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Births

Boys
Fred and Mary Lane. 2345 NJ Rural
July and Emaline Johnson 1913 Cornell
:, Almond and Helen Fairfield. Coleman
Hospital.
John and Polly Arnold. 1877 W. Thirty
Martin and Anna Glenn. 1906 Fletcher.
Leo and Margaret Hansman, 1908 E.
John and nellie Losey. Christian Hospi-
John and Mary Smith Christian Hospi-
Harry and Helen Flanagan. 1902 College.
Francis and Lillian Sherwood. 648
andrew and Bessie Miller. 1857 South
Reuben and Lydia Newcomer. 4oi N.
William and Mabel Ritchey. $40 College.
Sidney and Miriam Weinstein. st. Vim
RAY and Hazel Murphy. st. vincent's
friedrich and Mary Stevenson. 2425
Gus and Laberne vernick. l25 s. Davi-
SON.
Charles and Thelma Drake. Methodist
John and Lillian Miller. Methodist Hes
Charles and Bertha futile. 2s2 N.
Forest and Leona Byersrar, 24s0 N,
Roy and Elnore Harder. asa N Lynn.
William and Susie Muegge. 1852 s. Della
Allen and Hazel Courtney. 4S6 S. Key
Sol and Maud williams. 20 N walcott.
James and Viola Sim. 146 Tacoma Ter
race.
zeImer and Eva Corey. 1850 Astor.
Ebert and Mary Suber. 800 w. Twenty
Sixth.
Albert and Providence Miller. 1851 W.
Arthur and GLADYS whittemore. Cole
Daniel and Mary NickloH. Coleman Hos
Robert and Lucille Austin. Coleman Hos
John and Betty Price. Coleman Hospital.
Paul and Grace Sayre' Coleman Hospi-
Glenn and Irma Osborne. Coleman Hos
William and Edna Curtis. Coleman Hos
L!tal.
Davis and Anna Harrison. Coleman Hos
David and Anna Brill. Methodist Hos
Theodore and Marie Jet. 1916 English.
Earl and Ella Neigh, Christian Hospital.
William and Mary Allen. Methodist
Dol and Mary Wright. 1919 E. Fifteenth
Ernest and Grace Shultz. 1888 E. YER
Steve nand Ardela Hutcherson. s2lS
Clarence and May Ballard. CLARK Blakes-
william and Lillian Royalty. 1850 Pros
pect.
Philip and Jane Mitchell st. Vincent's
Hospital.
Joe and FlossIe oyler. Methodist Hos
pital.
Abe and Hannah Nsenbaum, Methodist
D5rey and Nettie Plake. Methodist Hos
pital.
Samuel and Helen Trabue. Methodist
Hospital
Pleasant.
Carl and Viola Shaw. e26 w. Thirty-Sec-
ond.
Paul and Agatha MCGEE. 456 W. Seven
tenth.
Fred and Stella Hofmeister. 2i6 N. Oak
joseph and Frances Morris, 2026 Olney.
Herman and Georgia Brown. 5i4 w.
Twenty-Sixth.
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Deaths

