davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Cash Grain
q

March g.
The bids for car lots of grain at the
call Of the Indianapolis Board Of Trade.
YORK Rats b shipping R 1bjnt basis Me- New
48649c; No. red. 470 4Sc,SNo. 2 hard.
470 48c. Corn-Steady: No. white. 22G
28c; No. 4 white, 26G27c; No 3 yellow
24G25c; No. yellow. 23Q24c; No 3
mixed, 23624c; No. 4 mixed. 22I23c oats
Firm; No. white, 10000: No. white,
18laG1917c. Hay-Steady IT, o. b. coun-
Cincinnati or Louisyille.) No. 2 timothy.
S50650.
Inspections
Wheat-No. 2 red. cars Total. 4 cars.
Corn tNewl-No. 3 white cars: No. 5
yellow. II cars; No. yellow, / car: No.
yellow. car No. yellow, 1 car Total.
white. cars; No. white, / car. Total.
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New York Liberty Bonds
NEW YORK COFFEE RANGE
LAME DUCK NOTICE is
SENT TO GOVERNOR
Leslie Receives Papers on Sub
mission of New Amendment.


mission of New Amendment.
Official papers notifying Indiana
of congressional action in sub
hitting an amendment to abolish
the So-called lame duck" session
have been received by Governor
Harry G. Leslie.
They were sent from the office of
Secretary of State Henry L. Slim
son.
Approval or rejection of the
amendment will be up to the next
session of the legislature. so far as
this state is concerned. To become
legal, the ''lame-duck" session
abandonment must be ratified by
the states.
The proposal. drafted by Senator
Norris, provides that the President
take office JAM 20, instad of March
4. and the new congress convenes
Jan. 8.
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Wednesday Fight Results

AT SAN FRANCISCO-Martin Zuniea.
l23. Los Angeles. outpointed Joe Conde'
~ San Francisco. fiel: Kenny Austin.
Omaha, Neb.. $50. drew with Gilbert At
tell. ISL San Francisco. ii0l.
AT SEATTLE. Washable Israel Seat
Tie ieatherweight. outpointed Kyugoro XII
mura. San Francisco. f6l.
AT ST. LOUIS-wesley Ramey. 1873;
Bass Philadelphia. tiol: All Stiliman 10.
st. Louis knocked out Buck Kammen 100.
Grand RAPIDS. Mich. az woodrow Will
gan. I7l. Blytheville. Ark. liol.
AT DETROIT-Frankie Misko Of Sagi-
naw. Mich decisioncd Bob O'Signac of
Benton Hsrbor Mich fi0l: Johnny
Mitchell Detroit defeated Frank Cebriat.
Niles. Mich. tl0i.
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Walter Hoffman tossed in 69l total.
and with Miller helping this count with a
series of 634 the Guards had an easy time
taking three games from Deputies. during
the Grotto League play. Masters and
Imps also won three from Monarchs and
Tails. as Fezzes copied the rubber from
Hoofs. Manley showed on series of
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Produce Markets

Delivered in Indianapolis prices: Hens,
heavy breeds, 6 pounds up. lie; Leghorn
hens, lie; large Springers and stays. &c;
Leghorn stays, SC; cocks, 7c; Leghorn
feathered and fat, 12c; small, &C; geese,
full-feathered and fat. &c. Eggs. No. l
current receipts, &c. Butterfat, 20 cents,
feed, quoted by the Wadley Company.
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In the Air

Weather conditions at 9 a. M:
West northwest wind, 10 miles an
hour; temperature, 10; barometric
pressure, 1923 at sea level; CELL
ing, clear, unlimited; visibility, 3
miles; field, good.
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FUGITIVES ARE NABBED
Two Brothers, Wanted at Spencer
Recantured After Flight.

Recaptured After Flight.
Paul and John Finney, brothers,
wanted at Spencer on grand lar
ceny charge, were captured Wednes-
day night few hours after eScap-
ing from Sheriff Powell of Owen
county, he notified local police.
The brothers we're arrested in
Dayton, o.. and fled in an automo-
bile near Richmond while they we're
being escorted to Spencer.
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FELIX, DELTAS MEET
Clash for Intra Fraternity Net
Tourney Title Tonight.

