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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-21

Farmers and Merchants National Bank
declared the regular quarterly dividend of
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-21
swine DISPLAY
STEADY TREND
AT CITY YARDS
Cattle Trade Active, With
Supplies Scarce; Lambs
UNCHANGED.

Hogs generally were steady this
morning, prices at the city yards
showing a slight change In two
classes only. The bulk of all weights
sold for $3.50 to $500; early top
holding at $500. Receipts were esti-
mated at 1000. Holdovers were 358.
Trade was active in the cattle
market with the tendency higher on
account Of the scarcity of supplies.
Receipts were 700. Vealers were
little changed, holding steady at So
down. Calf receipts were 400.
Considering quality lambs were
unchanged. Early top held at $6.25.
Receipts we're 500.
Trading on hogs at Chicago dis
played little change, with asking
mostly steady at Tuesdays average
and few scattered bids around 5 to
10 cents lower. The bulk of good to
choice weights scaling 40 to 210
pounds, was bid in at $500, while
best kinds held upward to $315 or
above. Receipts we're estimated at
$4,000, including 1900 direct; hold
overs 5000. Cattle receipts numbered
5000; calves, 1900; market station
airy. Sheep receipts were 10000;
market unchanged.
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Chicago Stocks Opening

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Discouraging,
Pitt Mentor
Says of Drill

BIZ Times Special
DALLAS, Tex, Dec. 21-Pitts-
burghs unbeaten Partners we're
Californian bound again today for
their Tournament of Roses tilt with
Southern California after a three
hour workout on the Southern
Methodist campus here Tuesday.
1t was the first drill for the team
since it left Pitt Saturday, and
Coach Jock Sutherland described
II as "discouraging."
The field was covered with snow
and ice. Snow piles at each end
shortened the field and markers
warned players of parts Of the field
which were frozen and slippery.
Limbering up exercises, a signal
drill and light dummy scrimmage
were on the card.
we are gambling our chances on
the ten-day stopover at Tucson,
Ariz.," Sutherland said before de-
parting.
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Produce Markets

heavy breeds over Az. lbs lie; under AZ
sprnsers IS bs up S' &C. o'S baTe6acS S and
lls lbs. up, &c: cocks and stays. SC;
15c; to lbs. 19c: to 8 lbs. lie; 6
to lbs, 10c under s lbs and slips &C.
Ducks large white. full ifeathered and fat
guineas each. zoe: old. 15c; Turkeys, choice
toms, 70 to 10 lbs. 1Oc: choice young toms
over 18 lbs. &c; choice old hens, &c, choice
old toms, &c: Door or crooked breasted, 4c
Of American Poultry Industries: No /,
3Oc; No. q. 24c: No 8. TIC; country run.
grades, 20 to 2ic: hutterfat. l8c. These
No Sick poultry accepted. Quoted by the
BY UNITED PRESS
weak feceipts sSss cases extra Tsts
29!a soc; 1irsts., 28a29l &c; current re
Market. weak; receipts. e.O79 tubs; spe-
III a 25c; .irsts. 2o[s a2ic: seconds: 1s!z@i
Steady receipts cars ef, a trucks; fowls
la l3c; -springers, 10@10Iac; Leghorns, &c;
ducks, 8d11c; geese, 10c turkeys, 106
slac. Cheese-Twins, 119Z@12c: Young
Americas. 1914 a 1212c. Potatoes-On track,
l59 arrivals, 50; shipments, 469; market
about steady; Wisconsin Round Whites,
75@771ac; Idaho Russets. $1.15@ 100.
NEW YORK. Dec 21.-Potatoes- Steady:
Long Island, 65c@S2.40 per barrel; New
Jersey, $40; Maine, s1106215 per bar
rel: Idaho. $165G2 per sack; Bermuda,
scar per barrel. Sweet enthusiastically;
Jersey basket, 50c941.4O; southern baskets,
1874 Use: Flour--Active; springs; patents,
S3.45M370 per barrel. Pork-Dull; mess,
$14.25 per barrel. Lard-Easier: middle
west spot, S470d480 per 100 lbs. Pc
troleum-Steady: New York refined TIC
crude pennsylvania. S1.22M1.72 per bushel.
Grease-Steady; brown lac per pound;
yellow 17ec per pound; white, 21sm3Hc
per pound Tallow-Steady: special to
extra, 2ls@22sc per pound, Common hides
Inactive Hides-City packer, active;
native steers, Sac; butt brands, SC; Colo
RADIOS, 4l4c. Dressed poultry-Steady; tur-
keys. Babe; chickens. 9@17c; broilers.
12@2Oc; capons, l4@25c: fowls. 9GIsc;
ducks 100f6c; Long Island ducks. 15G
ice; Live po9ltry-steady;, geese, 8a17c;
l9c; fowls, 14619c; chickens, 11M14c;
capons, 14d24c; broilers, 13d17c. Cheese
Quiet: state whole milk fancy to specials,
l6a l0e; Young America, 13M19c. Butter
Market. easier; creamery. higher than
extras. 24l2d25c; extra. 90 score 24c; first,
81 score 2312c; frsts, 88 to 80 score 1914 N
2234c;. seconds, 211a@22c. Eggs-Market
unsettled: special packs including unusual
hennery selections. 1922 33izc: standards,
31@311zc; renandled receipts, 30@ 30lzc
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CRACK SAFE; TAKE GUN
Yeggs Are Fooled in Robbery At
tempt; Grocery Is Looted.

