davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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vorarla en- silencio y no ofen.
der a una mujer honrada con
infames sospechas.
"El que recibi6 Pillar no hui
biera quiza producido tampoco
efecto alguno, a ser entregado
ror esta a su future; pero tom6
otro canine que, aunque mas
largo, debia 'llevar mas pronto
al termino deseado.
Pillar, que no frecuentaba a.
siduamente ell confesionario.
iba a 81 sin embargo en- ell ITEM
pc que marca como maximum
ell padre Ripalda, y no debfa
cumplir bien con los preceptos
del sacramento de la penitencia
cuando, contando a su confesor.
la misma manana que recibi6 ell
an6nimo. toda 81 falsa vida y
La gaceta., 1931-04-03

Ocaltandole la verdadera, lie pi-
do consejo en- aquella tribnla-
|cion. Jur6 y protest6 que rs
iionrada Y por NADIA nj Dor ma
ole guerra dejar de serIo: one
iamaoa a Bernaregui Y de el solo
guerra ser esposa; pero o,,e IA
duracion de sus castas relacio-
nes' La soledad en- que viva '
qulza la diferencia de fortuna
de ambos novios daba luear q
Jos malos juicios de las gentes
Iociosas o NAL pensadas. En- ST.
'uacl0n tan delicada Y expuesta
para su honra, puesto que auto
rlzaoa al primer atrevido a fall
earla al respeto y a la considers.
zion que sc merece la virtud.
pOr Modesto y humilde que YEA.
% que eo9yenia era a~celerar i
49, -
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al parecer por parte de la no.
via.
Este era ell segundo."
Ell notario abri6 otra carta v
la lego:
Adorable Pillar: Soy dema-
.siado hombre de mundo para
'caer en- ell lazo que ha tendido
listed a los necios, creyendo Ell
la anunciada boda de listed con
Bernaregui. Los amores de u.s.
tedes son demasiado pablicos,
y sus continues entrevistas de-
masiado secretas, para no des-
.cubrir su verdadera significa-
cion. Y como la irresistible be-
lleza de listed Y sis naturales
aspiraciones la hacen digna de
posici6n mucho mas brillante v
de pOrvenir mas positive que ell
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DON ALCANZO UNA
~VELOCIDAD DE 1O3.49 MI
LAS POR HORA

Parana de las PsAhas, Argen
tina, Abril 3.-Al timon de su
|bote autom6vil Miss England II
en- Ell cual p~ereciera ell CONAN
daha Seagrave, Kaye Don. e
celeb 4 driver ingles, establecio
ayer\siea nueva marca mundial
de 103.e9 millas por bora.
Gar Wood, con su bote espe
cial, hace pocos dfas estableci6
ia marca de .1O2.56 millas por
bora, en- Miami Beach.
Don venci6 en- La tercera prue
Iba. En- dos pruebas anteriores
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Sc quemaron las cajas de escape
del hume, awsan de aluminio.
Marcaron la ruta de arran
que y La final dos canoneros ar
gentinos.
En- una de las pruebas de Ia
rnanana Kaye aicanz6 la velocis
dad de Glen millas.
La gaceta., 1931-04-03

Sc VENDE.-Una casa de
dos pisos, buen estado, patio
grande, avenida Catorce, junto
a Nebraska. Verdadera ganga.
Informan: 2213 Nebraska o te-
lefono M59-252.
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Follettn de La Gacetd No. 10
isl 70 Fuera Rico!
Novela original
de
On. Luis Mariana de LARA

alcanzar la dicha que espera, es
possible que cuando Sc decida
listed a reclamar las promesas
de La mujer que adora, sea va
tarde para conseguirla."
"El segundo an6nimo era de
otro genera, y debia dar mar
gen, case de que Bernaregui no
desc Importance al primero, a
una resolution sensata y digna
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NOTAS De BOXEO

Siso Y Quintero Sc batiran Ell
lunes. Nosotros simpatizamos
con esa idea de Montoto de que
de los ingresos Sc paguen los
gastos de propaganda que el ha
hecho, incluyendo tres anuncios
La gaceta., 1931-04-03

