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Cash Grain.
May as

May as
The bids for car lots Of grain al the call
OF the indianapolis Board OF Trade, I. o.
b.. shipping point. basis 4lisc New YORK
rate. were
Wheat-steady. No. red. 4sd 49e; No.
? red 471 4sc. No. hard. 47m 4sc.
Corn-Steady: No. white. asa 26c: NO
white 24T25c: Nc ? yellow. 240 Csc;
No. yellow. 23a24c. No ? mixed. ga &c
oats@steady: No. ? white. 1sa19c; No.
white ia i8c.
Hay-Steady. a. o. b. country points
taking 23isc or less rates 20 Cincinnati
or LOUISVILLE No timothy. s70 80;
No timothy. s6N6.50.
Inspections
wheat-No l red. l car No. red,
cars. No red. / car. Total. 5 cars
Cnrn-No white. ? cars; No. ? yellow.
u cars; No. 3 yellow, cars. Total. II
ears.
Oats-No. 2 white. cars: No. white.
cars: sample white. / car. Total. -
cars.
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The City
in Brief

FRIDAY EVENTS
Reserve Officers Association luncheon,
Board Of Trade.
Exchange Club luncheon. Washington.
opilmist Club luncheon. Chypool.
Aitrusa Club luncheon. Columbia Club.
sahara Grafto luncheon. Grotto Club.
Federation cf Community Civic Clubs
meeting. 5. Spink-Arms.
Phi Delta Theta luncheon, Washing
ton.
Rainbow Division Veterans Associa-
ton dinner, $50. Washington.
Meeting OF Rainbow Division
4 Veterans. Marion county chapter
will be held at $50 Friday night in
the Washington. The meeting will
be in honor of past presidents OF
+ the organization. and they Will re-
view the history Of the local chap
ter.
Program for June meeting Of the
( Scientech Club viii be drawn at a
meeting Of directors June ?. in the
Architects and Builders building
Developments of wire cOmmunica-
tons will be described by Sergius P.
Grace OF the Bell Telephone Com
pany laboratories at a meeting Of
the indianapolis Advertising Club,
June 2, in the Columbia Club.
Aircraft artillery of leading ma
tons will be discussed by Thomas
Huestis at a meeting Of the Ex-
change Club Friday noon in the
Washington.
Annual party of the junior class
of Shortridge high school was held
this afternoon in the gymnasium
A floor show and entertainment
under the direction of Jack Druley.
Sara Maurer. and George Loscy
featured the party
DIR. A. +. Castillo, Wednesday
night was elected president OF the
Spanish Club at its final meeting
OF the season at the Washington.
Other officers. Fidel Fcrrer. vice
president. Blessing Rassman. sec
rotary, and Mrs. r. r. Mead
treasurer.
v. f. Bohannon. formerly used
car manager OF the Consignment
Sales Company, 1880 North Meri-
dian street. has resigned and now
is associated with Jones a. Maley.
De Soto and Plymouth dealers. it
is announced by a. r. Jones, presi-
dent Bohannon formerly was as
ISOLATED with that company.
Senior class Of Butler university
won the silver cup for first place
in the first annual all-campuS
singing contest Wednesday night
The sophomore class took second
honors.
Dr.. A. NJ. Mitchell Of Tcrre Haute
was reelected chairman of the
county secretaries medical society
OF the Indiana Medical Association
at the annual conference in the IN
dianapolis Athletic Club Wcdnes-
day.
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Louis Keith, II. Long hospital, diabetes
" Fannie Buckley. 81. 900 North Bradley,
pulmonary tuberculosis.
Gloria Mae Pickens. !. city hospital,
brcncho pneumonia.
Glenn Albert Smith. y, White river,
william A. Brown. u. 2iss Pleasant.
arteriosclerosis.
Geneva Rutherford. so. Central Indiana
HOSPITAL acute cardiac diiatation-
Florence Furnason. 81. Methodist hos
pitaL hvpostatic pneumonia.
Amanda Morgan. 70. COS Virginia. peri
tonitis
Charles Fleetwood. mos. 1880 North
Hsrdinr broncho pneumonia.
Anna NJ Hemingway. 81. 1918 College,
Donald Lobdsll. Al. city hospital. pull
monarv tuberculosis.
lnsuficiency.
Eda Hilden Hensley. Is. 40 East
Trentv-sixth arteriosclerosis.
Addie v Reed. rs. 2<l0 North Penn
syivania arteriosclerosls.
Rachel Ellen weer. IS. 1908 North Della
ware broncho pneumonia.
Eliza Chiidres. a.. 1873 Ringgoid. srterio-
Sclcrosis.
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Order Akron Return

