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Bills introduced Jan. Il.

s. ]. R. (Moorheadl -Creating COM
mission of seven. appointed by the Gov
ernor. to study. possibilities OF county, con-
| solicitations and reduction of judicial cir
cults. (Finance.)
S; g. r. 2. HqchaEd. Beckett, Hart Eel
by the Governor. Lieutenant Governor and
Speaker of the House. to investigate tend
ency of increased state government by
mend checks, or abolition Of duplicated ef-
forts. Judiciary Al
s. B. (Adamsl Changing line opposite
name of candidate on primary ballots to
square. as on ballots used in the general
election. (Elections)
S. B. g (AIldredge)-F textbooks to
be financed by state malt and tobacco tax.
S. B. 10 Brown Providing SIS month
fourth class cities and letting them hold
other. public offices. Emergency. Cities
S. B. II (Moorhead) -Providing fine OF
from $40 to 500 and sentence UP to sixty
days In Jail for removal OF natural flsh
foods from Indiana lakes and streams.
Natural reSources.)
S. B. 10 (Niblackl Regulating size.
height. length and weight of trucks ana
buses and making violation misdemeanor.
(Roads).
S. B. 10 notwithstanding and bonding
abstractors providing three member COM
mission appointed by Governor. Judi
ciary b.
s. B. IA (Shaw)-Legalizing .incorpora
ton Of Ulen in Boone county,. despite any
county commissioners. (Cities and towns)
S. B. Is (Torn1ohlen) Taking municipal
~ owned utilities out of public service
commission Jurisdiction. Comparatively
S. B.. adams, Holmes Reducing
the length of time of probate to six
months within discretion of the court.
Judiciary Al
S. B. 2 DEMONSTRATING Armistice day
a. legal holiday. public rights and fran
chises.9
S. B. 8 tNejd1, Chambers)-Providing
for old pension to INDECENT persons
over IS who have been residents of state
and county fifteen years. state and coun-
ties to share the cost equally. County
and township bustness.)
S. B. Misunderstanding the 1907
''horse thief detective act. Judiciary Al
SB 5 Brown, Rowley) Providing $500
annual travelling allowance for all circuit
judges and for superior court judges
whose districts entrance more than one
county. Judiciary b.
S. B. notwithstanding the
use of oleomargarine in state institutions
other than penal Agriculture
S. B. 7 orhead)-Providing for whip
ping Of persons convicted of felony If they
were in possession of deadly or dangerous
weapons at time of ComT'isSion Of the
crime. Criminal code.)
HOUSE BILLS PASSED IN SENATE
(Jan. 12)
II. B. (Bennett)-Appropria $780,
900 for expenses OF the SeYenty-seventh
general assembly.
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Delegation from the Marott hotel
Tuesday asked the safety board to
place bus loading station at
Twenty seventh and Meridian
streets.
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DO1U-JOneS
Summary

