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Armstrong, get their women all
mixed up in their talk and their
dreams. This leads to near trag-
edy with Gunner in a hospital bed
but still playing FRANKS on BuckeT
and his gals.
Some of the situations in CONVEX
sation reminds one of THE Cock
Eyed World" but there is no war
background. Here is herman talk
as heard in this work of work and
chasing skirts. This Gilbert picture
is adult theater, with the men prob
ably getting bigger kick out of it
than the women.
AS Gilbert was surprise to me
with his natural, human work, Just
so was the Mary of Mae Clarke, a
wise gold-digger, who always had a
grandmother or a mother dying
when a male sucker is present with
a healthy pocketbook. This char
acter is breezy and even a little Mae
West in tone and action.
It is over Mary that Gunner and
Bucker have all their trouble.
When a picture comes under the
head of interesting and amusing
theater, then I give it credit.
Whether you have an appetite for
Gilbert or not, you will be glad to
know that he is sitting pretty in this
movie.
Now at the Palace.
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ARGUE VALIDITY
OF BANK FUND
GUARANTEE LAW
Court Asked to Decide on
intended Safeguard
for Public.

Validity of new law providing
for creation of a 100000 state
sinking fund to guarantee bank de-
posts Of public money was argued
today before Superior Judge Clar-
ence E Weir.
The law, passed by the 1882 spe-
cial assembly, replaces an act re-
curing banks to put up bonds tc
one-half Of public deposits.
1t is designed to safeguard public
funds by diyerting interest on the
deposits to a funo to be held By the
state treasurer. Governmental units
would be paid from the sinking fund
amount CT their deposits should a
bank collapse.
Weir, in petition for declaratory
judgment filed by Timothy P. Sex
ton, Marion county treasurer, is
asked to decide constitutionality OF
the act.
The court also is requested to des-
ignate on what type OF public. funds
the interest might be diverted to
the sink g fund, if the law is valid.
Attorneys attacking the law today
contended the new law does not
include Barrett law funds in its
scope. An act recently signed by
GovernO- pau1 Y NcN1tt covarc tho
Barrett law matter, it was argued.
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ORR MAY PROBE
ANDERSON H. S.
ATHLETIC FUND
Special Request for Quiz
Necessary, Says State
Examiner.

Investigation of handling of the
Anderson high school athletic fund
will be conducted by Lawrence F.
Orr, chief examiner of the state
board Of accounts if he receives a
request from the Anderson school
board, which now is in the process
of reorganization.
Revelation that Anderson school
officials defied the I. H. S. A. A.
and instituted a system of letting its
athletic coaches share in per-
centage of the profits, played a
prominent part in Anderson s
suspension from the association al
most on the eve of the state basket
ball tournament.
Orr explained that since the ath-
letic fund is a special fund, his de-
partment can not act until re-
quested. Such a request is expected
when the Anderson school board is
reorganized.
Disciplining Of the school by the
I. H. S. A A board of control has
resulted thus far IN the resignation
of w. A. Denny, veteran superin-
tendent of schools; Everett N. Case,
basketball coach; j. L. Thalman,
principal, and Mrs. Margaret Farley
and Linfield Myers, board mem
bers.
Orr has two of his examiners, Carl
Major and Clarence Wertz, now in
Anderson on routine work in con-
nection with other funds. They are
ready to examine the athletic fund,
If Orr receives a request.
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AIRLlNES EXPANSION
PLANNED BY MEXICO
BackwOOd to Be Exploited by Link
ing Population Centers.
BIZ Times &necin

By Times Special
MEXICO, March 13.-Mexico. one
of the most ancient centers of civil
ization in the world, is making ex-
tensive plans for exploitation of its
backwoods by establishing new air.
lines throughout the country.
The Mexican ministry of com
munications and public works has
adopted program for the develop
ment Of commercial aviation and
the connection of all important
population centers by air routes.
The proposed program includes
establishment of four main airlines
between the northern and southern
parts Of the country, the establish
ment Of important cities on the
borders between the United States,
Guatemala, and on the Caribbean
Sea coast, as ports of entry for
tourist planes, free use of all land
ing fields by air routes operators,
provision of free charts of routes
traversed 10 all transport and tourist
plane pilots and complete weather
bureau cOverage.
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SWINE PRICES
MOVE 10 TO IS
CENTS HIGHER
Cattle Active and Steady:
VealS Unchanged at
81 Down.

