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Lost and Found

CUFF BUTTON - Combination gold with
small stone. Reward. Hu. 1882.
AssEs-Lost on parking. ground at
reward Ss So s Bradley iS IN d o46f ln0
HoUND-Ring neck. wart on right Shout
der, hind leg Scared: also tick hound
Reward for information. Or. 3572-M.
LOST-From dog show at State fair, male
wire-haired fox terrier. brown head. Had
Turkish towel on for blanket. Reward.
DR.. 4023.
LADY-Who picked up mesh bag, S4th. III.
Tuesday, call HUI. 1777. Reward.
PIN-Cameo; lost Sat morn. S. Meridian.
between Norris Iowa. Rev. Or. 4l36-W.
PARTY-Who found black satin purse.
vicinity E. Wash. car, keep money. return
contents. 247 S. Sherman. Ir 45l6.
PURSE-Lady's. brown feathers lost Sun
day morning. Return 1918 Union st. DR..
1881. SIS reward.
PURSE-Black and white containing wrist
watch. keepsakes. Liberal rev. Ii. 650l.
REWARD-For information about black
and white toy terrier. Name Tinker.
Address Times BOX ID 20.
RING-Diamond. lady's; lost on State
Playground; cherished as keepsake. Re
turn or write Guy Cantwell. Superintend-
ent agriculture, Wa. 1928. Reward.
UITCASE-Containin boys clothing; ,lost
bet. Cambridge City. Straughm. Ir. 3l98-J.
SUITCASE-Boys' clothing lost between In
dianapolis and Cumberland; reward. Ia.
6532.
WEDDING RING-Platinum set with eight
diamonds. Reward. IA. 0267-M.
WRIST WATCH-White gold, Bulova with
wrist chain: lost at Playground Monday.
Reward. Be. 1861.
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Other Livestock

CLEVELAND. Sept 5-Hogs&Receipts.
Sl2 50GI3.25: 2OO-25O lbs. $ismI325: l6O-
200 lbs. sl3Gl3.25; l9O-l60 lbs. Sl2.5Oa
1918; 90-lsO lbs. Sl2.25a 1880 packing
sows. Sl0.75Ml2.25. Cattle-Receipts $50:
calves. receipts $50: market cattle steady
to strong; calves steady: beef steers. sl025
oil; beef cows. S7.50d9 so: low cutter
10. Sheep-Receipts. 1000; market. lambs
ESQ SOC up; top fat lambs. $3.50: bulk fat
lambs. Sl50l5.25; bulk Gull lambs $40 so
a rs; bulk fat ewes. S5Q7.
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pien9 shade. School & Church. Be. 1ses.
RIM. q BD.-Children: mothers care; I'm.
for mother; desirable school Oh. 2965-M.
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Marksman wounds Self

M " YORK, Sept. 5.--John zim-
norman, an entry in the sharp
shooting matches at Chillicothe.
Ohio, shot himself in the chest
while cleaning a rifle.
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Produce Markets

Butter wholesale price, No. l. 400 soc.
No. 2. 47d4slac.
Butterfat buying pricel--4sc ID.
Cheese (wholesale selling prices, per
pound American loaf. 35c; pimento loaf.
37c; Wisconsin nat. 29c: prime cream. 22c:
fat Daisy. 2sc; Longhorn. zoe; New York
Limberger. soc.
dsS5nyhE s prt ZEE aa e s oenVered at
Poultry (buying prices Hens. 23G24c:
Leghorn hens. l56i8c: 1928 spring large
lbs, large. 220 23c: old ROSTERS. large. IL
G13c; small. 109 13c; ducks 13d15c;
geese, sGiOcS guineas. young. soc; old 35@
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OPEN HOOVER OFFICE
State Headquarters Established on
Circle,

Indiana Herbert Hoover for Presi-
dent headquarters we're opened this
morning at 106 Monument Circle.
Roy, Lewis of Indianapolis is ex-
ecutive chairman.
Oscar Foellinger of Fl. Wayne,
Ind, chairman Of the Indiana
group; DR.. H. E. Barnard, who was
active for Hoover during the pri-
mary, and Miss Dorothy Cunning
ham, Republican national commit
teewoman from Indiana, are at the
Office.
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In the Cotton Market
BIZ Tnifcd Pres.

