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trading, while General Motors start
ed with a loss of as at 1921 and
quickly advanced to 1881.
Allied Chemical, which was under
severe pressure Wednesday, rose Is
to 1895 at the opening and then
fell back to 14S. Special issues con-
tinued to gain in several instances.
Philadelphia Company added IL
points to it's recent gain, reaching
18TH. Oils sagged, with Houston
down point. Utilities were barely
steady, as were mercantile and mail
order shares.
Weekly car loadings figures gave
evidence of slackening of general
trade. This unfavorable factor
brought further selling in many
sections of the list in rail dealings
and new lows on the movement
were reached by various active
stocks.
Prices had made little progress in
either direction around noon. I'm
certainty regarding the outlook was
heightened by a statement of the
administration spokesman that
President Coolidge would oppose eff
forts to draft him as candidate for
reelection.
Attempts of bearish professionals
to capitalize this announcement
were restrained.
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Deaths

Pearl K. Wheeler. SO. city hospital. &C
Florence M. Anderson. So. Methodist
HOSPITAL, chronic myocarditis. ..
George Lett. 81. Long HOSPITAL cnloiii0
Aif Florence nee Light. 90. 14l7 N. olney. car
Samuel o. Kennedy. 81. 1901 Moore,
pulmonary tuberculosis. - -,
Kenneth Ray Sanders. days. 1888 W..
Vermont, cerebral hemorrnageyo =, ,-o
Mary Blanche Tingie: 81; tloo M Afe-
George w. Martz. "a. 22S N. La Salle'
John, g. Hubbard. n. 1907 Ewing. chronic
nif Bertha K. Forster. go. 2sO5 College. car
joseph Franklin Woods. 81. 1O4e s. SEN
ate broncho pneumonia.
Robert Raymond Mitchell, months,
1896 oliver, ileocolittS.
Ernest I; ziegler. So. st. Vincent Hos
Oii Mary S'i Mccaslin. So. st. vincent Hos
Oii Fred NG Bayer. 70. Methodist Hospital,
chronic myocarditis. 49,.
Emily Anthem Ranger. 81. 1922 Ruckle,
Ruth Walter. IS, Christian Hospital
tuberculous meningitis.
John Thomas Blake. %. Long Hospital
william william Moody. II. city hospital. &C
william j. Robinson. So. 1926 Medford.
"' Fayeiie Boone, 80. 1912 Boulevard ~.
Carl Jones, 50. city hospital, accidental.
Ada. Jones. 49, city hospital, accidental.
Garland @. Snepp. AZ. city hospital,
streptococcic septicaemia-
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Births

BOYS
Robert and Dorothy Smith. e22 Red
Clarence and Lenora Mcwilliams, 43s s.
Norvai and Amy Webb. Methodist Hos
Charles and Daphne woerner. Methodist
vinson and Ethel Bovard, Methodist
George and Esther Peck. Methodist Hos
Sam and Elizabeth Roundtree. 244s N.
Ciaud and Alice Benson. 1914 N. Traub:
James and Elvertine Moore, 1918 Cornell.
James and Ala Baldwin, 224 N. Craub.
Foster and Elizabeth Coddington. ll3l
N Archie and Ehie Sanders. 1888 W. ver-
Harold and Mary Brown. 2oSs N. I'LL
nois.
Wade and Iva Swindle. 823 w. Coffey.
Walter and Bertha Hansen, 14o >. Ban
croft. 80 60.
Daniel and Nora O'Brien, l4ll Sprind-
Barrett and Evelyn wOOdsmall. Metho-
1li RaIPh and Gretchen Meyncke. MethO-
Up Fred and Jewell wingert, Methodist Hos
pAi Marion and Cecil Stone. Methodist Hos
Grover and Ella chadwell. Methodist
William William and Dora Trulock. Methodist
Edward and Berna Kassing. s15 Beecher.
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GRAIN FUTURES
ARE STEADY IN
QUIET SESSION
All Cereals Open Fraction
ally Off; Hold Steady
During Day.
BH United Press

