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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-22
PORKER PRICES
RISE 5 CENTS
AT CITY YARDS
All Cattle Classes Display
Normal Trend; Sheep
Strong.

Hogs moved up fraction at the
city yards this morning, prices gen.
orally showing a scent gain, and
a few lightweights up 10 cents. The
bulk of all weights sold for S2.95 to
1925. Earl top held at $3.50. Re-
ceipts wre estimated at 5000
Holdovers were 189
Action was normal in all cattle
classes, with prices fully steady.
Receipts were 600. Vealers were
steady at S. down. Calf receipts
were 400.
Sheep were strong with an early
top of S625. Some were held above
this figure. Receipts were 1900.
Hogs displayed stronger trend
at Chicago, with asking around 10
to Is cents higher than Wednesday
and early bids mostly 5 to 10 cents
up. The bulk of good to choice
porkers scaling 40 to 100 pounds
was bid in at $3.10 to $315; best
kinds held upward to 1925, while
bidding was around $295 for 23O to
240-pound weights Receipts num-
bered $4,000, including 10000 direct;
holdoyers, 5000. Cattle receipts
were 5000; calves, 1900; market
strong. Sheep receipts were esti-
mated at 1000; market strong.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-22
TALKING BOOKS FOR
BLIND ARE FORESEEN
Light Waves From Printed Page
May Be Transformed Into Sound.

Light Waves From Printed Page
May Be Transformed Into Sound.
By United Press
DETROIT, Dec. 22.-Books that
talk for the blind are not beyond
the realm of possibility, according
to Glenn E. Watson, Detroit in
ventor.
Watson, who demonstrated radio
typewriting two years ago, is devel-
oping a plan whereby the light
waves from a page of printing may
be translated into radio waves for
transmission into sound.
The plan, he said, could be
worked out something like movie
film carries talkie reproductive
powers.
Pointing to the benefits of his
plan, once it is developed, the in
ventor said blind man has little
choice in his reading.
Everything he reads" Watson
said, lis censured by the publisher
of Braille books. He can't read the
newspapers. He has to go to
library for Braille books every time
he wants 20 read"
The inventor has completed
rough model of his talking book.
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BY ELMER G. WALLER
United Press Financial Fditor

NEW YORK, Dec. 22.-The stock
market picked up activity at the
opening today with prices moder-
ately higher in nearly all sections.
Gains for the most part we're frac-
tional
Wall Street observers attributed
the turn to short covering, fol-
lowing the passage by the house Of
the Collier beer BILL which was &C
complished after the close Wednes-
day.
Pressure was absent from United
States Steel issues in the early trad.
ing in contrast with recent ses-
sions, excluding Wednesday. Steel
common opened unchanged at 279s
while the preferred was at 58S,
up z.
Railroad shares were firm with
Atchison at $685., up Is; Chesapeake
81 Ohio 261s, up u; New York
Central 1875, up Il. Norfolk &
Western and Union Pacific lost
small amounts.
Utilities we're up fractionally.
American Telephone opened 1900
shares at 1033s, and later rose to
104l2, up point. Auburn Auto
jumped IA to 5124.
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Deaths

James Wesley Montgomery. 70, 1887
Boulevard place, mitral inscufficiency.
Florence Harvey, 50, 1887 Hillside, mitral
reorganization.
Romano Smith, IS, 1904 South Laurel,
influenza.
Milo A. Tucker rs, 100 West st. Clair.
diabetes mellitus.
Martin Y. McGilliard 90. 1880 North
Delaware hypostatic pneumonia.
Henry Louis Wittenberg. 35 st. Vincent
hospital acute appendicitis.
Mary Mae Bedell, So Methodist hospital.
broncho pneumonia.
Edward Shannon, g. 315 West ST. Clair.
acute cardiac dilatation
Emit c. spickiemire. "a. Veterans. hos
pital, intestinal obstruction.
Moses, Goldman, 80, 1901 Union, chronic
myocardits
Charles F. Behrent. IA. SIS North New
Jersey acute dilatation of heart.
James Nathan Cooter, 2, Riley hospital.
brain tumor.
Percy j. iBnford. 81. 1916 Olive. cerebral
hemorrhage.
Issac King Irwin, r. sO1s West Jackson.
diabetes mellitus.
Fletcher Franklin Harris SO, 400 North
Bradley. chronic myocarditis.
Charles F. Merkle. Al st. Vincent's hos
pital, pulmonary oedema.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-22