Felix Club METERS and the Delta
Sigma five will battle tonight at
at Dearborn hotel gym for the
championship of the -fratern-
ity tournament.
The Felix boys won the right to
play in the final game Wednesday
night by taking the Delta Sigma
Nus into camp, IS to II. Delta
Sigmas downed the Kappa Psi quin-
tet 1926 in a close fray.
In curtain raiser tonight at 7,
Ferndale and BrookSide girl teams
will clash, with a dance in honor of
the 1882 fraternity champions fol-
lowing the title game.
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.BrightSpots
of Business
Rv limited Press

BY United Press
-Graham-Pa Motors Corpo-
ration reported retail sales for the week
ended March 5. were 40 per cent above
the preceding week and 20 per cent higher
than in the corresponding week of 1881.
CHICAGO-The bulk gasoline market
strengthened. with iobberS increasing
their purchases and refiners reducing runs
materially.
NEW YORK-Niagara Hudson Power
system will Spend SIG .301. 900 on improve
ments and extensions during 1882. it was
announced
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BU United PrPSS

NEW YORK. March -Potatoes-Mar-
ket. easy; Long Island Sl15M265 barrel;
southern. S2@4 barrel: Idaho S2.25M2 so
sack; Bermuda. s4@9 barrel; Maine, S1.35
@1.65 barrel; Canada. s125@24O barrel
kets. 4oc@s1.25; southern baskets, 40d65c
Flour-Market. quiet; spring patents, s4.55
@4.75 barrel. Pork-Market, firm; mess
west spot ,$52Om5S0 per loo lbs Tallow
Market, steady; special to extra. gao
2Ac ID. Dressed poultry-Market steady;
1o@22c; broilers, 2O@29c; capons. 1870 32c:
ducks 12@16c; Long Island ducks, 800
Tic. Live poultry-Market, firm: geese,
10M15c; ducks. Halle: turkeys 15627c:
ROSTERS. 10c; chickens. 17624c; capons, 26
a 2Sc. Cheese-Market, firm; state whole
milk, fancy to special, 1112@19c; young
Americas, 13013Rc.
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NndividuaIs at II;O0 A. NJ

j. Lenz-J. Ostermueller. A. Berne-G. Ru-
dolph F. Feydt-J. Mrazek. H. Kreckel-C.
Pcha. b. Noonan-J. Carroll. w. CASSIE
Venker. F. Lanebein-F. Voter. E. SPEECH
inger-H Venker. II. Borgmann-J. DreXelr,
G. Rolfes-P. Poet2 and A. Borgmann-H.
Bippen, st. Louis: B. Winter-L. Vittitoe,
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Boxes. Rush orders and Freight orders
took the entire set from CaStons, Mail
Orders and Stock Orders, as Bottles won
two from Labels during the Eli Lilly play.
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BIZ United Press

TOLEDO, March 1O.-Hogs- Receipts,
bulk. s4.75@4 co.; pigs. S4Q425: lights.
s4@4.25; roughs S3G3.5O. Cattle-Re-
ceipt5. light; market steady. Calves-Re-
ceipts, light: market strong: choice to
extr- Sa.50@9.50. Sheep and lambs
Rec <bts. light; market, strong; spring
lambs $4@7
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BIZ United Press

CHICAGO. March s.-Cash grain close:
Wheat-No. ? red. 59Hc: No 4 red. sac;
No. l yellow hard, sac; No. mixed. 58lac
Corn-No. 3 mixed 35c: No 4 mixed
34iac; No. yellow. 36G37c No. 4 yellow
341z63494c: No. white. 35@361Lc. oats
No. white. 249i q25c: No. white, 241t
ley-426 Soc Timothy-s3@325. Glover
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$500 REWARD GIVEN COP
Chattanooga Officer Who Nabbed
Detectives Slayer Gets Check.

