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Milo H. Stuart, assistant superin.

tendent of indianapolis public
schools, will speak at the opening
session of the annual spring confer
ence Of the elementary teacher di-
vision of the Butler university COL
lege of education, at Twenty-tllird
and Alabama streets tonight. The
conference continues until Friday
night.
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Births
Girls

Charles and Irene Baggs. Coleman hos
pital.
Leon and Rose Beldon. Coleman hos
pital.
Roy and Geneva Terhune. Coleman hos
pitsl.
Deal and Eugenia Sanders. $50 South
Belmont.
Ralph and Margaret Pettiiohn. 7o2 East
Minnesota.
Francis and viyienne Stokes. s1a East
Seventeenth.
Boys
John and Mary Mcdaniel. Coleman hos
pitel
pital.
Roscoe and Louise wooten. Coleman hos
pital.
John and Grace Walker. Methodist hos
pital.
Lloyd and Bertha Beck. Methodist hos
pital.
Thomas and Florence Davis. Methodist
hospital.
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)sls feAtufca SyuaA9A
Following is the explanation of
Ripley's believe 1t or Not" which
appeared in Wednesdays Times:
The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tow
er Of Misunderstanding Koutou-
bia is the most famous minaret
Cower) in Morocco. 1t was
erected at cost of many mil
lions by the great Moorish con-
queror, Yakoub the Victorious eel
Mansour), from the spoils of his
victory over the Christian armies
at Alarcos SPAIN.
AS it rears its blue head to
height Of 240 feet, towering over
the low roofs of this most oriental
Moroccan city, it bears testimony
to the golden age of the Moorish
kingdom.
1t has inspired quaint legends,
to the charm of which even your
cartoonist was succumbing. But
there is strong "odor of sancti-
ty'' pervading the mosque, which
is quite literal and real.
The Call Heard by More People
Than Any Call on Earth-As I
told in my story of Marrakeech
on May y, the call of the muez-
Yin means: God is great; there
is no God but God, and Mo-
manned is the prophet of God"
The Mohammedans have no
church bells.
Their call to prayer is by word
OF mouth, which, heralded by the
towers of their mosques, is needed
by 210 million Moslem believers,
falling on their faces in prayer.
Friday: The king who was
born with a beard.
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Club Members to FIy

A number CT new flying students
have been enrolled at Hoosier air
port as the result of special low
rates offered by the airport to mem
bers Of the Hoosier Flying Club.
Latest members of the club to
enroll for instruction in flying are
Miss Wanda Farr, Norman Wamp-
ner and F. G. Oder.
The new rates, whereby students
receive a ten-hour instruction course
for $40, are to be effective until
June 1 and are limited to thirty
club members.
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Deaths

George G. Bewley. Sc. city hospital.
chronic mvocarditis.
ard broncho pneumonia.
Margaret Rose Scaags. mo-. Riley hos
pitai. measles.
John s. WILEY. 70. ST. vincent's hos
pital broncho pneumonia.
John Z. Totten. S. Christian hospital.
acute cardiac dilatation.
Richard Garvey. ? mo-. Riley hospital.
nj H senrTi'i Boo0asheStv SO. 27o5 East wash
Willie m irwin. rs. 5l1s caryel arterio-
Nina n. Van Auken. II. I47l North New
Jersey chronic mvocarditis.
Ethel Burke. 43. 1885 English. car
cinoma.
George Lucas. A. Psrkview hotel. acute
difaration OF heart.
Margaret Thompson. "a. 55Z 4East Mlchi-
ce1. acute nyocarcitis.
Rilla Coapstick. SO. Methodist hospital
Fdward osterhsve. 81. city hospital
spfthelto--a of scalp.
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BIZ United Press