Following is the explanation of
Ripley's Believe 1t or Not" which
appeared in Wednesdays Times:
The Wizard of Wichita For
eight years Lloyd A. Calkins of
Wichita, Kan, never has missed
a day in his Office at 100 South
Topeka street, though he is para
lyzed hopelessly and unable to
even lift an arm: BY bracing his
right arm, he is barely able to
WELD a pen, so he operates his
business by telephone, using a
specially constructed apparatus to
hold the receiver to his ear.
Calkins' dauntless spirit is ex-
emplified best by his own maxim
that it is up to each one to make
the best of his situation, and
where there is a will there is a
way"
Friday: "The Miraculous Thorn"
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The unbeaten Hardwood Kids. turned in
their fifteenth victory a 38-to-9 win over
North Side Red Devils, Wednesday
Nicholas and Gus Brown starred for Kids
For games. call Talbot 4l6l, ask for
George Freiie.
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Woodside independents winners in seven
out OF eight starts in the l7-l9-year-old
teams having access to gyms Call DreXel
3785-R.
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The Leach A. c., composed of Dave
Goldstein. Ben Bernstein, Harry Brodey
Harry Heach) Lockman. and Leo Sacks
will play Goldsteins Meat Market tve
Sunday.
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and 3 Ito per cent in payrolls was shown
during November, according to the labor
department.
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CLEVELAND. Dee. 22.-Rutter- Market
DEPARTMENT STORE
is FIELD FOR STORIES
Woman Author Gave up Editor Job
for Saleslady Job; 1t Pays.
By United Press

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Dec. 22.-An ire
pressible interest in people prompted
Claudia Cranston to abandon a po-
sition as associate-editor of a ma
tional woman's magazine for job
in a department store.
For years the lives of the people
around her filled her own life. To-
day, as a writer with countless short
stories to her credit and her first
novel just published, the panorama
of the modern department store still
continues to occupy her imagination.
So much so that she has chosen
it the locale of her novel, aptly
titled Ready to Wear" 1t also
forms the background Of her second
novel on which she is now at work.
The average person, who goes
into a store little suspects the drama
continuously enacted behind the
scenes" said Miss Cranston.
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GRAIN OPTIONS
SHOW STEADY
PRICE ACTIONS
Strong Liverpool Cables
Have Little Effect on
Futures.
BY HAROLD f. RAINVILLE,
United Press stan Correspondent

CHICAGO, Dec. 22.-Unexpected-
ly strong cables and a firmer
stock market provoked little buying
on the Board of Trade today and
wheat opened unevenly i cent low
er to Is cent higher in a light trade.
There was a little buying and SELL
ing in May, the other months hold
ing mostly steady.
Liverpool was stronger on lighter
Canadian pressure and covering for
the four-day holiday just ahead.
Corn was steady and slow as was
oats.
Beer Bill Aids Rye
The passage of the beer bill
helped rye to 4 to Is cent higher
opening and sent barley up q cent.
Provisions were steady.
Many traders see much uncer-
tainty ahead of the beer bill and
others feel that it has been dis
counted. The action of May in 60
ing to premium over July drew
considerable attention There was
no reason other than the belief that
a small winter wheat crop was in
prospect and that a general i'm
provement in economic conditions
would be had by that time.
Corn Offered Freely
Winnipeg showed greater strength
Wednesday, although Argentina is
pressing more. Liverpool was s to
q cent higher at mid-afternoon,
advancing more than due.
The country offered corn more
freely Wednesday, largely to obtain
funds for Christmas buying, it was
felt. The effect on futures was
small.
Oats showed no indication of
moving out of its rut, at least un-
til some incentive appears for de-
cided action one way or the other.
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M'Nutt Appoints Messenger

Grant Hawkins, Indianapolis Ne
gro senior in the Indiana university
school of law, has been appointed
as messenger by Governor-E Elect
Paul V. McNutt. Hawkins, who will
be graduated at mid-year, has a
high scholastic standing in law
school and is active in the Jackson
Club, campus Democratic organiza-
ton.
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ILLINI RAP MISSOURI

