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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-12-19
SMALL CHANGE
REGISTERED BY
Grain FUTURES
Statistical Situation Yet
Depressing Factor
in Wheat.
BIZ Unitcd Press

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Dec. 19.-Few changes
were registered in early trading
here today. December wheat came
back little. Corn was stationary
and oats trif1e weaker.
At the opening wheat was q to
y cents higher, corn was unchanged
and oats we're unchanged to y cent
lower. Provisions were slightly
lower.
The statistical situation continues
to be the most depressing influence
on wheat. Canadian visible supply
showed an increase of 15,313,00O
bushels. The government estimate
of a sc per cent reduction in the
winter wheat acreage was the sus-
tanning factor in the news. Liver
pool was lower.
Weather over the corn belt is
clearer and colder and prospects are
for increased shipments. Argentine
weather has been favorable to the
new crop. There was no important
foreign news.
Movement of oats has increased
from the farms, but there has been
only moderate demand.
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Commission Row
PRICES TO RETAILERS
FRIIITS

Apples--Indiana Jonathan, $1.5o@225;
$1.75Q2;25; Delicious sS:5oQs.75.
CantaloupeS-CaSaba. So.
Cranberries-s5. 25-lb. box; $40 so ID
VGrapes-cornichOns 81: coniord. soc a
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Lemons-California. $6.25@6.75.
Limes-Jamaica. $2.25@2.5O per 100. =.
crate; Florida. Sz.50n5.
Pomergranates-$3.50 a crate.
PerSimmons-Japanese $1.75@2; In
diana. $l@1.25 q box of IL pints,
Pears-Bosc. $3.50; Anio. $4.75.
VEGETABLES
Artichokes-$1.75 a doz.
BeanS-southern stringless. $5.5o@6 bu.:
Cabbage-Fancy homegrown. $3.50 Dbl.
Wisconsin, 3031ac ID.
Celery-California rough, $6.5o@7 large
crate.
Mustard-Fancy home grown, 81 blu.
OnionS-Home-g grown yellow. S464.50 pc.
lo9-lb, bag; Spanish. $2@215 crate.
Peas-California. s8.5 45-lb crate.
Peppers-Flortda. $ll per crate.
6s ST. ohios 5 s5Gal TR''s idaSo
s1 RSd 4 hes button. 75@s5c
spinach-Fancy home grown. s1.25G
| so bu.
Tomatoes-Hothouse SO. lob. basket.
CocoanutS-S6.50 per bag of 100.
Sweet Potatoes-Indiana jersey So per
hu.: Virginia Jersey, S464.25 a Dbl
Tennessee Nancy Halls si750isO a ham
per.
CHRISTMAS SPECIALTIES
Christmas Trees Bundle of 2. s2.25:
bundles of 8 and 4. $3.50.
Laural Roping-SI75 per 20-yard roll.
Wreaths-$l.75 per dozen.
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ARREST THIRD NEGRO IN
CITY DOPE RING PROBE
FOrty-Nine Capsules of Cocaine
Found by Policeman.

Lieutenant Patrick O'Connor to-
day arrested a third Negro in his
probe of an alleged dope ring SELL
ing narcotics in Negro sections of
the city.
O'Connor Tuesday afternoon ar
rested Catherine Miller, alias,
Lemon Belle Oats, 81, BAT West
Michigan street, and Jesse Carter,
30, of 406 Muskingum street. They
ran when he met them at Senate
avenue and Allegheny street, the
man shouting, Throw it or they'll
catch you"
Forty-nine cocaine capsules we're
found in match box concealed in
the Miller Woman'S clothing.
Harold Edwards, 80, of 247 West
Michigan street was arrested today.
All three are being held under high
bonds under vagrancy charges, while
federal narcotic authorities inveSti-
gate the activities of the alleged
dope ring.
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NEW YORK COFFEE RANGE
CHRISTMAS PARTY TO
AID POOR PLANNED
Daughters of Isabella 20 Hold Open
House Sunday.

