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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-21
Revenue Agent Is Accused

By United Press
WASHINGTON, Nov. 21.-The
internal revenue bureau said today
it had been advised of testimony
before the Nye senatorial commit
tee by George T. Brdsall, mayor
of Colorado Springs, Colo, charg-
ing Harry T. McCauley, revenue
agent with attempted bribery.
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By Times &peci1t

LOUISVILLE. Nov. 21-Hogs- Receipts,
COO; market 1Oc higher: 1925 lbs. up. SITS;
lbs down. SIPS; roughs. $685.; stays, $685.
Cattle-Receipts, 100; market slow; prime
sters, $65O@: medium and plain steers,
S5@65O; fat heifers. $4Q9; good to choice
cows $4@5; medium to good cows, -$3.25GQ
bulls. $SQ5: feeders. S6@7 Stockers. $3.50
@6.25. Calves-Receipts. 200; :. market
steady: good to ch0ice $59s a5 med 5n So
wether lambs, $3.50; buck lambs $3.50;
Receipts. 100: market steady; ewe. and
Thursdays shipments: Cattle. %: calves.
Sc; hogs, ISL; sheep. 1872.
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Flying Club to Meet

Banquet will be held at 6:15 Mon
day at Hoosier airport by the
Hoosier Flying Club. An address
will be given by K. A. Kennedy of
the Boeing Aeronautics school, Oak
land. Cal.
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BIZ United Press

Receipts, 1900: followers 300; market ac.'
tive to all interests. generally 15@20c
higher; bulk desirable 130-240 lbs $S.85@0
tle-Receipts. 275; steady to %jS lower
mostly steady, medium stores, SO; 1eshy
grassers $7.4oga75; cutt tier. cows $225g
changed $3.50 down. Sheep-Receipts,
$500; lambs fairly active fully steady;
SAYS; weighty throwouts and medium kinds.
S7.50@775; lightweight throwouts and
heavy bucks S6,50m6.75.
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~ Tnifcd PreRa

CLEVELAND. Nov 0.-Butter-Extras,
32lac: standards. 30c. Eggs-Extras. 47c;
frsts. 36c. Poultry-Heavy fowls. 21c; me
18@19c; Leghorn broilers. 16@17c; ducks,
15918c: old cocks, lac; geese. 15c; turkeys.
Csc: dressed rabbits. $3.50 per doz.; live
rabbits. 12M13c a pound. Potatoes-Ohio
Round Whites mostly, 85cG $3.50 per CO.
lb. sack: Maine Green Mountain, So. 10@2.15
per 120-lb sac: Idaho Russet. S2.256Q
$50 per 100-lb. sack.
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BIZ Jnitcd Press
NEW YORK, Nov. 21.-A letter
written by Thomas jefferson on
July l, 1776, in which he told of
drafting the Declaration of indie
pendence, was sold at auction
Thursday night for $4,000, a price
said to be a record for Jeffersoniana.
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HONOLULU, T. H, Nov. I'll
Scores of sightseers visited Kilauea
volcano on the Island of Hawaii as
the big crater showed fresh signs
of activity today.
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In the Air

Weather conditions in the air at
9 a. M:
West wind II miles an hour;
barometric pressure 30.15 at sea
level; temperature so; ceiling I'M
limited; visibility 10 miles; field
good.
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New York Bank Stocks
(By Thomson & McKinnOnl
Confer with Hoover on China

bV LNIItU FTtt6
WASHINGTON, Nov. Ex-senator
Thomas j. Walsh Oem., MontD
and Charles S. Lobingier, former
judge of the United States court
for China, conferred with President
Hoover today on questions relating
to Chinese policy.
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By United Press

Receipts. 6,o00; market opened 20G3Oc
higher: lighter weights up most; bulk me-
dium-weight butchers unsold; 120-220 lbs.
S840@8.60; 100-120 lbs. S815M8.25; sows
largely S735. Cattle-Receipts. 5000;
calves $500; market, goo99d and choice
other classes on sale to make a market.
Sheep-Receipts. $50; few top lambs to
city butchers steady at S7.50dS; packers
bidding lower: indications steady on sheep.
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Other Livestock
BIZ United Press

