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Cage Scores Monday


COLLEGES
Butler. SO: Drake r.
Temple 20. Colgate %
Syracuse g Michigan 49,
Ohio State. as. Kentucky 30
lowe. State Teachers, 23 Iowa State Col
Minnesota 30. Nebraska. o.
Alabama 40. Tennessee IS
Kansas "a. Stanford 28
Toledo university. 30, Oberlin. 90
Loyola iChicagol 80. Centenary. %.
Washburn, Sc: Haskell 81
WASHINGTON tSt. Louis. 40; Chicago. %.
North Dakota. So; Dakota Wesleyan. So
oklahoma 80. Southern Methodist. 81
, Santa Clara 80. California, II.
HIGH SCHOOLS
sullivan %: Digger. 13
Wiley lTerre Hautel. II, Garfield (Terre
Rautel IL.
BLIND JOURNEYS
Az Lafayette
Delphi. % jefferson. 10.
Lebanon rs Frankfort "a
Jefferson ID, Frankfort. IL (consola-
Delphi 40; Lebanon. "a email.
At Vincennes
Memorial EVANSVILLE. 81; st. Mary's
lHuntingtonl. Is.
st. simons Washington. 80; Gibault,
Gibault. %: st. Marv's. IA consolation.
St. Simons 81, Memorial. 10 t1naN.
At Muncie
Anderson %: Loqansport 81
MunCie. 25. Kokomo. IS,
Iog9nsport %. Kokomo II consolation
Anderson 26, Muncie, 20 tlnan.
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WHEAT SHOWS
STRONG TREND
IN DULL TRADE
Light Buying Adds FlrmneSS
to Corn: Oats Little
Changed.
BY HAROLD f. RAINVILLE
United Press stan Correspondent

CHICAGO, Jan. 3.-Wheat started
the new year with a fractional gain
as the Board Of Trade opened today.
Trading was light, but the uneXpect-
edly strong Liverpool cables brought
in fair buying. There was little
pressure in evidence at the start.
Stocks we're dull, but firm.
Corn took its trend from wheat
and was firm on scattered buying
with offerings light. Oats was firm,
but slo with the other grains in
active.
At the opening wheat was "a to p
cent higher, corn was u to y cent
higher and oats unchanged to Is
cent higher. Provisions we're steady.
President Minor of the grain
sterilization corporation announced
that there would be no change in
the holding policy and that the farm
board wheat would still be held off
the market.
The firmness in the cash situation
is attracting a great deal of atten-
ton and this with the adverse con-
ditions in the southwest are eX-
pected to Offset depressing in
fluences which might arise else
where. The weather was colder in
Canada and the American north
west. Liverpool was much stronger
than due and was Il to p cent
higher at mid afternoon.
With December out Of the way
and receipts at record low levels the
trade looks for a strong tone in the
corn market unless wheat comes I'M
der the influence of unexpectedly
bearish developments.
Little change in prices are made
in oats.
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Deaths

Bessie Engs ~, city hospital. epidemic
Sylvia Ann sutton. 60. ST. Vincents
hospital acute nephritis
Shirley MCGUIRE Hid. As, Methodist hos
pital. carcinoma
Emil Fertig. II. 1885 North Illinois
Lille e Watts. 81. 4s2 Haugh. apoplexy.
Joseph Jarrett. I 1882 Martindale
srterioScleroSis.
Alice A Prather. So 2o2o West New
York lobar pneumonia.
Elizabeth Spitznagel, 81, 2T4e Madison
perniciouS anemia.
Henry slutzky. II, Methodist hospital
carcinoma.
Wiihelmins A. Moeller. II. I44l South
State. hvpostatic pneumonia.
Anna FoStrom. so. 522 North New Jersey
Ellen I. Hinton. 50, 24s7 Northwestern,
mitral inSufficiency.
Maria Hale Fentruss. S. 6l3 West
Vermont, cardiac asthma,
Martin Il. Higgins, 81 6Sl cofey. car
cinoma
john L Palmes. IS. sos North Euclid.
cerebral embolism
Isabelle Bair TO Methodist hospital
cerebral hemorrhage
Henry J Barker. SO, SPOT North Capitol,
broncho pneumonia,
Howard King, 81. 1853 Tauman. arterio-
Tiliord D. Mathena. 4s. Long hospital.
intestinal obstruction
Ella Birmingham, S. 1915 Montena,
chronic myocarditis.
Gertrude r. Smith IL. 426 South Oak
land hroncho pneumonia
Bovd Martin, 81, city hospital. military
tuberculosis.
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Births
Girls


