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Produce Markets

Eggs country runl-Loss off, delivered
IN Indianapolis. zoe: henery quality. No.
N1f Poultry nti tDuying prices)-Hens. weighing
41a lbs. or over. -22c: under 4Hs lbs. 22c:
LeghOFn hens jSc spT rms b bPo 9F
1880 csc: old cocks: 12@II5c; ducks. i fUll
fat 3n4 l2i euaS
Butter (whoiesaleI No. I. 42943c: No
q 40641c. Butterfat-39c.
poTn nd1e American loaf sic; pimento loaf
5sc< Wisconsin firsts. 27c: LonGhorns. sac:
New York umberger. 36c.
b N E5EitfY6o Rhss' May a.-rIour-Du!l and
lower; spring patents, s5.6O@5.7O, Pork
s Sest spo %esS SSS Haros EASES
special to extra, 6M61zc. Potatoes-Weak
and loyeF Long ISans SS2@SSsoS S SWEET
potatoes-Easier; southern Baskets. 60c@
$3.50: jersey baskets, 50c@$8.25. Dressed
poultry-Firm: turkeys, 25@42e; chickens,
ducks ;cS ~ Long Island, 22c' Live poultry
barely steady geese, lS@1Sc; ducks, i4@
2dc fowls 2S@2s eokt tnSkey sS 2S@ G2
3O645c; broilers, 38@43c. Cheese-Essy;
state whole milk, fancy to specials, 24@
26c; Young America, 21G25c.
ccHi1tcAGo. May Eggs Market, weak
and unsettled; receipts, 1920 cases; extra
firsts, 2312 G24c; flrSts, 22Q2212c: ordin-
aries, 21c; seconds 1870. Butt-Market,
weak and unsettled; receipts. 10, 299 tubs;
extras, Sec; extra firsts. 3434 a 52sc; f1rsts,
32d34c: seconds, 3012d3fc; standards,
36c. Poultry-Market, weak; receipts, 2
cars; fowls, 2112c; sprinngers, 3Oc; Leg
turkeys. 20625c; ROSTERS. 14c; broilers,
35@38c Cheese-Twins, 1872 @19c; Young
Americas, 20c Potatoes-On track, 245;
arrivals, 40; shipments, 725; market, old
Whites. sss5@s: Minnesota sacked Round
White. S2.7o02.80; Idaho sacked Russets,
s3.4o@3.65; new stock, weak; Texas
sacked Bliss TriumphS, mostly $3.50.
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CINCINNATI, O.. May 2.-Butter--
Steady; creamery in tub lots according to
score, 39040c; common score discounted
2@3c; packing stock No, !, PIC; No. 2,
22c; No 3, tic; butter fat, 36@39c Eggs
Steady; cases included fresh gathered,
22hc; f1rsts. 22c; seconds, zoe; nearby I'M
graded, 22c; duck eggs, 23c; goose eggs,
40c. Live poultry-Thin and coarse stock
sells only at heavy discount; fowls, 5 lbs.
and over. 22c; lbs. and over, 22c; lbs.
and over. 22c; Leghorns, lbs and over.
2lc; BOOSTERS, 13c; 1880 broilers, over
lbs, 36c; colored broilers, 1ia lbs. and
over, 32c; Ia lbs. and over, 28c; Leghorn
and Orpington broilers,. li2 lbs; and over,
| sic; "a lbs. and over. 26c; broilers, partly
efathered. 24626c; black springers, 24c.
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BIZ United Press

PITTSBURGH. Pa. May 2.---Hogs-Re-
sio.65@ 1910; 230-250 lbs. s1O.S5@1o.6o;
100000 lbs, $1O@10.25; cows. $8.5o09.
Cattle-Receipts. 25; market. unchanged.
so cents higher; top vealerS. $12. Sheep
Receipts, 500; market, strong to rs cents
higher: clipped lambs: mostly S9@9.75
around 90-lb. wooded lambs SlO.75; rev
springers. $13@15.
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Lost and Found
Business Announcements

FEATHERS-Bo Bought solo ara renovatedl
feather mattresses pillows made to ORDER
3 P Burke l3l -43s Mass ave RI e69A.
ILDIEG-Contractor remodeling, re
roofing. brick and cement work. estimate
free: payments EBERHART. On. 42sa.
PATNTINcf-MAKE CCLORS 10 SUIT:
YEARS EXPERIENCE; REASONABLE
Il. .. LINEDMAN. HI. 50o5.
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Banks and Exchange
INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT
CHICAGO STATEMEN

TndianaDolis bank clearings Frluay, May
4 s4 $50 900: debts. s5.23l.OOO.
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HOGS
Hogs
Receipts. 1000; market. steady.
Receipts. 400; market. steady.