Lo mas curioso de tedo 10 re-
lacionado con ell match Quinte-
go-Siso es que ell Circulo entr6
alquilando su Arena y saldra
con "todas Jas ganancias".
Ahora bien, lque hara la Sec
.ci6n Atletiea del Cfrculo, que va
.ha acordado dar su parte en- las
ganancias a beneficio del CT
.fre de la Comunidad?
SReconsiderara su acuerdo,
pasando al tesoro las ganancias,
@ dara ell 1919 para Ell Cofre y
el resto para ell Cfyculo?
Estos problemitas no dejan
de tener su importancia.
La gaceta., 1931-04-03

Tor etc peri6dico publicados.
No sAa que ~nosotres, los inocen-
ties vayamos a pagan los pl9tos
rotos.
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tras ambos peleaban.

tras ambos peleaban.
Las reglas de todas las conf
stones de boxeo prohiben que
un boxeador insulte a otro mien
|tras ambos pelican.
Reed pudo haber sido descali-
ficado o multado por usar len
|ghaje impropio.
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Tambien prohiben las reglas
que familiares de un gladiator
les sirvan de "segundos" o pa
|drinos.
I'm hermano de Alvarez acos-
iumbra a servir de segundo a
este.
La gaceta., 1931-04-03

Use .opondra ell puesto Mar
cello Gonzalez, de la Legion Anne
ricana, a que ell Circulo Cubano
pida a la legislature Sc la con-
sidere una sociedad con iguales
.~merecimientos que los Jovenes
Gristianos?
No merece ell Cfrculo, fun
{ dor del boxeo en- Ybor, que Sc
lie otorguen las mismas conside-
raciones que a los J6venes Girls
.ianos Y J6venes Hebreos?
iDespues de TODD 10 mejor
seria Iegalizar ell boxeo!
La gaceta., 1931-04-03

Parece que Sc ha suspendido
al referee de Benjamin Field
por no haber evitado que Jim
my Reed insultara la semana
pasada a Chino Alvarez, mien-
La gaceta., 1931-04-03

New York, Abril 3.-Un as
pirante a la corona de peso me
diano ha sido lanzado por
La gaceta., 1931-04-03

UN NUEVO
A LA CORONA DE PESO
D
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30 70 I
PARA Ell LUNES EsTA g.
NALADA LA PELEA SSO
QUINTERO &nl1
ip&

Ell promoter Z e., del
116 de ArtilleT& que
81 lunes abrira ia de
BSA1n Field en- ella
tampeno MANI 2uil 70 ST
so Lizalde, ell q idadaf de Puer
to Rico. 4 kpdo
Las gana1cias 81 riven
dc la peIea( descon1 5 gas
tos, seranl entrega3 Circu-
10 Cubano. stt
Frank Cali pelxAra contra
Joe Rodriguez y Felipe Lobato
contra Joe Bacardi.
Pertenecen Cali y Lobato al
cstablo de Miguel Lorente.
Trata Mr.. Kennedy de con-
certar un bout" entire Baby
Miller, de West Tampa, y Perry
Knowles, de st. Petersburg.
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AVIS0S I'm YkoR CGTY

DR.. Portocarrero, DR.. A. A. Gonzales, DR.. 4
lilo. DR.. 8. n. TisCn, DR.. Suiio ]. Guerra, en- 1
% del CirculO Cubano Tel&fono No. Y1A68.
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EN- WEST Tampa


Telefonos para visitas por ell dia: Ybor City, Y IL
West Tampa, H 8846. Para llamsdss por la noe
o mismo en- Ybor cue On West Tampa, Y lA1O.
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Arrivals and Departures

Municipal Airport = TranScOnti-
mental & Western Air, Inc: H. B.
Burchinal and E. c. Chapman, to
st. Louis, and E. p. Cutting, to
Kansas City. American Always
Samuel Hoffman, o. .GetZ, G.. j.
Leahy, E. Wallace and G. j. Cor
don, homebound to Chicago, and
Harrison King, pilot on American
Anyways between Memphis, Tenn,
and Ft. Worth, Tex, and Carl R.
Anderson, traffic manager of the
Embry Riddle division, to Cincin-
natl. John Franklin, Monocoupe,
Columbus, o., to st. Louis; Eric w.
Wood, Bellanca, New York to st.
Louis, and John Porter, Laird, Chi
cago to Evansville.
The westbound T. & w. A. pas
senger-mail plane was delayed in
Columbus, O., this morning by
muggy weather, and local officials
had no information on whether the
easthound plane would fly.
Embry-Riddle officials said the
Chicago-bound plane was coming
through, but could not predict
whether the southbound plane
would be on schedule.
Hoosier Airport-Frank Reiss, in
his Waco Us, piloted by D. K.
Smith, made the round trip from
Sturgis, Mich.
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SWINE MARKET
SELLS OFF ON
WEAK DEMAND
Cattle Trade Slow, Draggy,
With Lower Undertone;
Sheep Steady.

