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Commission Row
PRICE TO RETAILERS

PRICE 70 RETAILERS
s5sc deIcous s55 es S0n drimes SIS ;
Barrel apples: Jonthans. $3.50: Grimes. 50;
CRANES, s275Gs; Weaithies. So: Ioweiis.
So; Delicious. 81: cooking apples. s2.25:
Woli River. So; Idaho Delicious. s3.25.
Cocoanuts.-Jamaica. $3.50 per 100.
-drapes-Lady Fingers, $3.50 lug: Cali
fo-nia seedless. $2.75 lug: California Mala-
gas, 90 lug: California Emperors, $3.50
ffemons|Florlda. ssalo crate.
Limes-Jamaica. So per 100.
crate: Florida. sS.5oG $50 crate.
,,, Pe;aIrs1.Washington Bose ss25 per box;
ton D'Anious. Sc box
Persimmons- indiana. $50 crate.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sBs = S sIa'
VEGETABLES
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81 per dozen,
Bean-southern. $3.50 per hamper.
B BsssseI sp e.; s5c dozen Is
Cabbage--H. G.. 1A@2c h.; red cab
eeairrots~H. G.. s5c dOz.: bulk. $l@1.2s
aulihower-California. $275 crate.
Celery--Michigan. Hghball, 81 crate:
2S nat fTsts McRigsn rough g
G GflieTy Csbsas & q Is, dO1'
Cucumbers-Hothouse. s1.75 doz.: south
EggplantEH. G., $2@2.5o doz.
Endive-50c doz;
aaIa@H' dii E5d ibu i'o h.
Leek-5Oc bunch.
Lettuce--California, head. 81 crate:
h0 MMsb4o;on leaf 7f Sod ls lbs lbs
Onions~Spanish. s2.25d2.5o crate: Indi-
ana yellow. 50 per, 1oO-lb,,, bag: Indiana
red, 50 per 100-lb. bag; yellow. red. S1.25
per bushel: white: sl:75 bu.
Parsley-50c dozen.
Peppers-Finsers, 75c peck: mangoes.
s1.25 bu. pimientos, 75c peck. m zen -
PotstGesWsc9nsin whi u 81 sT 9Sb l0S Sag
M ShG he Red River ohios saS5 i2ob
bag; fdahos, $3.50 110-Ib. bag: Idaho
Bakers. $50 per box.
Radishes-Hothouse buttons. SOC dozen;
long red or white 35c dozen.
Rutabagas-s1;75 per cwt.
Spinach--H. G., 81 Blu.
Souash--Hubbard, IS Dbl.
Sweet PotatoeS-Indiana jersey me-
diums, S1.25 bu.; Eastern Shore. S2.75 DBL:
In Tomatc Jerseys g. g. ~ Sso Is lbs 50 bu
California, $3.50 crate.
Turnips-H. G.. Csc bu.
OYSTERS
Standards-$2.50 GAL; select. So gal.
oider-s5.75 IA gal.
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TWO COPS SUSPENDED;
FOUND IN BOOZE RAID
Both Deny knowledge of Being In
"Rlind Tiger"

Patrolmen Albert Slade and Don
aid Bushong are under temporary
suspension while Chief Claude M.
Worley investigates a report they
were found Sunday in an alleged
blind tiger at 26 E. Eleventh st.
Mrs. Blythe Muse of that address
was arrested.
Slate declared he was there to 10
cate Mrs. Muses. son, from whom he
had borrowed an automobile which
was wrecked the night before. He
said he asked Bushong to accom-
pany him. Both denied knowledge
of the place being a blind tiger.
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DIES BY GAS FUMES
Body Of Aged Man Is Found in
Bathroom.

John z. Smith, 81, of 5615 Lowell
Ave-, was found dead in the bath-
room of his home Sunday night.
Deputy Coroner o. II. Bakemeier
said death was due TO suffocation.
Mr.. Smith had lighted a gas stove
in the small room, which still was
burning when police arrived.
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SECRETARIES TO MEET
RealtOr Board Officials TO Go Ia
Chicago This Week.

Secretaries of real estate boards
in the United States will meet in
Chicago, Thursday, Friday and
Saturday. according TO Frank e.
Gates, vice-president for this dis
trict of the National Association OF
Real Estate Boards.
The next meeting will be held at
Louisville, the second week of June,
1923. The annual mid-winter meet
ing Of the association will be held
Jan. 1926, 1923 in Houston.
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U. S. SILENT ON REPORT
Hearst Says Gales Financed Mica
raguan Rebels.