By United Press
NEW YORK. Sept. 5.--Many people have
bought cotton on weevil news who will
be unwilling to risk being long over the
report and therefore We may see consid-
are moderately bearish for the rest Of this
week.
NEW YORK. Sept. 5.-cotton futures
1873. up 10; Jan, 1853. up ii; March
1898, up o6; May. 1886. up .O4; July.
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Bg United Press

CHICAGO. Sept. 5.-Poultry-Receipts.
cars: fowls. ala 28iac: Leghorns. 2i2c;
springs. 2lq soc ducks: heavy lsc; small.
l5c; Young. 29c; geese. l4e; young. lsc;
Cheese-Twins. 25c; Young Americas. 25la
q CSC. Potatoes-Arriyals. 80. on track,
irish cobblers coca ST. Nebraska sacked
Irish cobblers 75@ soc: Minnesota sacked
early SOhios. 75a 75c.. mostly soc: Kansas
n70c. Eggs-Receipts. l4.22l: extra firsts.
SAC; firsts. 30M 33lac: ordinaries. 27m29c;
seconds. 23M26c. Butter-Receipts, 1892:
extras. 47l2c: extra firsts. asa 46iac: firsts.
43 45c; seconds. 4112 Q421ac: Standards.
46Ac.
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CENTRAL. l626-Attrac.., airy rm,: suit, 2
or more: constant hot wa gar ia. ll66.
WOODRUFF PL.-sl7 w. Drive pleasant
rnnrln In rnrluain hnmn
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RAW SUGAR OPENING

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK Sept. Sugar futures
opened irregular. September, PIG: De-
"ember. 2.31; January 23l; March 2.3l.
all unchanged; May 236, off 90; July 2.43,
off %.
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Special Notices

will not be responsible for debts con-
tracted by my wife. Mary. after Sept.
4th. CARL VIM. STEGMAN, Indian
apolis. Fl. Wayne. Detroit. Mich.
Beauegux French wave and pic
ture coupon. Sc. Brevort Beauty Shop. 200
N Ill. Lii O232
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Instructions

DANCING LESSONS Beginners or adv.
pupils: ewes: private home. Ii. 6l46.
NORMAL COURSE = Ballroom dancing.
PIANO AND HARMONY LESSCNS-Full
hour. 81. Graduate teacher. Ri 5000.
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NEW YORK STATEMENT
TREASURY REPORT

