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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-03
JUDGES SELECTED FOR
STATE FAIR EXHIBITS
Secretary Barker Makes Appoint
mentS for Next Fall.

Judges for all Of the departments
of the Indiana State fair exhibits
and events have been announced
by E. j. Barker, secretary of the
board. They are:
Speed Departmental. H. Pcudleton,
H Horse DepartmontcE. a. Trowbridge.
and c. b. Pemberton. EhzabethtoWu. Ky.
Cattle Department tbeefl-C. A. Bran
son, CadiZ, Ohio; w. r. Norman Jr.
Glen Dean. Ky. II. P. Rusk, Urban, Ill. !;
Stanley r. Pierce. Creston. H., and J. S.
MILKING shorthorns-C. A. Barnson. Ca
Cattle Department CdairY-Alex Han
sen. Minneapolis. MINI; T.. r. Weber.
Shelbyyille, KyS S. NJ. Salisbury. Column
bus. Ohio. and Fordyce ELY. Lexington.
Sheep Department-W ]. Hampton.
Champaign. H.. j. c. Hammer, Ames.
Iowa: Peter W. Hintz. Clyde, Ohio G. W.
Parnell, Charlottesville. and George 7.
swine Department-L. D. Stewart. Tip
ton: W W. Smith, Lafayette. Frank
Shere-, JOY. H.. Arthur TompSon; Wa
bash: r. NJ |, J ,t ms orleans l.. D.
Poultry Department W. ". Aife,
MorristoWn: L. J. Demberger, Stewards
Vile; II. v Tormoblen, Portland, II. A.
Pickett. Athens; Tenn; Theodore ~ HeNes'
and c. w. Carrick, Lafayette.
Agriculture. Horticulture. Horticulture
and Apiary Departmental. T. Wtancko,
Lafayette; w. E. Lommel. West Lafay-
cite: Fay c. GAYLORD, West Lafayette; H.
II. SWAIN, South Bend: Theodore Dorner.
Lafayette: Fred H. Lemon, Richmond, and
&, .. YoSt. Indianapolis.
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THE CITY
IN BRIEF

! Appropriate observance of ArbOr
day in all Of the schools of the State
is urged by Governor Ed Jackson in
his proclamation setting aside Fri
day, April 20, as the holiday.
! w. III. Wilson, vice president of
the American Furniture Mart, Chi
cago, addressed Rotary Club men,
bers at the Claypool today on In
diana and It's Prominence in the
Furniture Industry"
"VisitOrs' Day at POdunk School
house" was presented Monday night
/ by Brookside Civic League at Spades
Park Library. Directors of the
Fest of Lanterns" which will be
staged in August in Spades Park,
will meet April 10 to plan the fes-
tival.
A voluntary bankruptcy petition
was filed in Federal Court, Mon
day, by Mrs. Arlis Tremaine, Ander-
son. listing liabilities If $7306 con-
sisting of two judgments on notes
held by an Anderson bank, and no
assets.
The Indiana Humane Education
and Administration Society voted
to affiliate with the national
organization Monday night at the
home of Miss Hattie M. Blandford,
1864 N. New Jersey st.
The State tax board today be-
gan appraisal for taxation purposes
of Indiana telephone companies.
The Liberty Center Telephone Com
pany. serving patrons in Hunting
ton and Wells Counties, was valued
at $6,964, a rate of $24 mile OF
lines.
Passion week will be observed at
BroCksidc U. B. Church with SerV-
ices each evening except Saturday.
The Rev. Forest A. Reed, pastor,
has arranged a series of sermons
for the week and special music will
be in charge Of H. H. WickS.
The Kiwanis Club will observe
Education day at its luncheon
Wednesday at the Claypool. Harry
E. Yockey, education committee
chairman, is arranging the program.
Past POcahOntas Association No.
will hold a business session at
7:30 this evening at the home of
Mrs. Lena O'Neal. 1921 ~ Capitol
Ave. A card party will follow the
business meeting at $50.
John Brooks, 81, Indianapolis. was
sentenced to one year on the State
Farm today by Criminal Judge
James A. Collins on a charge Of
grand larceny. He pleaded guilty.
Brooks had been in Jail since his
arrest several weeks ago.
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PRISON WARES OPTIONAL
GilIiOm Rules Towns Need Not Buy
State Made Articles.