EAST ST. LOUIS. NJ. Nav i4-Hogs-
Receipts. II, 500; market opening SLOW;
later trade. fully active, 5@I6c lower than
close; few small lots light hogs. sos: most
ESQ lbs. s6.9oq7: 240-270 lbs. s6.7566.85;
sows, $S.50G5.65. Cattle-Receipts. 1000:
calves, receipts 1000; market. steers slow.
cows steady to Csc lower: other classes un-
changed; top heifers. IS Is on weights 600
lbs; most cows. s4.50G5 25 low cutters. So
$3.50; top medium bulls. $780, vealers.
1925. Sheep-Receipts $500; market
undeyeloped; butchers taking a few spring
lambs; steady. with packers bidding un-
springers. STOPS: no sales to packers; run
largely Texas clipped lambs; spring lambs.
10; common. s6.25Ss.55; i ambs 90 az rs
down, good and choice. s750Gs. so: me-
dunn. s7G7.50: 91-I00 lbs. medium ia
choice. se.25G 8.25: all weights. common,
s4.T5G6.25; ewes. e0-l50 lbs. medium to
choice. S293.2 all weights Gull and
common. SlI2.25.
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RuYS Linht AirnIane

A new CurtisS Wright Junior light
plane has been purchased from the
Curtiss- Wright Flying Service Of
Indiana by James S. May, Anderson,
Ind. May and Earl w. Sweeney,
Curtiss-Wright flight instructor,
flew the ship here from st. Louis
Wednesday. May will be given fly
ing instructions by Sweeney.
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ESTATE TO MRS. COLE
Acquitted on Murder Charge, Widow
is Named by Court.

Administration of the estate of
her husband, in connection with
whose murder she was acquitted in
the Rush county circuit court, was
assumed today by Mrs. Marie Cole,
indianapolis, by appointment from
probate court.
Cole left personal property valued
at 500. He was shot on a lonely
road near Greenfield Oct 81, 1890.
Frank Jordan, with whom Mrs.
Cole was charged with plotting the
death, is serving a life prison
sentence for the murder.
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Following is the explanation of
Ripley's believe 1t or MOI" which
appeared in Wednesdays Times:
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Other Livestock
By United Press

CINCINNATI, O.. May 14-Hogs-Re-
IS cents lower; better grade, 16O-220 los.
largely SIPS; 2255-240 lbs. s7@715;- 25o
IS aFSpaa 2gS P s0s6 bs 285s3?
sows. steady to weak at S525Q5.5O a
few choice light weights, s5.75. Cattle
steady: supply very light: odd lots com
mon and medium steers and heifers. $3.50
OF: practically nothing of value to sell
and cutters S3.2564.50: bulls. draggy at
S4.75 down: vealers. opened and closed
steady with a few mid session sales. SOC
higher: good and choice. generally S7Gl8:
several choice lots, $3.50; lower grades
mostly $3.50 down Sheep--Recei LOO;
generally steady: good and choice spring
,ers. SI2@ Il. so: some s12.75 to shippers;
common and medium. s90N.50; fat ewes,
So and bei1W
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Telautograph Corp. April net profit, $50
1853 after taxes and charges. against S29;-
1872 in April 1890. Four months. SIP, 68l,
against $1l3975.
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MRS. KIEFER is CHOSEN
Named Queens Attendant for Meet
ing of Order at Toronto

Mrs. Harriet F. Kiefer. worthy
high pricstess of the Indianapolis
White Shrine, was chosen queens
attendant at the meeting of the
supreme council of the order in
Toronto. Ontario.
Mrs. Tessie 0. Kirk. past worthy
high priestess, was chosen second
haacmaid. and w. H. Faust, watch
man OF the shepherds, was APP
pointed 10 the supreme kings guard
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BIZ United Press

EAST BUFFALO. N Y. Nav r4.-Hoes-
On sale. 1900; market at staadstill: few
bios around 25c lower; 275-lb butchers
sold 81; bidding 81. so on desirable 100000
10. weights. Cattle-Receipts. rs cows
barely Steadv; cutter grades. s25oGa
Calves-Re ceiptS. 200: veaIers unclaimed.
good TO choice. $3.50 20 mostly S.: con.
mon and medium. s567.5o. Sheep - Re-
ceipts. 100: lambs steady; Quality ana sorts
considered; good clippers. SEAS; few So so:
medium to good springers, Sl2; shoTn ewes.
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.Ne%go ! YORK o. Gables opened in L9ndon
l24.2s; Amsterdam, IDIOT Italy. 92885;
Berlin 20l5
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BIZ United Presa

BIZ Times Special
CHICAGO, May
corn, SO; oats, 9;
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RAIL VALUATION CUT

