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The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-25
NOW YOU SEND ONE IN
If fish make brains,
 (You'v heard this bloop,) For d better noodle, Why not noodle soup?
Good evening.

Heard the line of bathing suits. Jack (Damond) Barry took Superintendent of Parks Irv Harrison the hurdles in game of huffe board Lakewood Park. The final 5049 with Iv the red Now Jack threatens challenge Bill Shea. Woua boy, wota boy Bill Shea. Jack Derwin Pete Griffin dr. and George Topsy had spirited foursome board the night and Bills blue blazer narrowly escaped going the jack Guess I'll try hand the game the the family crate wheez the hill to Lakewood. Roy Winters instrung Frank Kinney in golf. Roys has all the fappers using their kodaks In his plus eight whites and minus four blacks Roy IS indeed heavens golfers Melvin Will kns bids famous general Hes taken pup with the avdity of army regular Not content with pup tenng during the day Mel sleeps under night Of such stuff heroes made.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-25
July lottings

July jottings Mrs William Moran and daughter Maxine visiting Mrs Moans daughter Mrs F. Ne o,r of New York Ed Moran has been Bay Viewing and Herb Moran from Deer island, Bantam lake, which he claims to be dear than If you re look ing green there spot at Lake MahoPae tna 6Il, ,b bill Mir and Mrs Ed Wke have been Catskllng
 Painted arrows the surface along Freight street advise trucks Belgian block portion but they pay little heed the admonion and continue to float along with pas en0er vehicles Years ago welcomed the the cob season. it's become dlsaHeul since corn borer patrols have been active the highways
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-25

Notes from the cuff of coumnst Jim Horsey, the from the and will spend couple of months with villagers Anna Maekie found lot of new v,-,t;on inv, at Old Orchard Maine Walter Dallas will ,,erd few days at Cape Cod Alexander Dallas making
 ,nendid recovery from his recent illness Charley Green he during the weeks the Wbie mountains Thanks to the U. P. S w. Glass oanv for T few fountain pen aids Bill Harris is vacation ino and guess Bill He's been carrying heavy the several months MT and Mrs Joe Dubauskas have house guest from the The Onieo club holds s annual outing Tuesday Rye beach Lucy Minnhan as .;.,,, ,ow, clerk n two weekino Dan Sullivan elevator engineer the city ball bis annual vacation
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-25
Following the busy bee

Eollowino tbe busy bee Tony and Frank Saoeo were yesterday. Tony makes record at the Brunswick studio in New York this week Mr and Mrs Louis Thouot were ouey, n the Y camp Sunday M and Mrs Louis Borehardt are celebrating the born last week the couple upon the happy gathering congratulations
 Gerald Mooney with the wife and fam at the b.,,b ovs, rho Sunday respite from bos Executive Sec resry Tommy Kelly interested spectator at Camp biren mere recently To the ranks of nappy business fel- low. add the name of Allen Cough Al certainly has bis share of selling It you call ability by another name
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-25

Through the looking glass. Harry Frank has been vaea oning Fritz Klambt has just pushed another of swim mers through their Red Cross life saving We're going miss Fritz when he goes Naugatuok. Eddie Cavanaugh superintendent of P back the job after spending weeks Tyler Lake Goshen. Helen Skipp Long Islanding for couple of weeks Waly lngl will be missed the Lincoln house the few weeks Hes down at Mantle dolinq skirmish lines the rockies Art Bowling caught Billy OBen the and stopped at she Tower long enough say the m Billy will en joy Arts vibration
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-25
Did you know that

Did vou know that Town Pot originally chosen
 tbe center of Waterbury. Exchange place the time the oneers oped into town being swamp that hoecd katydds hv inc thousands South Brooklyn bad a wooden ..L.., h,, yer, tbc of all Booths hill near the round house one tune the favore perry in, sno, of W,erbuans The horseshoe tunnel has been photographed times than any other freak work bereabouts The model home awarded famous exhl- bion few years and visited by thousanos at hat me ,,rd< m rho Mddlebury road few recognize to-day! The old Straits turnpike led Whites corners HlereM and
 o, ,eIs rho story of it's fame Chase park the first overnight camp of Waebury settlers but happened to be the lac, or. deveIo,ed bv tbe city, Such fameand misfortune
 The first soeaed slot machines seen in Waterbury were installed at the Bank railroad saon when ladies st wore and known by the rubber collars around rber neck, The late George Walker really the father of Waebury park system but seldom hear h name men toned now adays. We're apt forget the pioneer.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-25
Lutheran

