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Deaths

Catherine S. Risley. 4, AZ South Sum
mtt, scarlet fever.
David Hume steel. Sc. Methodist hos
pital, bronchial pneumonia.
Charles z. Terrell. Sc. 5505 AlliSonVlIle
road coronary thrombosis
Andrew J. Cazee. 70, 1858 Orleans, cere-
Mary Alice Bowen. S., ST. vincent's hos
pital, chronic nephritis.
Joseph Earl Carmen, 81, city hospital,
acute appendicitis.
John +. Barrett. so. 1883 College, cere-
Esther B. o'Neill. 80, 1913 Bates. pull
monary tuberculosis.
Mercer Roach, 60. 1918 Hadley. lobar
pneumonia.
Mccullough. A Broughton. SIS, AL North
Gray. coronary thrombosis
Fred E. Richardson. rs. 1926 Broadway.
angina pectoris
Melville H. Bradshaw, 81. 243is Massa-
ch1setts. chronic nephritis
Stephen E. Lee. 20. 4444 GuIlford. ar
william H. Upton, So, sIs West Elev-
enth. apoplexy.
Minnie H. Engelhardt. 81. Methodist
hospital acute myocarditis.
James Francis Sterrenberg. month,
2044 North Illinois. Thyme asthma.
William MoSley Swain. As, 50 Kenyon,
chronic interstitial nephritis.
Mary Elizabeth Darnell. ~. 1850 West
McCartys cerebral nemorrhage.
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Cicero
COL CoIors-GoId and Red.
Nckname-Ked Devils School Coos-Cod and Red
Coach Stephens former Ball State college three
a La
Columbia City

arks-won eleven tournament games during season.
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DEMAND
FORCES SWINE
MARKET DOWN
Cattle Show Weak Trend on
Poor Quality Here;
Sheep Firm.

Slowing up in demand scaled hog
prices down this morning at the
Union Stockyards, the range hold
ing 10 to IS cents under Mondays
average. The bulk, 100 to 325
pounds, sold for $4.40 to $3.50; early
top. $3.50. Receipts were estimated
at 5000; holdovers were SO.
In the cattle market steer quail
ity was unattractive with a weaker
undertone in evidence. She stock
was little changed. Receipts num-
bered 1,400. Vealers sold off so
cents at IS down. Calf receipts were
700.
Lambs showed decisive strength,
prices moving up to a top of $785.
Receipts we're 900.
AT Chicago hogs opened slow with
a few light weights steady to weak
with Mondays average. Weights of
100 to 200 pounds bid in at $3.50 to
S4.85. Receipts were $4,000, includ-
ing 5000 direct. Holdovers were
8,000. Cattle receipts were 5000;
calves, 1000; market steady to IS
cents lower. Sheep, 10000; market
strong.
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RAW SUGAR PRICES
MARRIAGE Licenses

Story r. Grimes, 81. of 427 East Mich
igan street, city employe, and Laura
Sparks. 81, of 83a North Capitol avenue,
Fletcher G. Brunes. 80. Pittsboro. Ind
farmer, and Fern E. Delong. Is, New Au-
gusta domestic.
throp avenue salesman and Edna c. Nc
MILAN. .43. Of 1927 North New JERSEY
''i Isaac NJ. Williams. IS. Ellettsville, res
taurant business, and Ruth c. Blottie. 49,
Rupert o. Forney. 20. of 1897 Climber
street, machine operator; and Lula r
Lawhorn, 18. of 2l03 North Harding street.
George B. D'Archangel. IS. Grand
Rapids. Mich. upholsterer, and Irene A.
Smolenski, l8, of 1131 Leland avenue.
Randall B. Lamb. 26, of $40 ManloVte
avenue. territorial manager, and Mary N
Barbour, g. of 1145 Linden street. 49,
Lewis A. Wallace, Al of $50 South Ala
hama street, city foreman, and Fannie J.
Kirschbaum, 81. $50 South Alabama street
archie R. Gillespie. 80, Of l441 East lie
Grande avenue cement fnisher. and Elsie
E. Neal, 20. Msrott. private nurse.
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Monday Fight Results