Other Traction SIashes Are Made
by State Tax Commission.
indianapolis & Southeastern Rail-
road Company valuation was cut
from s437,77O to S377,605 by the
state tax board Wednesday.
Other traction cuts were the La
fayette Street Railway Companv
from s137510 to s127O20, and Vim
cennes Electric Railway Company
from s40,580 to $32,81O.
Southern Indiana Gas and Elec-
trio Company Of Evansville was in
creased from $9,475, $50 to SO, 657.59O.
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By Times Special

LOUISVILLE. Ky. Nav I4.-Hogs = Re-
ceipts. 500: market. 10G15c lower: 225 lbs
s6.25; 100 lbs down. $780, roughs. Ss.85G
4.65; stays. $40. Cattle-Receipts, 100;
market slow; unevenly lower prime heavy
steers S7Q8 heavy Shipping steers. SEA
2 medium and plain steers, S5.5066; fat
heifers. s6-5oG8; common to medium
helfers. S5q6.5o; good to choice cows. 81 25
cutters: S303. rs; Gamers. S2G2.75. bulls.
So $50; feeders s6.5Od7 so; medium to
goa 60 feeders, s5a6.5o; stockers, S5.50G7.5O;
S5.5O@725. Calves-Receipts. 3o0 mar
Ssest steady; good to choice, s6d6.50; fancy.
market not established. prospects steady to
weak Wednesday shipments: Cattle none
calves. 24l; hogs, none; sheep. 1885.
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In the Air

Weather conditions at 8 a. m:
Northwest wind, Is miles an hour;
temperature, s.; ceiling, unlimited;
visibility, 10 miles; barometric pres
sure, 1905 at sea level; field good.
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BIZ United Press

CLEVELAND. May i4.-Eogs-Receipts
or more lower: TOP on i6o-2I0 ID back to
low kind at $3.50: bulk. $40; 220-250 lbs,
ceipts. 100: continuing active and strong to
higher; steers strong to Csc or more over
Monday and sows and bulls Csc. spots Soc
up since weeks opening: scattered COM
mon steers s6.2567 fat cows. s4.5oG5
mostly: cutter grades. SOAPS; sausage
bulls. SAC .25. Calves-Receipts. 800; ac-
tive fully steady: better grades. Sc 79 so
and above; demand centering on medium
flesh light offerings of around $3.50 or
ceipts. 500; steady: quality considered:
clipped lambs at $3.50 downward; grade
only medium: most clipped ewes, So $3.50.
choice higher.
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RAZZ N. Y. CONFETTI
Mayor Asked to Ban Ticker Tape

as Greetings Tor Heroes.
NEW YORK, May 14.-The New
York Board of Trade considers
emptying a waste basket over
great parsonage a poor tribute and
has asked the mayor to place ban
on showering returning heroes with
ticker tape and torn telephone books
as they ride I'D Broadway,
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The City
i'm Brief
FRInAY EVENTS
nge CIub. Iuneheon. Lincoln.

Exchange Club, luncheon, Lincoln.
Optimist CLUB. luncheon, ClaypoOl.
Altrusa Club. luncheon, Columbia Club.
Phi Delta Theta, luncheon, Chamber
of Commerce.
First Ward Republican Club. p. m,
Clark's hall.
Master Painters Association. lunch
con. Antlers.
Indianapolis Round Table, luncheon,
Lincoln.
Delta Tau Telta, luncheon, Board of
Trade.
Reserve Officers Association, luncheon,
Board Of Trade.
Delta Chi, luncheon. Sphinx Arms.
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ByUnifcd Press

steady to firm. Long Island s2@9'S0:
southern. S250GS; Maine. s2.75T3. 40:
Idaho 40c0s 81 so Bermuda. s5G7: Canada
81 oon 5.25 Sweet potatoes - Market
s.caoy, jersey baskets. Sl@2 IS. Flour
Market, moderately ectIve and irnner.
sDring patents s470G490. Pork-Ma~ket
steady, mess. s23 so. Lard-Narket
easier. middleWest spot. So 05G8.40 raj
low-Market firm special 10 extra. ASIA
S,ec Dressed poultry-Market. steady:
turkeys 28Nf sc, chickens 23M 3Sc: brofl-
ers 30W4lc fowls l7023c Long Island
ducks. la Ice. Live poultry-Market
steady TO firm geese. 100l2c: ducks. 1ST
24ci fowls. ia 23c turkeys l5G soc: roost-
e-S l2m l4c. chickens. stays. l5c: caponS
l7m as. broilers. 2lN4lc. Cheese-Market
dull and easy, state whole milk. fancy to
special, ia p iac; Young Americas. 1884, q
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Produce Markets