Beef steers. 1.100-1, 500 lbs,
good and choice ............ $11 50@14.oo
Common and medium ........ 8.5OQ11.50
good and choice ........... 115o@14.oo
Common and medium ....... 8.50Q11.00
and choice ................. 1o5o@12oo
Common and medium ..... 6.00010.50
Cows, good and choice ...... 7.75@ 800
Common and medium ....... $3.50 IT'S
Lower cutter and cutters go. 4.50@ 6.25
Stocker and feeder steers,
good and choice ........... 10.00611.50
Common and medium ........ 750Q10.00
-VeaIerS-
Medium and choice .........$ 7.50011 90
Medium and choice ......$ 7.5o@1o.5o
Gull and common .......s..s 5000 7.50
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STOCK SHARES
AT new LOWS
ON MOVEMENT
Easier Money and Lower
Rediscount Rate Fail to
Hold Majority.
Average Stock Prices

Average OF thirty industrisls for Thurs
dsv VAS 2T459. on 49, Average Of twen-
~ rails was i40 SO. Of 40. Average Of
twenty utilities was 1o2 IS. OF 22e. Aver
age Of forty bonds was s4-of, 70 IN
changed
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Receipts. HOO: market. steady.
(Shorn basis.)
Lambs, good and choice ....$ $500 300
Common and medium ........ 1000 $50
Spring lambs ...............s 10.00@15.00
Ewes, medium to choice .... 3.50@ 500
Gull and common ........... 1909 $50
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
CONSTRUCTIONS OF REMINGTON MAIN
CONNECTING AND INTERCEPT
ING SEWER.
SANITARY DISTRICT or INDIANAPOLIS
indianapolis, indiana,


indianapolis, Indiana,
May !. 1880.
Sealed proposals will be received oy the
Board OF Sanitary commissioners OF the
sanitary DiSGTleC OF indianapolis, at its
ONCE, Room lOS, City Han, Indianapolis.
1nolana, until 1880 clock A. M, on
May 9th. 1880, at when time bias Will
De publicly opened ana scneduIed and
awards made as soon thereafter as prac-
tlcaole. Tor the construction OF the Irv-
lngCon Main Connecting ana lntercepJing
sewer extending from the Pleasant Run
Main lntercepUOr az Wallace Street TO
Arlington Avenue at Dewey Street. In the
lily OF Indianapolis, in accordance with
plans and SpeclncauonS therefor on nle
ana open TO examination al the ONCE oil
laid Board.
AS required by statute, each bidder
must HE with mis- bld a non-colluSlon
AnldavlJ ana a certified cheek, paYaole TO
.ne oroer OF the Board OF sanitary COM
customers, IN an amount not less than
z12Io OF the amount of his bid to
insure the execution of the contract for
"nlcn SUCH Dld Is MADE.
The Board reserves the right to reject
any ana all bids.
BOARD or SANITARY COMMISSIONERS,
SANITARY DISTRICT OF INDIANAPOLIS
BY b. j. I. JEUP, President
y. Q. ROSS, Vlce-PreslQent.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
CAST-IRON PIPE FITTINGS AND
VALVES FOR BROAD RIPPLE AND
RIVERSIDE DISTRICT MAIN
INTERCEPTOR.
SANITARY DISTRICT OF INDIAN
APOLIS.
indianapolis. Indiana.