Plans have been completed by
the Daughters of Isabella for Al.
open house and Christmas part
Sunday afternoon between the
hours of one and five at the Little
Sisters of the Poor.
A program of entertainment will
be offered by the Daughters of Isa-
bella, who already have donated
500 to the Christmas gift fund OF
the institution; and each male in
mate will be given a sack of to-
bacco and each woman a box of
candy.
All members attending have been
asked to bring either a jar of jell'
or preserves.
The Daughters have also contrib
uted 500 to the Catholic Commu-
nifty Center Christmas basket fr-,6'
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Deaths

-Winifred Kelly Evans. AZ. l140 East
Market, hypostatic pneumonia.
William James Sullivan. IL months. 416
North Dearborn. influenza.
Eva Sauter. 81. 1921 Naomi. chronic
Ruth Dorothy Shaw. IS. 11Os Perry.
Susan Garrett. "A, 1851 Hoyt. lobar
pneumonia.
Eta Geraldine Kincaid, 5 months. Sis
Arbor, broncho pneumonia.
Mazula Garrett, 10, 535 Agnes, pulmon-
Samuel Kincaid. SO. 81 South Ritter.
broncho pneumonia.
william Muehchen, As, city hospital,
Minnie E. stegemeier. ST. st. Vincent's
hospital, general sepsls.
Mary Hyland. 70. 1119 Broadway, lobar
Matilda L. Johnson. 80. S02 West Twen-
ty- eighth, cerebral hemorhage.
Albert L. Wentworth. days, 1911 West
ad4gt B myS1aFs g. III East Six
Ernest il. Baiiman. II. 1860 S. Merid-
Hannah Gairran. SO. city hospital. Iobar
Margaret Mckenzie. s5. 221S Wheeler, in
Elizabeth pafin. 81, 1902 Roosevelt, mi
trail reorganization.
Lola Parks, 81, city hospital, accidental.
Hilda Linvill 81 st. Vincents hospital,
Mary e. Gable, SO. BIC East Forty-sec-
ond, arteriosclerosis.
Frank Lewis. So. Methodist hospital, in
Herbert w. Hanson, 10, lat East South
ern, broncho pneumonia.
Andrew Williams, go, Ills North Hud-
'O Annie Banks, &c. 6O6 West Thirteenth,
mitral inSufficiency.
Charles Lee zehr, mo-, 661 Coffey.
OF 8eft De Rne RoIf g. city hospital pye
ionephroSiS,
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Building Permits

H. Sears. reroof. 241 North fremont.
NJ. F. Hall, rerOOf, 92O East Forty-sec-
ond' $249 a,,r,.r eu. boiler Aoos prook
vile road. $1,150.
j. l. Miller, garage. $40 Dormer. 1892.
Knefier-Bates Milling Company, wreck,
Madison and Palmer. $1,000.
W. Cleary. addition. 1888 South Harding.
NJ. Foster. repair. 237o Yandes. 5000.
c. Medlock, repair, $50 West Michigan,
II. Hollingsworth, repair. 1921 Reisner
$500
Schmid & Smith, repair, % North Haw-
thorne. 1900.
j. Miller. repair. ss47 West Tenth,
j. Gates. repair. 217s North olney. $500.
Sill
e, YDenser. repair. 1922 North Rural.
NJ. Marott. repair. sls North Alabama,
$400
Spann g. Co.. agent, repair. SIS Hudson.
5000.
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PORKERS CROW
WEAKER TODAY
AT CITY YARDS
Cattle Slow and Steady as
Offerings Mostly of
Lower Values.

Weakness was apparent in the
hog market today when prices de
clined generally Is cents. The bulk
100 to 300 pounds, we're selling To-
$8.75. Receipts were 10000 and
holdovers counted at 800.
Cattle were slow and steady with
not much activity. The steer run
was mostly offerings OF values I'M
der $3.50. Vealers were little
changed, with good to choice max
ing prices ranging from SIS to SIG
Sheep and lambs were steady with
The better grade natives selling at
$13 to $14. Choice westerns we're
salable at $3.50 to $40.
Chicago hog receipts were 100000
including 1000 directs Market
slow with several bids and a few
early sales around 10 cents lower
than Tuesdays best prices, or steady
with Tuesdays average; $685. to
$500 was bid for several loads and
paid for occasional loads of 230 to
270-pound weights. Cattle receipts
were 1000; sheep, $4,000.
Hog prices at the city yards to-
day were; $50 to $50 pounds $685. TO
$8.75; 200 to $50 pounds S8.75; 100 to
200 pounds $875; 1870 to 16O pounds
$685. to $685.; 80 to 100 pounds 81
to 1925; packing sowS ST to So.
Cattle receipts were 900, calves
TOO. Beef steers quotsble at $3.50 to
SIS; beef COWS 81 to SO; low cutter
and cutter COWS $525 to $3.50; veal
ers SIS to SIG; heavy calves $3.50 to
$1l; bulk stock and feeder steers So
to $1,000.
Sheep receipts 900. Top fat lambs
$14.50 quotable; bulk fat lambs SIG
to $14.25; bulk Gull lambs $3.50 to
$3.50; bulk fat ewes So to 81.
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Decision in BlufftOn Suit Will Fix
Precedent for Indiana.