Eggs country rum Loss of delivered in
iInolanapols, l2c: henerY quality. No. /
Poultry tbuving pricesl Hens Weighing
los or over l5c: under lbs. lac: Leg
horn hens. l3C: 1880 broilers. full fea.hered
IL IBIS. and up. &c; under ~ lbs. Csc
bareback. l6c: Leghorn broilers. csc: ducks
Sci old cocks. 8q9c.; ducks. full feathered
TAT whites. &c; geese. &c. These prices
s. Co
?. 2f6i Csc.
ButteTfat-21c
Cheese wholesale selling price per
Mound l-American loaf 22c: pimento loaf
CSC; Wisconsin firsts. Ice: LonghornS. Ice:
New York limberger. soc
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New York Curb Market
lny Thomson 5. McKInnonl
Bujldinu Permits

I. O. o. F. building. repair elevator. 2
North Pennsylvania. $500.
Meridian Garage. sign. ZIG North Ne
ridian. $500.
Hoosier Petroleum Corporation. filing
station. 2037 East Washington. 1920.
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BIZ United Press

LAFAYETTE. Ind. May l4-Hogs-Mar-
10000 lbs. $500; 2Oo-2I0 lbs. s6.s5; 2io.
22o lbs. $3.50: 22o-24o lbs. s6.25: 2zo-2So
s6.s5: 3oo-325 lbs s6.45: i40-le0 lbs. Sc III:
i2o-l40 lbs $3.50; Io0-I20 lbs $3.50
roughs. s5.25 down; top calves. 81; top
lambs, So spring lambs $500.
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Bu United Press

CHICAGO. Nav -Eggs-Afarket firm:
hrsts i7iac: current receipts. i5i,GI6i@c,
seconds, 1876. Butter-Market firm: re-
Seipts3 656 tubs: extras 23hc: extra
lsM2oc standards. 23isc. Poultry-Mar-
Sst. steaov; receipts cars: fowls iSG
zoe; Springe-s. 26c; Leghorns l5c: ducks
iSc: broilers. two pounds. 3sc: broilers.
under two lbs, soc; Leghorn broilers. IA
lbs. Csc Cheese-TwinS Ilismliiac:
young Americas. i3c, Potatoes-On track
24s arrivals. 100; shipments. .os5; mar
Set dull and weak: Wisconsin sacked
round whites, .sl30G lao: Idaho russets
=; ouet 50; Alabama. Louisiana and Texas
bliss triumphs. S1.606l.s5.
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Other Livestock
BIZ Enitcd Presa