Irvington Troians will oppose MAYER
Chapel quintet tonight at old Butler gym
at d. m.
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NEW ORLEANS
RAW SUGAR PRICES
CITY GETS ZONE OFFICE
Pure Oil Divisional Headquarters
Put in Test Building.
lBY Thomson & McKinnonl
npc 90

Establishment of zone offices here
Of the Pure Oil Company. with l..
w. Durham. central marketing di-
vision credit manager, in charge,
was announced today.
The headquarters, located in the
Test building, will direct marketing
activities in Indiana and part of
Ohio, according to the announce
ment.
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NEW YORK COFFEE

Dec. IL
RIO
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By Times Special
Births

Frank and Martha Shea, 29O North
Gray.
Robert and Pauline Radcliff, 31s North
Denny.
John and Lontine Winters, GAO Edge
mont.
Girls
Nicholas and Josephine Mattingly. 1923
East Michigan
Frank and Elsie Bellies, Methodist hos
pital
Lester and Vera Young city hospital.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-22

The watch Us Make Progress. League
of the Indianapolis Railway and Peoples
Motor Coach COMPANY rolled their weekly
leading with a total OF 585. cakes won
the high single game honors, with 22l
count Members of the Trackless Trolley
team found the ALTO and 6-7-10 splits to
be Just another shot. as thew converted
three Of these splits into spares.
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Coen Companies. Inc declared the
dividend of 20 cents class stock,
payable Jan. Is, of record Dec. 81.
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PHILIP 7. SOUTH, 81,
Is CLAIMED BY DEATH
Civil War Veteran Is Taken at
Home of Son Here.

Heart disease resulted in the
death on Wednesday of Philip T.
South. 81. a Civil war veteran, at
the home of his son. Ray S. South,
on Woodlawn lane. He had been i'll
but a few days.
Mr.. South was born in Bethel, o.
After serving in the Civil war, he
lived in Washington, d. c., where
he was an attorney many years. He
was an employee of the department
of interior during Grants admins
tration.
He retired from his law practice
about ten years ago and came 10
indianapolis three years ago. He
was a member of the Methodist
church.
Funeral arrangements have not
been completed. Burial will be in
Floral Park cemetery.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-22
Basketball Notes

indianapolis Deaks desire games, with
strong teams. Deaks have added BOD
Durham former Kautsky pastimer. 70 tnelr
lineup. For games, write II, W. Williams
is North Addison street.
Lawrence Merchants will play at Bridge
Csrdinals. Lawrence opens its home sea-
SON against the unbeaten Connersville
Maytaggers on Jan. 3, and travel to Craw-
Donneliy Printing FIVE. Merchants would
like to hear from a strong indianapolis
team for a game before SATURDAY For
games on a home and-home basis, write
Harold S. Ransopher. Lawrence, Ind
The Leach A. c., composed of Dave
Goldstein Ben Bernstein, Harry Brodey,
Harry Leach Lockman. and Leo Sacks
will play Goldsteins Meat Market nVe
Sunday
The unbeaten Hardwood Kids turned in
their fifteenth victory a 38-to-9 win over
North Side Red Devils, Wednesday
Nicholas and Gus Brown starred Tor hi for
George Freiie.
woodside Independents. winners in seven
out OF eight starts in the l7-19-year-old
class. desire games with city or state
teams having access to gyms. Call DreNel
3785-R.
Indianapolis Railways five will battle
Indiana Bell tonight at Dearborn gym at
+ so d. ana VIII meet MOTIFS ran IN
league game at keystone and East Tenth
are tied for first place in the. League
Railways thumped zanta Stays, 43 to %,
sunday For games. phone Oh. 1905 be-
tween $50 and 1890 a. m.
Three games are carded for the Co
Ffanner e. Buchanan tackles Leon TallorS
at 7:S0. Polk MIX faces L. S. Ayres at
$50 and Citizens Gas meets Eli Lilly at
$50
House Of David cagers won their eight
zenith straight game. trouncing Cenesco
lIlll Moose so to 81. The bewhiskered
Communal Midgets won their fifth
game in a row. defeating wizards. 80 to
H. Toby Weiss and Abe Levy we're the
stars. For games. write II West Norris
street.
Sacred Hearts speedy yppg an6ssbisf
Sacred Heart hall. is to S. In the second
tussle Of the evening Question Marks
trampled the high school varsity five.
35 to 5. Paul Bakius was missing from
the varsity lineup due to flu attack.
more games over the weekend. humping
Star Clippers b team Saturday and los
ing to the speedy st. JoSephS METERS on
Monday 20 to 10. Sacred Heart grade
schoolers retained the Parochial League
lead by taking a 10 to Is verdict from
their st. Joseph's rivals Monday.
Irvincton Troians will oppose MAYER
Chapel quintet tonight at old Butler gym
at D. m.
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OIIEN EIANU. OtI. al.--Illb9 VI
1 500: holdovers. none; to 10c: spots, l5c
higher; pigs to $50 lbs. 50 40; 260-3O0 lbs,
1918. Cattle-Receipts, 800; mostly steady;
s4T525: cows slow. relatively few avail
able but demand narrow. Calves-Receipts.
500 slow; weak to soc lower; bulk vealers,
"a unwards Sheep-Receipts / 800: lambs
near steady; around S66 $685.. 81 lbs. aver
ages s625: common to medium throw
outs, $50 $50; talking, Sc on strictly choice
rIinrad lambs
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Killed by Hit Run Driver