John B. Link, IS. 66s E. Twelfth. pneu-
William Tell Jean. Sc. st. vincent's Hos
Wv William Harting. 50. 72l E. Morris. mi
Il Lueiia Woods, So. 4Is Rlackford, car
George George Kerr. II, elss College. chronic
interstitial HeIPhTitsso CITY bosptal hy
poHEt uso s scSissei 10. Christian Hospital
i0P Della peVore, 49, s1s W. Twenty Eighth,
pulmonary tuberculosis. -
Startling Steele. "a. Flower Mission. myo-
Ellis Burke. IS. city hospital. lobar pneu-
i''S CHARLES e. Holloway. 10. 1414 Park. car
Robert slackman. 4. city hospital. lobar
Hanna Jane Heater. SIS, 144s Shepard.
John William Cramer. 20. Christian Hos
pital, acute peritonitis. -,,.,
Thomas J. Hopkins. rs. $40 Cincinnati.
OH Eunetta Mcclure. 40, 75S Roache, acute
VH Cora Powell, Sc. sS4 W. Twelfth. nitrai
iiii MarSaret Zachary. 20. st. Vincent Hos
initial acute cardiac dilatation.
Elwood Edmundson. So, 1905 NILS. an
siHNn an pSc'1 a Blackwell. II. soss McPher-
'O Mary Jane Doyle, Il, 1905 Hartford,
Vivian BoTuT. !. city hospital. menin-
XVII Virginia Heller. 81. s54 Division. hypo-
Rosa Anna Graves, 81. 2loi Wendell.
Sa Edith Griffith Smith. Il. 81 W. st.
| Clair, acute myocarditis.
irwin 2. Murlett. SO, 615 N. California,
chronic tnterstitial nephrttis.
Mary Ellen DUNCAN. u, 90 Kenyon.
| acute Intestinal obstruction.
G. Omar Nichols. So. ATS N. Gale.
| brnocho asthma.
Martha ]. Hamilton, 78. $40 n Wallace.
acute cardiac dilatation.
Joseph D. creviston, SO. Methodist Hos
pital. carcinoma.
Edward s. Woodcock. so. st. vincents
| Hospital. arteriosclerosis.
Isabel Murphy. u. city hospital. chronic
bon 6. Lucas. Q. st. vincent's Hospital.
broncho pneumonia.
Margaret A. Shanghusey, "a. 210e Shelby.
| chronic interstitial nephritis.
| Daniel M. Moroney. IS. 3s40 W. Michi-
| gan, cerebral hemorrhage.
Frank Lewis Stilweil. "a. 225l North
western, chronic myocarditis.
Ruth Ann Petrie. 26, 5S7 e. Thirty-Ninth
William. Lester stambro. mo-. city hos
pital. malnutrition.
Lawrence Earl Chamberlain. 1. city hos
pital diphtheria.
Nsttie Hall. Ii. 1918 N. Illinois. typhoid
Lorraine Lenora Holdcroft. Z. lo7 Chris.
| tian, broncho pneumonia.
Steve Hotsellers days. S3f II Empixc
premature birth.
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PORKERS LOSE
STRENGTH And
DROP so CENTS
.AII Weights in Hog Market
Decline rs to so
J.
Cents.
Price Range.

All hogs suffered in the general
decline that hit the market today
at the local stockyards. The top was
IS cents lower at $10.15 per hundred
pounds. Bulk prices were $9.75 with
$685. and $40 paid for a few 100 and
215 pound weights. Receipts were
large, estimated at $500 with 853
FOLLOWERS.
The Chicago market was slow with
be, 900 received. Early bids were Is
cents lower with best heavies held
at $10.25.
= Cattle, calves and lambs were
steady and strong to higher at the
local market.
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PRODUCTION OF OIL
DECREASES IN WEEK
National Daily Output Of Crude Oil
Drops 1900 Barrels.

BIZ UNtted Press .
TULSA, Okla, Nov. 8.-Crude oil
production throughout the United
States declined in the week ended
Nov. 5, estimates released by the
Oil and Gas Journal showed today.
National production, daily average,
slumped from 2,479,647 barrels to
2,462,062 barrels. Light oil produc-
ton decreased 1892 barrels.
The Seminole field, which the last
few days has been developing new
strength showed a decline last week
to a daily average of 404, 755 barrels
a day, as against 412,81o barrels the
week before.
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Marriage Licenses

Harry, Parish. 20, aolo Jones: painter.
Thomas Booso, 80. Indianapolis, sales
man. and Halle Peelman. 80. Indianapo-
waiter Scotch, 81, s1s2 Station. ship
ping clerk and Margaret Butcher. IS.
Bats Z. Twenty Sixth.
Raymond McFadden. 20. 1869 Ester, la
Speedway, storekeper.
Leonard Tanner. 20. 1850 N. Delaware,
insurance. and Grace Louergan, 929. 3o5
Ridgeview.
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Building Permits