b. United Press
SUNNYVALE. Cal. May 26.-
The naval dirigible Akron will start
its return fight to Lakehurst, N. j..
Monday. and will follow the same
southern route taken on the west
ward fight. orders received by
Lieutenant Commander c. E. Rosen-
dahl said.
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Produce Markets

Delivered in Indianapolis prices: Hens.
heavy breeds. lie. LeghoTn. hens. &c;
broilers. colored springers. ? lbs. and up
l6c. Ia TO 2 lbs. l3c. bareback and part
" feathered. Zoe; leghorn and black. Ia
lbs. and I'D. l3c: cocks and stays. Sc: leg
horn cocks. &C. Ducks. large white. full
full fsathered and fat. SC. Young and
old guineas. 15c. Eggs. No current re-
ceipts. &c. Duck eggs. SC. Loss of for
rots. blood rings and mashed. Butter
21d 22c. under grades 18Nl9c. Butterfat
-l5c. These prices for healthy stock
free from feed. BY the Wadley Company.
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Dr.. A. NJ. Mitchell of Tcrre Haute
was reelected chairman of the
county secretaries medical society
OF the Indiana Medical Association
at the annual conference in the In
dianapolis Athletic Club Wcdnes-
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Other Livestock


III 7 TITIT y 7 -"
CINCINNATI. May Hogs-Receipts.
1000. including go direct held over 200.
mostly i5c. spots zoe lower: better grade
160-23O lbs. s3.25G3.35: largely S3.35 on
260 lbs down: some 235-250 lbs. s3.10M
3 IS: 800 lbs. bid down to $3.50; l30-l50 lbs.
SO 10. sowS steady: bulk SH-25. light
weights. $3.50. Cattle-Receipts. 500:
calves. $50; slow. Indifferent trade. a few
sales about steady. odd lots. common and
medium steers and heifers. s4.500f5. so;
good mixed warnings up TO Sc; beef cows.
S3.25M 3.75, low cutters anG cutter cows.
Sis n AIS. bulls mostly S3.25 down; few
stronger on lower grades. good and choice.
s5M550: lower grades. 81 SO down; few IS.
Sheep-Receipts. 10000 mostly steady. bet
ter grade lambs. S6.50MT; choice quotahle
up 10 s7.25: common and medium Sf50m
s. some mixed up TO $3.50; aged fat ewes
slI1.50.
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IN Times NnccinI

LOUISVILLE. Nav -Cattle-Receipts
i25; market. steady with weakness on COWS
and bulls; bulk common and medium steers
and heifers, s4.50M5.25; beef cows mostly
So so down. low cutters and cutters si25
q $50: bulls s525 down; light stockers
s4N5. Calves-Receipts. 275; market.
steady. good and choice vealers. sf0 $50;
medium and throwouts. SO down. Hogs
Receipts 900: market. zoe lower: i7O-220
lbs. s3.0s; 2250 ass lbs. s2.75; 260-295 lbs.
50 40; 800 lbs. up. si.90. if0-l65 lbs. 81. As:
1875 lbs. down. S2.05, sows, 90cml.6s. Sheep
Receipts. 1000. market. not established:
bidding generally Csc lower with most in
terest holding for steady prices or from
s6d6.50 for bulk Of the better eve and
wether lambs. Wednesdays shipments.
% cattle. l66 calves and 12s hogs; 1888
sheen.
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Plans Nonstop Flop

b. JHifcd Press
DALLAS. Tex, May 2e.-Harold
Bromley, commercial fiier, today
planned two lengthy test flights
for his specially equipped Lockheed-
Vega airplane in which he hopes
to start a nonstop Seattle Toxic
fight for a $4,000 cash prize be-
fore June l.
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In the Ain"

