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BONDS
Sugar Decree Is Signed

BIZ United Press
HAVANA, May 8.-The Official
decree creating the Cuban National
Sugar institute was signed Thurs-
day night by President Gerardo
Machado, in accordance with terms
of the International sugar pact to
be signed in Brussels Saturday.
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BIZ United Press

CHICAGO May -Eggs-Market. firm
eri receipts. .25,O06 cases; extra firsts
1915; frsts, &c; current receipts. 13a4
q1434c; seconds. l3c. Butter-Mar,et
steady; receipts. 1l.134 tubs; extras. 2Ijac,
extra flrsts 2094 a 2lc; f1rsts, 2O@2Ol2ci
seconds, 18Q l9c; standards, 2ii2c. Poul-
try-Market. steady; receipts, cars,
fowls. 17@1sc; springers, 26c: Leghorns
1452c; ducks, 18c; geese, SC; turkeys. O
M23c; ROSTERS, 13c bIoilers, lbs. SIC
icaS. 1Si &c. Potatoes-On track. 219; az
rivals, SIS; shipments. 922; market. firm
TO weak, Wisconsin sacked round whites
Sl.50@ LAO; Idaho RuSsetS, $4,000 IS,
Texas Bliss Triumphs. s290q3: Florida
barrel, Bliss Triumphs, S5.35.
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INDIANAPOLIS. Indiana.
Nav z. 1891.
NOTICE OF BIDS ON SUPPLIES Po7

NOTICE or BIDS on SUPPLIES Tc7
THE USE OF THE PUBLIC INSTTTTJ-
TONS or THE STATE or INDIANA
Notice IS HEREBY given that the JOINT
Purchasing Committee for tbe benevoIo-t
and correctional institutions Of the ST. q
OF Indiana VIII receive at the Office u
US secretary, Room 326 State House until
sealed bids on Dry Goods and Motions
nov, on file in the Office of the secret1ry
Of the Committee
serves the right TO reject anv and ain
bids end to waive technical defects
JOINT PURCHASING COMMITTEE
or, INDIANA.
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IIn9dianapolis. Indiana
LEGAL NOTICE or PUBLIC HEARING
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION


n the mater Of the petition Of Caiu-
met Railways. Incorporated. for authority
TO abandon its street railway system in
East Chicago. Hammond and Whiti.e.
Indiana
Notice IS hereby given that the Publio
Service Commission Of Indiana viii con
duct PUBLIC hearing ia the above entitled
cause in the rooms OF The Commission AZ
INDIANAPOLIS Indiana. at 10 O'CLOCK q p,
on THURSDAY May 81 1891 '''
Pubic, particiDa lion IN tris hearing Il
requested b. the Commission.
PUBLIC SERVICE CCl1FFfrasrO.r
OF INDIANA
BIZ j. ". McCAPDIE.
Z. L.
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MEDICINE GAVE
WONDERFUL AID
Konjola Just What Was
Needed In This Stubborn
Case-Wins Real
Victory.

Konjola is a compound of % in
gradients and is recommended for
ailments of the stomach, liver, kid
neys and bowels and rheumatism,
neuritis and nervousness.
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CINCINNATI. O.. May 8.-Butter. steady;
creamery in tub lots. according to score.
20M22c; common score discounted 203c:
packing stock No. /. l8c: No. .. I4c: No. g.
&c; butter fat. 170I9c. Eggs-EigheS
cases included: extra firSts. 16c: seconds,
poultry-Th,n and coarse stock sell only
at heavy discount; fowls. lbs. and over,
ldc: lbs. and over. 19c; lbs. and over.
ers l0l2c; broiers. colorsd full feathered.
II lbs. and over 29c; over IL lbs 32c
IS Zee oyer chorn S br5 5f paf {fabbed
l 4 lbs. and over. 25c: over IL lbs, soc.
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EoAL NOTICE or PosTPoNEMENT or
= BLU HEARING
PUBLIC SERVICE. COAfHTTScrON