BH United Press
CHICAGO, Oct. 20. - Grain
futures held about steady during a
quiet session today on the Chicago
Board of Trade.
Wheat opened fractionally lower
and held about even all day. Liver
pool cables were lower, and
Canadian weather was fair, which
accounted for the slight decline
from the previous close. Export
business amounted to 500, 900 bushels.
Receipts we're sixteen cars and the
cash market was unchanged.
Corn also was slightly lower; but
the general tone was firm and
steady. There was no news of con-
sequence in the pit. Receipts here
totaled 244 cars and cash was firm.
Oats remained practically I'M
changed, with only small losses in
sympathy with other grains. Re-
ceipts were twenty-five cars and
cash was unchanged.
Provisions worked slightly lower
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MARRIAGE Licenses

Gabriel c. Wells. IS, of 625 E. Maryland.
time clerk. and Sarah r. Hoyt, rs. OF II N.
Henry Schneider. 20, of 1862 w. New
York. truck driver and Annabell Sullen-
berger 10, of 2l82 Fountain. waitress.
salesman, and Alice Rosen. %. of 2l8 w.
Morris.
surance. and Nettie Kennedy. AZ. 10l4 w.
Thirty-Third, nurse.
Joseph G. Leppert. 2s. of 1922 Applegate,
brick mason. and Helen G. Herman, rs, OF
1851 Union, bookkeeper.
Clayde Wellian, "a OF 62l Livingston,
buyer. and Ruth Robinson. 10. Of 1850 Or
leans, saleSwoman.
grocer, and De Nora Reinhardt, 81, Of 1857
w. Thirty-Second.
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TRIBUTE PAID TO OLIVER

Hundreds Attend Last Rites for Late
Physician.
High tribute to the charity and
sincerity of DR.. John H. Oliver was
paid by the Rev. Virgil E. Rorer,
Meridian Street M. E. Church
pastor, at the funeral services
Wednesday at the Oliver home, 1912
N. Meridian st.
"He despised shams and loved
sincerity" the minister said. I'm
dependent in thought and strong
in speech, he was withal one of the
kindest of men. He grieved over
sin and rejoiced in Righteousness. :"
Hundreds of friends of the late
physician attended the services.
Burial was conducted by the Ma
sonic lodge.
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JOB BUREAU TO MEET
New York Education Official te
Speak at Columbia Club.

Third annual meeting and din
ner of the Indianapolis Employ
ment Bureau will be held tonight
at the Columbia Club.
DR.. Lewis A. Wilson, assistant
commissioner of education of New
York, will speak.
Director George E. Gill will pre-
sent his annual report.
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STATE MASONIC
BODY ELECTS
new OFFICERS
Indiana Grand Chapter Will
Adjourn at Marion
Today.
BIZ Times. Special

By Times. Special
MARION, Ind, Oct. 20.-Oficers
have been elected as follows by the
grand chapter, Royal Arch Masons
Of Indiana, which, closed a three
day convention here today:
Mark l.. Dickover. Valparaiso. NJ. E.
grand high priest: Fred r. Clark. Indian
apolis: r. E. deputy grand high priest;
William H. Baugh, Terre Haute, r. E.
grand king; Troy l.. Pickett, Winchester
r. E. grand scribe; Vestel w. WoodarC. In
A, Wood, Princeton, r. L. grand secretary:
Allen VanbuSkirk, Bloomington, r. E.
grand captain of hosts; George @. Cole,
Lawreneevllle. r. E. grand royal arch cap
grand high priest, during the last year. re-
tired to living past grand priests body.
The grand council, Royal and
Select Masters, which had been in
joint session with the chapter,
closed its meeting Wednesday. Past
grand masters attending were:
- Orlando w; Brownbaek. Pendleton;
Henry w. Nor 1hurst. Fl. Wayne; Joseph /.
Goshen: Charles N. Mikels. Newcastle; Ed
ward P. Busse. Evansville; Robert A..
Woods Princeton, Charles L. Hutchins.
Charles D. Knoefel. New Albany: John
Indianapolis: Horatio w. Vedder. Oakland
g; Thomas. Marion; William j. Adams. TT
Wayne; J. w. Swanton. Indianapolis; Con-
rad j. Herber, Terre Haute, and Henry
King. Mt. Vernon.
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In the Sugar Market
MfBy Thomson 8 McKinnonl