John T: Hardssty. addition. Os5 W.
Thirty MT,yy, Fourth, $500 A ,oo, ~ No.
horn miI 81 oo a 'inins' p0f'ii' 4OI' ~ NeSi
MI. Phearson. furnace. 2ss s. Dearborn.
5; Fl; Holmes. furnace. 2ol2-l4 s. Ho-
j. F. yesterday. furnace. 1928 Guilford.
II. E. Musgrove. furnace. 1854 Rowland,
William Crawford. furnace. 42s Patter-
Allen Thomas. furnace. sss Roache.
Alfred wetton. furnace. 1919 Bellefon-
DR.. B. J.. Terrell. furnace. Ritter and
Pleasant Run Blvd. $3.50.
I. P. De Yelling. furnace. 1854 Ruckle.
M. J. Shea. reroof. 1242-44 Naomi. $500.
Mary z: Sloane; dwelling and garage
iS Mr1 MsS %fam $500 4, Hoffman garage Gil
John r Welsh d Son. repair, o27
Z. o. Martin. rsroof. a N. BroOkvllle,
William Low Rice. dwelling. 9oa-OS N.
jacob jacob & Co.. addition. eSl-s5 s. Della
Vernon MccOnauger, garage. SIS N.
T. W. Ioyett. garage. 1855 W. Thirty
Prank Perkins, dwelling and garage,
'O Frank Perkins. dwelling and garage.
3020-22 Wren, $2.650.
A. Chambers, porch. 564s Broadway.
Frank L. Bridges. dwelling 1914 w.
N. RoSenthali. floor. 2445-47 N. Talbot,
e E. Stout. dwelling and garage. 124 W.
Forty First. $4,000.
j. @. Habig. dwelling. 1901 Southern.
William Koch, furnace. 1S42-4s Calhoun,
Lucus French. furnace. 1909 N. Merid-
indianapolis Water Company. furnace,
Market and California, $500.
Stackhouse Company. furnace. 1901 Col
r. G. Griswald. furnace. $3.50 Univer-
Santa Rosa. furnace. 2sl1 E. Seven
John T. Hardesty. addition. s35 W.
Thirty-Fourth, $500.
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All Weights Down

Pigs suffered the biggest drop, 60
ing down SO cents to $7.50@8.50. An
finals in the 130-160-pound division
were of Is cents selling at $500
925 Other material weighing 10000
pounds was $9.50@9.85, and 200-250
pounds, $9.50@10. Heavy meat ami
mails, weighing $50 pounds and up
were $1Cm1015.
Is Beef s were steady to slightly
weak, but COWS went higher, selling
at $6.5008.50. Steers brought $11@
ia. Low cutters and cutter COWS
were unchanged at $4.25@5.75, as
were bulk stock and feeder steers,
which went at $4,000. Receipts
were estimated at 300.
Calves, Lambs Higher
Best vealers rose so cents to a
range of $14.50@15.50, but heavy
calves we're unchanged at $500
$50. About TOO were brought to
the yards.
Top fat lambs advanced so cents,
with other classes remaining steady.
Approximately 1900 were received.
Bulk fat lambs sold at $13@1350
and culls at $7.5O@10. Fat ewes
were $4.50@6.50.
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LAFAYETTE HOTEL MAN
NOON HOLD-UP VICTIM
Daring Robbery Added to Series of
Crimes in Few Days.

Crimes in Few Days.
BIZ Times Special
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Nov. ga
hold-up of the proprietor of a hotel
at noon has been added to a series
of robberies and burglaries here
within the psst few days. Two ban
dts walked into the Grand Hotel
and robbed the proprietor, Nick
Pappas, of 500 and gold watch.
A bandit in a stolen auto robbed
filling station attendant of 500.
Burglars who broke into the Memo
rial building at Purdue University
obtained 1865, contents of the cash
drawer. A safe in the Metropolitan
store yielded 5000 to burglars.
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RU limited PreSs

1000; market mostly steady to 15c down:
$io. 500 10 50: 1eO-a ibs.. Sic. 25g So 1so,,
$50; packing sows. sS.75@9. Cattle = Re
ceipts, rs; calves. receipts, $50; market
steady; beef steers. -s10.5O@12.5O; vealers,
active and strong; top fat lambs, $l4.5o;
bulk fat lambs, $13@14.5o; bulk Gull
lambs, 5000.
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Edinburg Lions Hear Stump

BIZ Times Special
EDINBURG, Ind, Nov. 8.-Albert
Stump, indianapolis, Democratic
candidate for United States sena-
tor, addressed the local Lions Club
at a luncheon today.
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BU United Press

d asSc i nV $50 to $50 lbs. $s.ScGi6. rs
200 to ESQ lbs. $1O@IO;25; 100 to 200 lbs.
1870 lbs, $9.15; packing sows .s7.56@8.5o.
Cattle-Receipts. 325; calves. receipts, So;
market steady: veals SOC up; beef steers.
S7.E0@13: beef cows, s6Q8; low cutters
and cutter cows, $4.5o@ rs. so: vealers. $40
OLA; heavy calves. .$10@13; bulk stocker
ceipts. $50: market for best lambs Csc
up; others steady; top fat lambs. .$14; bulk
fat lambs. $10@13.75; bulk Gull lambs.
S7@9; bulk fat ewes, $4@5.
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Election Closes Markets