LONDON-New York Gables opened at
s4.S5ia. against ABS 1882; Paris checks
1888; Amsterdam 1905; Italy 92.7S5;
Berlin 20435.
Farm bankruptcies during fiscal year
ended June 80, 1880 numbered AGA. de
cline of 10 per cent from preceding year
department OF agriculture reported.
Cattle on feed for market in IL corn
belt states 10 per cent smaller on Jan.
1. than year ago according to depart
ment of agriculture; number this year
smallest since 1921 and probably smallest
since 1916.
months net Sl1.72 a share, against sis. SO
share in like 1929 period.
New Orleans Public Service 12 months
against $2,87s,85O in preceding il months.
Offering of 100000 shares United Gas
Improvement IS dividend preferred stock
priced at 500 share being made by Drexel
& Co. and Bonbright & Co.
vd TFeig anass Padngs in gnted states in
over preceding week but 1907 7s below Like ike
1880 week. and 1S3,So0 below 1929 week.
81 per cent to SO, 463, sos.
Domestic crude oil production in week
daily. an increase Of $500 barrels over YER
average in ike 1880 Week American Tlis Ue Pe
troleum Institute reports. Gasoline stocks
declined $4,000 barrels to 39,583.C0 COO.
November net operating income Of III
class 1 railroads. including sixteen
switching and terminal companies, was
S62,069,105 against S664O,63 IN Eovem-
Der, 1929. Eleven months SSSt.510,O31
against S1,2O2, 7O7,S19.
Sally Trocks. Inc. December sales de-
SIlI7 $40 2sS from year age s to S448 487
$727,61l.
by treasury department for issue of adj
ditional $4,000, 600 bonds under second
Liberty Bond Act.
plan for acquiring Indian Refining on
basis OF eight shares of Indian Refining
tended to Feb. IA. time for making ad-
diitonal deposits.
World construction of Merchant Vessels
In fourth quarter totaled 2,326.086 gross
tons a decline of 243 900 from previous
quarter of which Great Britain and Ire
land accounted for 207.000 tons while
United States showed gain of 10000 tons.
r. ]. Reynolds Tobacco Company. 1880
net SS.42 combined common and common
B share against 1922 a combined share in
1929.
Allegheny Corporation declared regular
quarterly dividend of $138 on preferred,
payable Feb. l, record Jan. %.
Tri-ContinentaI Corporation 1880 net
profit equal to S1.6l a common share.
Investments included syndicate par
ticipations, but excluding corporations
own stocks held costing SIS, 5S5 sos; had
market value on Dec. 81, of s14,753,11S
less than cost. Liquidatng value of
common $1,000 share.
New York g. Honduras Rosario Mining
declared an extra dividend of rs cents
and regular quarterly dividend Of Is cents
payable jan. 81. record Jan. 20. Three
months ago declared 1919 cents extra and
on Dec. u last paid special dividend OF
so cents.
Sweets Company Of America, 1890 profit
$780, les after charges, but before federal
taxes against sl32,0S5 in 1929.
National Licorice Company declared
dividend of 50 on common, payable Jan.
%, record Jan, 2. Six months ago divi-
common payment since July, 1923.
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WHEAT HIGHER
DESPITE WEAK
FOREIGN NEWS
Corn and Oats Are Fraction
Lower in Early Part
of Session.

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO. Jan. 14.-Despite
weak foreign markets, wheat re-
sisted pressure as the Board OF
Trade opened this morning. july
eaSed small fraction with the old
crop months being firm. Trade
was small and scattered selling was
offset by moderate buying orders
Corn again met selling and reacted
after the late advance Tuesday,.
Oats were off small fraction witK
corn.
AT the opening wheat was I'M
changed to Il cent higher, with
July u cent lower, corn was 3; to
q cent lower and oats were x cent
lower. Provisions we're dull ana
steady.
Foreign Prices OFF
Liverpool has not been following
the strength here recently. Prices
opened steady at the English mar
ket, but lower than expected and
broke l to is cents lower by mid
afternoon on the, lower Argentine
exchange and BuenoS Aires reaction.
The latter market was off rs cents
near noon. The trade in wheat IS
mostly in the way of evening up in
May, with traders gradually getting
out of that month.
1t has more strength owing to the
report that government agencies
have been picking up wheat in the
southwest and northwest under the
prevailing prices at Chicago Thia
steady though fractional advance
has been causing shorts to cover,
especially foreigners. July virtually
is free of old crop hedges which
make shorts apprehensive.
Shipping Demand Good
Indications are that there will bsr
heavier corn feeding with the re-
turn of colder weather. There IS
more money in feeding in the in
terror than shipping to terminal
markets. This may account for che
increased marketing of wheat.
farmers having no fear Of a decline
under the stabilized prices and pre-
fering cash sales.
Oats have been following the
trend in corn. The visible supply
is ample, but the shipping demand
is good, thus f1rn1ing the futures.
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Arrangements for Christian En-
deavor week, Jan. % to Feb. 2, and
a dinner for county Endeavor So
cieties were perfected at a meeting
in Irvington Presbyterian church
Tuesday night
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Promotion of Jerome J. Keene,
federal narcotics operative in In
dianapolis, to special representative
of the United States narcotics de-
partmen5 in Washington was an
nounced today.
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New York g. Honduras Rosario Mining
declared an extra dividend of IS cents
and regular quarterly dividend of 25 cents
months ago declared 1914 cents extra and
on Dec. y last paid special dividend OF
so cents
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TWO INDIANA BANKS
FAIL TO OPEN DOORS
Westfield, Cutler Institutions Close
to Conserve Assets.
TWn indiana banks tailed b