Weather conditions at Q a. m:
South southwest wind 10 miles
an hour: temperature, n; baro-
metric pressure. 1924 at sea level;
ceiling. broken clouds. estimated at
$500 feet; visibility, 20 miles; field
good.
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ByUuifcd Press

TOLEDO. Nav 25-cash grain close
Grain in elevators transit billing. wheat
No 2 red. 60d6lc. Corn--No. 2 yellow
24M3sc. Oats-No. white. 90 02lc
Rve-No. 2. 44isM45isc Track prices 20
cents rate Wheat-No red. 54i2M SOC
No. l red. / cent premium: No. red. y
to cents discount. No. red, 2is 70
cents discount Corn-No. 2 yellow. % u
soc. No. yellow. 28ia d29c. Oats-No
white 23iad24isc: No. 3 white. p 2
Sc IS. Butter-Fancv creamery prints. 22c
Eggs-Extras l1ml2c. Hay-Timothv. peE
cvf 30 cents
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BIZ United Press
CLEVELAND Nav 2s-Butter-Market

stea LEs HLaS 4sy 5c
steady. extra firsts. iiiac: current re-
ccipts. i0c. Poultry-Marget. steady: heavy
fowls, i4Q I5c; medium fowls. i5N i6c; leg
horn fowls. i2n l3c: heavy broilers. 21m
&c: leghorn broilcrs. 15d16c: ducks. 10
q l2c: old cocks ga i0c: geese. SC. Pota-
toes-Ohio and New York. Pennsylvania, IS
n 65c per bushel sack: Maine Green Noun
tain. best mostly 81 20Q125 per 10O-lb
sack; Idaho russell, large size. $1,000 / IS
per 100 h. sack. medium size, mostly
$3.50 per bushel sack.
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EAST BUFFALO. May 2s.-Hogs-On
sale, 1880: active 70 packers; steady 10
strong, bulk good 70 choice. i50-225 lbs,
$3.50. Cattle-Receipts. 325: low grades
stock predomipating. slow, weak: cutter
cows. 81 .25Mi.75. few good yeariings Sc IS;
heifers. S5.75. calves, receipts, 275: veale-s
dull good 70 choice. S6a6.50: common and
medium. szfi $50. Sheep-Receipts $50:
old crop lambs. steady. sprinEers weak 70
Csc lower: good 10 choice clippers S5T5n
SIS, medium 70 good spring lambs, s650ef
7.25. choice quoted TO S7.75; sheep. strong:
hsndyweight ewes. $3.50
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Police saddIed with Horse

CHICAGO. May 26.-The officers
OF the Sheffield avenue station did
not want a horse, but it looked to-
day as though they might be sad
died with one. The horse, which
was stolen. was recovered by officers
from the station who have been IN
able to get the owner to claim it.
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Births
Deaths

BOYS
Elmer and Ida Raney. 22l Minkne
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Bank CIearingS
INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT

TREASURY STATEMENT
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Heads EIYinq Club

Franklin Herdrich is the new
president of the Hoosier Flying
Club, as result Of the annual cleo
ton held at Hoosier Airport Tues
day night Other officers elected
were Ned Bottom. vice-president.
and Miss Dorothy Biddle, reelected
secretary treasurer.
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FIX DEBTS PAYMENT
Italy Tells Envoy to Sign Pact on
Hoover Moratorium.
BIZ United PrcFs

ROME, MAY 26.-The foreign
Office announced that the ambassa-
dor to Washington. De MARITIME. has
been instructed to sign an agree
ment for repayment IN ten INSTALL
menw. Of debt payments delayed BY
the Ifoover moratorium.
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BIZ Unife6Pross