PUBLIC SERVICE COMMIssION
DOCKET NO 9l1-M. oI2-M
- N the matter of the petition Of the
SaleWay Lines OF Indiana. incorporated,
Common Carrier Certificates No. 9ll-3
=, Notice is hereby given that hearing m
me ABOVE entitled cause. before the Public
Service. Commission q indiana. hereto
fore set for Nav IS. 1881. viii be held Gt
t sne rooms OK the Commission. State
House. indianapolis Indiana. at 10
O'Clock q. n. on Nav % 1881
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION or
INDIANA.
b HOWELL ELLIS.
f~ef re.
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In Memoriam Notices

rAtsaB-In loving remembrance Of. our deer
miIsotnef. LENA FARB who departed tbs
NE Ious years ago today. Nav g. 1927.
We 60 not forget you nor do we Intend.
the end:
Gone and forgotten By some You
But dear to our memory YOU ever win
Sadly missed By
SONS AND DAUGHTERS
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Indianapolis. Indiana.
BOARD OF ZONING APPFATs
NOTICE or HEARING

BOARD OF zONING APPEAIs-
49,. NOTICE or HEARING
NOTICE is hereby given that r
Borchert. has fled with the Road ~
zoning Appeals Of the City Of IND az
apoAs' a petition asking permissi0q 10
Ordinance BY Installing gasoline TANKS
and pumps in the rear Of he aontb,
west corner Of RoacEe Street and North
Public Hearing viii be held By said
Board II Room l04. CITY Hall Tli..1lev
NAY NAY l9th 1881. at .2:31 D. m. at w5,ei
VIII 5e given. opportunity 10 be r. n
said petition SsD V~- ~
BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS
GEO. 7. O'CONNOR- pres
r b SIEaG- sscretarv-Fngige sr
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Three to Get Degree

Three candidates will be given
the entered apprentice degree at a
meeting of Broad Ripple lodge, No.
CAB, F. and A. M, 6235l5 Bellefon-
tame street, tonight.
Initiates are Robert Echols, Cleo
E. Mclean and Fredeick Steiger.
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Net balance for May g.. .s2s4. 274. oO2. 81
c1Boms res motb f. d.i: SS99 575 i
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BUS SUSPENSION ASKED
Indianapolis ShelbyvilIe Line MAY
Be Dropped; Cuisines Bad.

indianapolis & Southeastern
Railroad Company has petitioned
the public service commission for
permission to abandon its Indian
apol1s to Shelbyville bus line until
business gets better.
City of Logansport petitioned for
reduced gas rates from the North
ern Indiana Service Company.
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BIZ United Press

CLEVELAND. Nav s.-Butter-Fxtras
25iac; Standards. 25t2c. EggS-Extras
l6Ac; hrsts, l594c. Poultry-Heavy fowls
IN medium, zoe. Leghorn fowls, i5c: heavy
broilerS 35N 3Sc. Leghorn broilerS. Sic,
ducks. $50 Csc: old cocks. 12c; geese. il
q 16c. Potatoes-Maine Green Mountain
S24o0255 per 40 10. sack; Idaho Russell
s2N2.20 per 100 IL. sack.
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New York Curb Market
by Thomson & McXinnon)
Produce Markets

Eggs country rum Loss Off delivered in
IInoianapolis; l2c: henery quality No. l.
Poultry buying pricesl Hens weighing
lbs. or over, 15c; under lbs. lac; Leg
horn hens, l3C; 1880 broilerS. full feathered,
~ lbs. and up. &c; under 11a lbs Csc;
bareback, lee Leghorn broilers, 23c; ducks
&c: OLD cocks. 80 &C.; ducks. full feathered
1at whites, &c: geese. &c. These prices
are for No. GOD quality. quoted by Kingan
& Co.
Butter. WHOLESALER NO. l. 27G28c: No
25D26c.
Butterfat-22c.
Cheese wholesale selling price per
poundl-,American loaf. 22c; pimento loaf
23c; Wisconsin firsts. l9c: Longhorns. tic:
New York limberger. SOC.
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CLEVELAND. May .-Hogs-Receipts
SJO; holdoyer ESQ; l5c to mostly 25c
buIk 2lQ lbs, including pigs $3.50; de-
s sdTt2 2 70 lbs s7.35; 250-300 ies
Cattle-Receipts, $50; slow about Steady:
steers at s6.S5d7,25; grade common. iow
and medium; bulk S6.75 up; fat cows
1EaTgeiy S4-o0do; cutter grades S25OM4
Calves. Receipts. 600; steady; bulk vealers
s8.0Oi down sparingly at SO or above: cuIi
T " sqlgn' s sbao 100 mostly $6g7 late
scarce; few STEADY only choice clipped
ewes above So; best $3.50; cUlls downward
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BIZ Unitcd Press

