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services. WORD (275). Batavis--Ad.
dress; music. WPG f209 81. Atlantic
City-Organ recital: soloists.
Familiar hymns. KFUo tSS5i11." 81.
Louis-"ln the Beginning" wL1B
So t3O2S), Observation-Disclosures; popular
program.
$3.50 Y. M.--KGO 1861 -. OakIand-Eve-
ning services. KYW (5354l Chicago
Classical concert. WENR $500. Chs
MEAA (47b.9) Dallas = Orchestra
WHIT (4Q0l Chicago--Fequest pro
gram; Back Home hour. WRW t372l
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
0:15 +. M.-WHN 1901 ~. New York -
Orchestra Voc (4S3.6) Davenport
symphony Orchestra.
10 100 y. MYTHS (374.S) Hot Sprinaa
Orchestra: frolic.
II:OO +. M.--wBAP (475.aD IT. worth
Popular music. VICES f250), Oak
Park-Organ; vocal solos; orchestra.
1900 M.--WBBM (226l. Chlcago--Nutty
Club, Moulin Rouge Orchestra.
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e. M KDkz c sSfI . East FlsSs5i s lS.-
Farm program. EFNF t2S9O' sheRnYatn y
S Sss5 sfGleS I BG6 WIZ VIZ
$3.50. springfeld-special musical
feature, wcAE l461 81 PtttsbgHa5gghs1-
New SeSnss Yorls-s ARTS in Everydsy Life,
Sunday Sunday school Seyi.~ VIII tSs7.5). Philsdei.
PV s757 Atlantic stIs'0 atym SS W1P
(EoS.2), Philadelphia-Sports corner.
WIZ (494 %. NsS YorlSMMSed quar-.
s tss wII wns $40 h GhiscsgoIS
SsSo, SsiSsFo7 classical s p 1,s.
rent at''' events Is0A woAw' t52o). Omaha
Nsase citEstq Esor, wo New '492 orf
wSM (2S2.Sl. NashvilIe--Bedtime story.
wTAM t3se.4). Observation-Disclosures
eous program.
I:1s p. M.z-wEAF L4e1 .bl. New York
Wis Barn Dance and Review.
1880 p. M.--KDKA 5000 East Pitts
burgh--Band KFRU t499.7). Colum:
b 95aa SopsundSy sshSol lesson KPEs
(475.99 Fl; worth-Sunday school les.
son. WEAF t491 =, New York -
Piano duets. quartet; PWX ta900), Ha-
y Yorf-RSdio novel, VIZ VIZ Sai1P5 i5osN sy
Philadelphia-Bask University Of
Philadelphia vs.. Dartmouth. WMAK
(265.6l. Loclxport--Music. WHAS
(300.S). Observation-Disclosures WSUI
(4S3.6l Iowa Citv--Music.
! :45 p. M.---wHT. (40p). Chicago-Music-
al feature: orchestra.
800 r.. M.-RPRC (296.9l, Houston
Pianist and assisting, artists. KIDS
pie Chanters.. WBBM l229l, Chicago-
College program. WCCn t416.4(. Min
neapolis-St,. Paul---Phil osophies: music.
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Average price Oh tWeHty lauo "aS AV0'oN'
Bv United Press
NEW YORK, Jan. 16.-Friday's
heavy selling was continued in the
weekend session and further de-
clines took place in stocks which
had played important roles in the
upswing over the Christmas Holt
day.
It was increasingly evident that
the reaction was due to an over
bought condition in the list rather
than to any adverse developments
in business conditions as the weekly
mercantile reviews reported a condi-
ton Of healthy prosperity in gen
eral trade and industry.
But the market obviously had
reached point where further prog
ress on the upside was impeded by
the presence of an over-crowded
speculative following, which rendered
Bgenersl list vulnerable to bearish
attacks. Following up their sue.
cesses Of the previous day, profess
SIGNALS forced additional liquidation
in United States Steel, American
Can, Hudson, General Motors, Du-
pont and other industrial leaders.
Many OF these stocks reached new
lows on the movement and the price
trend in the two-hour session was
mainly downward. The market
closed lower.
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Commission Row