( BIZ Unlted PrCSS
BLUFFTON, Ind, Dec. 19.-MrS.
Dona Gaiser and other depositors
of the Studabaker bank Friday were
granted an appeal to the Indiana
supreme court in their case against
Stockholders for statutory liability.
Judge Hamilton in a decision
handed down here held stockhold-
ers not liable to 100 per cent as
sessment under the present statutes,
after bank goes into liquidation.
The appeal was accompanied by
a petition to advance the case in
the supreme court for early action,
and decision will set a precedent.
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BY ELMER G. WALLER
United Press Financial Editor

NEW YORK, Dec. 19.-No change
in the general stock market situa-
ton was noted in the early dealings
today. Prices moved narrowly and
trading was dull with tickers print
ing sales on all transactions.
Radio Corporation moved up IL
points to 143, and fractional gains
were made by Lehn & Fink, Wright
Aero and General Motors while In
ternational Nickel Spurted Az to
26l, a new high, and gains of
point were made by Greene Ca
nanea and Erie.
Mail order shares continued in
demand with Sears oebuck rising
2 points to 1874, and Montgomery
Ward u to 128A. Copper shares
were again bid up under the lead
erShip of Anaconda which was &C
tive around 1885 up 5s. Kemne-
cot gained nearly a point to 1876.
Railroads Strong
New York Central led a rise in
the railroad group with gain of
* al 1845s Missouri Kansas Texas
and Baltimore and Ohio also were
bid up.
Early gains were maintained in
the first half hour, but the mar
ket failed to take on anything
resembling real activity.
Sales in the first hour totalled
412,900 shares, compared with 251 200
in the same period yesterday and
415,200 on Monday.
Call money renewed at 7 per cent,
relatively easy in view of approach
of the Christmas holiday and year
end settlements,
Prices Hold Firm
Prices held firm in the first hour,
featured by copper shares, particu-
Iarly Anaconda and Kennecott.
Trading began today in securities
on the produce exchange. The first
trade was made in McFadden Pub
locations of which 10 shares were
sold at 1874. This market deals in
issues hitherto unlisted on the stock
or curb exchanges. 1t began today
with 1873 industrial and miscellan-
eous stocks including forty-e1gh
bank mad thirty-thr insurance is
sues.
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Card of Thanks

CARD OF THANKS-We wish to express
friends for the sympathy extended over
the death of our beloved boy. WILDER
Fondean. MR.. and MRS. ARTHUR A.
FONDEAN
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Births

Michael and Catherine Haney, st. Vim
cents hospital
Glenn and Dolores Gray, st. vincents
hospital.
John and Alberta Smith, st. vincents
hospital.
Wilbur and Lucille Helmerich, st. Vim
cents hospital.
Thomas and Margle Carter, 2101 Boule-
ward place.
Glen and Mary Bixler. 2174 Station.
Girls
Frederick and Mary Davenport, st. VIM
cents hospital.
Virgil and Meerolin Watt. Christian hos
pital.
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BIZ United Press
Fatally Hurt on Road

EVANSVILLE, Ind. Dec. 49,
James E. Shelton, ST., Boonvillc,
died in hospital here from in
juries received along a highway.
Found lying along the highway
with fractured skull, he died be {.
fore telling how he was Injured
Police here believe he was struck
by hit-an-run drivers automo-
I-e-
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Chicago Grain Table

