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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-20
ROSS E. COFFIN
is INSURANCE
MEMS CHOICE
UnOppoSed for Election as
President of Indiana
Federation.

Ross E. Coffin of the Ross e. Cof-
fin Insurance Agency, Indianapolis,
was unoppoSed for election as pres
ident of the Insurance Federation of
Indiana this afternoon at the annual
meeting OF the federation in the
Lincoln.
Delegates totaling 500 and rep
resenting every form of insurance
business in the state attended the
one-day session and met at a gen.
real luncheon at noon.
Coffin Is Advanced
Coffin is to be advanced from the
vice-presidency. A. L. Riggabee, In
dianapolis, of the Fletcher Savings
and Trust Company insurance de-
partment, Indianapolis, will be re-
elected treasurer, and Joseph G..
Wood, Indianapolis attorney, will re-
tain the post of secretary.
Six others nominated for the vice
presidency are Ralph L. Colby, j. j.
Fitzgerald, both of indianapolis; F.
A. Tedford, Lafayette; Herbert A.
Luckey, r. c. Griswold, Van Y. Dun
can, all of Indianapolis. Nomina-
lions to the advisory board follow:
Paul w Simpson, Ebert Storer, H.
L. Rogers, H. L. Cantelon, all of In
dianapoliS; L. D. Fowler, Fl. Wayne;
L. G. Kigin, Terre Haute, and Fred
M. Dickerman, indianapolis.
Chicago Man Speaks
Frank S. Dickson, Chicago, ma
tional board of fire underwriters
representative, addressed the COM
bined groups at the luncheon.
There are in Indiana today
nearly 5000 persons directly IL
censed as fire insurance agents,
Dickson said, "and the combined
number. including agents, helpers,
assistants, represents an aggregate
Of 10000 engaged in that branch of
insurance"
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Tomorrow: Captain Kidd wa
hanged twice."
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frentv utilities was 5e7I. of 20. Aver
age OF forty bonds was $3.50 unchanged.
III United Press
NEW YORK, Jan. 2O.-United>
States Steel featured frmer stock
opening today and continued to
rise in the early trading. The
whole list participated in the ad-
vance which was helped by short
covering.
Steel opened at 13974, up q, and
then rose to 40. Other leaders
followed. Rails improved with New
York Central up Il, at 1181s. Cen
eral Electric opened 1000 shares at
AIS, off %, on sharp reduction
in 1880 sales, but 1t soon made up
the initial loss.
Copper shares gained with Ana
conda up %, at 80, and American
Smelling up II, at 42% American
Can rose point to 108, American
Telephone q, to 1924; Standard Of
New Jersey ~, to 461s, and United
Aircraft y, to "a.
General Motors was firm in the
automobile group, while Warner
Brothers moved up slightly In the
amusements. National Biscuit rose
nearly point in the food division
as traders anticipated a favorable
earnings report for the year 1880.
During early trading volume of
business fell off slightly, but prices
held well and many moved above
The opening levels. Steel held
around 140. General Electric,
Westinghouse Electric, American
Can and several special issues made
fair gains.
Worthington Pump rose point to
SO and Loew's IA to 4715. New
York Central continued to move
ahead, stimulating buying in other
railroad shares, including PennSyl-
vania railroad and Allegheny Cor
poration
Auburn auto opened at los, up
u, and then rose to 1858. Other
motor shares held firm.
Oil stocks were fractionally higher.
helped by an increase in gasoline
prices by Standard Oil Of New
York, following the recent advance
by other companies operating on the
eastern seaboard.
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MOTOR TAX HELD VALID

Supreme Court Gives Decision in
Test Case on Law.
By United Press
WASHINGTON, Jan. 20. - The
North Carolina statute imposing a
tax of $45 ton on motor vehicles
operated for hire over a route more
than fifty miles, while those oper-
ating below fifty miles pay but SIS
ton, was held valid by the SUI
preme court Monday.
The law was questioned by w G.
Clark, Wake county, who paid the
tax under protest.
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STUDY CLUB TO MEET
Date Changed on Account of ga
commencement Program.

