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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-22
PORKER PRICES
DROP IS CENTS
IN weak TRADE
Cattle, Calf Market Slow
and Steady: Sheep
Unchanged.
HOGS

Further weakness carried hogs
down is cents this morning at the
Union stockyards, prices for the
bulk, 14O to 300 pounds, ranging
Ss.45 to $6.75. Receipts were es-
timated at 5000; holdovers were 1872.
Cattle were generally slow with
prices about steady with the
weak undertone. Receipts were 400.
Vealers held unchanged at So down.
Calf receipts were 700.
Sheep were steady, receipts
numbering 200. Spring lambs sold
mostly at SO to $1,000.
Chicago hog receipts were $1,000,
including 1000 direct. Holdovers,
5000. Opening slow, few early sales
on light weights around 10 cents
lower than Thursdays average. Bulk
sales and most bids on choice hogs
weighing 100 to 22O pounds, were
S6.65 to $6.75. Nothing done on
heavy weights. Cattle receipts were
1000. Calves LOCO, and steady.
Sheep receipts were 1000 and
steady.
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Investment Trust Shares
NV Gibson &. Bernard
PRICES ARE TO 10 NOON g. 5. y
Deaths

Alpheus z. Hurst, SIS. Methodist hospital.
Thomas william Lond. Is. sl2 Perish
Daniel culmann. IS. 1914 Orleans,
acute sndocarditls.
Charles Carroll. 81. city hospital. &C
cidental.
sSilatstion OF heart.
Mildred Claris Snyder. 10, st. Vincent's
hospital, ebScess Of brain.
julia Scott. 81. 5l9 South New jersey,
patrick r. Kane. "a. city hospital,
Mary Ann Finney. IS. s54 Indiana,
srterioSclerosis
Thomas Eugene Shannessy, 8 mos, 246
-yorth RichlRnd. broncho pneumonia 80 e
preston Stanley. S. 952 East Washing
4or acute dilatatior Of heart. .
James Galloway. IS. city hospital, tuber-
eu Robert Bowman. 81. city hospital. acute
lfE sernice Fowlkes, 1. city hospital. cere-
hrosulnal meningitis.
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DRY CHIEF IMPROVED
Edgar Nicholson, Anti Saloon
League Head, Getting Better.

Condition of Edgar Nicholson Of
Brooklyn, N. Y, associate superin-
tendent of the Anti-Saloon League
of New York and former Indiana
resident, who became i'll several
weeks ago, is improved.
Ethan A. Miles, attorney for the
Indiana league, received a letter
today from Mrs. Nicholson in which
she stated that her husband had
been dangerously Ill, but was i'm
proving rapidly and expected to
leave the Brooklyn hospital within
a week.
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BIZ United Press

=, 5 SGddEy1E aIAslNS:D5 May a2-zogs-Receipss
ioTer,. Hto oG 90; mostly l0c spots SOC
i9Oaio bs ss6 3so ia oSpifbFippgi Ely. 1 aI5
RES ss 26o,3oo lbs. s675; scattered 81: $40
c e9stt s@o;RSe; only ssows and stays steady.
pendable; Csc to 75c OF since Won nt5sS
Isneo2SSt!y SOC down; clearance incompiets ~
SSGi ,S5, on on, common to medium steers: me.
s. Peg $50; low cutter to good cogs "a r.
Sso.zo' Calves-Rsceipts. 400: stes6v - =
s%s so - largely ss.5oa9; sparingiv ss.25S
Sheep-Receipts 400: pTincinsIIvv 1i Io1, 500:
0 J,.ss tsmos on heavy sheep undsrtons
,weah, cnolce weighty ewes. So: choice
AghtwsightS quoted s.. so 80 0-4V4ce
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Movie Actor Here

Ken Maynard, movie star, landed
at Mars Hill airport for a visit with
Curtiss-W Wright officials Thursday.
Maynard flew here in his own
Stinson plane from his home in
Columbus, Ind, going from here to
Louisville.
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BIZ United Press

