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RESUME HANGAR WORK
Board to Ask Bids ON RunwayS at
Municipal Airport Soon.

Work on the administration
building and hangar at the city air
port will be resumed within the next
week, members of the board Of
works said today.
Work on the $4,000 construction
was suspended awaiting a decision
as to the point where the structures
would be erected. The northeast
corner OF the field was chosen.
Paul H. Moore, superintendent of
the airport. announced bids would
be asked shortly for the conStruc-
ton of runWays.
Hangers will be ready for accu-
pancY late this summer.
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SOUTH SIDE TO
EXPRESS NEEDS
City Officials viii Meet
Civic Group Heads.

Needs of indianapolis, south side
will be put before the Sullivan ad-
ministration Wednesday night at 8
when the mayor, city councilmen,
and heads of city departments meet
with the central committee of all
south side civic clubs in the
Fountain Square theater building.
Park grounds, track elevation, the
opening of streets, and the placing
of additional stops signs in that sec
ton of the city will be discussed,
according to J. Ed Burke, chairman
of the committee.
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Births
Girls

Clarence and Bonnie Stephenson, 1920
East Minnesota.
Thomas and Mary Dransield, Christian
hospital.
George and Goldie Lesman. 1929 North
Parker.
James and Ola Minor. 1928 MCPHERSON
Willard and Alice Ford, 1418 South
East
Herbert and Catherine Miller. $50
Blackford.
Arthur and Esta Norton, 1875 Miller.
John. and Hattie Mathews, 2249 North
Arsenal.
Boys
Roland and Elizabeth Parks. rs Kansas.
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Breakdown Fatal to Actor

BIZ UHftC0 Press
PITTSBURGH, March 10.-Gus
A. Forbes, 81, character actor, died
at st. johns hospital Sunday night.
He entered the hospital several
weeks ago, after a breakdown
brought on by l04 consecutive weeks
Of work with q stock company.
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NEW YORK COFFEE RANGE
Legal Notices

NOTICE OF f BiBs OF ON SUPPLIES FOR
THE USE OF THE PUBLIC INSTITU-
TIONS OF THE STATE OF
INDIANA.
Notice is hereby given that the Joint
Purchasing Committee for the benevolent
and correctional institutions of the State
Of Indiana will receive at the office of
its Secretary. Room 326 state House,
until 10 O'Clock a. M, March 18th, 1880,
sealed bids on Groceries and Laundry
Supplies now on file in the office of its
Secretary of the Committee.
The Joint Purchasing Committee re-
serves the right to reject any and all
bids and to waive TECHNICAL defects
OF INDIANA.
A z Mccoy Eecrefarr
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CHICAGO BANDITS BUSY
Police BIotters Show One Murder,
IA Sho0tings, "a RObberies.

BIZ Jnucd Press
CHICAGO, March l0.-While
thousands of church members
prayed for q "crimeless Chicago"
over the weekend, bandits and
gunner we're busy throughout the
metropolitan area, the police blot
tiers revealed today.
In the forty-eight hours ending
this morning. fourteen shootings,
thirty-four robberies and one muir
der went into the records. Almost
1000 arrests we're made in the
usual weekend crime drive.
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BIZ NFTF'0 J'TfNS
BAKU. U. S. S. S. r, March 10
Thirty seal-hunting vessels were
jaBmed in the ice foes of the Cas-
plan Sea, of Fl. Alexandrovsk to-
day and rescue ships we're not able
to penetrate the ice TO aid them.
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BOARD OF zONING APPEALS
NnTTCE OF HEARING

Notice is hereby given that Eibben
Wles Realty Co. has filed with the Board
apolis. a petition asking permission TO
vary the requirements Of the Zoning Or
dinance by erecting q gasoline filing and
corner OF Washington Street and Emerson
Avenue.
A Public Hearing will be held by said
Board in Room 104 City Hall, Tuesday,
March 18th, 1880. at 2:30 D. m. at which
time and place all interested persons Will
be. given opportunity to be heard in
reference to the matters set out in sad
BOARD OF zoN1NG APPEALS.
GEO. T. O'CONNOR. President.
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TREASURY STATEMENT

hB JIfftd Press
WASHINGTON. March lO-The treas
ury net balance on March was. 1881.
the same date totaIieG 81 16S. 72t .5s. gov
eminent expenditures or March were.
sf0.671. lOl %.
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Ru JHifcd Press
NEW YORK. March I0.-Bank clearirCs.
sffs,oo000 federai reserve hank credit
balance. SI0i geo 600.
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Produce Markets