Next meeting Of the Child STUDY
Club Of School rs will be held at
the school, College avenue and
Ih1rtieth street, at 10 a. m. Thurs
day. Date of the meeting was
changed because of the ga com
mencement.
Professor Ralph Carter of the
Indiana university extension center
VIII address the club on How
Much Liberty Shall Our Children
Have" Mothers of children in Other
schools are invited to attend.
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Stolen Auto Recovered

An automobile stolen from Harry
Daff1n, 2607 North Butler avenue,
was recovered, police learned today,
when Anderson police captured
Wayne Brookins, TT. Wayne youth
charged with its theft and with
stealing another machine in FIT.
Wayne.
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By United Press

CINCINNATI. O.. Jan. 20.-Butter
steady: creamery in tub lots, ACCORDING
70 score. 2SG26c:, common score dis
No. 2. 13c; No. 3. 1oc: butterfat. 2i03sc'
5ssEgEsE.Lower: cases. included: extra firSts.
z4c: 1rstS ale: seconds. zoe: nearby un.
graoeo. &c. Live poultry--Thin and
coarse stock sell only at heavy discount:
fowls. > lbs, and over. zoe: 1 lbs. and
over. zoe; lbs. and over. zoe: LeghornS'
8 lbs. and over. sac: under lbs. 3sc:
slips. ale: stays. 16c: colored fryers over
lbs. Csc: over lbs 27c: Leghorns and
chicks, lbs and over. 22c: black spring.
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PORK MARKET
OFF 10 CENTS
AT CITY YARDS
Cattle Futures Are Lower;
Sheep, Lambs Move
Upward.

Porker prices today at the city
stickyards were mostly 10 cents
lower than Mondays best time. The
bulk, 100 to 300 pounds, sold at
$7.70 to $40. Receipts we're eS-
Inmates at 5000. Holdovers 127.
Cattle market practically at a
standstill, with all bids ranging
mostly Is cents lower than Mondays
average. Receipts were 400. Veal
erS were stationary, selling at $1,000
down. Receipts 900.
Sheep and lambs were generally
IS cents higher, better grade of good
and choice lambs were selling at
mostly SO to $3.50. Receipts were
1900.
Chicago hog receipts 10000, in
GLIDING 10000 directs. Holdovers,
5000. Generally asking around Is
cents higher than Mondays aver
age, few early bids and sales 10 to
Is cents higher, few loads of good
and choice hogs weighing 100 to 100
pounds sold at 1925 to $3.50. Best
weights held to $40 or above, few
210-pound weights sold at $500. Cat
tie receipts were 1000. Calves, 1900,
and steady. Sheep receipts, 10000,
and steady.
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United Press

By United Press
CHICAGO, Jan. 2O.-A Ne
gro garage worker gave his life
trying to save the twenty-five
automobiles left in his care.
When a defective heater ex-
ploded Monday, setting fire to
oil and gasoline, the Negro,
Edward Criss, first turned In a
fire alarm and then started
driving the machines out.
CriSs moved out twenty cars
and dashed back into the mass
Of flames and smoke for the
twenty-frst when he was over
come. Firemen rescued him
but he died a few hours later
Of injuries.
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Following Is the explanation Of
Ripley's Believe 1t or Not" which
appeared in Mondays Times:
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RULES ON INCOME TAX

High Court Holds Separate Returns
on Community Property Legal.
By United Press
WASHINGTON, Jan. 20.-The
right of husband and wife to file
separate returns on income from
community property under the laws
OF California was upheld Monday
by the supreme court.
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Other Livestock
BY United Press

DY OHEEbW FTt0S
EAST BUFFALO, N. Y. Jan. 2o.-Hogs
Receipts, $4,000; holdoyers, 100; fairly
active, weights above ITO lbs, steady,
others weak to 15c lower; bulk desirable,
170-210 lbs, se.75; 22o-230 lbs, $685. 240-
300 lbs, $8@S.40; weights below 100 lbs,
$8.7508.85. Cattle-Receipts, so; COWS,
unchanged; cutter grades, $2.25@4; calves,
receipts, $50; vealers, steady, $l2 down.
Sheep--Receipts, 400: lambs steady; quail
mostly $3.50; mixed offerings, SO; medium
and mixed kinds, and strong weights,
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BY Thomson & McKinnonl
Jan. 1o-
EINSTEIN THEORY Is
LAUDED IN RADIO TALK
Famous Scientist Says Speech Best
He Ever Heard on Relatively.

