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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-23
PRIEST DISAPPEARS
Radio Aids in Search for Rev
Francis CloughertY.

TOLEDO, Ohio, February % R.-
Although the radio Saturday and yes
terday carried an appeal for informa-
ton, no clue has been found in the
search for the Rev. Francis Clougherty,
chancellor of the Catholic University at
Peiping. China, who disappeared here
more than month ago.
Descriptions of the missing Benedictine
monk were broadcast from Toledo, Chi
cago and Detroit. He had been injured
in an automobile accident in New York
State short time before his disappear
ance and friends fear he is a victim of
amneSia.
Father Clougherty had been resting
IN Detroit and left that city January
IL for Youngstown, Ohio. He left the
train here, however, and went to a hos
pital for treatment for a cold.
Next morning Father Clougherty left
Tor the station and has not been heard
from since
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-23
SOL BLOOM SPEAKS
AT WASHINGTON RITES
Havenner Reads Farewell Address
Before Association of Oldest
Inhabitants Celebration.

The regular George Washington
birthday anniversary celebration of the
Association OF Oldest Inhabitants of the
District of Columbia was held TODAY at
Western Presbyterian Church, with
Representative Sol Bloom of New York
associate director of the George Wash
ington Bicentennial Commission, as the
principal speaker.
DR.. George C. Havenner, president of
the Federation Of Citizens Associations
read Washington's farewell address.
A business meeting preceded the cele-
bration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-23

reminded him of Valley Forge. In
fact, we have reversed the old sys-
tenn. We all get fat in war times
and thin during peace. I bet after
seeing us, he would sue us for call
ing him father"
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FOREIGN,

Moon, Greenwich time, todayJ
Horta FayaD, Azores. SO Cloudy
Hamilton, Bermuda SO Cloudy
San Juan, Porto Rico.... 70 Cloudy
Havana, Cuba .......... so Part cloudy
Colon, Canal Zone....... 30 Part cloudy
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FROM NORFOLK, FEB 2ath
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Prom CHARLESTON, w VA.,M AR and
TO PITTSBURGH ... MAJ ond
Regular weekly service for part loads TO
phia and New York
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO. INC.
A1o lOtn st. NV. Met iS4g
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

FIRE INSURANCE POLICIES NOS. ieO03 TO
16O25, inclusive, of the Central Fire Insurance
Company OF Baltimore. bearing the Imprint
OF a B. Fennel. Kensinston,. Md, have dis
appeared from the ONCE of The Security
Loan & Trust Company. Inc. WASHINGTON.
ID. G. Their use is unauthorized Property
owners are hereby warned against the ac-
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system Of equal
rights to all and
privil eyes to
none" working
50 S m DOT hi Y
that seven mil
lion are without
a c h nc e to
earn their liv-
ing. He would
see 'en hand
ing out rations
in peace time,
fhof x1Jo,t1d hayo
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-13
|BrightSpots
of Business

February United States and Ca
madam motor output 230,364 units
against 1889 in January.
North American Edison Com
pany and subsidiaries 1890 net
$4S,613,160, against $4S,o62,216 in
1929.
Industrial Rayon Corporation
1880 net s1,547,529, against $1,451,-
729 liz 1929.
Standard Safe Deposit Company
raises dividend from So to $40 an
nually.
Sharon Steel Hoop Company
open-hearth output up to 66 per
cent, highest in several months.
Carnegie Steel Company increases
active blast furnaces.
Western Pipe & Steel Company
gets order for $1,500,00O steel pipe.
International Match Company
1880 net $9,588,775 against $780,
210 in 1929.
Peoples Drug Stores, 1880, sales
increased $1,0OO,000.
Midland Utilities Company, 1880
profit $764 a common share, against
SLOT in 1929.
Shenango Furnace Company starts
another blast furnace and mold
plant, employing 400 men.
Pennsylvania railroad inquiring
for 100 electric locomotives.
w. T. Grant Company net year
ened Jan. 81, $3,349,174, against $4,-
057,75 preceding year.
Crown Drug Stores February sales
up SIS per cent over February, 1880.
Warden Foundry and Pipe Cor
poration 1880 net $417142, against
$293,517 in 1929
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Special Notices