William and Florence Sutton. 1871 Gale
Leroy and Jeanette Lewellen, 1883
South Richland
Charles and Bell stader, 1924 Rockville
George and Malya Title. city hospita.
Curtis and Dora Scott, city hospital.
E kelth and Louise Marsh city hospital.
Sylvan and Ora Phillips. city hospital
Clarence and zella Sheets. city hospital
Ben and Bonnie Rogers, city hospital.
pital
Clarence and Flossie Purtee city hos
pltaL
John and Nora Boylan. city hospital
Harold and Harriet Squires, city hos
Fred and Evelyn Newnum. 1888 North
William and Gertrude Carl, 1923 Jones.
John and Daisy Ellis, 1884 lie Grande
r, Albert and Ruby Ricketts,, 1928 East
Sam and Lena Ellis. 900 coe.
w James and Thelma Smith. sl3 West
Burton and Lillian Carter. 11Is oliver.
Senate 1'oA "
Harry and Cora Wolfe. 1880 Deloss.
1ohn and MsTv Wheat 1928 Hovev.
waiter and Marguerite Smith. 143s Aston
Tenth "e''
Tony and Sally Wright lla North Noble
David and Epnice Long. 1906 North SEN
Ernest and Edith Jackson, 1888 Parker.
State.
Isaac and Mary Keen. Methodist hospital,
Donald and Elsee Clavwell. 1925 Eugene
= CLARENCE and Marguerite Wurster. 1926
North Tacoma
Cravdon and Viola Roberts. 3O4 North
Grant.
Bash and Lorene Baldwin. Coleman hos
pital.
Bows
Edward and 1sla DuSang. 28lS Station.
Lewis and Marv Lawrence Z East Tabor
Elmer and Edith Lowerv. city hospital
Cartv.
Trevor and Nancy Bacon 735 Fayette
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DOW-JONES
SUMMARY

Stocks Of rubber in London on Pee. 81,
totaIed 3Lf4l tons, decrease OF III tons
pool amounted to 55,o56 tons, an increase
OF 149 tons.
r. j. Reynolds Tobacco reduces prices
of Camel cisarets to Sc per 1,O00 from
S6.85 with new prices subject to usual
discounts given jobbers.
Philip Morris Consolidated, Inc. in year
ended Dec. 81 1882. earned SO cents a
common share, against 81 cents in pre-
ylous year
International Shoe Co in year ended
Nov. 30. 1882. earned Sl80 common
share, against s2.06 in previous year.
American Railway Association show load
Hop5 q revenue freight IN 1881 VIII total
% 100000 cars. the lowest for any year
since tabulation Of these reports and a
cent under the total for 1881
Preliminary reports show that all class
l railroads had net operating income in
1882 Of 1924 100000 or a return OF l21
per cent on property investment which
COMPARES with 1881 net operating income
Of s531 coo 900 which was a return Of 1913
per cent.
Pacific States Savings and Loan Asso-
citation for 1882 reported net aperating
income of 1868 541. the highest mark
reached in the institutions history.
Building permits issued BY citv Of Los
Ange!..s during December had yaluation, Of
1861 476 compared with 50 500 563 for like
1881 month permits issued throughout the
YEAR had valuation Of Sl7.506 Cos against
Sal 2l0 $50 in previous wear.
Magnolia Petroleum Co makes reduc-
ton Of - to 20 cents q barrel in crude
oil prices in North Central Texas and
Oklahoma.
California beet sugar output in 1882
amounted to the greatest year in volume.
production totaled 2O7 600 tons. gain Of
10000 tons over 1881, and 10000 tons
over 1880
Northern Trust Co. for year ended
Dec. 81, 1892, reports net earnings of
S150382 equivalent to S25.0l shares on
S3,000,000 capital stock; this compares
with S159,S13, or S25.32 share in 1881.
California crude oil output during week
ended Dec. 81 averaged ass 100 barrels
daily, a decrease of 1920 under previ-
Gus week, according to California Oil
World
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Gone, but Not Forgotten