Unsuccessfully battering safe in
the Indian Oil Refining Company
station at 1902 Southeastern avenue,
burglars obtained only a .32-caIber
revolver as their loot Tuesday night.
Burglars sawed iron bars on
rear window of the Standard gro.-
Gerry at 1919 East Michigan street
Tuesday night and obtained SI8.47
from a hiding place, William Pohl-
man, manager, reported to police.
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation
approves of contract with California toll
bridge authority for loan of Se2, COO, 900
for construction of San Francisco and
Oakland Bay bridge.
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Following is the explanation of
Ripley'S Believe It or Not" which

Following is the explanation of
Ripley's Believe It or Not" which
appeared in Tuesdays Times:
MOther-in-L Laws Luck-The XII
kuyu, who inhabit the northwest
ern part Of British East Africa,
have a great fondness for bizarre
adornments. They plaster their
bodies with a coat Of terra Gotta
earth, mixed with grease. They
wear large fiat discs of buffalo
horn in the lobes of their ears, and
four pencil-like sticks in the top
part of their earShell.
But the most conspicuous
adornment Of the married Kikuyu
is the curious braid of his mother
in-law's hair, plastered down with
feathers of the guinea fowl and
mud, upon his back as a talisman
Gthito) against the evil influences
of which he is superstitiously
afraid.
The Eternal Pilgram-
a Russian peasant, who at the age
Of Is had made forty annual pill
grimageS from Russia to the Holy
Land, considered his entire life
one continuous pilgrimage. For
forty years he spent nine months
in every year tramping through
the width and length of the vast
Russian lands, to collect enough
money to enable him to pay his
meager steamship fare from
Odessa, Ukraina to Jaffa in Pal
eStine.
The weary wanderer was a well
come sight in the huts of his fell
low mushiks, whom, in the long
winter evenings, he would edify
with tales of the Holy Land and
of the "life-giving" grave of
Christ, which was the constant
goal of his eternal pilgrimage at
the end of an annual 2,5OO-mile
trek.
Thursday: "The Most Sacred
Spot in Greece"
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Deaths

Clara whitaker. %. 2so2 Eastern. pull
monary tuberculosis.
Alfred B. Hollingsworth, SO. 1920 Robin
SON influenza.
John l.. Miller. So. 1921 Roach. acute
cardiac dilatation.
Ira W. circuit. 50. Veterans hospital,
lobar pneumonia
zelma Tidd. "a. 1904 North Illinois, cardio
vascular renal disease.
Charles A. Carlisle. SO. 20 South War
man. acute cardiac dilatation.
Agnes G. Harmening. IS. 1923 Woodlawn,
mitral insufficiency
Ella Lashbrook. IS. 1909 East Michigan.
influenza.
John Z. Fitzgibbons. So. st. vincents
hospital. carcinoma
Yancy N. New. g.. Methodist hospital.
ureflia
Nathaniel worthington. 70. 7sOs Re-
formers. lobar pneumonia
John H. Carlisle, 81. 1920 North Grant,
angina pectoris
William A Miller. 50, city hospital
hypostatic Z eumonia
Kate Conroy. 68, city hospital. chronic
Anna Lewis. rs. 7Os North Belmont.
coronary thrombosis.
z. Bertha Wocher. a. 3432 North Can't
tol. coronary thrombosis.
Ora Herbert Jackson, So. 1925 North
Beytlle, chronic myocarditis
Catherine z. Clay. Is, 2151 Broadway
cerebral ap0plexy.f1
Catherine staIg-ton. a. 1913 West
Tnirty-frst. Sarcdh
James W lie Gate So. s2z East Forty
sixth. end0carditis.
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SH0PLIFTER is JAILED
Theft of Two Dresses Brings Six
Month Term on Farm.