Why Suffer With Piles
lung. throat. catarrh, sinus. eczema,
liver and kidney troubles when you can
RRotRins ST. strcty home e T9st Gl
Mailed parcel post to any part of U. S.
Call or write for free literature. G. r.
Wvsonp 2lo K. of p bldg. Ri. 4267
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FUTURES HOLD
UNCHANGED IN
LIGHT TRADING
Weakness at Winnipeg and
Liverpool Weakening
Factors.
BY HOWARD E. RAINYILLE
United Press staff Correspondent

CHICAGO, March 13.-Wheat
opened dull and steady in light
trade on the Board of Trade to-
day. Scattered selling and mod
crate buying gave the deferred de-
liveries a weak aspect, but the de-
cline was small early.
Weakness at Winnipeg and and
Liverpool were the depressing fac
tors. Corn started steady and some
what firm. Argentine news continues
to be bulliSh on corn. The cash
month was inactive at the start.
Oats were unmoved in a small trade.
At the opening old wheat was
Il cent higher with new wheat un-
changed to Is cent lower. Corn was
unchanged to Il cent up and oats
were unchanged. Provisions were
slow, but strong.
Foreign Marts Weaken
Liverpool opened steady. but
weakened on larger Australian and
Russian shipments. selling off e to
q cent by mid AFTERNOON, Buenos
Aires dropped Ia cents during the
morning.
Spreading operations are attract
ing more attention among traders
and are becoming an important
factor although short selling is dis
couraged. More constructive fea-
lures to the market cause hesitancy
on the short side.
There is a liberal sized short in
terest but world markets are show
ing a resistance to news of a bear
ish nature. The foreign situation is
being watched closely as 1t is the
belief that any charge in sentiment
must originate there.
Argentine Corn Up
The substantial advance in Ar
gentine corn prices is helping corn
here but the inability of wheat to
stir out of it's rut holds the market
in check. There is very little old
crop corn left in Argentina and
it is of poor quality. The new
crop will not be ready for a month
or more. Meanwhile, the demand
abroad is increasing.
The effect of the sharp advance
in corn prices in Argentina is
shown in the increased demand for
oats and barley Large export TAX
ings of Canadian barley have been
reported and it is the belief that
oats, too, will be taken. This would
probably result in higher prices
here.
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DOW-JOneS
Summary

Wisconsin bank shares declared regular
able March 81, record March %.
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
February sales $82.384, 506 against $50, 1911
BIB in February. 1880. a decrease of So, 737,-
mstsd st 44s.Sis against 400. 5ss 'o IN Feb Feb
ruary, 1880, an increase Of 42.sSO tons.
New. York cables opened at ABS 27-s2
against 4.85 1892; Paris checks. 124;14;
20.4l2.
Standard Screw Company year ended
Dec. 81 consisting net income $534.957
after depreciation and federal taxes,
equal after per cent preferred divi-
dends to ss.16 share, par 500 on &c.
500 shares common. against S1,4OS,4sO or
S227 IS share in 1929.
International Telephone and Telegraph
Corporation and associated companies
1880 net S2.07 share on 6,642,508 shares
against $500 share on 5,S58.984 shares
in 1929. Declared regular quarterly divi-
dend of so cents.
Lambert Company in 1880 earned 1926
share against $1,000 p share in 1929.
Premier Bennett of Canada at opening
Of parliament promises further tariff re-
orderly marketing of wheat crop and plan
to make wheat pool 100 per cent effec-
tive.
1851 net prot az after 0 Charges SS and
federal taxes against SOL, 625 in preceding
year.
Consumption Of crude rubber by manu-
facturers in United States for February
estimated at 28797 long tons, an increase
OF less than ! per cent over January con-
sumption OF 26,557 long tons. but counter
to the usual seasonal decrease of 4 per
cent according to Rubber Manufacturers
Association. Imports in February we're
$685. long tons against 37.o9s in January.
Total domestic stocks of crude rubber on
hand and IN transit overland in February
estimated ia 212S33 long tons and increase
of | $40 per cent over January and
Al $40 per cent over February. 1880.
Secretary Of Labor Doak reports Feb
ruary employment in manufacturing in
dustries increased l 4-1O per cent over
January. Pay rolls increased ~ per cent
over January.
National Air Transport. Inc. proposes
reduction in authorized common to $50 900
shares from 100000 shares.
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"a COMPANIES NOW IN
BILLION DOLLAR CLASS
Railroads, Utilities. Industrials,
Banks, Insurance Represented.