81 United Press
PASADENA, Cal, Jan. 22.-The
EinStein theory of relatively was
accepted whole-heartedly and the
rival theory of the Dutch physicist,
De Sitter, was disapproved Of in
radio speech last night by DR..
Charles E. st. John. atrophyicist of
the Mt Wilson observatory.
DR.. Einstein said it was the best
talk on the subject of his theory he
ever had heard.
The German smiled as DR.. st.
Johns remarks were translated for
his benefit, for it meant that the
only theory which opposed his own
and one which had been favored by
many other scientists had been dis
carded as valueless by one of the
most noted groups Of astronomers
in the world.
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Listens to Radio, Shoots Self

LOS ANGELES. Jan. 20.-After
hearing radio announcer say that
suicide 'once was considered a vir-
tue" Ralph Brady, 16, asked his
father why isn't 1t now" then went
70 his room and shot himself to
death.
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By United Press

CINCINNATI, Jan. 20.-Hoes-Rece,nts
1900; holdover. 800; fairly active. mostIv
l0c higher. spots Csc UP on yeiehty
butchers. better grade 160l220-lb. aver
weightier kinds very uneven, 225-36o lhs
S8I8.50; some 250-340 lbs. S7.5Oas25. I20.
70 strong; bulk. s6.25: smooth lightveiefts
$3.50. Cattle-Receipts. 300; calves 3s0:
generally steady. but lacking action: sons
few. more desirable kinds. SsGe small
package of baby beeves. $1,000; most beef
COWS. $4.754 $50: bulk low cutters and
cutter COWS, $2.T5d4: bulls mostly IS IN
down: few. $5.75; vealers steady; good and
choice. $500 1850: lover grades. Sc down.
Sneep-Receipts. 10; active. strong: bet
to choice handyweights quotable aoninsI-
~ $9.75: common and medium, So. 50T77. SO.
fat ewes. $263.
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By United Press

PITTSBURGH. Jan. 2o.-HogsAReceints
500; holdovers, $50; mostly about i5Gz5c
higher; l2o-2Io lbs. 50; 759s.so: 270-250
packing sows. s6.5096 SIS. CattieSReceints-
Is; market nomtnally steady. Calves-Re
ceipts. so; market. very slow: about soc
lower; better grade vealers SO 5OG7l IL 50
Sheep-Receipts 500: fat lambs strong to
2Sc higher: good to choice lambs. ss.50T
s-25; best handyweighfs. 80 so; AGED
wetners up to IS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-20
MASTODON BONES FOUND
skeletons of Ancient Animals Dis
covered by Explorers.

QUITO. Ecuador, Jan. 20.-Dis-
covery of the almost complete
skeletons of a nastodon, a ground
Sloth, prehistoric horses, camels,
deer and variety of rodents was
announced Monday by j. c. Bhck
and G. H. -Falkenback. exploring
Ecuador for one of the directors of
the American Museum Of Natural
History.
The skeletons we're found about
hfteen miles from Quito.
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Produce Markets

Eggs. Country Run)-Loss off delivered
IN Indianapolis. zoe; henery quality No. /.
Poultry Buying Prices) Hens, weighing
lbs. or over. fSc; under 5 lbs. 15c; Leg
horn hens. lie; capons. TIA lbs. up, 27c;
under ~ lbs. 20c; springers. 5 lbs. OF
over Ice: or under lbs, 15c: ducks.
spEingers. lie; old cocks. 9@iIc: ducks
full feather fat white. lie; geese, lie.
These, prices are for No. top quality
quoted by Kingan 81 Co.
Butter (whoiesale)-No. l. 31@S2c: No.
Cheese wholesale selling price per
32c; Wisconsin. f1rsts. 27c; Longhorns, 34c;
New York Limberger, 36c.
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Wars on Martial Deserter

albany, N. Y, Jan. Ex-senator
William Lathrop Love introduced a
Dill In the legislature which would
make felony out of marital
deSertion. -''''
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By United Press

NEW YORK. Jan. Observation-Disclosures
easy; Long Island, $l.75@4; Maine. s2s5@
S.65; Idaho. 45c@$3; Bermuda. $7@7: Can
ada. 70c@$3.85.. Sweet potstoes-Market
steady: Jersey baskets, soc q So as; South
ern, baskets 50c0s2. Flour-Market quiet
and easy; spring patents. $4.60@4.85. Pork
Market, easy; mess. $3.50. Lard-Mar-
Tallow-Market weak: special to extra,
@4Ac. Dressed poultry--Market. quiet:
26@43c; fowls. 14@28c: ducks. $50 2lc;
Long Island ducks. 22@2Sc. Live poultry
Market steady: geese. 13@24c: ducks, l5@
ROSTERS, lac; chickens, 17@27c; capons, 20
Q35c; broilers, 28@40c. Cheese-Market
quiet; state whole milk. fancy to special,
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By United Press

