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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-03-04
BuiIdinu Permits

H. S. Carpenter. dwelling and garage. SO
East Fifty-sixth. $4,000.
W: N; Evans. d.gssl da and garage. 1854
s. Davis Realty Company. Dwelling and
garage. $3.50 Brookyille road. $3.50
S. Davis Realty Company. dwelling and
garage 5256 English. $3.50
S. Davis Realty Company. Dwelling and
| garage. 337 South Arlington. $3.50.
M O'Brien, remodel. 2545 North Della
Ma Maynard lard Realty Company. boiler. 544O
North Meridian. $1,000. .-...
Fletcher Savings and Trust Company. re-
pair. If34 st. Peter. S490.
freeman Brothers. repairs. 1850 Oliver.
81 Il, Jones. repair. 1926 Conner. $4,000.
State Savings and Trust Company. re-
pair 61i Berkley road. $1,000.
F; A. Lickely. repairs. 3i45 washington
n. c. FstoHt. repairs. 1880 Broadway.
~ IL johnson. repairs. a1o5 Bellefontaine
s2 O. c. Loevery. repairs 2ls Hancock.
II. H. Weller. repairs. 2ss1 East New
r K. = jacobs sSob repairs. 1853 Ruckle. $500.
pa frss' s45 F. WAYNE nD 500.
Union Trust COMPANY. repairs. 1923
B. WARMED. repairs. 1902 Columbia.
% O. J. smith Realty Company. repairs,
&. Rec REED. repairs. 1881 North Capitol.
z. l. soregies. repairs. 257 North Mount.
II. hints. repairs. Ell West Twenty-sev-
j. II. Duncan. repairs. 1884 Broadway.
W. r. Parrish. dwelling and garage. $40
z. G Mann. garage. 1851 College. $500.
h GiYens. garage 1880 Indianapolis.
8. Peters. garage. TIA Sanders. 1928.
r. T. Ssett repairs. $50 North Bolton.
s2eo- v snelburn dwelling and garage.
2230 English. S2.450.
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Air Mail on Increase

Increase of 10 per cent in air
mail poundage dispatched at the
indianapolis postoffice in February,
III comparison with January, was re
ported today by Postmaster Robert
H. BrySon.
During the month, Embry-Riddle
air mail planes received 535 pounds
of air mail northbound from the
Indianapolis postoffice, and 1872
pounds southbound, a total of TIT
pounds, compared with total of
$50 pounds in January.
In January, 1928, the first full
month the local air mail operated,
only 217 pounds was carried, while
in February 1928 the total was 3O8
pounds.
December, 1928, was the heaviest
month since start of air mail SER
vice here, with $3.50 pounds. August,
1928 was second with 829 pounds.
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FOREIGN NEWS
GAINS WHEAT
BETTER TONE
Corn, Oats Sell at Higher
Levels; Liverpool Higher
Than Expected.
BV United Press

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, March 4.-Generally
encouraging foreign news brought
fEmness to wheat futures here to-
day. Corn and oats were slightly
better.
At opening wheat was * to Il
cents higher, corn was up 1s to u
cents and oats were Il to % cents
higher Provisions were unchanged
to a shade higher.
Traders in wheat are fairly we'll
evened up and waiting market is
expected until after midsession,
when estimates of farm stocks will
be given out. France and Italy were
reported buying wheat today. Ad-
vices from Argentina told of severe
floods in Santa Fe Province. Liver
pool prices we're higher than ex-
pected.
Sentiment in corn inclines to
buying on all hard spots, opinion
being that reports will show farm
reserves much lighter than year
ago. No increase in receipts is ex-
pected for some time.
Cash houses have been selling
March oats, and buying the May,
owing to sufhciency of supplies at
the moment Deferred deliveries
follow trend of other grains.
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Deaths