NEW YORK, May -Potatoes-Market.
rel: southern S3Q5 barrel: Maine. S2.75@
3.65. barrel: Idaho, 40cds2.6O sack: Ber-
muda; 6@35O. barrel; Canada. S185@34O
barrel. Sweet potatoeS-Market easy:
jersey baskets. 75cQ $50: southern oas-
kets. S2G3. Flour-Market. quiet and
Market. quiet; mess. S24.5O Lard-Mar-
ket. firmer; middleWest spot. s8.45@855.
Tallow-Market, steady; special to extra.
broilerS. 9o@44c; fowls 14a 26c. Long Is
Iand ducks. l7g2oc. Live poultry Mar
13@24c; fowls 17@22c; turkeys, 15G30c'
ROSTERS. l2Ml4c chickens. stays. l5c: ca
pons. ia 45c: broilers. 2l04lc. Cheese
Market. dull; state whole milk fancy TO
SPECIAL. 13@22lac; young Americas 142
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UNCERT AINTY is
EARLY FEATURE,
IN STOCK MART
RediSCount Rate Reduction
Effects Sought by
Trade.
Average Stock Prices

Average Of thirty indus.rials for Thurs
day was 1890 of IS Average Of twenty
rails was $500 Of 40. Average OF twenty
forty bonds was 1857. I'D Ia.
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Deaths

Jqhn E. Cray. 70. city hospital, diabetes
Fred g.. Noting. As. Methodist hospital.
acute dilatation Of heart
Claude. Wildey, SIS. 1874 East Washing
ton. acute dilatation Of heart.
Taylor Reed Cain. 60. 1907 South Ran
dolph. Bright'S disease.
Charles Harvey Mix, SIS. 1910 Universe ".
chronic mvocarditis
Marie Critchlow "a. Msthodist hospital
mitral insufficiency.
Caroline Saunders. CT. SO1 Birch. artario-
Sclerosis,
Myrtle Adams, IS. city hospital measles.
aortic insuffiCiency.
Thomas S. Kittle. IS. 444 North Key
stone. angina pectoris.
Caroline Limming, rs. city hospital. hy-
Robert 1. Thomas. 56. 1927 North Ia
coma. acute encephalitis.
Missouri Van Eenthuysen. 49, 1413 North
Arsenal. chronic myocardtis.
Dane UtterSon. 81. 206 East Fifty-flrst,
Volaire Krause. 10, Riley hospital, mi
James Cruise, H. 1911 North Meridian.
chronic chOlecyStitis.
Jerome Bartholomew. SO. Methodist hos
pital. chronic myocarditis.
Silvina Waters, IS. 1897 Alvord, lobsr
pneumonia.
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BIZ United Press

TOLEDO o., May Cash grain close;
Wheat-No; red 833a@ S41ac. Corn-No.
2 yellow, 63la@61l2c; No. yellow. 81 =
@62lac. Oats No. white, 1922 D33I5c.
Rye-No. 2, SIC Clover-Domestic prime
old. S1375: prime new S14; prime choice
new S14.25; prime choice old, sl4; Oct,
Sl4 25. Dec. S14.50 Alsyke-Casb. S14
Butter-Fancy creamery. 26G27c. Eggs
Country run, 14@15c. Hay-S125.
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BIZ United Press