CHICAGO. Jan. Eggs-Market
STEADY; receipts. ?,lss cases; extra firsts
glsc: seconds, 12@15c. ButterMMarket'
tirmer: receipts, 10 al tubs: extras. 37szc:
extra extra 5 nrstss 26s 927c; firSts. 25@2ec; sec
Market firm: receipts, cars: fowls, 2ic:
SprinEers. 23c: LeRhorns. 16c: ducks. 22c:
geese: TIC; turkeys, 22q25c: roosters, 15c.
ices Ice. .Potatoes[On track, 253; arri-
yals. 81; shipments, 612; market steady:
WISCONSIN sacked round whites. Sl456i go
Minnesota round whites Sl35: idaho
sacked ruSsetS. s1.80@l.95.
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Other Livestock
By United Press

OoS iaclSSlng 1000 diTsSt; faiTiyp active i've
mostly mostly lO@iSc; higher than Mondays
6ghsT top SIZE b S1sS 1so s&aoy bs ss liz
$3.50; 22O-SiO lbs, $1.40@s: pigs, $Sg
S S1; packing sows. $6;4O9675; light lights
SSsgRs Sa onf bs Sood sSd Sboos
good and choice. $7'S5gs.55: Heavy S:,
weights, 2S03950 lbs. good and choice. $3.50
and good. $6.55@6.75; slaughter pigs. 100
100 lbs, good and choice, $7.75Q8.55. Cat
ssltssm o-E 1900; calves, 1000; fed
in-between grades showing decline: choice
long yearlings. 1880 best weighty steers,
$ll;50; medium weights. sI2: not much
at $s;5o@1O 1850; other classes very uneven:
slaughter cattle and vealers: Steers, 600
600 lbs; good and choice. $9.75@14.25; 900
'1 l9S, l6 sSS good and choice, $s.75@I4;25;
l425; 1901 500 lbs. good and Choice.
$9.75@l4; COOL 800 lbs, common and me
dunn. $650Q9.75; heifers. 550-850 lbs, good
and choice. $7.50@l150; common and me
Z; common and medium. $4@5: low cutter
and cutter. 1904; bulls ,yearlings ex-
cluded good and choice beef, @625;
fed god and choice, $9.5Ot@12; medium,
Stocker and feeder cattle; steers, 5O0-i, $50
sDO0 spS choice $7gs
market fairly active, mostly. steady with
Mondays average; early bulk good to
S SaS6 l ss % $S@sa5 some held higher
$50; slaughter sheep and lambs; lambs 90
lbs sd,, down. gOod and choice $s75 $50
ae gun G.S0@8'7S; al weights common
sSoce eSSSeS ali YO vsete lbs e e6d to
mon, $2@3: 80; feeding lambs. 50-75 lbs
1000 and choice. $7@7.75.
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Net Changes
By United Press

By United Press
NEW YORK, Jan. 19.-Closing
prices and net changes on principal
stocks traded today on the New
York Stock Exchange follows:
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By United Press

CLEVELAND. Jan. 20.-Hog-RAceints
1000: holdoyers $50; l0G20c higher on
weights 2lo lbs. down; top and bulk, So. so:
around $40; 25o-SOo lbs. downward TO To-
S1.75; Cattle-Receipts $50; around
steady; demand for steers now after Mon
common to medium heiferS. s6G7.i0: low
cutter to medium cows largely $3@4.75.
GalyeslReceipts. 450: steady with Mon
time; better grade vealers largely sii .51G
II; in-between kinds around ss.5O0 10. SO;
culls. $7.5019. Sheep-Recefpts 51a. Ia
lambs strong to mostly CSC higher: buIF
S9.259 $50: best quoted higher: others in,
Guiding sheep. mostly. soc over late last
to $50 or above: fat ewes around $3.50
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By United Press

By United Press
FIT. WAYNE. Ind. Jan. 2o-Hogs-Mar-
set steady ~ TO loc higher. I0o114o lbs.
200-225 lbs. So; 225-250 lbs, $775: 25O-275
lbs. $3.50: 275-300 lbs. $3.50; 300-350 lbs.
$73S: roughs, $6:25; stays. $3.50: calves.
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By Times SnecfaI