Eggs country runl-Loss or. delivered
Is. Po9i f : t65SsSSing pEioesl-Hens. yeishi,ng
Leghorn hens. 22c; springerS, 1 lbs or
1880. Csc; old cocks. 12al5c: eapopps. s13
ID. or over zoe: espe ems "a ,b 5es' a6 o5
25c sap2ns an 6s S aPd HndeT 25c
G 6ucks. 1'C full feathsred. fat whites 10
geese, 1oc These prices are for No. top
Butter (wholesaleI No. |. 3sG Acc; No.
2, s7G CSC. Butterfat-35c.
Cheese (wholesale selling price per
$50: wisconsin fTsts. .27c: Ionghorns. S4c:
New York limberger. Soc
BIZ United Press
Gq IsSspts HsES5 cases;
25g353zc frsts 24G2443c; oTd mar s-I q
ss sf se' ssS t siS @
ffi fp S6G5SHac; nrstS, ssd35c; seconds;
3oG3lc; standards. 37c.. Poultry-Market
Ssc ief fePP6orns 25c ducks 2o@ sc
b bToiie;rs ~ a8G4oc. chesse-Twins. l9G
On 1sf trs y2ungs 75 Ams srras rs Shipments
sacked round whites. s2,s5g2 50: Mime nRIU:
s2.65997o; idaho sacked russets. *sGs25.
Bu United Press
NEW YORK. March 10..Flour-Quiet
and steady spTng paJentS $6q SAN "a Po esf
spot. Sio.9o91I: TaIlow--Firmeri special
Island, s1g5,75; Southern, sl45o@ioj stats ..Ss
IL. Sweet potatoes-Easy; southern, pa SIX so
cts. 50cq SITS; Jersey, basket, 50eg 3 .6
Dressed poultIy-Quiet; turkeys, 2sG 1zc'
17@3oc: ducks. Long Island. z2gZSc: L t1Se
Csc: fowls, 32G34c; turkeys, isaac; ROSTERS,
b 59d2e ohG s0g oc eaPSnS 1
Young America. 229 Csc.
BIZ United Press
CINCINNATI. March 1O.-Butter, steady:
creamery in tub lots. according to score,
37G38c; common score discounted, 2q3c;
packing stock No. /, 22c; No. 2, l8c; No.
8, l3c: .butterfat. 3lg3Sc. EggIStgTI9Yng g::
f irsts. 5s sSace seconds. 22c: nearby IN
graded, 23lac; duck eggs. SIC; goose, 81.
Live poultry-Thin and coarse stock seiI sens
over. 26c: lbs. and over. 29c; lbs. and
over. 29c; Legnorns, 5 lbs. and over. 28c;
BOOSTERS. 1sc; stays. 2Sc: caponS, lps
ers ia lbs and over. 45c; IA lbs. and
over. SIC: black sprlngers. 23c.
BIZ United Press
4oc; extra firSts. 4Oc Eggs-Extras. 25Izc:
f1rsts. 2412@25c. Poultry-dFowlS. 28g29c;
medium. gle; Leghorn. 26@?7c; heavy
15Q20c: stays. 23c. Potatoes-Ohio and
New York, s3.85@4 per 15o-lb. sack; Maine
Green Mt $415G425 per 15O-lb. sack,
Idaho Russet, $375@415 per 1oo-lb. sack
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NEW YORK STATEMENT

By United Press
CHICAGO, March 10.-Bapk clearings
s7s.100 600. balances. $780, 900.
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NOTICE
The regular meeting OF the stockholders
of The Indiana Savings B. Investment
Company will be held at its office. lac
N. Delaware St. Indianapolis. Ind. on
Monday. April 7. 1880 at p. n.
c. OTTO JANUS Secretary.
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Banks and Exchange
NDIANAPOIIs sTATENyENr
CHICAGO STATEMENT

indianapolis hank clea1irgs Monday.
March 10 were, $3,J72 ooo debts $780,
600.
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Local Wagon Wheat
Seal-Hunting Ships Trapped

City grain elevators are paying 1.o2 for
No red wheat and &c for No. hard
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Receipts. 500 market, steady
ReceintS. 5O0: market. steadY
Other Livestock
BIZ United Press