St Johns Evan Lutheran Church German service. Organ prelude. Epistle for the day. Hymn.
 Gospel for the day. Hymn.
 Sermon to Concordia Seminary students.
 Offertory.
 Benediction. Closing hymn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-25
ChristIan Science Services

Truth" will be the subject Of the lesson sermon.
 The golden text is taken from Zechariah 8:2e: Thus saith the Lord; am returned und Zion. and will dwell in the midst of Jerusa. lem; and Jerusalem shall be called ls city of truth: and the mountain
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-25
AN EASY CAPTURE

Hull, Quebec.-Police of Hull wish all their captures happened as easy as that of Joseph St Louis recently. short time after a gunman robbed the Banque Pro Vinciale of $500, Joseph walked into the police station, before news of the robbery had leaked out, and said: "I thought you might try to hang this crime on me. so l came to tell you 1 didn't do it. He was arrested, however, on suspicion, and several eye witnesses to the robbery identified him as the gun man.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-25

Just a tip they tossed the hospital he proper place to set an the floor table l he ian eatehe the cool that the floor and around By PaeIn
 fan on table you merely the warm dead air anc that's about useless
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-25

Hello Chisty Putting up here with couple of the boys fo
 few days the Walker Sharey fight and had to use some high pressure samanshp good tickets It was Mickey hsnt Colns seeing odayLary Kenney New York city, hank Larry the picture poster-Chrlsy)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-25
Congregational

Bunker Hill Congregational Church
 10 a. m-Dudley F. snowman Hartford Theological seminary '3l . former student at Bunker Hill will preach.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-25
MT and Mrs Homer St Onge'oi 84 Overlook avenue. Captured Within Three Hours

Captured Within Three Hours
 Bristol justice works swiftly, as Vito Dedonis of Brooklyn, N. Y. now realizes. Thursday night. Gun ner Ebb of Torestville lefth IS car in front of the Bristol Diner on the Memorial boulevard while he went in to get a lunch. Upon coming out he discovered that his car was gone.
 He immediately notified the po- lice, and Capt Thomas F, Guckin flashed word on the teletype of the description of the car and number: At 1:15 a. m. word was received from Norwalk that the stolen car had been recovered and the driver. Dedonis, was under arrest. Armed with warrant. Chief Belden and sergt Jeglinski went to Newark to- day to get the man woh ts being held hx thA EArwA1k rAANA.
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Dear Chrty Although enjoying delightful hours around the Palisades still find puse popular column We you enjoy this with us-Cy ODonnel, Joe Kenney Costello Clfsde. New Jersey (Thank boys for the one center and well wshes-Christy)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-25

A hand-wovcn Persian carpet, '1ll-4 feet long and nine feet wide, was sold in London recently for $3,- 900.
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BANK CLEARINGS
SHOW DECREASE
New York Statement Drops
1861 Per Cent.

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, March 5.-Bank
clearings in the United States de-
creased 1863 per cent in February
to a total of $32, 664, 100000, Brad
streets Journal announced today.
Volume of banking transactions
at New York and other large specu-
lative centers was maintained by
the expansion in stock sales during
February. Total February clear
ings showed a drop of 20.6 per cent
from the corresponding 1880 month,
while January clearings declined
21.3 per cent from the same month
a year ago.
In New York City, February clear
ings aggregated $21, 223, 273, 900. de-
cline of 16.1 per cent from the pre-
vious month and of 1873 per cent
from February last year. Total
clearings outside of New York dur
ing the month amounted to Sill
44~1,457,OO0, a drop of 1873 per cent
from January and of 24.4 per cent
from February, 1880.
Compared with last year, all Sec
lions of the country reported de-
cline in c~learingS. New England
states declined 22.5 per cent; middle
Atlantic, 1911 per cent; central west
ern, PA per cent; northwestern.
27.2 per cent; southwestern. 221
per cent, and Pacific and Mountain
states, 22.3 per cent.
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PORK MARKET
STEADY TO Is
CENTS LOWER
Cattle Show Uneven Trend:
Sheep, Lambs Move
Downward.