AT NEWARK. N. Tony Galento, 233
Orange. N. j.. defeated Ted Sandwina 204.
Sioux City. Ia. llol; Jimmy Bachelor
ming" McManus, 1874, England 49,.
AT PITTSBURGH-Franki Bojorski.
1855, Erie. Pa. won on foul from Benny
Bass. 1872 Philadelphia ~; Tony Marine
ll6, Pittsburgh, defeated Joe Ross, ll6.
New York 80.
AT NEW ORLEANS-Ray Kiser, 14llA
Tulsa, Okla. stopped Jimmy Reed 1909.
Philadelphia, f4l Horace Burkan ISL
Mobile. defeated wildcat Monte, 149, New
Orleans t6l.
AT MIAMI Fla.-Sammv Mandell. former
lightweight CHAMPION. dropped close ten
round decision TO Gus Campbell. Miami
welterweisht.
AT BALTIMORE-Vi Dundee. Newark
middleweight. knocked out Vincent For
cione. Philadelphia. in the fourth round.
AT MONTREAL-Bill Townsend Van
couver welterweicht. stopped johnny Nemis
OF SYDNEY. ~ S.. in the first round.
At BCSToN-JaSk Dorval. Quincy
heavyweight. decisioned Art DeKuh. New
YORK. Italian giant. IN ten rounds.
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By Times Special

CHICAGO March 14.-Primary receipts:
wheat-671. 600 against 1,s5o.oo0: corn.
SIS 600, against 100000 oats, $4,000.
against SIC, 600 SUPERINTENDENT. 253,-
600: against 1,03S.00o; corn, 10000,
against 407 900; oats, $4,000, against
49,, 600.
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DOW-JOneS
Summary

Lerner Stores Corporation. and subsi-
olaries IN wear ended Dec. 81, 1885, So ".
after depreciation. federal taxes, etc. equal
after ga per cent preferred dividends 70
% cents a share on 200 900 common shares.
against sl3s2.2o2. or 1888 q common
share in 1880.
Canadian Pacific in 1891 reported net
income at si3.s34472 after taxes. charges
1850. ''' =" KENT reserve NN'i"S' 49,
Borden Company in 1881 earned S3.s2
share before preHt sharing provisions
and 1886 after such charges. aEainst
S5.12 and St.st respectively in 1880.
1880.
vansdium Corporation in 1881 showed
against net profit Of sl.ils,sss IN 1880.
loss amounting to s7.l1711o after all
1880.
Union Tank Car Company in 1891 earned
sl.49 a share. against s2.03 in 1880.
Federal Mining and Smelling Company
ended Jan. 81. 1882. quarter net loss
amounted TO S102,324 before depreciation
and taxes, etc. against net loss of SOL
922 in previous quarter and profit Of
S112,S40 in like period of year ago.
Colonial Beacon Oil Company and sub
salaries report for year ended Dec. 81,
1881. net loss of S2.365. 7s0 after taxes de-
probation, depletion, etc, against net loss
Of s2.4l4023.
Loose wiles Biscuit Company declared
the usual extra dividend of 10 cents and
a regular quarterly dividend OF IS cents
on common stock. payable May /, OF
record April 10.
New York cables opened in London at
$50 against S.627s: Paris checks. 92.125;
Amsterdam. zoos; Italy, 10000. and Ber-
lin, 1878.
Daily average production of crude oil
in week in United States ended March u.
totaled 2,150945, an increase of 1877
barrels over preceding week, according to
Oil and Gas Journal.
Interlake Steamship Company declared
the quarterly dividend OF Is cents on
common stock. placing the issue on 81
annual basis, against 81 previously, divi-
dend payable April l. of record March II.
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Railroad Five in A. B. C.. Lead;
Ohio Star Sets Singles Pace

the Louis Won Bergens of Scranton,
Pa, by twenty-five pins.
Top place in the singles also was
knocked off by Alex Graham Of
New Philadelphia. o., when he shot
a TIC series with 227, 276 and 216.
He and his partner, Eddie Collins
(not the ball player placed sixth
in the doubles with 1908 and Ora
ham also landed in a tie for fourth
in the all-events with 1889.
Charles Drs, a Chicago detective,
set a record for left-handed bowlers
during the afternoon bowling when
he scored 703, and went into third
place in the singles. Freddy Smith
of Detroit, who won the singles at
Buffalo in 1921 with 702, was the
former record-holding southpaw.
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Bank CIearingS
INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT

INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT
March IS
Clearings ....................S1,9 97 900. 20
DeoltS .,......--.......... 4, SIS, 600 90
TREASURY STATEMENT
March Is
Net balance for March H. .s247. 75s. 73a. as
expenditures ....-....-..... 1862. 951.33
Customs reefs month to date s,467,753.29
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's-MarOon and White.
observation-disclosures. School c.