Esther Baker. SO. Methodist hospital,
Eisis Blue. A. Long hospital, encepha-
Joseph E Stevens. 81. Puritan hotel.
Dorothy Marie Clark, days. Riley
hospital. spina bifida:
John r. Wright, 49, Christian hospital.
Rose E. slagle. So. Graceland. lobar
pneumonia.
RAY Harrison Touchette, 5 months. 2il0
Langley, broncho pneumonia.
Elizabeth johnson. 80. TIT Keystone.
broncho pneumonia.
susan South Smell, 81, 328 Bright.
chronic myocarditiS.
Ernest Joshlin, Al. city hospital.
AdeIine ovens. 80. 1855 Washington
boulevard arterio sclerosis.
Mary Nicklod. 90. city hospital. septi-
Thomas NJ. Brown. a. 1885 East Twelfth,
cerebral embolism.
Rosemary Weaver. 8, Riley hospital.
broncho pneumonia.
Earl Grain, 81. city hospital. broncho
NV william F. Logan. SIS, Central Indiana
hospital. general paralysis.
Malrina Aldrich. IS. 404 East Twenty
fourth, arteri0sclerosis. 49,
Donald Edward Haynes. 5 months. 14l9
West Ohio. broncho pneumonia.
Roscoe Earl Burns. So. Methodist nos
Ma Mary E. Holt. S. city hospital. myocar-
Margaret Ahren. 70. Methodist hospital.
vernon Vernon warmoth AZ. city hospital, lobar
pneumonia.
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STUDEBAkER CUTS
Commander Model Price
Reduction Announced.
BIZ Times Special

By Times Special
A new Commander model at a
new low price is announced by A. r.
Erskine, president of Studebaker
Corporation. -Four new coupes are
going into production this month,
the lowest being listed at 81 $50. The
previous low price in the Com
mander line was $1,375.
The new cars are the Commander
Six business coupe at 81 $50; Com
mander six sport coupe for four at
SLABS; a Commander eight business
coupe at $1,495, and Commander
eight sport coupe for four at $3.50.
Addition of these cars brings the
total of speciality models for the
Studebaker-E rskine line OF twenty
five, including six cabriolets, four
victorias, four coupes, four roadsterS
and seven broughams.
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Cash Grain

The bids for car lots of grain at the
call Of the Indianapolis Board of Trade,
I: o. b.. shipping point. basis 41lzc New
York rate, were:
Wheat-Easy; No. 2 led, s1.29@132: NO.
2 hard, S116M1.I8.
Corn-Easy; No white, 86I2 ss58c: No
white, 34I26 86c: No. yellow. 85GI 86c:
No. ) yellow. 93Q8412c: No. 4 mixed. s46
551zc; No. mixed. 52d8312c.
Oats-Easy; No. white. 46lad 4712c;
No white. 45G46c.
Hay-Weak: No. l timothy. si5dI5 so:
No. 2 timothy, St450G15: No. / light clover
linked, sl4.50Qi5, No clover hay, $3.50
Inspection
Wheat-No. red. cars: No. 4 red.
car; No. 5 red. car; No hard. car.
Corrl-No. 8 white, car; No white. o
cars: No. yellow, 3 cars; No. yellow,
26 cars: No. yellow. cars: No. mixed,
car No. mixed. l car. Total. ~ cars
Oats-No. white. % cars. Total, %
cars.
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Births

Clifford and Kathleen Rigsbee. Coleman
hospital.
son.
John and Lola Green. 1415 Bacon.
Lawrence and Laura Jones, 22l5 Martin
dale.
Valentine and Louise Hey. $50 North
Tacoma.
Hiia and Beatrice Williams. 213O West
Ebert and Elsie Cochran, 1926 West
Morris.
Elmer and Mary Rhods. 1922 South Me-
ridian.
Elmer and Aletha Hans. 1916 Climber.
Girls
Mack and Albinia Jefferson, Sal Hosbroo.
Leo and Helen Htnkle, 5l3 Division.
Allen and Hester Clarkson, 615 Alton.
Richard and Jodie Bowers, 1915 North
Pershing.
Warman.
Raymond and Aline Schwab, 1884 Tall
man.
Weston and Dorothy Amick. 1888 Lam
bert
Madison.
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In the Stock Market
INV Thomson & McKinnonl

NEW YORK, March 4.-Mr.
Hoover's inaugural address will be
available to the general public
shortly after noon. It should, and
probably will supercede IN import
ance everything else in the days
news, including the latest Mexican
revolt and speculation over the size
of the increase in Stock Exchange
loans to be announced after the
close. Hoover's reputation as a con-
structionist is so well known that
it may be taken for granted his re-
marks will meet the optimistic
ideas. We expect the railroad shares
and the public utilities to be the
most responsive to his address.
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BY ELMER C. WALLER
United Press Financial Editor

