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Produce Markets

Delivered in indianapolis prices-Hens.
do1ac; Legh1o3rn hens. 73sc; heavy spring
horn springers. 7c; stays. &c: Ieghorn
U under IS, i t a.: ducks, a lbs; and
lbs, &c; geese, full feathered "a and fat Sc.
oyer IL: No y yoans toms Rsns z to 95 20 65
old tor toms YG od i So ever thin IN O Crooked aaS
breasted. &c; young guineas. Ia to lbs.
35c; old guineas. Csc; No. strictly fresh
eggs case must weigh SIS lbs. gross: a de-
duction of 10c a pound for each pound
g 97d 5oc IS lbs will be made Butter.No
Quoted by the Wadley Company.
BY UNITED PRESS
a2 HG TeSs6s EsP cases Extra rsst
l6c; fresh graded flrsts. Isaac; drties
storage extras. 90 score 221ac: storage
sa q 90 score PIES extra TSts
2Slsc: frsts. $780, score RE- 522isa 52s4c:
seconds. 86-S7la, score, 81 &c: specials. "a
24S s fscnFs S tTGcks tB4ev5 6
ducks. I2G 15c; geese, -12c: old ROSTERS &C:
lac: Plymouth Rock broilers. sc. Cheese
Twins: 14A q l4l2c: Longhorns. l412q
15c; daisies. 1412@ 15c. otatoes-Supply
dull: old stoek-Wisconsin round whites
s1.80d1.85; Minnesota round whites. part
" graded. s1.70: Idaho russets. $40 2.0712
combination grade. S1.75G1 30: Colorado
McClures. $3.50; shipments 329: arrivals
II: on track, 302: new stock market
nominally steady.
NEW YORK. Feb 17.-Potatoes-Stea
Long Island. $1.40G2.55 bbl.; state, s1.75
bbl.; Southern. s365.50 bbl. Maine. s1.35
6425 bbl.: Idaho. S2G2.30 sack: Bermuda.
S5.50d7 bbl.; Canada. S2.10G2.20 bbl
Sweet Potatoes-Steady; jersey basket. 40c
Gs1.50 Southern basket. 40cMs1.25. Flour
Steady. springs; patents. Sc. 65G $50
sack. Pork-Firm. Mess. sos so Dbl.
Lard Quiet. Middle West Spot-s6. SOC 6. 80
per 100 lbs. Dressed Poultry-Firm;
turkeys. 15d Csc; chickens. 9d2lc; broilers.
13 32l2c; capons. 19d32c; fowls. 13Q l6c:
ducks. 1iG14c: Long Island ducks. 15T
1512c. Live Poultry-Flrm: geese. 8qlZc;
turkeys. 18G23c: BOOSTERS. lie; ducks 8D
12c: fowls. 14d17c; chickens. 16d17c:
capons. 22c: broilers. 15G25c. Cheese
Quiet and steady: state whole milk.
fats to specials 1888. 10000; Young
America. 16c Butter-Receipts. 6.ll3
packages; market steady: creamery. high
er than extras 25iz a 26c: extra. 90
score. Csc 90 to 81 score 24izH2434c; first.
SO to go score 24d 24i4c: centralized. 90
score 244zc: centralized. 80 to 80 score.
24d 24kc. Eggs-Receipts. 81 .065 cases;
market. irregular; special packs. including
unusual hennery selections. 1912 n 20i7c;
standards, 15H19c frsts. 17lzc: seconds.
1sl2G17c:. mediums. lsizc; dirties. 1elzc:
checks f5c
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Addressograp -Multigraph Corporation
foreign business exclusive of Canada
showed an increase Of u per cent in
1888: sales volume of the corporation in
the last year was only IL per cent below
the high point reached in 1880.
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4IIt PtdCt IItdVIes "dV III
rebellion had won though in the terms of the treaties
subject minorities created.
The national aspirations of the Czechs the Yugo-
Slavs, the Rumanians and the Poles satisfied But
in destroying the political unity of the region its eco
nonlic unity destroyed There left a collec-
ton of independent states that were too small for
economic independence
MUS the peace conference did not solve the CEN
Il trail European problem For the weakness of the
Hapsburg monarchy, arising out of its denial of po
ltical nationalSm there substituted the weakness
arising out of economic nationalism among the dis
membered parts of what is by geographical necessity
and historic development single region.
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Missouri Pacific Railroad Company for
1888 had a net loss of s13 054. ATT after
taxes and charges against $40 260,S6i in
1892
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Claude Neon Electrical Corpora ton has
declared a special dividend OF 81 on
common. The company has called for
redemption on March 81 outstanding 9273
shares of the Z per cent cumulative pre-
ferred stock at S23 share and accrued
dividends.
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jealousies of France, Italy and Ger
many.
Each has preferred a weak and
diSunited central Europe to any
unification which it could not dom
mate. The diplomacy of the great
powers in the last ten years in
central Europe has at bottom been
policy of rule or ruin.
THEN the world depression set
Il tied upon central Europe and
what had been problem to be dis
cuSsed accidentally and played with
by diplomats became an acute crisis,
which has its center in Austria, but
its vital impact in every quarter of
Europe
For the people of the Danube val
ley there would appear to be three
ways they can go. They can be
conquered and be ruled from Berlin.
They can pass through a period of
social disintegration, ending no man
can say in what. They can form a
federal union, which is strong
enough to protect their independ-
ence and is large enough to give
them an economic existence.
1t is only the third way that Of
fers substantial promise for the flu
ture. A conquest by Berlin, no mat
ter what it's form or how it is dis
guiSed, can never produce order and
prosperity. The recently liberated
peoples will not surrender the indie
pendence they fought for and won;
France, Italy and Russia will never
assent to such an aggrandiZement Of
Germany A general social collapse
could not be endured very long. But
economic federalism would provide
solution.
EOR history has demonstrated
4 that economic unity of the
Danube Valley is possible, and the
experience of the past fifteen years
has demonstrated that it is neces-
sary. The people of that region
haze lived together for centuries and
OA1C AdOOO VI SCOSA dOAAy oAC AAAOA Z
compelling than the plans and the
intrigues of diplomats.
1t is to Paris and to Rome that
the world must look for the promise
of a decent solution. Theirs has
been the chief responsibility for
preventing a solution which would
have averted the tragic events now
happening in Austria and the in
calculable dangers that threaten
the whole of postwar Europe.
Theirs is now the chief responsible
ity for finding solution.
Conceivably it is too late. But it
is too soon to say that it is too late
The naked truth has now been
made plain to the French and the
Italian governments. They must
realize at last that their common
interests in central Europe tran
scend all their jealousies and all
their petty rivalries, and either they
must work together to maintain the
political independence of central
Europe and to reconstruct its eco
nomic unity or they will together
have to face chaos and the prob
ability of a European war.
Copyright. 1884
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LAW FORBIDS LIQUORS
TO KNOWN DRUNKARDS

