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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-28
UNEVEN TREND
FEATURED BY
GRAIN FUTURES
July Wheat Advances on
Short Covering; Corn
Prices Off.
BY HAROLD E. RAINVILLE
United Press stan CORRESPONDENT

CHICAGO, March 27.-Wheat and
corn rambled uncertainty on the
Board of Trade today with July
wheat showing f1rmness early, but
closing about steady.
Corn was weak most of the ses-
sion, but shorts brought prices back
to around the previous close in the
late trading. Outside interest was
not as large today and the market
was dominated by professionals,
who bought on weak spots and sold
on bulges. Oats again were quiet
and held to a small range depend
ing upon the major cereals for its
trend.
English Mart Dull
At the close old wheat was I'M
changed, new wheat was Is cent
higher, corn was Il to u cent low
er and oats were q cent lower to
i cent higher. Provisions were
steady to strong.
Liverpool continued dull and about
steady during the afternoon and
closed unchanged to g cent lower
Buenos Aires was Is cent higher at
midday.
The general precipitation over the
belt is beneficial, although appre-
hension that the cold wave fore
cast for tonight may do some dam
age due to the fact that rain has
removed most of the snow covering
cash prices were unchanged. Re-
ceipts were 16 cars.
Corn Holds Steady
Corn held steady and fluctuated
but narrowly during the morning.
September showed some weakness
on the bearish intention report, but
in general it was ignored as feed
demand and pit conditions were re-
garded as more important. At mid
session prices we're q cent lower
to 4 cent higher. Cash prices were
Il cent lower to Y cent higher. Re-
ceipts we're 1876 cars.
Oats eased fractionally at the
start on the bearish acreage re-
port but action was light. At mid
morning prices we're q cent lower tc
Il cent higher. Cash prices were
4 to z cent lower. Receipts were
16 cars.
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Funeral Directors
Instructions

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DOW-JOneS
Summary

Telautograph Corporation declared reg
ular quarterly dividend Of CSC payable
May l. record April IS.
New york cables opened in London at
4.55 l5-l6 against 4.5o 1882 Paris checks.
1922; Amsterdam, 1912; Italy, 92.755;
Berlin. 2o.3s2.
National Cash Register omits 75c quart
erly Class A dividend due at this time.
Pennsylvania Railroad Including
West Jersey & seashore" February net.
operating income. S2,Sss.sS7 against So
259.542; months, s5,411,S33 against
sI2,ee3, 235.
Bangor & Aroostook February surplus,
after charges, s205.92 against 1918, oO7
in February, 1880. TWO months, 1858, 1926
against s526,o4o.
Aluminium Goods Manufacturing Com
pany year ended Dec. 81. net Income,
s98o,olo after charges and federal taxes,
e9uai TO 81 cents s., a share on 1.ieS,32o
on l,le5,2z4 shares in 1929.
VIII & Banner Candle Company de-
clared regular quarterly dividend of 10
cents on common, payable May Is, record
May l.
eighteen months revolving ereedit Of H' s58.s
100000 to Spain, 81. 000. 900 additional
credit to be advanced from abroad.
Railroad ard labor executives plan to
submit four-party plan to interstate COM
merce commission in three weeks Meet
again In two weeks.
Financing for Otis Steel Company taking
form : k1r,I lee.
probably shortly.
,o Electric Boat Company and subsidiaries
dSSG net r loss s 81 s5 after charges
Sterling cables opened 4s5 1916, IN
changed: francs, S.91 S-16. UP 1-16;
marks. 1884. up 4; peSeta. 1885, up s.
Department Of agriculture reports farm
ers intend to SOW only rs ITO per cent as
much durum wheat and 8S per cent as
much spring wheat as in 1880.
Greenfield Tap and Die Corporation has
cent preferred due at this time.
Daily average volume Of Federal Reserve
credit outstanding during week ended
March Is. $3.50 100000 declined of $50 600
600 from preceding. week and Sl74, 900. 600
creased S. 900. 600 and decreased $42, 0oo. 900
respectively. to s165. 100000. Bills bought
decreased $4,000, 900 and s173, 00O, 900 Re.
SpectivelY to S83 900. 900 while United States
Securities decreased SIS, 900 900 and in
creased s7O.00O.o0O respectively to $780,
900.
Brokers loans declined $4,000. 600 in week
to 81 .908, 100000 non-brokers loans off S16,-
600, 900. Reserve system ratio IS 4-10 per
cent against "a $40 per cent week ago
and 6124 per cent year ago. New York
ratio 891a per cent against 81 ITO per
cent and II ITO per cent respectively. No
announcement on rediscount rate now at 2
per cent.
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Inside Dope