Lessened demand provided the
basis for slight drop in hog prices
this morning at the Union Stock
yards, most classes declining Is to
Is cents from Thursdays average
figures. The bulk, $50 to $50 pounds,
sold for $475 to SIS; early top hold
ing at the latter price. Receipts
we're estimated at 5000; followers
were SGT.
Cattle generally were slow and
draggy with a weak undertone. Re
ceipts were 400. Vealers held un-
changed at $3.50 down. Calves-Re-
ceipts numbered 400.
Sheep were steady with the bulk
Of lambs selling at Sc to $3.50
Chicago hog receipts $4,000, in
Guiding 1000 direct Holdovers
5000. Market opened slow, with
few early bids and sales around 10
to Is cents lower than Thursdays
average. Good to choice hogs
weighing 260 pounds were bid SIS and
best held above $50. Lighter
weights from $50 to 100 pounds sold
at $3.50 to $500 Cattle receipts
1000; calves 700, market steady
Sheep receipts $4,000, market I'M
changed.
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CANDHI INVITED
TO KINGS FETE
Indian Leader May Go to
Palace in LOin Cloth.
BIZ United Press

By United Press
LONDON, Oct. 30.-The Mahatma
M. K. Gandhi received a royal COM
mand today to attend a tea party
at Buckingham palace. The leader
in the fight for Indian independence
intends to go, probably wearing his
loin cloth.
The invitation read:
1.-THE Lord Chamberlain is COM
manded by the king emperor and
the queen empress to invite Mr..
M K. Gandhi to an afternoon
party on Thursday, Nov. 5, at 4
p. M, at Buckingham palace. An
answer is requested to the Lord
Chamberlain"
In the lower right hand corner is
inscribed:
Morning dress"
To Gandhi morning dress means
a shawl, sandals and dhotie or loin
cloth, and it was disclosed he in
tends to dress that way. The party
is for all members of the. round
table conference on India.
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DOw-JOneS
Summary

St. Louis & Southwestern Railway
system IN nine months ended Sept. 80,
net loss s424.695 after taxes and charges.
months Of 1880. September income SO sos.
against net loss si43,l7s in September.
United Gas Improvement in twelve
months ended Sept. 80. net income
sSS.103.633. or s1.49 on 23.25i.a24 com
mon shares. against s37.0i3.021. or S1.49
on 2S,0so.ses common shares in previous
twelve months. September quarter 80
cents. against IS cents in previous
quarter and IS cents in September. 1880
quarter.
New York Dock quarter ended Sept. 80.
net income sl66.s47 after taxes and
charges against Si7i.s7i in September
quarter Of 1880. Nine months S4le. 4si
Pacific Gas and Electric in nine months
enoeo sept, SO. net profit SlS.697, 425. or
against s1s.15s 2s6. or s2.ls on 1854, o6O
average common shares in like 1890 period.
National Tea in nine months ended
Sept. 80 earned 81 cents a common
share. against S1.O5 in like 1880 period.
September quarter IL cents. against "a
cents in previous quarter and 80 cents
in September. 1880. quarter.
Pacific Lighting in twelve months ended
Sept. 80 earned SAIL a common share.
against s4.25 in previous twelve months.
Ward Baking in forty-two weeks ended
Oct; II earned SLIP a class share,
against 81 cents in previous quarter and
46 cents in September. $780, quarter. Nine
months SO cents, against sl.30 in like 1880
quarter.
United Aircraft and Transport in Sep
TENDER quarter earned 81 cents a COM
mon share, against 81 cents in. previous
quarter and IS cents in September 1880,
quarter. Nine months 80 cents. against
s1.2o in like 1880 period.
Pierce Petroleum Corporation septem-
Der net loss SS.474 after expenses. Net
profit in nine months ended Sept. go
amounted to S271, 966. equal to IL cents
a share on 2.5O0.0O no par shares of
capital stock,
Hamilton Watch Company omitted a
quarterly dividend of IS cents in common
TeSuar QUE Quarterly dvdend of sfso on
ferred stock. payable Dec. l. OF record
Nov. 10.
Wilcox Rich Corporation. subsidiary of
Eaton Axle and Spring Company reports
for quarter ended Sept. 80, 1881. loss
of S1S.315 after taxes and dividend re-
auirements on the class shares. This
compares with loss of SS,59S for like
1880 period.
Central Power Company reports fol-
quarter ended Sept 30 1881 profit before
depreciation amounted to S86. 634 against
S84 .565 last wear. Twelve months profit
before depreciation was 351 against
1898. 1877.
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In the Cotton Markets
lBv Thomson & McKinnonl