Automobiles reported to police as stolen
belong to-
Herbert Hartman. 291s North Talbot
street, Chrysler sedan. 58-626. from ILL
nois and Walnut streets
Herman MaXey. 1850 College avenue.
Nash sedan. 1873 from Fifteenth street
and College avenue
Lizzie Gregory, 2053 South Pennsylvania
street, Chevrolet coach, 1896 from Will
kins and Meridian streets.
L. G. Mcnamara 1865 North Drexel
avenue Chrysler sedan 157-805 from 3l8
East Seventeenth street
Oakland sedan. 77-507, from IN front Of
434 TroWbridge street.
Fred z. Wheatiev. 1881 Leonard street,
Plymouth sedan. 1898 from Pennsyl-
vania and washington streets
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Basketball Notes
tFAGIE CANES AT ""

AEITE CAMS Al y
p]av In ~ CAPITOL city Basketball
Taae1e ain be resumed tonight al Inc
N gvn. with the Sigma Club
taking he place q ne y ana N. otatasf
,ee saar.-T5nebi,ek quintet The second
esr-, ~ tts evening vll be PLAYED be-
$500 $3.50 - c~ter IN ueMojay and NAL
,Neeh rfoek dte u,iil play an
ssEnloltion saFe "a. III sfsrt Al 3d.
'1''so''s
= BriascpoITst VIZ zar6s 81 nv a. BRIDGEPORT
w. w. sgy Bridgeport Cardinals win
play PianaeId ln tne feature tlt. Card 9dG
go am 81 tha Irvlngton Troians
m61das cards desire a game Tor Jan
II n Bridgeport write or call Fred
Iprand. Dini5 College avenue. No. 3l2, or
~ o'''
Name ass at Sacred Heart hign scnooi
fa4e-s nave strengthened lineup and
Would IKE to book ,.tast. teams naY.n 1S
E "a Hov Trinity and Klrsh6aum, notice.
2tvereIda Aces lost their fourth game oI
tba season. dropping a close 81 70 81 de-
day BUR and Moore starred for the
winners and s.gnor and Murray Tor the
e. pats PLAYED improved bail to hold
the strong o. ~ j. Ire QA44itFt W n %
10 81 decision. T. was the best game OF
dIsplaved ane passing attacks and close
guarding kept the score down. Adams
stopped ST Pats under the basket and
superior height gave Tires an cage on
onensc Kenny Dawson, Bepley and WOODS
divided twentyiour points for st. Pats,
while Reed and Coffin played well on de-
Tense Citizens Gas, Morris Plan ana
English Avenue Boys Club we're winners
in other games a Pennsy.
OHara Sans will meet era Wfordsviile
Casket Company at Brookside gym
Wednesday at p. m. Sans lost 70 Cas-
ket company Friday at the winners gym.
Sans viii present a revamped lineup
Wednesday and hope 10 gain revenge.
Hughes, center. and Koel.lng and Gle
mems. guards will be in Sans starting
lineup with Reath. Green. Sanders, Cul-
len, Ross and Bader also ready for action.
center. sosbe and Hedge. guards, and
Crane and Dooley as utility FASTENERS are
inclu ded in the Casket company lineup.
Old Trails five would like to book games
on Saturday nights with teams willing
10 share Qvm costs call Oh 1880. ask
for Hank OF write 462 North Wocott street
Irvington Troians downed the battling
bridgeport Cardinals in a fast and rough
game Monday. IS to 25 Trojans led at
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HEINLEIN AT STRAUSS
Young Golfer Turns Pro TO Handle
Indoor School.

Bill Heinlein former state anna
teur golf champiSn and later q
semi-professional playing for what
prize money he could win. an
nounced today he will become a
full-fledged professional at the
links game and will begin teaching
golf Wednesday at L. Strauss &
Co.
-. Nets, practice putting greens and
other golf equipment have been in
stalled in the store in addition to a
full line of clubs which Heinlein
viii have in his charge.
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WEDNESDAY, EVENTS