Hog prices at the Union Stock
yards this morning continued the
advance started week ago.
Weights scaling 100 pounds and up
held at 10 cents higher than Sat-
urdsys market, while underweights
moved up Is cents. Practically all
classes were active.
The bulk, 100 to 275 pounds, sold
at 81 to S4.i0 while 275 pounds and
up held at $3.50 to $685. Weights
scaling l2O to $50 pounds were sal
able at $3.50 to S4 Receipts were
estimated at 5000 Holdovers. 81.
All classes of slaughter steers in
the cattle market were active and
fully steady. Other grades of cattle
remained unchanged. Receipts
numbered 800. Vealers held steady
at 81 down. Receipts were 300.
Sheep and lamb market was I'M
developed. No action was dis
played in the early trading. Re-
ceipts were 500.
Hog trading at Chicago developed
slow with no early sales shown.
Asking was unevenly higher, while
few bids held strong at Fridays
average. Some bids ranged to $500
with asking holding at S425 and
above for best lightweights. Re-
ceipts were estimated at $4,000, in
Guiding 5000 direct; holdovers 1000.
Cattle receipts were 1900; calves.
nm marriott around Ok m IN cents
higher. Sheep receipts numbered
10000; market, mostly IS cents
higher.
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always a good sport in this char
acter. Her men victims range from
saloon keepers and ward healers
even to mission worker-What-
ever that means. But the story is
changed to allow the mission work
er to be a detective, man who
always gets his white slave workers
And so you see at the end of the
movie version of this story. Lou very
happy in taxi in the arms Of the
detective.
Mae puts over number Of songs
that smack of the old burlesque
days. They will never sing these
songs at a Sunday school picnic.
You will be surprised to see that
Mae is one Of the best looking wom-
en- on the screen. She is an apostle
Gf that be the right world of rowdy
burlesque, but it is not near as hot
a brand as she used on the stage.
Yet, she is still theater.
Her support is good as Cary
Grant, Gilbert Rowland, Noah
Berry, ST., and Rafaela Ottiano are
in the cast
Here is differently favored the
ater-rowdy, noisy and husky
That's Mae West.
And as usual this woman gave me
mighty kick and gave me loads Of
laughs-burlesque laughs.
Now at the Indiana.
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Produce Markets

