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Evening star., 1932-01-30
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EASTERN

Md Ave. and Sixth st. NE.
Rev. Alfred E. Barrows, d. D., Pastor
HOO a.m.-"The Name Above All
Names"
$50 a m.-Bible School
TOO nc. E. Meetings.
7:45 p.m.-"SurpasSing Goodness"
CHORUS CHOIR
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Produce Markets

Delivered in indianapolis prices: Hens
heavy breeds over Az lbs. lie; under Az
lbs, &c, Leghorns, &c; broilers, colored
sspGriinger,s 1 r. lbs. up, &c; LegShoTrn and
l5c; s-9 lbs. lac; 7-s lbs. lie; 6-7 lbs.
Socks and stays 4G Leghorn cocks. A.
lbs, SC; small and colored. Sc Geese. F.
F. and F.; &c. Young guineas. each zoe;
old l5c Turkeys. choice Young hens lbs
up 10c. choice young toms. 1918 lbs. 10c;
choice young toms over 10 lbs, SC: choice
old hens. &C; choice old toms. &c; poor or
crooked breasted, &C. Eggs-No. |. 24c;
dergrades. 24625c; butterfat 23c These
prices for healthy stock free from feed by
Wadley Company.
BY UNITED PRESS
CHICAGO. Dec. 80 Eggs-Market, about
STEADY; Iecei9ots 2lS4 cases extra fT 5sS
2sisc. dirties' ls@S2c. Butter%MarEet.
about steady: receipts. s.465 tubs: specials.
222,a a 23e: extras, 22c; extra tirsts. 2I@
1875 Standards nPSti 2ise poS SfnT s&
unsettled; receipts. car. Al trucks: fowls,
l1d springers. ll@l2c: Leghorns. 8i2c;
oes 7sS feshorn broers &C. Cheese
ai2i4c, fotatoesMon track. i2s; ar
Wisconsin Round Whites. 75d soc; Idaho
Russets. sll5Ql.2S Colorado McClures.
sl.25dl.3o.
CLEVELAND. Dec -Butter-Market,
steady: extra acc; standards. 25iac. Eggs
ceipts, 26c. Poultry; market, steady;
heavy fowl. l4@15c: medium fowl, 13c;
Leghorn fowl lidi2c: heavy rock broilers,
medium broilers. 1o61lc; Leghorn broilers.
9dl0c: ducks l0@llc; young geese. i0M
lie; old geese, Sc: young turkeys under is
lbs, lsg l6c; young turkeys over IS lbs,
Sc old turkeys, 1i@I2c; capons. isG zoe.
Potatoes-Ohio and Pennsylvania 100 ID.
sacks U. S No. l. partly graded. Cobblers
a sn,, R'Gssets ISc New York; Ohio and
and Russets, partly graded, 900 45c.
NEW YORK. Dec. -Potatoes-Firm:
Long Island. 65c6$2.55 per barrel: New
Jersey, 81. 80: Maine. 81. 10d2.I5 per barrel;
Idaho, sl.So62 per sack; Bermuda. ss.sO6
Jersey baskets, s5c 40; southern bas-
patents S soasss q per bsrSsi s Porkp DT5nRs
de west SPOT sss asa ar per ioo T lbs
Petroleum-Quiet: New York refined: lie
gallon; crude Pennsylvania. $1.22q "a per
10; yellow. issc per b.: white. 26si.c per
2s.c per ID; common hides. dull. Hides
butt brands. SC; colorados. 4i4c. Dressed
poultry Irregular: turkeys. 12@lsc: chick
ems, So l6c; broilers. l1G26c: capons l4N
Csc: fowls. So isc: ducks. sGlsc; Long Is
geese. Sm l0c; turkeys. l2d 1Sc: ROSTERS.
@l0c: ducks. eml9c; fowls. sni6c chick
ems, ga lSc: caponS. i4d24c: hroilers l01
lee, Cheese-Dull; state whole milk fancy
70 specials. i69lsc: young Americas, 1sf
l9c. Butter-Market steady to Arm
creamery; higher than extras, 49, m24itc:
extra. q Score. 23i4c. hrsts q0-ei score
e2ss n 23c Ergs-Market frm: snecial
hacks. including unusual hennerv selec-
nnns. s4Mssc 4 standard, 3Siscs rehandled
receipts. 57is 933c.
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SWINE VALUES
OFF DIME ON
LIGHT DEMAND
All Slaughter Class Cattle
Hold Steady; Sheep
Unchanged.