PITTSBURGH. Nav 8.-Hoes-Receipts
S7,l5 g !.95; around l00I5c lower: soma
Hei9 7 higher: packing sows. steady: buik.
So.oget3- SaLtIe-Receipts, %; market,
I nominal Calves-Receipts. 125: narket'
slow: around steady: choice vsalers- IN n
$3.50. SheeD-ReceiDtS 500: lambs, siov-
sheep. dull; no early sales.
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Bp United Press

=. LAFAYETTE Eay Ind. May s.-Hogs-Mar-
200 lbs, s7.05; 20o-220 lbs, 81; 25O-S4o
lbs. s6.S5; 24o-2eo lbs. Sc 80; 2s0-2s0 lEs.,
se.S5, 2so-s9o lbs, .s6:75; s00-s25 lbs,
s6.75; l0o-120 lbs, $3.50; roughs. S. 81
down; top calves. $3.50; TOP lambs 60.
spring lambs. Ssm1O. -
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JUDGE DENIES
BROTHERS PLEA
FOR new TRIAL
st. Louis Man Convicted of
Staying Lingle Given
Fourteen Years.

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, May s.-Judge Joseph
SABBATH refused today to grant
new trial to Leo Y. Brothers. con-
victed slayer of Alfred J. Lingle.
Chicago Tribune reporter, and sen
fenced him to fourteen years under
the verdict jury returned one
month ago.
Brothers attorneys. Harry Can't
well Of St. Louis, and James C.
OBnen, former assistant states at
torney, served notice Of an appeal
TO the state supreme court.
Judge SABBATH granted a sixty
DAY stay Of sentence for perfecting
OF the appeal.
y bren entered the case with the
withdrawal of Brothers other at
torneys, with the exception of Can't
wen. While q prosecutor, .O'Brien
was known as tRopes" because Of
his hanging verdicts.
Reads Written Opinion
Judge Sabath departed from his
usual custom and read a written
opinion IN refusing the new trial
lie said that because of the unusual
amount OF publicity given the case.
the charges that PROPAGANDA was
spread in an effort to influence the
public and the sharp difference of
opinion among citizens on Brothers
guilt or innocence. he had taken mn
usual precautions to see that the
st. Louis man obtained a fair trial
and was given every opportunity to
present his defense.
When Brothers attorneys said he
was without funds, Judge SABBATH
revealed he had taken the steps
which provided them with a com
plete transcript of all testimony at
state expense.
Jury Above Average
The jury, Judge SABBATH said. was
above the average in intelligence.
saw the witnesses. heard the evil
dence, and returned its verdict after
lengthy elaboration. He pointed out
that under the law, the jury fixed
the punishment as well as deter
mining the guilt.
SABBATH said he had been moved
to listen patiently to the arguments
to give fullest consideration to the
defense points of law but found
none OF sufficient Importance to
grant new trial.
Brothers was in the courtroom
when the decision was read. He was
disappointed visibly when judge
SABBATH denied the new trial motion
and pronounced sentence.
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Gibson 81 Bernardo
CES ARE TO IL NOON c.
Net Changes

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, May T. Closed
prices and net changes on princi-
pal stocks traded today on the New
York Stock Exchange follow:
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Other Livestock