sl;75@Si GRIMES Golden, zo.Doun S-1 5ss
ISL a Deous o t0pSI9pd B Bssei
$l75: King Dayids 46-pounc basket
sS B sSFshssn sSn5@o gfsySeD O wns
Bansnas@Sc a pound.
Go scOSn.n,s $S5o5 6U for i0g
iGrHapefru,t-Elorida. ss.Sog4.5o.
Grapes-Emperior.. Jugs, $500 @3.76
femoSns@Caiifooir:niSst.- box sSs' S$4.5oa5.
Limes-Sl. 50@2 hundred
Oranges - California Navels. $4.75;
PesTs%b' Anlou box. SeQe2S
Pineapples-Cuban. crit. S3.6064.60.
Tangerines-F!a crit. SO q 900.
Artichokes-Fcy California $1.5OG
sssss@Ih g si out 81 Fey. o.lliornl.
0ctsaS5bageWPbsnish. sos @eO ton.
: caSrotSs e. ! ] a bu; si.25aI.Oo: Texas
0uca aST iiitfRIow CRIT. s2.e5
ceiery.-csallitfooT1nisa, 1crt.. s7.50as; Mich
f assRlssaIlsr,S g. sSs. $3.50
sFIllcEEssy Cabtlb5iprns9 7 fbSs 49,
Lettuce-Western Iceberg. crate. S3.75
@4.75 II. 6. leaf 1b-pound basket. S1.75
" Mangoes-Florida trunk. sb60@6.
= Muss6rooms-Fcy. 5-pound basket 81 20
onions-spanish. CRIT, S1.s5@1.6O; H.
G. red and yellow, l00-pound bag, So q
3.25: southern shsllots. Dbl. $l3Gl4.
P PsssCaiifSrnia CT s S9GsasS c
Potstoes.-M Michigan white. 15O-lb sack
81 7.25: IDAHO per cwt.. S475 40: Ohio
Radishes@Doz. S0c,
Rutabagae-Fcy, ST 5O01.75 cwt.
sSpi1sShnIHH; E; 6ub ~ ko
$50.
Tomatoes---Crt., six-basket. 81.
Turnips-New b c. 81 al 40
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Concert Music
7:OO-WBz. wTAM.
7:3O--KDKA, WEAF.
S:00-KLDS, WORD.
S:3O-WFAA, VINO, KSD.
9:OO-KFRU, WOAW.
10:00-WFI, KPO.

10 P. MwETI y4e5) LOS Los ApgSIes--pS5U p-
Slrd B BPtbday 4SS psrty s'R Reo Fa1 1ss
U program. KoA ts22.4l. Dcnver---ofches-
s Soree wS %SAF 29 q29i y. NeS
PEI Orchestra WGN (3Q2;Sl, Chicago
Vocal dance. MI, Wyyp ss571o-2NS .g M9 So, /;
Orchestra. woK eliza Chiecaagos51@
c6icaso- RissD artists. orchestra.
1905 =; Mwcco &A41ssG) so Mi ~ gSiis
1915 P. MYTHS to74.s). Hot Springs
Dance tunes. violin recital.
1890 P. M-wgR, (517l, Pontiac--;Jest-
1O:A5 P; M.--wsb t42b.3). Atlanta -
Trio: s KPRc GS9s9l. H HH NS 7a1
ssssssss d9sisssSa Ri1@f'. % EG%
ra SaS Four e"S wEBH 'C;s7o.2SS. Chicago,
oge6estra s9Ig TeSdinss WEAR
S SroTh ard Pas al; M My t97S9S bai
Orchestra. WLIB (3Q2.Sl, Chicago
orcbestTa. bar bSrytoo neo'o' woAW" VTb26C
Omaha--Organ Jubilee. WRC (46S.5 .
Washington
II:15 r. M.--wBCN 1900, Chicago -
King Static's Court.
Has p. M.--wDAF (365.6). Kansas City
-Nighthawks' Frolic
IL M.-KFI (467). Los Angeles-Radio
Club. KGO 1851 ~. Oalyland--Orches-
ira. KPO l42S.3) San Francis o--Or-
chestra. KGO 1851 %. Sercnaders
VIVID (370.2). Orchestra
popular music WHIT (40O Chicago
Your Hour LeaEue. Pat Barnes.
I A. M.--KFI t467). Los Angeles--Mid-
night Frolic. screen and stage stars.
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SUNDAYS BEST FEATURES
United Press Stat CORRESPONDENCE