CHICAGO. March -Hogs-Recelpts.
so 900, including 1000 direct. market, IS
@25c lower than Friday top. siI;l0; bulk,
160-240-lb. weights, S10.50u11; 250-310-lb.
weights, $10@10.50: 130- 150-lb. weights.
sl0.35 q IL; butchers, medium to choice; 250-
$50 lbs. S9.75@ 1860: 2O0-250 lbs. $lo25
@l1.l0; l30-160 lbs. s9.85@ll.05; packing
9o-lSo lbs. $3.50 1915. Cattle-Receiptts.
unevenly steady to 25c lower. mostly Csc
iingS, selling more actively than heavies;
top. $685.: all she stock uneveniy lower
is fairly liberal supply; slaughter classes,
steers. good and choice. 1901 1900 lbs,
S13dI5; 1.l00-l 300 lbs. Sl3U1 1885,; $50
LOO lbs. $13.25@ 1880; common and, me-
diums. $50 lbs. UP. SEA 1925: fed yearlngS.
good and choice, 75o,95o lbs, sig; 75@i $50;
sli.25@14: common and medium, s8@ll.5o:
cows. good and choice, s6Ql0 common
and medium, s647.75; low cutter and cut
ter. s475@6: bulls. good and choice, beef.
SO 25M9.5O; cutter to medium $6.75M8.40
vealers, milk fec. good and choice, $l0.500
1880; medium, s96i0.50; Gull and COM
mon. $7@9: stockers and feeders. steers,
good and choice all weights, $10.75ml2;
common and medium. $8.25@l0,75. Sheep
to strong; bulk fat lambs $1o.5oaN; top:
sil.25. paid freely: fat ewes, Sc down;
feeding lambs nominal; lambs. good and
choice. 90 lbs. down, slod11.25; medium.
So dIo25: Gull and common. $500 9;50;
medium to choice. 92-l0o lbs. down, So. 75@
1918: ewes medium to choice. $50 lbs.
down. s47566; Gull and common, s2.25g
5: feeder lambs. good and choice, $3.50
1925.
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RI United Press

CLEVELAND, March 1o.-Hogs-Re9ceiBptt pts
ShgIU soWs, So stays. 81; steady mixed
l50-26O lbs, s1l.4o e mostly $l1; 50; top:
270 lbs up. 81 down. Cattle-Receipts,
700 steady to Csc higher common to good
steers, 500 1880 upward, according to
s4.50d6 mostly CalVes-Receipts, 700;
vealers. 50cGSi higher, better grades up
ward to SIG; top. $3.50; medium. $3.50
1850; cuils downward to 81 and under.
sheep-ReceiptS. 2,ooo mostly 25c higher;
clipped lambs around Sl0Ql0 top,
$40 50; good to choice wool skins. quotable
$110l1.50; sheep, steady.
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Death Notices

FULTZ. MABEL G.-fNee Droger); beloved
wife of Park c. Fultz and sister of Clara
Walters. Emma Baker. Charles Drosge.
Zella Snyder. Fred Droege and Ruth
Simms of Indianapolis. passed on al Rich
mond. Ind. Sunday. March 9. age -
years. Funeral at the residence OF her
sister, Mrs. Zella Snyder. 1855 Cornell
Ave. Wednesday, March 2. p. N.
Burial Crown Hill cemetery. Funeral IN
der direction of MOORE & KIRK.
Sunday. st, vincent's hospital. beloved
wife OF David E. Kennedy. mother OF j.
Faust and Frederick Maxwell. Funeral
Wednesday. March Il. a. m. at Holy
Angels church. Burial Washington. Ind
Friends may view the remains anytime
Tuesday at LAUCK FUNERAL HOME, 1888
S. Meridian.
MAY. RARRY-Son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Gabe
MAY. passed away March 8. 1880. age
"a years: brother Of Dolly Pullen. Walter
and Mary NAV. Funeral Tuesday. 10
a. M. at residence. sol Coffey ST. Burial
Floral Park. Friends invited.
SEBASTIAN, WILLIAM .PRICE-Age 7
years. II months. son OF MT. and Mrs.
Lewis B. Sebastian. passed away sunday.
II q. m. Funeral services will be held at
the residence. $50 e. 25th St. Tuesday.
D. m Friends invited. Burial Green
field. Ind Friends may call any time
after Monday noon. Greenfield papers
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BIZ United Press