81 1 nited Press
HAMMOND. Ind, Dec. %. =
Charles johnson, 81, superintendent
of the Calumet railways, was killed
by a hit-and-run motorist Wednes-
day night. He was struck while
tagging traffic alongside derailed
street car.
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Indianapolis Cash Grain

Dec. Ill
The bids for car lots of grain at the
call of the Indianapolis Board of Trade,
f. o. b.. shipping point. basis 4112c New
York Rate. were:
Wheat-Steady: No. 1 red. 38d39c; No.
red, 37@38c; No. 2 hard. 371a a 812c.
Corn-Steady No white. 1872 q 1612c:
No white. 141a@1512c: No. 3 yellow 1872
@161ac: No. yellow. 141a@151ac; No. 3
mixed, 1412@i512c; No. mixed. 1870
14l2c.
Oats-steady; No. white. 121aa139ac;
No. white. 11la@1212c.
Hay-Steady IF. o. b. country points
taking 2312c or less rates to Cincinnati or
Louisville No timothy. S55006; No.
timothy, S5@5.5O.
wheat-No. red. z cars; No. hard,
car. Total. cars.
cars; No. / yellow. / car: No, 2 yellow,
car: No. 3 yellow cars; No. vel
low. rs cars; No yellow. l car; o.
mixed. / car. Total, As cars.
Oats-No. 2 white. 6 cars: No. 3 white,
cars; No. white. 1 car Total IL cars.
INDIANAPOLIS WAGON WHEAT
CITY grain elevators are having 3qc for
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-22
Produce Markets