Railroads, Utilities. Industrials,
Banks, Insurance Represented.
The list of billion-dollar corpo-
rations in America, selected on a
basis of total assets, now numbers
twenty-four and includes seven
railroads. five public utilities, five
banks, four insurance companies and
three industrials, according to a re-
cent compilation. They are:
American Telephone and Tele-
graph, United States Steel, Southern
Pacific, Pennsylvania railroad,
Standard Oil of New Jersey, New
York Central. Canadian Pacific,
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe,
Union Pacific, Consolidated Gas of
New York, Baltimore & Ohio, Cities
Service, Commonwealth and South
ern, United States Electric Power
Corporation, General Motors, Chase
National bank, National City bank,
Guaranty Trust of New York, Con-
tinental Illinois Bank and Trust,
TTansamerica Corporation. Metro
politan Life Insurance Company,
New York Life. Equitable Life, and
Prudential Insurance Company of
America.
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Painting and Papering

Fdlntlng ana fdpeFlIlg
General House Cleaning
Paper Cleaning, 75c Room
Hardwood floors washed. shellacked,
waved. polish. Work done at once. Be. 12l6
PAPERING. painting. vanishing. floor
finishing. new floors laid. Special man
for cleaning wall paper, paint or fresco
work; al material furnished. Large halls
churches out of town work solicited
20 years exp: estimates free. DR.. 023l
Paper Cleaning, 75c per Room
guar. Ha. O429-R. day or night.
PAPER FURNISHED-HUNG REMOVED
BY STEAM. PAINTING. PLASIERlNG,
ESTIMATES FREE. PROMPT SERVICE.
PRICES RIGHT. CHI. 05l2
Paper Hanging IS Cents Per. Poll.
Cleaning, Painting. Plastering.
Work Guarn. CHEVALIER. Oh. 0632.
PAPERING, painting roofing and repair
ing 10 months TO pay. Guaranteed work
manshIp OWENS. DR.. 3263-W.
REMOVE BY STEAM
wall paper. So for room. and Up. Oh. eaas.
Paper Hanging; Cleaning
Painting work guar. Robertson. DR.. 1852.
paint washing; paper removed By steam.
6. A. GEORGE. Ha. 1857.
HOME BEAUTIFIERS.
25th at Meridian. Ia. 3420.
PAPER Hanying: Cleaning: House Cleaning.
WALL washing. paper cleaning, floors
washed. waxed. polished: work guaran-
teed:s cut prices. r ADAMS. Ch. zs49.
PAPER hanging; cleaning 81 per room:
immediate service. BARLOW. DR.. 6s12.
PAPER HANGING-Cleaning: est. free.
Oh. 2004. FRANK JACKSON. II. 24i5.
Paper hang: cleang. tho mussI: painting
prompt service. BENNETT. Ch. 1885,
PAINTING: roofing. high grade mat. yrs,
exp.: attractive prices this mo. Hu. 40l4
PAINTING-Paper hung & cleaned. floors
refnished: work guar. BOALS- Oh 1910.
PAPER hanging. 15c roll: IS I'm. I'D. Cood
work. white men. THOMPSON. Ri. 1850.
PAPER hanging, cleaning and painting.
work guaranteed. Be. l921-W, Ia. 1915.
PAPER FURNISHED-And hung. Personal
service. $40 I'D. @. FREW. Be. o636-R.
3 GADBERRY. paper cleaner 81 peT
room. WORK guaranteed. RI. 1858.
GADBERRY PAPER CLEANERS
work guaran.s compensation. n. 3445.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-13
CARS ARE STREAMLINED
German Trans" Have Three Set:
of Brakes for High Speeds.