BY LHttCU PFCSS
CHICAGO. May 8.-Hogs- Receipts 10
mc5.y to shippers end snail killers, weak
to 15c lover than Thursdays average;
TOP; S1.239 % PAID freely bqik good and
2S0-3l0 lbs, $6406674; bulk packia9
soTS. $3.50 $50; light lights. 140-l60 lbs
Go0d and choice; S7qI25; light weights
medium weights 210250 lbs, good and
choice. $6.G0M7.25; heavy weights, 250-35C
lbs. good and choice S6.25M695; packing
soWs. 275-500 lbs. medium and good. $5,5C
choice, $6750715. Cattie-ReCeiptS, 1000;
calves. LOCO; fed steers and yearlings,
slow, about STEADY; yearling heifers strong;
unchanged; bulk fed steers and yearlings
eligible to S7WI75; few held about So;
slaughter cattle and vealers: Steers, 500
800 lbs, good and choice. S7.75Q9:50; 600
100 lbs good and choice, S7.756 . so;
1.100-1 goo lbs, good and choice, $7.75GQ
3 90; l S09-l J09 lbs. good and choice. ,$7.75
Mg;50; 500 300 lbs, common and medium;
choice. $650@8.25; common and medium
Sj25m6.T5; cows, good and choice, So a G.;
common and medium. S4,50Q5; low cutter
ana cutter COWS. $32504.50; bulls, YEAR
lngg5S e%cluqedl good and choics5 best "a
yealers. milk fed good and choice, $3.50
s5d6.50; stocker and feeder cattle: Steers
5J0-l,05 lbs. good and choice. S703.25;
common and medium S5.25M7 Sheep
Receipts. $4,000; market not established
early; few sales weak, with Thursdays de-
cline, packers bidding lower; choice
wooled lambs held above $9.75 slaughter
sheep ana lambs: Lambs 90 lbs. down,
91-1oo lbs. medium to choice. ST. ali
weights. common. S6.7503; ewes 9O-15O
lbs, medium to choice, S2.5OM3T5; all
weights, Gull and common, $l5O@2.5O.
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GENERAL BUTLER ILL
Marine Chief, Suffering with Laryn-
gifts, May Delay Oregon Trip.

bW JWUtU IIt8S
PHILADELPHIA, May 8.-Major-
General Smedley D. Butler returned
to Quantico today under orders
from DR.. Ellwood Kirby to cancel
all speaking engagements for the
next two days. His illness with
laryngitis may delay his trip to
Oregon, where he will organize a
new state police system.
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ByUnited Press

TOLEDO. May s.-Hogs- Receint. 95o.
market 10425c lower: heavies. s65J57 6 ~,
MEDIUMS. s6.7547; Workers. Soils: pigs
sl4f.l5. Cattles.-Re ceip,s 50 market
SOW Calves-Receipts light: market
s3o|; Sheep-Receipts. light; market
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BY ELMER G. WALLER
United Press Financial Editor

NEW YORK, May 8.-Uncer-
tainty over the effects Of the re-
duction OF the New York rediscount
rate to IL per cent today brought
confused movements into the stock
market.
Opening steady to firm, the list
ran into selling that brought United
States Steel to a new low since 1924
and American Can to equal its 1881
low. At the end Of the first hour
the market steadied and around
noon the majority Of issues had
risen to small gains.
Steel which had sold down to
l09%4 came back to above 10 and
American Can rose toward the 106
level from its low Of 1047s.
Tobacco Issues Strong
Strength in mercantile shares
and tobacco issues featured. Wool
worth rose to new high for the
year at 70, up IL net and r. j.
Reynolds B. rose to 521, a gain of
a point.
OJlieI 5LIOHB SpOLS lQCluQeQ
Kresge, which made a new high at
28i2, up IA; Sears Roebuck at
Sass, up Is; Kroger, 34h, up g..
American Tobacco B rose nearly a
point to 1864, and Lorillard, 9s to
1877, while In the retail division
United Cigar Stores was active and
firm.
Western Union Weak
Western Union was again a weak
feature in the communication
group, breaking 27s to a new low
for several years at 1855. st. Louis
Southwestern made a new low at
1874, of Z IN an otherwise fairly
steady railroad group. Standard
of New Jersey eased nearly a point
to 1864 in the oils.
Call money renewed at IL per
cent, but funds were in supply and
the rate outside the Stock Exchange
dipped as low as l per cent. This
easy money helped the bond mar
ket where prices firmed up all
around.
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Births

Floyd and Lena johnson, 52t1 Brookside
George and Ellen Rice, 809 Coffev.
ginia.
Peter and Margaret Dietz. 3O01 Meredith
David and Essie Bland. 2910 East Eight
Boys
Walter and Naomi Kemp. 2167 North
Ernest and Cretta Jarvis. 4O4 North
William and Iona Burge. 2152 Avondale.
Conrad and Mildred Jung. 910 North Bo-
James and Thelma Reilly. 1927 Stanton.
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IN IiNles Spcci0l
By United Press
May 3