Delivered in indianapolis prices: Hens,
heavy breeds over Az lbs, lie; under Az
lbs, &c: L.egh9rns &C.. broilers, colored
partly feathered. 7c leghorn and black.
Ia2 lbs. up up &c: cocks and stays. Sc;
l5c: to 9 lbs. 13c; I to lbs. lie: &
to lbs. 10c; under lbs and slips &c.
Ducks large white full feathered and fat.
Geese full i feathered Pa and fs '8 &c. 9oune
gulneas; each. zoe; old. 15c; Turkeys. choice
Young hens. lbs. up, 10c; choice Young
over 10 lbs: &c: choice old hens. &C. choice
OLD toms 7c poor or crooked breasted, &C.
Of American PourT Ind%stre So
lass T. Of d aoc ,Rattsr 2 to sse lgn 5d
Drices for healthy STOCK STOCK free from feed Fed
No sick poultry accepted. Quoted by the
Wadley company.
BY UNITED PRESS
CHICAGO. Dec. 22.-Eggs- Market weak;
2slac;,. grsts.. .26a27lac; current receipts.
24c: dirties. 1870 22c. Butter--Market weak;
eSfTas 22c extra taO st speSa
goo 2oi2c; seconds. 19Q1919c; standards,
81 &c. Poultry-Market weak: receipts.
9i2c; Leghorns. 8l2c: ducks. SG11c; geese.
Leghorn broilers, 8fac. Cheese-Twins.
ments 654; market. steady Wisconsin
round whites. 75G77lac; Idaho Russets,
s1.15d1.20
CLEVELAND Dec. 22.-gutter- Market
weak: extras. 26c; standards. 2512c Eggs
Market weak; extras. .28c; current re-
ceipts.. PIC; Poultry.-Market steady; heavy
horn fowl. 5d1oc: heavy rock broilers.
11912c; heavy colored broilers. 11@12c;
medium broilers. 10911c: Leghorn broil-
10d11c. old geese, &c; young turkeys un-
der 5 lbs: 15c:, young turkeys over -
chickens. &c; old turkeys. HOBO. Pota-
toes-Ohio and Pennsylvania. $50 lb. sacks.
cobblers and russell rurals. U, S. No and
Ohio and Pennsyvsnia. partly graded
sacks a bushel. 40d4 5c.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-22
The CITY
i'm Brief

A sneak thief entered the home
of Mrs. Gladys David, 1901 South
Delaware street, Wednesday night
and stole a white sad diamond
ring valued at $50, s1s reported to-
day to police.
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STOCK MARKET
HOLDS FIRM IN
BRISK TRADING
Short Covering Following
Passage of Beer Bill
Aids List.
Average Stock Prices

Average Of thirty industrials 70.
Wednesday. high $685. low 5827. last
58.o7. up 10 Average Of twenty rails.
rs co. 25.77. IS 80, of ST. Average Of
twenty utilities q Sc. d 09. 2T.27. of 10
Average Of forty bonds 1929. of 20.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-22

Annual meeting of the Indiana
Hardwood Lumbermen's Association
will be held Jan. 20 in the SEVERN,
Daniel H. Sanders of South Bend,
program committee chairman, an
nounced today.
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By Times Special
COLUMBIA, Mo, Dec. 22.-llinois
u, coached by Craig Ruby, former
Missouri athletic star. thumped the
Missouri U. cagers here Wednesday
night, SO to "a
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Alvin T. HOvey, w. r. c., No. 1876,
will hold a Christmas party for
members Friday afternoon at 512
North Illinois street.
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Chicago Fruit

By United Press
CHICAGO Dec. -Apples-Michigan
Jonathans, Si.25; Spies, bushel, s115@ 1.25;
Mcintosh bushel S1.25M1.40; Delicious,
SIPS Greetings. bushel, 75c@s1.
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Chicago Futures Range
TOLEDO CASH GRAIN

By United Press
TOLEDO Dec 21.-Cash grain close:
grain in elevators transit billing Wheat
No 2 red. SOLE G51lac; No l red 1c pre-
MUM. Corn-No. yellow. 29M soc. oats
No. white. 20d2lc. Rye-No. 2. 43M
44c. Bsrley-No. O. 31@32c. CRACK prices
28I2c ratel. Wheat-No. red, asa Ate;
No. red. 47M48c Corn-No. 2 yellow.
24@25I2c: No. 3 yellow. 23@24c. No.
yellow. 22G2 3c; No. yellow. 20i7@2112c.
Oats-No. white. 17@l8c; No. 3 white,
1612@17l2c. Toledo seed close-Clover
cash, SIS so; Dec. SIS so. Alsike-Cash.
$685.: Dec. $685. Toledo produce-Butter,
fancy creamery. 23c: eggs, extras 26G27c.
rimothy-Per cwt. 80c.
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6O4 IN same perlOd OF last year.
Austin Nichols e. Co., declared the
regular quarterly dividend of % cents
on prior A stock, payable Feb. 1, of
record Jan. 10.
Associated Telephone Co. Ltd. controlled
by Associated Telephone Utilities Co. re-
ports November net profit at S36.724 after
all charges, against $49,67l in November
1881: net profit for eleven months ended
Nov. 80, totaled 1892, 1913 against S755, $40
in like 1881 period.
Pere Marquette Railroad Company
railroad credit corporation its equity in
100000 of its first mortgage AZ per cent
credit corporation as collateral security
for a loan.
Coen Companies. Inc, declared the
dividend of 20 cents class stock,
payable Jan. Is, of record Dec. 81.
Peoples Drug Stores in November showed
Sl,4O7, 497 in November. 1881, a decrease of
1870 per cent; eleven months amounted
to S14,486,646, against 15,690177 in first
eleven months of 1881, a decrease of Z 6-10
per cent.
A decrease of per cent in employment
and lilo per cent in payrolls was shown
during November, according to the labor
department.
Bank of England statement as of
Dec. %. shows circulation amounting to
37O,O97,OO0, against S12, 256,OOO pounds on
Dec. Is; ratio 1871, against 1873 per cent
and bullion 12O, 600, against 1O4, $685.
600 pounds.
Illinois Central system in October re-
ported net income amounting to 1888 1T
after charges, against net income of S498-
PSI in October, 1881; ten months ten loss
tota! 1858, 6O4 against net loss of s., 49,
100 IN hrst ten months of 1881.
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Chicago Stocks Opening