NEW YORK, Oct. 29.-The cotton
market was easy in tone on the
opening this morning for a few
minutes only. Liverpool began to
buy and a steady stream of small
buying orders from that source
continued throughout the first hour
New Orleans was also pro-
nounced buyer here. Local traders
we're sellers on balance and the
south sold sparingly at the be-
ginning but was doing very little in
the middle of the day.
Sentiment on the floor of the ex-
change is equally divided perhaps
1t is obvious however, that the
south is far from being an anxious
seller.
We advise a conservative position
on the long side with additional
purchases undertaken only on re-
actions.
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The City
i'm Brief
SATURDAY EVENTS

SATURDAY EVENTS
Beta Theta Pi., luncheon, Board of
Trade.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon, luncheon Cham
Alliance Franchise. luncheon, Wash
ingtOn.
Weekend overnight hikes to the
Boy Scout reservation are scheduled
for troops No. 81 and No. AZ. Les
ter Whitaker is ScoutmaSter of troop
No. Al and the Rev. Lawrence Flu
git, pastor of Bible Christian church,
is scoutmaster of troop No. 81.
Fraternity alumni and Indian
apoliS newspaper men will attend
the eighth semi-annual dinner
meeting of the local alumni chapter,
Sigma Delta Chi, national profess
Sional journalistic fraternity, at the
Columbia Club, Wednesday night,
Nov. IL.
Democrats of the city have been
invited to Halloween dance and
frolic at Municipal Gardens tonight
under auspices of the Wayne Town
ship Democratic Social Club. Prizes
will be awarded and an elaborate
program of entertainment has been
arranged.
Discussion of proposed model
registration laws for professional
engineers will be held at a noon
luncheon Monday of the Scientech
Club of Indianapolis, Inc, in the
Architects and Builders building,
Pennsylvania and Vermont streets.
DIR. David M. Edwards, former
president of Earlham college, Rich
mond, will speak on progress To-
ward Peace" at the monthly session
Of the indianapolis Federation of
Community Civic Clubs at 8 to-
night in the Chamber of Com
merce.
Paul c. Stetson, superintendent
of public schools, was in Cincinnati
today, where he will address the
southwestern teachers conference.
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JAIL WILL SUSPECT
Robert Hackney Gives Self
UD to Police.

Robert Hackney, $3.50 North Capt.
toll avenue, one of five persons in
dicted for elleged fraud in the prep
aration of purported will left by
the late Bartholomew D. Brooks,
west side business man, surrendered
to police today and was being held
in default of $4,000 bond.
The Brooks estate, valued at
$25O,000, recently was the center of
probate court fight, which ended
when a jury held a 1920 will left by
Brooks as valid.
Hackney and four other persons
under indictment, are alleged to
have produced a will drawn several
days before Brooks death in June.
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BEATS 'T0W-IN' BY S26
Former City Judge Is Paid OFF to
Avoid Suit for Damages.