By United Press
CHICAGO, March 27-"Who
is the mayor of Chicago?' the
naturalization examiner asked
Mrs. Anna Sheika, who aspires
to become an American citizen.
Thompson" replied Mrs.
Sheika.
And I can tell you who the
next mayor will be, too"
All right, who will be the
next mayor?" asked the ex-
aminer.
Tony Cermak," was the re-
ply.
Mr.. Cernlak told me so him
self. You see, I'm the cook at
his house"
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Other Livestock
By United Press

CINCINNATI. March 27.-Hogs-Receipts.
$500; heldoyer, 1000; moderately active.
m1aoostly steady; spots strong: better grade.
l6O- 5S6 II, butchers. $8@8.$o; mostly SIS so
lbs. $3.50; soWs. $6.25@6.50. Cattle eO7eU
steers and heifers slow; odd lots, common
and, medium, $6.50G7.50; more desirable
kinds up to S8.25; most beef cows. S475m
S3@4.35: bulls, $5.25 down; vealers active.
steady; good and CHOICE, s10@10:5 so; lower
graaes largely $3.50 down. Sheep-Re-
celpts. 100; steady, with weaker under
tone on spring lambs; better grade handy
weight Wooled skin, $9Q9.50; comparable
grades clipped offerings. S8.50@9: common
and medium. s6.5o@S; spring lambs, SI26
10; fat ewes. S3@4
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Department of agriculture reports farm
ers intend to SOW only rs ITO per cent as
much durum wheat and 89 per cent as
much spring wheat as in 1880.
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BIZ United Press

CINCINNATI, o.. March 27.-Butter-
10 score. 28dS0c; common score discount
ed 2G3c packing stock No. l. 24c: No
Q 20c: No. 3. 12isc; butterfat, 28G30c.
aTsts I9isc: seconds, TIC; nearby un =
graded. 19c: duck eggs 29c; goose eggs,
Sl1o. Live poultry-Thin and coarse
lbs and over. zoe: lbs and over. Zoe:
lbs and over. 2oc; Leghorns. lbs. and
over. lsc; ROSTERS. l3c; capons, 8 lbs.
and oyec, SIC: under lbs, CSC; slips. 2lc:
stays, lSc. broilerS. new crop full fea tn
cred. IL lbs. and over. Acc. over IL lbs.
SOC, partly. feathered, 25Gsoc; Leghorn
broilers. full feathered. IA lbs. and over,
s5c: over ~ lbs. CSC.
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BuiIdinu Permits

Indianauolis school city building. Colum-
bia avenue and Twenty-fourth street
500 600
St Philip .Neri church, garage. $50
North Rural $500.
John Baltimore. addition. los North Re
gent $3.50
Edward C. Michael. garage. 40 Minerva,
$3.50
William l. Rice. dwelling, Sos Grace
land IS 500
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BIZ Times Special

LOUISVILLE. KY. March 27-Hogs-
Receipts 500, market. steady; $50 lbs. up,
s755 1880 lbs, $3.50; 13O-l75 lbs S720;
1870 lbs. down. Sc So roughs. S5.05 a COS:
stays. s4.30 Catte-Receipts. ZOO market
steady. prime heavy steers, S8G8.50
heavy shipping steers, S6.50G750; medium
S6d8. common to medium heiters, S5G6;
good to choice COWS. S4.50G5.50; medium
10 GOOD cows S3.75d4.50; cutters, 50 % n
SIS. Gamers. S2.5O03: bulls. So 5o6 5 25:
feedrs. s650G750: medium to good feeders
1905. stockers. S5@7 Calves-Receipts
others. ST down. Shecp-Receipts, go mar
ket steadv. eve and wether lambs. $3.50;
buck lambs $3.50: seconds, $3.50; clipped
sheen. s3d4 Thursdays shipments Cat
tie none; calves. 105' hogs. none; sheep
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BIZ Unfted Press

CLEVELAND March 27.-Hogs-R Receipts
900: holdoyer. 65: mostly steady. spots
1Od15c higher on heavy weights; top. S8.5C
s86 s.35. pigs. S825. Cattle-Receipts, 200.
steady to easier on common steers around
s7076O; common bulls around $3.50, also
cutter and cutter cows. arond S3d4 90
fairly active and steadv few common heit-
ers. s615. Calves-Receipts. $50; rather
10 ST higher: better grade vealers fairly
numerous at S12, occasionally $3.50 ane
Sheep-Receipts. 200; strong to higher or
few odds and ends here, nothing repre-
sentative sold early.
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Chicago
Stocks
B7 James T. HamiIl & Co..