Porker prices at the Union Stock
yards today showed a slight de-
crease, with prices mostly steady to
Is cents lower than Wednesdays
best time. loss mostly on weights
from 1870 to 220 pounds. The bulk,
14O to 300 pounds, were selling at
SIPS to $3.50. Early top sold at
$7.65. Receipts were 1000. Hold
overs, $40.
Cattle market stationary, with a
slaughter class of steers showing a
strong tone. Receipts we're estimated
at 600. Vealers held unchanged,
selling at $3.50 down. Receipts were
500.
Sheep and lambs little change,
with tendency lower and quality
plain, and most grades of lambs
were selling under So. Receipts,
300.
Chicago hog receipts we're $4,000,
including 5000 directs. Holdovers,
1000. Market slow; few early sales
around steady with Wednesdays
average. Good to choice hogs weigh
ing around 100 to $50 pounds were
selling at $7.35 to $7.4O; choice Of
2~O0-pounders sold at $3.50 and
above; few 15O-pound weights held
at $40. Cattle receipts, 1000.
Calves, 1000, and strong. Sheep re-
ceipts, 1900, and steady to IS cents
higher.
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By Untfsd Press
NEW YORK. March 5. Trad
ing quoted down On the Stock Ex-
change around noon today with the
list irregularly higher, featured by
steel speciality issues.
United States Steel, General
Motors, Montgomery Ward and a
long list of other issues Of the in
dustrial category held around the
previous close. Utilities were steady
to firm, but communications eased
of with Western Union, down 51a
points at 1856. Rails lost further,
New York Central dipping more
than a point to a new low for the
year at 115%.
Oils and coppers were down frac-
tionally. AmuSements held fairly
we'll with Paramount up fraction
ally. Radio Corporation turned
active around noon and ran up to
%, up b on 5000 shares. United
Corporation also came out in large
blocks and the whole market was
exhibiting a better undertone.
The real features we're in the
steel s~pecialties. Mullins Manufac-
turing issues both made new highs
for the year, common at 35A, up
IA, and preferred, 7l1z, up 9A.
Superior Steel and Transue Will
liams made new 1881 highs at 1875,
up Oh, and 10, up 3H, respectively.
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WHEAT PRICES
ARE UNEVEN ON
FOREIGN NEWS
Corn and Cats Hold Firm
on Scattered Buying
After Opening.
By United Press

By United Press
CHICAGO, March 5.-Failure Of
Liverpool to fully follow the adj
vance in North America Wednesday
depressed deferred wheat futures
slightly on the Board of Trade to-
day. The decline was limited ov-
ing to the f1rmneSS at Winnipeg and
spreading between May and Sen
TENDER, the latter being bought. The
English market, however, showed
resistance to pressure. Corn was
rather firm with scattered buying
and little selling pressure early.
Oats took courage from the action
OF corn and there was less selling
Of March, early.
Liverpool Steady
At the opening old wheat was
Is cent lower to Is cent higher. new
wheat was Il to g cent lower, corn
was Is cent lower to 4 cent higher
and oats were Is to 4 cent up.
Provisions were active and steady.
Liverpool was largely steady today
and Is to Il cent higher at mid
afternoon, less than expected.
Buenos Aires was Il cent higher
early. The wheat market seems to
become easily oversold. Few traders
care to take the bull side under
the prevailing bearish situation.
Sales on bulges appears most profit
able, but shorts must proceed eau
tiously as any change In the gen.
eral situation would be against their
position.
Snow Reported
The next few weeks are expected
to determine the ultimate trend in
corn. Wheat is something Of a
drag at present, but the fact that
there is comparatively little action
in that grain now presupposes a
great deal of action in corn when
the time arrives. There was some
snow in Iowa and Nebraska over
night.
The open interest in March oats
is being steadily reduced by liquida-
ton of holdings. Prices continue
to hover around the lows of the
season.
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NET INCOME REPORTED
Northern Indiana Public Service
Earnings Increase.