Thomas G. Whalen, former cit
judge, is S26 up" on the city tow
in ordinance and its enforcers.
He said his car was impounded
several days ago and the rear of it
was damaged when truck two-lines
snapped.
Whalen said he paid 81 to regain
possession of the automobile, and
threatened to sue for SGT damages
which the garage paid today to
avoid suit.
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VAN SWERINGEN
INTERESTS PLAN
new FINANCING
Cash and Common Stock Is
Offered in Trade to
Note Holders.
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
CLEVELAND, Oct. 3O.-The Van
Sweringen Corporation, holding
company of the Van Swerineer
brothers powerful local interests.
presented the proposition to note
holders today to exchange $500 cash
and twenty shares of common stock
for each 81 900 note.
Financial circles predicted the
offer would find speedy acceptance.
The proposal, designed to &C
quire up to $15.00000O Of the cor
poration's $30,00O,OO gold notes of
1885, drawing per cent interest,
was approved by directors last
night.
When the notes were issued. Sc
curitieS having a market value of
S15,000,000 were put up as "segre-
gated assets" Shrinkage in the
securities value was to be covered
with marketable securities having
face value of so per cent of the
notes outstanding.
Revision Necessary
The original securities we're COM
posed of 100000 shares of Allegheny
common stock, which at the time
had market value of $50 a share.
They have sagged to a present quo
tation of 81, necessitating some re-
adjustment. Stock in the Allegheny
corporation, the Van Sweringen
Railroad Holding Company, was Sc
cured from General Securities Cor
poration, another Van Sweringen
company recently dissolved, in ex-
change for 100000 shares of the
common stock of the Van Sweringen
Corporation.
The present value of segregated
assets in the latter concern is $13,-
440,581, composed of cash and gov
eminent securities quoted at market
values, statement said.
The proposal, which expires Dec.
1, provides that all common stock
offered as part payment for the
notes will be issued from 1,744.80O
shares of common stock outstand-
ing, all held by Van Sweringen
companies.
Sell Large Holdings
Directors said it was believed such
an exchange would be mutually
beneficial to note holders and to the
corporation alike" Although it was
not stated where the cash in the
transaction had been secured, it was
rumored the Van Sweringens had
disposed of large holdings in the st.
Louis & Southwestern railroad to
finance the project.
The Van Sweringen Corporation
reputedly controls the Shaker COM
pany, rich suburban development
enterprise in Shaker Heights; the
Terminals Building Company, the
Cleveland Terminals Building Com
pany, the Terminals Hotel Com
pany. the Building Arts Company,
and the Huron Fourth Company.
These concerns own the Union
Terminal and adjoining business
property.
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Other Livestock
By United Press

DU UWLIEU ITtSS
EAST ST. LOUIS. ILL., Oct. so-Hogs-
Receipts 1000; including 1900 through and
direct; market slow. few early sales 1870
time at $5.05; top, $50, paid Sparingly;
other classes setady; 90-150 lbs, $4.75@5.
packing sows $4@4.75. Cattle-Receipts,
800; calves. receipts 500; market, receipts
unusually light; not enough Sters on sale
to make a market; vealers Csc higher;
good and choice kinds, So; other classes
$50; low cutters. $1.50@2: top medium
bulls. 1925. Sheep-Receipts. 800: mar
ket. slow; around 500 wool lambs and 200
to packers; indications around steady; a
few small lots to city butchers steady at
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.BrightSpots
of Business

BY United Press
NEW YORK. Oct. 3o.-Not only has The
bottom Of the business depression been
ually. the annual trade survey Of the Nc
tional Association Of Manufacturers eaid.
PHILADELPHIA-Unite Gas Improve
ment Company reported balance available
Tor common stock for the year ended Sept.
80. totaled $50. 666. 766. against S34,500. 0l6
Tor the preceding year.
ROANOKE. va.-NorfoIk and Western
Railway will build ten ne we 600 gai-
lon enginee tenders and make extensive
repairs. to 500 steel coal cars at the
shops here.
NEW YORK-American Machine and
Metals. Inc. reported for the quarter ended
Sept. 80. netproft of s1.509, against a
net loss Of sl69.l9l in the third quarter OF
$780,
BALTIMORE-Net income of the Con-
solidated Gas. Electric Light and Power
Company OF Baltimore for the nine months
s.. 246200 in the first nine months of
1880.
WASHINGTON-Lumber orders were l
per cen taboye the cut during the week
ended Oct. "a, according to the National
Lumber Manufacturers Association.
NEW YORK-Sidney Elemental & Co.,
Inc. reported for the quarter ended Sept.
30. net profit of S242 596. against S142 $50
IN the third quarter OF 1880.
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SHEEP AND LAMBS
Receipts. 800; market, steady.
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SATURDAY EVENTS
Beta Theta Pi., luncheon, Board Of
Trade.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon, luncheon, Cham
Der of Commerce.
Alliance Franchise. luncheon, Wash
ingtOn.
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CHICAGO
Oct %
NEW YORK
NEGROES GIVEN TERMS
Three Are Sentenced to State Farm
for Coal TheftS.