dec. z
Bendix Avia g.. 10 insult IS 1910.
Borg Warner. o.. 8SsMiddlewest . 4
Cities Serv $50 2ialSwift init - 1872
Cord Corp .... Z lWalgreen Stores 1872
Cont Chi COM. l3slzenith Radio 49,. "a
Com Edison 49, rs
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CHICAGO. Dec. 21-Cash grain close:
Wheat-No. l yellow hard, 4594c Corn
Inewl--No. 4 mixed, 22c: No. yellow,
yellow. 2114c: No. yellow. zoe; No. 3
white, 22s4@23c; No. white, 22d221ac;
No. white, zoe: (old) No. 2 mixed 2414c:
and new, FAC; No white old. Csc Oats
No. 2 white, 16l2d1714c; No. white,
1914 a 16l2c. Rye-No. 2. 321ac. Barley
24M &c. imothy-S2. asa $50. Clover
S5.5008.50.
By Times Special
CHICAGO, Dec -Carlots-Wheat. g.
corn. g.; oats zoe; rye. 8. and barley
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-22

Children of the city will have an
opportunity to hear a sermon by a
child preacher Sunday night at
Cadle tabernacle, when Bobby
Cones, 10, will give a sermon on
THE Christ Child" The boy
preacher was heard by 5000 persons
in lecture there in October.
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Foreign Exchange
by Abbott. Hoppin q co..
Dec %
INDIANAPOLIS STOCKS
AND BONDS
lBv Newton Todd

The. following quotations do not repre-
sent hrm bids and offerings but indicate
the approximate markets based on recent
transactions or inquiries to buy and sell.
Dec IL
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c. wishmevers SOS series was what the
MIX team needed to take three games
from Cream Buttermilk during the Mutual
MIX LEAGUE series Whipping Cream also
won three from Cottage Cheese, as Nursery
and Cream took two from Chocolate MIX
and Buttermilk.
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BIZ Times Special

IOUISVIILE. Dec 22.-Cattle-Receipts
100: mostly steady: bulk common and me-
dunn steers and heifers. $3.50 $50: bet
ter finished eligible TO around $3.50; beef
cows ard bulls mostly S275 down: low cut
ters and cutters, 75cdS1.75: most stock
ers and fec5ers. s3n4; calves. receipts,
l25: steady: bulk good to choice. SAG $50.
medium and lower grades. SO down. Hogs
Receipts. 750. SC higher: 175-240 lbs.
50 as: 245-2s5 lbs. IS; 500 lbs. and up.
50 so: 40 lbs down. s3.15: sows. $3.50:
and stays. s155. Sheep-Receipts, IS;
steady. bulk better lambs, S56 SIS: choice
eligible $3.50 or better lower grades 81
down; fat ewes. sle2; Wednesdays ship
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-22

Three games are carded for the Co
Operative League tonight at Pennsy gym,
Fianner & Buchanan tackles Leon Tailors
at 80. Polk MIX faces L. S. Ayres at
$50 and Citizens Gas meets Eli Lilly at
$50.