Operating revenue of the North
ern Indiana Public Service Com
pany for the year ended Dec. 81,
1880, was s14, IT'S, 117.52, compared
with S14,2 6,418.65 in 1929, an in
crease Of 3.64 per cent, according
to the annual report of the COM
pany, made public today.
Net income for the year after de-
Quoting operating expenses, taxes,
interest on funded debt and other
expenses was S3,670,371e8, compared
with s3,S37,1S3.85 in 1929, an in
crease of 9.99 per cent.
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Produce Markets

Eggs country runl-Loss OFF delivered
in 1ndianapolis. 15c: herery quality No. l,
15c: No. 2. lie.
Poultry buying prices)-Hens weighing
5 lbs. or over. tic; under 5 lbs. l6c:
Leghorn hens. lie: capons. 712 lbs: up. 28c:
6Ia-7la lbs. 24c: under 6l5 lbs. zoe:
springers. 5 lbs. or over. tic: or under 5
lbs. 17c:. ducks. %springers. lie; old cocks.
9Q11c; ducks. full feather fat white Sc;
GEESE &c: These prices are for No. top
Butter (wholesalel-No. l, 32@33c: No.
>, 30031c. Butterfat-29c.
Cheese wholesale selling price per
poundl-American loaf, sic: pimento loaf,
SIC; Wisconsin hrsts. 27c: L~onghorns. SAC:
New York Limberger. sec.
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Dividend Declared

Auburn Automobile Company an
nounced today declaration Of its
regular quarterly dividend of 81 a
share cash and the usual additional
quarterly dividend of 2 per cent.
payable in stock. The dividend
voted is payable April 1, 1881, to
stockholders of record March II,
1881.
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By United Press

NEW YORK, March 5.-Potatoes-Mar-
ern, $3G7; Maine, s2.75@3.4O; Idaho, 4Oc
@S2. so; Bermuda. S6.50@9; Canada, 50cm
$3.50. Sweet potatoes-Market, easy; jer-
.sey- baskets, 75c@S3. rs; southern baskets,
Sl;50Q2. Flour-Market. steady and
fairly active; spring patents. S4G4.40.
Pork-Market. dulli mess, s26.50. Lard
Tallow-Market. steady: special to extra,
31a93%c. Dressed poultry-Market steady;
broiitelrSs,. 500 Soc: capo Hai'Nsss6l Gs45c;1 '9 lows.
l4G25c; Long Island ducks. 221a@24c. Live
poultry-Market, steady to firm; geese, IL
KEYS. 28@40c; ROSTERS. 14@16c: chickens,
l9G29c; capons, 2lQ42c; broilers. IS Acc.
Cheese-Market.. dull; state whole milk,
icas. 161aQ20c.
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BIZ United Press

CLEVELAND. March 5.-Hoe-Receints
I 200: holdovers. PSI: steady to strong SPOTS
higher: sorts considered: I6o-210 lbs. 1885,
$3.50. 260-300 lbs. and bulk pigs. s7.25:
common to medium light and medium
nigs & Cattie@Receipts isn. SIow me 6ara
" steady: scattered common to medium
steers upward to S7GT.60: low cutter to
$50: steady to weak; better grade vealers.
S9.506i0: very sparingly to $1,000: bulk
Gull to medium kind. S6.05G8.50. Sheep
Receipts. 1900: lambs. steady to weak.
bulk clipped offerings. S5.2568.50: pack
ace TO local killer. sS.75: common to me-
dunn woolskins. s7.5098.5o.
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Other Livestock
BIZ United Press

By United Press
CINCINNATI, March 5.-Hogs-Receipts.
1850; heldover none; slow, generally
Steady: better grade 17O-225 lbs. $7.75G
lbs. downward to $3.50; g few 230-260 lbs.
$7.50@7.75; some 280-320 lbs, $7@7.25;
120-140 lbs. mostly 81; bulk sows. $3.50;
few smooth lightweights. $5.75. Cattle
Receipts. It's: calves, 275; supply very
light; steers uuotable soc higher; one load
Of desirable around 900-lb., averages, So;
few beef grades. $4.25@5; low cutters and
cutter cows mostly S .50@3.5O; bulls
veaifesrSs strong to sc higher. after est stead;
opening good and choice. 5000: lower
grades largely $3.50 down. Sheep-Re-
ceiptS, 100: all classes Quotably steady;
better grade handy weight lambs, $3.50 to
mostly SO; common n medium, $6.50@7.50;
fat ewes, 50. 5003 {.
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DOw-JOnes
Summary