The market, although dull, acted
very we'll until the last hour of the
session when prices began to slip
downward At the end of the ses-
sion prices were about the lowest
of the day. The action of the mar
ket seemed to indicate lower prices
in the morning and should a real
substantial f1rmness not develop
before Saturdays closing the mar
ket may work still lower the first
Of next week.
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OXFORD. JOANNA-Entered into rest
Thursday. March &c. 2 .. m. age 76 years.
beloved mother Of Wheeler O. Dsford.
Funeral sunday. March %. at residence.
81 S. Rural St. 1920 q. m. Friends in
yited. Burial Deford cemetery. HARRY
" M0ORE II, CHI
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BIZ United Press

PITTSBURGH March .27-Hogs-.Re-
ceipts 500 market. mostly steady: 100
$50 lbs. s815G85O 16O-2lo lbs, S850g
2 60 220-26O lbs. S8M8.45: medium and
qood packing sows, s6.2506.7o, Cattle
dium and good bulls. s4.75@5.5O; common
10 medium COWS. $4@475. Calves--Receipts.
$50 market. about soc higher; choice me
weights 50 downward. Sheep-Receipts.
75O:. market. around steady: good to choice
clipped lambs SS.25G9 strictly choice
grade scarce.
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Tnited Press

CHICAGO. March Eggs-Market
steady: receipts. 25.096 cases: extra firsts
seconds. lie Butter-Market firmer; re-
ceipts. 754S tubs extras 2694c extra
irsts. 2724 28i4c; flrStS. 262s 627Ac; sec
ondS 24ia N25i2c; standards. 1880 Poul-
try-Market steady: receipts. cars.
fowls, 22@23c; springers, 26c; Leghorns.
zoe. ducks, 25e' geese. 15cj turkeys; Csc;
track 2e4; arrivals 1870; shipments, 79l
round whites sl.60Q1.a5; Idaho russets.
SlS0G2: Colorado red McClures. s2.25.
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Aluminium Goods Manufacturing Com
pany year ended Dec. 81. net Income,
s980,0l0 after charges and federal taxes,
equal to 80 cents share on 1.1e8,32o
shares against sl,67l, $50 or $i.39 q share
on l,l98,244 shares in 1929.
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CLEVELAND March 27.-Butter-Ex-
t~es 2olac; tirsts. l9isc Poultry@Eea
fowls. CSC: mediums. 24c: Leghorn fowls.
2lC: heavy broilers. 4oG 45c; Ieghorn broil-
i5sflec' capons No. /. 28GS3c. Potatoes
Maine Green Mountain. So so. few s. SO.
! Der l2o-lh sack. Idaho Russet, mostly
2.50 per loo-lb. sack
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Other Livestock


bU JNIItU TIt66
EAST ST. LOUIS. Ill. March 27:-Hogs
Receipts, 5000. market; 10M l5e higher
$50 lbs. s750d78O 1OO-l4O lbs S7.5Od
785. sows. S6.40@6.60. Cattle-Receipts,
500 calves. 700; market, not enough steers
TO s775: vealers, 25c lower at $1,000; other
classes slow and steady in cleanup trade
Sheep-Receipts. 1000; market. no early
sales or bidding. indications, steady.
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~ Tnited PreRe