Cities and towns need not buy
articles made at the Indiana State
prison when the articles are not
adapted to their particular needs,
Attorney General Arthur L. Gilliom
ruled Monday in an opinion to Law
renee F.. Orr, State Board of Ac-
countantS chief examiner.
Orr asked the opinion in response
to a query from the Elkhart board
Of works. The Elkhart officials
asked if they must buy State prison
street signs when they felt the
prison-made signs were not as well
adapted to their needs as others.
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Nose Almost Severed


GARY, Ind, April 3.-Antonio
Rudnocki, 10, is recovering at st.
Antonio's hospital here after fell
through a window at his home
which nearly cost him his nose.
Rudnocki was doing some carpenter
work when he lost his balance and
crashed through the window. He
suffered two deep wounds in his face
and cut through his, nose, which
doctors said were not dangerous.
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URGE HONOR FOR ACE
Captain Rickenbacker Medals Pro-
vided in Congress Bills.
7y United Press

ny CUtttU BICSS
WASHINGTON, April 3.-Capt.
E. v. Rickenbacker, described as
"the ace Of aces" would be given
Congressional Medal of Honor for
his twenty-seven World War air
victories under four bills introduced
simultaneously in Congress today.
The measures are sponsored by
Senator Tydings Dem), Maryland,
and Representatives Clancy and
McLeaod (Rep), Michigan, and
Johnson (Rep0, South Dakota,
chairman Of the House Veterans
Committee. johnson explained that
Rickenbacker now holds the D. S. Q.
and the CroiX de Querre and is a
chevalier of the French Legion of
Honor,
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B,v United press

CINCINNATI. April 3-Hogs-Receipts,
800; holdovers, 1922; market steady, SC
s865@S.9O; 10000 lbs. $500 500 l3O-
100 lbs, $735@865; 98-l3O lbs, S. 5067.75;
packing sows. $6.5Od7. Cattle--Receipts,
soc down; beef steers. $10.50613; light
yearling steers and heifers. s10.50d12 so;
beef cows. $8.90@10; low cutter and cutter
calves. $9@12; bulk stock and feeder steers,
SloM11. Sheep-Receipts, rs; market,
steady; top fat, lambs, sic; bulk fat lambs,
$lSql5.5O bulk Gull lambs, $9@13; bulk
spring lambs: $10@22; bulk Gull spring
lambs, $14Q18s
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Atchison Dividend I'm

BU united Press
NEW YORK, April 3.-Directors
of the Atchison Topeka and Santa
Fe Railroad today raised the annual
dividend to $40 a share by the
declaration of a quarterly dividend
Of $3.50. Previously the company
paid 81 regular and SO extra. The
dividend is payable June l to stock
of record May a.
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Merged Bank Opens

BIZ ItW6S opGCtdB
COLUMBUS, Ind, April 3,-This
city's new merged bank, the Irwin
Union Trust Company, is embarked
upon the first week of its career.
The bank was formed by merging
the Union Trust Company and
Twins bank. The new institution
has capital and surplus in excess of
100000.
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Presbyterians Will Meet

BIZ Times special
IDAVILLE, Ind, April 3.--The
senli-annual meeting of the North
ern Indiana Prcsbytery of the
United Presbyterian Churches will
be held Thursday in the local
church. Speakers will include the
Rev. E. H. Thompson, Trenton, o.,
to be installed as local pastor, and
the Rev. Mr.. Cries, a returned mis-
sionary from Egypt.
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Py Unitcd Press

700; market, Steady: heavies and mediums,
IFS lbs. up. S8.25@8.65; pigs and lights,
ITS lbs. down. $4,000 So throwouts and
stays, $565@6.25. Cattle-Receipts, 100;
M12.75; heavy shipping steers. $lO@12;
medium and plain steers; $9@1o; fat
5eeFs SSg 2oo GOOD 900d to So ss 9WS IS
ters, $525m5.50; Gamers. $4.5O@5; bulls,
$6d9 feeders. SO 5Om1l 25: stockers. $7@
lower; good to choice, 10@i2 medium to
good. $8M10: outs. So down Sheep-Re-
ceipts so; market, steady; top lambs,
$l450015; seconds, S8@1l; sheep, S9.50@7
Mondays shipment: Cattle, Gle; calves,
GOT; hogs, 523; sheep, none.
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BIZ United Press