We CH HI 60. May, 8.,Cash grain close
93a4c: No. 2 red 821a n 83c. Corn-No. Z
mixed, 572Ac; No. yellow. 58h059c No
!, Yellow, 58G521 &c: No. 4 yellow. 56Iac:
40. yellow. 553ac: No. yellow. 55c No
2 white. 59l2@6Oc: No. white, 5sIbc
Oats-No. 2 white, 29c; No. 3 white. 281s
case No. white. 2SAc. Rye-None
CloVer-Sl1018.
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STRONG BUYING
SENDS FUTURE
PRICES HIGHER
Short Covering Forces Corn
Options Up; Wheat
Follows.
BY HAROLD E. RAINVILLE
United Press staff Correspondent

CHICAGO, May 8.-Short cover
ing and commission house buying
of corn advanced prices sharply on
the Board of Trade today, and
wheat followed suit, both grains
closing higher but reaching from
the best figures on proft-taking
sales. Trade was dull and lower
early in both grains. wheat f1rming
on the continued dryneSS in the
American northwest and rally at
Liverpool and Winnipeg.
Corn Options Bought
There was no material pressure
on corn and when buyers bought on
the cold, wet weather over the belt,
prices ran up. Oats were dull and
held to narrow limits. taking some
strength from the major cereals.
At the close wheat was 4 to
q cents higher with May I'M
changed; corn was u to 4 cents
higher, and oats were a to Is
cents higher. Provisions were weak,
mostly to 10 points lower.
Reports of political disturbances
in Argentina f1rmed Liverpool to-
ward the close and prices were 4
cent lower to p cent higher at the
finish. Buenos Aires started steady,
Trade was quiet early although
prices were sensitive as is usual with
weather markets. Cash prices were
unchanged to y cent higher. Re-
ceipts were twenty-five cars.
Planting Is Stopped
Corn trade was largely local early.
The market was sold at the start in
a small way, but recovered quickly
when wheat firmed and at mid
session prices had advanced y to q
cent. The wet weather was a bull
lish development as it has stopped
planting in many sections. Receipts
again were very small. Cash prices
were unchanged to Y cent higher.
Receipts were forty-nine cars.
Oats were steady with scarcely a
price change III a dull and feature
less session during the morning.
Cash prices were unchanged to l
cent lower. Receipts were twenty
six cars.
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McLarnin-PetrOlle Winner
Offered Chance at Grown

Grounds and Yankee stadium may
prove a white elephant.
From business standpoint, a
McLarnin victory would be best for
the Garden and Jimmy already has
been established as an to favor
lite to defeat Petrolle, who in a pre-
vious meeting gave the coast fighter
the worst drubbing of his career.
Unless McLarnin can defeat Pc
trolle, and do it impressively, he will
lose prestige as a welterweight title
contender and can not be used in
the proposed title bout against Jack
Thompson, with which the Garden
hopes to open the outdoor season
next month. McLarnin is a great
drawing card in New York, and
probably the only fighter available
for a money-rlaking bout with
Thompson.
Petrolle, a natural lightweight,
has been promised title match
with lightweight champion Tony
Canzoneri in event he repeats his
victory over McLarnin and also
might be used against Thompson.
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DEMPSEY SUIT
FOR DIVORCE is
BELIEVED NEAR
Jack May Attempt to Get
His Decree Today at
Reno.

By United Press
RENO, New, May 25.--The two
Reno superior courts, with forty-one
divorce suits ready for hearing on
the regular "washday" calendar, di-
vided interest today with the county
clerks Office where Jack Dempsey
is expected to file suit against
Estelle Taylor, his film actress wife.
While Dempsey and his attorney,
Robert P. Burns, have remained
silent on their plans since the for
mer champion complete his six
weeks residence requirements last
Friday, it was believed the suit
would be filed some time this week.
In addition to the forty-one cases
already on the docket for today's
sessions, court officials expected ten
or fifteen more would be filed during
the morning hours and heard this
afternoon. A ruling last week per-
mitted plaintiffs to file suit any time
up to Monday noon and still be
given ten minutes of court time in
which to secure the decree.