DU JHIItU IIt6O
PITTSBURGH. Nov. 21-Hogs-R Receipts.
1900. market steady *. 25c higher; 160-
s $780, R iSi ss75s Ss asSS2s 3 msdm
hone; market nominal. CAVES Receipts,
100 market steady: top vealers, $12. So;
bulk medium to good. $S@11 so. Sheep
Receipts 300; fat lambs mostly Csc higher;
90-lb. weights downward, S8M8.75; heavy
lambs mostly $7d7.75.
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Tnffed PreSs

CLEVELAND. Nov. 21.-Hogs- Receipts.
on most offerings after early attempt to
break market: all weights. pigs to 250-lb.
weights. $3.50; packing Sows. 81; tsags SIS.
sters. 606.50; load heifers held off mar
ket; standard low cutter. and cutter cows.
S2MS.50. Calves--Receipts. $50; steady on
and common. seas kinds medium to good.
s9q11.50; offerings draggy;. spot SOC lower.
Sheep-Receipts !, 700; lambs strong to 25c
higher: good to choice offerings. $3.50
downward; early top, $8.75; throwouts
around S5.5046: sparingly to $3.50; culls.
S4M5.
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Net Changes
Bv United Press

BU CHtfe7 Press
NEW YORK, Nov. 20.-Closing
prices and net changes on prin-
cipal stocks today on the New York
Stock Exchange follow:
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BIZ United Press

NEW YORK. Nov. 21-Flour-s Steady
middle west spot. $1O'25@ io.s5.' Tallow-
Quiet; special to extra. 41a Gl434c. Pota-
toes-cluiet and steady: Long Island. 150-
325 Dbl. Maine, $2.35@3.1O Dbl; Idaho. soc
a S1.30 sack: Canada. 45c@$148 sack.
Sweet enthusiastically to Arm; southern
baskets. Use a S1.35; southern bbrlS., S1.50@p
8; jersey baskets. 50c@$2. Dressed poultry
Dull and easy; turkeys. 200 3Sc; chick
22c S: ducks Long Island md. Soa &c. ~ -
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Berlin. 2O.377.
American Writing Paper Company has
omitted dividend of 81 on preferred due
at this time. Ten months ended Oct. 81.
earned S256 a share on 1926 preferred
shares against 81 cents on 1SS.O7S com
mon shares in like period 1929. Cur
rent assets S3s64,799 against current
liabilities of S541,S92.
Contracts awarded for new construction
of all types in thirty-six states east OF
Rocky Mountains for week ended NOV. II,
totaled $50. l98. 900 according to Dooge
Corporaon % d9s 9 6S asnd was at rate Of
l1756.0OO per business DAY sg God T. S n
973 900 in october and Sl5.64l OOO IN NO
MEMBER 1929 For year to date new con-
sfruction undertaken amounted to 4,l5l,-
336 900 against S5,211. 3579 900 in ike pc
Rod of 1929.
Libby Mcneil & Libby declared initial
semi-annual dividend OF So On 30 pre-
ferred and regular semi-annual olVIoehq OF
$3.50 on 81 preferred both payable jan
/, record Dec. 10.
International loan of S15.ooo,Oo0 to
HUNGARIAN government arranged by BANK
ing group headed by Speyer g. Co. and
National City Compay.
Sidney Blumenthal & Co. declared
REGULAR quarterly dividend of $1.75 on pre-
ferred payable Jan. 2. record Dec. 10
western Pacific authorized b. I: e; G.
to sell SIS, GOO, 900 5 per cent oepentures.
construction Of Klamath falls extension.
Texas Pacific Coal g. OIL Co. Nine
months profit $790701 after expenses and
charges but before depreciation and de-
pletion against $1,454,e20 In first nine
months, 1929.
London, bar silver 16 5-sd. off 1-16d;
FORWARDED 16 1ad. OF 1-16d gold bars Dos
I'D, up Ad.
Brokers loans decreased S5O,OOO,OOO in
week to S2,1S5, 900, coo. Reserve system
ratio 81.9 per cent, against 3D. per cent
week ago and 71.2 per cent year ago.
New York ratio S7.5 per cent, against
s34 per cent and 80.3 per cent re-
spectiveIy. No announcement on New
York rediscount rate now at 215 per
cent.
H. C. Bohack Company declared extra
dividend of 6212 cents on common paJ-
able Dec. IS record Nov 20. similar
extra was declared at this time last year.
Sterling cables opened 4ss 2l-$2, u up
1888, off u; Spain, 11.40 up 3.
Midland United Company extends time
within which convertible preferred series
A may be converted into common; War
rants for purchase of common at $3.50
extended to Dec. 81, 1881.
Daily average volume of federal reserve
bank credit outstanding during week end
ed Nov. 19, was 81 ,O27 00O, 900 decreas Sc of
| Sc 900 900 from previous week and $685.
| 900 900 below like 1929 week. Loans on
! securities Of reporting member banks in
/ New York City 1882, 600, 900 against
! So, BIT 000. 900 in previous week. All other
4 loans $2716 600, 900 against 50, 644 900, 900.
4 600, 900.
| Glass railroads capital expenditures
/ or % per cent more than like period last
/ year and 1877 per cent more than like
/ 1923 period
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New York Curb Market
(By Thomson & McKinnon)
Produce Markets