May / 1880.
Sealed proposals will be received by the
Board of Sanitary Commissioners of the
Sanitary District of Indianapolis, at its
office, Room 1o3 City Hall. indianapolis.
Indiana, until 1000 o'clock a. m. on May
n. 1880. at which time bids will. be pub
licly opened and scheduled, and awards
made. as soon thereafter as practicable.
for furnishing the cast-iron pipe, pipe
fittings and valves required for the con-
struction of the Broad Ripple and River
side District Main Interceptor, in accord
ance with the plans and specifications
therefor on file and open to examination
at the office of the board.
AS required by statute each bidder
must file with his bid noncollusion af-
f1davit and certified check. payable to
the order of the Board of Solitary
Commissioners, in an amount No. less
than 21a per cent Of the amount of his
bid, to insure the execution Of the con-
tract for which such bid is made.
The board reserves the right to reject
board OF SANITARY COMMISSION
SANITARY DIsTRIsT OF INDIANAPOLIS
BY B. J. T. JEUP, President.
o. c. ROSS. Vice-President.
MOnpE
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Local Wagon Wheat

CITY grain elevators are paying csc for
No. red wheat and SEC for No. hard
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Legal Notices
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
SAIL AND RENO VAL or OLD
BUILDINGS

BUILDINGS
Sealed bids will De received by the
Board OF School Commissioners at its
offices, $50 North Meridian street, In
oianapolis until o'clock p. m. Tues
day, May Is, 1880, Tor the sale and
removal as hereinafter specified Of the
following buildings not neeoed for school
purposes, for not less than its fair cash
value:
one seven-room frame dwelling located
at the west END OF Julian Avenue ana
known as No. 1850 Julian Avenue.
This building and the foundation to a
depth OF at least one loot below tie
grade line shall be removed from the
premises within thirty 800 days from
date OF acceptance or bid. All Rubbish
OF any description shall be removed with
out any damage TO any other OF tire
school property or premises.
Each bioder shall suomlt with his bid
a certified check Tor the full amount OK
his bio. The Board reserves the right
10 accept or reject any or all bias and,
upon failure OF the successful bidder 70
properly perform his contract within
the time specined, to ORDER the work
done by its own employees and TO retain
any material secured from said houses.
and also TO retain the proceeds OF the
certified check.
BOARD or SCHOOL COMMISSION
Frs, CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS.
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CHICAGO, May 2.-Carlots-Wheat, "a;
corn, 221; oats, "a, and barley, u.
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w %oIER &c g. 81 NAY n gXo 21G Gre close:
No. yellow. 1914 a841ac. Oats-22 a 85c,
451am471ac. Rye-No. 2, S5c. Barley-No.
2, CSC. ,Clover-Domestic cash new, Sits;
prime choice $12; October. $12: December.
S12.ao. Alsike-Cash. Si1. Timothy-Cash
new. $3.50. Butter-36@41c. Eggs, 2l@
2Sc. Hay. $1.25 cwt.
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CHICAGO. May Cash grain close;
Wheat-No. 5 hard. Csc: sample grade
hard; 8Sc; No; ! northern. $1,000 q l .ol
79A @50l2c: No. mixed, 1914 781ac; No
mixed, 49,, No: I yellow, s0K q sic: No.
z 1ye!l9%%, 79% 81; d No; yellow. 77@
76h @77iac: No yellow 70676hc; No.
2. white. 81@82Ac; sample grade, $50
zoe. Oats.No. 2 white. 41A@42hc; No.
3 white. 41AM4212c; No. white, 40%
Gal 12c; No. white 40c Rye-None.
Barley; 57@62c. Ttmothy-$7@8.5o. Glover
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
DEHYDRATION BUILDING EQUIPMENT
SANITARY DISTRICT OF
INDIANAPOLIS
INDIANAPOLIS Indiana