CHICAGO. May 2.-Eggs-Market. weak;
recsipts. 23.2l5 cases; extra frsts. iSlac;
seconds. 1zi2c. Butter-Market. easy: re-
ceipts l20S0 tubs; extras. 22iac; extra
irsts: 2l3a g 22c; hrsts. 200 20 &c; seconds,
Market. easy; receipts. cars: fowls. ls0
2ic: springers. 26c; Leghorns. 15c; ducks,
i2c: broilers. 2 lbs, use: brothers. under
lbs. 24c: Leghorn broilers. 22c. Cheese
Twins. lll21lls4c: young Americas. 100
f2Nc PotatoeS-On track. $50. arrivals.
e.: Shipments. $50: market. stesdv TO firm
81: Alabama and Louisiana Bliss Til
llrsnaS, Sl6531.65: Texas Triumphs. $3.50
al ~ wisconsin Round White. SlIOG
20; Idaho RussetS. sl.359 Las.
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By United press

EAST ST. LOUIS, III. May z7-Eovs
HsSacSeeipts 5000: including 1900 direct snd
1;3OU through: market uneven. rsneraiTS-
stpsaoy With Thursdays close: small lots lots
GS sSseSs,, A ss Gess 6.75; 2sO lbs. down.
e;9o, soTs largely l0c lower at S5.25Ss "a
SSsSatt4e-Rece-pts. 1900; calves, receipts
s ayv Market. steer supply. liberal: indica-
tlons ssesoy on steers: medium bulls STEADY
20 zoc toTer; other classes STEADY: tor
t - IS ySarlngs and heifers. Se.5OGS: cows
S5.loes22; low cutters. s225Gs: TOP ne
sun sun onns; 81; vealerS. SO. so Sheen-Re-
Se-pIS. S,oUO, market. opening sales OF
spElng lambs TO packers steady at SO
Gown: market not. developed on clippers;
tn ceoslts OF nine decks Of native
spE!ngers and e.ghtsen cars Of clipped
Iexas LAMPS; sheep unchanged: spring
nos. good and choice. S9.25aIO. so; me-
dun. 81. 756e.25; common. s697.75; lambs
50 ies: ooEn; good and choice. ss.5o67-75:
choice, IS. soar. so: all weights common.
s4.50GS5o; ewes, so-l5o lbs. medium to
mon, SiGs; choice, SECS; alI,EeightS. culI
szd eaHazoas el@2.25.
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In the Air

Weather conditions at 9 a. m:
Northeast wind. 10 miles an hour;
temperature, IS; barometric pres
sure, 1925 at sea level; ceiling,
overcast, 1900 feet; visibility, ~
miles; field, wet.
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TOLEDO. O., May 2.-close-Grain on
track 281sc rate: Wheat-No. red.
73hQ741zc; No. l red, &c premium. Corn
No. 2 yellow, 57@58c; No, 3 yellow.
551 @55Kc. Oats-No. 2 white, 30l31c:
No 3 white 29030c. Clover-Domestic
prime old, S15.75: prime new, sl4: prime
choice .peg. $Iz.25; prime choice Geo Old $i5
S14 Butter-Fancy creamery. 26627c.
Eggs-Country run, 16617c. Hay-Tim-
othy, SIPS cwt.
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CINCINNATI Nav 22.-Butter-steady:
creamery IL tub lots according TO score.
packing stock No. l. lsc: No. 2 l2c:
No. g SC: butterlst. izGlsc- Eggs =
Steady. cases included; Extra rrsts. lIc;
graded. I6i5c. Live poultry-Thin and
coarse stock sell only ~ heavy discount:
20c, lbs. and ever. zoe: Leghorns. lbs.
and oYet> si5c; ROSTERS iolac; broilers.
oolore1. ~ IBIS and over. 29c; eoiored.
LeghoTn rollers. IL lbs. and over. 23c
black SOL gers. zoe; over lbs. SEC
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K. OF c. Founder Dies

