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HOUSES o SALE

FOR SALE-Or rent. Broom furnishe
home Small cash payment. balant
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wANTED-To buy used table model
Crosley Radio receiving set without
speaker. A. w. Buchek. at First Ma
tional Bank. x23o
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sALE--SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
(Continued.)
sALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
frAAttMmAA
FALLS CHURCH, VA.

Good 4room bungalow with ami porches back and front,
lots 50x75 through the OF Falls
Church. Va Close Lee Highway Henhouse and lots
OF fruit A real bargain at $3.50 Terms
Nice 2-stoy. S-room house. with anil porches front and
back and sleeping porch Close everything shade about
onehaf of land This will have be be
appreciated. had $8OO0O60 Will arrange terms
We have several especially farms for trade for houses
good locations with small trusts ranging price from Five Ten
Thousand Dollars
Lots OF nice hard road that would subdvid Rea
sonabe terms All kinds of all Farms little
and big Will trade for suburban houses and lots
property clear Or with small Call if you bust
Phone Falls Church 50 Office 70-J residence.
II. II. ANDERSON & COMPANY. -
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IN UNIVERSITY PARK
Select q building site now, at present
prices, and share in benefits from new ex-
tension of Rhode Island ave. This section
viii boom. On wash BALTIC. Blvd, Just be-
yond Hyattsyille. Stop at park ONCE. Phone
Hyatts l37S-W.
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.
100 feet frontage. blocks west Of Conn.
ave, overlooking corner. Large trees
Owner, Wisconsin $780,.
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WANTED--LOTS.

A BUILDER HAS A NUMBER OF DEsIR-
able homes in different sections of the city.
They are subject. to one trust and some are
well rented. VIII sacrifice equities for de-
sirable Chevy Chase building lots II yol
can use q hlgh-cIaSs home, investigate. Ad-
dress Box 4o-S, Star Once.
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NEW 5:KOOM AND BATH
bungalow, garage, ami; side
walks, macadam streets, good
environments; lot 1900 square
leet, on bus line. Price, $500
New 4-room and bath bunga-
low, ami. very large lot, shade
trees. Price, $3.50. Bus line.
FRANK l.. HEWITT,
Silver Spring 1877:
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40 FEET FRONT. TWO LOTS ON CONN.
ave. opposite Standard Bureau; coming
business street. having numerous large
apartments. 2is Woodward Bldg. FIR. 1855.
TWO LOTS, 25xl70 EACH. ON CENTRAL
ave. ne. half square from Bladensburg
I'd; sewer, water. gas and electricity; very
cheap. 1918 Mass. ave. Sc. Lin. l663-W.
9Bs
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GASOLINE SERVICE STATION SITE-Ex-
eellent corner lot on main thoroughfare in
heart OF one OF Washingtons busiest sub
urbs Paved street and all improvements.
Room for garage and repair shop. viii sell
lot for $4,000, or build modern station to
suit purchaser and sell on reasonable terms.
Address Box 35-S, Star once, or phone
Georgis 1858. 29s
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NEAR ca ss.;SMD%E. CIRCLE