steady; S50-S5O lbs, $7.85GS.4O: 2O0-25o
lbs $8.25@s.60; 10000 lbs, So .25@e 8. so;
$50; packing sows, $675@725. Cattle
Receipts. $500; calves, receipts, 1900; mar
ket, steers steady to strong; beef steers,
S9.506l11 so, beef cows, $4,000: low
cutter and cutter cows, $5@6.75; vealers.
s14; heavy calves. S8@1o; bulk stock and
feeder steers, $9011. Sheep-ReceiptS
.0O0 market. steady: top fat lambs,
SIC so; bulk fat lambs. $3.50; bulk Gull
lambs. s12.50@13.50; bulk fat ewes, SEQ
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BIZ United Press

PITTSBURGH. April -Hogs-Receipts,
200; market generally steady; 250-350
lbs ,$S4Og9; 2o0-25o lbs, ,$8.75@9.15; 1850
So s0s0 0S bs sS i0T pa cE s0%s 81
@7.50. Cattle-ReceiptS, so; calves, re-
ceipts, 100; market steady: calves SOC
bSs5 steers si5g oV eaeTs Si
steady; top fat lambs $1525; bulk fat
lambs. Sl4G1l5.25; bulk Gull lambs, $10@
IL; spring lambs, $l8022.
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Other Livestock

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market, steady; heavies, $7.75G8; mediums,
$8.4008.6O; Workers, So 50@9.75; good pigs,
S7G7.25. Cattle-Receipts, light; market,
steady. CalVes-Receipts, light; market,
81 off. Sheep and lambs-Receipts, light;
market, slow.
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By United Press

CLEVELAND. April -Hogs-Receipts,
$500; market steady -25o-s5O lbs, So 5o61
$3.50 8S5; 130-i66 lbs. $775@8 ,85; So,
1870 lbs, $7.50a755; packing sows, sra
1925. Cattle-Recepts, $50; calves, re-
1925; low cutter and cutter COWS. $525
q 6.25; vealers. $12.50@1650. Sheep-Re-
ceipts. 800, market slow, steady to weak;
top fat lambs. STATS; bulk fat lambs,
SD. asa 1475; bulk Gull lambs, SHOE;
bulk fat ewes, $603.25.
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BJy United Press

EAST BUFFALO, April 3-Hogs = Re
iocD up: 25o-35o lbs, So. $500: 9oo-25o lbs.
So. 5G9.1O; 10000 lbs. $8,75@9.15;- 13O-
packing sows, $7@75O. Cattie-Receipts.
IT'S: calves. receipts, so; market steady
ccaaalYse9s steady; veaers; SIC; heavy calves
slow. steady: top fat lambs. SIT; bulk fat
lambs. SIT bulk Gull lambs, 1890 q 1925;
bulk fat ewes, $9610
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was 2o9.33, off 4,02. Average Of twenty
rails was 14O.4S, Off .s2.
By United Press
NEW YORK, April 3.-Radio
Corporation again led the stock
market in today's early dealings ris-
ing 515 points to 1929. Otherwise
gains and losses were about evenly
divided and a long list of issues
held around the previous close.
General Motors and Steel common
both opened unchanged from the
previous close. Later motors adj
vanced IL points to 184A and
Steel u to 1855.
Strong support was afforded the
leading industrialS and sharp rallies
occurred in early dealings. Mont
gomery Ward, Sears Roebuck, Cen
eral Electric, Hupp and Hudson
we're carried higher, after an early
reaction. Houston Oil rose % to
l641A.
Rails Decline
Rails were slightly reaction
airy. Atchison declined 2 points to
1877 while Canadian Pacific was off
IL at 209H. International Nickel
sold off 4 to 91A, and U. S. Rubber
was down 13s at 1875. American Can
lost IA to 325s.
Describing the market. the Wall
Street Journals financial review
said today:
Mondays substantial reaction
put a danlper on enthusiasm and
many traders decided to retire from
the market until the downward
movement had run it's course. Due
to this tendency toward large Of
ferings in carly dealings new lows
on the movement we're reached in
many sections Of the list.
However, commission houses re-
ported margins in strong shape and
no forced liquidation proved neces-
Sary."
Higher Ground Reached
Strong support afforded the main
body of stocks brought the major
ity into higher ground in the late
morning.
Airplane stocks were the leaders,
Wright rising to a new record at
1924, up 1914, and Curtis at 7475,
up 81.
Special issues also we're in de-
mand. Coca-Cola SpUrted 81 to
1852, American Bosch Magnetic, 80
to 2634, and International Paper,
"a to 9015. Texas and Pacific led
the rails with q rise of rs to 1885.
Other carriers also were in demand.
Houston continued a strong spot in
the oils, where an active feature
was Middle State Oil, which sud-
denly spurted x to 81, new high
record.
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Other Livestock