Boston Revives Ancient Measure,
Effective Also Against Indigents.
By Unitcd Press
BOSTON, Feb. Thunder a re-
Gently revived Massachusetts, stat
ute, dispensers are prohibited from
selling liquor TO any one who is
drunk, or is known to have been
drunk within six months, or is re-
ceiving welfare aid. Twenty-Five
inspectors have been appointed to
enforce the order. The Lynn IL
cense commission authorized publ
cation of a list of the city's known
drunkardS.
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Deaths

Pearl Elizabeth Coyle. so. Sos North
Capitol Eodgin'S disease.
Theodore G. FIeSher. y. 1909 NORTH
Ewing lobar pneumonia.
John A. Lecky. IS. SS2sis Clifton. cere-
brai hemorrhage.
Franklin C. Murphy. 50. city hospital
cerebral hemorrhage.
Ray Z. Buck. SO. city hospital. skull frac'
ture.
Martha +. Binninger. IS. geo East Iowa
carcinoma.
Samuel Addison Byers. 81. st. vincent!
hospital chronic mvocsroitiS.
Blanche Eusweller. IS. Methodist hos
rital diabetes mellitus.
Charles Wright. }. Crooked creek
drowning.
cecil 4. Brooks. 81. Methodist hospital
hvDoStatsc pneumonia.
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Careful Study Given to Measure

authorities the Exchange Off
suitable all concerned it is
importance be given to
provisions reasonable that the
rather nigh
would
express well
indicated that
activities their fields in much
believe they
Washington and help build new
the bottom
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BY ELMER G. Waller
United Press Financial Editor