BIT JWlIGI ITtSH
WASHINGTON, NOV. 14.-Secre-
tary of State Kellogg today denied
all knowledge of alleged documents
published under copyright by the
Washington Herald, Hearst paper.
purporting to prove that President
Gales and the Mexican government
Subsidized the Nicaraguan revolu-
ton of last winter and spring.
Kellogg said:
1.-THE State Department cannot
comment on a story based on docu-
mentary material, concerning the
existence and authenticity of which
it has no knowledge or information
whatever"
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SARGENT CONFERS ON
RELIEF FOR VERMONT
Coolidge Emissary to Flood Area
Teaches Montpelier.

BIZ United Press
MONTPELIER, VT, Nov 14.-At-
torney General John G. Sargent,
assigned by President Coolidge to
survey the Vermont flood situation,
was here today.
Last night, shortly after his ar
rival, he conferred with Governor
John E. Weeks, Commissioner of
Finance Fred A. Rowland, Post
master Charles F. McKenna and
Maj. j. M. Ashley. Rehabilitation
and mail service we're discussed.
Before coming to Montpelier, Sar-
gent conferred with Federal and
State authorities and represent
atives of the Red Cross at Burling-
ton.
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BACK HOME AGAIN

Cars reported recovered by police
belong TO:
William P Clarey, 1884 S. Belmont
Ave. Ford coupe, in Minnesota st.
woods, west of Belmont Ave.
4. j. xomstock, 1912 N. Alabama
ST., Ford coupe, found following &C
cident in 500 block N. Delaware st.
William I.ukins, 926 N. Sheffield
Ave, Ford touring.
Ralph McWilliams, 315 N. Senate
Ave-, Ford roadster.
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In the Sugar Market
(By Thomson & McKinnon)

NEW YORK. Nov ,4.-Attention of the
being made to bring about a worlds CO.
operative movement toward the restric-
ton Of next seasons cron, while current
supply and demand c 'onS are being
ignored. News advice, ION the inter-
national conferences are awaited with in
terest and todays session will be impor-
tant. The market itself remains nom
NEW YORK. Nov. 14.-Sugar opened 3
to points higher. December. 2.92;
January, 2.95; March, 2.91; May, 2.93; July,
SOC; September. 3l3.
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Autos Injure Eight

BIZ United Press
SOUTH BEND, Ind, Nov. "A
Eight persons we're hurt. some seri-
ously, in motor accidents here Sun
day night, bringing the total auto
crash victims to fifteen for the
weekend. Accidents sent seven
victims to hospitals Saturday night.
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Other Livestock
BIZ United Presa

BIZ CHtte1 Press
CHICAGO. Nov. MISUNDERSTANDING.
$4,000; steady trade on most classes;
market on in-between grade feeding steers
less active than late last week: cutters
and good fat COWS and heifers moving;
$18.25 paid for weighty steers on eastern
vealers. ESQ soc lower; most $3.50 to big
Receipts. $4,000; fat lambs around Csc
lower than Friday; early, sales. good ma
tives and wooded comebacks, $3.50 down
ward; scattering of choice natives up to
sls,75;, best held higher; few ioo.lso lbs.
sheep steady; good to choice fat ewes, s66i
SIS tp Eghtweights. ST; feeding. lambs,
weak to a shade lower medium to good
offerings: sls.25d14. Hogs lsoft or oily
hogs and roasting pigs excluded Re
ceipts. 50,000 market generally 10Ml5c
lleower; pigs Csc of; heavyweight 25o-a5O
mHdtm aSos ss0icf iss mesia to
choice; ss@s.sS; lightweight 10000 lbs.
packing sows, smooth and rough, $500
800, slaughter pigs. 90-130 lbs. medium
to choice. $7.75@8.75.
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BULLET WOUNDS NEGRO
Brother-in-Law Is Charged With
Firing Shot.

Foster Lock, "a, Negro, COG Fay
cite ST., is in the detention ward Of
city hospital with a bullet wound
in his head, inflicted by his BROTH
er-in-law, George Knuckles, 38, Ne
gro, Glib Blackboard St., charged with
drawing deadly weapons, police say.
The men were arrested Saturday
night at North and California SITS,
after an argument at Knuckles'
home.
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FALL is IN NEW ORLEANS
Tired and Worn, He Rests Before
Trip to Ell Paso.
I'm Unfted Prcss

BIZ United Press
NEW ORLEANS, Nov 14.-Albert
B. Fall, former Secretary of In
terror and co-defendant in the Fall
Sinclair oil conspiracy case in Wash
ington, recently declared a nistrial,
arrived here today en- route to his
New Mexico ranch. He appeared
tired and worn.
Fall went directly to a hotel. He
was to leave for Ell Paso this after
noon.
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EX-SENATOR is BURIED
James Nelson Huston Funeral Held
in Washington.