Theft of two dresses valued at
$3.50 sent John Robinson, Louis
vile, KY, to the penal farm for six
months. He also was fined 81 to-
day by Municipal Judge William H.
Sheaffer, who convicted him Oh
grand larceny.
The dresses were stolen from a
downtown department store, Dec. 5.
After picking them up, Robinson
concealed them under his overcoat.
Two women store detectives saw the
act and when they tried to arrest
Robinson, he fled. but was caught
by police in an alley.
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Schedule for the Ross Smith league at
East Tenth gym Thursday night follows.
z. p. M.--Riey Cubs VS.. Vagabonds
8-Emerson Merchants VS.. Centenary.
9-Bethany vs.. United Motor Service
l0--Morr!s Plan VS.. Indiana Railway.
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New York Liberty Bonds
Investment Trust Shares
tBv Abbott. Hoppin & Coz
PRICES ARE TO IL NOON c. S, T.
DEC. 70

Dec. 20
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DULLISH CROP
REPORT HOLDS
GRAINS STEADY
Yield Estimated as Lowest
Since 1904 for Wheat:
Sales Slow.
BY HAROLD E. RAINvILLE
United Press stan Correspondent

CHICAGO. Dec. 21.-The bullish
aspects of the government crop re-
port outweighed a new record low
level at Liverpool and an easy stock
market on the Board Of Trade to-
day and wheat prices opened Is to
Is cent higher. Canadian and Ar
gentine competition lowered English
prices.
Trading was not heavy and there
was some selling by operators who
were disappointed by the acreage
figures.
Corn Meets Selling
Corn met scattered selling at the
start and there was little support,
prices being unchanged to Il cent
lower, while oats was unchanged to
Is cent lower and rye Il cent lower.
Provisions were easy.
Old style March wheat fell to 24s1
cents at Liverpool and at mid
afternoon prices we're Is cent lower,
but sterling was higher. The winter
wheat report issued by the govern
ment late Tuesday made the acre
age S9902,000 the smallest since
1923. The condition was placed at
$50 per cent, the lowest on record.
Yield Is Small
Abandonment was suggested at 20
per cent. The yield was suggested
of less than, 40O,OO0,00O bushels or
the smallest since the 525, 100000
bushel crop of 1904 and comparing
with 100000 bushels this year.
Current receipts Of corn are the
smallest in generation, according
to close observers.
Trading in the oats pit is abnor-
mally small and very little interest
is shown. The trade apparently is
awaiting developments.
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Emerson Merchants nosed out Speed
way Merchants in a bitter battle at Dear
born gym, 20 to g. Page and Williams
starred for the winners and Templin for
Speedway. For games with Emerson, call
Burt Gilkison at Ir. 6453, between 5 and
z D. m.
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Tuesday Fight Results

