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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-21
WHEAT VALUES
MOVE Off ON
LIGHT SUPPORT
Liquidation of Farm Board
Grain Continues; Rye
Options Up.
BY HAROLD E. RAINvILLE

CHICAGO, March zl.-Wheat
sagged y to p cent on the Board
Of Trade at the opening today on
scattered selling which found sup
port lacking Pressure was not
heavy but trading was slow. Stocks
were easy. Gables were about as eX-
pected with Liverpool lower.
Other grains took their cue from
wheat. Corn was easy, unchanged
to Is cent lower in a slow trade.
Oats was unchanged and dull, but
rye was Is cent higher reversing
the trend. Provisions were steady.
Liquidations of the government s
line ci 30,000.0OO bushels Of wheat
continued Monday, sales being ra-
ther persistent at Chicago and Kan
sas City Estimates place govern
ment sales between 100000 ana
100000 bushels. Liverpool was
a to 3s cent lower at mid-after-
noon, as expected, after being slight
~ easier at the start.
Failure Of farmers to sell cash
corn is becoming more Of an in
fluence and relieves the market Of
pressure from this source.
Oats is quiet.
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BY ELMER c. WALLER
United Press Financial Editor

lnAktu Iftss FINANCIAL Eull0r
NEW YORK, March 2l-Prices
eased further at the opening on the
Stock Exchange today. with trad
ing light Changes were fractional
in a majority of instances without
pressure in any section.
Leading issues were down small
amounts. Steel common opened at
30, off Is; American Telephone IO1.
of u Bethlehem steel 1885,, of u;
Case 49,, off as Westinghouse
Electric 26i2, of Is; Woolworth
3Ol4, off u; Loews u. off a. and
American Smelling 1872. off Z.
Railroad shares. which featured
the market Monday, were steady.
Union Pacific, New York Central. C.
& O., Lackawanna and Pennsyl-
vania opened at the previous close.
Stocks whose companies would
profit by return of beer reacted after
a runup near the close Monday.
OwenS-IllinoiS Glass eased to Az
off 4.
Dawson Chemical opened at Is,
OFF Is, and then sold down to IA.
Radio opened 1000 at Az. I'M
changed. General Electric opened
at IA, unchanged.
The trend was lower in the early
dealings. Steel common broke be-
low &c. while American Telephone
was dull at the opening. General
Motors and Chrysler were depressed
IN the motor division. Trading con-
tlnued quiet.
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TREASURY STATEMENT
BUSINESS NEWS
SUM MARY

Associated Gas and Electric system in
twelve months ended Jan. 81, 1888 re-
against s38. 989. s13 in twelve months
ended Jan. 81 1882
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Produce Markets

Delivered in Indianapolis prices: Hens.
heavy breeds over Az lbs 16c. TeoboTr''
&c; large springers and stays. / "a lbs U.s.
-; Leehorns and black and Leghorn stays.
IA lbs up. SC: cocks. Sc: Leghorn cocks
Iat over 4 lbs; &c: small and colored Sc:
geese. full feathered and fat. Sc: Young
fresh country run eggs 818T5c. puiiet
eggs; &c; each full egg case must weigh
% lbs. gross: a deduction OF 1Oc per H.
Tor each pound under So lbs gross will be
made. Butterfat 12c: No l butter 20T0
&c. These prices for healthy stock free
IIom feed; no sick poultry accepted
Quoted by the Wadlev COMPANY
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POISON DRAUGHT FATAL
Deputy COroner's Probe Fails to
Reveal Suicide Motive.

Poison swallowed by Mrs. Theresa
M. Potter, 81, of 5407 Carrollton
avenue, caused her death Monday
night, according to DR.. J. E. Wytten-
bach, deputy coroner, who said his IN
vestigation thus far has failed tore
veal a suicide motive. Mrs. Potter,
who died at ST. Vincent's hospital.
was the wife of James c. Potter, file
clerk in the office Of the county
clerk.
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$4,000 SUIT is FILED
Bus Injury to Boy Is Charged to
Public Service Co.