Reward of $500 was paid Wiley
Dixon, Negro, Chattanooga police
officer today for the capture of
Richard Perkins, Negro, convicted
at Greenfield this week for the STAY
ing OF Detective Carl w. Hickman.
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By Times Special

LOUISVILLE. March 10 -Hogs = Re-
ceipts 500 weights IT'S lbs up. s495; 240-
295 lbs. 81 IS; 300 lbs. up. sz05: IT'S lbs
g9wn ddp@n PACKING wI soS@ss so
market. steady: medium and good steers
and heifers ouotable. s4.50G5.50: slaughter
cows and bulls. s3.25 down: light stockers
s3d5.25. Calves-Receipts. 200; market.
steady: extreme top vealers. 81. Sheep and
lambs-Receipts. so: market steady; top
heavy fat lambs. S6.25: buck lambs s5.25:
throwouts. $3.50 down: fat ewes $3.50
down. Wednesdays shipments: I22 cattle
and los calves.
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BIZ United Press

EAST BUFFALO. March 1O.-Hogs on
sale 500: fairly active, generally steady;
light end. s5.25G5.35; few mixed, $50 lbs.
s5.75: pigs. s4.75m5. Cattle-Receipts. So;
strong to. unevenly higher: medium steers,
ceipts so; vealeTs. 81 higher; good to
choice. SO; common and medium, 81.
Sheep-Receipts. 1400; lambs active, ASA
40c higher; good to choice wooded lambs.
largely SO: clippers, 81: common and me-
dium woolskins quoted s6.50G7.
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FIVE MEN EVENT
lAn Indianannli. reamsl

Can Indianapolis Teams)
- Booster team No. l. Booster team No. =.
Booster team No. 3. Booster team No. 1.
Booster team No. s. Block Optical NO
HooSier Optical No. l. Lincoln Cab. In
diana Truck, Mcdaniel Tally Cards, Cas-
sadv Fuel & Supply, Freiie Grocery. Pitt
man Rice Coal. Centennial Press. Central
Optical No. ?. F. vehlins. Hoffman Stars.
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Mutual Milk games on the Fountain
Square alleys resulted in a two-game win
for Cream Buttermik and Milk over Cot
triple win for Nursery and Buttermilk
from Chocolate Drink and Cream Westra
led this play with 612.
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O'Connor. c. Dickman-A Canning. F.
Thomson-A. Conner. G. Suding-L. eleven
ger L. Cochran-T. Barrett. l.. Kirsch-D.
sweeney and A. J. AkerS-V Akers. Indian
anoliS; M; Patterson and Rev. D. Spauld-
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By United Press

CHICAGO, March 1O-Eggs- Market,
steady; receipts, 1O,7S0 cases; extra frsts.
seconds. 10c. Butter-Market. steady; re-
ceipts, 6.265 tubs; extras. 2212c; extra
firsts. 2112 @22c; f1rstS. 20la@21c; seconds.
ket, steady to strong; receipts l car; fowls.
1612@18c; springers. 16@22c; Leghorns.
@22c; ROSTERS 1oc broilers. 22G25c;
stays 1512c Cheeese-Twins. liz @113zc:
young Americas, 12@121zc. Potatoes-On
market practically no trading today; mar
ket nominally unchanged: many cars show
ing freezing injury; Wednesdays close
Wisconsin round whites 75d80c Idaho
russets, $1.306135.
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STEEL SHARES
SLIP DOWN ON
BEARISH NEWS
Auburn Auto Rises a 7-8
Points in Rapid
Trade.
Average Stock Prices

Average OF thirty industrials for wednes-
gay 1925; of l.ss. Average o. twenty
rsiis 1913, of 40. Average of twenty
bonds 81 90. un IS.
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EX-DE PAUW CAGE STAR
IS ROBBERY SUSPECT