- CHICAGO, May 14.-Hogs- Receipts,
later trading fairly active; in-between
weights 5g4oc- lower; others around
ouik. l50-220-lD,. .$7@I15; neavies scarce,
lev 27Q-325 lbs, $6.50@660; most packing
SoEs, So. 6oGQ6; pigs, scarce; S5rong weights
500 q 1;25; Igh,.o lights. ,140-le0 los, gooo
200 los. good and choice, S7Q725; medium
weights, 2O0-.250 lbs. good and choice
$6;99 q go; heavy weighs. 259-350 lbs
275-500 lbs, medium and good. S5.6G@6.1O;
slaughter pigs, 100-130 lbs, good and
choice, s6.65@7.25. Cattle-Recelpts, 5000
Calves-Receipts, 5000; fed steers and
l5c higher on .yearlings; better action on
low priced heavies; she stock un-
changed; bulls barely steady; most fed
bullocks. $685.; stable supply light year
ling. heifers selling rather actively at
S7.50Q8;, best early, S8.25: slaughter cattle
choice. $7.5009.50; COOL 100 lbs. good and
choice, $750@950: 1,100-1, 300 lbs. good
and cho &c. $7.5009; 1901 500 lbs, good
mon and medium, s5.7508; heifers. $50
$50 lbs. coed and choice, S708.50; com
mon and medium, S5.25M7: cows. good and
cho-ce; S5@6; common and medium, 81. 35
bulls (yearlirgs excluded. good and choice
lheefl, SlG5.25; cutter to medium, So So
GAO: vealers milk fed. good and choice
S8@9.50: medium. s7MS: Gull and com
mon. s567; stocker and feeder cattle
steers, 500-1 $50 lbs. good and choice, ST
1925; common and medium S525O7
Sheep-Receipts, 10000: few early sales
weak with lower tendency; clipped lambs
s6G6.50. one load as to city butchers;
choice woolskins held around S9.75; de-
sirable native springers. S11@12; california
bid, Sl0.5o: slaughter sheep and lambs
I9@ III aS 80 lbs d. go % az and ID choice S
to choice, S7.75@9.75: all weights common
s6.75@8; ewes o0-150 lbs, medium tc
choice. 50 1904; all weights. Gull and COM
mon. $I.500275.
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STOCKS WEAKEN
AFTER DRIVE ON
STEEL COMMON
Railroad Issues Again Hit
New Lows for Move:
Range Narrow.
Average Stock Prices

Average Of thirty industriais for
wednesday was 1888. Of 81. Average
Of twenty rails was 1881, of 1877. Aver
age Of twenty utilities was 60.23. OH .O6.
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CINCINNATI. Nav -Butter-Steady:
creamery in tub lots according to score. 20
22c common score discounted case:
packing stock. No. !. l8c: No ?. 14c No. s.
lnclueeo Extra firsts. l6iac; frsts l4iac:
seconds. Is &C. nearby uRgraded. lec. Live
ponttry-Ihin and coarse stock sell only
l9c. lbs and over. 2lc. lbs. and over
2lcs Leghorns. lbs. and over. I5c;
ROSTERS l0izc; bToilers colored, full
feathered. i lbs. and over. 2s-: over =
lbs. soc; colored over lbs. sac: partly
featheretf l5%20r: Leghcrn and Orpington
hroilegs. full Weather. IL lbs. and over.
25s; over ia lbs Soc
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TOLEDO. May 14.-Hogs-Receipts $50:
market 106l5c lower; heavies S6.25665o:
mediums. S6.35@7: Workers. s7G71o: pigs
s7G7.1o. Cattle-Receipts 4o' market
strong. Sheep-Receipts. light; market
higher: top So
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Net Changes

By United Press
NEW YORK, May 13.-CIosing
prices and net changes on leading
stocks traded on the New York
Stock Exchange today:
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Paul O'Brien. 80. of Cincinnati

eEuE . 10A AtLI, 90, UI OIIICIIIIIdLI,
attempted suicide this morning by
drinking poison at Capitol avenue
and Washington streets. He was
sent to the city hospital by r. w.
Losh, traffic officer. Hospital en-
plcyes report that his condition is
fair.
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BY ELMER c. Waller
United Press Financial Editor

NEW YORK. May 14-United
states Steel common stock con-
tinued it's descent toward the 100
level on the Stock Exchange today.
The issue made new low since
1924. at 108la, off point from the
previous close.
The drive against Steel was an
unsettling factor for the entire mar
ket which had been fairly steady
for a time in the earlier trading.
Prices fell off from their highs all
around, but there we're no wide
breaks. Demand was lacking in
nearly all quarters.
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BIZ United Press

1900; market opening slow; 160-210 lbs.
S760G770: packing sows. S5.50d5 rs. Cat
tle-Receipts. 25 market nominal. Calves
Receipts. 1875: market, very slow. under
tone weak. Sheep-Receipts. 500; no early
sales: indications steady.
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BIZ United Press

ket. 1oc lower; 1oo-140 lbs. sS.5S:: 14o-f6o
lbs. $3.50; l60-l80 lbs. $685.: 10000 lbs.
$$7o5; 2oo-22o lbs. S.; IS: 22o--2zo I5s.: $685.;
300 lbs. s6.45; 20o-35O lbs. $685.: roughs.
s5.25; stays. SO so: calves So wooded
lambs. So; clipped lambs. Sc; spring lambs,
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Local Wagon Wheat