NE WHAVEN, Conn, May a.
William M. Geary, rs, next to the
last survivor of the original incor~
porators Of the knights Of Colmn-
bus forty-nine years ago, died to-
day after q heart attack.
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The City
in Brief

The Rev. j. A. Mears Of the First
United Presbyterian church speaks
in the morning on "The Challenge
Of the Commonplace"
"The Three Births Of Man" and
THE Meaning Of Jesus" are the
announced themes Of the Rev. Am
brose Aegerter of the Beville Ave
nue. Evangelical church.
The Rev. Wilbur D. Grose OF the
Fifty First Street M. E. church
speaks in the morning on Can
Pentecost Come Again?" At night
a union meeting will be held at
the Carrollton Avenue Reformed
church.
At All Souls Unitarian church
Sunday morning at II o'clock, DR..
Frank S. G. Wicks will speak on
Charity in Judgement"
At Indiana Central college United
Brethren church, the Rev. George
L. Slime will speak in the morn
ing on ''The Seven Trunpets." At
night, "The Seven Rooms" part of
the series on Revelation
At the First Friends church Sun
day morning, the pastor, Ira G.
Dawes will use for his subject:
"The By-Products of Christianity. ,
The. Speakers Forum, which was
to have presented on last Sunday
evening as special program on
the theme, Love" will give the pro-
gram as previously announced, this
Sunday, at 7:45 p. m, at the
Eighth Christian church, located at
North Belle Vieu place and West
Fourteenth street.
Rev. Linn A. Trip will speak
at the morning service on the sub
ject, cts the Birthday of the
Church"
Otto Augostat, 11O2 North HamiI-
ton avenue, today was discharged
by Municipal Judge william H.
Sheaffer on q charge of cruelty to
animals. He was alleged to have
cut dog owned by Miss Waneta
Worth, 1882 North Beville avenue,
recently, when her dog and his were
fighting.
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RuiIdinu Permits

Della T. MosAer. porch. 1855 Congress.
Fred Rosh. dwelling and garage, s2s Al
.IIoa Bats, dwelling. 1923 South Addison,
G: V; Doris. porch. 27o9 Marker. ss25.
bolt. 5000 -'S-s-- a.
Fred Peterson. garage. 1902 Roache. $500
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BY ELMER G. WALLER
United Press Financial Editor

NEW YORK, May 22.-Stocks
failed to extend their advance Of
the previous session today, and the
list settled into narrow trading.
Prices opened firm on a contin-
uation Of the short covering move
ment started by the sharp advance
in the rails Thursday. Demand
from this source was filed shortly
after the opening, however, and
the market drifted downward until
shortly before noon when prices
frned.
The list apparently was under the
influence Of the meeting of steel
executives at the American Iron
and Steel Institute. An optimistic
tone pervaded the discussions.
Steel Shares Sold
The meeting caused scattered sell
ing in Steel common, which fell to
a low Of SO, after rising nearly 2
points to 1919 at the opening.
other steel shares held around pre-
vious levels.
Trading showed a distinct ten
dency to fall off when prices were
depressed from their highs, indicat-
ing that most Of the liquidation
overhanging the market had been
absorbed. This feeling encouraged
buying operations in special shares.
J. I. Case spurted 4 points, follow
ing maintenance Of the SIS annual
dividend and Servel, Inc, among the
low-priced issues, responded to pool
operations with small gain.
Rails Act Firm
Railroad shares continued to re-
fleet the better feeling in railroad
circles aroused by the action OF
eastern executives in deciding to ask
the interstate commerce commission
for an increase in freight rates. New
York Central rose to new high
on the recovery at 1874, a gain OF
IL points; New Haven 29s points,
to 725k, and Baltimore 81 Ohio 2
points, to 58B.
Ofsetting gains in the railroad
department were moderate losses IN
other sections. Copper shares had
another sinking spell on fears OF The
stability Of the current 81 cents a
pound price Of the metal, Anaconda
breaking to a new low at 23%.
Chemical shares also were weak on
reports Of a poor price situation, Al
lied Chemical, United States Indus
trial Alcohol and Air Reduction
dropping sharply.
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By United Press