Burroughs adding machine 1880 net
profit $3.50 q share against SASS q share
In 1923.
Standard on Company Of Indiana has
cut crude oil prices in Kansas. Okla
homa. north and north central Texas,
effective : a. m. today. Company has
also cut tank wagon and service sta
ton gasoline prices 2 cents q gallon in
the middle west exclusive Of Chicago.
New crude prices range from IS cents a
barrel for % gravity and above to 81
cents a barrel for 10 and above. Previous
range was IS cents to s1.o7.
Standard Of Ohio advance gasoline /
cent a gallon.
Electric Power \ Light Co55ppsoratlon
mon shares against S2.9o a snare on 1873
President Loring Of Pillsbury Flour
Mills. Inc. states earnings for fiscal year
s sPssP as Sun ayeT go; 1851 81 s Haa D for ~ last lsa'f foa aF
Years.
Federal Mining. and Smelling 1880 net
| 1886 a common share against $50 a snare
in 1923.
EnplQeSrS PUBLIC OCIN4CS OOAARdAJ 616
constituent companies twelve months end
ed Jan. 81, net income S2.6l a share on
! !. 9O9. 635 common shares against SZ.4b a
share on 1~,814,174 shares in preceding
twelve months.
Tide Water OIL Company declared reg
common payable March 81, record March
"A.
McCrory Stores February sales In
creased sSs,975 over year ago to $685.
912, two months, s5,s4s,415, up s246,-
0si.
Lernssr Stores February sales e sS7 INCREASED 1Ss. tad
months 1920, S42, up s4s7,27s.
Producers and RefneTs 1880 net loss,
ii5 5;ssss'' 0S' against Hs' '0'' ''' L
MEASUREMENT, Pond omits usual extra
Of IS cents but declared regular quarterly
dividend Of so cents.
United State Radio and Television Cor
poration, six months ended Jan. 81 net
profit $500 a share.
Bank of England discount rate IN
changed at 3 per cent.
Midland Utilities Company declared
regular quarterly dividend OF SITS on
per cent prior lien, Sl.5O on D per cent
prior lien, SIPS on z per cent Glass A
preferred and $3.50 on 6 per cent Glass
A preferred, all payable April s, record
March 81.
Continental Oil Company earned S cents
a share in 1880 against $50 in 1929.
American Telegraph and Telephone
Company earned S10.44 on average stock
in 1880 against S12.67 in 1929: year end
Dec. 81 net income S165. 544. 7O7 after de-
probation, interest. taexs. ETC.. equal to
S1O.44 a share on 1886. 500 average
shares outstanding during the year and
1922 a share on 17,956,512 shares out
standing at close OF year. This COM
pares with net income S166,189, 75S in
1929 equal to S12.67 a share on 1913
746 average shares outstanding during
that year and $12.57 a share on 13,23S,-
1913 shares outstanding at end Of year.
Bank of France as of Feb. 81 shows gold
55,923 900. 600 francs against So, 1857, 00G, 900
francs on Feb. 20. Circulation "a, 947,-
100000 against n {, 1851, O0, 600 and ratio
54.l6 per cent against 54.59 per cent.
Fabricated steel plate orders in January
totaled 23,275 tons against 26.787 in De-
cember and 57.083 in January, 1880, de-
partment of reports.
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BIZ United Press