TOLEDO. March 27.-Grain close: Wheat
No. 2 red, 8Ol208113c Corn-No. 2 vel
Icy Icy 66a1aqt67}2c; No. 3 yellow, 64ts@
No. 2, SOC. Clover-Domestic prime old
Sl3 Is; prime. new, S14; prime choice. new
sl4.25; prime choice, old. S14; March, S14:
october Sl4; December, SLABS Alsike =
Cash, Il; March. STA Butter-Fancy
creamery. $50 34c. Eggs-Country run. sic
Q20. Hay-Timothy. SIPS cwt.
CHICAGO. March 27.-Primary receipts:
Wheat 1853 900, against 414OOO: corn 66l. =
0o0, against 10000; oats $4,000 agains
100000. Shipments: Wheat ass 900. againt
1000; corn $4,000, against SIG 900.
oats $4,000. against 1000.
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New York Curb Market
by Thomson & McKinnon)
Other Livestock

TOLEDO. March z7.-Hogs- Receipts.
no: wavLst. steady TO LOG higher: hesvi7s.
s. 5 10 mediums. s7.65G7.75: YoT-.rs
81 s5ft8. p'gs. sI.5017.75. Cattls-Fecaipts.
H~h. W. se- steady. Calves Receipts.
igit. market. s.rong and higher Sheep
Receipts. light; market. steady.
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STOCK MARKET
IRREGULAR IN
NARROW RANGE
Majority of Issues Off a
Point or More; Steel
Meets Sales.
Average Stock Prices

Average Of thirty lndustrials for Thurs
day was 1910 of 2.5o Average OF
Of twenty utilities was II 49, OF SIS. Aver
age of forty bonds was 1921 Of o6
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Produce Markets

Eggs country rum Loss of delivered
IN Indianapolis. ice; henery quality No. /,
l7c: No TIC.
lbs. or over lsc; III Under lbs. '@' i6c:
Leghorn hens. lac: capons, 7ls lbs up. 28c
6i2-7l2 lbs. 24c; under ga lbs. zoe:
! springers. 5 lbs or over. TIC: or under 5
| lbs. 17c:. ducks. springers. lie; old cocks.
9Qllc: ducks. full feather fat white &c;
geese &c. These prices are FOR No. top
quality quoted BY Kingan B. Co.
Butter wholesale No. l. 33G34c: No.
/ . 3lG32c. Butterfat-32c.
! Cheese wholesale selling price per
poundsl American loaf. SIC: pinento loaf
csc; Wisconsin f1rsts. 19c; Longhorns. 19c:
New York Limberger. SIC.
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Bv United Press

NEW YORK. March 7.-Potatoes-Mar-
Maine. s2.75@ $50 barrel Idaho. 35cG 50 so
sack; Bermuda, S7G8 barrel; Canada. S1.75
03.75 barrel. Sweet PotatOes-Mar1et
quiet JeRey baskets. 75cG3.50: Southern
baskets S1.25m225. Flour-Market quiet.
and unchanged: spring patents. S4.40m470
barrel. Pork-Market, firm. Mess-S26 so.
Lard-Market. easy. Middlewest Spot
1925 09.35. Tallow-Market, firmer: special
to extra. .4la@ 424c. Dressed Poultry-Mar-
ket steady to firm, turkeys 25G ACC;
chickens. % Ia $50; broilers 30G50c; capons.
30646c fowls. 14G26c Long Island ducks
23424c Live Poultry-Market quiet and
steady; geese, 1l015c: ducks Is q Csc;
@l3 chickens 10000; capons. 28G 45c;
broilerS, 25038c. Chese-Market. steady;
state whole milk. fancy to special 15la@
p &C; Young America. 10000
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ADAMS, CHARLES-Age 10 years. beloved
bPotb 81 Mt ap o5n MFS Joh2 adams snd
private at the late residence. lOf South
DayldSon St.. at p m. Burial Floral
DEFORD. ,JOANNA--Entered into rest
THURSDAY. March 26. ?. m. age 76 years
Funeral t9S sunday 2Ssy March 28 resd 5s2ce
yited; Burial DefoTd cemetery. HARRY
w. MOORE in charge.
DICKINSON. HUGH Beloved son Of Mr.
and Mrs. August Schewe and father OF
NADIA Rae Dickinson and brother of Mrs.
oran, George and Richard Dickinson de de-
parted this life Thursday. March o. age
q wears. Funeral Saturday. March %. al
st. 1890 q. N. Burial Floral Park
Friends lnyi5eo Funeral Under direction
FLOYD. FRANK E.-Died Thursday morn
ing after an Illness of several weeks Fu-
neral will be held Saturday afternoon al
2:3o o'clock at Scottish Rite Cathedral.
FLAiJNER & BUCHANAN mortuaf1 Fri
day afternoon and evening and Saturday
morning. The body will lie in state from
2 until 2;3o O'Clock Saturday afternoon al
Scottish Rite Cathedral
FORD. GLENN R.-Beloved little son OF
Ruth and Earl Ford and brother Of Yer
SATURDAY. March %. at residence, 1852
R Rf T ase ingittd Funeral fa nsder G
rsction Of MOORE & KIRK.
GILLESPIE. AdERICA--Age. 81 years. be
loved wife Of Thomas A. Gillespie. mother
of Mrs. Maude Stamm. Mrs. Essle Stone
barker. Jov. and william Gillespie. passed
o53 North Belle Vieu Place. Funeral Mon
day. March 90. 10 a: m. az the West
Burial Floral park.
HOLMAN GEORGE-Beloved husband Of
Kate father of Gertrude Of this city.
Walter and Mrs. Frank ODeI of Chi
cago, Mrs. W: 8. Frazeur OF, Lansing.
Mrs Harry Purvis and Mrs Henry
Neidlinger. also Of Indianapolis. passed
away March %. i.45 p. N. Friends may
call at BERT S. GADD FUNERAL HOME.
Prospect and Churchman Ave. after 8
Church Of the Brethren, Thirty-second
and Capitol Ave. Saturday. March %
$50 p. m. Interment Crown Hill.
KEEPER DONALD V.-Age II years BE-
loved son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Kiefer
and brother Of Dorothy. Helen, Lewis and
Gal Kiefer; passed away suddenly
2 ,. N. at The coNKLE F sJsa-sai
HOME. 1884 W. Michigan St. Friends in
vited. Burial Washington Park Friends
may call at the residence. i04S North
Believer Place after 2. n. Thursday
and until noon SATURDAY.
RANSOM. JOHN Withstand Of Elizabeth
Ransom NEE Garrttyl. formerly Of
Joseph Newman OF San Bernardino. Cal.
brother Of Mrs. W H Yount Of indian
spolis died at his home in san Per-
nardino. Cal. March IS. 1881. ,fMsdison
tInd.l paper please copy.l
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BN United Press