Lions Club. luncheon. Washington.
Purdue Alumni Association, luncheon
SEVERN.
American Legion. Twelfth district
luncheon, Board of Trade.
League for Hard of Hearing. meeting
1870 Stokes building.
Kappa Sigma. luncheon, Washington.
Apartment Owners luncheon, Washing
ton.
Foundrymen's Association dinner. $50,
Washington.
Interdenominational Evangelstic AS
ISOLATION. convention. all day, Cadle
tabernacle.
Edward J. Hecker Sr. was in
stalled as president of the Irvington
Republican Club Monday night in
a meeting at 544612 East Washing
ton street.
Members of the indianapolis
Engineering Society will hold a
round-table discussion on Father
Coughlen and the Gold Standard"
at their Thursday noon meeting in
the Board of Trade building, &C
cording to an announcement by
Emmett G. Fowler, president. Fred
Atkinson will have charge Of the
discussion.
Miss Doria BOwley, 10, of r. r. 4,
Box 593, incurred bruises and shock
when struck by an auto while wait
ing for street car at Shelby street
and Conner avenue late Monday.
Two armed bandits who Monday
night robbed Charles Shoemaker,
18, clerk in a grocery at 224 West
Ray street, of $35, we're sought by
police today.
Physicians instruments worth $50
were among $3.50 in loot taken from
parked automobiles Monday night.
The instruments were stolen from
the car of DR.. James R, Norrel, 1905
Ruckle street.
Hawaii" viii be the topic of
Major J. v. Stark of the United
States infantry in an address at
the Scott Harrison D. A. R. chapter
at the chapter house, 824 North
Pennsylvania street, Wednesday
afternoon. Singing by the Junior
League Glee club, under direction of
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BACK HOME AGAIN

Stolen automobiles recovered by police
belong TO-
Norman shortridge. 1890 North Penn
sylyania street. Plymouth sedan, found at
l24 West Thirteenth street
Sarah Goldstein. 131 West Morris street.
De Soto sedan. found at Kansas street
and Senate avenue
r G. Lockwood, 1920 West Thirtv-slxth
street. Plymouth sedan, found at Twelfth
and Alabama streets.
Earl Sims. 935 Massachusetts avenue
Ford coupe, found IN rear Of 1927 PARK
avenue.
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CHURCH CLASS TO OPEN
Leadership Training Course to Be
Conducted for South Side.

leadership training school Of the
Methodist church for south side
residents Will open tonight in the
Morris Street Methodist church.
with the Rev C. r. Fitz as dean
and Miss Geneva Horton as regis
trar. Courses in the life of Christ,
teaching methods and missionary
work, viii be offered.
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Weather conditions at 9 a. m:
South southwest wind, 10 miles
an hour; temperature, SO; baro-
metric pressure, 30.1O at sea level;
general condition, high, scattered
clouds; ceiling, unlimited; visibility,
II miles: field, good.
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Anfo NIishan Is Fatal

CONNERSVILLE, Ind, Jan. 3. =
Robert Hunter, "a, unreasonable,
was injured fatally Monday when he
was struck BY an automobile near
his home Police exonerated the
driver, DR.. Charles Chaser, Brook
vile
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Chicago Futures Ranqe
CHICAGO CASH GRAIN

CHICAGO CASH GRAIN
BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Dec. 31.-Cash grain c1ose
Wheat-No sales No. 2 red quoted Ia &c
over May; No. hard quoted i234Ic over
MAY. CornmNo. mixed, 2112M 2224c; No.
s yellow, 23l4d24c; No. yellow. 22Iam
2225,4c; No. S yellow. 22iac; No ) white.
23,2c No. white 2294c (old No 2 3
yellow, q ga Csc; No 2 white. Csc oats
no Z white, 16Ac; No. white, 15150
l6c; No. 4 white. 15c. Rye-No sales. Bar
ley.-.24g57c, 225Q250. Clover
By Times Special
CHICAGO. Jan. 3.-CarIots- Wheat >.
corn, 3d. oats, 10; rye, 0, and barley, 9.
INDIANAPOLIS WAGON WHEAT
City grain elevators are paving 3sc for
no: sott wheat Other grades on their
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INDIANAPOLIS wAcoN wuv.r
Produce Markets