NEDYIEGRIKIl O Oct 2oa-T6e sugar. market
is in state of uncertainty and discomfort
because OF the lack of affirmative action
in Cuba. While 1t is generally assumed
and that the out turn will be limited to
1000, 600 tons it is necessary to have Off
cial confirmation Of this program: The
will not Issue the decree until he receives
the report from Senator Tarafa concerning
In the meantime transactions both in re-
fined and raws are ching kept down to
minimum.
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EQUAL BY EDUCATION
Schools Place Child on Level With
World, Teachers Told.

when Abraham Lincoln said, AL
men are created equal he meant
the black and the white, the woman
and the child, and it is education
which places the child on an equal
level with the world" F. G.. Blair,
Illinois superintendent of public in
struction, told ninety-eight school
attendance officers Wednesday night
at the Lincoln. The meeting was in
connection with the teachers con-
vention.
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Young People to Meet

BIZ Times Special
LINTON, Ind, Oct. 2o.--A three
day session of the southern division,
Indiana Young Peoples Conference,
will convene here Friday. 1.-The
Quest for a Christian Community
will be the main theme of the meet
ing.
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In the Cotton Market
(By Thomson g. McKinnon)

NEW YORK, Oct. 20.-There are still
plenty of trade buying orders on the way
down. If you are long it is a nice thing
to know, but trader can lose more money
in a market that keeps him hopeful than
in one which is plainly dangerous. I
don't want to be pessimistic, but I must
say that I don't see much chance for
higher prices uAtil more Of the crop is
actually sold,
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Help Wanted Male

WANTED HOUSE TO
HOUSE CANVASS
Frs, EITHER MEN OR
W o E N; GOOD LE-
ULTIMATE LINE, LIB
Err AL COMMISSION.
WRITE P. o. BOX 227,
GIVING AGE, EXPERT
E N G E, REFERENCES
AND TELE PHI 0 N e
NUMBER.
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Rv United Press
NEW YORK, Oct. 20.-Improve-
ment in railroad shares was noted
in Stock Exchange prices in early
dealings today, despite the falling
off in car loadings for the week end
ed Oct. 8 as compared with the pre-
vious week. Chesapeake & Ohio
registered a full point advance and
other issues of the group gained
ground fractionally.
The market in general was still
irregular, but movements were rela-
lively narrow. United States Steel
opened with a A-point advance, but
lost 1t in the first fifteen minutes of
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BN United. Press

fPITTsBURGH, Oct. Receipts.
1900: market active to lower; 250-35o lbs,
lbs, $ll90@l2: l3O-I60 lbs. sill 25@12;
9O-130 lbs. -$11@11.25; packing sows. $11@Q
lips. Cattle-Receipts, IS: calves. receipts
i2.25: veaiers, si4.5o@I750. sheep-Re-
ceipts, 600; market about steady; top. fat
lambs. SLABS; bulk fat lambs. $13@14: bulk
Gull lambs, 5000.
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Local Wagon Wheat

Local grain. elevators are paying $1.27
for No. red wheat. Other grades are
purchased on their merits.
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BN United Press

Bf United Press
cei Easi sdo ?f hodoyers. 0 ssis market weak
200 q to 1850 $50 lbs:' ST. So 10: isC to 200
Ills; 80 to 1870 lbs. $11@11.50; packing
calves. receipts, 5oO:. market for heifers
tiers and cutter cows. $3.50@5; voalers. SIT
@17.50. Sheep-Receipts. 600: market
steady. to Csc down: top fat lambs. s14;
lambs. $1O.50Q lbs: bulk fat ewes. sea-
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NEW YORK STATEMENT