Indianapolis. Indiana.
May /, 1880.
Board Of Sanitary Commissioners OF the
-Janltary District OF indianapolis, at its
odlce, Room 103, city hall, indianapolis,
Indiana, until ~ O'Clock a. m. on May 81,
$50, at which time bids Will be publicly
epened ana scheduled and AWARDS maze
) soon thereafter as practlcaDle, for
FINISHING to the. Board the following
..ems OF equipment Tor use in the Board S
Lenydratlon Building, at its Sewage
liant at Eagle Wooos, indianapolis. In
diana tall blue. prints below referred to
are on ME IN the Boards office, viz:
Item l. Partition construction, in &C
cordance with description of materials
ana assembly. as shown on blue print
No. 1888.
Item .. Gas and vapor ducts, in &C
cordance with description ana as shown
on blue print No. l747.
Item s. Sludge piping. in accordance
with general oetalis as shown on blue
Item 3. Sludge piping, in accordance
with general details as shown on blue
print No. 17,701-A.
Item 4. Conveying and processing
equipment, in accordance with deScrip-
ton OF operations as shown on blue print
The above items, to 4, include all
erection expense as well as materials.
drives.
Item 6. Induced draft fan.
Item 7, Weighing Larry.
Item 8. ChlorlnaJlon equipment.
Item 8. Storage tanks.
Items 10. Spray system.
Item IL. Flplng ana valves.
For further details bidders shall con-
suit specifications entitled "Sludge Con-
veying and Processing Equipment" and
blue prints, on file in the office of the
Board. Bidders may consult Charles H
Hurd. consulting engineer, 518 North
Delaware street, Indianapolis, Indiana,
ana G. K. Calvert superintendent OF the
Boards Sewage Disposal Plant at Eagle
Woods. tor additional information and
details.
Bios may be made for any one or more
OF the above items, but each item shall
be bid on separately.
AS, required by statute. each bidder
must 1lle with mis- BID a non collusion
affidavit ana certified check, payable to
the order OF the Board OF Sanitary Com
mSSlonerS, in an amount not less than
re per cent OF the amount of his bid,
to insure the execution Of the contract
Tor which such bid is made.
The Board reserves the right to re-
Jet any and all bids.
BOARD OF SANITARY COMMITS
SIONERS,
DISTRICT or INDIANAPOLIS
By B. j. T. JEUP, President.
o. G. ROSS, VIce-PreSident..
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IN Times Special

LOUISVILLE, May .-Hogs-Receipts,
500: market 15c higher; 800 lbs: up, $3.50, $3.50
l65 lbs. 1885; 1870 lbs. down. 1888;
roughs, $3.50: stays, $500. Cattle
ceipts. 100; market steady; prime heavy
s9.50GlO.50; medium and plain steers, $3.50
$3.50; fat heifers. $7.56@11: good to
choice cows, $6,2568; medium to coed
cows. s5.25@6.25; cutters. $4.75@5.2S;
Gi0.75; stockers. S7.50@If. Calves = Re
ceipts 200 market SteadEy; tops oodE $3.50 q
Food. S566 so; outs, $3.50 down. Sheep
Receipts, 100; market steady; fed ewes and
wethers, s9@s.5o; buck lambs. $sgs.50;
seconds, S6@6.50; sheep. $4,000 $50.
thursdays Shipments: Cattle, 4s; calves,
1856; hogs, 1877; sheep, 70.
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RuUnited Press