5B3U1FFALo, May 22.-Eogs-on sale
q e o9 " Sow mostly .25c lower 22o-25o lbs.
So..o 01s heavier kinds, down to Sc
Piss. .a@I75; packing soWs,s slow. few
S0a 300. Cattle-Receipts, 200: naostiv
Gutter COWS; steady at s5Q3; few fat cows
steady; good to choice vealers, SsGo ~
common and medium, S4.506750 Shear
aeeelpts. LOO; lambs very slow: few salee
zogoOc lover; medium to good shorn
lambs. $7.5008.50: best springers held 81 =
S4z ana above; sheep scarce, steady.
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BIZ United Presa

CINCINNATI, O., May 22.-Hogg-Re
csipts. $500; heldover. 1000; steady to
mostly Joe lower; moderately active; bet
2S0 to around $50 lbs, S6.5o66.75: SO
Ips downward to. Sc; 12o-150 lbs. $3.50
%6.65; sows mostly SIS. Cattle-Receipts,
to weak; odd lots common and medium
gradsS, S5:50@1 some bstter finished
yearhngs $7;25@7.75; all grades cows
mostly Csc lower; spots of more: rnosf
beef cows, S4.5o@5; bulk low cutters and
cutters. 594;. practical top bulls. 50. So:
lew S4.75; vealers steady to weak: good
down. sheep-Receipts 1000; spEin nSJ lambs
SLOW. about steady with weaker under
.9ae; lower grades draggy;' coed and
l1.2O; common and medium sSOf0 *.
PUCK lambs, S9.5o91o; sheep, weak: fat
ewes. mostly $3.50 down.
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Other Livestock
By United Press

. 2 O3tJG6U TT6SS
,LAAFAYETTE. md, May 22.-Hogs-
99ssaaE5A eI, 4OGZ0c lower; l60-180 lbs, SIS 60:
5 589-2 200 lDs SIS; 2oo,21O lbss. $3.50 20.
lbs;, $685.; 26o-280 lbs, S625: 280.s60 i5s
SSl5 9oo-325 lbs, So: 13o-I6o lbs $50:
lOQ-l30 lbs, $3.50: roughs, S. down! tor
caves, 81; top lambs. Sc.
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By United Press

d m5TGTT 1s May 22.-Hogs-Receipts
ESQ lbs. s675@7; 560-3o0 lbs. s 6Es 5 ~
eetteG grade packing sows s5@5.25. Cat,
V4e5,-Esecelpts: 10; market. nominal. Calves
L[tSeecelpts, 200; market, slow to steady:
grsde, S5;5o98.5o. Sheep-Receipts. e3So:
market, slow to. steady; good and cboics
BYE 10; spring lambs, s1f.509I25O; other
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ByUnited Press

cLEvEr ENAD. Nav. 7.-Butter-Extras.
i7l5c: firsts. nc PoGIsry-Heavy fowls.
csc: medium. use: Leghorn fowls. i7c;
harvv h-oilers 32T2Sc: Leghorn b-oilSrS,
2592se: ducks. l5622c old cocks. l2c,
7eese. f0Sl5e. Potatoes-aiaine Green Mt.
- IS , = rer f0o-lb. sack: Idaho Russell.
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STOCK MARKET
SHOWS UNEVEN
TRADING RANCE
Rail Shares Make Gains on
Belief Freight Rates
May Be Raised.
Average Stock Prices