Slight weakness developed in
swine at the Union stockyards this
morning with prices ranging steady
to a dime lower than Thursdays
average. The bulk, 100 to 800
pounds, sold for s2.85 to $500. Early
top held at $500 Receipts for the
day were estimated at 1000. Hold
overs were 70.
Dizziness characterized cattle as
in preceding sessions Slaughter
classes we're steady. Receipts num-
bered 400 Vealers showed no
changes worth mentioning, most
sales at $3.50 and lower. Calf re-
ceipts were 300. e
Considering wet fleeces lambs
were about steady with Thursday.
The bulk of receipts made the mar
ket at Sc and less. Receipts we're 400.
Hogs at Chicago showed steady
trend in few opening bids and
sales on lightweights. Asking gen.
orally was to 10 cents higher for
best lightweights. Choice 200 pound
ers brought 1910 Receipts were
25 900, including $4,000 direct. Hold
overs were 5000. Cattle and calves
were steady with receipts of 1000
and 500, respectively. Sheep were
strong with 1900 new arrivals on
hand.
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BY ELMER c. WALLER
United Press Financial Editor

NEW YORK. Dec. 30.-The year
end rally on the Stock Exchange
continued at the opening today.
Gains ranged from fractions to a
point with dealings fairly active.
The tape was crowded with cash
sales representing belsted selling to
establish tax losses.
Steel common opened at 27lz, up
= from the previous close and up
2la points from the recent low.
Steel preferred was up Is at SO.
Kennecott jumped a point to sss !;
Allied Chemical was at 49,, up q ::
General Electric las, up ss; West
inghouse Electric %, up =: Con-
solidated Gas SO, up *; American
Can 5512, up Is, and Auburn Auto
mobile 49l2, up q.
Railroad shares made small gains
as did utilities. Motor shares were
in better demand rs the time ap-
preached for the annual automobile
show here.
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Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection and
Insurance Company declared the regular
quarterly dividend of 40 cents, payable
Jan. g. of Dec. %.
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Births

Boys
Robert and Dolores Suhre 1884 North
Dearborn.
Frank and Alma Andizzons. GIL Wood
lawn.
William and Bessie Ford. 24s2 Highland
place
David and Ceale Berman. st. vincent's
hospital.
Archie and Alice Nuttall. st. Vincent
hospital
Elmer and Clara vahle, st. vincent's
hospital
Edward and Frances Bennett st. Vim
cents hospital
Price, and Norma Williams. st. vincent's
hospital
Harry and Helen Shepard. st. vincent's
hospital
James and Sarah Bonita. 1914 South Shelf
field.
William and Minnie Reed, 71s South
Capitol.
William and Farris Wilson. 1888 Cornell
Fred and Marie Mckinney, $40 North
Belle Visu.
John and Helen Gates. 217O North OInev
Cavens and Margaret Marshall, ST. Vim
cents hospital.
Paul and Helen Kramer st. Vincent's
hospital.
william and vonnie Letsinger. 3s45 North
Capitol.
Twins
Thomas and Lillian Shannon 9l5 West
Twenty-seventh. boy and girl.
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Other Livestock
BY UNITED PRESS