Eggs Country Runl-Loss of delivered
in Indianapolis. Csc: henery quality No. /.
38c: No. 2. i5c.
Poultry (Buving Pricesl Hens weigh
ing 5 lbs. or over. tic; under 5 lbs. Ice;
Leghorn hens. l3c: springers 5 lbs. or
over tic or under lbs; 16c; ducks.
full feather fat white. lie: geese. &c.
These prices are for No. l top quality
Butter (whoiesalej-N l. 35@sSc: No.
2. 34c.
Butterfat-32c.
Cheese twholesale selling price per
pound American loaf. Sic: pimento LOAF
32cc: Wisconsin firsts. &c; Longhorns. 34c;
New York Limberger 36c.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-21
SAYS
ITALY HAS NO :
CONQUEST LUST
Nation Must Be Strong
and Healthy to Garry Out
Her Program

This is the second section OF \ two
part intreview with Premier Benito Nus
solini.
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DO7U-JOneS
Summary

IONDoN-New York cables opened at
4.85 2I-32 against 4.85 1882: Paris checks,
1873 So; Amsterdam. 12.072; Italy. 92.755;
Berlin 20377
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Hawaiian Volcano Is Active

BIZ United Press
9eiaTings s cd S0S0 90
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ByUnifedPrcss


BIZ United Press
NEW YORK. Nov 21-Overcom-
ing early reactionary tendencies,
the stock market resumed its for
ward movement today.
The list moved from net losses of
fractions to more than a point to
net gains ranging to 4 points.
Automobile shares-Chrysler out
standing featured. Their rise
brought buying into motor equip
ment issues and the latter made
substantial gains. Amusements
were better under Loew's lead; Case
nrmed up 2 points in the harvester
group, National Biscuit rose more
than a point in the foods. Leaders
such as United States Steel and
Westinghouse Electric were up
fractions to 3 points.
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Balance ..............1 1870, 600 600 OF
Fdl. Res. Bnk. CT. Ball.. 100000 O.O(
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Bank CIearingS
INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT


Debts ........... 1853 900. 90
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By United Press

CINCINNATI. o.. Nov 21.-Hogs-Re
over. 300: fairly active. mostly 10c higher:
better grade. 17o-25O lbs, butchers. 1855;
lighter weights unevenly. steady to Csc
ID. averages, $685.; sows. steady; mostly
81; smooth kinds UP to SIPS. Cattle-Re-
ceipts. 450: holdovers, 10; calves, ESQ;
cows especially low cutters and cutters;
odd lots common and medium steers and
helfers, $5.50G725: more desirable light
weights. $50 1880; beef cows. mostly S4@
s.: bulk low cutters and cutters, s2.25@
$50: bulls. $3.50; vealers. steady; good
and choice S9d11: lower grades down TO
Sc. Sheep-Receipts. 375; lambs. mostly
steady to strong; spots. Csc higher; better
grade light and handy weights, $3.50 to
heavy weights draggy; 80 to 90 lbs. aver
ages. S7m7.50: weightier kinds down to
So or below; common end medium grade.
ShM6 SO. fat ewes. S2M3.
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STOCK SHARES
IRREGULAR IN
LIGHT SESSION
Small Gains and Losses
Are Distributed Through
List; Steel off.
Average Stock Prices