NEW YORK, March 4.--Some ir-
regularity was noted in prices at
the start of trading on the stock
exchange today. Small grains were
made by the majority of issues and
dealings were on a fairly active
scale.
Nothing occurred over the week
end to mar the market outlook ex-
cept reiteration of warnings by
brokers that the federal reserve was
still watching the market. Advice
was to take profit on bulges, but no
one saw anything in the way of a
major break in prices.
Par.-American lost point to a.,
while International Combustion de-
clined to 945s, down IL. Fractional
gains were made by steel shares.
Coppers we're active and firm, with
Anaconda opening on a sale of 5000
shares at ISL, unchanged.
Allegheny Corporation, holding
company of the Van Sweringens,
featured the opening at 357s, up Us
points.
Rails were steady and firm. New
York Central lost Y to 1879, but
fractional advances we're scored by
Penna, Union Pacific, Missouri,
Kansas g. Texas, Missouri Pacific,
Baltimore & Ohio and New Haven.
United States Steel opened up a
point at 1892 and held around that
level in early trading. Fractional
advances also were made by Beth
chem and Central Alloy.
: General Motors firmed up as to
"a, while Packard lost 7s to 146.
Chrysler rose 70 to 100. Hudson
opened 1000 shares at 92sl, up rs.
American Can, Gold Dust and
Lloews were lower. The latter was
sold for profit following official an
nouncement that William Fox had
purchased substantial interest.
Radio Corporation rose 6 to 4O6,
while United States Rubber adj
vanced to new high at 63B, up 70.
Kennecott opened $4,000 shares at
92%.
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Commission Row
PRICES TO RETAILERS

PRICES TO RETAILERS
Apples-Box stayman, $2.5092.75; Rome
Beauties. S2.75@3; box Delicious. S3.50a14;
box Grimes, s2.25d2.75: bushel Stayman.
$2.25: basket Winter Bahamas. 81 T562.
Cranberries--s4 a 25-lb. box: So a So-Ib.
box
Grapes-Almeria, keg, So.
Grapefruit-s3M4; Texas. $3.50,
LimeS-Jamaica. 100 by count. So.
oranges-California naval. crate
Pears-Bosc. box, $3.50; Aniau. s4.7s.
Observation-Disclosures, 40c quart.
VEGETABLES
Beans-Southern StringlesS, s4.50g5 a
hamper.
Texas. new cabbage, s393Lsc b.;
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $2;25G2.50.
Garrots-CalifoEnia: soc dozen rG punches che 3
ssS65o: Florida. $3.50 crate.
Eggplant-DoZen. 50.
Kale-Virginia. $3.50 Dbl
Jettuce-California head, q crate $3.50
o.; home-grDwn leaf an I Ib b.y sl'0S 90
spanis Ye oFsse ss5S SO' &estsrEh. g
PAS ParsileSys&zHome-grown. dozen punches
'O Peas-california. $3.50 45-lb. box:
ba PsspgsrSsaFlOFida' per crate S4''O' 0s'N
O4 Pots t;oess1Michigan round white. $50
lbs, s2.1O02.25: Ohio. $1.5o@l.70; Idaho
' Radishes : Button hothouse. 'ozen
Sweet Potatoes-Indiana Jersey. 50 e
bushel; No. 2. SITS bushel.
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Two Mail Planes Used

The Embry-Riddle Company OPP
Grated tow air mail planes from
Chicago to Cincinnati, by way of
Indianapolis Sunday. The regular
morning plane came through at
1890. Because of weather condi-
tons, the eaStbound transconti-
mental plane failed to reach Chicago
by the time the morning plane left
for here, so second plane was dis
patched in the afternoon, arriving
here at 4::30 p. m.
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Other Livestock


0 4t.f March rich a.; 4HQgs $4,000;
s9tiye apd s.. strong to l9c higher; top,
$1110@11.25, market for desirable 100 to
300-lb. weights; butcher, medium to choice,
250-350 lbs. $10.90@11.25: 200-250 lbs,
$10.90@11.30; 10000 lbs, SIC. 65@11.S5;
13o-160 lbs, $9.9O@11,3 80; packing sows,
S:85@10.50; pigs. medium to choice, 90
1870 lbs, $S.50@1O.5O. Cattle-Receipts,
$4,000; calves, 5000; largely a steer run;
weighty kinds, steady to weak; light
yearlingS scarce and steady; early top,
$14.15; slaughter classes, steers, good and
choice, 1300-1500 lbs, $12.25ml4.50; 1i00-
1900 lbs, $I2.50@14.75; 950-1100 lbs, $12.75
/ @14.75; common and medium, $50 lbs, SO
@13; fed yearlings, good and choice, 750-
$50 lbs, $12.75@15; heifers. good and
choice, $50 lbs. down, $11.50@13.50; COM
mon and medium, $8@11.50; cows, good
and choice, $8.50@10.50; common and
medium, $6.90@8.50; low cutter and cut
ter. $5.50@6.30; bulls, good and choice,
beef, $9.40010.50: cutter to medium, $86l
9 40; yealers. blk fed. good and choice,
$i4@17o medium. $1sG14; Gull and com
mon, $9@13; stocker and feeder steers,
good Z, and CHOICE all weights, $1l@l2;
REGENTS = zee 1000; market, opening strong
sl6.50@l7; top, $1735 fat ewes around
So; feeding lambs, steady; lambs. good
and choice, 90 lbs. down, $16617 40;
medium, $14.90@16.10; Gull and common,
Si1@14.90; ewes, medium to choice. $50
lbs. down. $76069.50; Gull and common,
$3.75@785; feeder lambs, good and choice,
S14 50D16
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Produce Markets
March r.