EAST BUFFALO. Dec. so.-Hoss-On sale
3 s00S slow. early sales 5d10c under Thurs
DAVIS average: desirable 140s2i0 lbs. SO 40d
$50. nothing done on heavier averages:
indications 220-2S0 lbs. So goa IS. Cat
tle-ReceiptS. 100: dull. weak: few COM
mon steers and heifers 81; nothing done
on medium kinds: cutter COWS. 81 S0d2
Calves-Receints 500: vealers. unchanged.
So down. Sheep Receipts. 2s0o: lamb
trade draggv: most sales. 10Ml5c lower,
some bids OF more: good to choice. IS to
mostly s6.25; CLOSELY sorted kinds held
higher: common and medium. $5GS.S0; fat
ewes s2.25G2.eS.
CINCINNATI. Dec. Hogs-Receipts,
2 500. including 1913 direct and through
heavier weights evenly lo625c lower: 1867
zoo lbs. S3.40; 200-2l0 lbs. SS3543.40;
2io-22s lbs. Ss25ns.30: 22s-250 lbs. IS q
SIS: ESCORTS lbs. s2.s5GSto; 275-300 lbs.
So 7sn2.ss: 3o0-S25 lbs. S2.6502.75: i20-
81. cattle-Receipts. 500. Calves Receipts,
225; slow. several loads of heavy fed steers
included In receipts; market on these weak
TO 25c lower; three loads Of long fed Ohio
yearlings averaging around ESQ lbs sold
IN early trade az steady 10 strong prices
or se.IS. other cattle mostly cows. 81 asa
3 low cutters and cutters Sln2.25, bulls.
s. soa37s; top. s. 50; good and choice
veaiers strong TO soc higher AZ $500
$50, others largely SIS down to So. Sheep
Receipts, 400 salshle supply light;
nominally sterdv medium 70 good lambs
cnotab'e. S. son SIS: common and me
clum, ss.soG s25, fat ewes mostly, 81.
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Brokers' loans during week ended Dec.
% showed a decrease of 81, 900 900 to 1894. :
900. 600; non-brokers loans declined
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Deaths

Samuel Bergman, 81, Methodist hos
pital. septicaemia
William F. Ballard SO, Veterans hos
pital. carcinoma.
Leona Mae Lloyd, SO, s2s North Denny
acute myocarditis.
Howard White O. Riley hospital acute
nephritis.
AFTER Wells, 81. 1908 East Eleventh,
broncho pneumonia.
Maggie L. Thompson, IS, 25o1 East
Tenth. arteriosclerosis.
Arthur Lyons, so, city hospital, lobsr
Luther Potts, A, Methodist hospital
acute enteritis
Ora M. Andrews. Al. ST. Vincent's hos
pital. pulmonary emboliSm
Jesse c. Barnes SO, ls47 South Keystone
cerebral hemorrhage
Maud Miller. 40, st. vincent's hospital
acute myocarditis
Carl Jines. a, 1855 South fremont, acute
bronchitis.
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Chicago Primary Receipts
Chicago Futures Range
Indianapolis Cash Grain

Dec. 20

Dec. 20
The bids for car lots of grain at the call
of the Indianapolis Board Of Trade. (. o. b.
shipping point. basis 4ll2c New York rate.
we're:
Wheat-steady: No. red, 3sla@s71ac;
No. red, 35la@36lac: No. hard. 37la@
3Biac.-
4 white 1884 a 1494c: No. ; yellow, 1874 q
l594c: No. 4 yellow. 1870 ldaac; No. 3
mixed. 1324q1424c: No. 4 mixed. 1873 q
STEADY: No. white. l2@lsc; No.
white 11@12c.
taking 23iac or less rates to Cincinnati or
Louisvilel No, ! timothy, s55oM6 No.
. timothy. $5d5.50
Corn-No. white. ] car: No, white.
! car; No. white. ] car No. white 7
cars: No. yellow. / car: No. yellow
3 cars: No. yellow. % cars No. S yellow
l car; No 3 mixed, car; No. mixed. 3
' oats1N Nc white cars No white
cars. Total. IL cars.
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Lost and Found

1850 Prospect
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RENTALS
IA FURNISHED Room

SIPS: UNFURNISHED sleeping room:
furnished room and meals couple. SO so
each: near car line. IR-6149.
$2.75-515 E. 24TH-Nce room, widows
steam heated apartment; near bath.
HE-1494
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-30

New officers Of the Daughters of
Veterans will be installed by Mrs.
Nellie McGinnes at a meeting Mon
day night at 5l2 North Illinois
street.
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81 thttcU FTeSS
Grain in elevators, transit billing: Wheat
No. 2 red, 4Sta649lac; No. l red. 1c
premium. Corn-No. 2 yellow. 28la a29l2c
42a43c. Barley-No. 2. 3i@s2c. Track
prices, 2sIac rate. wheat-No 2 red, 44@
4iscs No ! red, 45645lae; No. 2 yellow,
yellow. 2l,sG22c; No. yellow 2oG2 lc.
Oats-No 2 white. 16isd17iac; No. 3
whiet, 15is61slsc Seed close: Glover -
sash $50 AlslSsmCash ,s $3.50. PTodycs
trss 25G26c. Hay-Timothy per cwt, 80c.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-30