HefScneu Muller Held in Florida as
Aid in Hartford City HoIdup.
By Times Special
ANDERSON. Ind, March TO-
Accused of being the driver of an
automobile used in the $1,000 rob
berry of the Citizens bank at Hart
ford City in July, 1881, Herschell
Miller, 81, former Anderson high
school basketball player, is held at
Clearwater, Fla, according to state
police.
Miller, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Miller of Chesterfield, formally was
a De Paw basketball center.
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BIZ United Press

packing stock No. /. 18c; No. 2. lie: No.
3, &c; butter fat, 16@18c Eggs-Firm;
cases included; extra firsts. 12c; seconds,
10c, nearby ungraded, lie; duck eggs
19c: goose eggs, Csc. Live Poultry-Thin
and coarse stock sell only at heavy dis
count; fowls S lbs. and over. 15c: 4 lbs.
horns, 3 lbs. and over. 15c: ROSTERS &c;
colored broilers 11a lbs. and over &c: 2
lbs. and over. 27c; partly feathered, 12c:
lbs. and over. zoe; Leghorn stays. i3c:
cclored stays 15c; black springers, lie.
ducks under 3 lbs sell at liberal con-
ceSsions; ducks white lbs. and over, ice;
Ice: under lbs, 13c: capons 8 lbs. and
over, 2Sc:- under lbs, zoe; slips. 15c;
Turkeys No. hens, 8 lbs and over. 26c;
young Toms No. l. 10 lbs. and over. &c
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individuals at a. m.)
l.. Senger-J. Hammerle and f. Ruhl-P.
Ruhl Hamilton J. Hanlev-J. Daley. G.
Coffev-H. Nedergal. J. Carev-E. Byrne, j..
Vannelli-J. Lawler and H. Everet-D. OCon-
nell Chicago: F. Kucera-W. Craigmie. J..
Kaufman-W. Sniegowski. j, Bogus-L. KaieS
and T. Kedziora-J Scveska. Lemont; h.
Tragesser-J. Strickera Hamilton.
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Noise and plenty of it featured the
sos, and his voice to keep the opposition
down to win two for Crabs from Cut
Downs. as Big Swings take three from
Puncture Proof,
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Other Livestock
By United Press

49, nc1dn @a 1850 direct sfrohs fo 1oc
higher; 170-21O lbs S4.85@4.95; top. SIS;
220-250 lbs, $4.55@4.80; 260-340 lbs, s3S5
,@4.65; packing, sows, $3.s5@41o; light,
lights, 140-l60 lbs, good and choice $465
as; light weight, 10000 lbs, good and
choice, s4.8O@5; medium weights. 200-25O
weights, -25o-S5o lbs. good and choice,
$4.3o@4.65; packing sows 275-50O lbs,
medium and good, S3.S5e14.15; slaughter
PIGS l0o.lSO lbs. good and nd choice. $4.25@
medium and good grades steers and year
lings predominating, these selling slowly,
weak to Csc lower; common offerings
strong; bulls CSC up I;N veaieTs arm 9:' early
top fed weighty steers. $5.15; slaughter
cattle and vealers; steers, 100000 lbs,
good and choice, $6.75@885; COOL 100 lbs,
good and choice, $725m9; 1901, 500 lbs.
good and choice, $7.25m9; 600, 300 lbs,
common and medium. $4.25@7.25; heifers.
common and medium, $4@6; cows. good
and choice: -$3.50@5; common and me
dunn, s3@3.50; low cutter and cutter,
S2@3; bulls yearlings excluded. good, and
s3@3.75; vealers milk fed, good and choice
S769: medium, $5.50@7; Gull and COM
mon. $4@5:50: stocker and feeder cattle:
steers. 500-1 1850 lbs, good and choice, 81: IS
Sheep-Receipts. $4,000; generally steady
to strong; choice LAMBS. scarce, tending
higher. early bulk better grades, $3.50
$50; closely sorted kinds held at SITS
lambs 80 lbs. down. good and choice, $6.75
@765; medium. $6@6:75; 9l-100. lbs. me
dunn to choice, S5.75@7.5o; all weights
to choice, $2.7ET425; all weights Gull and
common, $15O0325: feeding lambs, So
rs lbs, good and choice, $5.25@5.65.
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Another 400 doubles event will feature al
the Illinois alleys Saturday and Sunday
Players may roll as often as thew ike but
must change partners each series.
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New York Curb Prices
CBy Thomson & McKinnon)
Net Changes
March 10