AT NEW YORK-Joe Rossi. las. New
York. defeated Thvs Menger 1855 Paterson
n. j.. t6l; George Leone, 1lS. New York
Grew With Ernest Torres. ll6. Porto
Rico. Isl.
AT GALVESTON, Tex-Primo Camera
26l. italy. Knocked out Jimmy Merriott
2lS. Tulsa. Okla, in the first of sched-
uled ten-round bout.
AT LOS ANGELES Dado 1is
state bantamwelght champion. outpointed
Eugene Huat, III, France. G0l: Varias
Milling. $50. New York stopped Babe
Colima. 124. Mexico. technical kavo. ISL:
Billy Hogan, i42. New York. stopped Terry
Larrabee. l46. Los Angeles. (S).
AT SEATTLE-Alvin Lewis Seattle Ne
gro lightweight dectsioned Tod Morgan
Seattle, i6l . Leonard Bennett Detroit vel
terweight Knocked out Ceferino Franco,
Philippines. (2l.
AT PORTLAND. Ore-Andv Bundv. Port
land Negro festherweight. decisioned Ben
nv Pelz. Portland lightweight. l6l: All Trul-
man. l53, Los Angeles. drew with Jimmy
Britt l4l Seattle. 81: Max farley 1877
Manila. decisioned Whitley Neal 1876 Port
land t6l; Doc Smell. 1876 Seattle. knocked
out Tommy Santos, 1873. Manila. t2l.
AT CHIcAGO-Prince Saunders. 1A0.
Chicago outpointed Young Terry. 1870.
Davenport. Iowa. o. Danny Neenan. 1873
CHICAGO drew vita Leo Raneri. 1874. Chi
caCo tel,
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8 MATMEN TO BE SIGNED
West and Love to Tangle in Top
ArmOry Event.

Three men are yet to be signed
for completion on Friday nights
mat bill at she Armory. Stanley
West, Milwaukee veteran, and
Billy Love, Texas light heavyweight.
will grip in the two falls out of
three main event.
Among those slated for action
in the four supporting events are:
Merle Dolby. Columbus junior middle
weight; David Dooley. hewhiskered Micni-
san middleweirht Ed Baker local lghf-
49, weight: EfMe S.eughter. local well
terweight, and Omer Price. local middle
weight.
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In the Air

Weather condition at 8 a. M:
Southwest wind. 16 miles an
hour; temperature, 50; harometric
pressure. 1922 at sea level: general
condition, overcast. light fog: cell
ing. 400 feet; visibility. 5 miles; field.
good.
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VIII Remy is Improved

Relatives reported today that
William H. Remy. former county
prosecutor. who had been reported
III at home with severe case Of
Pqeumonia. is much improved.
Renly is not confined to bed at his
home, A East Fifty-fourth street.
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HEART DISEASE FATAL
Police Find Man Dying; Taken Be-
fore Ambulance Arrives

Heart disease caused death of
Tanasco Vlazitch, so, in his room at
II South Carolina street Tuesday
night, according to DR.. E. R. Wilson,
deputy coroner.
Police were called to the address
on a report that a man was i'll.
and found him dying. Officers
called a city hospital ambulance,
but death carne before it arrived.
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TOLEDO. Dec. 2O-cash grain close.
Wheat-No. red, 5oIs 515ac: NO. o.''i ! red.
lc premium. Corn-No 2 yellow, 29is1
SS012c, 0ats--No. 2 white, 20G21c Rye
NO. 2, 43M44c. Barley-No. 2. 31M32c.
TRACK prices, 2812c rate). WheatGNo
req; 46@ 46l2c No; red 47047iac Corn
mo. 2 yellow. 24l2 q Csc; No. 3 yellow,
zz552 @24l2c; No. yellow. 221aN231ac:
NO. 5 yellow. 21d22c. Oats-No. 2 white.
l7al8c; No. 3 white. l61a@171ac Seed
close: Clover-Casn. $3.50; December. SIS so.
Alsike-Cash, s5.85: December S585 Pm
duce Butter-Fancy creamery, 28c Eggs
-EXtras. 27Q28c. Hay-Timothy, per
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indianapolis Cash Grain
Dec. 20

Inc blds for car lots of grain at the
call OF the indianapolis Board of Trade
l. Vs. Q: O.. shipping point, basis 4llac New
,7 WWhAseat,M7Read. No. ssd39c; No. red
Corn-Easy; No, 3 white, 15k6161ac:
no n, I white. 141a@1512c No. 8 yellow
10 ! z IS12c; No yellow, 121adl5lac No
l4l2c. 10 a ~
:, oatts-steady--No. 2 white. 12Aa1sAc;
No 3 white. 11A@121ac.
taking 231ac or less rates to CInciRnn 1iiti
or ,Louisville0 Timothy-No. /, $500
o. NO 2 timothy s5G55O.
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Chicago Futures Range
CHICAGO CASH GRAIN