NEAR GRANT CIRCLE
An attractive new 2O-foot-Wide colonial
tapestry brick home containing six beautiful
big rooms. high tiled bath with built-in tub,
reception hall with spacious clothes closet
and plste-glsss mirror door. hardwood floors
throughout, natural wood trim on the first
floor and two-toned ivory on the second
floor: Entrance to huge sleeping porch from
two bedrooms. making it possible for the oe-
ing porch. breakfast porch 10 feet deep by
fun width Of house. Front porch covered,
concrete and brick pillars. hot-weter heat,
tricai fixtures and an abundance Of floor
plugs. Lot 1874 feet deep with q gabled-
roof garage and paved street and alley
This Is without doubt the finest house ever
offered in Petvorth. being sold at the same
price as an ls-ioot house. For appoint
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FOR sALE-NEAR LANGLEY AND MCLEAN.
virginia country homes and handsome
section before you locate.
County home with large dwellins., barn:
on State hishway: sold to s sf estate. e
Two-story colonial modern dwelling with
two bathrooms; located on high point; 10
Five-room bungalow at low down price
and other large and small properties at
'l'' co 'Gi FL. h5ss' TITLE CO. INC.
Mclean. virginia. 2l3 woodward Building.
UNIVERSITY PARK. NEW HOUSE, r. &
o.. Home owners Institute design: a house
appreciated by all who see It, All modern
improvements, sarase to match. Lot 50x140.
concrete street, sidewalk, near schools and
transportation rish, all city eonvenenees. Price
at park ONCE.
On Wash.-Bal Blvd, Just beyond HyattsviIe
BARGAINS IN WooDsIDE
ara Sro Tifh sna path nungaloW; smi,: y
$500 wiz" if0''' MOWERS 'hru00ers' safsFe'
IS rooms and bath: ami: wonderfully
shady lawn; $3.50 liberal terms.
Groom and bath, ami, English cottage;
rooms and bath large fenced lot; ga
terms. See B. F. STiFFIER. Corner 3rd
and G. Woodside. Md Silver sprins iOS.
WooDs1DE ENGLISH COTTAGE.
little beauty: ami: hOt-water heat;
fenced; ideal for newly weds or couple with
child. Former owner, q transferred oficer,
offers this pretty place at only $6.875 with
very liberal terms. Keys at 1901 @, corner
3rd, in Woodside. Md.
ONE ACRE OF LAND. IMPROVED BY A
good 7-room dwelling of fine condition.. fruit
OF all kinds. berries. large lawn with fine
shade. This property is located about 100
yards from the main Frederick Highway.
only two miles from Rockville. An ideal
location for . chicken farm. Price, $4,000.
bargain. Easy terms.
WE SPECIALIZE IN MONTGOMERY
COUNTY PROPERTIES
ClSSEL & OFFUTT. INC,
ROCKVILLE. MARYLAND.
LvtIYa
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lust DEE 10th ST.

lust OFF 10th ST.
West on north side OF Van Buren, st. NV;
lot has 50 feet frontage. with alley along
side; Rock Creek Park in the rear; very rea-
sonable in price considering many adyan-
tageS.
On Ellieott st. near Conn, ave, Chevy
Chase. D. C The only lot left In this ex-
elusive community OF English and Colonial
homes; frontage 1853 IT,, with ample depth;
priced very reasonably.
BURTON K CONDIT,
REALTORS.
North a27s i20e 18th St NV
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SALE-HOUSES.