Three Negroes convicted of steal
ing coal from cars at the Nickel
Plate railroad freight yards today
were sentenced to serve terms at
the state farm.
Leonard Wolsy, 1913 Lewis street,
was given a sixty-day sentence and
fined 81 and costs by Judge Will
liam H. Sheaffer. Clarence Woods,
1712 Yandes street, and Rolf Hurt,
1139 West Fifteenth street, compan-
ions of Wolsey, each were given a
thirty-day sentence and fined SIS
and costs by Judge Clifton R. Came
ron.
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WHEAT SCORES
SMALL UPTURN
IN DULL TRADE
Firm Undertone 0vercomeS
Early Profit Taking
in Futures.
BY HAROLD E. RAINVILLE
United Press Staf Corresnondent

CHICkGO, Oct. 30.-Scattered
buying on the strength at Liverpool
gave wheat fractional advance as
the Board of Trade opened today.
There was very strong undertone
which more than offset another
smattering of proft-taking sales.
A higher stock market had little
influence but was encouraging. Liv-
erpool made sharp reversal of
trend on the light offerings and
lower exchange. Corn was strong
with wheat and kept pace with that
grain. Oats were easy and under
light pressure.
AT the opening wheat was x to
Il cent higher, corn was 4 to 6
cent higher and oats were I'M
changed to Il cent lower. Provi-
Sions were slow and steady.
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MARATHON DANCE AND
POLE SITTING IN ONE
Girls Shuttle to and Fro on Tiny
Platform so Feet Up.
BIZ United Press

0U Ontte1 PTeS6
TEXARKANA, Tex, Oct. 80. - A
new wrinkle in nlarathons- ca cross
between flagpole sitting and en-
durance dancing-was in progress
here today.
On a platform thirty-f1ve inches
square, perched atop a f1fty-pole
on the roof of a hotel, Betty and
Babe Fox shuff1ed to and fro. They
had been at it more than thirty
six hours and shouted to spectators
belo J that they hoped to set a rec
ord of 'at least 100 hours"
Winter winds failed to daunt
them. They were clothed in leather
ia lets and refreshed themselves
from a thermos bottle of coffee,
hoisted up TO their perch on rope
The ground crew consists Of
Bennie Fox, their brother and
manager.
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MILES NEW PRESIDENT
Elected by Indianapolis Home Build
ers at Annual Session.

J. Harry Miles today succeeded
A. H. M. Graves as president Of the
indianapolis Home Builders AsSo-
citation following the annual cleo
ton at the Hotel Washington.
other officers named were Charles
o. Grinslade, vice-president; Wal
ter L. STAGE, treasurer; Carl Linde-
mann. secretary, and Walter M.
Evans. Frank F. Woolling and Clyde
ar. Pike, directors.
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New York Liberty Bonds

Oct. 29-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-30
By United Press
By United Press

CHICAGO. Oct Eggs-Market, firm;
receipts, 1923 cases; extra firsts, 26@27c;
seconds, 12017c. Butter-Market, steady;
receipts 1928 tubs; extras. 29Ac; extra
f1rsts. 26G27c; seconds, 24@25c; standards,
2812c-Poultry market about steady;
receipts, / car; fowls, 14h@181ac; spring
eTs. 1874 @1612c:: Leghorns. 121zc; ducks.
eTs i2c f bTolers ibs 14c bro oIeSs
under lbs. lac; Leghorn broilers, 141ac.
Cheese--Twins. lax @141ac; Young Amer
icas. 141a@143zc. Potatoes-On track
PAT; arrivals. SO: shipments. 724: market.
steady; Wisconsin whites. 10000; Min
nesota and North Dakota cobblers, s0685c:
Red River Ohios. 80@95c: Idaho Russets.
S1.2561.40