DRESDEN, Germany, March 49,
Stream-lined street cars have made
their appearance in this city. 1t is
said that reduced resistance brought
about the unique construction re-
suits in greater speed.
The cars are equipped with three
braking systems to insure safety at
high speeds attained. Windows are
Of special glass, which admits ultra
violet rays.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-13
Deaths

LYMAN Rabinowitz. rs. sf5 Maple
chronic myocarditis
Harry .Eads, 80, city hospital, bronchc
Kate E. Hoover. SO. 1880 Eugene. cere-
bral hemorrhage.
Joseph schindwolf. 81. city hospital. en-,
Anna shuster. ss, Central Indiana hos.
pital pyelitis.
Joshua B. Poteet. SO. 7o5 North Colorado
cerebral hemorrhage
Adaline B. Tiney. SO. 215s North Illinois
hypostatic pneumonia.
August Klann, 70. 3l4 East Minnesota
lobar pneumonia.
Lucinda Taylor. IS. Central Indiana hos.
pital general paralysis.
John W. Sturgeon, SO, 80 North Belmont
lobar penumonia
Sarah Ryker IS. Central Indiana hos
pital, cerebral apoplexy.
Harry Hamilton. 3, city hospital, acct
Annie Booker, As. ss4o North Meridian
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-13
Arrivals and Departures

Municipal Airport-Richard A,
Arnett, pilot, Indianapolis to Find
lay, O., Waco, with Miss Helen
Adams, passenger; Embry- Riddle
passengers included Fl. c. Lincoln
of New York, o. H. Else and Leroy
E. Nelson of Chicago, bound to Chi
cago; T. and w. A. passengers in
Guided Major F. D. Applin and Mrs.
K. r. Williams Of Columbus, o.
Hoosier Airport-Harry Boggs, In
dianapolis to Columbus, Travel Air.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-13
Produce Markets

Eggs country runl--Loss of delivered
in Indianapolis, tic; henerT quality NO l..
l9c No g l2c.
lbs or over, tic; under 5 lbs. Ice;
Leghorn hens. lie; capons. ~ lbs; up. 22Sc:
6la-7ia lbs. 24c; under So lbs. zoe:
springers. lbs. or over. tic; or under D
lbs. i7c: ducks springers. lie; old cocks
901lc: ducks. full feather fat White &c;
geese, &C. These prices are for No. top
quality quoted by Kingan g. Co.
Butter (wholesalel No /. 3l@S2c; NO.
2. 29030c Butterfat-30c.
Cheese wholesale selling price per
pound )-American loaf sic; p.mento loaf,
sac: wisconsin f1rsts. 27c: Longhorns. SAC;
New York LimberGer. soc.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-13
HOTEL EDWARD
PRINCETON HOTEL

With bafh e ~. citv beat. 81 ni,to..
home, ladies. gentlemen. $50 S. Illinois.
CLINTON HOTEL-29 Va Ave. HousekpInz-
and sleeping rms: steam heat. 50 to S.
HOTEL AMERICAN-2i0ls s. M Nice
clean, mod. rms, with or without bath;
weekly rates.
CAPITOL HOTEL-i102 ~ Capitol; nice
warm mod. rms: reas. rates Ri. 0742
COLONIAL HOTEI-Excelient room5- 81
week Two persons; with bath 5000. tTo
persons.
DRExEL-ARMS-7 n. Illinois: 100 out.
CLEAN comfortable rms attractive VI-iT
rates. Oneida Hotel, new mangmt. 2f4
s. Illinois st.
HOTEL ST. DENIS-l3s " Market. clean
nice rms. running hot. cold water. IS Up.
TRY TINES WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-13
NEW YORK COFFEE RANGE
Births

Armstead and Clatie Anderson. $50 West
Thirty second.
Richard and Bertha Book. 1851 West
wilkins.
Walter and Lauretta Luckett, l1o7
Blaine.
Leafie and Mary Cain. 4s4o Winthrop.
Morgan and Laura Martin, 1854 Hoefgen.
Girls
Charles and Edna Reese. 1880 Reisner
Ralph and Marjorie Hoffhein, 2TlS Allen.
Charles and Sarah Morgan. 2116 West
Minnesota.
James and Martha Duncan. T1s West
Twenty sixth-
Twins
Fred and TeSsie Heacock. 1883 South
Emerson. girls.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-13
Minister Flies East

By United Press
LOS ANGELES, Cal, March 49,
Prince Jean Mattel Ghica, Ru-
manian air minister, left here al
1928 a. m. Up. S. To today for New
York, in the airplane in which he
intends to- attempt a nonstop flight
next month from Bucharest to
Capetown, South Africa, a distance
of $500 miles.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-13
PORKER PRICES
MOVE UPWARD
At CITY YARDS
Cattle Steady; Veal and
Sheep Markets Hold
Unchanged.