S0AS 56uai msF' 5000 dfsoS eassc
SspPaarin Rg bglk I4O-21o lbs. s8@815; go
soRs 0' $s4oS aUs Pg gh ie g6ts pia9
lbs. good and choice, $sSsi5; light Weight
10000 lbs, good and choice. $40 825
medium weights. 2o025O lbs good and
eholce, $3.50 9825; heavy. WEIGHTS. 250-35O
,9s. 275-500 lbs. medium and good. $685.
$3.50, slaughter pigs 100-l30 lbs, good
and choice. S7.50@8.1o. Cattle-Receipts,
11iOoe' sS calves. 900: fed steers and year
she stock. steady: yearling heifers and
better grade heifer cows. dull; bulls steady
AND yealers strong to soc higher: slaughter
cattle Ca0d ana yealers: steers. 100000 lbs,
lbs good and choice, So 6i0.75; LOO
;5Oocd 800 lbs, good and choice, s8756
- - 699-I, 800 lbs. common and medium
choice, s6.50@9: common and MEDIUM nm
So.oOM1; COWS good and choice S4.7566 25:
common and medium, S4O5.25; low cutter
and cutter, S3@4.25; bulls yearlings eg-
cutter. to medium, $3.7594.85: veaierS
mix fed, good and choice. SO 500II; me
gum, Sc. 5OG8.50; Gull and common. ssh
659: stocker and feeder cattle: steers 500
LOS 6;O9O lbs, good and choice. s7506875;
Receipts. 10000; fat lambs. steady to
strong, tendency higher; sheep unchanged.
e9a99Iy bulk good and choice lambs S85
o g8e to 8@Ssse2 5 SsSt held Shoye
lambS. 80 lbs. down, good and choice, So. so
M925; medium. $868.5O: 91-100 lbs me-
aIum 70 CHOICE $7.5o99; al weights com
TO choice, s35oa5: al weights Gull riITuf and md
quoted.
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Net Changes

By United Press
NEW YORK, March Enclosing
prices and net changes on princi-
pal stocks traded today on the New
York Stock Exchange follow:
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LEGAL SALE April 90. 1881.