BIZ Times Special
CHICAGO. Dec. 19.-carlots: Wheat, 80
corn, 1871; oats, So; rye, 10.
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Produce Markets

Butter twholesaleI--No. !. 55G56c. No 2.
51@52c. Butterfat. Sac a Id.
Cheese wholesale selling prices per
pound American Leaf. 3d. pimento 5af
35c. Wisconsin fiat, &c; prime cream 27c:
Daisy. 2Ic: Longhorn &c: New York ill.,
Eggs BHyine prices: Fresh delivered at
indianapolis, loss o. 45c.
Poultry ;buying Dricesl Hens. z3GI
24c; Leghorn hens l5g19c: 1928 '7ring
large breed, 2 lbs. and up. 23G24c; / tt
l24 lbs. large. 10000; Leghorns 10000
old ROSTERS Iargee. 120f5c: small lO@
young Soc; old. 55c: turkeys, No I young
toms. 70 lbs. and up. SEQ 3sc; No J
young hens. soc lb.; No. old toms. 22G
Csc; No. old hens. 25@30c a ID.
BIZ United Press
CHICAGO. Dec. 19.-Eggs-R
1852 cases; extra f1rsts, 42c: firsts, $40
Ale; ordinaries. 30W36c; seconds. 24M 28c.
Butter---Receipts. ALA tubs; extras, 4834c;
extra f1rsts. 48m48Hc;, firsts. ASA a 47c;
seconds. 43@441ac; standards. 48Ac.
springs. lS@27c; Leghorns. iSG2ic ducks,
24c; geese. 241ac; turkeys, goa 36c;
ROSTERS. zoe. Cheese-Twins. 231a a 24c:
young Americas. 2494G25c. Potatoes. -
Market. dull: arrivals, "a: on track. 295
shipments, 416; Wisconsin sacked round
whites. 80c@$1; Minnesota and North Da-
kota sacked round whites, 500 90c; Idaho
sacked rusSets. 81 .40@l 65.
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FLU STOPS CLUB FROLIC
Kiwanians Postpone Pre- Christmas
Dance Set for Thursday Night.

Because of the large amount of
influenza illness the Kiwanis Club
pre-ChristmaS dance which was to
have been held Thursday night, has
been postponed, it was announced
today.
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Houses and Flats Furnishe,

BELLEFONTAINE. 1902 large rooms
kitchenette; modern: good shape; reason
able and desirable. Also same size apt.
unfinished. Ri. 1886.
3ILTMORE. W. 855-4-room bungalow:
garage; S25 Month Ri. 1861.
NORTHWESTERN, 3029--Three-ro apt,
furn.. modern. adults Ia 1912.
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COL KING AVE.

Seven-room strictly modern: new fur
mace cistern, well, city water reduced
rent. 2240 Valley Ave. arm. semi-mod.;
water paid. owner Ii. 1868.
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GYRO CHRISTMAS DANCE
CANCELLED FOR FLU
Thursday Affair Called Off; Club
Hears Talk CT Airport.

Hears Talk q AIRPORT.
Cancellation of the Christmas
dance of the Gyro club Thursday
night at the -''ys club, because of
the flu in the city has been an
nounced by Jack Carr, chairman.
A description of the proposed air
port was given by G. L. Harrod,
general manager of the Chamber C.
Commerce at the meeting of the
club Tuesday, at the Spink-Arms
hotel.
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En- Times SnccinL

FIT. WAYNE. Ind. Dec. 19-Cattle--
receipts. $50: sheep. receipts 200: market
IS cents lower; 90-l20 lbs. SITS; 12O-14O
ihs;;- $3.50; l4o-l6O lbs. $S.25; 16o-l80 lbs.
225-275 lbs. S8.45; 275-350 lbs, $3.50:
roughs, $7@625; stays. IS; calves, SIS;
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Banks and Exchange
TREASURY sTATEMEN!

indianapolis bank clearings today were
So $50, 600; debts, $4,000
TREASURY STATEMENT
BB United Press
WASHINGTON, Dec. l9.-The treasury
not balance for Dec. IT, was S4l9, S26, :
n n % customs receipts this month to
the nth. were $27,O46,911.99.
NEW YORK STATEMENT
NEW YORK, Dec. 19.-Bank clearings
81 s53 600 600; clearing house balance
SiB3,00O, 900; federal reserve bank creolt
balance S155.000000.
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The City in
Brief
THURSDAY EVENTS