Average OF thirty industrials for Thurs
day IVES 1900. Of .4s. Average Of twenty
rails was 100 y. ID 81. Average Of twenty
utilities was 6616. of 70. Average Of
forty bonds was 95 GO. I'd 90.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-21
Utilities Move Up

Utilities gained fractionally after
early declines. Railroad shares moved
irregularly with Delaware and
Hudson off ! at las, and New York
Central up = at 1875. Coppers eased
slightly and held steady while spe-
cial issues made substantial gains in
many instances. Trading became
somewhat more active on the adj
vance.
Call money renewed at 2 per cent.
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CHICAGO sTATEMENT

Net balance for Nov. H.. $l0o, 997 296. l
Expenditures ............-.. I, ~, 10y. s
customs rect. mo. to date. d. TIL ,984.7
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FIT. WAYNE. Ind. Nov. 21-Hog market.
lo-25c. higher: loo,,1eo lbs, So; 10000
s ss TSu-7Sp os ro Sbo 7oO sags rs ss
calves SII: lambs, S7Q7.50.
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Texas Pacific Coal & OIL Co. Nine
months profit $79o7O1 after expenses and
pietion against 81 ASA, ego in first nine
months, 1929.
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Sidney Blumenthal & Co. declared
regular quarterly dividend of $1.75 on pre-
ferred payable Jan. 2. record Dec. 10
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western Pacific authorized bv I. G. c..
to sell SIS, 00O, 600 per cent aebentures.
Proceeds to be used to partially finance
construction Of klamath falls extension.
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Vanadium Gains

Best gains we're made by Vana-
dunn at 57il, up "a; Air Reduction
1861, up IA; A. NJ. Byers 48A, up
ia; United States Pipe and Foun-
dry 3O3l, up 2; Simmons 10, up IL,
and Westinghouse Electric 1049s,
up !.
In the motor division Chrysler
spurted ia, to 2Ola, while Packard
rose q. to ga, Auburn points, to
92i4, and Studebaker q, to 24H.
Electric Autolite scared 5 points, to
81, to feature the auto equipment
issues.
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International loan of SIS. GOO 900 to
Hungarian government arranged by BANK,
ing group headed by Speyer g. Co. ana
National City Compay.
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OFF THE Blackboard .

they take on the high-powered Dan
vile tossers, who already hold one
20 to 16 verdict over the Bulldogs.
Wen take Butler.
= = q
Gloom spread over the camp of the De
PAW Tigers today. After upsetting Indi-
ana and Illinois. two of the undefeated
Western Conference ouintets. the Old Gold
five was upset by Wabash. OF all teams,
De Paw likes least to be beaten by Wa
bash, especially by a 33-to-l9 score.
n Z y
incidentally, Blackboard was
twenty-four hours ahead of the
state with the story of the state
tournament ticket sale plan. Read
today's basketball news in yester-
days Times.
y = r
This is a remarkable state. OF the nu-
msrcrS cOlumrists. only one took advan-
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tage of the vincenneS flood to wise -crach
that "the AIices are all wet now"
= = =
And if we had to pick some win
ners tonight, we'd probably take:
Marion over Kokomo.
Columbus over Connersyille.
Tech over Martinsville.
L%ogansport over Muncie.
Anderson over Lebanon.
Vincennes over Mitchell.
Horace Mann over Hammond.
Greencastle over Bedford.
Newcastle over Richmond.
Delphi over South Side (Ft. Wayne)'
New Albany over Jefersonville.
Central EVANSVILLE over Bloomington,
Il q q
Any time YOU think those first four
aren't long shots, pick 'em yourself.
= = q
Northwestern at Indiana Saturday
night. Sure we're picking Indiana.
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Huntington Is
Easy for |. G.