NEW YORK, Feb. 17.-Oils and
steels advanced to feature an other
wise irregular and narrow market
today on the New York Stock EX
change. The dollar eased in terms
of sterling and ruled steady in
other currencies; bonds were mixed
with government steady; silver
metal made a new high for more
than four years at 4614 cents an
ounce; wheat eaSed; cotton firmed
slightly.
There were two outstanding de-
velopmentS in the business news.
The first was a rise of 9 points to
So per cent of capacity in steel OPP
erations in the Youngstown dis
trict, and the second was a rise
of 100 per cent in building con-
tracts for January, as compared
with January, 1888. These items or
dinarily would have brought a
swift rally, but the market still was
dominated by uncertainties of reg
ulation; investigation into alcohol
stock pools, and air mail contracts.
Oil Shares Squirt
Denial of the injunction sought
by Transcontinental & Western Air
to restrain the postmaster general
from cancelling contracts had an
adverse effect on the aviation issues.
United Aircraft broke 2034, off IA,
and smaller losses were sustained by
others of the group.
Standard Oil of New Jersey spurt-
ed to a new 1933-34 high at so up
IL. One block of the stock con-
siSting of 10000 shares sold at that
price Standard of California rose
point to 421a, and fractional gains
we're recorded in nearly all others
of the section.
SteelS we're bid up when the
Youngstown district report was re-
leased. Operations there at 50 per
cent are the highest since Oct. IA
when they we're at SIS per cent.
Production year ago was 20 per
cent. Steel common crossed SO
against a previous close of SIS =.
R6puDllC OC6el IOS6 uedIIy d pO1AlCs
Silver Issues Irregular
Silver issues met some selling
after their recent rise and they
closed irregular.
American Commercial Alcohol
now being investigated, lost 2 points
to 40. Among other losers we're some
of the rails, utilities, sugars, amuse-
mentS and special issues. Demand
continued for the low-priced issues
with relatively heavy turnover in
Armour of Illinois "a" Pierce
Arrow, Park Utah and Radio-Keith-
Orpheum. Motor shares ruled firm
with Auburn up IL points for the
day.
Stock sales today approXimated
100000 shares against 2,187,000
shares last Saturday. Curb sales
were $4,000 shares against 100000
shares last Saturday.
Dow-Jones preliminary averages
showed industrial, 10907, up 0.46,
railroad 5202, up DOL, utility 1891,
off OH.
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STEEL SHARES
Squirt ON RISE
IN OPERATIONS
Others, Except Oils, Uneven
in Narrow Range; Late
News Favorable.
Average Stock Prices

Average, of thirty industrials for Fri
day: High 1926. low i07sO close l08.6l,
up 81. Average Of twenty rails: 50 60
Utilities: 26.55'' 1881. 1908 of .ls. Az
erage Of forty bonds 9239. up 40 Az
erage of ten first rails. 81 81. up AZ. Az
erage of ten second rails. 80 10. up 10.
Average of ten utilities. 95 80. up %. Az
erage of ten industrials: 1857. up 20.
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TOLEDO CASH GRAIN


DV JWIfJW I TI0o
In elevators transit bllingl Wheat-No
2 red 93l2694l2c. Corn-No. yellow
55d soc. Oats-No. 2 white, Ala 42c. Rye
No. 2. 67I2 959l2c. CRACK Prices 28l2c
rate. Wheat-No. 1. red, GOA 90l2c; No.
2 red, S9GS91ac; Corn-No. yellow, so Z
051izc: No. yellow, 49@5 Soc: No. vel
low. 4z1a a 49lac; No. yellow. 460 47c
Oats-No. 2 white, 371zG 40c; No. 3 white
sra SOC. Seed Close-Clover-March. 1925.
AlSike-CaSh $3.50
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In the Air

Weather conditions at 9 a. m:
Southeast wind, u miles an hour;
temperature. %; barometric pres
sure. 30.36 at sea level; general con-
ditions, high. thin, scattered clouds,
smoky; ceiling. unlimited; visibility,
two and one-half miles.
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CHICAGO CASH GRAIN

Corn-No, 3 mixed 48@4854c; No. mixed.
47i2c; No. 2 yellow 4894d49Ac; No 3
yellow, old, 50l2c; No. yellow. 47l2a
old, 4912c; No. yellow, 4512c; No 3
white, 5014c; No. 2 white. old. 501zc.
sample grade. white, 35c. Oats-No. 2
able, 50@80c. .Timothy-$7 25d750 clover
seed. $11m14.25. Cash provisions Lard
$6.42; loose, $685. leaf $6.25; bellies So.
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NEW PLANE MAKES BOW
Craft Will Land on Land, Snow or
Water, Russians Say.
By United Press

81 CnltCU PTeSS
LENINGRAD, Feb. ia three
way airplane, designed to land on
water, land or snow has been COM
pleted by the Scientific Aviation
Research institute here. A seven
scatter, it is built entirely of wood
The plane will serve the air lines
of the Leningrad district.
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CHICAGO FRUIT MARKET
By United Press

by tHIfen PTtSs
CHICAGO. Feb. 7.-Apples-MiehiEan
Jonathans bushel. sl50d175; Baldwins
bushel. sI35G1.50. Carrots-Ilinois. IS
n COO bushel. Spinach-Texas, 60d 75c
bushel. BeanS-Southern green. s2d2 50
wax s2d225. Observation-Disclosures 20H
32lzc pound cartons. Cucumbers-
Central Western dollhouse, S225n2.75. 2
dozen. Tomatoes-Fiorida $16225 box
Celery-Michigan. 75cds1.25 square crate
Parsnips-Illinois 90c bushel Sweet
Potatoes-Tennessee 81 40 bushel Indiana
s1.50d1.75 bushel basket. Rhubarb-
Michigan dollhouse. 25640c. Onion Mar
ket f50-lb. sacksl Western Valencias. SIG
135 Central western Yellows, sl.056
Ito. Western Whites. ($i.5o02.
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WISCONSIN FARMERS
SPUR HOP CULTIVATION
First Crop of 10000 Tons Due to
Bear in 1885.
BIZ United Press