HogsNReceipts, $500; holdovers, 500;
fairly active TO all interests; weights above
sii.6oa ii.65; 2s6-27o' lbs, sii.l5G1i5o
$50 lbs. down, ll.2591 so. packing sows.
s9G925. Cattle-Receipts. 1000; trade less
active than early; steady 70 weak; good
steers and yearlings, si2;75@19; 50: bulk
COWS. $7.5oaS.5o: cutter grades. s3.75G
Gas. Calves-Receipts, LOO; vealers,
strong to soc higher; SIS down; Sheep
good to choice, sII25Gl175; few, sl2: me-
dunn ana strong. weights, $3.50 1875;
clippers, sl0.50GIi.
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81 Inited Press

CINCINNATI. March lo.--Hos-Receipts.
5000 including 2.3oo direct; heldover. $50;
few sales and most bids on butchers over
and sows steady to weak; sales. good and
choice. iI0-22o lbs. SLIPS; around. 24o
:p isS ibs SO Is 10 mostIy SIT:
bulk sows. $3.50 TO mostly sS.75 odd head.
So Cattle-Receipts. 600: calves, 400:
steers. steady to Csc lower: bidding 25G
soc lower on good handyweight heifers:
cows. strong: bulls. steady: good around
heifers. held above SIS: bulk steers and
heifers. slo612; beef cows. s7GS.5o: choice
grades higher. low cutters and cutters. IS
lower than Friday: top. SIS: bulk. unde-
sirable grades. under sl2- Sheep-Receipts.
100; steady. light lambs. 81 down: COM
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Instructions
Special Notices


CRYSTAL DANCE PALACE
Dancing every Monday. Wednesday.
Thursday and Saturday. Thursday is
waltz night. Also square dancing. T29
N. Illinois St.
Admission-Ladtes. Csc. Gents. soc.
ON AND AFTER March 8. 1880, will
not be responsible for debts contracted
by any other than myself
(SiPnedl GLENN D. FOJST.
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BIZ United Press

PITTSBURGH, March lU.-Hogs--Ftt~
ceipts, $500; market, steady; 150-2lo lbs,
10000 lbs. $l05o@ i: lo0.13o lbs;;, mostly
ccipfs. 500; market steady to. strong; bulk.
steers and yearllngs. $11@l3.a5; ODD
heads, $3.50; fat COWS: fat cows, mostly,
$50. Caive-Receipts, 500; market, steady.
top vealers. $3.50. 5heep-Receipts,. 1900;
market, 25c higher: bulk clipped lambs,
$l0Qll; few wool skins, $11@l1.75; Shorn
aged Wethers, $606.50.
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PU Times SDecidl

LOUISVILLE. March lo.-Hogs = Re-
So 30: 225-56o lbs. $40 20; 225 lbs, sl1.lo;
iS0-16s lbs. $1,000: 100 lbs. down. $3.50;
roughS, IS; stays. $40. Cattle-ReceiptS,
600; market steady TO soc higher; prime
heavy steers. 11.5OG12.5o; heavy shipping
steers, .sl0oq Ii5oj medium and plain plain
cows, s6G7; cutters. ss@ $50 Gamers,
1915; stockers. S7.50Gll. Calves-Receipts,
tops. s12,5o; good to choice. sl1Gl2 so:
medium to good. $3.50 1880; outs, $3.50
Steady Steady eSes and WetheTs slo@ io.5o; buck
lambs. seG9.50: seconds. s6d7.50; sheep,
s45oM5.50 Saturdays and Sundays ship
sheep, none.
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Storage and Transfer

LOCAL AND OVERLAND TRANSFER.
Fire-proof storage house Store now. pay
6 months later. No charge for hauling
in New trucks. Experienced men.
PARTLOW- JENKINS MOTOR CAR 20.
419 E. Market. HI: LL2O:
LOCAL aud overland hauling; packing and
Shipping on household goods. OTTO j.
SUESZ Ri. 1851. Ri. 1923. Mites en-
4579 Oh. 0699W.
H TAYLOR TRANS. g. STORAGE
SPECIAL PRICES OVERLAND--Io or
from Chicago. St. Louis. Detroit. Cissye~
land or other cities. DR. 301l or III 4So2-
SPECIAL price on load to Detroit part
load TO or from Dayton. ABRAHAM
Transfer. ii. 1924. Res. 1881.
BRYANT & SON TRANSFER co.
Moving storage, and general hanilng.,,
800 E. st. Joe. I'll 2492:
WANTFD-Load from Detroit and St.
Louis by 18th. LINCOLN TRANSIT CO..
He. 242s
HOME SERVICE TRANSFER
Trunk package or van losdS, ioc9t
overland 557 Massachusetts. Ii o26ls
BRITTON TRANSFER Moving So so ioao;
large trucks. RESPONSIBLE nen. DI: Iolo---
BOTTs TRANSFER-Large vans; Prices
reas by load or contract. Dr.. 5483:
" + BUSH-Moving local and oyerland-
Gen hauling. low prices. Or. 28z6-E ,- .:
MOVTNG-Transfer. 50 up; free estimates
Call Dr. 1902 $50 70 8 D. m.
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RyUuited Press