United Press staff Correspondent
WEAF. and hook-up, Us stations),
'9:15 p. M, EST.--Florence AustraI,
soprano; Cecilia Hansen, violinist.
WHIP, Philadelphia 6OS M, 10 p.
M, EST.-Verdi's opera "Rigol-
letto."
VITO, Hartford (476 M, $3.50 p. M,
EST.-New Haven Symphony Or
chestra.
KGO, Oakland 1861 ND, $3.50 p. m,
.PCST.-KGo Little Symphony Or
chestra.
WEAF, hook-up, (WEAF, WSAI,
WCAE, WEED p. M. EST.-Dr.
Cadman's mems conference.
7;45 A. ,M.--wJJD (370,2). Mooseheart--
Catholic services.
$40 a. M.--wJJD (37O.2). Mooseheart--
Protestant services.
0;57 A. M--wHAs (399.S). Louisville
Organ, Baptist services.
1000 A. ,M,-wwJ (352.7). Detroit-st.
Pauls Episcopal
1870 4: M.-wEBH ts7o.a). Chicago -
II;0O A. M.-KYw 1884. Chicago -
Services.
1900 M.-wHT (4oo). Chicago--sacred
concert; vocal and organ.
100 P. M-wwJ (3527) oetroit--or-
$3.50 P. M.-KYw 1854. Chicago
$500 p. M.-KDKA tsoo.1l. East PITTS
burgh--Organ: vespers. WtIB (3O2S)
Chicago-Concert.
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HOUR
BY.
HOUR
RADIO
(Ar Central Standard Tme)

cert. WGN. (3o2.sl, Chicago-Classic
M R2M WY Wild 'Ssg25bl sSse ooseSeSryt-
Mooseheart children; talk. WJR 1871
W a5R a7Sc7h ieRssfGatt w PRHE
sCois soDrS NOR W4992S Ssgark ztpDtc
TaTEyto wn5 Vocal music Jazz program,
W WsR SSS AAs sISU5pEHS ferta TRo@as
Cleveland = Coo Coo CLUB: Novelty
$50 F. M7 kPRAd ' iSsses Liq ToSstoS
Crank Tt9H Pd iaR7ists vm 6sD GS6a r5es
tWFfAA lMS75Ss b5alas@ A&EfosSVcRRs oTSi
P PSsi lWHMAS6O ORA, CSisSsSS :
k eDsOiR2suo Plec tPin' Orchestra, W0Ai
s945 G San ,4 Apsogp1io Newya 1ffa sSSs
Athletic 9 Club vs. 19niversity Of Penn,
sylvania. WsMB (31o). New Orleans
Music.
o.gG r MKT INA {sgsjo ,sS cSIS%SIS
s pTPss 'Bary N concert webb
SsSSssl; wv 4iSai7Ss,S s ssSsS SS
t Hsl''w LiB (905.s(, Ghicago-odches,
sFs wM T.ze '4 w3BB 8Bos 0chsss
0gSS63estrS poPgISr RgSsrS9 pia mSff
FSaSIHS SEos MSAww WOO g. Bays3
EHT 5t-BsRSc W WRRfEo 1881 44ssRssan"SS
@Obance WsM (282.S), Nashville
Barn dance orchestra.
a.e5 p. M.-KTHs (374.S). Hot Springs
Bedtime story. dance.
D:3O p. M-wBBM 1920. Chicago-m,0slrr,,
chestra, popular program guitars. VIII
1000 Chicago-Orchestra; songs ,WwJ1
f46s 81. Washington--Saturday Night
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Today's Best

COPYRIGHT. 1895. by United Press
KDKA. East Pittsburgh 600 ND,
$50 P. NJ. EST-Bank concert.
wNYC, New York (52s M. $3.50
P. NJ. EST-Mannes Symphony Or
chestra.
KSD. st. Louis (545 Nd, $50 P. M,
CST-St. Louis Symphony Orches-
ira.
wOAW, Omaha (526 M. II P. NJ,
CST-Dr. Applesauce and the organ.
WJR. Detroit (517 ND, 1890 p. M.
EST-WJR Testers.
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CCuOOTl SWORD FISH = The
Z Champion Duelist Of the
l1EL1 - Open Seas.
COpyrght COmpOns Pctured EneyeODeda Feaure srvies