All classes in the hog market
showed signs of strength this morn
ing at the Union Stockyards. For
weights under $40 pounds prices
we're generally 25 cents higher. For
24O to 300 pounds the range was
30 to so cents up. The bulk, 40 to
300 pounds, sold for So to $3.50. Re-
ceipts were 1000; holdovers- 70.
Cattle were mostly steady, re-
ceipts numbering 500. Good and
choice veals held unchanged, sell
ing at $3.50 to $1,000. Lower
tendency was noted on other classes.
Calf receipts were 300.
Little change was noted in the
sheep market, good lambs holding
steady, others selling at $3.50 down,
Chicago hog receipts were 10000,
including 10000 directs. Holdovers,
5000. Market fairly active on light
weights and held around 10 cents
higher than Thursdays average.
Good to choice hogs weighing ITO to
210 pounds, sold at 1925 to $8.35.
Choice kinds held higher, while 225
to 25O-pounders were selling at $7.7O
to SO. Cattle receipts we're 1000.
Calves, 1000, and steady. Sheep re-
ceipts 10000, and strong.
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United Press

CINCINNATI. O., March iS.-Butter-
Steady: creamery in tub lots lots according
ton score. ga 29c: common score dis
counted Ease: packing stock No 1, 24c.
No. ?, 20c; No. 3. l2isc: butter. fat. asa
27c Esgs-t ssse5d cases in'lndsd extra
graded. zoe; duck eggs, 26c: goose eggs
90c. Live Poultry-Thin and coarse stock
and over, 2lc; 4 lbs. and over. 22c: 5 lbs.
and over. 22c; Le=horns lbs. and over
lec: rosters 1sc capons lbs. and over.
SEC. under lbs. 2Sc; over lbs. 35c;
broilers new crop full featheTed IL lbs.
and over. S5c; over \ lbs, 35c.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-13
The CITY
i'm Brief

DIR. John Timothy Stone, presi-
dent of the Presbyterian Theological
seminary of Chicago, addressed the
annual assembly of the Winters
Night college in the First Baptist
church Thursday night.
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Other Livestock
By United Press

BY OUtteU Press
CINCINNATI. March 49, - Hogs Re-
ceipts, 1900; heldover none: active, mostly
as S6oE mostly y'' $3.50 on $50 lbs. 0N down 9RH
butchers above $50 lbs. scarce, about
steady; 10000 lbs. ouotable $8@8.25; 100
Cattle-Receipts. 325; calves, ATS: steers
and heifers mostly steady: spots weak; me-
dunn to good. $6.50@8.50: more common
material down to So; other classes fairly
active, steady: most beef cows. S4.7505. so;
bulk low cutters and cutter cows largely
$2:75@4; bulls IS down; vealers active.
largely s10110.50; lower grades, $3.50
down. Sheep-.Receipts, rs; not enough to
make a market: better grade handy
weight lambs quotable $9G95O; common
and medium, S6.50@8; sheep rcminally
strong at $30350 with best fat ewes
quotable upward to 81.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-13
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
CONCESSIONS At THE MUNICIPAL