BW United Press
NEW YORK, Oct. 20.-lBank clearings,
$4,000, 900; clearing house balance, $ll8,-
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i
Lincoln with a program by faculty
members and pupils of the Indiana
State School for the Blind. School
activities were outlined by w. T.
Shannon, Mrs. Shannon and Miss
Adelaide M. Carman of the faculty.
Methods of controlling labor costs
apd efficiency were outlined and
other problems confronting large
firms discussed by L. P. Corey,
controller of the Indiana Lime
stone Company at Bedford, at the
dinner of the Indianapolis chapter,
National Association of Cost Ac-
countants at the Chamber of Com
merce Wednesday night.
Paul d. Douglass, Frankfort con-
tractor, has filed voluntary bank
ruptcy petition in Federal Court,
listing liabilities of $5,170 and es-
sets of $2,566.
Quarterly meeting of the State
charities board will be held Tues
day at the Office of Secretary John
A. Brown at the Statehouse. The
State board of medical registration
and examination will convene Oct.
%, to discuss procedure of licens-
ing non-medical practitioners.
Drs. Edwin N. Kline, Cleon Nafe,
w. D. Catch, Max A. Bahr and Leon
G. ZerfaS, all of Indianapolis, will
speak at the Seventh District Medi-
cal Society meeting at Danville, next
Tuesday.
Jay F. O'Donnell, who has been
connected with the Miller Saw
Trimmer Company of Pittsburgh,
and representing them in the In
diana territory for ten years, died
Oct. 5, at Providence Hospital, De-
troit, Mich. He was widely known
among the printing craft of this
territory.
A thief stole 500 hidden in a mat
tresS at her home while she was at
work, but left ten 81 bills, Mrs. Eff
fie Kerr, % w. Arizona ST., told po-
lice.
Frank Statesman, Peru, has been
appointed by State Fire Marshal
Alfred E. Hogston to do special in
yestigating for the department for
temporary period, it was annonced
today.
"The Conservation of the EN-
ploye," will be the subject of w. f.
Hirst at the Scientech Club lunch
con at the Chamber of Commerce
Monday.
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Death Notices

HOU. ETHEL JR.-Age 10 months. beloved
passed away at the Riley Hospital Wednes-
day. oct. 10. Funeral at the late resi-
dence in Shirley's Lake Park addition,
Wilson Ave. Saturday. Oct. %. at 2 D. m
Friends invited. Burial at Memorial Park
cemetery.
PFADT. LOUIS F.-Husband of Josephine
Pfadt. father of Mrs. Edna Brummett
late residence 1882 E. Kelly St. Oct 49,
Friends may view the remains any time
after 8 o. m. Thursday at w. T. Blasen-
Funeral services Saturday. Oct. 20. from
St. GATHERINGS Church. 8 a.. m Burial
Memorial Park. Friends invited
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BM United Press

OS CLEVELAND, oct. 2o.-Hogs-Receipts.
9O S TfS so I lSSSS d S IioSsS ss
f6o-2oo lbs. s11 .75@ il. 90; iso-i6o lbs. SIT
@l1.85;. 90-1so lbs, sic; 5@l1.25: packing
sowS, $9.50@10. Cattle-Receipts, ESQ;
calves, receipts 5o0 market low, steady;
beef steers, $9610.35; beef cows, S607.75;
low cutter and cutter cows. $4.5o@ SIS;
vealers, $14@1650: heavy calves, $11@14.
Sheep-Receipts, 1900: market steady; top
fat lambs, $14; bulk fat lambs, 350n14;
bulk Gull lambs, $9.5o@11; bulk fat ewes,
$5Q6.50.
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RH United Press
NEW YORK, Oct. 20.-Foreign exchange
opened steady: . Demand 0an >, sterling, >.
belga, 1890; marks. 1880.
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Other Livestock

Rg United Press
$4,000: fed rangers fully stssandy; better ter
yearlings: some held higher; several loads
medium-weigilts and weighty steers. $3.50
GIT western grass steers up to $3.50;
she-stock about steady bulls weak to 25c
lower; vealers soc lower; old sausage bulls.
s625d6.50; practical top around 81; vealers
$3.50 to big packers. few sl4. Sheep -
Strong to i5c up; most early sales natives
$3.50. few's1 1925; asking around sl3.75 for
several loads; choice selections held above
s13.85: good to choice range lambs. $13; IS
ala; choice westerns held around $l4. IS;
100-i30 Id. buck lambs. s11@1l.50; culls.
si0@iO.5O;. fat ewes, s5.!5@6;5o; feeding
lambs unchanged: bulk, $1375q laps; 100
Id. solid mouthed ewes. $3.50: good 1oo-lb.
yearlings, $1,000; Hogs. (soft or oily hogs
and roasting pigs excludedl-Market l0c
of to l0c higher; heavyweight. 25o-35o lbs.
medium to choice. sIl9il:so; medium
s11iO@1l.75; Iightweight, 10000 lbs,
common to choice. Sl050mll 55; light
lights. 13o-l6o lbs. common to choice, 1925
@11.1o packing sows. smooth and rough.
SO. 25G 1910; slaughter pigs, 90-130 lbs. me-
dium to choice, SEQ 1925.
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BH United Press