kU bHifCd fIfSS
CHICAGO, April 3.-cattle - Receipts,
Csc higher; largely l0Ml5c up; Weleh.y
steers showing most advance; lower
higher; bulls, 10ul5c up; vealers, SOC or
more lower: best fed steers. Sl4.65, bulk,
sl2.25N 1875; light -yearling ,helters up 70
SI IN Largely o9 snr INK Of cboes
vealers at $l4.50@l5; most light offerings
S11M12. ShecS-Receipts, $4,000; fat lambs
Wooiedd4 lambs. SIC 50@i675; supply OF
choice handyweights, kinds eligible at SIT
and better, small; good 96-lb. averages
49, good wooed ewes around $3.50; light
supply feeding and Shearing lambs un,
changed Hogs soft or oily hogs ., and and
market. steady to 10c above Mondays av-
erage, heavyweight, 250-350 lbs. medium
choice, S7.75m3.3O; medium weight, 2O0-25Q
1855: light lights, 13O-1eO lbs, common
choice, S6.75@85O; packing sows, smooth
Slaughter cattle and calves: Steers. 1900
lbs. up. Goo!d. and CHOICE, o$l350dl5 %;
$3.50 1850; good, $f2.75@l4.25; medium,
$l1.25@l3.25; common s8.50@1l 25;, light
choice $50 lbs. down, $l2 50@I425; heifers,
good and choice. $50 lbs. up, S10@l350;
Hts; cows. good and choice, $9@ll.25;
common and medium, $7.25m9; low cutter
and cutter. S5.75@7.25; calves medium to
IS: feeder and stock cattle, steers. COM
sheep and lambs: Light and handyweight,
1925: Gull and common, all weights,
Sl3 - q l4.75; ewes. medium to choice.
$750@10; ewes, Gull and common. $3@3.25;
feeding lambs, range stock; medium to
choice, $l4.50M16.75.
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BJ United Press
Bv United Press

NEW YORK. April s.-Flour..9uiet and
Steady midwest spot, $i2Gl2IO. Sugar
Ray, firm; spot 60 test, delivered duty
580Q 585c. Coffee-Rio No. on spot,
l5lsal574c Santos No. 4, % a22l &c.
Tallow-Easy; special TO extra, &C.
Hay-Steady;. No. l, s1l9; No, 8. 75@95c:
tourkeys, 800 45c; chickens, 49, 45,c;
broilers, 40G 55c: capons. $50 SIC; fowls,
l803lc: ducks. $50 zoe; ducks. Long Is
geese, 10012c; ducks 15426c; fowls. 25n
$50; turkeys. 3od50c; ROSTERS l6c;
chickens, 200 $50; caponS. 26Q SOC;
broiers. 400 SIC. Cheese-Steady state
whole milk fancy to specials 29M 30c,
Young Americas, 3Oa31c Potatoes-Long
q s IS: southern. s6.50@ll; state. $500
IS: Maine. S3.5OQ5:- Bermuda. 81 500 II;
Pennsylvania. s3@385.. Sweet potatoes =
JERSEY basket 75cMS3: southern, basket.
SOC 81; southern barrels $50 so 80;
extras. 47c; special market. 47c. EggsI
Steady: receipts. 64.20l: nearby white
fancy. 36d 38c nearby state whites. % n
35c: fresh frsts. 81 2siac Pacific coasts,
19637l2c: western whites, 29@ $780, nearby
browns, 29M37c.
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TREASURY STATEMENT
w u z ~ I . I z w u 1
BU United Press

bW UWTIJU 7 TJ56
WASHINGTON, April 3-The Treasury
net balance for March 81 was S444,8l6
76055. Customs receipts for the month
Of March were $46,276, 776.31.
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In the Cotton Market
(By Thomson & McKinnon)