Permanent injuries alleged to
have been suffered when a Public
Service Company of Indiana bus ran
through a red traffic light and
dragged boy 750 feet are the basis
Of a $4,000 damage suit filed today
in superior court five.
Harry L. Shoemake filed the suit
in behalf Of his minor son, John
Shoemake, who was injured Feb. Z.
in an accident near Madison avenue
and Morris street. The complaint
charges the boy, seeing the traffic
light was in his favor, crossed the
street and was run down by the bus,
which was travelling north.
Face and body injuries, loss of
teeth and possible loss of eyesight
are charged.
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PLUMBING Permits

J. H. Dennis. sl7 East Fifty-seventh, ten
fixtures.
Harry Summers. 1892 Bell. one fixture.
George E. Conrad. SAT North Pine, one
fixture.
C A Johnson. 4s East Ohio two fix
lures
P A Shields. slI6 west Vermont four
fixtures.
Freyn Bros. 1925 North Illinois. three FIX
lures.
Capitol Plumbing Company, $50 West
Maple road. three fixtures.
Z z. Taylor. 2034 Lexington. one fixture.
B. A. Wilson. $50 North Jefferson, one
fixture.
F. Roell. IT'S Union. three fixtures.
Carl Stahl 1882 Montcalm. four fixtures.
A. A. Topp 408 Christian. one fixture.
c. B. Harrid. 2465 North Delaware. two
fixtures.
John Anderson. 4oes-7i Broadway, two
fixtures.
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Deaths

Harry H. Beck, So, 1928 Ashland, car
Karl Green, 81, PIT South Meridian.
chronic myocarditis
Clarence Raymond Warren, 48. 1854
Ayondale place, aortic anur;sm
arteriosclerosis
John Richardson. 49, city hospital. cere-
bral hemorrhage
John j. Dombroski, So, 5000 Kenwood,
uremia.
Doris Smalley. As, Methodist hospital,
Helen Jones %, 2735 Station. pulmonary
tuberculosis
John Andres Buttle, 60, 1864 Columbia,
Charles Claude Smith, 66, 1915 Ashland
HodgkinS disease
Charles Paugh Sc, city hospital lobar
John J, NARROW, So, Methodist hospital
uremia
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INDIANAPOLIS WAGON WHEAT

City grain elevators are paying 45c foi
No soft wheat. Other grades on THEN
merits.
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Liberty Bonds
BIZ United Press
Births
By Thomson g. McKinnor

hospital 0'' vincent
,r,;JcoLhln and Geneva Davidson. s1s West
IWentyninth. "SSO
~ Leslie and Ruby Rance. Coleman hos
Theodore and Alice Sewers. Coleman hos
g. Clarence and Blanche Byrd. 11o7 La
Louis and GoIaid Longere. 1912 Linden
Ell ana Elizabeth Hill. 1929 Caroline.
HoWar Ujo ana Margaret Haskell, 1882
WI lie Roy and Pecolia Edwards, 1885 West
John and Gladys Patterson. 1884 Ethel
t7o OGea ana Fannie Williams. 442S West
Lewis and Mae Gilbert. 1924 Alton.
lege. '--'' HOP COL
-, Frank and Louise Sullivan. city hos
Maurice and Forrest Rice. CITY hosntta1
Elmer and Mildred Ward, CITY hospitaI
herman and Lucille Oglesby. city hos
Thomas and Evelyn Parker. citv bosnito,
FRED and Louise Pierce. Methodist hos
Miles, and Katherine Kellam, Methodist
ri+ baiSoh and Weaver Wedell. Coleman hos
Peter and Dorothy Russo. 500 Harmon
august and Bertha Huber. l543 Madison
wines, Ernest and Lucille Overpeck, 91S
warren.
Elmer and Amy Woodson, 1341 Cornell.
No marcus ,, and Carmen Dunkerson, 524
Henry and Belle Sanford. 800 Roache.
Roy 10 W., and Gilberta Bell city hospital.
Marin 4l and Mary Boss, city hospital
4som ana Lizzie Jones' city hospital
shaw. w y DAe
-, elf clifton and Martha Vaughn. city hos
Lloyd, and Esther Moseman. Methodist
hospital.
hospital.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-21
CITY STRONG FOR BEER
Restaurant Takes Straw Vote; 400
Out of 426 Say Yes.

Skip-election law Notwithstanding
straw votes are being taken among
restaurant patrons on Beer or no
beer"
The question was put to 426 pa
irons of one restaurant, it was re-
vealed today, and 400 Of them want
bee rseryed as son as it is legal to
do so.
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Gone, but Not Forgotten
Automobiles reported to police as ST

Automobiles reported to police as stolen
belonging to
street. Chevrolet coupe. no license plate
from Massachusetts avenue and st. Clair
street.
ward. Ford coupe. 1886. from 1854 Park
avenue.
Randolph Blair. $3.50 North Pennsylvania
street. Auburn roadster 121-957, from Cap
itol avenue and Ohio street.
Ralph A. Johnson. 1921 North Gale
street. Ford sedan 62-737. from Tenth
George McAllister. GIT East Fiftieth
street. Dodge sedan, 27-914. from that ad-
dress.
nue., Graham-Paige sedan, 1889 from
4440 Park avenue
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|. /. Defends
Mat Laurels