FIT. WAYNE, Ind, March 10.-Cattle
Receipts, so; calves. u.s. hogs, ESQ; sheep,
So hogs, market steady to zoe of; 100 lbs
down, $3.50; l2o-140 lbs. $40; I40-i6O lbs.
$1,000: 10000 lbs, Sill; 200-225 lbs,
$1,000: 225-25o lbs. s1o.65; 25o-275 lbs,
si0.4o; 275-So0 lbs. s1o.25; 3o0-350 lbs.
Slo.05; roughs sS.25; stays, S6; calves,
sl4.50; lambs, $40
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RI United Press

TOLEDO March 1o.-Hog&Receipts.
500: market 10Q15c lower; heavies, s10.25
Ql0.5O; mediums s1o:s5d11; Workers. 81
G3ll.l0; pigs. sI01io5o. Cattle-Receipts,
100; market steady; calves, receipts. light;
market steady. Sheep--Receipts, light;
market steady.
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32I7 z. 10th st. Oh. 1888
AFTER this date I will not be RESPONSE
BILE for any debts contracted by any one
other than myself
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PERMANENT and temporary home for IN
valtds. nervous. mental cases. also elderly
oeoDle 1927 n. Delaware. Ri. 4729
RADIANT BEAUTY-Milk bath, skin clean
ser and tonic Call Ii. 1855. For free
facial. ASK about "Voyc" for hair.
MAGNETIC BODY MASSAGE. ELEC-
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1 WILL not be responsible for any debts
contracted Ly any one but myself on or
after March 8. 1890. N P. FFLTNFR.
FUR and cloth coats. made or repaired to
your satisfaction. Ha. 4473-M.
BASKETBALL tickets for sale, SIS. Ad-
dress Box B GO. Times.
MEMS WORK CLOTHES-And Shoes.
leather palm gloves I1s Virginia Ave
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New York
Stocks


- tBv Thomson q McKinnonr-
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STOCK SHARES
MOVE HIGHER;
STEEL IN LEAD
Youngstown Sheet and
Tube Scars 8 Points on
Merger News.
Average Stock Prices

Average Of thirty industrisls for Satur-
day was 275.4s. OF IL. Average Of twenty
rails was 1913. of II. Average Of
twenty utilities as l00.71. up 30. Average
Of forty bonds was 9z.47. up %.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

days primaries, was the defeat for
the assembly in San Jose of T. NJ.
Wright, veteran dry and author of
the California Wright act, the state
enforcement law. Wright was de-
feated by a comparative unknown.
A tremendous vote was given
State Senator Tallant Tubbs for
Lieutenant Governor. vino made his
race on his promise to work for re-
peal of the Wright act.
The San Francisco News, a sup
porter Of Governor Young, had this
to say today:
Governor G. c. Young's defeat is
a surprise. He has been, in most
respects, a good Governor, and the
News believed it was to the best
interest of California that he should
be retained for another term.
There was, in our opinion, one
serious blot on his record. That
was his wavering, delay and buck
passing connection with the
Mooney Billings case"
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200 SWIMMERS
WILL COMPETE
FOR CITY TITLE
Life Saving Champions to
Be Picked Saturday at
Garfield Pool.