Engineers Public Service Co. in twelve
months ended Nov. 80. 1882. earned $1.10
a common share. against $2.08 in twelve
months ended Nov 80, 1881.
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convene
ton, all day, SEVERN.
Alliance Franchise. luncheon, Washing
ton.
Richard !. Litz detachment, Mas
rine Corps League, will hold its
mi-monthly meeting at 7:30 to-
night in the English. Admission of
new members and entertainment
will feature the program.
Miss Matte Bell Tucker, Al, Ne
gro, died in her sleep Thursday of
heart disease at her home, 834 West
Twenty sixth street An investiga-
ton was made by Dr. A. j. King,
deputy coroner.
Motorcycle tires and tubes and
truck cushions were stolen Thursday
from Highway Truck Parts, Inc, at
500 Lord street. Glass was broken
from a front door to effect en-
trance.
Expressions of gratitude to bene-
factors and friends for their gen.
CAOOo SO1AtA AOuI4OAAo QuA4AAS O1lc year
has been made by authorities of the
home of Little Sisters of the Pr or,
$50 East Vermont street.
DR.. Jean s. Miner will resume
his lectures on his trip to PaleS-
tine and Syria. in the Second Pres
byterian church at Gas Thursday
night.
Alfarata Council No. S, Degree of
Pocahontas, will hold memorial
service tonight for members who
have died in the last six months. A
class of candidates will be initiated.
Joint meetings for all cOngrega-
lions of the Church of God in
Marion county will be held from 2
to 4 Sunday afternoon at the West
Side church. New York street and
Elder avenue.
New officers Of the Daughters of
Veterans will be installed by Mrs.
Nellie McGinnes at meeting Mon
day night at 5l2 North Illinois
street.
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STOCK SHARES
|. SHOW GAINS IN
BRISK TRADING
Upturn of Fractions to a
Point Registered by
List.
Average Stock Prices

Average OF thirty industrials for Thurs
day, high 50 3s. low 81 80. last 5e.12. up
Ia Average OF twenty rails 755s "a As
25.40, up II Average OF twenty utilities
27.2e. 26.43, 27.le. up so. Average OF forty
bondS II OIL up Is
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ended Nov. 30. 1892 reported net income
of SO 70607 after all charges. against So
907 $50 in twelve months ended Nov. 30,
1882
Northern Indiana Public Service Com
pany declared the regular quarterly divi-
dend of Ia per cent, IL per cent and
rs per cent on Z, and 5Iz per cent
preferred stocks. respectively, all pay
able Jan. IA of record Dec. 81.
United Gas group stockholders approve
reduction in stated value of common to 81
par common shares into 81 par shares.
Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection and
Insurance Company declared the regular
quarterly dividend of 40 cents, payable
Jan. 8, of Dec. %.
Brokers' loans during week ended Dec
% showed a decrease of 81, 900 900 to 1894.
600. 600; non-brokers loans declined
SO, 900 900.
Engineers Public Service Co. in twelve
months ended Nov. 80. 1882. earned Sill
a common share, against $2.00 in twelve
months ended Nov 80, 1881.
Daily average volume of reserve bank
credit outstanding during week ended
Dec. %, amounted to S2.1S9, O00. 900, a
decrease of S3,OOO,O 900 from previous
week, but s11O, 1000 over like 1881
week.
New York Railways Corporation in No
vember reported net income amounting
to 1883 after taxes and charges, against
net income of S11. 616 in November. 1881;
eleven months ended Nov. 81. 1882. showed
net loss totaling $50. 739 against let
loss of $3l,588 in first eleven months of
1921
n ..erican Power and Light Company in
twelve months ended Oct. 81. 1892. earned
20 cents a common share, against $2.39 in
twelve months ended Oct. 81, 1882.
City Investing Co. declared dividend
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HIGHER CABLES
ADD STRENGTH
To GRAIN MART
Buying by China and India
Sends Liverpool Wheat
Prices Up.
BY HAROLD E. RAINVILLE
United Press stan Correspondent