Delivered in Indianapolis prices: Hens
heavy breeds over AZ lbs, 10c, Leghorns
&c; large springers and stays, IA lbs. up
e; Lemons and black and .Leghorn stays
1l2 lbs. up. SC. cocks. SC: Leghorn cocks
&c. Ducks-Large white full feather and
fat. over 4 lbs. &c: small and colored. SC;
geese. full feathered and fat. SC; Young
guineas. zoe, old guineas. 15c. Eggs-No.
fresh country run eggs. &c. pullet eggs &c;
each ful egg Sc must weigh o 50 lbs gross
under SIS lbs gross will be made. Butterfat
lac: No. / butter. 20M21c. These prices
for healthy stock free from feed; no sick
BY UNITED PRESS
CHICAGO. March g,, 1s.mE EGGS Gket;
12c; current receipts,l1c; dirties, 1OAc.
receipts 10, $50 tubs: specials 1870 l9c;
lac. Poultry-Market, steady to firm; re-
ceipts, Is trucks; fowls, 120l4c; spring
ers, 15Ql5i2c: Leghorns, lie; ducks 100
12c; geese. &c; turkeys, 12a I5c; ROSTERS,
&c; broilers 17@18c; stays 10c. Cheese
Twins, ga q lOc: Longhorns. 10@ l0Hc.
Potatoes-On track, 267; arrivals, 100;
shipments, 865; Market. steady; Wisconsin
Ohios. 75c0 7i2c; Idaho Russets. sll7i2M
NEW York, Ma "a Potatoes
southern, 80GSl25 per barrel: Maine sl0
125 per barrel; Idaho sl02 per sack;
Bermuda. s550d6.5O: per barrel. Sweet
Potatoes Firm. jersey basket. 4o@ s, CSC;
iLnal; P0ork-Duli:, mess, $1525 per barre:
per 100 pounds. Petroleum-Firm; New
York refined. 15c; crude Pennsylvania. &c
0147 per barrel Grease-Steady: brown,
&c per pound; yellow. &c per pound;
white, 22sM3c per pound. Tallow-Stea adv;
special to extra. 23s n q &c per pound; COM
mon hides dull; hides. city packer. firm
natfve steers. 4l2c; butt brands 4izc: COL
orados. 4i2c. Dressed Poultry-Quiet; tur-
KEYS la zoe: chickens. Is n zoe; broilers,
l79422c: capons 1920: fowls, ga lie:
ducks. S@ l3c; Long Island ducks. 140 l6c.
Live pOultry-Firm geese, IN l2c; tur-
keys 15M Csc: ROSTERS. ion nc, ducks -
a l6c fowls. 163420c. chickens, l3D 23c;
capons. ia Csc; broilers. 13m21c. Cheese
Quiet; state whole milk fancy to specials,
16d l6c: young America. l1i2d 12c.
CLEVELAND March 3.-Butter-Mar-
ket weak extras. lac standards. 18c. Eggs
Market. weak extras. 1I24c. current re-
ceipts. He. Poultry-Market steady;
heavy fowls, lie; Leghorn fowls. lie; me
dium fowls, 12G l3c; heavy springers 120
l3c Leghorn springers. II nc No. 2
chickens. SC. Potatoes-Ohio. New York
and Pennsylvania, l0o-lb sacks. cobblers
and round whites. U. S. No / and partly
graded mostly 70G 90c few best. 81, Ohio,
New York and Pennsylvania sacks a
bushel. partly graded. cobblers and round
whites, best mostly 40m 55c
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WITNESS HEARD IN
DUMP MURDER TRIAL
Describes Scene in Alleged
Monroe JaCkSon'S Staying.

First state witness was heard to-
day in criminal court in the trial of
Paris Vaughn, charged with knife
murder on Aug. 10, 1882, of Monroe
Jackson. Both lived in shacks at
the Adler street city dumping
ground
The witness, Fred Young, SGT
West Abbott street. said he was with
Vaughn in Jackson's shack the
night Of Aug. 10, and there was an
argument over loss by Vaughn Of a
job at the dumping ground
Vaughn struck Jackson with his
hand, Young said. He glanced out
a window and heard thud. He
and Vaughn left the shack imme-
diately afterward, Young said, and
Vaughn wiped the blade of a knife
on his trousners' leg.
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IN Times Nnecinl
In the Air

Weather condition at a. M:
Southwest wind, IS miles an hour
temperature, SO; barometric pres
sure, 1857 at sea level; general con-
dition, overcast, moderate rain,
light fog; thunderstorm moving
north of station, occasional heavy
rain; visibility, variable; ceiling, es-
timated 400 feet; visibility, ga mile;
field, good
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Singing En-
Capitol Elevator Man
Tells Boys G. 0. P. in
Charge of Blue Room.
BIZ United Press

By United Press
VNTASHINGTON, March 13.-
w old Man" Belts, the Cap
itol elevator man, who reprimands
congressman when they don't step
lively has turned into something
of sardonic wit, to wit:
Two small boys approached him,
timidly, asked please mister could
he tell them the location of the
Blue room. Belts could and
would. Said he:
Il think the Republicans have
charge of that"
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INDIANA u. RETAINS
BIG TEN MAT CROWN
BIZ Times Special

BIZ Times Special
CHAMPAIGN, Ill, March 13-
Winning five Of the eight champion
ships, Indiana U. retained its big
Ten wrestling title here Saturday.
Devin in the l35-pOund class,
Brown in the 155-pound class. Gil
lum in the l65-pound class, Goings
in the 145-pound class, and Jones
in the heavyweight we're the Grim
son winners. Orth. Illinois, won the
lls-pound laurels, Emmons, Illinois,
l2o-pound title. and Brown, North
western, the 176-pound event.
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DEMOCRATS IN REL
S751,290 Deficit From Campaign L
Shown in Report.