BU OnttB1 PfeSS
ceipts. 5000. including 100 direct; held
over $50; active 15G25c higher; bulk. good
and choice, 170-230 lbs, $1,000. less desir-
able down to s1o.25; around 24o lbs
$1O.35; desirable 25o-27o lbs sl9,3 81 goo
cording to weight and quality pigs. 9o-1i0
bs oo pue gows a SSSog ssug 6fr
steers and heifers slow. weak to Csc lower;
spots of more better grades showing Sgss de-
able 6o0-7oo lbs, butcher heifers, yearlings,
down; beef cows listed s7q8 few $3.50;
low cutters and cutters S596.75; spr1n-
king of bulls, s7q8; yealers, uneven,
opening steady to soc higher. closing
mostly steady common and strictly choice
grades most active; good and choice, $3.50
OIL. bulk common and medium, SI@9;
mostly $500. Sheep-Receipts. 1875; choice
around so ID. springers around SIS; heav-
Ter kinds down to sl3 and under; med lynn
$50; choice light ewes SIS; common sheep
| So down.
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CHICAGO, May PRIMARY receipts:
Wheat. 507, 900. against 667, 900; corn, $50,
GOO, against 5000: oats, 349 900, against
$4,000. Shipments; Wheat, 847, 900,
against $4,000; corn, SAB, 900. against 1885,
COO: oats. 440. 900. against 24l. 600
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loved wife of Daniel Murray, passed away
Friday. May 2. a m. Funeral Satur-
GAY. MAY 3. at D. m. at SHIRLEY BROS.
Central Chapel, 1916 N. Illinois. Friends
invited. Burial Washington Park Gene
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MCINTYRE, BETTY JANE-Age years.
Clarence McIntire and granddaughter Of
Mr., and Mrs. Fred McIntire. and Mr.
ana MRS. George Ferree, passed away
MONDAY lis a. m. Funeral at late resi-
dence, q NJ Greedy ST., Saturday 2 D. m.
Friends invited Burial Floral Park Gene
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MARLETT. MRS. MAMIE Mage s., be-
loved wife Of John S. Marlett. mother OF
Mahlon w. Charles S and Robert E.
Marlett. passed away Thursday, May /,
1850 a. m. Funeral Monday May S.
ESQ p. m, at the residence, 1901 Broad
way. Friends invited. Burial Memorial
Park. Friends may call at residence after
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300: on market. ioa Sc higher; Reavies $3.50
1880; pigs, ss5oq9.SS Cattle-Receipts,
light light market market. steady. sheep-ReceiptS.
light; market strong
81 United Press
EAST BUFFALO, N. Y, May 2.-Hogs-
above $50 ibs;, 15c to mostly 25c lover;
bulk. 16o-240 lbs, .s1o,75; few slo;soQlo ;s5;
25o-2so lbs. lo50g d JOSS; weights be sSg
$50. sheepSReceipts. 5000, lambs ac-
tive. 25d50c higher; good to choice Clip
pers, 80 lbs. down, s975qlo; ss,lb:
G9; few medium spring lambs. sl250.
? EAST 81. LoUIs, nj. May 2.-Hogs-
soEs. sS.5sS9 cattie3Recstpts, 600:
yS sz ' :St o sS od Haf6 ost of vs otSsE
classes on sale, generally steady. Sheep
Receipts. 600; market. steady: good to
choice clipped lambs, ss.25; few to city
? CLEVELAND. May 2.-Hogs-Receip.s.
hisSer h fso0aio ibs SO soG 10 80: S2o350
lbs, Si0. 40G10.50: 250-500 lbs. sl25; piss,
81; rough soETs. ssso; stays; $3.50: Cattle
common steers, ss25: shattered low cut
ter tc good cows. S4-5Ce17.75; calves. re-
celpts. $50; mostly. steady; bulk veaieEs.
inbetween offerings fairly numerous
Sheep Receipts. 500: 1rm; bulk butcher
quoted IS down: desirable rat ewes quoted
IS and under
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COOK q WALKER. Attorneys FOR Said
Petitioners.
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SULLIVAN. HANNAH-Beioved aunt OF
Mrs. M w. Gordan, died Thursday.
Friends may view the remains at the Fu-
neral Chapel of KIRBY & OHM. 1901
n Meridian. Funeral Saturday. May g.
$3.50 at the chapel. 9 a. m. at st. Philip
Friends invited
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NEW YORK COFFEE RANGE :
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RADIO pep CLUB
WILL CLOTHE Is
That's Hastings Pledge as
Cash P0urS In.
Were going to town."

We're going to town.
That exclamation OF Don Hast
ings, conductor of the Pep Unlim-
tied Club of WFBM, describes the
activities of the clubs plea for funds
to "Clothe-a-Child'' today. as Hast
ings ordered four more children.
The clubs total of children cared
for now totals nine, and Hastings
promised that the morning broad
casts from 7:30 to 9 would raise
that figure to fifteen children
clothed by the club before Christ
mas.
Cash contributions for the Pep
Unlimited Clubs "clothe a Child"
campaign should be sent to the
club, care of WFBM.
Additional contributors to the
clubs fund today are:
Park school basketball team, 81; add
tional contribution; anonymous. $40; Spru-
del and Patsy. 81: H. E. Lester. 1903
Broadway. 50; Mrs. A. C. Hubbard. 1105
North La Sale street. 81; Mrs. Katherine
Griffin. 81: Frank. 81.
Acute laryngitis caused the death
of George Washington.
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BACK HOME AGAIN

Stolen automobiles recovered by polio
belong to:
Frank Jones, 2527 Broadway. Graham
inpton street.
Thomas 4. Dailev. -27s9 College avenue
Chandler seden. found at 700 Center street
Alabama and Sixteenth streets.
Herman Rhine. 304S Park avenue. For
-coupe.- found at Fifty-second street ant
Washington boulevard .---
j. w. Cheslev. $50 East drive. Woodruff
place. Oldsmobile coach. found at 1870
North New jersey street.
=. Sunshine Cleaners. Washington stree
and Sherman drive, Ford truck. found =
Forty-ninth street and Monon railroad.
F. H. Rhodes. 9i6 East Fiftv-sixth street
Ford coupe. found at Edison and Tent
streets.
Marry Pruyn. 1881 North La sale street
Essex coach. car wrecked, found at 245
Barnes avenue.
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UNIVERSITY STUDENTS
ASK DRY LAW REPEAL
Conditions Couldn't Be Worse Cry
Upper Classmen.