called sailfsh, from the fact that II
has long high back fin. which it
often raises above the surface, ac-
cording to some authorities, allowing
the wind to propel it forward along
the surface.
Swordfish are much sought as
FOOD. They are. usually harpooned
from small boats, and their capture,
as has been INDICATED, is surrounded
with much danger and excitement.
ON the New England coast from
5000 to 5000 OF these fish are taken
every year. The sawfish, which re.
sembles the swordfish somewhat in
appearance and habits, belongs to a
different family, being related to the
sharks and rays. Scientific name of
common swordfish, Xiphias gladius;
OF sailfsh, Istiophorous nigricans.
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ALL GRAINS
CLOSE LOWER
Wheat ListIess on Bear
Market.
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Jan. 16.-Grain fu.
lures finished lower on the Board
of Trade today. Activities were
governed by bearish pit conditions
aided by absence of important news.
Wheat was listless with big trad
ers standing aside awaiting def.
mite trend. Houses with eastern and
foreign connections were big sellers.
In final rush of evening up, many
locals went out Of heavy lines.
Commission house selling, re-
garded as liquodating, pressed corn
to lower levels.
Oats were very quiet and off fracs
tionally in sympathy with other
grains.
Foreign and eastern buying Of
lard sent provisions higher.
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Radio Programs

$40 P. M;--EDKA tsoe,1l East rPJ1 itHtsE;
l481.3), Pittsburgh-Dinner concert.
WBz (523;S) springfeldEM;-lL,ditHtdlse, Gym
R6 oScys, WEI Vrrb..Ts Se4W Wen fsoS sY Chi
New York-Californias WOR (40o.2) E.
Newark-EnsemDie
B,45 r. M.-wOC 1880 Davenport -
Chimes. wPG (299.5) Atlantic City
Dinner music organ.
600 P. NINA l252l. Shenandoah - -
%%pinng music; wEAES I4Si : !asd N iy
Kansas Snsas''c ityms School Of the Air. WIFI
5Sg4 RhiladslPhiazc9PSert oor rcbhestsrs.
quartet quart .4OS WIZ q aSos P'RllaSei phis
c Gnsls wiS Soloi Msh VIZ t4s4sj. New
York-Dinner music. WoAW ti212bp }.
Qmaha-orchestra. rv,1 MMAY aA1 a. Sey;
ingtonOorchestra WSB (42S.3). Az
ianta-Sunday school lesson.
e:1B P. M.-wcCo t4164). Minneapolis
ST. Paui--Orchestra,
$50 p. M.-wBz ls33.3). s2rins field
Theater ,orgssn. WCAE r1 JAZZ 3, az F1t ~
Gsi5-65. New York0orchestra WILT
(394.5G' Phiiadeiphiar-C Concert orches-
ira WMAQ l441.5(. Chicsg9Lyiolin
SAOr MOO ' %N6R s Pebil3Nse eWpari
coiiegians. voc C4s5.el. Davenyort--
Gas P: M-weY ts79s). seherect2dy-7-
Bridge lesson, WMAK (265.O). Lock-
port-Musicale.
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In the Sugar Market
(By Thomson & McKinnon !

NEW YORK Jan. i n @ fTnln report that
new Cuban crop so far had indicated high
er yields OF sugar than last year is an
on the subject Of large prospective sup
plies. The trade has taken these condi-
tions into account, as attested by the
heayiness in raw and refined prices sugar
futures are marketing time with no likei-
hood Of any Improvement for the present.
crop. which was to have been given out
this past week is awaited with interest
although the markets haveA pretty well
measured the situation. which is expected
TO be disclosed in the Cover figures.
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Produce Markets

Eggs-zStrictly fresh delivered at Indian
apons, 30 a 33c
springers. 26c: Leghorns and blacks. 100
2lc; young turkeys. 35c: old turkeys. Use.
Butterfat--Locai ioboers are paying. ~
Cheese Wholesale buying prfces)--wis-
consin daisies, 26c; New York. tull cream.
CHICAGO. AIN. 1e.-Butter-. Receipts,
f hiDUso 4o SsaRs &c secon sssnos S so e
Eggs-Receipts 9,2O3; ordinaries. SIC;
iffsts. $4e chsssMTwias e.. rs Amer:
s IS Soc; GO geese see 9Ic TURKEYS SO S5e
c cS1s!er Wisconsin round whites 81 SO az
4.10: MINNESOTA. $3.50 q 4; idaho russetts.
$425 q 445.
CLEVELAND. Jan. rs. - Poultry -
Heavy express fowls. soc; Leghorns, "A q
docks pt 50 q Sac: V geese. Soa &c. butter
Extra in tubs. 46d 46hc:. extra firsts,
42c; flrsts. 4lc: packing stock: s2c. Eggs
26c; Ohio flrsts, 35c. western irsts. SIC.
Potatoes Ohio So; rs a 50 per bushel !:
E EndhG Oa $3.50 per ger sSSR sack
NEW YORK. Jan. 16.-FIour - Quiet.
Midwest si5S s 1870 1870 saFaroSiet
S565.5O. Coffee-Rio No, 4, lSISc:
Santos No. 4, 24624Ac. Tallow--Steady; :
special g extras, = @.9%SS Hssyy-9uiet;
81 .05 a .35. Dressed poultry--Steady:
turkeys. 50 a 54c: chickens, 20 a 35c: ca
pons, 2S@ 54c;, fowls, lz@ pee; ducks. IS
"a 35c: Long Islands. 33 "a 34c. Live poul-
try-Steady; geese, rs a 25c: ducks 17G
36c. fowls. 20 a 31c; tu1lSeya, 30 n abe.
rooiters 1Sc: broilers, 30 n doe Chess
Firrn: State milk common TO special. 81 Is
a 29c; Young Americas. 20 n 17c Butte
Quiet: creamery extras. 43 u e: special
market, A a A nc. Eggs--Weaker; near
by white fancy. AZ a 4Se: nearby ststc
white. 33 a 46c; fresh irsts. 35 q n 4Oc:
Pacific coast FIRST to extras. SO a 40c: west
ern whites. SO 646c.
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HOG VALUES FORGE UPWARD AGAIN
Gain of Is Cents Is Made
Cattle and Sheep Trading
Dull and Steady.
Governing factors again favored