% y NtttH fFt6S
WASHINGTON, March 13-The
victorious campaign of the Demo-
cratic national committee has left
that organization with unpaid obli-
cations Of $751; 200, the committee
reported to House Clerk South
Trimble
The financial report was dated
Feb. %.
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time. Really, ever
since he tried to
talk. But his
voice and man.
neriSms m a k e
Gunner Smith, a
steel construction
worker, in this
story one of de-
light and interest.
Here is pretty
good theater, done
in a rapid, breezy
style with Gilbert
acting in the right
way Gin charac-
teri every second
of the time. This
darling of 50
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Basketball

Play in the North Side Church basketball
tournament opens with four frst-round
games tonight at Olympic gym. Broad
Ripple. St Joan of Arc and Old Augusta
are the favorites
Speedway tackles Riverside NJ. f at 7;45
tonight with Ripple NJ. E. PLAYING Third
Christian at 745 and Temple Baptist op-
posing St Joan Of Arc at sac. At els
Old Augusta meets unity NJ. P,
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LEE TRACY is
A SOLDIER THIS TIME

Lee Tracy is hard, two-handed
fighter in Private Jones" in more
ways than one.
The fact is he is better fighter
out of the trenches than in. This
story is not too seriously war. I
thought I would tell you that be-
cause I was afraid you might pass
this one up as just another war
movie. Here is a comedy with Lee
Tracy as Bill Jones first trying to
keep out of war and then keeping
in the kitchen Of the army because
he just couldn't make his fists and
his tongue obey regulations And
the love story is different than you
expect. In fact, his dream love af-
fair seriously affects the way ne
bends or doesn't bend to army dis
cipline. And that is just what this
story is-how one guy did or didn't
do what was told. And Lee is GER
tainly a different sort Of hero,
even when he is telling German Of
flcers in their own camp how to run
the war.
Will tell you that Lee Tracy is as
good as ever in this wise cracking
and siftly moving character The
fact is, he is probably better. He
gives you real theater.
You will howl at the comedy
antics, done in all sincerity, by
Walter Catlett, who sees that the
dear boys" not too near the front
have cigarettes and song fest.
Donald Cook is all right as Lieut..
Gregg. who dishes out the discipline
to Bill Jones. Gloria Stuart is sweet
and sensible as Mary.
Good laughing theater is Private
Jones"
Now at the Apollo.
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OSTRICH PLUMES ON
W0MEN'S HATS FLAILED
Socially Elite Not Whit Different
Than Savages, Says Leader.
By United Press

BIZ United Press
OTTAWA, Ontario March 13.-
Socially elite women, who go to Ri
deau hall (residence of the governor
general of Canada) with ostrich
plumes bolbing from their heads
are not whit different from Indi-
ans who deck themselves out as
eagles and perform their aboriginal
dances on the reserves, in the opin-
ion Of Allan w. Neill, British Co.
lumbia, independent member in the
house of commons.
A slightly startled house heard
Neill promulgate this view when
Honorable Thomas G. Murphy, min
lister of the interior, moved an
amendment to the Indian act, pro-
viding that the Redmen could not
dress in their original costumes
without the permission of the In
dian agent.
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Mae in Movies Suggests
What She Was on Stage
John Giberts Voice Is Better Than 1t Has Ever Been in
Fast Workers.; Lee Tracy Has Funny Role.
BY WALTER D. HICKMAN

still flaming ust movie OF which she
1V1 doesn't flame much "She Done Him
Wrong" legmate cousin, Diamond Lii
The huup of the police will turn out to Mae
"Sh Wrong" the Mae
advertising purposes than the
thought
just how That quality has made her the most
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GILBERT IS A
SURPRISE THIS TINE