COaCEar Rudebush attended Indiana in 1912 but did
Winama for
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BrightSpots
of Business
By United Press


CLEVELAND. March 15-A fundamental
Improvement in business conditions this
month was reported by Col. Leonard P.
the Cleveland Trust Company.
CHARACTERIZATION Topeka & Santa Fe
RAILROADS. earnings for February will show
considerable Improvement over January,
W. B. Storey. president. said.
SAN FRANCISCO-Paciic Gas and Elec-
trio Company reported for 1881 net in
come of s24.791 1872. compared with $19.-
999927 in 1896.
LANSING. Mich.-RetaiI deliveries of
new REQ SDeedwagons and trucks during
January showed an increase of 81 per
cent over January, 1891. officials re-
ported.
NEW contamination so far in March
are for a definite turn upward in business
conditions before the end of the month. &C
cording to survey by the American In
Stitute of Finance.
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in 1929.

record in regular schedule games Won 49, Lost
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Anna Yeagsr. repairs. 2422 North Penn
sylyania. $3.50.
Falander Realty Company, repairs, 46
South Illinois, $1,000.
William Leonard. repairs. 45ie East
Washington, $500.
G. w. Combst. addition. 4512 East WASH
ington, $500.
Mr. Franks. rsroof. zOo7 East New YORK.
s2Ie.
Cecilia stainaker. repairs. ssis North
Arsenal. $7oo.
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Pin Gossip
BY LEFTY LEE

Members of the St. Philip A. c. are up
IN arms over the report that the 300 score
rolled, by Milt Wimberly during the roll
off of postponed series, would not re-
ceive recognition and a medal from the
American Bowling Congress. The boys
from out east need not worry so soon,
The rules of the A. B. c. provide that the
national committee rule on these awards,
the duties of the local officials being to
the score Sheet duly attested within a
period of five days after the honor count
has been rolled
Rules of the A. B. C. provide for post
poned games to be played legally and pro-
vide gold medals for perfect games rolled
in sanctioned leagues. and as the st.
we would advise them to send this score
to the A. B. G. under the usual condi-
tions.
Southern Pacific and Wabash took two
games from from the the L. q n and Monon. as
ra fnes and oP m me" thor 0TK rem Gen
B. & o.. c. & N w. and Illinois Central.
Jeffries topped Walton for high single
game honors, 237 to 235.
Carrollton Boosters registered the only
triple win during the Reformed Church
League series. Second Reformed being the
MANUEL S. oR paul and FFs3 = 10 M Won
two from First Owls, First Tigers, Pleas
contests The usual good scores were pro-
duced. K. Wacker leading the field with
mark of 645 that included 267 game.
Eder had $40; Jacobs, 635; Pritchard, 632;
Held, GIL; Unger. GOA. and AXE an even
Mrs. Bob Ellis and J. Kiesel won the
mixed doubles play on the st. Philips A. G.
drives over the weekend with total of
l,2l2. Second place went tt, Race Johns
and C. Stitch with mark of 1908. This
play was we'll attended, forty-one teams
competing.
A start of 236 sent Darnaby on the way
to 643 total during the Optimist League
play at Pritchetts, but he was nosed out
by Holmes, who finished with a 23s to
total 645. Pritchett rolled, 626; Magel, GIG
and Sering Gil. Team play resulted in
triple wins for Cherries, Fighters and
Boosters from Sunnyside Bert Evers. and
Happy Days, and an odd game win for
Smiles from Big Brothers.
Road Department League games also
were played on the Pritchett drives, Slabs
and DetourS taking three from Mon
uments and Tangents: as Rip Raps won
two from Curves. Bookwalter and BehrenS
staged close race for top honors Book
walter being the winner $50 to $50
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JONES IS DISQUALIFIED