Delivered, in Indianapolis prices: Hens.
lbs, &c; Leghorns. &c; broilers, colored
Springers, IA lbs. up, &c; Leghorn and
blacks, IL lbs up. &c; capons. 3 lbs, oVer
l5c; 80 lbs, 13c; 7-8 lbs, lie: 81 lbs
l0c; under s lbs, redheads and slips. &C.
Cocks and stays, &c; Leghorn cocks &c.
Ducks. large white F. F. and F. over d.,
lbs, &C; small and colored, SC. Geese. F,
F, and F., &c. Young guineas, each 20c:
old 15c. Turkeys choice young hens, 8 lbs.
up, loc; choice young toms, 1918 lbs. i0c;
cholce young toms over Is lbs. SC: choice
old mems, &c, choice old toms. 7c. poor ar
crooked breasted, &c. Eggs-No l. 24c;
NO. :, 3Oc; No. 3. Ice. Butter-26m27c. nm
dergrades. 24d25c; butterfat 23c These
prices for healthy stock free from feed by
Wadley Company ~
BY UNITED PRESS
CHICAGO. Jan. 3.-Fggs- Market. steady
10 10, hrm receipts $500 eases: extra f7rsts.
81, &c; HrSts, % PC; current receipts 250
ztt2c dlrtles. goa Csc Butter Market.
easy; receipts 1858 tubs: specia is 22@
81 SIS &c extras Fl &C. extra frsts, 2Ia
20 tc frStS, 20 q 2o24c: SECONDS, 1874
s sfaasG;, STANDARDS. q &c. Poultry Market,
Ia l3c; springers 11iad 12c: Leghorns SC:
I5c: roosters. 7isc: Leg6orn broilers. SC &C.
Cheese-Twins. 11iad1224c: Young AmeTi
cas-. pa l2Ac. Potatoes-On track. is9:
arrivals; III; shipments 1921: market,
dull; Wisconsin Round Whites 75d soc
Idaho Russets: s3.15G1 .25; Michigan Russet
Sl.22l2 q 100
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Chicago Fruit

BIZ URitcd Press
CHICAGO. Dec. .3o.-Apples- Michigan
Jonathans bushel, SIPS; Spies bushel, 81
bushel. SIPS: Greetings bushel 90c@ 81.
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Edward LaShelle, also will be a part
of the program.
Motion pictures of functions of
the departments of the Methodist
hospital, were shown Sunday night
in the Fortville Methodist church.
under the direction of Uzie Phillips,
of the Photographic department of
the hospital. The pictures will be
shown Tuesday afternoon at the
Fifty-First Street M E. church and
during the Epworth League service
at the Roberts Park M. E. church
next Sunday.
After battering combination off
safe in the Charles Koehring hard
ware store, 882 Virginia avenue,
early today, yeggmen looted a
strong box of about $75 in cash and
watches, detectives were informed.
Course of instruction in 'Metal-
lurgy of Engineering Materials" will
be presented weekly for four
months, beginning Wednesday, by
the Indianapolis chapter of the
American Society for Steel Treating.
Arthur E. Focke, consulting metal
lurgist of the Diamond Chain and
Manufacturing Company, will be in
charge in the auditorium Of the
main branch of the Indianapolis
public library.
Sales volume last year has earned
for John and Phillip Redwine, local
agents for the Par-American Life
Insurance Company, an invitation
to attend the home office conven-
ton in New Orleans Jan. 9, it was
learned here today. Representatives
from twenty-five states will attend
the three day session. The local
agents will leave Jan. 7 and return
Jan. Ia.
Hand injuries were incurred by
Morris Tevler, 7, of AT South Hard
ing street, Monday, when his fingers
became caught in a clothes wringer
as he played in the kitchen of his
home. He was treated at city hos
pital.
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Fight Results Monday

:. AT NEW YORK Vince Dundee 1873.
Newark. n ! defeated. Franta Nekolny,
l5S Czecho- Slovakia, (lol; Mike Belloise,
New York. al. NICK sciaaba. "d III chi.
caRo, defeated Johnny Mauro. 1872 New
AT MILWAUKEE. Wis-Rav Miller. 1879.
Chicago decisioned johnny Dato. 1870.
Pittsburgh 1ol.. Frank OBrien. l64,
Hartford. knocked out TAFT Littman. 1863,
Milwaukee. "a.
AT CHICAGO Harry Dublinsky. Chicago
liehtweight decisioned Prince Saunders.
ChlcaFo, uol Raw Tramblie, Rockford
If kqoGiEed o., oqt Bob GI,oshek, Gary. Ind
Puegv Weiner, Chicago t6l,
AT WHEELING w va-staulev Will
liamS Martins Ferry Pa. 1873 decisioned
Joe Elgene. Pittsburgh l25. in six rounds
At PORTLAND. ore-Young Ftrpo,
Leo Lomski Of Aberdeen. Wash. in ten
fast rounds.
AT COLUMBUS, D.-Jimmv Mack. Phil
WE sn5ogpd deois!Sn over Mari, Marty
R9Ir,toiS Va thgmped Tommy Conway
AT BUFFALO. N. "a right to the
chin IN the NTH round gave Steve
Hall. Buffalo negro lightweight.
AT PITTSBURGH Billy Holt. Home
wood. Pa, Welter. hammered out ten
round triumph over Manuel Quintero,
Tampa, Fla. veteran.
AT COLUMBUS. O.-Tiger Kid Walker.
GAINESVILLE Negro lghtweicht. dropped a
ten-round decision to Johnny Romans OF
Milwaukee,
AT FARGO. N D.-Dick Daniels Mime
apoliS heavyweight. defeated Tommy
Pruett OF Brookings, S. p. in six rounds;
frankie Knauer. Milwaukee welter,
stopped Howard Shiek Of Fargo in two
rounds.
AT KANSAS CITY-George Nancy.
Denver light heavyweight. spotted Pat
Hayward Of Kansas City fourteen pounds
and then handed his big rival a bad
laclng in twelve rounds.
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Foreign Exchange
BY Abbott, Hoppin & Co.
Ian
Investment Trust Shares
BY Abbott, Hoppin 81 CO..
PRICES ARE TO 10 NOON c. S. t.