Here is some news I believe that
you will want to hear. In Fast
workers" John Gilbert has a nifty
wise cracking role that is a delight
You know. I have been singing
the John Gilbert blues for a long
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SLAUGHTER IN ACTION
BIZ United Press

" NITtU FFtkN
BOSTON. Mass, March ls.-Sam-
my Slaughter. hard-hitting Terre
Haute tInd) Negro middleweight,
will seek his second win over Nor
man Conrad of Wilton, N. H, in a
ten-round bout here tonight.
Slaughter scored a tenth-round
knockout in their first battle.
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NEWS GATHERING TO
BE EXPLAINED AT FAIR
Press Building Will Be Opened
Chicago Exposition.

CnlCaSo Exposition.
BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, March 13.-How news
is gathered, written, edited and
transmitted over telegraph systems,
and how daily newspaper is pub
lished, will be shown in detail in the
Press building at the Chicago
Century of Progress, which opens
June l.
The Press building is to be COM
pleted May 10 and will be one Of
the outstanding features of the
worlds fair. 1t will be located near
the famous Soldiers Stadium and
will house a daily newspaper, in adj
dtion to providing space for COR
respondents from all parts of the
world.
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monds and the
crazy styles Of
dress of the gay
nineties when a
scuddle of suds
was a scuddle of
suds. AS Lou or
Lii, call her any
thing you desire,
Miss West brings
to the character a
difference of walk
and talk that will
strike you right in
the eye and the
ear. She is rapid,
human, C o a r S e,
- - - y
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And she knew just how far she
could go with a modified version of
Diamond Lii" under the title of
she Done Him Wrong" In the
movie version, you will find Mae as
a Bowery queen decked up in dia-
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TASTERS TRY CANNED
RATTLESNAKE MEAT
Just Like Chicken, Philadelphia
Dean Asserts.
By United Press

By United Press
PHILADELPHIA, March 13.-
Canned rattlesnake meat made its
formal bow to Philadelphia's palate
when twenty-five "tasters" partook
of it at the invitation of DR.. Charles
H. laval, dean of the Philadelphia
College of Pharmacy Of Science.
They all like it," Dean laval
said, when pressed for details. And
why shouldn't they? 1t tastes just
like chicken la king. ate whole
can Of it myself"
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COLLEGE GRADS UNITE
TO FIND EMPLOYMENT
Association Is Formed to Promote
Work, Legislation.

By United Press
NEW YORK, March 13.-College
graduates tired of continued unem-
ployment despite years of special
lied training have formed the As
ISOLATION of Unemployed College
Alumni to do something about it.
They plan to try to influence So
cial legislation to win industrialiSts
over to a program of planned in
dustry, to gain unemployment in
surance and to force the govern
ment to provide work rather than
charity.
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BOYCOTT FORECLOSURES
Michigan Farmers Declare Action
Necessary to Public Good.

By United Press
IONA, Mich, March l3.-Farm-
ers here have begun boycott Of
those responsible for foreclosures
on farms and land acquired through
tax sales. The farmers declare the
action is necessary to the public
good.
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many dress suit dramas is real be-
man in everyday work clothes with
men on the steel framework of a
great building. Even away up in
the air, Smith and his best pal,
Bucker Reilly, played by Robert
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BAKER IN CHICAGO GO
Rosy Kid Will Take OH Sampson at
White City.