NGOnttBueusB
SALE BY oWNER-t-BEDRooM HOUSE;
Chevy Chase. ID. c.; garage; shady lot VIII
include extra 10. with sale; inspected any
time. Cleveland 1856. rs
DISTINGUISHED HOME, NEAR ROCK
Greek Park; every known convenience IN
Guiding oil burner: 1880 so. feet oesun-
fully landscaped; large oaks g srdsnn; etc
s sasrttee M a. s sss Phone OWNER ce'
CoLOKED. 52s AND ga HARVARD ST NV.
Desirable 6-room modern homes. tonven-
iently located within block east OF Georus
ADJOINING McMiils IN P hEEfe These homes can
be sold on small cash payment and terms
like rent: Your Inspection is invited DON
s ss'l' q Plant Inc 'la' 18th St NV. Col
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MODERN HOME.
near 18th and Kenyon SITS: n,w.-S bright
excellent. condition: price reasonable Tor
quick sale. Will take small house or lot
g. part n,s payment Address owner Box ss-s'
,4s PER MONTH INCLUDES ALL INTEREST
snd monthly payments. $500 cash; price
$500 cost $3.50: .s,room brick, h,wh:
at $500 l7th st. ne. Pot, 1855
MUST SELL MY HOME. JUST OFF 14th ST.
north OF Park rd.-6 large rooms g rooms
deep. Elassed sleeping porch. deep lot. 2
throushout. Has first trust $4,000 only
ST.. Vacant May /. Sacrifice at $3.50.
Owner and occupant. Adams 1921.
NNLOifED-o HOOMS. BATH. CELLAR. GAS
and cleo. rear porches, corner. garage; 500
cash. s475o per mo;
1904 x st. NV. 60 w. Main ss77.
227 2nd ST. SEQ ROOMS. BATHS
h.-ah.; snap; owner leaving city.
ais G st. n.e-6 rooms. 2 baths. ami:
raVst sell quick, owner leaving city. 7o4
Columbian Bldg. Phone Dist $3.50. 2s'
COLORED BARGAIN.
NEAR 18th Il PARK RID.
Semi-detached brick. large rooms. tils
quick sale. $3.50 Phone Adams 47ss. INV
REFINED HOMES
IN GEORGETOWN
j. LEO KOLB,
NEW CORNER BRICK HOUSE IN EXCEL
lent northwest section; contains 8 rooms
and bath. with large side and rear yard
Price only $3.50. Terms arranged
PERCY H. RUSSELL co,
1881 X St NV
Nj ST. NV, NEAR 18th.
Six.room and bath non brick. Rent $50 per
80, ,o FLOYD z. DAVIS CO.
Just on East Capitol St. 9th st. ne
70 settle an estate. Sc. $50.
Open all day Sunday.
AFTER pm. other DAYS.
BARGAINS
Two-story and cellar brick houses: rooms
hot-water heat. electricity. gas. front and
pack porches. paved streets and alleys; easy
terms. 5i4. SIG. 7l3 Kennedy st and $3.50
MARTIN. s4o1 r st. NV. Telephone West
1874
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SALE OR RENT-SUBURBAN PROP.
(Continued.)
s-ROoM. BATH BUNGALOW, ALL MOD
ern: lot 50xil5; rent $40 month N T.
ROLLINS. 1875 s. Milton ave, Clarendon. Va
20'
OWNER OFFERS AT BIG REDUCTION, s.
r. and b. bungalow, ami. one block from
concrete boulevard. Call after pm, all
day SUNDAY. Hyattsville 129-W
MCLEAN, .VA.s-6-ROOM STUCCO BUNGA-
low on lot 100x240: electricity: modern
plumbing; one-pipe furnace. telephone,
Murphy bed; garage. For further informA-
ton phone Franklin 6l13-W. 2B'
SIR. BUNGALOW. HOT WATER HEAT, TILE
bath. cleo. attic. cellar, porches acre. B. NJ
Smith. Arlington. Va. Clarendon 203s. Al So
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY

NEW 5-ROoM BUNGALOW. GARAGE, AR
teSian water, electric lights; hne duckina,
fishing, grabbing. bathing. etc; rowboat in
cluded fine sandy shore; prettiest place on
sEY. OrayiIle. Md. 29t
BEAUTIFUL s-RooM COTTAGE. PLUM
Point. Nd, on the bay; owner on grounds
or SEA 5th st. Sc, Wash, ID. c. WILLIAM
A. MILLS
SUMMER COTTAGE AND WATER FRONT
lots on Chesapeake Bay. Springer Restau-
rant, 637 81. NV. Phone Franklin 24e7
20
BAY RIDGE. MD, toT 50xlss; No. ~ DE-
catuT ave; 1900. terms. Make cash offer.
Call Col 1864 2ss
FAIR HAVEN. THE NEWEST AND NEAR
est subdivision on Chesapeake Bay; choice
lots at reasonable prices terms IRWIN
OWIACiS. owner, Evans Bldg.
NORTH BEACH. WATER FRONT COT
tage for sale rent: water and sewerage.
GEORGE ID. WARNER, Cleveland 4S9s or
p W BEACH
Adjoining South River PARK. Water front
lots and buagal0w sites al substantial dis-
count 10 early buyers Main 1885. 2e"
s-RooM HOUSE. ACRES LAND. 90 MILES
from ID. c.. adjoining Cedarhurst sub
division, shade and frnIt trees; tull beach
and harbor privilesesi price. s2,730 Also
6-acTe unlmprosrd tract at $1,000. Inquire
4T00 before 5 pm. North 7949. evenings.
CEDARHuRST
ON CHESAPEAKE BAY.
So miles from D. &. py way Of Marlboro
cad Shady Side rd Restricted Summer
colony. Lots ana cottages at lowest prices.
Agent on property SUNDAY. bAUMAN
HEINZAAR, Thomas circle.
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REA.. ESTATE LOANS.