BD Times Special
NEW YORK, Nov. 8.-Elec-
ton in New York today will be
observed as a legal State holi-
day. The Stock Exchange,
cotton exchange, curb market
and all other securities and
commodities markets will &C
cordingly b eclosed. The banks
also will not be open for bust
ness.
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In the Grain Market
(By Thomson g. McKinnon)

CHICAGO, Nov. 8.-Euenos Aires and
Rosario wheat markets show strength and
Liverpool is inclined to Sympathize, but
as yet foreign buying is confined tc the
futures, there being no noticeable better
ment in export trade Liverpool is deA
cidedly skeptical of any Important harm
and action of their prices will weaken
our market. Prices will respond to Ar
gentine news for a time. but definite i'm
pairment of their prospects muse occur if
the market is to assume an upward trend.
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indianapolis Community Fund lunch
con, Claypool.
Purdue Alumni Association luncheon,
SEVERN.
Junior Chamber Of Commerce lunch
con, Chamber of Commerce.
Butler Mems Club luncheon, Cham
Der OF Commerce.
Mercator Club luncheon. Spink-Arms.
Lions Club luncheon, Lincoln.
Associated Employers, directors din
ner, SEVERN. go p. m.
Alpha Eta Pi meeting. Lincoln, 1880
p. m.
Christamore Settlement House, D. m.
Brightwood Civic Association meeting.
Railroad Y. M. G. A. building. p. m.
decentralization Civic League and
School 81 Pareht-Teacher Association
joint community meeting at School 81.
300 N. Wallace St.. 1880 p. m.
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BIZ United Press

CLEVELAND. Nov. -Hogs-Receipts,
| 1900; market steady to strong; .250-350
1850; 10000 lbs. .$1O@ 1850; 13o-l6O lbs.
$9@10.10; 90-130 lbs, $8.75@9.25; pack
ing sows, S8.25@8.75: Cattle-Receipts.
beef COWS. 1908; low cutter and cutter
cows, $4.50@ $780,. yealerS. $12.75q 1850.
Sheep-Receipts. 1900: market steady;
@14.50: bulk Gull lambs, $10Q11.50; bulk
fat ewes. $5@6; bulk feeding lambs. S7012.
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lbs. down, choice, s1s;7s@l7:7s; good.
mon, $7@9.25; light yearling steers. and
heifers, good and choice, $50 lbs. down.
slS2S@S25 5effers good and ana choice nice
anu au choice a Wsgs9s1 and
dunn, $697 low cutters and cutter
s7@io; Vealers, Gull to choice. $7@l4:
feeder and stocker cattle, steers, common
to choice. $7.50@11:50. Slaughter sheep
90 lbs. down, medium and choice. $3.50
1460: cul; and common, all weights,
$lO.5o@13;. ewes, medium to choice. SO. IS
ing lambs. range stock feeding lambs, me-
dunn to choice, $1325@14.50. Note: Above
quotations on full wooded (ss) wooded (sv)
Shorn basis,
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Treasury Certificates to Mature

treasury CtTLIuCdCtS 10 WdCuTc
BH United Press
WASHINGTON, Nov. 8.-Secre-
tary of Treasury Mellon today an
nounced an offering Of $400,000,000
of 31s per cent Treasury certificates,
maturing June 15, 1923. Receipts
from the certificates will be used in
part for, retiring the $751;, 100000 of
second Liberty bonds which have
been recalled for redemption Nov.
Is.
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Local Wagon Wheat

Local grain. elevators are paying s1.27
for No. 2 red wheat. other grades are
purchased on their merits.
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BIZ United Press

EAST BUFFALO. Nov. s.--Hogs Re-
sspt LOO 90 hoIdOfT III arf i s se
CTS; packing sows, $8.5@9.25. Cattle
Receipts. 200; calves, receipts. zoo; market
Sheep-Receipts, 400; market steady; top
fat lambs, SI4.50; bulk Gull lambs, $1,000
11.50; bulk fat ewes. SCOT.
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Produce Markets