LOUISVILLE. Jan. .-Hogs-Receiuts,
22S-S00 lbs. $795; 160-225 lbs, SS.S5; 49,
160 lbs. $7.95; 100 lbs. down, $735; rouqhs.
$685.; stays. ,s5.35. Cattle Receipts, 3O0
market steady; prime heavy steers, So. SO
Q1o heavy, shipping steers, $725@S' So
msdium and plain steers. $697.2S; fat
heifers. $6.5099.50; common to medium
neiferS. $5@6.50: good to choice COWS. 81. So
@S;50: medium to good cows. $s.T5G4.50:
ccyytters. $3.25@3,75; Gamers. '$2@5; bulls,
$s;S0q $50; feeders. $6.50Q7.25; stockers'
Calves Receipts. 200; market steady good
to choice, $75o@9.5o mediums. s5a6 So;
ceipts. so; market steady: eve and wether
lambs. So; buck lambs, 81; seconds. &
down; clipped sheep, s3@4. Monday
shipments: Cattle: 22s; calves. 304: hogs.
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By United Press

EAST ST. LOUIS. III, Jan. 2o-Hoe-
Receipts. 1900 market. ,lOa25c higher;
SS9P. SS'SG; 0HlkS be- 1929. ~ lbs So; 259s4o
gas; 100-lS0 lbs. S7.50@8.25; soWs. Ss'SSsS
$3.50. CattIe--ReceiptS, $500: calves
ZOO: market steers relatively liberal SUP.
at Sits; market on others Slow: eariv
deals steady. Sheep-Receipts. l. 800: lambs
butchers. So; packers talking lower: throw
outs. SO; fat ewes. s3.75 down. -
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By United Press

CLEVELAND. Jan. o.-Butter-Extras.
22c; flrsts, 2lc. Pouitry-Hssyv fowls
2lci medium. 17618c: Leghorn fowls. il
@l7c; heavy broilers. 25@25c; Leghorn
nroilers, l5c; ducks, 25c: old cocks, I3c;
ESQ 33c. Potatoes-Maine Green Mountain
mostly $2.3o@2.50; few best, $3.50 Der
l2O-lb sack; Idaho Russet, $32S@5.35
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EXPECTS BUSINESS RISE
Steel Corporation Head SAYS Peak
Of Depression Is Past.
PRICES ARE 70 1s NOON g. :
By UHited Press

CHICAGO. Jan. 20.-The peak of
the national financial depression
was passed month ago and con-
ditions now are swinging back to
normal, believes James A. Farrell,
president Of the United States
Steel Corporation.
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Blauner's. Inc. declared regular quar-
terly dividend OF SO cents on common, pay
able Feb. is. record Jan. Is.
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Federal Reserve bank Of New York re-
duced buying rate on bankers acceptances
up to is days maturity by 70 of per cent
to ia per cent.
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LONDON-NeW York Gables opened at
ABS 5-16, against 4.85 9-32; Paris checks
1888: Amsterdam 1902; Italy 81, us;
Berlin 2n44
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New York Curb Market
lBy Thomson & McKinnOnl
indianapolis Stocks
Jan. le-