By United Press
NEW YORK. March 9.-Closing
prices and net changes on principal
stocks traded today on the New
York Stock Exchange follow:
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EIGHT LEFT IN PLAY

Wichita Henrys Still in Battle to
Keep A. A. U. Net Laurels.
81 United Press
KANSAS CITY, Mo, March 10
Eight basketball teams, including
the defending champions. the
Wichita Henrys, remained in the
running today for the national A. A.
U. championship. Pairings for to-
nights games.
Wichita Henrys VS.. Sugar Creeks.
Dakota Wesleyan VS.. SchueSsler
Northwestern Missouri Teachers VS..
Olympic Club.
Southern Kansas Stage Lines vs.. Y. NJ I
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By Unified Press

PITTSBURGH. March. 1O.-Hogs - Re-
ceipts 1000: market mostly steady: no.
200 lbs. s5.25@5.35; 21o-250 lbs. s5d5.25;
140-160 lbs. $4.7565.25: packing sows
10: market. little changed; med UNI grade
steers quoted at $5256650; heifers. $3.50
$50; medium to good cows. S3.25G4.
higher; top. $3.50. Sheep-Receipts. 500:
talking higher on lambs. or arounr $3.50
@7.75 for choice wooded.
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~ bntted Press
CLEVELAND. March l0.-Butter-E Extras
26ac; standards. 264c: market steady.
Eggs-Firsts, 13c: current receipts. 12c
market. steady. Poultry-Heavy fowls, IS
Ollie medium. 18ml9c; Leehorns. i5@
l6c: smooth springers. 18619c: Ieghorn
hroilers, p 23c; heavy. broilers. p 24c:
14016c: stays. l36I4c; turkeys. Csc;
Ohio and New York. 40G soc busheI: Maine
Green Mountain. sl.10d115 100-lb sack;
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nndiriduals at 500 p. NJ

UndividuaIs at ITO T. Nj
J. Conroy-J Murphy. L. Voisard-R,
Poth. E. Van Camp and W. Douglas.
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Local Wagon Wheat

City grain elevators are paving 45c for
No red wheat and 45c for No. ? hard
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H. Ebenrock-E. Margold l.. Schleuter-E.
Mosblech. f. Acton-W. Foy. j. Maloney-H.
Drier. c. Minnich-H. Never: A. ReillvA.
Cox; W. Venker-R. Kroner. A. Heine-E.
Never. T. Obermever-W. Baier. A. Knierim-
L. Hoffman. c. Schierhoff-J Overman. A.
Klippei-J. Klippel E. Hoffman-W. Hearn
and W. Bedford-L. Walsh. ST. Louis.
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LAFAYETTE. March io.-Hocs-R.s
5G15c higher: 10000 lbs. s475: 2sJ-225
lbs. s465: 225-250 lbs Sass; 250-275 lbs
$3.50: 275-300 lbs. s4.45. 300-325 lbs. 81 so:
10-l60 lbs. 40: lao-i5o lbs. 4.15: i00-130
lbs. 50 90: roughs. = down; top calves, 81:
TOD lambs, $3.50.
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-IW;3U 4. NJ
UndiyiduaIs at Il:30 A. ny

w Dsvis-B Kute. A. Snider-J. Hines, j.
SCANDINAVIA. Weber G. Carnev-J; Paslick.
Y. BitterS-J. Ravens. J. Herpel-F. Berger.
II Noute-E Etherdge G. Rueh-E. Raaue,
c. Veenemon-H Redle. j. Sullivan-C. Hill
ahv-V Frtkle Louisville
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By United Press