BIZ United Press
WASHINGTON, Sept. 5.-The treasury
net balance Sept. ], was $191 023, 231. 81.
September customs receipts on that date
were 81 821. 55975.
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all day. "-'''
IndianapoIis Building Congress picnic.
Forest Park, NOblesville, all day.
| lumbia Club.
indianapolis Engineering Club lunch
Advertising Club luncheon, Sphinx Arms.
Indianapolis Association Of Credit
| Men luncheon, Lincoln.
Theta Xxi luncheon, Hotel English
Sigma Chi luncheon. Chamber of Com
Sigma NJ luncheon. Board of Trade.
Real Estate Board luncheon, Chamber
of Commerce.
Research work of members was
discussed at meeting of the Cen
trail Indiana Chiropractic ASsocia-
ton at the Lincoln Tuesday night.
Dr. Gertrude Hinshaw reported that
she has discovered that chiroprac-
tic ADJUSTMENTS relieve nausea and
vertigo, following airplane flights.
Dr. c. M. Sharp discussed care of
marathcrf skaters at Broad Ripple
Park.
Detectives went to Terre Haute
today to bring Charles M. Griffith
here to face an embezzlement charge.
L. F. Garrett of the Garrett Ward
Auto Company, 322 N. Delaware
ST., has filed warrant here charg-
ing Griffith, former salmeman for
that company, with embezzlement of
81 300.
Tent No. 4, Patriotic Order Of
America, will give a card party
Tuesday at 2 p. m. at 3514 E. Wash.
ington ST. The public is invited.
Mrs. Elizabeth Austin is chairman
T. NJ. Overley, Better Business
Bureau manager, is to speak at the
Real Estate Board luncheon Thurs
day at the Chamber of Commerce
on Free Lot Schemes"
Bert Servaas presented magical
feats and Mrs. w. D. Long gave
several readings at the KiwaniS
Club Fathers and Kids Day"
luncheon at the Claypool today. Ed
die Bracket, member of the clue,
gave musical program.
Wilson Sellars, II, Negro. Gary,
Ind. escaped from the Indiana Boys
School at Plainfield Tuesday after
noon. Sellars was sent to Plainfield
from Gary, April %, on a automo-
bile theft charge. The Indianapolis
police were requested to search for
Sellars.
Formal inspection of the Ball
Nurses Home. latest addition to
Indiana University Medical School
center here, was made today by the
executive committee in charge of
the James Whitcomb Riley Hospital
for Children. Members of the com
mitteeare: Hugh Mex. Landon,
chairman; Peter c. Reilly, Arthur
r. Baxter, DR.. Carleton H. McCul-
loch, Arthur G. Newly, Arthur ".
Brown, and James w Carr, execu-
tive secretary.
F. w. A. Vesper, st. Louis, Mo-,
National Automobile Dealers Asso-
citation treasurer, was entertained by
local auto dealers at a luncheon at
the Indianapolis Athletic Club on
Tuesday He outlined the growth of
the motor industry.
A burglar familiar with the fact
that Lawrence G. Mcpherson and
John E. McCauley, roorners at 6O7
N. Delaware ST., leave their rooms
late at night and go to work, en-
tered the rooms early today and
| stole clothing valued at $345.
Miami County commissioners
were authorized today by the State
tax board to advertise and receive
bids for the construction of an SCI
500 county hospital Hearing on the
proposed institutions was held at
Peru Tuesday.
IInNE IIIInIIrA ~ HrVN
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BIZ United Press

PITTSBURGH. Sept. 5.-Hogs-Receipts.
800: market. strong to SC up; 25O-S50 lbs,
$I2,75@l3 40; 2o-250 lbs. $lSMl3.65; $50.
200 lbs. $i3,25@1S. 65; l30-160 lbs. $12.25Q
sows. $10.50@ll.5o. Cattle-Receipts. So
Calves-Receipts. 1875; market steady; beet
steers. $l2M1S light yearling steers and
low cutter and cutter cows. $566: vealers
Sl6@l8; heavy calves, s10@l6. Sheep
lambs. s15.25; bulk fat lambs. si3Gi5:
bulk Gull lambs. $8@l1; bulk fat ewes.
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BIZ United Press


NEW ~oR6. Sept. 5.-Flour-Dull and
nominal. Pork--Dull Mess-S33.50. Lard
-Firmer. Midwest Spot-$l20 Is. So Sugar
Raw, dun, spot 90 test. delivered duty
paid, s4;l4 Nominal; refined. quiet; gran
ulated. s565. Coffee-Rio. No z on spot.
l7lsM l7i4c; Santos. No & 2394 a 24c. Tai
quiet; 10. J.. si.sO@ i.s5; No. ;. sIGG 2o;
turkeys asa 45c; chickens. 28d47c: fowls.
i6M SAC; ducks, l8@ i9c: Long Island. %
a 24c. Live poultry--Dull: geese, 1oM l5c:
ducks. 15d26c; fowls. goa soc; turkeys, 20
M25c ROSTERS. zoe; broilers.. 25@ SIC.
Cheese-Firmer: state whole milk. fancy
to specials; 2e@ 27c; Young. Americas. 27c
$40; southern. $l.jodl.so. Sweet-South-
0-oFirmer: receipts, 24,S64: creamery extras.
Firm: receipts, 4I,0e9; nearby white fancy.
fresh 1rsts. 32@ 34c: western white S26l
4oc' Pacific coast. 47G4s1sc; nearby
CLEVELAND. Sept. SHUTTER extras in
49hc. seconds, 42l4T44h4c.l Eggs-Extras
naries. 2aiac. Poultry-Heavy fowls. goa
$50 SEC; leghorn springs. 29G 30c: ducks.
22@ Csc: young geese. ola 22c; old. 16M i8c:
old cocks. l6Gi8c. PotatoeS-U. s. No
!. cloth top. stave barrels, s2.35d2.45; $50
ID bags. Jerseys $2l5G2.25: home grown
buShel SACHS 75mp5c
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Transportation