BIZ United Press
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, March 81
Seven men will defend Indiana
university's national wrestling cham
pionshjp at Lehigh this Weekend
it was announced today by w. H.
Thorn, mat coach.
Those who will make the trip are
Oliver Cellini, 126 pounds; Pat De
vine, 1856; Dale GoingS. LAG; Glen H.
Brown, 1856; Olden Gillum, 1866; Dick
Voliva, IT'S; Robert Jones, heavy
weight.
No entry was sent for the 49,
pound division. Lehigh is at Beth
lehem Pa
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BACK HOME AGAIN

stolen automobiles recovered by police
belong to-
Charles BRYANT Beech Grove, Ford
coupe. found at 227 East Maryland street.
OFT Richardson. 1929 West Twelfth
street, Chrysler sedan. found in rear Of
Nell Hanna. 1885 West Market street,
Chevrolet sedan. found in 100 block Lynn
street.
R. VIM, 2110 East Fortv-second street.
chusettS avenue
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-21
ASSAIL LIQUOR TRAFFIC
Indianapolis EpwOrth Leaguers Also
Attack Legalized Beer.

Branding che liquor traffic NOR
ally and economically unit to live"
the indianapolis District Epworth
League formally has issued a pro-
test to the constitutional convention
for repeal of the eighteenth amend
ment.
The league. with a membership Of
approximately 1000 in johnson and
Marion counties, also voices oppo-
sition to the legalization of beer
with the claim that it will be an
economic handicap to the nation.
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TOLEDO. March 2O.-Cash grain close:
grain in elevators transit billing =
Wheat-No red, 58d59c; No. red. lc
oats-No. 2 white, 21@22c. Rye-No. 2, A
a 45c Barley-No. ?, 32Q33c. CRACK
prices, 282c rate), Whea.t-No 2 red -, q
yellow. 26026iac; No. yellow, 2513 a
26fac: No 4 yellow 24l2@25i2c: oats No.
. white 186l9c. No. 3 white, l7l2Ml8 c.
Seed Close-Clover cash, $3.50. Alslke-
Cash $3.50
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-21
KIDNAP SUSPECTS HELD
-Four Men Arrested in Abduction of
15-Year-OId Boy.
By United Press

YOUNGSTOWN, O., March 21-
-Four men were under arrest here
today as suspects in the abduction
OF Peter Myers Jr., 15-year-old
school boy from ms home Saturday
night at Masury.
The suspects were to be ques-
toned today. The Myers family
still had received no word from the
abductors, or any news of their son.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-21

Marion county am
a t e ur tournament
next Saturday night
at Turn er gym.
Dalton has been
handicapped during
the last year by i'll
ness. but other ca
pable mentors have
been caring for the
boys, and the Turn
ers will place one
of the largest and
best boxing teams
they have had in
this event. At least
fifteen entries will
no ,s,.xr T,,ry,rY rNI
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-21
PING-PONG MEET OPENS

DR. George Goldman will defend
his Business Mems League ping
pong title in the March tournament
at Ping-Pong club, 213 North nh-
nois street. at p. m. tonight. Har-
old Wegel Billy Clark, Wally Rich
ards, Bob Rove and Walter Harris
are top contenders.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-21

The double-barreled cannon
proved to be no more effective
than single-barreled, for it was
found to be impossible to fire both
balls at the same rate of speed,
and one merely dragged the other
along. The inventor expected the
balls to travel a parallel course,
with the chain swinging along be-
tween.
NEXT: When it's Tuesday in
the United States, what day is it
in Alaska?
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-21
DIES IN STOVE BLAST
Clay City Woman Is Burned Fa-
tally at Her Home.
By United Press

CLAY CITY, Ind, March 21-
Mrs. Edward Duncan, IS, was burned
fatally today in a fire which de-
stroyed her home near here. The
fire started when can of coal Oil
she was using to rekindle her xitch-
en- stove exploded.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-21

Ladies' Aid Society of Speedway
Boulevard M. E. church, Sixteenth
and Medford streets, will hold a
penny supper at $50 SATURDAY..
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In the Air

Weather conditions at 9 a. m:
Southwest wind, % miles an hour;
temperature, %: barometric pres
sure, 1851 at sea level; general
condition, overcast, with light snow;
ceiling, 500 feet; visibility, mile.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-21
BROWNING MAT VICTOR