City swimming and life saving
championships will be decided at
meets this weekend in which 200
swimmers are expected to compete.
The first Indiana entucky A. A.
U. swimming meet held at a mu-
nicipal pool here will be conducted
at Garfield pool Saturday.
Fastest swimmers from the two
states are included in the entry list.
Ellenberger pool will attempt to re-
tain the city swimming title it won
last year.
Champion life savers will be de-
cided at the annual contest at Rho
dius pool at 2 Sunday. Francis
Hodges, American Red Cross and
city recreation department swim
ming director, will conduct both
meets.
Medals TO Be Given
Captain D. Melville Carr. national
American Red Cross life-saving
representative, formerly of Indian
apolis. is expected to come from
Washington for the meet Sunday.
Rhodius, holder of the city life
saving title, will battle a strong
field, in which Ellenberger swim
mers are looked upon as likely title
winners.
'Life-saving events will be in f5ur
divisions-junior boys and girls and
senior boys and girls. Indianapolis
chapter, American Red Cross, will
award medals to winners and life
saving certificates to first and sec
ond place winners.
Clemens to Referee
The swimming meet will start at
1870 Saturday. Possibly heavy con-
tenders for the city swimming
crown are: Donald Pittman, Rho
dius; Coca Merkle, Ellenberger;
Rosemary O'Connor, Garfield; Fred
Grossart. Warfleigh, and Ruth
West. Rhodius.
Indiana-Kentucky A. A. U. events
are open to any athlete registered
in that organization and will in
clude the l00-meter free style for
men, 50-meter back stroke for men,
50-meter back stroke for women,
one mile free style for men and
880-yard free style for women.
Edward Clemens will referee the
swimming contests. Other officials
will be: Randle Willis, starter; G..
r. Townsend. clerk; Norman Darby,
announcer, and David Kilgore, Joe
Sullivan, Richard Papenguth, Will
liam H. Marsh and Jesse Mcclure,
judges.
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ILLINOIS WOMAN Is
MONA LISA DOUBLE
Striking Resemblance Seen Between
Photo and Famous Painting.

BIZ JHfted Prcss
SPRINGFIELD, Ill, Aug. ga
striking resemblance between Miss
Stella Lacey. Springfield, and the
famous painting Of Mona Lisa of
Leonardo da Vince was brought out
recently when photographs of the
painting and Miss Lacey we're pub
lished side by side.
Looking at tie two pictures it was
possible to see similarity in the eyes
Of the two subjects and more
striking similarity about the mouth.
The noses of both are almost iden-
teal in contour.
Other facial features bore re-
markable likeness.
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SHIP SINKS IN
MOUTH OF BAY
At new YORK
Captain of Freighter Goes
Down With Vessel;
SCoW Rammed.
Bp United Press

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Aug. 2s.-The
Clyde-Mallory freighter Neches
ramnled a scow at the entrance to
the bay early today and sank with
the loss Of the captain, but the
twenty-five members of the crew
were fshed out of the water in one
Of the harbor's most thrilling night
rescues.
The Neches, outward bound for
Key West, Tampa and Mobile, was
slipping through the Narrows short
ly after midnight. The night was
intensely dark, a haze shutting out
all lights from the sky.
AS the vessel passed Fort Wads-
worth at the entrance to the bay
the scow doomed ahead, and be-
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MOTHER OF a IN YEAR
TripIets Boost Baby Crop at Home
in Minnesota.

q u tNiteG fTeSS
CALLAWAY, Mimi, Aug. "a
-Four children were born to Mrs.
Joe Turn within a year.
On Sept. 16. 1929, a daughter
was born. Triplets arrived at the
Turn home Aug. IL.
They are Mary Louise, four
pounds; Mary Jane, three and
three-fourths pounds. and Mary
May, three and one-half pounds.
All are reported doing well.
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A police launch and two coast
guard cutters, the latter on rum
patrol duty nearby, were attracted
by the sinking ships whistles. The
rescue vessels picked up the surviv-
ors as they swan about.
Samuel Stalsen, first mate, and E.
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New Commander Greeted
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VINCENNES, Ind, Aug. %
Floyd Young of Vincennes, newly
elected commander Of the American
Legion in Indiana, was welcomed
home from the state convention at
TT. Wayne, Wednesday night. He
had an honor escort from the train
on which he returned and there was
a parade of several hundred persons.
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Carey. first engineer, told how Capt.
Estes went down with his ship.
They said they we're beside him on
the bridge, and that just as the ship
listed before going beneath the
waves a load of pipe rolled on him
and crushed him. Stalsen and Carey
escaped by jumping in the water.
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Reardon, Democratic president of
the board of works. Two years ago,
Rolph promised Mayor Jimmy
Walker, in New York, to vote for
Al Smith, and twelve years ago he
won the Democratic nomination for
Governor.
Even more significant in Tues