Funeral services were held at
Washington, D. c., today for James
Nelson Huston, rs, former Indiana
State Senators, of Connersville, who
died Saturday.
Mr.: Huston. who was Republican
Benjamin Harrison was elected
President, later served an appoint
ment as United States treasurer He
was elected to the State Senate in
1882.
He went to New York when his
business was wiped out by the panic
of 1893, going to Washington in 1912.
He is survived by daughter. Mrs.
Howard M. Gordon, OF Washington.
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Ask to Build six-Mile Track

: WASHINGTON, Nov. 14.-The
Bellefontaine Central Railroad to-
day asked the Interstate Commerce
Commission for authority to build
six miles of new lines from State
College to Fairbrook, Pennsylvania.
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1000 AT HOMECOMING
Fifty Eighth Anniversary Is Cele-
hrated Bv Church.

Fifty-eighth anniversary and
homecoming Of st. Pauls Evangel-
ical Lutheran Church was attended
Sunday night by more than thou
sand persons, among whom were
members of confirmation classes of
forty years ago.
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SANDWICHES, NO BEER
Old Claypool BarrOOm to Reopen
as Cafe.

Another reminder of pre-Volstead
days will pass Thursday when the
old Washington st. barroom of the
Claypool will be opened as the Clay
pool Sandwich Shop, under the
management of James T. McNess,
formerly of Cincinnati.
A steam table will replace the old
bar and mattresses will tread the
floor once occupied by politicians
and others who rested their elbows
on the mahogany bar.
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Former Mayor Dies

BH Times Special
ELWOOD, Ind, Nov. 14.-William
G. Smith, 80, mayor of Elwood from
1904 to 1908, is dead here of pneu-
monia.
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TO DEATH
Convicted Slayer of Woman to Be
Executed Jan. 2.

BH United Press
NEW YORK, Nov. 14-Ludwig
Halversen Lee, convicted of murder
ing Mrs. Semla Bennett, was SEN
fenced to be executed in Sing Sing
prison during the week of Jan. 2,
1928, by Judge Mclaughlin in
Brooklyn today.
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Local Wagon Wheat

Local grain elevators are paying s1.29
for No. 2 red wheat. Other grades are
purchased on their merits.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK. Nov. 14.-Foreign exchange
opened irregular. Demand sterling, $4.87.
off 90 1-16c; francs, 3.e2i5c. of :00hsc:
.OOlac; marks. 2S.S3Iac
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BIZ United Press
BIZ United Press

PITTSBURGH. Nov. 14-Hogs-Receipts.
5000; market mostly 1o@15c down; $50
@1o; 100 to 200 lbs. $s.5o9io; 1876 to S' iSO
sbs2 S9.25@9.s0; so to 1870 lbs. $S.756
$40; PACKING sows. s8.25@s. Cattle-Re3
strong to. Csc up; calves soc up; beef
steers S $40 75@12s5; light yearling steers
and heiIerS. S8.50@10: so; beef cows, s7.5O6
s. vealers. $l450@16.50: heavy calves, Sc
81 sheep-Receipts. $500; market
S5iss 7 gown , on fat lambs: top fat lambs,
Gull lambs, $7@8.50.
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BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Nov. 14-After hold
ing at fractionally higher levels in
the first few minutes of trading to-
day leaders began a slight decline.
A large amount of profit taking was
making itself felt.
Steel common opened up * at
1898, but dropped to 1895, while
General Motors dropped from 1885,
up %, to 1872. Mack Truck, Nash and
North American, Houston Oil and
quite a number of other issues were
fractionally lower.
International Harvester scared to
a new high at 242, up 2A points,
and held the gain. Mail order, de-
partment store and tobacco stocks
continued in demand with American
Tobacco B up point.
Railroad issues gained under the
lead of Atchison Bethlehem Steel
led independent Steel issues with
gain of 81 at 54A
Improved sentiment regarding
business conditions brought an accu-
mutation of buying orders over the
weekend and stocks displayed a
buoyant tone at the opening of the
market. Demand converged largely
on issues whose earnings are feeling
the stimulating influence of larger
purchasing power in the agricultural
sections and expanding sales with
the arrival of more seasonal weather.
International Harvester spurted
"a points to 242, Associated Dry
Goods point to 4934, and Arnold
Constable a point to 50A.
Bullish Trend at Noon
Speculative attention around noon
centered on vigorous bullish DEM
strations in special groups, includ-
ing copper, farm implement and
equipment shares. Copper shares
were stimulated by further price
stiffening. At 1872 cents copper is
at its most profitable level for pro-
ducing companies in many months.
This caused squirt of point in
Kennecott, which sold at 801s, while
Calumet & Arizona jumped 21s to
92%; American Smelling, Us to
1727s; Anaconda, IA to 1914, and
Magma, III to 511s.
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In the Cotton Market