Playing the first game Of the
season on their home floor, Indiana
Central ~outclassed Huntington col
lege here Thursday, 80 to 10. Coach
Good used his reserves in the second
period after the Greyhound regulars
had piled up a 10 to Q lead in the
first half. Huntington's offense
failed to function against the locals
defense.
Rider and Bright shared top scor-
ing position with eight points each,
and Bailey got seven. Wechsler and
Hammell led the losers with four
each.
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honor of being 8 unanimous choice
for ~all-State floor guard and re-
ceiving the Gimbel medal.
II u
This year, Tech started slowly, and
while most of the ~quintets have played
half of their games, the locals have
engaged in four, a like number being
cancelled due to the close of schools.
This week, the Tech team will face a
pair of the best teams in the state,
MartinsviIle there tonight. and Frank
fort here Saturday. IL their two weeks
iayoH hasn't hurt them. they should trip
the Artesians tonight, but the clash
with Frankfort will be a battle royal.
u y II
Three Of Techs postponed games have
been re~scheduled. Rushville will be met
here Jan. %; Richmond will play here
Feb. IS, and Tech will journey to New
castle Feb. 5.
DUTLER'S high position among
D state and national basketball
teams will be at stake tonight when
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Pays
$40 in Fines

BIZ Uuifed Press
GRAND ISLAND, Neb., Jan. IT.
Grover Cleveland Alexander, former
pitcher for the st. Louis Cardinals,
sent home to rest up" at st. Paul,
Neb., paid $40 in fines here when
he pleaded guilty to charges of
drunkenness possession of liquor,
and occupation of a room for I'M
lawful purposes.
His companion, who gave her
name as Mary B. Mandon, vas fined
$25.
Alexander now belongs to the
Philadelphia Nationals. His wife OBJ
tanned a divorce at Lincoln several
months ago.
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Trinity juniors. 19 to 10. It was their
second win over the Juniors this season.
Tvuer and Clemens starred for the Saints.
Andrews. floor guard. has been added to
the Saints lineup. For games call Cherry
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-01-17
TRAFTON WINS SECOND

Y ITITTW TTFFd
CHICAGO. Jan. II. 49, George
Trafton, Chicago pro football play
er, the only nan who has been able
to defeat Arthur (the great) Shires,
fighter and baseball player, won his
second professional fight Thursday
night when he scored a technical
knockout over Rudy Hoffman in
the fourth round.
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h e ID yVllle to
teach the Arsenal
boys the hows
and why's of 0aS-
ketball. Tech i'm
m~ediately did an
about face, and
climbed to a top
perch, going 50
far as to play IN
the titular game
of the state
tournament last
spring. Emmett
Lowery, one Of
Campbell's prod
ucts, was accord
ed the double
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BY VERN BOXELL

ONCE upon a time, major bas-
~ ketball teams in Indiana
scheduled Tech Of indianapolis foc
practice games. Then somebody
decided something should be done
about this, with the eventful result
that Tim Campbell came up from
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SMITH QUITS PRO POST

NEW YORK. Jan. 17.-Macdonatd
Smith has resigned as professional
of ne Lakeville Golf and Country
Club at Great Neck, L. l., effective
Dec. 81, 1890. Horton Smith, Jop-
lin. Mo, star, is being considered
for the position.
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Independent, Amateur
Basket Gossip