NEW YORK. March 2l.-Jim
Browning of Verona. Mo. retained
New York states title of heavy
weight wrestling champion by
throwing Ed (Strangler) Lewis IN SO
minutes So seconds at Madison
Square Garden Monday night be-
fore 1000 fans.
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3 Your mothers 81 Duplicate.
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State Hospital Inmate suicide

LOGANSPORT. Ind, March I'll
The body Of Walter Conn, As, state
hospital inmate. who had been
missing since Saturday, was found
hanging in shed on the hospital
ground Monday night He lived in
Star City.
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IlIIbeQ tlITltS VII
rarrV TnrnRr col.
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Indianapolis Cash Grain

-MdICu ~
cali Of the indianapolis Board Of Trade.
f. O. b., shipping point basis 4112 New
York rate. We're:
red 48d49c; No. 2 hard .48@49c
Corn.Firm; No; white; 19l a zoe; No. 4
white, ,l8la@19lgc No. 3 yellow. l812g
i9l2c; No. yellow 1712@ 18l8l2c; No. 3
mixed, l7la@ l8i2c; No 4 mixed 101a@
17lac.
1434No. white, 1874 q 1894.
taking 23ISc or less rates to Cincinnati or
Louisyillel--No timothy. s5.50@6 No. 2
timothy S5@5.50.
Inspections
Wheat-No. l red car; No. red, 4
2 cars; No. l yellow. car; No. 2 yellow
cars: No. 3 yellow, "a cars; No. 4. yell
low cars; No. yellow, l car; No 8
mixed. cars; No. mixed. car; total.
as cars
cars; No. white. l car; No. 2 mixed 2
cars; total, 10 cars.
INDIANAPOLIS WAGON WHEAT
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RAW SUGAR PRICES
Dance to he Given

The dance to be given at st. AIMS
hall, in Mars Hill, Thursday, March
%, will be under the direction of a
committee OF which Albert Blaschke
is chairman.
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CHICAGO Futures Rance
CHICAGO CASH GRAIN


bU tNtttH 700
CHICAGO, March 2O.-Cash grain close.
Wheat-No. l red part car 55iac; No.
hard, 5324c; Nc 5 hard, 52i2c; No;
mixed, sac; No. 5 mixed part car, oo12c
Corn-No 3 mixed. 25l2M 26c; No. mixed
24l262534c; No. mixed. papa c; No
yellow, 27iac No. 3 yellow, 26@ 26ssc
No yellow old. 27?4c; No yellow, 25@
26i, arc, No. white, 26c No. white
25is sample grade heating, 21c. Oats
No 2 white. 18laQ19c; No 3 white, ~
dl8l4c, No. white, 16c. Rye--No safes
Barley-27m38c Timothy S2.25W2.o0
Clover-S6Gl9 so.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-21
Fifteen Turner
Boxers in Meet

Jimmy Dalton for eight years
boxing instructor at South Side
Turner's, is busy this week prepar-
ing his proteges for the annual
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-21
STOCKS PRICES
EASE DOWN IN
SLOW SESSION
wet Issues React After
Upturn Near Previous
Close.
Average Stock Prices

Average Of thirty industrisls for Monday
Average Of twenty rails "a IS. IS 20 "a.
up 0S. Average Of twenty utilities % So.
81. 90 u of 81 Average OF forty bonds
IS "a I'D %
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ors Victory Athletic Club, Indian
apolis Cubs Recreation and A. G. U.
also have large entry lists
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Louisville and Nashville in January re-
ported net income totaiing S23,6oi after
all charges, against net loss of s7l7.243
in January, 1882.
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The CITY
i'm Brief
WEDNESDAY EVENTS
hiwanis Club, luncheon, Columbia

WEDNESDAY EVENTS
hIWanis Club, luncheon, Columbia
Lions Club. luncheon, Washington.
Purdue Alumni. luncheon, SEVERN.
american Legion, Twelfth district,
luncheon. Board of Trade.
League for the Hard of Hearing meet
ing, $50 D. m. Stokes building
ington. " me- " "Sn-
Cost Accountants. luncheon. Washing
ton.
Miss Doris E. Clarke, missionary.
will be the guest speaker at the
Bible Investigation Club at the Cen
trail Y. M. G. A. Thursday night.
She will speak on What Christian
1ty Means to Japan"
Mayor Reginald II. Sullivan will
be the first speaker over WFBM at
6:15 "wednesday in a series of five
minute radio forums to be COP
Quoted by the indianapolis Junior
Chamber of Commerce.
Russell T. MacFalI, attorney. will
speak on Banks, Gold and Fiat
Money at the luncheon of the In
dlanapolis Engineering Society at
the Board of Trade building Thurs
Gay noon. Fred c. Atkinson. pro-
gram chairman, will conduct a round
table discussion.
Ladies' Aid Society of Speedway
Boulevard M E. church. Sixteenth
and Medford streets. will hold
penny supper at $50 Saturday.
Fracture of the left jaw by fist
blow was suffered today by Milton
Blair, %, of $50 Fletcher avenue. His
assailant, Blair told police was a
man with whom he was I'M
acquainted who objected to him be-
ing in the company of a girl he
escorted to party Monday night.
Blair said he was attacked at East
and Washington streets.
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SHEEP AND LAMBS
Receipts. 1000; market. steady.