Jan. 1e-
American Central Ii Inc Co.l,ooo
Belt r r g. S Yds Co CON-. As 81
Bit R r Yds Co pfd.......... 81 IS
e eSOsSaNf indiana 20 rx CO pfd IS 7S IS
Circle Theater Co com U.s.. es .
Citizens Gas Go com los. e =:
etHanS eSf Go IN PFC Go IS ptd Is i i
Commonwealth In Co pfd.. 100 -.
Indiana hUHs DrI EEo SG com So GiaDi com Ia;
Indiana Hotel Co pfd IS. .....loc -.
Indpls PT ST L 3 Co 'f pfd 5ii:: lSSiI,a 1SG
Indpls Pu Welt L Assn com IS 81
1nterst Pu Ser Co Or II pfd IS :. IS
M {1ts5 P Pas Ser e c. pr pfd Is. SS loa
.North Ind Pub serTco pfd IS SO 1o2
Northern Ind Pu Sv Co pfd Is io5 ITO
Prog Laundry Co com 49,. 81 -.
Terre Haute 1t & Pwr pfd.. g =:
Union Title Co com 5s 2s 50
Van VAN G GsmD PT To5 CO CO 1t ss Ppt tS @
Auburn Automobiles Co com .10S los
Backstay Welt Co com ..... l2la IS
Ind Pipe. Line Co, ............ 1871 ls
lynch S 0e Glass So Machine SSa CO com is& TX
Mead Johnson 4 Go com. $500. .!5 1874
Nobftt sRsIai Indnssfiai SCI Inc Il IS
Perfect Circle Co conn.,. IS 90
Real Six Hosiery Mills Inc Co IS %
Real SILK Hosiery Mills pfd.. SO So
Ross Gear a Tool Co ...,... q "a
Standard OIL Co tIEdianal ;. ssh seia
Studeoaker Corporation 49,. y "a
sEx-Dividends.
Bonds
Belt r r g. Stk Yds Co 4s. IS -
Broad Ripple Trac .......... :. =.
Cent Ind Gas Co 5S....... 50 -.
Citizens Street Railroads S.. IS az
Rome T & Of Fl. Wayne IS. lo2 -.
Ind Railway & Light Co 5s... % -
IndplS Pwr & 1t Co .......10O l01
indianapolis Gas Co IS. 100 l02i2
Indpls & Martinsv Ra Hr Co IS IS
Indpls a Northw Trac CO S.. 5 -.
IndplS st Ry As .... IS -
Indpls Trac & Term Co S.. 42is is
1ndpls Union Ry..............i0 100 =.
I Indpls water water e Go sis Ss% iSs
Indpis Wa Co 1st lien & Ref IS %
1ndplS Water Co 4ias $3.50. 9siS
Tndpls Water Works Sec Co IS IS
Interest Pub Serv Co Gas 49,. SIS
Inter5t Pub Serv Co $50. IS -
Tnterst Pub SerY Co .i02 ~
No IND Pub. Sery Co 49,. SO -.
no Ipd Teleoh Co IS. ssis i0e
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is FIRM FOR
NATIONS DRY LAW

legislative session from committee
OF the whole. Then he formally
delivered the message to the
speaker.
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= Following Is the explanation Of
Ripley's Believe It or Not" which
appeared in Mondays Times:
'bere IS. - - 81 -
A Seal Sleeps at Intervals Of
One and One-Half Minutes-Ac-
cording to observations of author
tiles on history, the daily occupa-
ton Of the seal is divided between
sleeping and procuring food. They
huddle together in a drowsy con-
dition for a great partof their
time, both day and night. During
their sleep the bodies of seals con-
tinually are undergoing various
quivering and rolling motions, ac-
companied by twitchings Of the
paddles, and it has been found
that they never actually sleep for
more than a minute and a half
at a time.
See: Human Geography" by
]. Russell Smith.
Prince Frederick was the ED
est son Of George II and the ia
ther OF. George III. After FRINGE
Frederick's death his place in his
tory was summed up in the epitah
on his gravestone: Here lies
Fred, who was alive and is dead
there's no more ODE said"
Reference: Macauley's Life of
Johnson" 1924, Macmillan Co.,
Tomorrow: Captain Kidd was
hanged twice."
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-20

STA, 168, 48O, decrease of 80 per cent from
like 1929 period; IL months $341. $40, S12. off
% per cent.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-20

Auburn Automobile quarter ended
Nov. 80 net loss $26.613 after charges,
depreciation, taxes. ETC.. against net
profit of $3.50 a share on 169, CSC shares
in final quarter of previous fiscal year.
Twelve months S5.4S a share on 1883
shares against S21.2S share on 169,-
$50 shares in preceding year.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-20

Sioux City Cas- and Electric twelve
months ended Dec 81 net profit 81 ,068, 1855,
after taxes and Charges. but before de-
probation. against 81. 045, 668 in 1929.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-20

American Founders Corporation subsi-
rs cents share on 8,902,49S common
shares against $2.01 a share on 8, 446 1914
shares in preceding year Consolidated
asset value of common S5.55 a share.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-20

Lerner stores corporation and sub
salaries year ended Dec. 81, consolidated
net income S1,S62,2O2 after depreciation
federal tax etc equal after 614 per cent
preferred dividends to $3.50 share on
100000 common shares. against 81, 1886, AL
or Sc share in 1929; sales S25,293,927,
against S19,O77,143.