Two Indiana banks failed to open
their doors this morning.
The first was the Westf1eld State
bank. westf1eld, Ind. It was cap
italized at $4,000. with SIS, 600 add
tional in surplus and undivided
profits. Loans we're S175,c0o and de-
posits $155,00 L. j. Baldwin was
president and F. D. Pike, cashier.
The second was the Cutler bank,
a private institution at Cutler, Ind.
Capital was $4,000: loans, 100000
and deposits, S150,000. William
Bordner was president and Ralph
Gross, cashier.
Both were voluntary closings to
conserve assets. state banking COM
miSsioners said,
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Cattle on feed for market in IL corn
belt states 10 per cent smaller on Jan.
1. than year ago according to depart
ment of agriculture; number this year
smallest since 1921 and probably smallest
since 1916
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Deaths

Lola Lewis, %. Central Indiana hospital
Fred Miller, So, 731 Prospect. coronary
Phyiiis Jane AFFORD. hour, Methodist
hospital, cerebral hemorrhage.
Elizabeth A. Miller, 70, city hospital
'n john e. csrroIl, So. 1855 North Penn
svlvania, angina pectoris-
Fred Remele. So. city hospital, chronic
nephritis.
arteriosclercsis.
Marietta z. Steele. 80, Spink-Arms An
mex chronic myocarditis.
Mathew j. Veins. 50. io4 Cherry Grove
Fred Kinney. 50, s2s Pacs. lobar pneu-
monia.
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LONDON-New York Gables opened at
S4.S5la. against ABS 1882: Paris checks
1888; Amsterdam 1905 Italy 927S5;
Berlin 20.435.
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OFFICERS ARE NAMED
indianapolis Exchange Reg
uIar Meeting Held.

Members of the Indianapolis
Stock Exchange named new Off
GERS for the year today at their
regular meeting in the Union Trust
building.
New officers are: C. L. Falvey
president; H. F. Clippinger, vice
president; A. F. Matzke, treasurer;
Herbert Todd, secretary, and G. W.
Weathers, board member. The new
officers will constitute the board of
governors.
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United Press

steady crsamery IN tub iots according e.
score. asa csc: common score discounted,
2@Sc: packing stock No. !. zoe: No. 2. 1Sc:
Higher: cases. included: extra frsts. 27c:
firsts. 22c; seconds. 20c; nearby ungrsded.
Csc. Live poultry-Thin and coarse stock
and over. zoe: lbs. and over. zoe: 3
lbs. and over. lsc: Leghorns. 3 lbs. and
over. lac; ROSTERS. lSc: capons. lbs. and
over. see: under s lbs. 2Sc: slips, 2ic:
stays. i6c; colored fryers over lbs. 27c:
over ? lbs. PIG; Lsshorn and OrpinEton
lbs. and over. 22c: black springers, i5c.
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By Times Special

LOUISVILLE. Jan. -HoRs-Receipts,
225-300 lbs. s7.85: i60-225 lbs, SS.35: i30.
$50 lbs. s7.S5: 1870 lbs. down. s725: roughs.
s6.25: stays. s5.25. Cattle-Receipts, loo:
market. steady. prime heavy steers So Sd
110: heavy shipping steers. S7.2568.5O:
medium and plain steers. $66725; fat
heifers. s7Gi0: common 70 medium heif-
$50; medium TO good cows. s5.75G4 so:
IS. 5065.50: feeders. S6.50GT50: Stockers'
S4n6: medium to good feeders. $500 s. so.
Calves-Receipts. 200: market. steady; good
to choice. SST10: extreme tops. $40; me-
diums S55017: common to medium, So so
as. Sheep-Receipts. so: market, steady:
ewes and wether lambs. So: buck lambs.
81: seconds. SIS down: clipped sheep. S2G
calves. 50: hogs. los; sheep. none.
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HOTEL MANAGER NAMED
Il. 1. Griffith in Charge of Antlers
TOwne Club to Be ODened

Towne Club to Be Opened.
r. 1. Griffith, formerly assistant
general manager of Albert pick
hotels, operating fifty hotels in the
middle west, has been appointed
managing director of the Hotel Ant
lers, $50 North Meridian street. this
city.
Griffith is directing the opening
Of the Towne Club Saturday night
in the ballroom.
He has had many years of ex-
perience in operating hotel chains
in the middle west.
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CAR SYSTEM EARNINGS
DECREASE $77,212.24
Gross Revenues for November OFF
S73,353.68 From 1929 Perin6.