pIRsT TRUST LOANS. 3 TO s YEARS.
upon improved real estate In Washinston
and nearby Maryland and virslnia Also
lO-year inStaitmenL loans providing for can
celia ton OF debt Ia case Of borrowers death
sos 18th. T. QUINCY SMITH. INC. NJ. 9oS7
SECOND TRUST NOTES PURCHASED FROM
builders and brokers Reasonable discount.
UNION FINANCE COMPANY,
s34 Woodward Bi9g Main st3s
MONEY DELIVERED IMMEDIATELY.
Fer taxes. interest. rePssiFs sno nsEssnonSi
500. repay 81 50 wk.-si. 900. repay IS 90 VIZ.
Bu.DMAN Co. sic Bond BIDS. y: 24eo.
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SUMMIT PARK. IN THE DISTRICT OF
Coiumbia-Building sites. 50-foot front, 500
up $40 down, SIS mo- Liberal discount for
cash High altitude Beautiful scenery.
Cts improvements. Rigid restrictions. How
to reach Summit Park-Pa. ave. east to
Alabama ave, turn right to ONCE on prop
erty. Salesman on premises daily.
H. B. TERRETT, AGENT,
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VA. HIGHLANDS-5O-FT. LOTS, $3.50 AND
up. Streets lighted. sidewalks, water, has
Pa. ave. II you want home, this is
fne place TO live. If you want to make a
safe investment where you will realize some
Discount Tor cash or terms to suit. See
j. L. PRICE, 240 Girault ave Va. Highlands,
for appoint. City ONCE. e3l Pa. ave, RIM. Q.
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SALE--LOTS.

CORNER LOTS ON POTOMAC AVE, TOTAL
ms 66xl4l, with view and high elevation:
several trees, improvements in. and adjoin-
ing Govt. park. l. HOFFMAN, 1913 3Oth
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Attractions At Theatres
GIBSON SCORES HIT
 AT PALACE THEATRE

Peter B. Kyne's story, Bread Upon the Waters" furnishes a splendid starring vehicle for the inimitable Hoot Gibson and when one sees him in "A Hero On Horseback" which is the current attraction at the Palace, you will become a Hoot fan.
 Gibsons talent is not confined to riding, dexterity with six guns, or any of the other more spectacu- lar accomplishments of the knight of the range. He can portray emo tional roles to good effect.
 Beautiful Ethlyne Clair le d S able support to the cowboy star.
 The villain is ably portrayed by Edward Hearn, as handsome and engaging a screen scoundrel as we have ever seen.
 Dan Mason is entrusted with the comedy relief role and his every appearance on the screen is pro- ductive of gales of laughter.
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lRiSH-JEWISH COMEDY
 COMING TO COLISEUM

That public demand is constant ly growing stronger for the clean, wholesome picture, file q with hearty laughs, thrills and romance, is evidenced by the wide acclaim critics and audiences have already given "Clancy's Kosher Wedding, George Sidney's latest lrish-Jew- ish comedy made for FBO, accord ing to the management of the Coliseum Theatre, where the pro- duction will open tomorrow.
 The screen play which received such wide attention on it's first showing is based upon clean comedy plot, with the live interest between a young Irish fireman and the daughter of an east side Jew, simple, direct and appealing.
 Sidney, who, in the role of lily man Cohen" plays the featured part in "Clancy's Kosher Wedding is known for the straightforward appeal of his humor, which stands upon it's own feet and does not depend upon any shady" interpre- tations for it's success.
 Other well known screen play CTS who take part include Will Armstrong, Ann Brody. Mary Cor don, Sharon Lynn, Rex Lease, Ed Brady and Jesse Devorska.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-01-09
 1.-THE MATINEE IDOL" NOW AT COLISEUM