YELLOWAY-Pioneer system motor stages
ownership o. T and 0S manasement PSrloT cars gIs
with individual reclining chairs. Coast
to coast or interstate cities. Low fares.
bonded, insured, legal carriers. Depot,
Pennsylvania and Ohio SITS. RI 2273.
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Local Wagon Wheat

for No. 2 red wheat and Sic2 for No 2
hard wheat. Other grades are purchased
on their merits.
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LOAN INCREASE
REPORTS CAUSE
STOCK SELLING
Boost of August Figures
Over July Is Second to
Record.
Average Stock Prices

Average of twenty industrials Tuesday
was 24O.25, off 10. Average of twenty rails
was 144.34, up 81. Average of forty bonds
was 96.33, up 10.
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Houses for Rent

ARBOR. AVE. 441-3-room semi-modern
double with yard; $3.50. Ri 9735.
BEECH GROVE-79 N 10th Ave 4-rm.
BELLEFONTAINE 2239--Mod. duplex 5.
rms. heat, gas, turn. $500 He. 1888
BEVILLE N. 25O-Fine location for rail-
road men. Dandy 5-room modern home;
garage: water paid S27 BURGESS
REALTY COMPANY Ii. 8242
BOSART. 9Os-4-rm double. Murphy ina
door bed, garage; s35. IT. 075s-R !.
BRooKs1DE PKY. S. DR.. 22S5- Near
School SO. 5-rm mod. single. CHI s73s.
BROOKsIDE AVE. 1921 7-room house:
near Tech; s2250. Ri. 5795.
C HdteF Psd a'of RI N s7 Ia m asss Sar
COFFEY. s25-6-rm. double: gar; cleo.
lights paved street; Sis. IT. 0758-R l.
CAPITOL. N. 23O3-Near school, Germ.
mod double hardwood frs; sSa ia. 294l
COLLEGE. 4l23- Duplex; rms: heat wa
ter furnished, near school Hu. 1888
COLORADO. i0l N. Groom mod doublei
like new; gar; s42 so. Mr.. Sims. II, 1912.
DENNY. N. 3365-6-room single. mod. ex-
cept bath l block 10 minutes bus. 4
blocks. street car. extra lots adj. can
garden same. Plenty schade erect garage
If desired. Key 1885 N. Denny. Rent
very reasonable by year. Call owner.
Oh. 1854
GALE. 3O57-Modern bungalow: double: !
Tooms' garage: S3l; near school and car.
HOLMES. s.. 5O2-4-room semi-modern
double. RI. 97S5'
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| BIZ United Press
CHICAGO chi, Sept. Hogs-Receipts.
than Tuesdays average; top. S13 paid for
several loads of choice, 180-215 ID. weights:
sptGheT msaig 5oo to choice 2S9s59 lbs
200 lbs, $if.4o@is; iso-i6o lbs siI@12.95;
packing sows. sl0.60M11 so: pigs. medium
Receipts. $4,000; calves. 5000: good and
choice fed steers and yearlings. active
strong to Csc higher; early top. 49, in
bulls. steady; vealers. strong to Csc higher:
stockers and feeders. strong; slaughter
Hesses steers good ond ShOife ls99l5So
$50 100 lbs, S15.25@1s; common and
medium, so lbs, s9.25M s IS; fed yearlings,
eood ana choice. 75O-950 lbs. $4,000
down. sl4. 35@l7.50; common and medium
So $50 1870; cows, good and choice, 50 25
low cytter and cutter S6 IN AZ apo h S;1S