GEORGE ROGERS CLARK sFsOUICEN-
TENNIAL COMMISSION. office of the
Architects. Bennett. Parsons & Frost go
East Jackson Blvd. Chicago. SEALED
BIDS will be opened in this Office at 2
p: m. Central Standard Time. April H.
1881. for the removal of a 3-story and
basement reinforced concrete warehouse
at Vlncennes. Indiana. Drawings and
specifications. not exceeding two sets. NAV
be obtained at this office in the discre-
ton OF the architects by anv satisfactory
contractor. They may. be inspected also
al 334 State House. Indianapolis. Indiana
and Chamber of Commerce. CITY Hall
xincenneS. Indiana. c. B. COLEMAN
EXsclltive SecraEarw
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By United Press

CHICAGO. March 27.-Cash grain close.
mixed. 61&61Izc; No. 3 mixed 58H@ tsE,
No. mixed. 57058c; No. 2 yellow 61196
62% c; No. !. yellow. 59@61c; No yellow.
low, 56lac; No. 2 white. 81 &c; No 3 white.
60i2 @ Gle; No. 4 white. 58Ha a 591ac. oats
NO. white, 32A @3234c; No. 3 white.
othy-s8.25G8.75. Clover-$11.750l9.2
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New York Stocks
" Thomson 3 hicKlnnonl


NEW YORK, March 27.-Stock
sales on the New York Stock Ex-
change today totaled 1900. 900 shares.
Curb stock sales totaled $4,000
shares.
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New York Bank Stocks
by Thomp & NIcKinn on
Nro~~f- -
Local Wagon Wheat

City grain elevators are paying SIC fer
70. J red wheat and CSC for No hard
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March ~

BIZ INES Special
CHICAGO. March 27-CarIots: Wheat.
q; corn. 1853; oats, IL; rye, l. and bar
ley. 3.
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Personals

ACCIDENT Claims Collected. LEGO CLAIMS
BUREAU. 203 Holiday Bldg 24I E. Ohio.
DETECTIVES-Priv CONFIDENTIAL
o22 Lemcke Bldg. Ri. 1854: eve. Hu. sj07.
MRS. HELEN MARSHALL is again IaiIn :.
oerlng curtains and draperies. Oh. $50.
DRESSES MADE TO ORDER. COATS
MADE AND REMODELED RI. $500
ETHELYN school dressm a king Millinery
SO course. Dresses cut and 1T: S.. ma
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Special Notices

Why Suffer With Piles
when YOU can positively set well or Il
VIII cost YOU nothing? Call or write
<. Of P. bldg. RI 1867.
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GILLESPIE. AMERICA-Age. 81 years. be
loved wife OF Thomas A. Gillespie, mother
of Mrs. Maude Stamm. Mrs. Essie Stone
barker Jov. and william Gillespie. passed
ewav Thursday evening. al the residence
e58 North Belle Vieu Place. Funeral Mon
dav. March 30. 10 a. m. az the West
Michigan NJ E. church. Friends invited.
Rrria1 Floral nark.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-11-17
CHAPTER THIRTY

MICE chap" Bates remarked
IN dryly, as De Iona departed.
What is he-Frenchman?" His
gaze rested on Louise, who pretend
ed not to have heard.
Must we stay longer?" she APP
pealed to Bruce, pouting. She put
the cleaning carmine tips of two
fingers on each temple. My head
I must lie down."
Bruce paid the check. AS Mary
expected, the countess made no
further mention of her race track
winnings. They might be the in
spiration of the feast, but they
never would pay for it. She had
been sure of that all along.
In the elevator Bruce made some
loW-voiced plea which Mary did not
catch, but it was refused with fur
Their protestations of illness. Bruce
urged The countess walls arose:
But it is impossible. 1 am
miserable. You do not know-tomor-
row I will look at all the shore
lines you wish to show me. To-
night, no."
Bruce retired into glum silence.
The iron Of jealousy apparently had
entered into his soul and to Soothe
it he must make his inamorata
demonstrate her devotion immedi-
ately by giving in to his yhim.
Mary babe them all good night
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-11-17
CHAPTER TWENTY NINE Con
tinued)

No, what had made it necessary
TO shoot her was what happened
later. DE Iona kicked he'll out Of
her"
She had been killed purely out Of
revenge, to satisfy the mans muir
derous fury at the horse for letting
him down"