Bid Ask.
Am Founders Corp COM. rs 100
Amer and Gen Sec (Al 49,. 800 900
Am Inv TT shares ........... rs $50
Basic Industry shares ....... It's ..
Collateral Trustee shares (Al 287 300
Corporate Trust new ...... / SIS
Cumulative Trust shares - ar ~
Diversified Trustee shares IA $50 49,.
Fixed Trust OH shares a.. 582 49,
Fixed Trust Oil shares 3D.. 45O $50
Fundamental Trust shares "a 800 337
Fundamental Trust shares fB) 300 337
Leaders of Industry a.. 262 2.87
Low Priced shares ...... 212
Mass Inv Trust shares ....1375 1926
Nation Wide Securities PAS 255
North American Tr shares So 100 ~
Selected Cumulative shares AIS SIP
Selected Income shares - $50 287
Shawmut Bank Inv Trust, $50
Std Amer Trust Shares ..... 248 -
Super Sorp of Am TT shares 235 49,
Trustee Std Oil tAl ..... 312
Trustee Std Oil eBi ..... 287 Bps
U S Eiec Ii e. Pow fA)...14O0 1850
Universal Trust shares 1877
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AT COLUMBUS. O.-Tiger Kid Walker.
GAINESVILLE Negro lightweight. dropped
ten-round decision to Johnny Romans OF
Milwaukee.
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INDIANAPOLIS STOCKS
AND BONDS
lBY Newton Todd

tBv 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.
Jan. 3
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AT PITTSBURGH-Billv Holt Home
wood. Pa Welter. hammered out a ten
round triumph over Manuel Quintero
Tampa. Fla veteran
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AT BUFFALO. N. "a right to the
chin in the fifth round gave Steve
Halai6o a knockout triumph over Joe
Hall. Buffalo Negro lightweight.
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Chicago Stocks Opening

fBv ABBOTT Hoppin B. CO..
Jan J.
Asbestos Man. 5as Cont Chi com ~
Cities Sery - 2i2 Swift init - 142
Cord Corp ..... Ga
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Chicago Primary Receipts

Dec. II
Wheat ...................... 400 oOC
SS otn '..t'..-,.. Observation-Disclosures. BIS 00C
OaSS ''''..'........ ............... l4l ,00t
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AT COLUMBUS. D.-Jimmv Mack, Phil
adelphia featherWeight left iabhed his
way to ten-round decision over Marty
White. Of Philadelphia. Sunny Jacobs,
Philadelphia welter. in ten rounds.
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The City in Brief

Edward LaShelle, also will be a part
of the program.
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AT MILWAUKEE. Wis-Rav Miller. 1879.
Chicago decisioned johnny Dato. 1870.
Pittsburgh tl0l. Frank OBrien, 1914
Hartford. knocked out TAFT Littman. 1863,
Milwaukee t2l
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AT CHICAGO Harry Dublinskv. Chicago
lehtweight deCiSoned Prince Saunders.
ChlcaFo, H0l Raw Tramblie, Rockford,
NJ. Knocked out Bob Groshek Garv Ind
t4l Sollv DukelSkv Chicago. drew with
Pussy Wener Chicago. t6l
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AT FARGO. N D.-Dick Daniels, Mime
apoliS heavyweight. defeated Tommy
Pruett OF Brookings, s D. in six rounds;
frankie Knauer. Milwaukee welter.
stopped Howard Shiek OF Fargo in two
rounds.
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AT PORTLAND Ore.-Young F1rpo.
Burke, Idaho light heavywight, trimmed
Leo Lomski Of Aberdeen. Wash. in ten
fast rounds