i TOO dand choice. beef. $9.506ll: cutter
to medium. S7@9.5o; vealers. milk fed,
ml6.75; Gull and comomn. S8.25al3 rs;
| stocker and feeder steers. good and choice.
ali weights. s1l.75Q 1895: common and
10000; fat lambs, i5a95c lover as''e good
atiyes at full decline; spots of more
FFads fairly aeti I've At ddown:urp sheep
at 1rm prices: lambs. good and choice.
.? lbs, down. $14M15.50; medium. s12 sea,
to choice. $50 lbs. down. $4.25@7.95; Gull
and common si.75@5.25; feeder lambs,
good and choice. S13.65@14.35
c!NC5INNAT1'I9' Sept. 5.-Hogs- Receipts
2sOS hodoy te Ss9 Imsr;ket pn
fa se soo2s g Ss on ISGSsC oS
lbs~ $t2.35Q13; 13o-16o lbs. $ll.50M 1855:
94-1so lbs, So .5q@I2; pacsihnas sows. s9.25@
ceipts. 45O market Xeals steady to SOC of:
beef steers, Sllgl5: light .yearling steers
love oate2 G and cu Ref COWS cows $SS
SIS; yealers, S12Ml7.50: heavy calves. SO
gIS:- bulk stock and feeder steers. $1,000
steady top lambs SIS bulk fat s amSs
Sl2d 1850: bulk Gull lambs. S6@i0: bulk
fat ewes, s4@6.5o.
EAST BUFFALO Sept. 5.-Hogs-Re-
eiipts ise hSIdNyers eoS msrke aety
1875 soiso Ibs S siS4 HS 49, p aSRS
sows. $ll.25@l2. Cattle-Receipts 400:
Gsiyes-Rsc sdg $50 market STEADY beef
and heifers, S14@l6.25 beef cows S8.25@
1925; low cutter and cutter cows. $3.50
500: market, steady: top fat lambs. si5.25;
| bulk fat lambs. $1450@l5: bulk Gull lambs
sloGl2; bulk fat ewes. $5.75@7.25.
By Times Special
500; market IOc lower; heavy and medium
lights, $50 lbs ID down IS. 100 So 500 stays tags
and throwouts SO. 6Od 1920 cattie~Re-
ceipts. 400: market steady: prime heavy
steers. s13. 5o6l5.50; heavy shipping steers.
So 50Gl3 so: medium and plain steers. SO
912.5O heifers. s7.5O@13 so; good to
choice COWS. 5000; medium to good COWS.
stOckeTs ssSii' calves@R;ec ei iae 800 500:
market steady; good to choice. Si46i6:
medium to good. $12@14: outs So down
! Sheep-Receipts: 500; market steady:
lambs. $i2506l3: seconds. s81 i50. sheep.
S406; bucks. S3d3.5o. Tuesdays ship
ments: Cattle, 1870; calves, 42l; hogs. s35:
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Other Livestock

FIT. WAYNE, Sept. 5.-Hogs - Receipts.
$50; market steady to 1Oc lower: 90-Il0
lbs. S10.25: 1lo-130 lbs. $l125: l3O-I40
lbs. SIZE l 80 JSO lbs. $l225 lSo-IeO
lbs. S12.65: 250-300 lbs. 1890 30o-35O
lbs. $l2.15; roughs. $40; stays. So. Calves
Receipts. 25; market. $3.50 down. Sheep
Receipts. 100; market lambs $3.50
down.
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Miami County commissi,

Miami County commissioners
were authorized today by the State
tax board to advertise and receive
bids for the construction of an $751;
500 county hospital. Hearing on the
proposed institutions was held at
Peru Tuesday.
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Banks and Exchange
CHICAGO STATEMENT