BIZ United Press
HOLYOKE, Mass, March 49,
Gorilla Jones of Akron, N. B. A
middleweight boxing champion, was
disqualified for not trying in the
eighth round of his ten-round bout
with Frankie OBrien of Hartford.
Conn, here Monday night The bout
was declared no contest.
Jones had been warned twice be-
fore Daniel J. Kelly, newly appoint
ed Massachusetts state boxing COM
missioner, ordered the Akron Negro
fighter disqualified and his purse
withheld.
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Births

BOYS
Donald and Tiny Buchanan, 1888 East
William and Ella Bradley st. vincent's
hospital r,,4,
hospital -...,-
John and IONA HyneS, 81. vincent
hospital. :. ,,-4L
Lou and Mary hopeTtSoh, % NOitH
Ritter. -. -.
Eleventh.
Henry and Rose Mandabach, 541 North
Keystone.
Russell and Freda Chiffon, 332 Minkner.
Glen and Hulda Caldwell, st. Vincent S
hospital.
hospital.
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Receipts. 5000; market, lower.
CATTLE

Bulls (yearlingS eXcluded)-
Good and choice beefs. 10000. ALSO 3.75
Cutter, common and medium. 2.000 2.75
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DETROIT. March Is. - Three
brakemen, Switchman and a con-
ductor, rolling as the Pere Mar
quette freight traffic team, not only
set new tournament booster mark
at the American Bowling Congress
classic Monday night with 1851,
but today held first place in team
standings.
Their mark placed them ahead of
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CUE MATCHES SET

Two exhibition three custion BILL
lard matches will be played at
Coolers parlor Wednesday night
for the benefit of the city police
and firemen's relief fund. Harry
Cooler newly crowned state cham
pion, viii take on Leo O'Connor
and Neal Jones in twenty-five
point matches.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Tonek
Other Livestock
Rn Tim Is SnecinI

LOUISVILLE, March IS. - Hogs-Re-
ceipts. 500, market steady; 1925 lbs,
Us lbs. down, 81: packing sows, $500
3.65; stays. $265 down. Cattle-ReceiptS,
$50; market, steady with Mondays aver
age slaughter steers and neifer 5t, 3 90;
down: light stockers, mostly $3@5; calves,
receipts. $50; market. ST lower; top $3.50;
throwouts. $3.50 down; Sheep and lambs
Receipts, 100; market. steady; heavy
fat lambs, $625; buck lambs. S525: throw
outs, $3.50 down; fat ewes, $3.50 down.
Mondays shipments-Cattle, $50, and
calves 822,
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Delphi

Won six tournament games.
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playerFicknsme.
Season record in regular schedule gam

Season record IN regular schedule games WOn 20; Lost
aemarkButon opponents 642 $40 the twenty
light games.
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BIZ Times Special
CHICAGO. March .-Carlots-Wheat.
Is; corn, 210; oats. so; rye. 5. and bar
ley. IA
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By United Press

CLEVELAND. March .-Hog-Receipts
1000: holdover. none; slow near steady;
265 lbs. s4.65G475: most pigs. $3.50. Cat
tle-Receipts. 200: steers. weak to IN
evenly lower; scattering common to me-
to medium around s263.65. Calves-Re-
ceipts. 800: like Mondays close on better
grades: others 5oc spots 81 l2wer; h5t le
downward: Gull to medium S567.50. Sheep
REGENTS. 1900: lambs, strong to 10c or
more higher: choice clippers. 81 to mostly
$40: throwouts. s5d5.50: cuIls 81. plain
Wooled skins $3.50
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BIZ United Press

EAST BUFFALO. March 15.-Hogs-On
sale, 1900: generally steady to all inter-
16o-210 lbs. s5.1505.25; mixed with light
and medium weight. .s5@5. 10: 22o-25o lbs.
s4.85 a $40; 250-3oo lbs. s4.5o@4.75: pigs
steers considerably lower: cows about
steady; cutter grades. $263. Calves-Re-
ceipts. 100, vealers unchanged, good to
s5.50d7.50. Sheep-Receipts, 400; lambs
steady; good to choice woolskins, So: few
95 h.. SITS; in-between kinds. straight at
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BIZ United Press