1
Indianapolis Engineering Society
luncheon, Board of Trade.
| Advertising Club luncheon. Columbia
| Club. --~
Sigma Nu luncheon, Board Of Trade.
American Business Club luncheon, CO.
lumbia Club.
DIR. ]. B. Parsons, superintendent
of the White River conference will
be the principal speaker at the lay
mems meeting of the Indianapolis
district of the United Brethren
church Thursday night at Calvary
church State avenue and Hoyt street.
Other speakers will be the Rev. r.
S. Parr and the Rev. w. A. Settke.
Special music will be offered at the
meeting.
David Glazier, 1877 West Morris
street, a news dealer, was found
guilty of five charges of violating
the city parking ordinance by Num-
cipal Judge Clifton r. Cameron to-
day. Judge Cameron suspended
fines on three of the charges, re-
quiring Glazier to pay 81 and costs.
a total of $50, on each of the re-
naming two.
A Homecoming celebration for
members of the Rising Sun Coun-
Gil No. 300, Ancient United knights
and Daughters of Africa, will be
held at the hall, 229 West Thrift
eth street, Friday. Mrs. Elizabeth
Copeland Shobe is president of the
organization. All members are re-
quested to be present.
Condolences and appreciation of
the work done by Frank G. Wagner,
president of Rose Polytechnic insti-
tute of Terre Haute, who was killed
in an automobile accident several
weeks ago, are expressed in a letter
sent to the widow by the Scientech
Club of indianapolis today.
indianapolis ScOutmaSters were
given signaling instruction by an
expert Tuesday night when H. w.
Elke, naval chief signal instructor,
attended their meeting at the Cen
tenary Christian church. Scouts of
Troop 6 were hosts to the scoutmaS-
tiers.
Marion county committee No. 2
of national Order of Elephants, G..
o. P. political organization, will mi
tiate about 100 men tonight in Mod
ern Woodman hall, Senate avenue
and Vermont street.
"Generative Behavior or the Fac
tor of Sex" will be the subject of
the sixth lecture of the Rev. Homer
Boblitt, pastor of the Linwood
Christian church at the meeting of
the Bible Investigation Club at
the Y. M c. A. tonight. This adj
dress will be the sixth of a special
series sponsored by the club under
the general theme of why Young
Men Misbehave"
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Houses for Sale
ssEAN222AI"

One, OF the two brand new five-room
nIunRalowS recently built on Exeter ave-
complete other to your ideas and plans,
Price $4,000 on terms of $3.50 cash and
S35 per month.
F. J. VIEHMANN co.
BBee,aitoIs Builders lag N. Delaware.
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Hogs
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Special Notices

SECURITY BUILDING g. LOAN AssOCIA-
T1ON-Of Indianapolis. Indiana, will hold
its annual meeting of stockholders and
election of seven (7l directors on Jan
2, 1929. at its usual place of meeting. $50
East New York street. Indianapolis, In
EDWARD H RESENER, President.
OTTO BUSCHING. Secretary.
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Local Wagon Wheat

City grain elevators are paying $l.27 for
No. red wheat and Loo for No. hard.
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Storage and Transfer
FIREPROOF STORAGE

fIREP ROOt' STORAGE
Private lockers; low rates. new and
tn a equipment; Local and long dis
PARTLOW- JENKINS MOTOR CAR co.
423 E. Market. ri. 7750
OVERLAND HAULING-Return load wanted
from Detroit Toledo, or Buffalo Otto j.
4579. Oh. 0699-M
BRITTON TRANSFER-Moving So SO load:
large trucks; responsible men. DR.. 1915
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Room for Rent With Board

MINI. E.. 1615-Nice mod. rm.: home
privileges; on carline. Dr. 3285-J.
PEARSON AVE, 2408-Attractive rm.: / or
q home privileges; GOOD meals. Ia 1892
3lST, $40 Every nice rm.: private home:
Central car. Ia. 2718.
WANT SCHOOL CHILDREN--In good farm
home. r. r. 6, FOX 447.
SMALL CHILDREN board, mod. home
COG Somerset. Be. 1868.
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STOCK TRADING
DULL; T|CKERS
!. PRINTING SALES
Early Gains Are Shown, but
Market Fails to Take
on Any Speed.
Average Stock Prices