CHICAGO. March 5.-Eggs-Market.
firm; receipts. 6 1882 cases; extra firsts'
21c; frsts, 1920; ordinaries, 1s@181ac:
ceipts. 1926 tubs; extras, 2814c; extra
drsts. 27G27iac; frsts, 25ia@26c; seconds,
23ia@24l3c; standards, 29Ac. Poultry =
Market. steady; receipts. / car; fowls, H.
0201ac; springers. zoe; Leghorns, i7lac:
ducks. CSC; geese. l4c; turkeys, use;
ROSTERS. l5c. Cheese-TWins, 146141kc;
young Americas. 1914 6l6Iac. Potatoes
On track, 216; arrivals. 100: shipments.
775; market about steady: wisconsin
sofa otae round nT9i Whites. 'essi q. 1SS6GifO'ST 30 10 Idabmoi 1 rns-
sets, $1.45@1.55; Colorado McClures.
branded, $1.35@1.60.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-05
Legal Notices
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
Notice is hereby given to taxpayers Of
the City of Indianapolis that the Com
now has pending before it Appropriation
Ordinance No. 8. 1881, which proposes
to transfer the sum Of Sixty-eight Thou
sand, Three Hundred Two Dollars n
Eight Cents 1868. 3O2. 08) from the un-
expended and una~ppropriated balance Of
the. General Fund for the year 1880 to
various funds in the Department as fol-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-05
Births

Harold and Louise Ringler, 2149 North
Rural, girl.
Boys
Vernon and Mildred Moore. 1I3O North
Illinois.
Oscar and Thera Thomas. s05 Fletcher.
Wade and Mabel Griffin, lit South
Pershing.
Paul and Lillian Blackwell. 124s Herbert.
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BIZ United Press

CINCINNATI. March 5.-Butter-Stsady'
creamery in tub lots. according to score
27Q 29c; common score discounted ease.
packing stock No. l. 22c; No. 2, 18c, No. 8
i2c; butterfat, 25G27c. Eggs-Firm: case.
included. Extra firsts, 20i2c;. seconds
l91zc; nearby ungraded. zoe: duck eggs
and coarse stock sell only at heavy dis.
count; fowls, 5 lbs. n over. tic; 4 lbs
and over. 18c; 3 lbs. and over. 1Sc; Leg.
capons. 8 lbs. and over, SIC: under s lbs.
2Sc; slips. sec; over 2 lbs. 35c; Leghorr
and Orpington flyers. over ? lbs. 23c.
and over, ACC; partly feathered. 30d33cI
Leghorn broilers. fun feathered. IL lbs
and over. 35q37c: roasting chickens. 4 lbs
and over. 24c; black Springers, l5c.
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Deaths

Mamie F~leckenstein. SO. 1921 Shelby. in
testinal obstruction.
Jack Lee Noe. 2 days, 27So Barth, mitral
StenosiS.
Richard Lee Calvin, 4 mo-. city hospital,
hroncho pneumonia.
StenOSis-
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BIZ United Press

EAST ST. LOUIS. Ill. March 5.-Hogs-
higher; trading slow; top, $7.55; bulk. I50-
$40 lbs. S7.3507.65; 250-270 lbs. $3.50
7.30; 100-140 lbs. $6.75@7.25: sows, $3.50
as. Cattle-Receipts. 400; calves, re-
ceipts. 700: market, vealers SOC higher at
So: other. classes steady; top steers, S9.15;
S STneF he ifsTs. s SS;SsSSfai5SS g; a ghse6-YE saElifatgs
500; market, no early sales; asking
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(sEAL)

GENERAL ORDINANCE NO. II. 1880.
AN ORDINANCE. TO amend Division
B. Part -Four Of Section s65 Of General
Ordinance No. l21-le25. by creating and
adding thereto certain new sections to
be known as Sections B-45O to B-46S
both inclusive and BY repeating Sections
B-40l to B-429 both inclusive OF said
Division B. Part Four Of said Section
8s5 Of General Ordinance No. 121, 1925.
repeating. all ordinances in conflict there
With \ liking a time e the same
BE II ORDAINED BY THE COMMON
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF INDIAN
sEcTIoN i. mat Division B-Part
-Four Of Section 865 Of General Ordi-
nance No. l21, 1925: be amended b.. ,ad-
70 be known as Sections B-450 TO
B-46S. both inclusive. said new sections
Section B-45O-BoND REQUIRED
(a) No person or persons, partner
ship. firm. corporation or individual
shall engage within the corporate limits
OF the City OF Indianapolis in the bust
ness OF Outdoor Advertising by means Of
ground sign hoards. roof sign boards.
wall bulletins and wall signs the cree
ton OF projecting signs OK sign hanging