CINCINNATI March -Hogs-Receipts
$500. including 1,722 direct; held over
26o; moderately active. 10c to mostly 15c
higher; heavy butchers slow. with some
bids steady: better grade 100 to around
24O lbs. $5@515; mostly $5.15 on 225
lbs down, some 245 to 275 lbs. s465M
40; mostly, S4;75;,27O lbs; bidding s.: So
440 mostly: sows steady: bulk So so; few
light weights. $375. Cattle--Receipts. S5;
calves. 15G; steers and heifers steady to
strong; cows, firm; spots Csc higher; bulls
Csc or more higher, odd lots common and
medium steers and heifers; s4.5O@6; one
lighter weights and around 800 Ib. mixed
yearlings, s6.75; beef cows, s3.25@3.75;
bulk low cutters and cutters. s2@3; prac-
teal top bulls. $375; vealers active,
steady to SOC higher. good and choice,
S75OG8: mostly; lower grades 81 down.
Sheep-Receipts, 500; including 480 di-
rect: salable supply too light to make
market; all classes quotable steady with
strong x 1s better grade w9oed
S45066 sheep $3.50 down.
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TWO MEN SQUADS
Individuals At u Midnightl

VHHWINIWWdIN At = NIIWHIbWtT
j. O'Donnell-C. Gilliand. p. Krez-C.
Erlenbach, W. HughesT. McDonough, T.
McMulen-L. Moe. D. Collier-F. MCGUIRE,
II. Harles-L. Hannibal, d. Reardon-W.
Bauman, H. Maier-J. Ditenhafer, l.. Con-
and F.. Bartsh-J. Moloney.
nor-H Szychowski, L. Quinn-R. Byrne,
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SUNDAY
TWO-MEN SQUADS
individuals at . a. m.)

individuals at . a. n.y.
L. senger-J. Hammerle and F. Ruhl-P.
Ruhl, Hamilton; J. HanleY-J. Daley. g.
Cofev-H. Nedergal, J. Carev-E. Byrne, j..
nell Chicago: F. Kucera-W. Craigmie. J..
Kaufman-w; sniegowsN. J, Bogus-L. Kaiesk
and T. Kedzlora-J. Scveska. Lemont; h.
Tragesser-J. Stricken Hamilton.
individuals at $3.50 A. NJ
H, Ebenrock-E. Margold L; schleuter-E.
Mosblech z. Acton-W. ,Foy j. .Maloneey-H-
Cox: W. Venker-R Kroner. A. Heine-E.
Never. T. Obermever-W. Baier. A. Knierim-
Klipnei-J. Klippel. E. Hoffman-W. Hearn
and W. Bedford-L. Walsh, ST. Louis.
10 a. M
individuals at 1I:O0 A. NJ
J. Lenz-J. Ostermueller A. Berne-G Ru-
dolph. +. Feydt-J. Mrazek. H. Kreckel-C.
Picha. b. Noonen-J. Carroll. w, Gass-G.
inGer-H, Venker II. Borgmann-J. DreXelr,
G. Rolfes-P. Poetz and A. Borgmann-H.
-1O:sO A. NJ
individuals at 1880 A. ny
w. Dsvis-B Kute. A. snider-J,. Hines, J.
Y Bitters-J. Ravens, J; Herpel-F :, BeT r.sE
No1teE EShe PSs}s e RqfTE Raq T
denbrand. j. r. Muhs-R Sehr and ~ MUIR
phv-F. Ertkle. Louisville
-l1:5O A. NJ
individuals at 1850 T. NJ
r. Pontrioh-J. Krekel, c. Sievert-W.
Cunes. c. Duny-J. Luhbers. J. Riehlman- J.
Hans. H.. Kroeger-J. Luhbers, N Lutz-I
B 8oTTys MT9GkaSfD sTIStmfn
Stcier J. Sullivan-M Sheridan L. Gag
ner-A. .Gottbrath and M Bauer-J. Bauer,
-i2:aO p. NJ
individuals at 30 T. NJ
j. Numann-L. Linderman. F. LeSyna-L.
Debrecht. ST. Louis; p. LuviSl-T. DumStort
A Gruenaisssn7J DahIsy H Parrish nnisl, Ed
F. Klorer-G. Lowell. A. Bslducci-A. Bon
tani. c. Nicter-E Calmer T. Mannion-T.
Fe6ecs1gGs r. Lau s5TtbR oHpSyS W. eerlP
Beckman-E. Holloran, st. Louis
Lao z. NJ
individuals at 2;45 D. ny
G. Tierney-R. stults. M. Donhue-H.
oKeefe-H. Marseli, H. Lagershasen-E.
Korte, D. cunningham-M. Fitzgerald. NJ.
st. Louis; w. Hackett-E Baker, Kansas
City. J. Reuter-F. Falfay and A. Dodge-J.
Buergler, st. Louis.
$40 p. NJ
individuals at 4;iO p. M
conroy-J Murphy; L. Voisard-R,
Poth: E. Van Camp and W. Douglas,
100 r. M
individuals at $500 p. M
]. p. oBrien-G. Robisch. w Mahan-G
oConnor. c. Dickman-A., Canning. F.
Thomson-A. Conner. G. Suding-L. eleven
Sweeney and A. J. Akers-V. Akers. indian Sila
epohS; M; Patterson and Rev. D. Spauld-
inEl tsingles only.
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mixed doubles sweepstakes will be
rolled on the st. Philip A. G. alleys, March
1913 Entry fee for this meet will be
$3.50 per team, bowling included An at
tractive prize has been guaranteed the
winners of this event. and an entry to ex-
coed the big entry that rolled in a meet
of this kind on these drives early in the
season is expected
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FIVE MEN EVENT