Average Of thirty industrials for Thurs
aay was 1888, up l.a0. Average Of TWEEN
twenty utilities was 1888. UP IS. Aver
9ze OF forty bonds was 95.4o. OF .i3.
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CHICAGO, May .22:--Cash grain close.
83ll 0831ac; No. 2 hard, a3A@s315c: NO.
yellow hard, CSC; No. l northern, 83Ac.
Corn-No. 2 mixed. Soc; No. | yellow, SIC:
Oats-No. 2 white, 23s4 d29c; No white,
2714 G2S1zc; No. 4 white, &c; sample
grade. 26c. Rye-No. l. 3ec. Barley
S10.2561725.
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Other Livestock
IN TTMited Presa

bU CfltC6O FT6SS
CHICAGO. May Hogs-Receipts, 49,
zoe lower than Thursdays average; early
top $3.50; bulk good and choice, l50-220
lbs, $6.55@6.75; most 100000 lbs,,. $6@6.5O;
S5.loQ5.4o; strong. weight pigs, 6.5os Q6: rs;
s5,s0@Sso: light %sight- 5000: 5 III BIS. good
200-25o lbs, good and choice, S6.3006.75:
c6oice, s5.75@6.4G; packing sows. S75-5oo
eS Pg a foo. a3S Esq., gooa ana S ohosos
6s.25@675. Cattle-Recefpts, 1000; calves,
receipts. 1000; fed steer and yealring
predominating; no strictly choice offerings
here; most sales, $6.50@7.25; few loads
light and medium weight steers, $7.25@
general undertone a caution for supply
abridgepent next weak; slaughter cattle
and yealers; steers 100000 lbs, good
and choice, $725@85O; iIC0-130o' lbs,
good and choice, $7@850; 13oo-l500 lbs,
good and choice, .S6.75Q3.50; 600-1300 lbs,
common and medium. $5.25G725; heifers,
common and medium, S5.25@650; cows,
good and choice. $4.75@5.75; common and
gn5eedliuwn1 $4@,4.75s low cutter and cutter.
aand choice, beef, $A@5; cutter to medium,
SS.25@4-25; yealers,. railk fed. good and
e che eo, $725@9i e d! 5o@725; Gun
cattle: steers, 5oo-1O5o lbs, good and
cholce. S6.75G7.50; common and medium,
S5@6.75. Sheep-Receipts, 1000; largely
nrSoninali part load stale clipped lambs,
So; choice native springs, $10@10.25; S
loads plain CALIFORNIA; unsold; slaughter
sheep and lambs: spring lambs, good and
choice S9;50@1l; medium, $8@9.50; com
mon, S65o08; lambs, 90 lbs. down, good
ana CHOICE, 7.75@6.65S; medium, S6.50G
It's; 9l-100 lbs, medium to choice, $3.50
$50; all weights common, S50650: ewes.
Sg-15O lbs, medium TO choice, S1.7503:
all weights, Gull and common, S102.
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TOLEDO, May 22.-Hogs- RAce,n+s sEo.
market, 15G25c lower; heavies' sS555s So:
a13eoiuns. s.; 5o96.75; workers., S6.5066,75:
pigs; So.5o96.75. Cattle-Receipts. light.
IHsrket. slow; calves, receipts, light: mar,
gel steady Sheep-Receipts, light; mar
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New York Bank Stocks
CBy Thomson & McKinnonf
Net Changes

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, May 21.--Closing
prices and net changes ON principal
stocks traded today on the New
York Stock Exchange follow:
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By United Press

TT ao WAi 3Zss I IoS Nay 22-gog-Msr,
$685. $685. a 2So S3O lb ibs $780, 55s6S SS
So stays, 5o calves HGo2 S. iT Tooled FfI angbs
So; clipped lambs. So: spring lambs. 10.
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DOw-JOneS
Summary