CHICAGO, Dec. 30.-Unexpected-
ly and sharply higher cables and
strong market boosted wheat prices
vigorously as the Board of Trade
opened today. Prices jumped " to
q cent at the start.
Aggressive buying by China and
India and little pressure sent the
Liverpool market upward. Shorts
covered here and there was mod
crate buying. although 1t was not
runaway market.
Wheat Tone Firm
Corn was firm with wheat, 4 to
"a cent higher, but rather slow
Oats was II cent higher with May
the only active month. Rye was
= cent up. Provisions were steady.
A better tone late Thursday in
most wheat markets heartened
bulls. 1t was the lack of selling
pressure more than aggressive buy
ing although European advices in
dictate that the continent is becom-
ing a buyer. Meanwhile Canada
and Argentina have raised their
prices slightly. New Argentine
wheat is said to be light weight.
Liverpool's sharp rise carried prices
up Is to 1 cent by mid afternoon,
stronger than due.
Cash Corn Offered
The country offered cash corn
slightly more freely Thursday but
so far arrivals have been INSULT
cient to fill the local needs, and the
slack eastern demand has not been
a large factor. Some pressure was
felt Thursday from selling Of flu
lures by way of removing hedges
from cash sales, but dips we're re-
covered easily.
Oats has been practically at a
standstill for the last two sessions.
There are resting orders just under
the market which prevent recess
sions of long duration. Rye has
been featureless but some invest
raent buying has appeared in bar
ley on the long view prospects for
beer
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In the Cotton Markets
Chicago Fruit

b United Press
CHICAGO. Dec. SO-Apples-M Michigan
JonathanS bushel, St.25. Spies bushel, 81
Oils: CcIntosh bushel 81 rs; Delicious
huShel SIPS Greetings bushel 90c6S1.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-30
INDIANAPOLIS STOCKS
AND BONDS
(By Newton Todd


The following quotations do not repre-
sent firm bids and offerings, but indicate
the approximate markets based on recent
transactions or inquiries to buy and sell.
Dec. 30
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Virginia Electric Power in twelve months
ended Nov. 80. 1892 reported net income
907 $50 in twelve months ended Nov. 80,
1882.
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TNDIANAPoIJs WAGON WHAT
CHICAGo CASH GRAIN

CITY grain elevators are paving S7c for
No. soft wheat Other grades on their
merits.
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BIZ United Press
CHICAGO. Dec 90 Cash grain close:
Wheat-No. hard, 43l4c. Corn new
No. 3 mixed. 22@22hc No mixed, 81 a
22c: No yellow, 22i4 a 23c No yellow,
2liaG22c; No. white, 22iAd22l2c; loldl
No 2 yellow 2s24@24c. oats--No. white
160161ic: No. 3 white 15isM1594c. Rye
No sales Barley-24d3 7c Timothy-$2. Is
d2,50 Clover-S5 50G8.50.
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DO7U-JOneS Summary

of sl.O5 on common stock. against $2.50
paid six months ago.
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RAW SUGAR PRICES
The CITY
in Brief
Dec. 90
SATURDAY EVENTS

Sigma Delta Kappa. national cCnven-
ton, all day, SEVERN.
Alliance Franchise. luncheon, Washing
ton.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-30

Fireman's Fund, Inc. Co. declared the
regular quarterly dividend Of rs cents on
capital stock, payable Jan. Is of record
Jan. s.
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United Gas group stockholders approve
reduction in stated value of common to 81
from $14.9i and exchange of present no.
par common shares into 81 par shares.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-30

Michigan state senate passes act
authorizing city of Detroit to issue $780,
00O, 900 tax anticipation bonds.
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TOLEDO CASH GRAIN

BIZ Times Special
CHICAGO. Dec. sO.-Carlots: Wheat S;
corn, AS oats, g. rye. 3, and barley, 4.
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Chicago Stocks Opening