NEW YORK Nav 26.-Potatoes-Ma
weak: southern. Sl@5.75 per barrel; Idaho
S2W2.25 per sack. Bermuda. S5M1 per bar
rel. Maine 90c "a 50 per barrel: Canada
sl.0SN2.25 per barrel. Sweet potatoes ~
Market. steady; JERSEY baskets. 25cn 81 60;
quiet. spring patents s4.30d470 per bar
rel Pork-Market quiet: mess. S16.25 pei
barrel Lard-Market. easy: middle west
quiet: special 70 extra. - m2izc per ID
Dressed poultry-Market dull: turkeys. Is
soc: chickens. 15M 27c; broilers. 15G SOC;
fowls. SH zoe; Long Island ducks. 14M15c
Live poultry-Market. steady: geese. "a i2c,
ducks. sdi6c: fowls i6d iSc: turkeys. 16G
Csc; ROSTERS. 80 &C. chickens. pullets. 20M
&c: broilers 13627c CheeSe-Market
quiet; state whole milk fancy to special
i0isd20 young Americas. iiisGl2iec.
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NEW YORK Business OF the Petroleum
Heat and Power Company Is expanding
RAPIDLY and pronts for the first four
months OF the wear were double those Of
the corresponding period Of 1881. ". c.
McTarnahan. president. said.
SAN FRANCISCO.-Pac Gas and Elec-
trio Companys financial position IS eX-
cellent and stockholders need have no
doubts about dividends. A. =. Hocken-
beamer. president. said.
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CHICAGO Nav Is - Eggs - Market
steady: receipts. % 579 cases: extra frsts
ceipts. lie: seconds. 94c Butter-Mar
ket steady; receipts 9.402 tubs: extras
17c; extra firsts. 16q16iac: firsts. 150
IS &C. seconds. i4@l4isc; standards. nc
in. / due: fowls 1919 m f3isc: Leghorns
l2c: ducks. l0N l2c; geese. SC: turkeys, 1.
n l5c; ROSTERS. &c; broilers. i9d CSC; Leg
horn broilers. l6N &c., stays. lie. Cheese
Twins. i0dl0izc; young Americas. i074 n
lie. Potatoes-On track. 234: arrivals. a
shipments. 752: market steady. dull; Wis
consin whites. S0M Csc; Idaho russets. 81 II
Mi.25: Alabama. Texas and Louisiana tri-
umphs. s2.75q3.
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Net Changes

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK. May 25.-Closing
prices and net changes on prin-
cipal stocks traded today on the
New York Stock Exchange follow:
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Receipts LOO: market. steady.
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Senior class of Butler university
won the silver cup for first place
in the first annual all-campus
singing contest Wednesday night.
The sophomore class took second
honors.
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Southwest Pennsylvania Pipe Lines de-
clared the regular quarterly dividend Of
81. payable July ]. OF record June IS.
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BY ELMER G. WALLER
United Press Financial Editor

NEW YORK. May 26.-Liquida-
ton continued in the stock market
Throughout the first two hours OF
trading today. bringing all the
averages into new low ground for
the depression.
Particular pressure conveyed on
r. J. Reynolds Tobacco 2. Shortly
before noon a block OF 10000 shares
appeared at %, of II points, and
a new low. The issue soon extended
its loss TO 2 points. Other tobacco
shares sold of with this issue.
American Tobacco B. breaking 37s
points TO 524 Liggett &, Myers B,
D. TO 35iz. and LOrillard, = to
9ss. all new lows for the year.
American Tobacco common stock
dropped points 10 47as.
steel Holds Well
Selling in the tobacco shares was
based on recent sharp declines in
cigaret output and anticipation Of
further falling OF in production.
S.eel common managed to hold
above its bear market low. selling
fractionaily under the previous
close at 27it. However, nearly all
the other industrial leaders de-
seconded into new depths. Chrys-
Ter and General Motors made new
lows in the automobile division,
while Goodyear in the rubbers also
made a new bottom
Dnffpn.I ~t-nw1r mara N~~sr~rT-f fr-f -
record low territory for the aver
age. Losses in the group ranged
10 more than points. Among the
issues making new lows we're Union
Pacific, AtchisOn, New York Central,
Pennsylvania, Chesapeake & Ohio,
New Haven and Great Northern
preferred.
Utilities Move Down
Utilities followed other groups into
new low ground North American
LED the decline with a loss Of 2is
points to 14H. Consolidated Gas
broke into a new low at 407s, of IL.
American Telephone sold at 95s,
of &, for the first time in eleven
years.
Oils eased of with the general
market. Special issues we're de-
pressed. Radio Corporation made
n new low at 81, of 2. Case held
fairly we'll around 10, of 3.
Wheat broke more than a cent a
bushel while cotton futures. de-
clined 10 points. United States
government issues reacted with a
generally lower bond market.
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Program for June meeting of the
Scientech Club will be drawn at a
meeting Of directors June 2. in the
Architects and Builders building.
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Committees are +:

Policy and program. Hugh Mex Landon
Henry Dithmer. J. W Estcrline. Fred Eoke
George s. Olive and Edward B. Raub;
finance. Chester Albright. Fermor Cannon
Brodehursi Elsey. A. NJ. Glossbrenner and
Ward hacklcman. publicity. James Z.
Fischer. James W. Carr, Henry T. Davis
and JACK Harding
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Developments Of wire cOmmunica
tons will be described by Sergius P
Grace OF the Bell Telephone Com
pany laboratories at a meeting OF
the indianapolis Advertising Club
June 2, in the Columbia Club.
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International Mercantile Marine Co.
in 1881 showed net loss amounting TO
si.ess.000 after charges. against net
profit Of si,e5e,es in 1880.
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CLEVELAND. o. May 26.-Hogs-R
ceipis. 1900. holdover 332. steady. some
24o-300 lbs. 50 500 lao. pigs. s3.25. Cattle
Receipts 300. SLOW near steady: common
no " aogs nnevsny syoSns sSa ss!sy -
receipts. 400: steady. better grades light
weights. s6ds $50. little under IS: heavfes
S5G550. Sheep-Receipts. 400. lambs.
steady 70 weak: choice 81 lbs. clippers. ss
Gull to medium. s2.25d4 largely: sprinrers
scarce. odd heed common 70 good, s5aT
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GRAIN FUTURES
SELL DOWN ON
RAIN REPORTS
Nearby Months Show Most
Weakness; Liverpool
Holds Firm.
BY HAROLD r. RAINVILLE
United Press Stsn Corrrsroudeut

CHICAGO. May 2s.-Furthel
rains over the winter wheat belt
and weakness in stocks more than
Offset strong cables on the Board
Of Trade today and wheat opened
unevenly lower. The nearby months
showed the most weakness while
the deferred deliveries made some
resistance to the scattered selling.
There was little support at the
start. Liverpool was firm and tended
upward on decreasing offers. Corn
was easy with wheat but displayed
resistance. Oats was dull and fol-
lowed wheat and corn Rye broke
sharply and fell more than l cent.
Heavy Rains Reported
At the opening, heat was L to +
cent lower, corn was unchanged to
= cent lower, oats unchanged TO
. cent lower, and rye was to is
cent lower. Provisions we're slow
and steady.
Liverpool started slow and at
mid-afternoon was z cent to =
cent higher. but in view of the ad-
vance in sterling, the market was
regarded as being strong.
The widening Of buying power on
the weak spots and evidence Of
eastern accumulation and talk Of
leadership largely are responsible
for the strength Of wheat, in addi-
ton to the winter wheat condition.
Heavy rains over the greater part
OF the country. except western Kan
sas and Nebraska, and tornadoes
in southwest Nebraska, were re-
ported.
Corn Seeding Delayed
A feature Of the corn pit the last
few days has been the increase in
small buying orders, mostly from
the country at large. Heavy rains
have delayed seeding somewhat and
also aroused fears that seed might
be washed out Of the ground where
planting has been completed.
Liquidation of May oats contin-
ues with some being transferred
into the deferred deliveries and
some taken to secure the cash ar
ticle. Trade on the whole rules
SLOW.
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Aircraft artillery of leading ma
tons will be discussed by Thomas
Huestis at a meeting OF the EX-
change Club Friday noon in the
Washington.
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New directors are