AIRPORT
Notice is hereby given that the Board
Of Public Works OF the City of Indianapo-
in the CITY Hall. Until ten l1ol - O'CLOCK
a. m. on the goth day of March. 1881.
Tor the leasing Of the dining room and
kitchen in the Administration Building
OF the Municipal Airport of the City of
including the exclusive right and privilege
to sell soft drinks, food. candy. news
papers magazines. periodicals and all
connection with. the operation Of said
dining room and kitchen.
Each bidder will be required to submit
fat bid in the amount Of rent he. pro-
room and kitchen for the term of two III
years. and in addition thereto. a bid de-
signaling the percentage OF the gross
sales Of said dining room. including the
newspapers. etc. he proposes to pay. in
addition to the rent. for the exclusive
privilege of selling such food, drinks and
be required to furnish and. equip said
dining room and kitchen with the neces-
sary furniture and fixtures, subject "a
the approval of the Board Of Public
brances. and to occupy and operate said
leased premises subject to all current
rules and regulations adopted BY the
Board of Public Works with reference to
Ali bids must be, Submitted in duplicate
in a sealed envelope. together with the
statutory non-collusion affidavit.
The successful bidder will be required
Board of Public Works.
Teh Board Of Public Works reserves the
right to reject any and all bids.
e. KIRK MCKINNEY.
LOUIS c. ERANDT.
CHARLES q, BRTTTCN.
Board ~ Public Works.
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Ralph F. Wilcox, state forester,
will speak on 1.-THE Reforestration
Program in Indiana" Monday noon
at the Scientech Club meeting at
the Lockerbie.
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Chicago Grain Table


Weather conditions at a. m:
Southeast wind, 10 miles an hour;
temperature, al; barometric pres
sure, 3O.19 at sea level; ceiling, 5000
feet; visibility, miles; field good.
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Walter TyreiI of Chicago, repre-
sentative of the General Outdoor
Advertising Company, addressed
the Advertising Club Thursday at
the Columbia Club.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-13
Rn nnited Press

NEW YORK. March Potatoes--.Mar-
ket, dull and lower; Long Island S2Sog
Maine S3.756s.4o barrel: Idaho s5c@s2.l 10
sack; Bermuda, S799 barrel; Canads. soc
6S3.75 barrel. Sweet pota toeS-Market,
dull: Jersey baskets, T5cd SO; southern
baskets si50G215, Flour-Market. dull
and unchanged; spring patents, s4.50d4 so.
Market steady; middiewest spot, s925Q
Gas. Tallow-Market. steady; special to
extra. 35s6S7sc Dressed poultry-Mar-
Set steady: turkeys, 25G4Sc; chickens. 2S
"a sSc: broiiers 500 soc: fowls, l4M26c;
Long Island ducks, 23@24c. Live poultry
Market steady to firm: geese, 11@15c;
ducks. i5G35c; fowls, 20Q Csc; turkeys. %
a 40c: roosters, 14@l6c; chickens. 19929c:
capons. 2lQ 42c; broilers, 500 SIC. Cheese
cial. l6G22lsc; young Americas. l6@2oc.
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Death Notices

KEHRER. JOSEPHINE-B Beloved wife. of
Charles Kehrer,, mother Of AgneS A.. Kari kari
j. Iona H. and George B. kehrer, passed
awav Wednesday. March II. at a. m,
age 6S years. Funeral from residence
1901 East Georgia St.. SATURDAY, March y
$50 a. m. Services at st. Marys church,
a. m. Burial St. Joseph's cemetery.
Friends invited. deceased was member
Of the Mother of God Society OF ST.
Mary's church
KTMPFI,. FREDERICK A.-Age SO years;
beloved brother of Nick @. Kimpel. passed
away suddenly Wednesday. March II,
1881. 8 a. m. Funeral Saturday, March
4; P. m; at the G. I7, i. HER Ts1a y
Friends invited Burial Crown Hill.
sWENSON. IRIS LESLIE WILLIAMS Be
loved wife OF Hedge Swenson and sister
of Trevor Williams, departed this lie
Wednesday, March II. age % years; Fu-
neral Saturday. March IA. at the MOORE
& KIRK FUNERAL HOME. $3.50 Station
St, at o. nj. Burial Crown Hill. Friends
invited Friends may call at residence
1916 E. 26th St. until II noon SATURDAY..
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STOCK SHARES
uneven AFTER
EARLY BREAK
Rally Under Way at Noon
With Steel Up From
Previous Close.
Average Stock Prices

Average Of thirty industrials for Thurs-
day was 1904. of IN. Average Of twenty
twenty att GlS Vas III 9 Of sver Sserae 81
Of forty bonds was 9s.43. off IL.