Local bank clearings today were S4,060.-
900. Debts were S7,568, 600.
CHICAGO STATEMENT
BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Sept. 5.-Bank clearings to-
day we're $146 500, 900. Clearing house ball
ance was SIT. 100000.
NEW YORK STATEMENT
BIZ Tnited Press
NEW YORK, Sept 5.-Bank clearings
81. 594 600, 900; clearing house balance
$4,000. 600: Federal Reserve Bank credit
balance Sill 600, 600
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Receipts. LOO; market. steady
Beef steers ................Sl5. 0oM IS
Beef cows Observation-Disclosures. 9.00m1l so
Low cutters and cutter cows. 5.50M $50
Bulk stock and feeder steers. 5000 II 90
Calves
Receipts. ZOO; market. steady to higher
Best vealerS ..................Sl7. so 10 so
Heavy calves ................. 1000 HOO
sheep
Receipts. 1900: market. steady.
Top fat lambs ...............S14.T
Bulk fat lambs ............. i4.OOMl45 so
rat ewes ......ss...s-... 4.OUI b.0U
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Room for Rent With Board


CENTRAL. l626-Attrac.. airy rm. suit, 2
or more: constant hot wa; gar. ia. ll66.
WOODRUFF PL.--9l7 w. Drive; pleasant
room in private home. -.
nth. E.. 318-Apt,; attrac. rm.; connect.
bath hot water; 50; meals opt. Ri. 1881.
VILLA 83i-Rm and board for . young
men; occupy 2 rms, dal; PRIV. nome.
CHILDREN. 10 .BOARD---Modern home;
pleny shade. School g. Church. Be. 1858.
RIM. a BD.-Children: mothers care; I'm.
for mother; desirable school Oh. 2965-M:
Rent Housekeeping Rooms
AvIARY, APT. 6-Attrac. suite; suit: 2 or
people; walk. distance. Ii. 7l48.
ALABAMA, N. 724-2 housekeeping rms;
adjoining bath; reasonable
BRADLEY. n, 1922 unfinished rooms:
heat. light, gas water furnishedi adults.
BROADWAY. l2Ol-Large. front room and
kltchenettei adults. -
COLLEGE, l328-NICELY FURN. 2-RM.
MOD. APT. SINK. PRIV ENT. RI. 2843:
CAPITOL, N. 1902 rooms, kitchen;
everything furnished; s8.5o ii. 590S
FLETCHER. 1888 or connecting rms.
Kitchen; large wardrobes turn. DR.. 5OoI-R
HARLAND, 1113--3 rms. furnished. bath,
toilet. Drexel 2432.
eYeryth ing furnished. Ha s5o5-J.
ILL, N, lOO6-2 rooms, beautifully furn-
ished housekeeping apt modern; 81.
LOVELY-Woodruff / room, kitchenette;
private bath; $3.50. Oh. 4l08.
MARKET, E.. 615-Beautifully furnished
house 2 or 3-rms., complete. Ri. 2l02 =
MERIDIAN, N. 1852 rms. and kitchens
cite; modern, everything furnished:
| MICHIGAN 3205 W. MODERN FUR
NISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT HsEKPG.
MERIDIAN, s, 1862 rooms, modern.
garage; private home
! NORTH-On car line modern rooms; rea-
sonable. Ha. 48l5-R
OHIO E.. 436-Light housekeeping mod
ern; s4.5O week.
PRATT. W., 29-Nice clean rms. for house,
! keeping; everyth. furn.; SO SO up. II. 2095.
| TALBOT N. 1908 rms kitohenette:
| porch private entrance everything tuEn.;
| piano; Sll week $40 month. ia. 08l7
VILLA, 83l--2 large light, airy rooms;
! private toilet; sink in kitchen
| WALNUT, 10 E.-2-rm. furn apt: newly
dec. close in; parking space. Ri. 5629.
/ WASHINGTON. E.. 1603-Modern light
housekeeping rms in pri. home; reas.
/ 10TH. E. 318--2 very nice rms down, FULL
| bed, small bed. spotlesSlY clean: refrig.
sink. hot water; emit
10TH E.. 3l8-1 large light modern rm.
| emaculately Clean ? wardrobes. break
fast set, cabinet: $3.50
18TH. E.. 2S2O-Mod. 2-rm. lower front
apt. mr.. Spades Park. schl. 49, Oh. SIPS.
TWO-.Neatly furnished Housekeeping rms.
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New York Stocks
,Ry Thomson 4 McKinnonI
The City in
Brief
THURSDAY EVENTS