EAST. ST. LOUIS. March 15.-Hogs-Re-
ceipts,. 11.000: market slow: mostly steady
with Mondays average: ton S4.65: bulk
lbs. s4.S0@4.4O: -lSo-15o lbs. s425@45O:
sows. largely s3.5o93 IS: few upward to
S3.75: Cattle-Receipts. $500. Calves
Receipts. 1900: market. indications steady
on steers and steady to strong on mixed
warnings and ,heifers: no choice steers on
and choice vealers. 50c@sl lower at SIPS
Oils: more at the higher figure: cows
s2.75G3.50; low cutters. 51.5062; top me-
dunn bulls. $3.15. Sheep-Receipts. 1.500:
market, early trade confined to butcher
interest and around Csc higher on lambs:
TOP $3.50; paid for wooled lambs; small
to packers. Sheep-Weak: fat ewes. quot
able downward from S3.50.
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s40S.977,700

With the probability of in
creased auto and gasoline taxes,
it is interesting to note just how
much of the tax burden automo-
bile drivers already bear.
A recent report of the census
bureau says autoists in 1880 paid
81 per cent of the total revenues
of the country, an increase of 143
per cent since 1925. The above
chart shows the climb of the COM
bined registration fees and gaso-
line tax amounts since 1925.
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Newcastle
Nickname-Troans. School CoOrs-Green White
coaching
he graduated n
WiRanac

Season regular schedule games Won, IL Lost
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By United Press

CINCINNATI, O., March 15.-Receipts
$500. including 1000 direct; heldover,
$50 lbs s475G5 mostly 's S. on @ 225 lbs ibs
down; 250-300 lbs, $4.406475: 120-150
lbs, $4.25G4.4o; Sows, $3.25G3.5O, mostly
Cattle-Receipts, $50; calves, 700; slow
about steady; salable supply light; odd
lots common and medium steers and heif-
ers, s4@5:75; a few desirable light weight
to ST. beef cows, $3'25@3.75; low cutters
and, cutters, $2@3; bulls, 81 down; better
grade vealers steady at $7.50@9.50; some
weakness on lower grades late at 81
downward. Sheep-Receipts, 1,700 includ-
ing 1882 direct; lambs. steady to strong;
salable supply very light; better grade
common and medium, $5G675; sheep,
steady, $3.50 down.
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Cash Grain


March IA
The bids for. car lots of grain at the
I: o. b.. shipping point. basis 411ac New
4q Wbe Rtates weFe: No red 47h@4a1sc.
No. red. 4o1a@4215c; No. hard. 46hq
42lac.
white. 26627c: No. 3 yellow. 241a a 251ac:
No yellow 1919 @2412c: No. 8 mixed. 23R
d2412c; No. a mixed; 2213 @23lac.
OatS-Steadv: No. 2 white. 1914 G20Ac:
No white 1914 619Ac.
Hay-SSteady: F o. b: country points
or Louisville.l No. / timothy. S2@2.5o;
No. timothy. $606.50.
INSPECTION
Wheat-No. red cars: No. , red.
cars: No; red. l car; Total, II cars.
white. IL cars: No yellow l car; No.
3 yellow 90 cars; No. yellow. car.
OatsENo' 3 white. 4 cars: No white. is
cars: No 2 mixed. l car: No. mixed.
car. Total % cars.
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BIZ United Press

10000 lbs. s5.15@525: 21o-Sso lbs. s4.9o
@5.1o; 24o-3O0 lbs. s4.6o@4.85; 110-15o
market, little changed. medium grade
steers, Quoted at S5.50@680; heifers, SAFE
G5.50. Calves-ReceiptS. 100: market. veal
ers steady to SOC lower; bulk better grade.
$500. Sheep-Receipts. 500: market. about
steady; good to choice shorn lambs, $3.50
H6 Is
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st. Joan of Arc League players are hit
ting the pins in big league style. Monday
line. Joe Born led the field with a total
Of SAL Argus had 638. Smith. 624: Pierre.
SIS; Schmidt, 613 and NJ Mathews. COL
Schmidt and Mathews tied for high single
game with score Of 237 Capitol
City Fuel and Fink Plumbing Company
won two games from the Athletics md
Pettis Mems Shop, as the Cards and
American Estates took three from Lone
Star Cement and Citizens Motor Car Com
psnv, Garland Foundry and flanagan
furniture will roll their series later.
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Bg United Press