Gross revenues of the Indian
apolis Street Railway Company de-
creased $73,353.68 in November, 1880.
over November, 1929, and operating
expenses for the month last year
increased $9,669.40, according to a.
report filed with the public service
commission today.
Net earnings for the month were
s29,433.66, a decrease of $77,212.54
over November, 1929, and when de-
auctions had been made for pay
ments on securities, the COMPANY
showed loss Of $21 ,611.84.
Gross revenues for the month
we're 1888 1864, and operating ex-
penses $286. $685.
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Produce Markets

Eggs Country Runl-Loss of delivered
in Indianapolis. zoe: henerv quality No.
Csc: No. 2. 15c.
Poultry lBuvins Pricesl Hens. weigh
ing 5 lbs. or over. lie; under 5 lbs. 15c:
Leghorn hens. lie: springers. lbs. or
over. sl6c: or under 8, lbs. l5c: ducks.
full feather fat white. lie: geese. lie.
These prices are for No. top quality
quoted BY Kingan & Co.
Butter twholeSalel mo. I. Sl132c: No.
2. 29G30c.
Butterfat-25c.
Cheese wholesale selling orice pef
poundl American loaf. sic: pimento loaf.
32cc: Wisconsin flrStS. &c: Longhorus. sac:
New York Limberger. acc.
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BIZ United Press

ket quiet: Long Island, $1.S564 parrel;
southern, IS barrel: Maine $S@S.75 bar
rel: Idaho. 45c ass sack Bermuda, S71
Sweet potatoes-Market. quiet; jersey bas-
kets. 7ocs4SS: southern baskets, slG2.
F1our--Market, firm and quiet; spring
mess. 1898 so. Lard-Narket. steady; mid
dlewest spot ss.e5@9.05. Tallow-Market.
quiet: SPECIAL to extra. Al G4iac. Dressed
chickens 20G39c: capons. 25144c; fowls,
l4Q2sc; ducks. 1S623c; Long. Island ducks.
and normal. quotations not available,
Cheese-Market. dull; state whole milk.
fancy to special. 1sG221ac; young Amer
icas. 17@20c.
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BIZ United Press
14.--Eggs-Market.

CHICAGO, jan; --Eggs-Market.
24ta a 25c: hrsts. 1851 Gzylsc: ordinaries'
lsa2lc; seconds, l2Mlec, Butter-Market,
firmer: receipts. $40 tubs: extras. 27c:
extra frsts. 26@26izc: firstS 4IaM25iac:
seconds. % q 24c: standards 3634e. Poultry
Market. about steady: receipts, 2 cars:
fowls. 2le: springers. ale. Leghorns. l5c:
ROSTERS. lac. Cheese-Twins. 15X d1Slzc:
Young Americas. Ice. Potatoes-On track.
steady TO stronger: Wisconsin sacked round
whites $l.45 go: Idaho sacked Russets,
Sl.6542. Colorado McClures. branded,
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The market value trend lines show, in billions
Of dollars, the actual market valuation of all stocks
listed the New York Stock Exchange; the solid
line reflects the figures reported once a month by
the Stock Exchange, whereas the dotted line shows
the week to week compilation by the Financial World.
The loan ratio expresses the percentage of brok-
ers' loans Ito Stock Exchange members) to total
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Other Livestock
BN United Press