NEW York, ApflI 1--WE VIII PROBABLY
see new high prices today. There would
the South. but SO few peoples are long
they are saying nothing. Buy some now
and take your profits later when the
crop scare is ons
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Local Wagon Wheat

Local grain elevators are paving s157
for No. . red wheat. Otner grades are
purchased on their merits.
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Commission Row
PRICE TO RETAILERS
FRUITS

Apples-Fancv barrel apples. seasonabe
varieties S7mli; fancy basket apples,
seasonable varieties, s2.25@3.25 40 lbs;
choice box apples. Seasonable varieties.
S325M5.
Florida, s3.7565
Grapes-Calfornia whites. $3.50 keR.
Lomons-California, S5M6.25 crate.
Limes-Jamalca. So per 100. -, .-
Orange-Calfornia naVclS, S5uI.5O crate
Florida, S6n7.25 crate 3D..
Pears-Washingto DAnjous. $3.50 half
box.
eapples-Cuban. 50 crate.
StraWberries-Florida 65G7Oc quart.
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LIBERTY BONDS

En- UHitCd Press
NEW YORK, April 3.-Liberty LIST AS
opened at 1922; Sd 4As 1O013, of /;
treasury IS, ll010, up |.
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EW JniFeU Press
CHICAGO April l3.-Baak clearings
were $176.800. 600. Clearing house balances
were $40 100000.
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receipts. 500; market steadya
IOp IdI ldHln5 ~ ~ ,= &C -
Bulk fat lambs .............. 14.o0 Q p .
Bulk Gull lambs ............. e.201 y .2 20
Spring lambs ................. 23.00M2700
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VEGETABLES

VEGETABLES
Artichokcs-Cahfornia SI.50 dozen.
Asparagus California, IS per crate.
Beets-Te s;a's, So BIZ: home grown. sl.75.
Broccoli-TeXaS. $3.50 bu.
Brussels Sprouts--35u ACC ID .o,.. -.
rexa Soa 4sG4iae Ib: red. ia 4Ha41c ID.
Carrots-Cal., $3.50 5-doz. crate: home
grown, 81; Louisiana. sl.75;o-o
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $50 20.
Celery-California $3.50 crate; Florida.
&C Celery FS' Csbbage-$2 25g2.5O. .oo-a.
Observation-Disclosures dollhouse, S22o9 3
IF Ee gTa M H G.. s2a2.5o dog.
Endive-SI 5ONi.75 dOZ. punches.
Kae-S3.50 barrel.
Lettuce - Arizona head. $4045O per
crate: dollhouse. leaf, 81. 80 % lbs.
Mushrooms -S1.75. lbs.
Mustard Southern. $3.50 bu.
Onions-Spanish, $3.50 crate; Indiana
Oysterplant-45c doz punches.
ParSley-60c doz lunches southern o0c
bunch.
PEAS Psas" R California a. telephone, *7.58G8
hamper. .--o-.---,-
Minnesota Red River Ohios, So 80. 100
lbs. Idaho, 1925, 40 lbs; Florida Tri-
u' Radish les button. 9Oc9s1.
Bpts bagas177Canadiane: 81 os per G% SS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, oOWo 0C 4bos
Shallots-60m Csc doz. punches.
Spinach-Texas. 81 25 bu.
Sweet PotatoeS-Indlana Jersey medi-
ums, SITS bu.; Indiana Jerseys. 81 bu.;
Nancy Hall, S2.25 hamper; Porto RlcanS'
omatoes-California. s6.5OG7So six
basket crate.
MISCELLANEOUS
Cidcr-$4.50 6-gal. case: s4.75 doz. half
gal. jars.
Sas5afras-25 a 30c doz. punches.
SEED STOCK
onions-White sets, So. ? bu.: red. So, >
bu; yellow, Sc. 2 bu.; Bermuda plants,
white, S3.75 per crate of 600; yellow, 81
Potatoes~Maln coolers. $3.50 $50 lbs;
Red River Ohios, SO so, $50 lbs; Minnesota
TrumphS, 81; $50 lbs.
Sweet Potatoes-Selected Indiana Jer-
seys, So bu.: Indiana Jerseys. $3.50 bu.
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Produce Markets
Butter wholesale price)-No. /. 5l@52c