Butter twholesalel No. /, 52a54c: No,
3. SIG 2c. Butterfat-Lb.. 5ld52c.
Cheese wholesale selling price per
poundi American Loaf. 38c: pimento loaf
S5c; wisconsin fat. zee; prime cream &c:
Daisy Csc; Longhorn 26c; New York linn
berger soc
Eggs--Buying prices: Fresh delivered at
Indianapolis. loss OF soc.
Poultry fbuyfng pricesl Hens. ESQ
large breed 2 lbs and up 26c: to Ia
lbs. 23c: Leghorns. 21c: old ROSTERS
large 12DI5c: small l0M13c: ducks. 16G
TIC: spring guineas. soc: turkeys. No
Young toms, IL lbs and up. 35G38c
No. / young hens. 35c a ID: No. old
toms. 22@25c: No. old hens. 25@30c
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InAn Today

Weather conditions at $50 a. m.
at Indianapolis airport:
Northeast wind, miles an
hour; temperature, 40; barometric
pressure, 29.77; ceiling, 100 feet;
visibility, one-haf mile; fog; field
very soft.
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Death Notices

DAUGHERTY, GENEVIEVE-Age 25 years,
beloved wife Of Eugene Daugherty,
passed away Sunday March 3. at the resi-
dence, 800 Virginia Ave. Friends may
call at Finn Bros. Funeral Home. 1893
n. Meridian. Funeral Tuesday, March
5. at 1880 a. M, at Muncie. Ind.
HEITZ. MARY L-Aged n years, mother
of Charles II. Heitz. passed away Sun
day, March the 3rd. at the Methodist
hospital Funeral Wednesday March 9th,
FINN BROS FUNERAL HOME,
1899 North Meridian r
Services st. Patrick's church, a. m.
Burial Holy Cross cemetery. Friends may
call at funeral home anytime. Deceased
was member st. Patricks Altar society.
KLEIFGEN. WILLIAMLAge 40 wears, be-
loved husband of Elsie Kleifgen fnee
AgneW) father Of Casper. William Jr.,
James and Caroline Kletfgen brother of
Fred and Harry Klefgen. passed away
at the late home. 258 s. Arlington Ave
Saturday March 2. at ! 80 p. m. Funeral
Tuesday. March 5, az 2:30 p m. at the
Tuxedo Baptist Church. Friends may call
at residence from Sunday. 1 p m, until
Tuesday noon and at the church from
100 .. m. TUESDAY. until 2:3o.
SEDGWICK, MATHEW-Age rs wears
passed away Sunday. March g. Friends
may call FINN BROS. FUNERAL HOME.
ia 1875
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Californian Flies East

George Gerber, Hollywood, Cal,
who landed at Indianapolis airport,
Mars Hill, Saturday, staying over
night, departed Sunday in a Waco
8 biplane for Canton, o.
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BU tTNitPG PreSS ,,.,.
s6s5 oOo. 600: clearing house balance, $142, =
600. o00 federal reserve bank credit bal
ance, $l31 .000, 900.
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NEM YORK COFFEE RANGE

The Victory Players of the Vic
tory Memorial NJ. P. church viii
present a playlet. WINNIE Yonson's
Yob," in the auditorium of school
No. SO. March Is.
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Banks and Exchange

CITY bank cIearinss figures. as given
in The Times daily, are checked care
fully and always are correct, barring
possibility Of typographical errors
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CHICAGO STATEMENTS

BIZ Uf,ited Press
CHICAGO. March 4-Bank clearings,
Sis. SOC, 900; house clearings balance, $l2.-
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Bills on third reading IN
house:

II. G. R. Z. Trent-Inviting the Gov
ernor, Northumberland and Speaker of
the House of Representatives to attend the
unveiling of the George Rogers Clark Me-
mortal tablet April 90 at Fredericksburg,
Va.
H. B. 217. Scott of Lake-Authorizing
cities owning unencumbered water-Works
to provide for ordinance for additions.
through bonds payable from revenues.
Ayes. rs; noes. 0.
H. B. 317. Noll-Permitting possession
OF game fish during closed season If from
outside state. Ayes. n; noes, 3.
H. B. %. BroWn-Making fathers re-
sponsibility perpetual for support of chill
dren by divorced wife until children are
16 Ayes. 81; noes, 2.
S. B. ST. Walter-Permitting officials of
trust and insurance companies to borrow
from their institutions upon execution of
note. Ayes, So; noes, O.
H. B. 1853. Freeman-Authorizing orders
OF transfers for school children to other
school corporations. Failed: Ayes, a.;
noes, SO.
H. B. 267. Markun- Wright-Prescribing
central standard time for banks and pub
lie offices in Marion county. Ayes, S5;
noes, 4.
H. B: 239. ByerS. MISUNDERSTANDING
board for licensing and regulation of
cosmetologists and hairdressers. Ayes.
So; noes, %.
H. B. 314. Street, Smith-Perlnittine
public utilities to furnish free service to
hospitals with charity patients. Ayes.
10; noes, o.
H. B. "a. Notwithstanding law
providing for bail on criminal appeals so
that release from Imprisonment can be
had only on petition to the court where
appeal is taken and only on showing of
strong probability of reversal Ayes, a.;
noes H.
H. B. 800. Harris-Authorizing munich
pally owned waterworks to issue bonds
for extensions and improvements. Ayes.
II H. NOES s. 9 275 MISUNDERSTANDING ltmita-
tions on weight of trucks, and prescribing
methods of lighting and drastic restric-
lions for lows. Failed because of conz
H. 3. 287. BusenbarE~Providing that
organizations for agricultural improvement
, may borrow money for conducting fairs.
H. B. 364. Noli-Provlding for division of
flood prevention costs between cities and
counties. Passed Ayes. So: noes.
House bills 1CithdrGWn::
H. B. 25s. t-storen---Prohibiting re-
turn or acceptance of return of bakery
products that have been delivered for
sale.
House bills indefinitely post
pOned:
H B. 38l. Kottkamp-Providing that
women between 81 and so years shall pay
1oll tax.
H B. 434. Eyans-Providing that hunters
and fishermen purchasing license be given
buttons with Identification number and
compartment Tor license.
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STOCK PRICES
IRREGULAR IN
MART OPENING
Small Gains Made by Most
Issues; Dealing Fairly
Active.
Average Stock Prices

Average of twenty industrials Saturday
was 1882. of 2.06. Average of twenty
rails was 1886. of .16 Average of forty
bonds was 1892, of .04.
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Dean Ferrandus Payne of the In
diana university graduate school will
speak on Sex Determination and
Some Recent Experiment" at the
central library at $40 p. m. Tues
day. The address will be the. second
of series on recent developments
IN science being given under
auspices of the Indiana university
extension center here.
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Local Wagon Wheat
-

City grain elevators are paying s1.27 for
No. red wheat and si.15 for No. hard.
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Bg United Press

PITTSBURGH. March 4-Hogs-Re-
ceipts. 1900; market. SC lower; 250-35O
lbs. $40. 75@1150; 200-250 lbs. $11.25@
lbs. $1O5Od11.75; 90-13O lbs, $950@1l;
packing sows, $9@9.75. Cattle-Receipts,
AGO. calves. 5o0 market SOC up; market,
ling steers and heifers, $95O@12; beef
cows. $7.501I9.50; low cutter and cutter
cows, $5@7; vealerS, $14@18.50; heavy
calves, $10Gf7. Sheep-Receipts, 1850;
market, steady; top fat lambs, $780, bulk
fat lambs, S15@17.25; bulk Gull lambs, $40
q IA; bulk fat ewes, $T69.50.
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Help Wanted Female
Situations Wanted Male