Average 30 industrials Tuesday 275.42,
up 519; 20 rails 146.21, up IS; 40 bonds
9597, off IL,
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Death Notices

HOSMER, EDWIN Sage n years, be-
loved father of Mrs. Roy L. Burtch and
David Hosmer of indianapolis; Fred E.
and Chester c. Hosmer. Long Beach, Cal.
passed away at the home of his daughter.
Mrs. Burtch, BOT E. North ST., Tuesday,
Dec. 10. Services at Bert S. Gadd flu
neral parlors. Prospect and Churchman
ave. THURSDAY. Dec. 20, 2 p. m. Rev. E.
W. Dunlavy officiating. Friends invited.
Interment Crown Hill. Friends may call
at parlors after p. m. Wednesday
MKENzIE. MARGARET-Beloved mother
of Charles 81 A. Mckenzie, departed this
life Tuesday. Dec. ID. age 85 years.
Funeral. Thursday. Dec. 20 at the Moore
g. Kirk funeral home, 1880 Station St.,
at 10 a. m. Burial, Crown Hill cemetery.
ROSS. CHAS. H.-171a W. Ohio. Passed
away Tuesday, a. m. Funeral Thursday
at 2 p. m. SHIRLEY BROTHERS, 924
N. Illinois.
SMITH, ARDEN G.-Passed away Tuesday
afternoon at 3:15 at his home, 1947 w.
Vermont, at the age of 81 years. HuS-
band Of Eva L. Smith. father of Winfield
A. Smith and Reva Johnson and Norman
Smith. Funeral at the home Friday aft
ernoon at p. m. Burial at Floral Park
cemetery. Friends invited
SYPHERS, ELLEN-Age 68 years. wife of
Willis Syphers and mother of o. B. Sy-
piers Of Lynhurst drive, and c. c. Sy
the home on S. LynnhurSt drive Monday.
Dec ~, 1915 p. m. Funeral Thursday
Dec 20. p. m. at the Lynhurst Baptist
Church. Burial Floral Park. Friends in
yited. For further information call Be
1882 Be 2774
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Receipts. 900; market. steady.

Receipts 900; market. steady.
Beef steers ...............S9 .5OGF Is 90
Beef COWS Observation-Disclosures. 1000 900
Low cutters and cutter COWS e. $3.50 $50
Bulk stock and feeder steers... 5000 1880
Calves
Receipts, TOO; market steady.
Best veals ..................;.$ 15.0o@l6. 90
Heavy calves .,.............ss b.5OW ll.OO
SHEEP
Receipts, 900; market. steady.
1Op 4dJ ihLuDS ..s.ssssssss.s. .plt'OV -
BULK 1aL ramps sss.s..sss.... 43.UUW A1.zo
Bulk Gull lambs ............. I.5OQ 9.50
Bulk fat ewes ................ 5000 100
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MisceIIaneous for Sale

rs H. P.-Robbins 81 Meyers A. @. Motor
l.750 r. P. M. go cycle. phase 200 volt
complete with starter. used very litfie
vi" car g. TRUCK
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Marion county committee No. 2
of national Order of Elephants, G..
o. P. political organization, will mi
tiate about 100 men tonight in Mod
ern Woodman hall, Senate avenue
and Vermont street.
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BANK CASE APPEALED

20 shares Citizens Gas com ...... 37N
! bond Citizens st r r SIS ......... Sc
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BIT IH1TGU PTGNS
TOLEDO. Dec. 9.-Hogs-Receipts $50:
market. l5M25c lower; heaVies. $8.25GDB so;
mediums. $8.65d8.9O: workers. S7.75@ 8 90:
good pigs. $7.75@8. Cattle-Receipts, light:
market. slow; calves. light; market. steady.
Sheep and lambs light; market, strong.
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Indianapolis Engineering Society
luncheon, Board of Trade.
Advertising Club luncheon. Columbia
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