Butter wholesale price)--No. /. 47Q
PIC: No. 2. 46g47c; packing stock. 22Q
25c; No. /. 4s@4sc per ID. in tubs; No. z.
Butterfat buying prices)-47@49c.
Eggs-Strictly fresh. delivered at Indian
apolis. 40Q4lc.
Cheese wholesale sellin gprices. per
No. l, 42@44c: imported swiss. 6oa sc:
Wisconsin fiat. mild and sharp. SO@32c:
Longhorns. 20 a 2Sc: New York, limber ger,
30M34c; Wisconsin limberger. 28Q30c.
Poultry buying prices Hens. l9@20c;
Leghorn hens, 13@15c: Leghorn springs. ID
q 15c: springs. 10000; BOOSTERS. 10@i2c:
turkeys hens. 25Q32c; young toms, asa
32c: old toms, 20027c; ducks. l5@16c;
geese, 10@14c; guineaS, Young SOC; old, 35c.
BU United Press
5 extra st SS
tTas, 47 y Regents, 4.75o ord;
@a6c; Extras Extras s21sGssc Cheese@T Fs, IS
Csc; young Americas. 25Hc. Poultry :
Receipts. ID cars: springs. 23c; ducks
heavy. 24@25c; small. 18c; geese. zoe
turkeys. 30@35c: roosters. TIC. Potatoes
Arrivals. ISL: on track. 495: in transit
1853: Wisconsin sacked round whites. 81 sc
Oils; few fancy, higher: Minnesota and
North Dakota sacked Red River. Ohios and
round whites. s1.A0@ 1.60; Idaho sacked
Russets and Burbanks, $1.70M1.90. Sweet
potatoes-S192.
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Bu United Press
GOODS ON CIRCLE BILL
100 Butler Students on Program All
Next Week

AS an added attraction, 100 Butler
goods will appear at the Circle
Theater for a week beginning Sat-
,urday in connection with the pho
toplay, 1.-THE Fair Coed" starring
Marion Davies. The goods, members
of the Girls Glee Club, under di-
rection of Franklin N. Taylor, will
sing. Special scenic effects are be-
ing prepared, including reproduc-
ton of door in one of the new
Butler buildings on Fairview site.
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Death Notices

WATTS. BURL HOLLOwELLr-Age &c
years. beloved wife OF Austin Watts and
daughter. Of Mrs: Hannah ,Hollowell. de-
residence 709 Olive Ave. Funeral at the
Tabern acle Baptist Church Wednesday,
p. m. Friends invited. Burial Floral
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Bu Times SDecidL

5o6 msrEet ss@sSS lover ssavss sle
mediums, $s.75; lights. sS.75; pigs. scar;
roughs, $6.75@775;. stays. $6.75. Cattle
ceipts. 200; market steady; good to choice,
$10.50@12.50; medium to. good, So, 50@
$50: outs. $3.50 down. Sheep-Receipts,
IL: seconds, $6@7; sheep, 1905. Mon
days shipments: Cattle. 985: calves. SOS:
hogs. 345: sheep none.
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Rent housekeeping Rooms


ASHLAND, 2l50; 2. nice, modern, fur
nlshed; heat, light. telephone. He 2s97.
ASHLAND, 2l50; ? nice. modern. fur
.- hlsnea; neat, light, telephone. He 1897
BELLEFoNTAINE. 1915: 4 conf. furnished
MaIIn Ioom6; modern. Lincoln. 1893
COLLEGE. 22O9; comfortable furn rms
moa:, private entrance. Hem. 1894.
EASTERN Ave. 3d. modern rooms: good
location. Cherry 4l05-J. sNON
AOYT. lll2; 2 furn. housekeeping rms, /:
-mooern, private home Drex 1913
KEYSTONE. ~, 1888; furnished rms;
n.oaeIn, garaRe' reasonable. Oh. 3753-M
LEXINGTON. 1910: 3 clean, modern. we'll
lease9 rms, everything furnished; So
MiLEY, 1873; clean. furn., gas, electricity,
l room, So; 2 rooms. S. '''N''''
NEWMAN. 1911; nice laNge furnished
and water paid. Oh. 5244 after D. IN.
OHIO, f., llOi; rms suit. for siecp-:
steam neat; pleasant; garage. Lin. 87b2.
OHIO. e., $40; housekeeping room. eyerv-
IhlnG furnished; SO wk.: 2 rms. S4
PRATT, W., 20; viii give free rm. rent for
couple: VIE 70 assist with work. IL 20a5
rms, employed couple ''' - Is ''0Os'n
furnished: good heat Reasonable SiaSi bt'iiS'''"'
VILLA Ave. s29; 2 nice, large, light rms.
car line. Drexe 5096. '''"'
WALCoTT, a. N; clean rms: steam heat;
private, modern home. Lin. 1867.
18TH. w. %; furn. rm.. kitchenette: down
stirs; mod; emp. couple; Illinois car.
LOVELY furnished apt steam heat: near
neth: reasonable. Lin. zoos.
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Receipts, 800; market steady. higher.
6eeI SJ6GIS 941.OUWll
Beef cows ............. $500 $50
Low cutters and cutter COWS. 425M SIS
Bulk stock and feeder steers. 1900 900
Calves
Receipts. TOO; market to higher.
Best vealers ...............$14 50@15 so
Heavy calves ................. $500 $50
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Banks and Exchange

INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT
Local bank clearings today were $4,189,-
900. Debts were 1856, 900.
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Eighty workers from six churches

Eighty workers from six churches
in the district east of the Belt rail-
road received final instructions In
the visitation evangelistic campaign
Monday night at the Garfield Ave.
M. E. Church. Rev. r. H. Benting,
pastor, was in charge. The workers
will canvass the neighborhood for
new church members.
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Members Of School Al Parent
Teachers Association heard an ad-
dress by Charles F. Miller, school
superintendent, this afternoon. A
play, 1.-THE Growing Peace" was
given by the ga class.
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Work on the new Indiana Ma
tional Guard armorieS at Green's
burg and Rensselaer, has been start
ed, Adjt. Gen. William II. Kershner
reports. The former will cost $685.
900 and the latter $4,000.
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Public schools Of Indiana are OBJ
serving Indiana education week,
designated in a proclamation by
Governor Ed Jackson, by holding
special programs in cooperation
with the State department of edu-
cation.
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Former Attorney General U. s.
Lesh has been named by Governor
Jackson as special judge in Allen
Circuit Court case. Judge A. F.
Briggs, Albion, failed to qualify,
Suit is that of Emil Herman for
w. L. Herman, minor, against
John A. Toman.
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Room for Rent With Board

MERIDIAN, N. 1929: attractive rm.. con-
GENIAL. pleasant home. Har. 1881.
PENN. NJ, 1929, Apt. LOG; will share NV
Turn. apt. with congenial emp. girl.
LOVELY front rm., north; clean and ouiet:
Central car. Hemlock 1850.
WILL care for children In my home: moth
eLs cere; mod: day or niRht Bel 1851.
ROOM; modern, with nurse. for inyaiidS
or elderly people. Iry O223-R
WANTED; small children to room and
ooara; best OF care. 308 N. New Jersey.
CHILDREN TO BOARD: REFINED HOMF-
MOTHERS CARE. HEM. 2i49.
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Heart disease was given as the
probable cause of death of William
Bernard, 70. found dead in bed at
SIS NJ, Delaware st. Monday. John
Osborne, who operates the rooming
house, told police he tried to awaken
Bernard twice by knocking and
finally forced the door.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-11-08

"What Is a Christian" will be the
subject tonight of DR.. E. E. Violette
at the Tabernacle, Thirty Eighth
and Illinois Sts Monday night he
spoke on Effects of False Faith"
Evening star., 1927-04-08
POLAND DENIES
LOAN DIFFICULTIES
Official Note Says Differ.
enceS Lie in Plans to
Stabilize ZIoty.
BY the Associated Press.

WARSAW, Poland. April S.-An
official communique issued yesterday
says that differences between the Pol
ish government and the American
bankers, with whom a large loan is
under negotiation, are concerned not
with the loan itself but with technical
details of plan for the stabilizatiOn
of the zloty.
The communique indicated that a
number of rumors concerning govern
mental criticisms of the conditions Of
the loan with reports that there was
even a possibility that the negOtia-
tions would be broken off were great.
ly exaggerated.
Minister of Finance Czechowicz is at
work on plan of stabilization of the
zloty from the Polish viewpoint. This
will be compared with the American
suggestions in order that plan may
be found satisfying to both parties.
The Polish government understands
that the projected presence Of repre-
sentatives of the American bankers in
the Bank of Poland will be only in the
role of observers, which will not hurt
national feelings. A part of the popu-
lation. led by former Premier and
Finance Minister Grabski, however,
strongly objects to the idea Of having
foreigners in the bank.