Broadway n E boys Won and lost one
game this week. defeating Riyersioe N. 2
TUESDAY night 30 70 70. but .osing 10
Tre defect YVES the third Of the season for
the Broadway quintet. who led p 70 u a.
tic half but vere unable 10 stop he Gold
ste.l -lUt. Tri-Sis girls team Of Broad
wav ". +. lost twice. to River NJ. z. girls.
IS - 3. and 20 Real silk Fuli Fashions q
10 -.
7. II Y. A. Meters t%rounced Flanner &
Buchanan - 10 q. Oishan and RiesoeIg
Jed me winners. Il. As meet College CUBS
rGary. state ana city teams cali DreXeI
l5l8-M. after 6 ,. m.
Laymon World Produc; quintet Of Spen-
Ger upset NooiesvIllc Merchants at Spencer,
"a to IS. CorclI. Cordeli and Johnson led
TIE winners IN scoring. Spencer wants
Kokomo take notice. write Fred Miller at
Spencer. IND
woodruff Baptist lost to College Cubs.
opcn. Sahara GrOtto. Atkins. q. 81 J. and
Rose TIE take notice. Cali Iryington
Floyd Paris. or write 3706 Robson street.
The indicated Buddy Cadets. victors in
year-old class. cali Drexel O87I-W and
ask for Nate. between 5 and 8 p. M. or
write Robert Mendeson. 1856 West Ray
street,
s.. Philip a. c. METERS have posted the
remarkable record OF thirteen victories
ia fourteen games this season. Among
teams defeated we're Meteors, Fl. Harri-
son. X-ie Five, Bridgeport. Earl Radios,
Kirshbaum Meters, Holy Trinity. Reserve
Loan Life. Rose Tire Buddies and Mar
mons. Next Sunday the st. Philip pas
timers play in the eastern section of the
Sunday tourney at Marigold gym. The
big feature on the schedule is when st.
Philip battles the Big Four team the last
Thursday in January at st. Philip gym
St. Philip Boys Club team has won
fourteen games in fifteen starts. losing
to Cathedral Reserves. The Boys Club
i've has Ell red the Em-Roe Junior tour
neY Feb. 2. 8, 9.
St. Philips BOYS Club defeated Holy
Trinity Juniors. l9 TO 10. It. was their
second win over the Juniors this season.
Tvuer and Clemens starred for the Saints.
Andrews floor guard. has been added to
the Saints lineup. For games call Cherry
1Q4Q
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DECATUR COUNTY MEET

Ut 7 IIU'N NU'FITf
GREENSBURG, Ind, Jan. II. -
Drawings for the Decatur county
basketball tourney to be played here
Saturday, Jan. %, have been an
nounced as follows:
Viewpoint vs.. WeStport. ST. Paul vs..
Buruey. Clarksburg VS.. Let's. Jackson VS..
SauGusky. PLAY is to start at ais a. n.
Burnev is the 1920 chamninn
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of
HOldOuts
Expected
Vance, PennOCk, Hoyt, Cos
lin and Others Hit Hard
by Reductions.
BY DIXON
United Press staff Correspondent

NEW YORK. Jan. 17-Babe Ruth
will have plenty OF holdout COM
pany when the major league players
receive the 1890 contracts just
mailed out by club owners. When
! the athletes get a glimpse of the
new terms there viii be a general
stampede to follow Ruth.
Reports from various big league
cities indicate players have been
asked TO take salary cuts Of from 5
to 25 per cent. Few raises have been
offered.
Vance Cut $4,000
One Of the biggest cuts a major
league player has been asked to take
is that made by the Brooklyn Rob
ms to Dazzy Vance, veteran pitch
er. Vance has been offered $4,000
and a one-ycar contract. This will
be a reduction Of $4,000 from his
last years salary.
Ruth, although offered a salary
boost. will be the high mogul' OF
the holdouts, but he is apt 20 have
moral support from other members
of the Yanks. Two Yankee pitchers,
Herb Pennock, who drew $4,000 last
season, and Waite Hoyt, who was
paid $4,000. have been offered lower
salaries.
At Washington Clark Griffith is
said TO be dissatisfied with the work
of %outhelder Goslin and infelder
Myer, and both players will be
asked to accept lower salaries.
Champs Ask More
Pennant winning clubs usually
receive the most demands for SAL
airy increase, and it is likely the
Athletics and Cubs will experience
difficulty in signing up some of
their stars.
Mickey C~ochrane, Lefty Grove
and Al Simmons of the Athletics.
are reported to consider their
services worth S15,UJO each next
season. while Mule Haas. Rube
Walberg and George Earnshaw VIII
insist on $4,000 salaries.
Babe Herman Of Brooklyn. Bill
Terry of the Giants, and Lefty
ODOul and Chuck Klein OF the
Phillies, all of whom had eXcep-
tional success during the 1929 CAM
paign, have gone on record as de-
string 5000.