DY JWTLtW TItS8
wheat-No red. 4sc. Corn lnew)-No. i
mixed. 22i2c: No. yellow, 23Hc: No
yellow I221ss@2234c; No. s. yellow. .2l@
% Ac; No. 4 white, 221a G22Ac Corn odd
No. yellow. Csc. Oats-No. 2 white.
l6s4c; No. 3 white, l6iac. Rye-No. l, 39c.
BBSarley - 24q 37ea Timothy - s2.25d2.50.
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After trailing. at the third quarter.
wood M. E.. 40 to So. r. EppeS taIlied
nineteen points for the winners and Stone
made sixteen for Greenwood. Eli Lilly
Girls took an early lead and won from
Broadway Girls. 81 to g. Tonight at I
D m. Broadway Girls plav South Side
Turner's Girls Broadway Bows plav Taber-
at the Broadway gym.
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STOCK ISSUES
IRREGULAR IN
DULL TRADING
Electric Light Association
Report Is Favorable
for Week.
Average Stock Prices

Average OF thirty industrisis for Tues
day. high 6019 low 1923, last 53.78. OF
100. Average Of twenty rs lis. 81 20, IS 16
$3.50, OF .96. Average Of twenty utilities
2735, 27l4, 1880, of "a. Average OF
forty bonds. 77.25. OF 80
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Communal Buddies will hold their an
nual elimination tournament on Wednes-
day and Thursday of next week. All
teams in the l5-18-year-old class that
are interested call Drexel 7417-M between
8 and p. m. on Thursday and ask for
Louis. The tourney winners will receive
a silver trophy. Entry fee is So O'Hera
Sans Juniors, last seasons winners are
preciated. Five gold basketballs will Be
awarded to the all-tournament team as
selected by the Buddies. Sans Subways,
sigma Alpha Tau, and others take notice
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Center-Edge Epworth League boys team
A to %. The girls defeated Central ave-
nue. IA to IL. For games with these teams
on Monday nights at the Edgewood gym.
Call Dr. 7814-l 49,
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DOW-JONES
SUMMARY

C. Brewer & Co. declared an extra
dividend of 50, payable Dec. "a, of record
Dec. 10.
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
approves of contract with California toll
bridge authority for loan of Se2, GOO,OO0
for construction of San Francisco and
Oakland Bay bridge.
Notices of intention to drill new oil
wells in California field in week ended
week, bringing total for year to date to
282 against 348 in like 1881 period;
preceding week, bringing total for year to
date to 302 against 343 in like 1881 period
Southern Pacific Golden Gate Ferries
Ltd for November reports net operating
vember, 1881; for eleven months ended
Nov. 30 net operating income amounted
to s1,33s,s37 against s1,e65,678 in like 1881
period.
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
declared the regular quarterly dividend of
$3.50, payable Jan. 3, of record Dec. "a
Production of electricity by Electric
Light and Power industry of United
States for week ended Dec. H. amounted
to 1,563, 3Sl,OO against 1,615, 653, 900 XVIII
in like 1881 week, decrease of 40
per cent.
Standard of New York reduces gaso-
line prices cents a gallon in New York
City.
Construction contracts awarded in the
metropolitan area of New York during the
period from Dec. through Dec. Is, 1892
totale6 1882, 700 during first fifteen davS
of November this territory showed a con-
tract total of $6131. 900, according to F.
w. Dodge Corporation.
Link Belt Co. declared the regular
quarterly dividend of 20 cents on COM
mon stock, payable March L of record
Feb. Is.
Daily average production of crude oil in
california for week ended Dec. II. was
eStlmated at 47O,300 barrels against 476.-
900 IN preceding week and 5092OO in like
1891 week 49, ~@4AS
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Yield Is Small
Chicago Primary Receipts

Dec. ~
Wheat ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $4,000
Corn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 297 600
oats Observation-Disclosures. 10000
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NEW YORK COFFEE
Births