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SEATTLE, Dec. IL. - Admitting
that they were too young to be ia
m!liar with conditions before pro-
hibition," but maintaining that the
situation couldn't be worse than it
is now," senior and junior students
at the University of Washington
have voiced a unanimous demand
for repeal of the eighteenth amend
nlent.
Denunciation of drinking at foot
ball games and other college gath
erings featured a recent joint as
sembly of the two classes. Although
the meeting was called to pass rep
resentation on the board of control
the prohibition question was intro
duced and stole the spotlight.
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SINCLAIR LEWIS
MAKES SWEDE
COURT DEBUT
CongratuIateS Royalty for
Keeping Awake at
Nobel Ceremony.

By United Press
STOCKHOLM, Dec. r. The
European court debut of Sinclair
Lewis of Sank Center, MINI, passed
without incident last night, except
for two humorous interludes.
Lewis and three other Nobel prize
winners were King Gustaf's guests
Of honor at a formal banquet at the
royal palace.
First, some Of the bemedaled and
multi-ribboned guests overheard the
American author congratulating
members of the Swedish royal
family on their achievement of
keeping awake during the two-hour
ceremony in which the Nobel prizes
we're presented Wednesday.
Second, Lewis fumbled in his
pocket for cigaret when he no
ticed King Gustaf smoking before
the end of the banquet.
His visible relief at the thought
of a cigaret after abstaining from
smoking during the long meal was
cut short when he was warned that
only the king could smoke while
the banquet was being served.
Lewis Refused "Smoke"
Lewis let the cigaret repose in his
pocket, but his face clearly re-
f1ected a republican sentiment
amid royal surroundings.
Ladies in waiting with their long
trains and pulled sleeves interested
Lewis, as did the fact that the king
had his own waiter, who also wore
decorations, perhaps for the glori-
Gus soup he cooked in 1896" Lewis
suggested.
The ninety-eight at the banquet
included members of royalty, the
cabinet, the British and German
ministers and the United States
charge daffairs. The invitations
told the guests to arrive at 7:30,
but added cautiously, "home-going
at 9:30"
Date" with Kings Brother
Other Nobel prize winners present
were DR.. Karl Landsteiner of New
York, Professor Hans Fischer OF
Munich and Sir Chandrasekhara
Raman of Calcutta.
The meal served on 200-year-old
silver plates, included caviar, con-
somme, salmon, pheasant royal,
strawberry ice, fruits and cakes,
which the guests consumed with
sherry, red wine, champagne, port
and liquors.
Mrs. Lewis, who accompanied her
husband to Stockholm, later con-
fided to him: Il made date with
the kings brother for Sunday"
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s2On Eur Coat Stolen

Theft of fur coat valued at
$500 and articles of clothing being
sold at a rummage sale at AIS IN
diana avenue. was reported to po-
lice today. The coat was owned
by Mrs. Alex Ash, 1872 Central ave-
nue.. No estimate was given for
the value of clothes stolen from the
sale counters
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-12
Gone, but Not Forgotten
AUTOMOBILES reported to police as stolen

Automobiles reported to police as stolen
Samuel Ashby. 1924 North Delaware
street. Ford Tudor. 554-419. Illinois. from
an front of 1924 North Delaware street.
NJ. f. Grant. 526 Highland drive. Ford
coupe. n 1908. from Highland Golf Club.
50-l48. from PENNSYLVANIA and Michigan
streets.
H. E. Davis. Greencastle. Ind. Chevro-
Jet coach. 589-l85. from in front OF 234S
College avenue.
Ralph Lemming. Connersville. Ind, Es-
sex coupe. from Connersville. Ind.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-12

A complete living room outfit of
% pieces, including draperies.
The bedroom outfit includes Coil
Spring, Mattress, Pillows, Bed
Lamp, Spread, Administer Rug,
Etc; also a beautiful decorated
Breakfast Suite. Easy Credit
Terms-no interest or handling
charge.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-12
Questioned in Auto Theft

Arrested early today as an auto
theft and robbery suspect, Herbert
Hampshire, Negro, 81. of SAB North
Senate avenue. is held under $4,000
bond for questioning.