CHICAGO, Jan; 14.-,Hogs Receipts, &C.
tive. 10915c lower; heavtes of least top
1925: bulk 130-210 lbs, S8@s.15; 220-31C
lbs. $7.4O@7.9O; pigs, s7.85Qs;25; few,
SS;SS: ,ppa packing sows. $64o96;65; light
825; light weight, 10000 lbs. good and
choice, $81S25; medium weights. 200-25C
lbs. good and choice. $3.50 @8.l5; heavy
7e9g5t ~ 26GsSo lbs goods aDd choice
dunn and good, $6.25@6.75; slaughter pigs
100-130 lbs. good and choice, $7.506S. IS
Cattle-Receipts. $500: calves, 1000: better
grade fed steers and long yearlings strong
steady to strong; general trade mod
erately active; she stock ruling steady
% TO tstF0 sseer best ysa5 e5 T :is5
100000 lbs, good and choice, S9.75@14.25;
l4.25; 1901 300 lbs. good and choice.
S SSs q 1901 so 500 obs lbs good and
and medium. .$6.25 9,75; heifers. 55O-s5O
lbs. good and choice. $7.75611.75; com
mon and medium, 5000; cows, good and
choice, S5.25@7.25; common and medium,
Choice (beefj. Sass; cutter cutter to medium UNI
S ShoSe gys1eFs mddum 4e gSS9a s en
cattle steers, 50o-1o lbs, good and
choice. $769: common and medium. So. 50@
Z Sheep-Receipts, 10. 900; steady to a
shade lower: decline on fat lambs; few
butchers, $3.50: fat ewes mostly. .$3.50@4:
lambs 80 lbs down good and choice, $7.85
@SO n se 5ne Ss7o@aS0 a ,b weights
dnm to SRoioe s al sG-1 Reig gR{ @ cH
and common, S1.5063 feeding lambs, so
IS lbs, good and choice, S7@7.T5.
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BIZ United Press

CLEVELAND Jan. 4-Butter-Extras.
27c; standards. 26s4c. Eggs-Extras. Csc;
medium. is-1sc: Leghorn fowls. tic 1sc;
heavy broilerS, 23625e: Leghorn broilers,
lSc; ducks. Csc: old cocks. 1Sc; stays. zoe;
Potatoes%Msine Green Green Mountain, S2.soG
2.60 per 150-lb. sack; Idaho Russets, $2.25
92.35 per 100-lb. sack.
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Net Changes
Jan. IA

By United Press
NEW YORK. Jan. 13.-Closing
prices and net changes on principal
stocks traded on the New York
Stock Exchange follow:
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Local Wagon Wheat

City grain elevators are paying zoe for
No. l red wheat and 6sc for No. / hard
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Miniature Golf Shoes Now

By United Press
BOSTON, Jan. 14.-Sport shoes
designed especially for women min
iature golfers are exhibited at the
Boston national shoe style show.
These shoes have leather soies.
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BIZ United Press

CINCINNATI, Jan. i4.-Hogs-Receipts
!. 400: holdovers 100; slow, unevenly. steady
weights in instances Csc lower in very
spotted trade; better grade, 15o-22o lbs.
down; 25-250 lbs. Ss6s.25, some sss5:
downward to s7.25 or below; I3o-i40 lbs
mostly $8.25 sows weak: spots quoted
lower: bulk 1925; weighty kinds. Sc Cat
tle-Receipts. 325; calves. 500; slow, about
steady; odd lots Of lower grade steers
kinds upward to SO; most beef cows, $4.T5
$3.50; bulk 10 cutters and cutter cows,
1904: bulls. S585 down; good and choice
vealers- steady at S106li; lower grades,
$3.50 down. Sheep-ReceiptS. $780, slow,
steady: better grade handyweight lambs,
S6.50@9; common and medium $1,000
$50; fat ewes. 5000.
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By United Press

PITTSBURGH. Jan. 14.-Hogs-Receipt
3G SOO b5 aTses SISSY S aS higher 15S
ass; 2zo- 800 lbs. ssGs.25; packing sows
mostly. s6.50Q6.75.. Cattle-Receipts. as;
Calves-Receipts. 1875: market slow to soc
lower: good and choice vealers $40 5O6
1880. Sheep-Receipts. 225: market steady:
SIPS.
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By United Press