BU UHfted Press
NEW YORK, Oct 2o.-Flour-Dull but
steady. Pork-Strong and higher; mess,
S34.50. Lard--Steady: Midwest spot.
stl6d% eld sngar,RaaSy fir m. spos, 50
dull: granulated. 80@6c. Coffee-Rio No.
on spot 1434c: Santos No. 4. 20A @211ac.
Tallow-Stronger: special to extra, 8N al &c.
Hay-Dull: No. /. $1.15@1.20: No. 8. coca
s105;, clover. 85c@s1.10. Dressed poultry
Dull; turkeys. 20@55c: chickens, 200
4oc; broilers. 2O@4Oc; fowls. 15@33c:
ducks. 18@24c: Long Island ducks, Csc.
assoc: fowls. .17@3oc: turkeys. Soc. roost-
ers. 15c: chickens. 15@36c. Cheese
Ste adv; State whole milk. fancy to special.
271a @281ac; Young America fresh. 2s1ac.
Potatoes--Long Island. So 25@4.75: Maine.
$3100410. Sweet-Jersey. basket 50c6l
s165:. Southern. barrels. $2@2.75: basket.
65cm$1 Butter--Firm: receipts, 9.077;
creamery extra. ACC; special market, 49K
assoc. Eggs-Firm: receipts. l.137 nearby
white fancy. ESQ roc; nearby State whites.
coasts. 5o@esc; western western Whites. $50 SIC:
nearby browns. 60@65c.
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GENERAL TONE
Steady SOME
HOGS ADVANCE
Middle Class Hogs Up 5
Cents; Other Livestock
Steady.

Porkers were generally steady on
the Indianapolis livestock market
today with spots strong to higher.
The top was unchanged at $11.85
on the hundredweight About $500
were brought to the yards with SAB
held from Wednesday.
The Chicago market opened slow
today with butcher sales fully
steady, but bids on other classes
were weak to lower. Estimated re-
ceipts were. $4,000 with 5000 hold
overs.
Middle Weights Up
A scent advance was noted In
medium weight hogs. Those in the
160-200-pound class we're $11.25@
11.65 and 20O-250 Founders were
$1I60@1185. Heavy meat material,
$50 pounds upward, was unchanged
at $11.50@11.85. Pigs were steady
at $8.75@10 as we're animals in the
-160-pound class which sold for
$10@11.25.
Cattle we're steady with about 900
in the pens. Beef steers sold for
$11.50@14 and beef cows brought
$6.50@8.50. Low cutters and cutter
COWS were $4.25@5.50 and bulk stock
and feeder steers, $7.25@875.
Calves, Lambs Steady
Approximately 600 calves were
brought to the yards with steady
tone prevailing. Best vealers were
$15.50@16 and heavy calves were
$6.50@10.
Sheep and lambs were unchanged
with about 600 received. Top fat
lambs brought $13.25. The bulk sold
for $12.50@13. Bulk Gull lambs were
$7.5O@10 and fat ewes, $4.50@6.50.
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BH United Press

CINCINNATI. Oct. o.-Hogs-Receipts,
!: 500; followers i;lS2; market bg t snG
$50 lbs. $ll. 75@1ls IS: 10000 lbs. sl1@
ll.85; 13o-l6O lbs. slo.5o@1l: 9o-iso lbs.
s8@10.85; packing sows. s9.756ll0 so. Cat
market. steady: beef steers. sea 1915: light
yearling steers and heifers. $7@12.50; beef
81 500 SO: vealers. $12@16: heavy calves,
S1e@13.50: bulk stock and feeder steers.
s869.50. Sheep-Receipts. 700: market,
steady; top fat lambs. S13.75: bulk fat
lambs. $11@1350: bulk Gull lambs. $7Q9;
bulk fat ewes. $466.
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TOLEDO. Oct. 2o-Hogs-Receipts. 800;
market. 10@25c of on lights; heayies, $1t
all. so; mediums. $11.50@11.75; Workers,
Receipts. 200: market. steady: calves,
receipts, light; market slow and lower;
Sheep and lambs-Receipts light: market,
steady.
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THE CITY
IN BRIEF
FRIDAY EVENTS