Butter. Wholesale price)-No. l. 5l@52c:
Butterfat buying pricel-49c lb.
Cheese wholesale selling prices, per
pound-American loaf. 32@35c; pimento
loaf. 34Q37c: brick loaf. 32Gl 35c; Swiss,
39m42c: Wisconsin fiat, 21M39c; print
cream, 25027c; fat display. 26@27c; Long
horn, 26l2Q27c; New York limberger. 3Ol3
Eggs-Buying prices: Fresh. delivered at
indianapolis, loss of, 24Q25c:
Poultry (buying price, =. Hens. 22924ci
Leghorn hens 18Q20c; 1928 springs. 11s
to Q lbs, 35c; lbs and UP. 40c: Leg
horns. soc; old ROSTERS, 1l@l2c; DUCKS,
l5@16c; geese, 8Ql0c; guineas. old &c.
young soc.
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CLEVELAND, April 3.-Butter,. extra. in
tub lots, 47% a 49s4c f1rsts, 4434 gn4oSSc;
seconds. 4024Q 4234c; packing stock, 304
32c. Eggs-EAtras, 30l2c; extra hrSts
20lac; frSts, 271sM28c; ordinary, 26l2c.
Poultry-Heavy broilers. 48d5 Soc. leghorns,
S8m40c; heavy fat fowls. 30M32c; heavy.
29M31c; medium. 29@3lc; leghorns, ESQ
27c; old ROSTERS. 10000; caponS: $40
light weights, 26428c; geese. 22@
25c. Potatoes--150-lb. sacks round whites,
Minnesota, Wisconsin and Michigan, So; rs
al: l20-lb. sacks. Minnesota, 1925; Idaho
russell Burbanks S3.5 home grown. bushel
sacks, S1.50d1 so; Florida barrels Tasting
No. /, S1225G 1880; No. 2, S9G9.25.
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Hogs


Receipts 1000; market steady 70 strong:
BeefS steers Observation-Disclosures. Sl2.25 q 10 %
Beef cows NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 7.001I lO.o0
Bulk stock and feeder steers 7.50N $50
calves
Receipts 1000; market higher 80
Heavy Calves ................. 6.50u 1000
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By United Press
NEW YORK. April 3-Bank clearirgs
were S2.358. 600 600 Clearing house bal
ance was 1900, 600.
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Banks and Exchange
NEW YORK STATEMENT

Local bank clearings today were $4,f63
600. Debts were S8,302, 600
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RADIO GOES Up.
RETAINING LEAD
IN STOCK MART
Stock Opens at 1872 1.2, Up.
51-2 Points; Others
Lose and Gain.
Average Stock Prices

Ayerageof twenty industrials Monday
rails was 1908, Off 80.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-03
New York
Stocks
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(By Thomson 81 McKinnon)
April 8
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-03

John Brooks, 81, indianapolis. was
sentenced to one year on the State
Farm today by Criminal Judge
James A. Collins on a charge Of
grand larceny. He pleaded guilty.
Brooks had been in Jail since his
arrest several weeks ago.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-03

Past POcahOntas Association No.
will hold a business session at
7:30 this evening at the home of
Mrs. Lena O'Neal, 1921 N. Capitol
Ave. A card party will follow the
business meeting at $3.50.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-03

Appropriate observance of ArbOr
day in all Of the schools Of the State
is urged by Governor Ed Jackson in
his proclamation setting aside Fri
day, April 20, as the holiday.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-30
Living in Poverty

Ten years ago on Indian Eurosu agent Investigated and reported to congress that the Alaha ma ana
New Britain herald., 1928-03-30

beat them and treated them vitil considerable cruelty. But later they became friendly with the French and when the British invaded their territory they followed the French into Louisiana.
 During the Seminole war. they offered their services as guides to Andrew Jackson. Today their prize possession Is testimonial of this service in the form of a silver col lar given 10 former chief, in scribed, From Andrew Jackson to John Rlount- his faithful guide"
 When Texas revolted against Mexico they again offered their help to Sam Houston who replied that they had better keep out Of it, but that he would be glad it they would take care of women and children who were being moved out of the war area. So the lost tribe did that and then, when the war was over. moved with their new friends over into Texas.
 Have War Record
 Hslt the male members of the tribe volunteered for World War service.
 The state Of Texas gave them 1llo acres ot land. They now oc- cupy but 400 acres and that ha. been exhausted. They can only raise i've or six bushels of corn 10 the acre on such land as can be used, and so live from hand to mouth.