Rosy Kid Baker, Indianapolis
middleweight puncher, will perform
in Chicago tonight, at White City,
against Marty Sampson. New York
boxer The battle is scheduled for
ten rounds
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Other Livestock
BY UNITED PRESS

TT WAYNE, March .-Hogs-Market.
l5c higher 10000 lbs. $3.50; 2OO-225
$3.50; 3OO-35O lbs, s3.75; I40-i60 lbs, So Co;
roughS, S2.75, stays, So, calves, 81; lambs,
50 80. Cattle-Market, steers, gooo to
choice, s5q $50; medium to good, s45OQ
o. common to medium, S3M4; nelfers. good
to choice, S45005; medium TO good, SAC
400 common to medium, S3d4; cows, good
to choice. S3M3.50; medium to GOOD, s2o0Q
g. cutter cows, S17542.25 Gamer COWS
81 a l.50; bulls, good to choice. S3d325;
medium to good, S2.5003; common TO me-
oium, S2Q2.5O; butcher bulls, $3.25@3.75.
PITTSBURGH. March 13.-Hogs-
ceipts 1900, market. mostly lO0l5c high
er; 160-220 lbs, S425M445; 220-260 lDs
s4@425; pigs So 65 "a, better grade pack
market steers and yearlngs Csc to soc
higher. Other classes strong to 25c higher;
medium to good steers yearlings, $5Q6
medium to good heifers, $4@5; most beef
cows s2.8503 Is; common to medium, 50. 65
a3.25 Calves-Receipts, $50; market
steady; better grade vealers, s6.50d7.5 So
steady to Csc higher; good to choice wool
lambs, .s5.75@625; better grade clipped
lambs, IS.
TOLEDO. March -Hogs-Receipts
375; market 10@ l5c higher; heavy cYrkers
$3.75N3 49, mixed and bulk Of sales. $3.50
and heavies, s3.25d3.65; roughs. S225d
$50 Cattle-Receipts. 1875; market steady
good to prime steTs o. fair to g eh sdS
3;25; fair to choice heiters. S4Q5; good to
choice stockers. s3.5O@5. Calves-Re-
ceipts;, light; market steady; choice to ex-
ira, S6.50@7: fair to good, S550@6. Sheep
and lambs-Receipts light: market steady;
spring lambs, S5Q5.75.
CLEVELAND. March -Hogs-Receipts,
1900 holdoYers, 468; pigs. ga lCc over sat
uFday or Steady tS 5s Gc u, under Friday
asking s4,25 down for mainly weights I'M
der 2l0 lbs; 81 bid on 250-300-lbs. kinds,
and 1913 on pigs. Cattle-Receipts, $50;
lightweight steers. 50 50a $50; largely SIS
upwards; odd head, $685. low cutter to
good cows. $1,75@3.25 and above ra ther
Receipts, 500 largely soc higher; good to
choice vealers lightly sorted. So $50;
RafpsRK $S Gull g. 5 mffp to 5SSSc
higher; wooded lambs at So; not particu-
larly attractive; clippers upward to $5.35,
and occasionally to $3.50 sorts light.
By Times Special
LOUISVILLE. March 13.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts.. 500, run mostly steers and heifers;
crimination against weight steers and
heifers fully steady with close last week
beef cows and bulls around Csc higher
bulk, common and medium steers and
heifers, sS.5Od4.75 several lots better fin-
iShed averaging 100000 lbs, IS; bulk beef
COWS, 81 80 3; low cutters and cutter cows,
ol,OONi 40, pullSt S0-OU GOWN SUCKER sup
ply negligible. Calves-ReceiptS, 400
steady bulk good and choice vealers $50
6: medium and lower grades 81 down
than Saturday or Csc above Friday: 1920
lbs. $3.50; 245-295 lbs SO IS; 300 lbs. up
S325 135-l70 lbs. s3.35 $50 lbs down,
Receipts, so: mostly steady bulk good
lambs, $3.50; few head Specialtes some
what higher, medium and lower grades. IS
shipments. Calves 2l0
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CHICAGO FRUIT MARKET

CHICAGO March l3.-Apples- Michigan
Mcintosh bushel s1I5dI.25: Greetings
bushel. 90c0s1.
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Now at the Apollo.

Other theaters today offer:
"Calvalcade," at English's, twice
daily; And Street." at the Circle;
The Spanish Kid" at the Terminal,
and, burlesque at the Rialto.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-13

world-famous child specialist of
Chicago, studied the cases of 500
boys and 500 girls, and found the
girls starting to talk one month