Indianapolis Teachers Institute
Shortridge High School, all day.
Indiana state Fair, State fairgrounds,
all day.
indianapolis Building Congress picnic,
Forest Park, NOblesville all day.
AMERICAN Business Club luncheon, Co
lumbia Club.
Indianapolis Engineering Club lunch
con, Board of Trade.
Advertising Club luncheon, Sphinx Arms.
Indianapolis Association of Credit
Men luncheon, Lincoln.
Theta Xxi luncheon, Hotel English.
Sigma Chi luncheon, Chamber of Com
merce.
Sigma M luncheon. Board of Trade.
Real Estate Board luncheon, Chamber
of Commerce.
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burglar familiar with the fact
that Lawrence G. Mcpherson and
John E. McCauley, roomers at GOT
N. Delaware ST., leave their rooms
late at night and go to work, en-
tered the rooms early today and
stole clothing valued at $345.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-09-05
Rent Housekeeping Rooms

AVIARY. APT. 6-Attrac. suite; suit 2 or
people; walk distance. Ii. 7l48.
ALABAMA, N, 724-2 housekeeping rms;
adjoining bath; reasonable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-08

String beans--supplies very light
few sales; Florida. 7a-bushel hampers
green. 6.00a6.0O; few poor condition low
as $50.
Peppcrs-Supplies very light: demand
moderate. market steady; Florida, pep.
per crates. fancy, 4.50a5.00.
Eggplant Moves Slowly.
Eggplant -~ Supplies moderate: de.
mand slow. market dull: Florida, pep.
per crates, fancy. medium to large size
2.50a2.75; few fancy. 800: small size
zoo: choice count. small to medium
size. 1.50a2.00. few higher.
Squash-No supplies on market.
Cucumbcrs-Supplies light; demand
slow. market dull: few sales: Indiana
dollhouse stock. 2-dozcn cartons, fancy
800; extra fancy. $50: double extra
fancy. $50 per carton.
Carrots Supplies moderate: demand
moderate. market about steady Texas
Western lettuce crates, punched, 2.T5a
800: bushel baskets. punched, LISA
200.
Beets-Supplies light: demand mod
crate. market steady: Texas Western
lettuce crates. punched. 35Oa3.75; few
high as 400
Strawberries - Supplies very light;
demand light market steady: Florida
pony refrigerators. Missionarys, IS pei
quart: few pints unsold.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-08
ROSCOE JENKINS NAMED
TO ODD FELLOWS POST
Order Names Off1cers and Commit
tees for Year at Annual
Session.

Roscoe jenkins OF 637 Eighth street
northeast, was elected grand patriarch
OF the Independent Order OF Odd Fell
lows. to serve during the ensuing year.
at the annual session held last night:
Other officers elected and installed
we're:
Guy F.. Glossbrcnncr, grand high
priest; Ernest l.. Loving, grand senior
warden; Lcmuel II. Windsor, grand
junior warden: Edward l.. Dunn, grand
scribe: Walter p. Randall, grand
treasurer: William r. Gallihcr, grand
representative: William M. Mcconnell.
grand marshal; Willard F. Zepp. grand
inside sentinel. and George A. MurrI-
son, grand outside seminal.
Mr.. jenkins announced the following
appointments for committees during the
ensuing year: Finance. William l..
Ford, Michael E. Murray and Champ
Clark Joy: grievance. w. w. MILAN,
James j. Chamberlain and II. w. lip
pct: conference. F. r. Leaman. Roscoe
Wines and F. w. Schumacher; super
vision, W. E. Lawson. c. w. Cuthbert-
son and j. w. Lyons; printing, Franz
d. Seiffert, Elmer Cummings and Z
L. Dunn; anniversary, Ernest L. Low
| ing; memorial, Lemucl II. Windsor. and
Rebekah anniversary, Guy F. Gloss
| brenner