(By Thomson & McKinnon)
NEW YORK, Nov. l4.--December shorts
having aTG trouble getting their
of the crop now run about $4,000 900.
line on advances. There are plenty of
bears and at times they will put prices
down to point you can get cheap cotton.
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Twenty-Six Potatoes Make Bushel
BIZ Times Special
COLUMBUS, Ind, Nov. IA. Twen-
ty-six potatoes make bushel which
is being displayed here by Edward
Smith, who grew them on his farm
near this city.
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BLAZE LOSS is $4,000
Sparks From Furnace Cause Costly
Residence Fire.

Sparks from a furnace caused a
roof fire at the home Of Alois Has
enstab, 1901 S. Alabama st. Sunday.
Damage was $4,000. The roof and
part of the second story were
burned. II
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EAST ST. LOUIS, Nov. 14-Hogs-Re
a s5c lower; 25o.s5o lbs. So. ioG 3 50: 200 %
ESQ lbs. .$9S0@e So 10000 lbs, $S@s.50;
13o-l6o lbs;.. sS.25Gs.3O; 90-l3o lbs, $7.75
Receipts, 1000. Calves-Receipts, $500;
market. strong to Csc higher; beef steers,
sl1,65@l3.50; light Yearlings and heifers,
ter and cutter cows. $4.85m5.75; vealers.
$l6:25e heavy calves. S6G9; bulk stock
and feeder steers, $725@9 $50. Sheep-Re-
ceipts. 1900; market. indications lower;
top fat lambs. S13.75; bulk fat lambs.
Sl3.25@13.50; bulk Gull lambs $8.50@9:
bulk fat ewes, S450@6.
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HOG TOP DOWN
TO S9.65 HERE
IN WEAK MART
Heavy Animals Drop IS to
rs Cents; Lambs, Half
Dollar.

The fifty-first year of trading was
begun today on the Indianapolis
livestock market at the Union Stock
yards with the hog top down to
$685. on the hundredweight follow
ing slight advance Friday, the
last business day. The drop was
Is to Is cents and effective in only
the heavier weights. Receipts were
estimated at 5000. There were only
104 holdovers.
Trading at Chicago was slow with
few sales but large receipts, $4,000
having been brought to the yards
with 1000 in the pens from Satur-
days trading. Best early bids for
heavy animals were topped at $9.45.
Sheep and lambs were outstanding
in other divisions of the local mar
ket, dropping Is cents.
Pigs, Lights Steady
Pigs were unchanged at $7@8.25.
as were lights in the 130-160-pound
class, going at $825@9. The high
end of the range for animals weigh
ing 10000 pounds dropped Is cents
to $9@9.40. Heavier material, 200
$50 pounds, sold 10@15c off at
$9.4o@9.65. Heavy butchers dropped
an even rs cents, selling at $3.50
@9.65.
Cattle were steady to strong Beef
steers were nominal, the previous
price established being $1250@13.50.
Cows were up so cents, selling at
$6.50@9. Low cutters and cutter
sows were unchanged at $4.25@6,
as were bulk stock and feeder steers
at $4,000. About 600 were re-
ceived.
Lambs rs Cents Off
Calves were unchanged, with 400
in the pens. Best>vealers sold at
$15@16 and heavy calves at $6.5O@
$50.
Top fat lambs dropped so cents
to $13 and bulk lambs were off as
much, selling at $12.5o@13. Bulk
Gull lambs were unchanged at $3.50
@10, as were fat ewes at $4.500
$50. Receipts were estimated at
400.
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EAST. BUFFALO. Nov. 14.-Hog@Re-
ceipts. 1880: holdovers. s1s; market. Csc
&c gown; 25O-350 lbs, $9.75@l0;, 200-250 lbs.
lbs; s9.S5@S.65: eo-Iso lbs. $s.25Se5 TO-
packing sows, $8M850. Cattle~Peceipts
$3.50. Calves-Receipts. 1.7O0; market
'sSt eaf 2Sc up; calves weak, soc. down;
steers and heifers. ,sl2.50@15.i5; beef cows,
SSSsoG75o; low cutter and cutter cows,
SS5o@5; yealers, ,$l6G1650. Sheep--Re-
lambs, $3.50, bulk Gull lambs, $l00l1 SO;
bulk fat ewes, $550@7.
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BulIish Trend at Noon
Banks and Exchange

INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT
Local bank clearings today were $4,706,-
600: debts were S5,819,000.
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Produce Markets

sod Butter Ns Ssa psasn9 Stock s5
2SG No. 4tS ,vIns per II IN tgSs
EsssNo fTesR pavsragins II
to doz.. 46c; No. 2, s1@32c; general run.
Cheese wholesale sell II !, y gspricss. per 5
loaf. $40 Acc. brick loaf, 35q3Sc: Swiss.
Nj Wisconsin, 1sg as m1 401 asd s sSxsS $685.
print cream. 2ec; fat Daisy. 27@28c;
Longhorn; 2s@29c: New York, limbsrger.
ao@S4G; Wisconsin li%,SeTgeE 2s@sSs
Leghorn hens, is@ Ice: Leghorn. springs, 4
@15c: springs. 10000: registers, 1o@i2c;
lsc; geese. lOGI4c; guineas. young SOC;
By 6I4 HH5Ifd Prl asy 4.suttsr Extra.
i seee e96 .0. pacenE STOCK Sc Egs:
2gEdiSsly sSs gsIs HIST: Sss y:
Leghorn fowls. f4@l6c; heavy springers'
lsS17c: ducks. 249 25c: geese, 2s@34c. Pc
sas psn a'S New YerE
TicRigan. ssSsSssS; Wisconsin and Min
n TdsRo Bsier Rassets sa7s Rarss
6l250; Colorado Brown Beauties. $3.50;
6o-lb; sacks, home grown, round whites
81 cHHf Hd!Atsds6 Pres Sov. 14-Rqtter-Reeelp.s
1854; extra flrsts, .45h9 46Ikc; standards,
45e; lrsts 4oh@42M,c seconds !s6SsSM2c:
fowls, heavy, 21c; small, is%fTc; springs
22c: ducks. heavy, .22c; small. lac; geese,
Eggs FSeeeeiPfs; s,54s; 9TdingSTisss: sOasSc;
33@3ahc. Cheese-Twins. 25c; Young
On track. ss4 in transit, ;os9; Wisconsin
sofa and North Dakota Sacked round
Idaho. sacked russets. sl.75Gl 30; partly
graded, $l.50@l.7o. Sweet potatoes-sl.s0
new WYE 2oR Rsesas Nov. l4.-Flour-eu!et and
Firm; spot midwest si2.75 q 1885:
dgty paid 4ssc: rsaned Quiet s's s;ranulated.
@ISc; santOs f No. 5s& 62Ssc spot aii low
% Sgftt sNRs'if s s. extra no sS'%s; Hsy
clover. socG$i,o5. Dressed puitry~Duil;
turkeys. 25@ 55c; chickens 2od 40c;
breoilers, 22@SSc; fowls. l5G32c: ducks, %
Gals. 28@29c: young Americas. 28G2sfac.
PfStIaat9essILOng Island s s2G4 40 Jersey
sans sG5sr Maine pePsR sweet
potatoes-Jersey. basket. 5oc@s2; south
ern barrels, s1@2. Butter-Firmer; re-
ceipts. 1892; creamery extras. 4sAc: spe-
ceipts. 5.255: nearby white fancy. 73d 76c;
nearby state whites. 500 73c; fresh firsts.
4lG47c; Pacific coasts, 54@74c;. western
whites. $4,000; nearby browns, 6S@65c.
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LIST ON VERGE
OF DECLINE AS
MARKET OPENS
Stocks Hold Slightly Higher
for Few Minutes, but
Recede.
Average Stock Prices

Average. of twenty industrial Saturday
was 1911, up rs. Average of twenty
rails was 139.41,. UP "a. Average Of forty
bonds was 1896, off .01.
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BIZ United Press