Fred and Helen Stuck, 1896 College.
Cnarles ana Marie Blake, lit Vim
julius and Clara Poindexter. 4o7 West
Donald and Lois Devan, 1918 Prospect
KTaaiXImIo d and Poyie starkey, 1902 Park.
Orthy and Flora Harding. 2128 Wheeler
Jesse and Helen Graves. 1882 South
Stanley and Rachel Warren, 1929 Co.
Walter sand Fern Carson. 2O29 Beecher
Clyue and Ruby Kuhn 233 North East
Virgil and Louise AlteS. SOB Smith lane
Robert and Nina O'Brien, Coleman hos
Charles and Dorothy wilkerson. Coleman
Leonard and Mary May. Methodist hos
James and Mildred Duffy. Methodist
BENJAMIN and Helen Barrick Methodist
Waiter and Nina Stewart. Methodist
Bepiamin and Pauline Ramage. Metho-
Charles and Opal Adkins, Methodist hos
George and Julia Kirkpatrick. 1851
John and Hettie soetteI. Christian hos
Girls
eye and Clara RAIDER. 1885 School
Milard and Gertrude Bruner. 6O8iz East
Walnut.
Bernard and Arzella Butler. 90 South
Catherwood.
dalvino and Frances Mendez. 1864 west
Walter and 1rma Heath. 7Osls West New
Samuel and Ella barrett. s12 Beecher.
Jesse and Maezeu Flanagan. 2151 CO.
FLOYD and Truth Addie. s4ls East Twen-
Joe and Vanity Terry. 2521 Franklin
Herman and Violet Belcher. 1907 West
Emil and Bernice Smith. 5o4 Holly.
George and Viola Booley. Coleman hos
- .oert and Eulalie Cook. Coleman hos
Glen and Marie Moore. Coleman hos
pital
Edward and Rose Resener. Coleman hos
pital
George and Lillian Read. 22s South Sum-
mitt.
virgil and Margaret Norris. 1l45 South
fremont.
Raymon and Helen Nitchman. 1926
zack and chlorena sDrinkies GIG Massa-
chUSetts
John and Lillian Mcqueen. 1881 East
RAYMOND.
PIX and Madonna Dixon. Methodist hos
I'd and Lucille Baurley. Methodist hos
william and oessa Rose. Methodist hos
pital
Claude and Eloise corbin. Methodist
James and Mary shimp. 26o2 Central.
- Crarlas End Grace Sims. 290s,z East
James and Margaret Regain. 1918 spann
avenue.
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Foreign Exchange
(By Abbott. Hoppin g. Co..
nor 81
INDIANAPOLIS STOCKS
AND BONDS


The. following quotations do not repre-
the approximate markets based on recent
transactions or inquiries to buy and SELL
Dec. I'll
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INDIANAPOLIS WAGON WHEAT
=. City grain elevators are paving 39c for
No. 2 soft wheat other grades on their
merits.
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BIZ United Press
TOLEDO CASH GRAIN

CHICAGO. Dec. 2f-Carlots. Wheat. q:
corn, n; oats, 8; rye. l, and barley, 6.
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Butler Juniors are entered in the
Central State tournament, but would like
TO schedule games for this week and next
week. Juniors play in the 16-18-year-old
class and teams desiring games call HUI.
6758 and ask for Herb. Juniors will not
have a gym until the tournament is ended.
Christamore Eagles and English Avenue
Boys Club, notice. James Clark is asked
to call Herb
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Ferndales defeated Edgewood at Edge
wood in two games. Ferndale r team
won, 80 to 25, and Ferndale team won,
Water Company five at Brookside gym
Thursday. Ferndales want games With
city and state teams having access to
gyms. Phone Cherry 589l or write B.
Bernhardt, Ferndale hall, 1908 North King
avenue.
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Chicago Fruit
BIZ United Press

bU UHIIen Ife88
CHICAGO, Dec. 21-Apples- Michigan
Jonathans. bushel s1.25; Spies bushel
Sl.25Ml .35; Mcintosh. bushel sI25dl 40;
Delicious bushel sl.25
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-21
South Side knights defeated Prospect
A. C.s. 80 to IL, at Pennsy gym Tuesday.

Memorial Presbyterian cagers defeated
Third Christians Tuesday. IS to II.
Hutchn starred for the winners on
Monday the Memorials downed St. Paul,
% to u. For games with Memorials cali
Riley 1920 and ask for Marcus.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-21

Standard Of New York reduces gaso-
line prices cents a gallon in New York
City.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-21

Link Belt Co. declared the regular
quarterly dividend of 20 cents on com
mon stock, payable March L of record
Feb. Is.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-21

Dolly average production Of crude oil in
california for week ended Dec II. was
ESTIMATED at 100000 barrels against ATS,
1881 week 49, --'N0