Indiana State Teachers Association
convention general meetings, Cadle Tab
ernacle. $3.50 a. m, 2 and 1880 D. m.
Indiana State Nurses Association con-
vention. Lincoln, all day.
Indiana Educators Society breakfast.
Lincoln
Community Fund luncheon, SEVERN.
Optimists Club luncheon, Clavpooi.
Phi Delta Theta luncheon. Chamber
of Commerce, noon.
Delta Theta Tau luncheon, SEVERN.
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Experiments show that ships with
zinc bottoms do not get fouled with
barnacles.
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"Blind Week" was observed by
the Lions Club Wednesday at Hotel
Lincoln with a program by faculty
members and pupils of the Indiana
State School for the Blind. School
activities were outlined by w. T.
Shannon, Mrs. Shannon and Miss
Adelaide M. Carman of the faculty.
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RAILS IMPROVE
IN OPENING OF
STOCK MARKET
Chesapeake & Ohio Advance
Point; Others Gain Frac-
tionaIIy.
Average Stock Prices

Average of twenty industrials Wednesday
was 18448, off 284. Average of twenty
rails was 1870. off Sc. Average of forty
bonds was 1888, off .05.
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Banks and Exchange
INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

Indianapolis bank clearings today were
$3,567, 900. Debts were $6,174,000.
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BIZ Times Snecinl

BIZ Tunes NDecidF
LOUISVILLE. Oct. 20.-Hogs-Receipts
I, 100; market steady. tops. $1i.50. Cattle
Receipts. 200; market steady. Calves-Re-
ceipts. 200; market steady; good to choice.
S12.50@14.50; medium to good. $500 l0. so:
outs, $3.50 down. Sheep-Receipts, 100;
market steady; top lambs, $1l.50G12: Sec
onds, $6Q7; sheep, $3Gl5.
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Help Wanted Male

WE have vacancies for or young men
that can qualify. Experience not neces-
saTy: we tram you: r MI is be neat and md
paw For particulars see MIR. w. YETH,
Room AIS. 1874 E. Market St., at once.
SOIJcITORS-Libe commission PROPOSE
ton. selling The Indianapolis Times
See Circulation Manager between 4 and S
in evenings.
SOLICITORS-Libe commission PROPOSE
ton on local newspaper. See Mr.. Hedge
between 5 and evenings. Room l29 Lin
dem Hotel.
CABINET MAKERS; experienced on store
fixture work. None other need apply.
AETNA CABINET CO.. 32l w. Maryland.
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Real Estate Statesmen

Real Estate Statesmen
We need several live statesmen for
our Northcliffe additions, which are
well advertised and in which the
lots are selling rapidly. Here is an
exceptional opportunity TO enter the
real estate field and make good
money. Experience is unnecessary.
but men with cars preferred. We
want energetic and ambitious young
men of good standing who are willing
10 work. None other need apply. Caii
between 8 and 10 a. m, or between
u noon and l p. m. Ask for Mr..
Davidson.
American Town Lot Co.
200 E. Ohio st.
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Business Announcements

RUG, exl2 THOROUGHLY CLEANED. So:
3-PIECE OVERSTUFFED SUITE,
CLEANED AND MOTHS DESTROYED. SIS.
SUPERIOR RUG CLEANERS. HE. 4462.
PLUMBING FIXTURES we save YOU
money INDIANAPOLIS PLUMBING
SUPPLY CO, l25 N. Alabama, Lin. 578s.
BORNNiAN TRANSFER co. CHI. 557i.
SATISFACTORY MOVING SERVICE.
EXCAVATING UNDER HOUSES
Carpenter, cement. brick work. DR.. 0736.
FEATHERS bought. sofa and renovated:
feather mattresses and pillows made.
c. +. BURKLE. 4l6 Mass. Main 1923.
FIREBOWLS for all furnaces; repairs for
all stoves. MODEL STOVE REPAIR co.
$50 E. Wash. Main 6705.
PAPERHANGING. painting estimates free;
work guaranteed 3 years Oh. 6046 or
Oh. 1918.
PAPER hanging; inside paintings estimates
free. Wash. 1884.
I WASH WINDOWS AND WALLS: CLEAN,
SHELLAC AND POLISH HARDWOOD
FLOORS RI. 1850
A ROOM 9yl2va FIT. HIGH PAPERED FOR
5000 MATERIAL FURNISHED. CHI 1862.
MAN. exp. with truck. coal hauling, trash,
ashes or ANYTHING. IL. 5i95
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