NEW YORK. Nov. 14.-Cotton opened
lower December, 1870. off Is; january,
1925. of .os; March, zoos; off .os; May
1915, off .05.
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Receipts. 900; market steady to strong.
beeI COWS ................... b.5U0 9.OU
Low cutters and cutter cows. 4250 500
Bulk stock and feeder steers. 1909 900
-Calves-
Receipts, 400: market steady.
BEST FealerS .................$l 5 00W 1900
Heavy calves ................ $500 $50
Sheep and Lambs
Receipts, 400; market lower
Top rat lambs 1900
BULK lat lambs .............. 12.5oI 1900
Bulk Gull lambs .............. 7.50M 10. 90
Fat ewes ..................... 4.50@ $50
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BIZ Times Special

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 14-Hogs-Receipts
I;seo; market * 25c lower. beavies $685.:
@6.65; roughs. $640674O; stays, s6.4O.
Cattle-Receipts. 1900; market Steady. to
strong: butcher cattle Csc higher. Calves
Receipts: 900; market steady. good to
choice. A$ll@ l3: medium to good. $9@Il;
market steady; top lambs. sll.5oGl2; sec:
Sunday shipments: Cattle, ice; calves
210; hogs, 625; sheep none.
BIZ United Press
CLEVELAND. Nov. 14-Hogs Re
ceipts, 7,00o5 market 25@35c down; $50 to
$50 lbs; s9.75 200 to $50 lbs. s9.75: 100
@9.5o; 80 to 1901 lbs, sS7s@s rs; packing
sows. sSdS.50 Cattle-Receipts. 1000;
calves. receipts, 600; market steady:
ealyes steady to weak; beef steers. $4,000
1923; beef cows: $6Ms; low, cutters and
SsheepILReceipts, 5000, market soc down
o. Il lambs TOP fat lambs. $3.50; bulk fat
1880; bulk TAT ewes. $5@6.50.
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Business Places for Rent
Houses for Sale
NO CASH REQUIRED

We will build you a modern or semi
modern bungalow if your lot is half or
fully paid for, without any cash payment
using your plans or ones drawn by our
architect. Balance easy monthly terms.
LORENZ SCHMIDT G. SONS.
Realtors IA F. Ohio St
Main 3715 Res, Iry 0534-M
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BARGAINS
Miscellaneous Wanted

HOUSE cleaning, Your surplus clothing.
furniture. magazines. papers will help
US to help others. Salvation Army Indus.
trial Home. Phone for wagon Riley
6622. 127 W Georgia
VIOLET ray electric machine wanted: must
be in good condition. 212 W. Maryland.
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Room for Rent With Board

COLLEGE Ave: attractive front rn. for ?;
priv. mod. home. Kenwood 2O44.
COLLEGE. 2411: room and board for q
private. mod home. Ken. 2044.
LASALLE, N. 1927; lovely front room
PENNSYLVANIA. 2I23 N: ROOM AND
BOARD , PEOPLE. HAIR. 1S92-R.
RITTER. S.; widow will give business col
4egc girl room and board for company.
TENTH, E. 1884; comfortable rnl.; pri-
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Houses for Rent
Apartments for Rent

Maple Terrace
434 E. Maple road 3 rms; gar. $1,000
Maple Arms
500 f. Maple road: q rms; gar. $500
Lafayette Court
2735 n. Meridian: 3 rms. ..... $4,000
Westminster
2725 N Meridian: 2 rms. $4,000
Blackstone
1901 E. Washington: . rms. S47.5
Krieger
1856 f. Prospect: = rms. .......... $50 so
See custodian or call Lin. 1891
Fl. II. WOODSMALL & co.
1--WE insure everything but the hereafter"
Nights and Holidays, Call DrcX. 2S40.
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Help Wanted Female

MIDDLE-AGED lady wanted to keep house
for two elderly people in country; pre-
fer woman having 12-year-old son. Ad-
dress Box B 1855, Times.
SOLICITOR: neat. attractive lady, with
selling experience. to solicit milk route.
Call Belmont 1891, ring 2.
MAID: experienced, white. for upstairs
work: none over 80: must have refer
ences. Mrs. G.. NJ. Williams. Hum. 253S.
CENTRAL BEAUTY COLLEGE; our
graduates pass state examinations easily
202 Odd Fellow Bldg. Ma. 574S & $500.
LADY or girl; white; for light homework.
1913 S. State Ave.