YOUNG MAN--Punch press operator
wishes steady employment; can set un
dies. DR. 1905.
CFIAUFFEUR-Or house man; experlenccds
good reference. He. 2843.
PRES5MAN Experienced on Kelly, Kluge,
Chandler Price. He. 1888.
CLEANING-Coiored. experienced, church.
or theater. For reference call Ia. 62s2.
REGISTERED PHARdACIST-Wan relief
work. DR.. 7250-J,
LATHINCf CONTRADICTORY satisfy both
plasterers and owners. Oh 7247
MEAT CUTTER-And grocery clerk: ref
erences. Dr. 3996-R
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~ Times Special

BV Times NDfCiGI
LOUISVILLE. March Hogs-Rcceipts,
hogs, $50 lbs. up. $40. 90Mil 40: pigs and
lights. 9o-180 lbs. $3.50 TO- 20: light pigs
go lbs. down. $3.50. stays and throwouts
sT.55m8.15. Cattle-Receipts. TOO: market
strong TO soc higher; prime heavy steers
Sl1d12: heavy. shipping steers. S10mlI:
medium and plain steers. S8.50m9.50: fat
heifers. S7,50@i2: good to choice COWS
So. 50me.50: medium to good cows. S6.5OG
$50; cutters. S5.50GI6 so: Gamers. s5m 525:
sbull. SIC 30; z feeders ss5oalo; 50;
market. steady: fancy calves. $3.50: good
to choice. SI3G15: medium to good. SEA
ll.50: outs, SO down. Sheep-Receipts
Ss.50G12: sheep. S6m7.50. SATURDAYS
Shipments-Calves. 532: hogs. 272.
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INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT
NEW YORK STATEMENT

Indianapolis bank cIearlngs Monua.
March 4, $6,395,000; debts. $8,550,0Oo.
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Instructions


AVIATION
Training. all branches, under qualu
instructors for local students. We ass
to endowment during and after trainiT
6O7 Never Kiser Bldg. Ri 1912
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Cattle
Receipts. $50; market. steady.
-VaIFtS-
Receiuts, 100: market. steady

Top fat lambs .,,....,,.......$I675
Bulk fat lambs ...........,.,. 15.00@16.00
Bulk Gull lambs .............. 10.50@1300
| Bulk fat ewes ................ 7.50@10.00
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Situations Wanted Female

RELIABLE-Colored woman wants day
work. laundry work or cleaning. good
worker with ex.. references II. 4074
WEEK NOTWITHSTANDING colorsd Won1-
and ironings, $40. Ri. 975l.
NEAT-Rehned colored girl wants weeks
work. come home nights. Or. 4J84-J.
TYPING. POSTING-Dr 5741-W. or call
At 1912 S. Talbot.
RELIABLE-Colored lady wants halliday
or DAY work. reference. II. 1921.
ExPERIENCED-Lad chadeur. any make,
family or private; best refer. Or. $500.
COLORED GIRL-Experienced cook; lunch
cons or dinners ia. 3o30-R.
COoKING--General houseWotk: no laun-
CRY: experienced. stay nights. Ia. 4536-R.
WORLDLY OF half day; washing to
bring home. II. 1896.
HoUsEWORK-By day or Serye luncheons
and parties. reference. Ia. 1l88.
EXPERIENCED LAUNDREsS-Go refer
enee. Ha. 050l-W.
NDPEss-Ooloreo LADY: fr5t class
work: reference u 1855.
LAUNDRESs-First class work; vet or
rough: call for. deliver. He. 36I3.
COLORED LADY-F1rst class laundres5s
reference. or day work. RI 1918.
COLQRED LADY-Work BY DAY or week.
laundry. cleaninz. COOKING. "a. VIZ
RESsER-Colored girl; years Of expert
ence RI 2l89.
LAUNDRY -First-class work and day
work. He. 1864
IAUNDRY-To bring home: firSt-class
work; call for and deliver. Ia. 25l5
INFANTS WAsHTNCS-To bring home; oy
experienced colored girl. He. 1897
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES girl: housewoFks
Business Announcements
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-03-04
BIZ United Press

CINCINNATI. March -Hogs-Receipts,
$500; FOLLOWERS. none: market, steady;
80 lbs. slo5O@1i5O: so-is0 lbs BOO s775 SO
ceipts pse esq., caves SPes SSS iG marSet Steady
to SOC up: market. vealers, steady beef
steers, $10@12.50: light yearling steers and
heiferss. $l0.50@i2.75;, beef cows, s75oM
al: vealers. $13@17.50; heavy calves. SO
@13.50. Sheep-Receipts. so; market.
steady; top fat lambs, SIT: bulk fat
lambs, $15d1650; bulk Gull lambs, seq
IA: bulk fat ewes, $4@8.50.