Lambs
go lbs; DOWN Good and choice $500 500
}9 90 li lbsl Good and choice. 5000 SIS
Ewes
Good and choice .... 2O00 275
Common and medium ........ 1.0O@ 200
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BIZ Times SnecinL

LOUISVILLE March 21-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. ITS; fully steady; bulk common ard
medium steers and heifers, s350G4.75;
good lightWeights eligible to around IS rs:
and cutter. $500 2.25; bulls mostly So so
down. Calves-Receipts. 225. mostly soc
higher: bulk better vealers. s465; medium
celpts 70O 10c + .ner; 175-240 bis. 81 10:
1926 lbs, SO }: 300 lbs. up. So AS; 1885,
40 lbs. $685. 1870 lbs down. 90; COWS.
market quota lie steady; bulk. medium to
good, old crop wooled lambsh S5Q $50;
common down to around $780, slaughter
ewes. S1d2; Mondays receipts. 512 cattle
276 calves: LAS hogs. and 324 sheep;
shipments, SO cattle, 3l2 calves $50 hogs
and 3l4 sheen
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CHICAGO FRUIT MARKET

CHICAGO. March 2i-Apples- Michigan
Greetings. e0c 81; Illinois WilloWTwlgs,
sll54l25,
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South Pacific COMPANY and tranenortoz
tlon system companies in January reported
net loss Of S2634 600 after charges
against s2,394,553 in January 1882.
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INDIANA STOCKS
AND BONDS

The following quotations do not repre-
sent actual bids or offerings, but mercy
INDICATE the approximate market Level
based on buying and selling inquiries or
recent transactions.
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Mengel Company receives order for Inn
quo beer cases from Anheuser Busch Co
81 Louis, and gives company an option on
900 additional cases.
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Great Northern Iron Ore pronerties In
1882 showed earnings OF "a cents on each
oenehcial interest against profit of 50 1872. =
Duo before depreciation in 1881
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Foreign Exchange

by Abbott, Hoppin g. Co.
March 20
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BIZ Times Specia
TOLEDO CASH GRAIN

BIZ 7 IWtS NpttIUE
CHICAGO. March 21.-Carlots Wheat.
II. corn. 1922 oats %, rye. o. and barley, 4.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-21

Daily average production of crude oil
in United States in week ended March
Is, totaled 2,2OOS9S barrels, an increase
of 54,5S5 barrels over preceding week.
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Bank CIearingS
INDIANAPOLIS srATrMrNr

INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT
March III
Glearlngs .....s.............-.S 81 1872 900 90
TREASURY STATEMENT
March I'll
Net balance for March 10 .S453 I6q 262 "a
Expenditures ......... Ia i6i ia 90
Customs reefs. month 10 date 4S8 329 ID
Evening star., 1933-06-04

Continued From First Page.)
Evening star., 1933-06-04

her brother, Mrs. William Shaw of
Wagram. The best man was the Rev.
Il. H Stone, of Jefferson, N. C. Six
young men, all first cousins of the bride,
were usherS.
The Rev. and Mrs. Luke went to
Charles Town for brief visit with his
mother, after which they will return to
Glendale Springs. N. c., where he Is
pastor of the Presbyterian Church.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Henry Willis an
nounce the marriage of their daughter
Doris Maria, to Mr.. LIE Roy Frederick
Stowe, of Cortez, Honduras, son of DR..
lie Roy Frederick Stowe, of Honduras
and Mrs Stowe, the ceremony taking
place at Ellicott City, Md, April II.
Mr. and Mrs. Stowe are now at home
at 1898 Alton place.
The bride graduated from Western
High School and is a graduate of Amer
lean University Liberal Arts, and was
student assistant in biology. She has
been teaching at Oakton High School
for two years. Mr.. Stowe. was stu
dent at the Georgetown School of For
eign Service and is now connected with
the Chicago branch of the Berlitz
School of Languages.