Governing factors again favored
the selling side and hog values
forged ahead 15c more on the Indi-
annapolis Livestock Exchange today.
Comparatively light receipts Of
$500. combined with packers orders
in competition with local killers bids
to boost the price.
The increase brought lightweight
hogs up to $1S.15. This was top
price, generally, but one load Of
choice lights brought $685.. Only
one purchase at this figure. however.
was reported.
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Wholesale Meat Prices

Beef-Native steers. 500 to 500 lbs.
over car Carcass 4c native Seifsrs o nnf fo
$50 lbs, Iva zoe: fores under carcass
2c; kinds oyer carcass. Be-; native COWS.
carcass. 10; kinds over carcass, %. Pork
Dressed hogs. lao to 200 lbs, 20A g;
liza 10 x g: fresh tenderloins. 45c Veal
---Carcaeses 20 to 200 lbs. 2O6 DC.
kinds and saddles over carcass &c: fores,
under carcass. BE. Mutton-Spring lambs.
% to 20 lbs. 31h $3.50
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INMATES BODY FOUND

BU THIffd Press
LOGANSPORT. Ind. J,tn. 16.--
1he body of Oliver Froclzs. 70, who
disappeared from the Cass County
infirmary here on Dec. Is. was found
today beside a fodder shock in a
field on the poor farm.
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Cash Grain

Saturdays receipts, 81 cars. Prices quot
ed Al 15c I. Q, b. basis to New York. Hay
Q ntrack indianapolis. Bids for grain at
the Indianapolis Board of Trade were:
- Wheat-Weak; No, red. $l.3O q 80; .
Corn--Weak; No. 3 white. 90 671c. No
4 white, 81 a soc; No. 3 yellow. 699 71c:
No. 4 yellow. 81 q 69c; No. mixed 90
: oass-Easy No 2 white 4o@4ohc:
d ~ IS ,6 Nj .o1 ti mot ga
timothy. $20@21 so: No. light clover
mixed, $22 a. 20 so; No. 1 clover mixed.
5000 @21.5o: No. 1 clover hay. S19@
Inspections
whsat---,No, 2 red cars: No. 3 red. 1
car; No. 4 mixed. ] car Total. 8 ears.
Corn-No. 3 white, / car: No. white,
2 cars No. white. z cars: No. white.
2 cars; No. 5. yellow. 4 cars: No. 5 yellow.
Ia cars; sample yellow cars: No. A
mixed. 2 cars; No. 3 mixed cars: No. 6
mixed, cars: sample mixed. 2 cars. To-
tai. 55 cars
cars.
Hay--No. l clover mixed. 1 car: No. 2
clover mixed. car. Total. 2 cars.
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Foreign Exchange

Bn United Press
NEW YORK. Jan. 16.-Foreign ex-
S4.85%. up 1-16; francs. 3.77c: lire,
403%c; Belgium. 4.531ac; marks. 23S0c;
Holland. 4020c; Sweden. 26.7Gc. Russia.
5.15c; Hong Kong. So 7sc: Shanghai. 75c;
Yokohama. 4462c
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Local WAGON Wheat