San Francisco rediscount rate reduced
to 2iA per cent from 3 per cent.
J: I Case declared a regular aysrterly
able July /. Of record June II.
New York Cables opened in London at
4.8e1z, against A.s6 1882; Paris checks,
I2A37: Amsterdam, 12.107; Italy. 92.935;
Berlin. 20.425.
Bank Of Argentina withdraws 81, 653, 3s3
gold for shipment to United States to pay
Interest on Argentina bonds.
Montgomery Ward midsummer sales
ca talog shows price reductions from spring
book averaging about Is per cent.
Tide water Associated oil and sub
salaries first quarter net loss $191 ,575
after charges. Year ago earned 19 cents e
common share.
Commercial Investment Corporation de-
clared regular quarterly dividend OF 80
cents on common stock. payable July l.
Great Northern Iron ore declared 2
dividend Of 81. payable June 25. OF record
a Fad of ST S55 Pe eRsFa A as9 ps
Associated Oil and subsidiaries first
quarter net ~ cents a share. against Is
cents year ago.
Selected INDUSTRIES Inc. declared a divi;;
f-deno OF SI-371a on stamped and unstamped
$3.50 prior stock payable July l. Of record
June I6 April !: a DIVIDEND Of sl.S7az
Rod. Jan. l to March 81. 1881.
Gross Of Electric Light and Power Util-
ittes IN United States in March 5o was $165I :
Der cent from March. 1880, according to
National Electric Light Association Sa a Gross
for first quarter was S518. 4S9. 800, against
$527. 489. 700 in first quarter OF 1880.
Production Of small ctgarets in April
totaled $40 ,253, against s,535, 46O.463
in April, 1890. Large cigaret output was
6l2. 799, against 872,350.
Final dividend for 1880 Of III per
cent, or Is Sd, on ordinary shares Of
Shell Transport and Trading Company,
Ltd, is payable in London on July 6,
and is equivalent to IS per American
share.
regular quarterly dividend of SITS on
preferred stock. payable July /, Of record
Libby. MCNEIL & Libby declared reg
ular seni-annual dividend Of So on s
per cent preferred stock, and $3.50 on 7
per Gen5 P!Sf es STOCK payable July
,Perfect Circle Company declared reg
ular quarterly dividend of so cents, pay
able July J. Of record June 90.
.KatZ Drug declared a regular quarterly
dividend Of so cents on Common stock,
payable June IS, of record May %.
Federal Water Service. Corporation in
year March 81, earned $2.62 a Glass "A''
share, against $3.16 in previous year.
Stocks on shoe manufacturers leather
declined 4 per cent in March, and
IL CLIO per cent below March, 1880, ac-
cording to New York Hide Exchange.
Tanners stocks of finished leather
showed decline from February, but were
16 $40 per cent over March, 1880.
=, Canadian Hydro-E Electric Corporation,
Ltd., and subsidiaries twelve months ended
March N 81, consolidated net income Of
COZ after taxes, interest, deprecia-
ton, etc: against s1.le1, SOL in year ended
March 81. 1880. April consolidated net
i ,oeoome Sl44,244, against $137,l54 in April.
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Following is the explanation Of
RipleY's 'eBelieVe It or Not which

Following is the explanation Of
Ripley's believe It or Not which
appeared in Thursdays Times:
Thomas Blackjack, the Scottish
poet-The Scottish poet, Thomas
Blackjack (1721-179D became
blind at the age Of 6 months, as
a result of an attack Of small
poX. His ability to write de-
scriptive poetry is an eZtraordi~
nary accomplishment, in view OF
his lack of sight. It long was
commended that he possessed
sixth sense, permitting him to be-
come aware of color by touch.
Josephus ScaIiger Melnorized
$4,000 Verses in Twenty lone Days
Joseph (JuStus) ScaIiger (1540-
1909, French hunaanist and phi
lologist, is described as an ocean
Of knowledge" and the possessor
Of an extraordinary memory.
When he arrived in Paris to study
ancient languages under Tour
nebe, young Scaliger, 10, at once
became the master of his teacher.
The great feat of reciting the
whole Odyssey and the Had from
memory Was performed in Ley
deny Holland, where he occupied a
professors chair at the univer-
sity.
Ted De Bonis, Pitcher Of the
Troy. Emeralds-1n June, 1927,
the Troy Eneralds and the Co.
hoes Insulars we're playing in
Prospect park, Troy, N. Y. De
Bonis hit the first batter with
the first pitched ball, walked the
second batter, hit the third with
the fourth pitched bail, and hit
the fourth with the second pitched
ball, the fourth man forcing in
run. De Bonis pitched eleven
balls, without strike being called
or a batter swinging at a ball, yet
a run was scored.
Saturday: The King Who Had
400 $4,000 Snuff Boxes"
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Local Wagon Wheat