ger aat
 The Matinee Idol" which open ed a two-day run at the Coliseum theatre yesterday is alive with human appeal. and hearty laughs. It is a credit to Columbia and to Frank Capra, the director Bessie Love and Johnnie Walker add laurels to their crowns with eX- cellent portrayals. The former is cast as a fiery little ham" ac- tress, star of tent show; while the latter appears as blackfaee comedian in a Broadway revue.
 The plot reyolves around a com pany of 'yokels" playing in a rath- CT terrible Civil War melodrama which is touring the country un- der canvas. The performance is witnessed by the manager of a Broadway revue, who is in search of a novelty act for his show. He engages the company and brings it into New York. There the players meet with defeat and after several humiliating experiences re- turn to the tent.
 A clever love interest is woven into the plot and sever"l novel situations are introduced.
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night for a three day run.
 Soon after it's publication the novel became a nation wide best seller and for two years led the list of all novels in sales,
 Maria Corda, wife of the diree- tor, and a star of stage and screan in Europe, was selected for the role of Helen and Lewis Stone as Menelaos, her husband. Tests of virtually every leading man and star in the film industry were made before Ricardo Cortez was chosen for the highly important part of Paris and equal care was exercised in choosing players for supporting roles.
 Many weeks were spent in the actual production of the picture, with extreme care directed to- ward pictorial beauty and photo graphic perfection.
 Production on the proportions of a spectacle, the nature of the story is that of satire and whimsical comedy. An unusually large cast is featured.
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UNION AIR LINE, ING.

The International Secur ities Corporation of Seattle, Wash, has authorized V. A. Paine to sell any part of s5,OOO.OO of the stock of the Union Air Lines, Inc, in blocks of five shares of 7eo preferred stock and one share of common stock at $5000 per block. Further information can be obtained at the office of V, A.. Paine, Valentine building or tele- phone 1921. adv.
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c. J. SULLIVAN,
 Administrator.

First publication Jan. 2, 1929. Last publication Jan. 2S, 1929.
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crowd from Douglas and there should be a large one from Ju- neau. A special ferry will be run to accommodate the fans from Douglas. The game will start promptly at s o'clock, with the doors open at 7;3O o'clock.
 Osborne will referee both games and the public can be assured of good decisions given in an inn partial way.
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BIG PRODUCTION IS
 COMING TO PALACE

More than a year was spent in preparation before a single scene was photographed for The Pri- yate Life of Helen of Troy" the First National picturization of John Erskine's brilliant story which comes to the Palace tomorrow
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-01-09
1 CARD PARTY TOURNAMENT

The Women of MoOseheart Le- zion will hold the first card party of a series of five parties Thurs day night at s D. m, Moose Hall. Everyone invited. adv.
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STORE HOURS

For the accommodation of the trade, this store will be open Thursday evening, January 10th, until 9 P. M.
 adv. B. M. BEHRENDS CO.,, Inc.
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ATTENTInN

For Carpenter Work of any kind-shop or city-Call Handy Andy, Phone 49S.
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HILLT OFFERS
 OUT TO WIN
 FROM DOUGLAS