(By Abbott. Hoppin & co..
The Washington times., 1932-04-28
SLAVS HONOR WILSON

A delegation of IS members of
the American Czechoslovakians of
Illinois, yesterday placed a
wreath on the tomb of Woodrow
Wilson in Bethlehem Chapel.
They we're led by John A. Ger
venka, of Chicago.
The Washington times., 1932-04-28
ARMS RACE DUE,
.. FAILURE. SEEN
At GENEVA

GENEVA, April % G.N.SO.
With hopes of uniting the big
powers in a common program for
disarmament dashed, Secretary OF
State Henry L. Stimson and the
other leading delegates prepared
to leave Geneva today, entrusting
disarmament negotiations to tech
nical commissions and subcom-
mittees.
The inability of Premier Andre
Tardieu Of France to attend a
five-power meeting scheduled for
tomorrow threw the conference
back to where it started.
Macdonald Hint a Threat
In addition, it raised the posi-.
bility that arms building might
take the place of the drastic dis
armament which had been hoped
for.
On the heels of Tardieu's noti-
fication he would be unable to
attend, Prime Minister j. Ram
say Macdonald limited broadly
that Britain might be obliged to
take advantage of the "Escalotor"
clause in the London naval
treaty, building up her present
fleet. if France and Italy declined
adhesion to the London pact.
British Premier Leaves
Keenly disappointed over the
sudden rupture of plans for agree.
ment among the leading naval
powers, Secretary Stimson an
nounced he would leave Geneva
Saturday for Cannes, spending
several days on the Riviera before
returning to the United States.
Chancellor Heinrich Bruenlng
will leave for Germany Saturday
also. Premier Macdonald intended
to return to London sometime to-
day,
The Washington times., 1932-04-28
Light Horse Harry
To Be HOnOred

Light Horse" Harry Lee and
Anne Carter Lee will be commem-
GRATED in the third annual spring
celebration of the Robert E. Lee
Foundation, to be held Saturday,
at Stratford Hall, Va.
"Th Need of AriStocracy in
America Today" will be the sub
ject of an address by Charles
Messer Stow, New York newSpa-
per editor. Major John V. Bou-
vier, jr., general president of the
General Society Sons Of the Revo-
luton, will deliver an address on
"Light Horse" Harry Lee.
The Washington times., 1932-04-28
zEMO RELIEVES ITCHING
BURNING ECZEMA

Soothing, cooling zEMO brings
prompt relief to itching, burning
skin; even in severe cases relief
comes as soon as ZEMO touches the
tortured skin. Eczema, Ringworm,
Rashes, Pimples, Dandruff and other
annoying skin or scalp troubles
generally yield to this soothing, anti
septic lotion. ZEMO is safe and de-
pendable. All Druggists, S5c. soc,
$1.0O.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-01-27
'ATTEMp TING TO
 FORGE HARTLEY IN AUDIT DEAL
Suit Filed for Governor to Produce Books of
 State Departments

OLYMPIA, Wash, Jan. 27.-In an effort to force Gov. R. H. Hart ley to permit the State Senate In- vestigation Committee to audit the books of he State Departments un- der the Governors Administration, a suit has been filed in the Super for Court by Attorney General Dunbar asking the court to compel the Governor to make such records available.
 E Gov. Hartley said yesterday he would not permit the committee to make an audit on the ground they lost authority as soon the the 1881 Legislature adjourned.
 Attorney General Dunbar re- gently ruled the committee has right to gain access to the books.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-01-27
WANTED

, WANTED-Lady wants nousework by hour. Tel. 209 Cliff Apart ments, No. 3.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-01-27
ELKS' BOWLING BALL
 TO BE HELD TUESDAY

The Elks' Bowling Ball. that had been scheduled for next Sat- urday night, will be held instead next Tuesday night at Elks Hall, according to announcement made by the committee having the af- fair in charge.
 A special feature that is expected to add to the merriment of the cc- casion will be a 10-minute kiddie kar polo match between the off cers of the lodge and a picked team of bowlers. Music for the dance will be furnished by the six piece Serenaders orchestra
 Proceeds of the dance will go to- ward dHfraying the expenses of the EIks bowling team to Ketchi- kan next month. It is hoped that sufficient funds will be raised to permit sending the women's team as well as the mems squad.