EAST BUFFALO. N. Y, Jan. l4.-Hogs
below 220 lbs. active to all interests.
steady to 1oc lower, weightier kinds drag
gy, lo@2oc lower; bulk desirable l70-2l0
@9: 220-240 lbs. $8.250s so; 2sO-2e0 lbs,
$8g825;. packing sows, $6.2506.75. Cattle
,I,Eeceipts. 275; COWS active, strong to Csc
steers $50; calves, receipts, 1876; vealers
down; steady to weak, good to choice,
Sheep-Receipts, 500; lambs unchanee6
good to choice .ss.759s.S5; strictly choice
quoted SO; medium kinds and strong
weights, S80825
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The City
i'm Brief
THURSDAY EVENTS

indianapolis Passenger Traffic Club,
$3.50 p. m, Chamber of Commerce.
Advertising Club luncheon. Sphinx
Arms. ,
Indiana state child health and well
fare conference, 8 p. m, national guard
armory.
indianapolis Engineering Society lunch
con, Board Of Trade.
American Business Club luncheon, CO.
lumbia Club.
Indianapolis Real Estate Board lunch
con, indianapolis Athletic Club.
Sigma M luncheon, Board of Trade.
Shrine Caravan Club luncheon, Murat
temple.
Sigma Chi Alumni Association lunch
con, Board of Trade.
Indiana League for the Hard Of Hear
ing meeting, II a. M, Stokes building.
Delegation from the MarOtt hotel
Tuesday asked the safety board to
place bus loading station at
Twenty seventh and Meridian
streets.
Andrew KostaS, past president,
will install new officers Of the
James Whitcomb Riley chapter, Or
der of Ahepa, at the Lincoln to-
night New officers: William z.
BilSon, president; George Stalas,
vice-president; Thomas Marines,
secretary; Peter Alexander, treas
urer; Thomas Valas, chaplain, and
Nick Hantzes, warden.
DIR. Charles G. Obermeyer, a
young English student of psychology
and philosophy, who has made an
exhaustive study of modern trends
of education and it's effect on pres
ent and future generations, will
speak Sunday night at the open TO-
rum of Kirshbaum community CEN
ter.
Arrangements for Christian En-
deavor week, Jan. % to Feb. 2, and
a dinner for county EndeaYor So
cieties were perfected at meeting
in Irvington Presbyterian church
Tuesday night.
Promotion of Jerome j. Keene,
federal narcotics operative in In
dianapolis, to special representative
Of the United States narcotics de-
partmen5 in Washington was an
nounced today.
Henry c. Kern was named presi-
dent Of the Holy Name Society Of
st. Philip Neri Oratory, Tuesday
night. Other officers elected were
Luther E. Taylor, president;
Lawrence Polliquin, secretary; John
Ford, treasurer. and Joseph Solo
mon, marshal.
Elmer E. Bontrager, 1894 West
Eighteenth street, was appointed to
the fire force by the safety board
Tuesday. He succeeds George
Stapp, who was retired on pension.
Physical examination of detee-
tive Patrick Finneran was ordered
Tuesday by the safety board. Fin
neran has been i'll for six months.
Mems Club of Meridian Heights
Presbyterian church will hear
OA4d4ACo L. AO1111l5 kJAGOlQG1lb VI lie
State Life Insurance Company,
speak on Yellowstone Park at a
dinner meeting tonight.
"a Major Objective in Education"
will be the subject Of an address of
Schools Superintendent Paul G.
Stetson at a fellowship dinner in
Northwood Christian church Thurs
day night.
Plans for the improvement of
West Vermont street. from White
river to Belmont avenue, were or
dered drawn today by the works
board over objections of small
number Of property owners.
Christian Men Builders member
ship group of the Third Christian
church, Seventeenth street and
Broadway, will meet at tonight.
Fletcher Savings and Trust Com
pany today purchased a SIS, 900 mu-
nicipal airport bond issue by the
city with $1,000 premium and 4 per
cent interest.
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BIZ United Press

. AZ CLEVELAND 5aidS; Jan, 14.-Hogs;- Regents
lower: 2iO lbs. down. Sc 506s6 50; 220-25O
lbs $50; 250-300 lbs. downward to $785:
ceipts. $50; slow; barely steady; around
$760@S on common steers; some bids
lower, scattering downward to So: fat
cows around S565.50, and cutter grade
largely $2.0564; mostly steady. Calves
Receipts. 100. very uneven; in general
above $13: $1250 downward on sizeable
lots; common to medium 500 11.5o. most
y; culls downward to So. Sheep-Receipts.
opening; spot 25c over close on fat lambs
at $850@875 and occasionally 50 on pack
ages to local killers; throwouts, S767.50,
mostly. and aged sheep steady.