100 p. NJ
Charles Carroll No. / and Charles Car
roll No ?. Chicago, Lemont Council No.
1899. Lemont, H.; Central Tire Hamil-
ton, O.. Kutis Undertakers, Drees Shade
Co. Mathews, Coreys. Cassillys, Reardons,
Herbers, LISTERS. Hanges and Leimkuh-
lers, st. Louis Mo.
-7:3O p. M
Santa Maria No. /, Santa Maria, No. 2.
Santa Maria No. Z, Santa Maria No. g.
Santa Maria No. Q, Santa Maria No. 10.
santa Maria No. II. Santa Maria No. u
end Commonwealth Coal Co. St. Louis,
Mo.
% r. M
K Of O. No. 800 Special, Schnault- Ethridge
& Schumann. Kentucky Wall Plaster Com
pany, Palmer Brake Liners, Louisville Coal
~ Coke, Continental Oil, K. of C. No. 900,
No !, Vetter Bros. Jr. A., Eppngs orange
Crush, Falls City Ice g. Beverage, Louis
Vile Varnish Company and Cunningham S
Place. Louisville; Rosery Flowers and
Fourth Degree, Kansas City.
$3.50 p. M
Kenrick No ! and Kenrck No. 2. ST..
Louis; DE Soto No. 903, Mapewood; Uni
verstY CITY. University Phil Sheridan No.
1l22 Marquette No. l. Hess g. Culbertson
ODtomists. st. Louis Council No. and St.
Louis Council No. /. st. Louis.
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March 10
Net balance for March g.. s3o3. 336. 252. 88
Expenditures ...-......:.:... 10 .673, 1913. 40
Customs reefs. mo- to date. 6,424, 686. 09
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Bank CIearings
INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT
TREASURY STATEMENT

earrings e..s....''....... 81 10 ,uUU w
bits Observation-Disclosures. 1925, 900 90
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Chicago Grain RANGE
81 Times Special

CHICAGO. March e-Carlots: Wheat.
80; corn, So; oats. Il; rye. l, and barley. 4.
By Times Special
CHICAGO March 9-Primary receipts:
! Wheat, $4,000. against LIST 900; corn
227,0 900, against 100000 oats, $4,000.
! against 231 900. Shipments: Wheat 53s.-
I 600. against 700. 000 corn. ia, 900. against
900; oats, 185. 900. against 2s9, 600.