Ind,anapolis mile ana grain elevators
are paying 81 SO for No. 2 red wheat
Other grades or their merfts
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HOOsIER DENIED HEARING

BID DHfT0d Pfe88
CHICAGO. Jan. ia rehearing
was denied Clark Bahler, TT. Wayne,
Ind, saloon keeper, by the Appellate
Court here today. Bahler was origi-
nally tried and convicted of violating
the prohibition law. The sentence
of six months and $500 was upheld
in a subsequent appeal.
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Dancing

7:30-WMAK, WHAS.
8:0O-WTAM, WRW.
9:O0-KMA, webb, WGY,
WMBB, WSM.
9:3O-WBBM, WHIT. WRC.
1O:O0-KOA, WBCN. WPG, WQJ.
lO:sO-WJR, WOAW.
11:O0-KGO, WEBB, WFAA,
WLIB, WRC.
11:45-WDAF.
12s0O-KGO, VIVID.
1:00-KFI.
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Births

BOYS
Arthur and Virginia Jenkins. ST. Vim
cent Hospital.
John and Katherine KrOger. St Vim.
: Thomas and Electa King. 81. Vincent
Victor and Frances Mccoy. St. Vincent
Clarence and Mary Mahoney. st. Vim
wiihs@ and Hnda Moore. Christian Hos
Ernest and Alva Brown, 500 N. keystone
Anthony and Jennie Smerdel 1877
Walter and Tennessee Beicher. eo4
alexander and Henrietta Kuhn, 1926
Eugene and Margaret Shine. St. Vincent
Hospital.
Raymond and Alice Day. st. Vincent
james and Della Gates. 81. Vincent Hos
= william and Emma Ennaman. 1917 S.
FLOYD and erayce Schultz. s71e North
Raymond and Lena Harris. 2o27 Mabel.
Henry and Anna Lovett. 1918 s. Della
ware.
Raymond and OPAL Price. .36s Grand.
Alonzo and Ruth Duckworth. $40 Ne.
: Joseph and Florence Fisher. 1884 N.
Colorado.
Ambrose and Charlotte HornberEer.
1923 Kelly.
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Chicago Stocks
JARDINE OPPOSES BILL
Hearings on Prohibiting "Short
Sales on Grain Begun.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 16.-Hear-
ings on the Caraway bill, to prohibit
"short sales" in the cotton and grain
market, opened before the Senate
Agriculture Committee today. Sec
rotary of Agriculture Jardine an
nounced he was opposed to the bill.
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Deaths

Louise "A Kip. 10. $50 Sutherland.
chronic interstitial nephrftis.
Infant Tmmons. day. Long Hospital,
Seth Thomas Green. 40. Long Hospital.
mitral stenoais.
sarah stocking 40. Christian Hospital.
Geneva Msrtin. 20. City Hospital. acute
myocartitis.
Oscar Le Roy Pierpont. 90, 11os N.
La Sale cerebral hemorrhaEe.
Alice Martha Butler. 0S, city hospital.
arterioscleroeis.
Infant Bodine. hrs. 1850 Kenwood.
premature birth.
Nancy Agnes Riley. 60. 51s7 Pleasant
Run Blvd. arteriosclerosis.
Henry W. Lawrence. 70. Claypool Eotel.
chronic neDhritis.
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Raw Sugar Prices
SHIPPERS' FORECAsT

Northwest. north and east. 25 to
81; west and south, 2s to 49,.
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CentraI-K Il K X, K r NJ Q,
VINO, Will. WOI. WOS.
EasteTn--CNRO, PWx. WBPI.
WANG. wGHP, wHAZ, wOR,
WRC, WTAM, WHAM. WJR.
Far West--K f o A, XII X,
KWSC.
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81 .eoG1St, corn--No. 81 s0a Sic. Rye q,
No. q 81 .04. Oats--No. 2. 46l2 a
8. 75c Cloverseed- SIS Sc: domes-
tieh SO; January $15. so February
and January. $3.50; March. IS s. Aisike
Cash. $16; March, $16.25. Butter
4S@ Acc. EggS-3S a 4Oc. Hay--S3O
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CentraI--K f d M, KF Xxx,
KENO. KFUO, wJAD. WCBD,
WHO, WOAN, WOS. WOI.
EasteEn--WCAP, WCAU, WICK,
WEBB. WGR, WGHP, WHAZ,
WILT. WOO, WTAG, VITO,
WEEP, WAR.
Far West-CFAC, KFOA, XIX,
KWSC.
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NEW YORK Coffee PRICES
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