City grain elevators are paying s5c for
No ] red wheat and sc for No. hard
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Chicago Grain Table
"a Tfn Ia NnecinL
BIZ United Press

By Times Npeci1I
CHICAGO. May .-carlots-Wheat 81;
corn, 81: oats II; rye. !. and barley, 4.
81 5 1V6.. u cokm6h-i SHRDLU . LODI
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-22

Canadian Hydro-Electric CORPORATION.
Ltd, and subsidiaries twelve months ended
March 81, consolidated net income of
S2O44,607 after taxes, interest, deprecia-
ton, etc. against ST, lei, S6l in year ended
March 81. 1880. April consolidated net
i,naeeoome Sl44,244, against $137,154 in April,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-22
NEw YoRK- Mav 22.-potatoes-Mar-

NEW YORK May 22.-Potatoes-Mar-
keG quiet and weak; Southern, $203.35
bbl.: Maine, S2.259S bbl.: Canada. $3.50
AIS Dbl Sweet Potatoes-AIarket, steady;
jersey baskets. 75c6$S.50i southern
baskets. s2.6592.75, Flour-Market, steady;
spring patents, S4606490 Pork-Mar-
dull; rniG<Iewest spot. S7s50S.o5. Tallow
Market. quiet: special TO extra. S3z q
55sc. Dressed Poultry-Market. steady to
broilers. 2S045c: fowls. l2G25c; Long
island ducks 170iec. Live Poultry
Market. steadv; geese, e612c; ducks. 13@
ROSTERS l2c; chickens stays. 12c; broilers
20G37c. Cheeso-11a-lzet, steady; state
whole milk. fancy to special l2922izc:
Young America. l3is919isc.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-22
Bank CIearingS
TREASURY STATEMENT

May ~
Net balance for May 90. .slia 2ss go 564 &c s3
Expenditures - $50. %to'S6S 'SS99S *
Customs reefs. month to oaJe Io'''4'A"o-'o
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-22
New York Curb Market
by Thomson s. McKinnonl
Produce Markets

Eggs Country rum Loss OF delivered in
TIndianaapohs. i2c; henery quality. No. /.
Poultry buying pricesl-Hens weighing
) lbs. or over TIC; under 5 lbs, l5c: Leg;
horn hens, l5c; 1880 broilers, full
feathered Ia lbs, and up, 2lc; under l u
lbs. Csc; bareback l6c; Leghorn broilers:
csc; ducks. SC; old cooks. 309c; ducks. full
teathered. fat whites, SC; geese. &c. These
Butter (wholesalel NO. /. 2sa22e; No.
q 24O25c.
Buttertat-2lc.
Cheese wholesale selling price per
pounol--Aulerican loaf 22c; pimento LOAF.
SEC: Wisconsin Grsts. f9c: LonghornS. 16c;
New YORK lnebrger. soc.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-22

AT All Souls Unitarian church
Sunday morning at II o'clock. DR..
Frank S. c. Wicks will speak on
Charity in Judgement"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-22

1.-THE Three Births Of Man" and
THE Meaning Of Jesus" are the
announced themes of the Rev. AM
brose Aegerter of the Beville Ave
nue. Evangelical church.