CHICAGO. March 14.-cash grain close:
ence. SIC; No red. sac; No. / hard.
5sAc: No. 2 hard. 5sd5slzc; No. 3 hard,
sac; No. 4 hard. 5712c; No. l mixed. 590c;
sac. Corn-No mixed. 34Q34Hc: No s
mixed. 32633c: No. 2 yellow. 3534636Ac c;
No. yellow. 1924 a 35c; No. 4 yellow, 33I4c
white. 2434 625Ac; No. white, 231z@
24kc. Rye-No. 2. 4734g4SHc; No. 4
4534c (smuttyl. Barley-426 60c. Timothy
-$363.25. Clover-s9013.50
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CALVES AND VEALERS
Receipts, 700; market. lower.
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BIZ United Press

CHICAGO, March Eggs-Market,
steady; receipts 1911 cases; extra frsts,
12c; 1rsts lilac; current receipts 10l2c;
seconds, 10c Butter-Market, steady; re-
ceipts, 10.102 tubs; extras 22Hc; extra
f1rsts, 2115@22%c; flrsts, 20la @2lc;
seconds. 1914 @20c; standards, 22Ac.
Poultry-Market, unsettled; receipts,
cars; fowls, tic: springers, 22c; Leghorns.
Ice: ducks, 17G20c: geese. ,1oc; turkeys,
Chese2Twins 11K @1f34c; Young Amer
icas, 126121ac. Potatoes-On track 215;
arrivals. 90: shipments. 779; market, firm;
Russets. $1.40@1.50.
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Net Changes

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, March 14.-Closing
prices and net changes on principal
stocks traded today on the New
York stock Exchange follow:
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STOCK SHARES
SHOW GAINS IN
ACTIVE TRADE
New Highs for Year Made
in Several Sections
of List.
Average Stock Prices

Average of thirty industrials for Mon
day Slip. of $40. Average OF twenty
utilities 1856. of "a. Average OF FORTY
bonds s1.77, of 80.
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Wet Defeat Bearish
Temperatures Move Up

Temperatures are rising over the
entire belt and unsettled weather is
looked for tonight or Wednesday.
The same influences operative in
wheat affected corn. The market
lost heavily at the last, but not as
much as wheat, because of the
smaller long interest. The break in
futures shut off country offerings,
and this is expected to aid the cash
market
Liquidation brought oats to a
heavy close after comparative dull
ness early.
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Mrs Bob Ellis and J. Kiesel won the
mixed doubles play on the St. Philips A. C..
drives over the weekend with a total of
1912. Second place went to Race Johns
and G. Stitch with mark of 1908 This
play was we'll attended. forty-one teams
competing.
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Produce Markets

heavy breeds, under SP sounds, Sc; hens.
heavy breeds, pounds up. lie; Leghorn
hens, lie; large springers and stays. SC;
coeks sc stas ducks cq sFse White fS
feathered and fat. 12c: small, &c; geese,
full-feathered and fat, 7c Eggs. No.
Butterfat. 21c. These prices for heaithv
stock. free from feed. quoted by the Wad-
lev Company.
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Nickname-OracIes.
chooI CoIors-BIack and Gold.

Nickname-Oraces School Colors-Back Gold.
r. Franklin college player serving his sixth
Frankfort going state
Franklin and state
1928 and 1890 and guided team
thromgh nndef 1929
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Northern Cage Hopes
Button

Nckname-Tigers. School COIors-Black and Crimson
CoachL Tempn former Bun baseball appointed hard
the start of brought Bufon
state trumphs
this o
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oil COlOrs-GOld and Maroon.

Nickname-Eagles CoOrs-GOd
COach-O w. Abe) Wabash college
1926 served