George Peaman. 3s3 Northern avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie W. Beyden. 1861 Eas,
Thirty-fourth street; Gilbert Black. 81
Northern avenue, Mrs. F. ". Banner. 1910
North Delaware street: Mrs. F. d. Dedert
$685. kenwood avenue; Mrs. Robert Good
let. 2009 West Washington street: Murray
". Hadley. 3i32 North New Jersey street:
Mrs. BeSs Reid Kern. 2o25 Southeastern
avenue: Mrs Mary Poston. 1s25 North
Delaware street: Mrs. Marie Louise Pellet
1889 Barth avenue, Mrs Glenn W Parrish
hardt. 52i4 Brookviiie read: Mrs. Lee Row
Smith. 4l5i East North street. Mrs Leo
Stansbury. 1886 Howard street LEROY
True sol East Twenty-third street: Mrs
Frank Terwillegar. a45 Eugene street: Mrs
Ira Thompson 1909 West WASHINGTON
street: Mrs. Ira Thompson. zoos West
Washington street and Mrs. Merritt E
Woolf. $3.50 Guilforc avenue.
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l3 HeIp Wanted-MaIe

AUTO specially saicsmen and managers
with crews % sell a. the SPEEDWAY
Protected concession. no risks. biz pront,
See r. p. CEEDES JR-. McCrea and
Georgia streets indianapolis.
MEN-Wanted to establish and conduct
Rawleigh city business in cities OF In
cianapcllS DauVille and Franklin. Re-
liable hustler can start earning SIS
weekly and increase rapidly. Write
Immediately. Rawleigh Co. Dept.
IN-3s-V. Freeport. Illinois.
sALEs1AN-HiEh caliber. gentle: capable
Of handling exclusive state distributor
ship. established quality lire. nutomo-
tive products. Call D. H. Miller. Lincoln
Hotel.
sALEsMEN- 1923. With car. no house
toulouse eanvassing' exp unnecessary;
your income should exceed SIS weekly.
Our field mgr trains vou. Phone Bernard
Tremhiey. ciaypool hotel for appoint Mt.
WANTED - Several wide
awake boys for delivery of
Times routes. Apply 1885 N.
Capitol, between 2 and 5 p. m.
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BIZ United Press

CHICAGO Nav 2s.-cash grain close.
595ac: No. mixed. 5siac. corn-No
yellow. 32is Ia CSC: No yellow. az 81 :. {:
No 2 white. 33c. Oats-No. white, % {.
G24tfc: No. white. 22G % &C. No. 4
white. 2ic sample grade lSc; Rye-No
sales Earlev--34 n Csc. Timothy-S2.750
3. Clover-S9.25m Il.
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HELP WANIEp

The Times tries TO protect itn read.
ers from fraudulent Help wanted ad-
vertisements by carefully investigating
all advertisements that require money
for cash bonds" territorial rights. etc.
However. readers are advised 10 In
vestiKats carefully or consult the Bet
Ter Business Bureau before Investing.
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Plumbing Permits

c. A. johnson. 425 Grant. six fixtures
Albert Fromhold. Oriental ana Tenth
street. tao fixtures.
q e Taylcr. 1919 Oliver avenue. one
fixture
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United Press

TOLEDO. o.. Nav 26.-Hogs-R Receipts
$50: market i0c lower: top. S25063: mixed
roughs. s21225. Cattle-Receipts. rs:
market. slow. Calves-Receipts. $50: mar
ket. soc lower: choice to extra. $500 6:
Receipts. 100. MARKET. soc lower.
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Fl WAYNE. Ind. May -Hocs-Mar-
lights. ssS SO. lis5ts. ssioasliIs; 'i me-
drums. s3G310: heavies. s275G3 roughs.
$3.50; stays. $3.50; calves. $3.50 lambs.
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Local Wagon Wheat

CITY Grain elevators are paving arc for
No 2 red wheat and 47c for No. hard
wheat
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-26

PTTTSBuRGH. May Hogs-Receipts
ALSO: market, ioll5c lower. TOP, s. IS
on $50 10 rates. 150-2io lbs. S365d375.
$50 lbs. 1856 pigs. s315T350. packing
sows. s2d2.50. Cattle-Receipts. none.
markes nominal: calves. receipts $50:
market. steady 20 weak few choice veal
ers Se Sheep-Receipts. 1000. sprinr
lamb better az s6.s0G so; shorn lambs
IS downward.