=. City grain elevators are paying soc for
No. ] red wheat and &c for No. / hard
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By United Press

TOLEDO. o.. May 14.-Grain on track
2812c; rate. Wheat-No. red. 77is a Use:
No, l red, cent premium. Corn-No. Z
yellow 2812G 59i-c; No. 3 yellow. 56hm
5f12c; Oats-No. white. 30i2 al sic: No
3 white. 29lag305c Clover-Donesti
prime old, Sl375; prime new Sl4; prime
cholce new. Sl4.25: prime choice old. sI4.
OcLober, Sl4.25; December. S14.5O. Alsvke
Cash. sl4. Butter-Fancy creamery. 25m
Z6e. Eggss--Country run. 14015c. Hay
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May IA

bD 9neS Special
CHICAGO. May 14.-Carlots Wheat. 10;
corn 50; oats, 9; rye, 2, and barley, 4
By United Press
CHICAGO. May 14.-Cash grain close:
Wheat---No. ! hard, 83l5c; No / red, 83l2c.
Corn-No. 2 mixed. Soc No. 5 mixed.
2812c; No. 2 yellow. .5994 1leOc: No. 3 yellow
5gM5 &c; No. yellow, 58c; No. 5 yellow
5934c No G. yellow. 56c No. white. 6O6
5gb51tc s am grade 46@56c. oats-No.
@66c..- Timothy-$825Q875. CloYerESlo. Is
Ql775.
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school children are invited bY the

i'SAOOA OHA"A Ch AAC AlfAbCu ny VIC
children's department of the public
library to hear talks On Yucatan
by Mrs. Glen Diddle and Mrs. How
ard Mettel in Cropsey auditorium
at the public library, Friday after
noon at 1870.
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IlNUIFtlNttt u y = = '7377-'E'
May IA
c1oartoes 50 1913 0O0. 90
nebits . $3.50 600 60
BV United Press
CHICAGO STATEMENT
c1eartngs .............s7 ST. 100 600 90
Tsiances ........ 8,70O 900 90
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Rail Shares Weak

At the outset and for a time in
early trading firmness was shown
by the leaders following better
market in London, the latter helped
by a reduction in the Bank Of Eng
land discount rate from to 2i5
per cent.
Weakness in railroad shares was
a feature. Missouri Pacific preferred
and common shares made new lows
since 1924 at SIS, off AZ and 10, off
y respectively. st. Louis South
western at 1917 was off Ia and the
lowest since 1921 Atchison lost 212
to 165 and Union Pacific 1929,
off AZ.
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New York Bank Stocks
BY Thomson & AfcKinnonl
Chicago Stocks Opening
(By James 7. HamiII & COT

IbY JaMtS I. HaIIIII q NUI
MAY IL
8endix Avia.. 10 Lnsul com. .... S3
Borg Warner FL Ins IS 49,. 8tia
Cord Corpn. g.. li1s Midi I'm com. 10
Con Oh CD com 5 : Midi Un pfd... 40i4
Commonw Ed. 23l 4 Middlew com. ~. 10
Chgo Sec ..... II q S Ra & Tel. 1875
1rigsby Grunow 37si
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Copper Stocks Dip

American Can dipped more than
point from its early high of 1862
and corresponding declines were
made by Bethlehem Steel, Allied
Chemical. Radio Corporation, Mont
gomery Ward, American Telephone,
Woolworth and Westinghouse Elec-
trio. j. I. Case met support and
held part of a gain Of more than
a point.
Weakness in the market for cop
per metal brought further selling
into copper stocks where American
Smelling dipped rs to 33l2, a new
low for the present shares.
Trading continued quiet in the
general market. Call money held
at the renewal rate of 1la per cent,
but funds were in supply and were
offered in the outside market as
low as l per cent.
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HeyI Study club vii meet in

The Heyl Study Club viii meet in
Rauh Memorial Library, Tuesday,
May 10, at 2 p. m. Don Hoover,
assistant city editor of the Indian
apolis News, will speak on THE
Power of the American Press" Mrs.
G. Raymond Miller will review "A
Lantern in Her Hand"
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