On Friday night in the new high school gymnasium will be staged the second conference game of the Gastineau Channel series between the quintettes and sextettes of Ju- neau and Douglas High schools.
 While the Hilltoppers suffered a temporary let-dcwn due to lack opposition and the calling off of games due to the flu, Coach Waid has every confidence in his out fit playing theN old time game of fast and heady ball and if not hampered too much by slowing up of the game, the public may be assured of one of the best games of the season. The Douglas boys, having beaten Juneau to the draw on the first game as they did last year. will of course bend every ef- fort to take another game, but Ju- neau will at the same time strive to even the series with this game and to thereafter keep in the lead.
 Henning Berggron, who played only part of the time last week, and then as standing guard for a good deal of the time, but who was high point man for Juneau nevertheless, will play center with d. Orme and Nelson, both good heady basket shooters occupying the forward berths. With Brandt and Sturrock in the back floor, Ju- neau will have a good defensive team, any one of which can do a little shooting when occasion de- mands. F. Orme, Jackson, Jen- son and Johnson will be in re- serve.
 Girls Are All Right
 While the girls are at some dis advantage from lack of experience and no opposition in the way of practice games, it is hoped that they will hold their opponents down to a reasonable score this week; however, with Coach Lowe i'll this week, things are not break ing any too well for the girls.
 To liven things up a little be- tween halves, Miss Fisher and her high school band will be on hand. Undoubtedly there will be large
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-01-09
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In Commissioner Court for the Territory of Alaska. Before E. w. Cragin, United States Commissioner and ex-Officio Probate Judge, Chichagoff Pre- cinct, Division No. One. IN THE MATTER OF THE ES- TATE OF THOMAS BURKE, deceased.
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the undersigned, has been duly appointed Administrator of the estate of Thomas Burke, de- ceased.
 ALL PERSONS having claims against the estate are hereby re- quested to present the same, duly verified and with proper vouchers attached to the undersigned at Tenakee Springs, Alaska, within six months from date of this notice
 Dated at Tenakee Springs this 27th day of December, A. D., 1928.
 c. J. SULLIVAN,
 Administrator. First publication Jan. 2, 1929. Last publication Jan. 23, 1929.
 -A-o
 This store will be open even ings On the 10th of each month for the accommodation of the trade.
 adv. GOLDSTEIN'S EMPORIUM
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-05
Dividends Are Declared

Gas Company has declared the regular
quarterly dividend of IL per cent on the
STOCK Of she e Company ' payable Dec
1929, to stockholders of record Nov. Is
Board of directors of the Indiana Service
Corporation has declared the regular
quarterly dividend Of ia per cent and
~ per cent respectively on outstanding
per f5 cent and per cent stocks
stq ok 10 !, Of record Nov p, 1929
clared a quarterly dividend of 1ss per
cent on outstanding 6l2 per cent class A
cumulative preferred stock of the COM
Board Of directors of the Gary Railways
Company has declared regular quarterly
class, 4 preferred stock of the, company,
payable Dec. 2. 1929 TO stockholders OF
States will not be retarded and that many
industries, particularly building will be
widely diversified list of Industries.
Their statements were made in response
Architectural Forum, I'm Building Age, Ma
tional Catalog, Heating & ventilatlng.
Material Marketing and ten other business
journals. The majority of the replies di-
rect attention to the enormous sums re-
leased for general business uses by the
forced and virtually universal liquidation
OF stocks.
Loadings of revenue freight for the
week ended Oct. 10, totaled 1,195,510 cars,
the car service division of the American
Railway Association reports, an increase
Compared with the corresponding week
last year. the total for the week of Oct.
ls was an increase of 22375 cars and an
ponding week in 1927.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-05
PORKERS SELL
80 CENTS OFF
At CITY PENS
Cattle Strong to Higher;
VeaIS Stationary at
$3.50 Down.

Hog market was largely IS cents
to 30 cents lower today at the city
stockyards The bulk, 160 TO 325
pounds, sold at s9.45; few choice
loads we're selling at $3.50. Receipts
we're estimated at 1900: holdoyers.
334.
Cattle were strong TO steady,
with indications pointing to high
er market. all grades of steers sold
at Sll to SLABS. Vealers were most
ly unchanged, selling at $3.50 down.
Sheep and lambs were largely so
cents higher, with a good to choice
grade of lambs selling at $3.50 to
Sl3, lower grades sold at $3.50 to
s1150.
Chicago hog receipts were $4,000,
including 1000 directs; holdovers,
1900. The prices 10 to Is cents low
er than Mondays average, OCCASION
al load of 200 to 25O-pound weights,
was bid $685. to 1910. Cattle re-
ceipts. 1000; sheep, 1000.