BIZ Uritcd Press
PLATTEVILLE, Wis, Feb. IT.
Wisconsin hop farmers were caught
mapping when beer became legal,
and as a result the state, which
leads the nation with seventy-seven
active breweries, is importing most
of its hops.
Hops planted this fall will bear
their first crop in 1885, and experts
predict that nearly 10000 tons will
be produced for the 1885 market in
Wisconsin.
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LABORER LOSES ARM
Member Severed While Unloading
Steel From Truck.

Norman Petty, 30, of 227 North
LaSalle street, suffered a severed
arm today while working on a truck
unloading steel at the Crown Prod
uctS Company, 3401 East Newton
avenue. Petty was taken to the
city hospital. His condition is dam
gerOuS.
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Other Livestock
BY UNITED PRESS

CINCINNATI, Feb. .-Hogs-Receipts.
1900. including 1889 direct and through
ing sows, weak; top and bulk. 16O-236 lbs
SIS; 230-25O lbs, $3.50: 5O-3O0 lbs, S47OG
4.S0; few better, 14O-160 lbs. $4d475;
m Eo%t 1dS p4 s 81 Gn on lighter weights
low. Cattle-Receipts $50 Calves-Re-
ceipts, rs. Sheep-Receipts. 25.
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Today and Tomorrow :
Austria Hungary Collapse in 1918 Gained Subject
Peoples independence.
by WALTER LIPPMANN

THE breakup political organization necessarily
period political disturbance For generations
the the political ORGANIZATION OF the p
Anticipated could not reform
Wch rueo
existed long did, though was
of
Within the boundaries of Hapburg realm there OF
free oerab existence In 1918 Austria
Hungary collapsed dmembred the subject peoples their
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Births

Howard and Catherine Phillips. el7l
Buckingham avenue.
Lora and Leona Childers. 2509 North
Station.
William and Esther Sexton. 7l2 East
SiXty-ffth.
George and Maroelle wissel. i4o4 Broad
way
Twins
Emmett and Gertrude Harbold. 1926
Meredith. boy and girl -
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Henderson, application of the rule 1t is con-
II stretched instances
what
selling in 1929
suppose market action at the
1t is difficult to determine
purpose demoralzng the market
equally when pool operating
unfairly influence the price security.
Exchange that
Fletcher bill had been introduced
rather interesting story
behind Whitney stated however that officials OF the Exchange
would have been put through
irrespective the proposed legislation.
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MARRIAGE Licenses

Millard Barger. IS. Mahslasville. Ind;
farmer. and Laura Newman, l9, OF ll2l
Barrett avenue. housekeeper.
Walter Siebenthal. %, Of 1902 Beecher
street. truck driver. and Pauline cavern.
10 Of $50 Buchanan street. housekeeper'
Maurice Hart 81. of $50 East Georgia
street. clerk. and June Drake, 29. OF $40
East New York street. housekeeper.
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Bright Spots
CBy Abbott. Hoppin & Co.

tBy ADDOtL, dOppln q SO.l
Real Silk Hosiery Mills, Inc, and sub
I profit Of si74 s47l5 after all charges,
against 500. 794 as in 1882; Consolidated
deticit Of the company foT last year was "a,
| amounted to s755. oOs 20 against s948. 055 80
on Dec. 81, 1882.
Directors Of the Pennsylvania Water
and Power Company declares the regular
quarterly dividend of IS cents per share
on the common stock and SL25 on the
preferred stock, both payable April 2.
of recrd March Is.
Addressograph-M ultigraph Corporation
foreign business. exclusive of Canada
showed an increase Of u per cent in
1888; sales volume of the corporation, in
the last year was only IL per cent below
the high point reached in 1880.
Eighty-sixth annual report of the Penn
Mutual Life Insurance Company released
sS showed an ~ increase %S of 8s5 40 IN the
pec 81 o we're Tee $500 s Surplus
for mortality huctuation. asset fuctuation
and other contingencies were s26.232. $50.
Delaware & Hudson Railroad Com
pany in year ended Dec. 81 had a net
loss of S3,6s9.712 after taxes and charges
against S4,477,591 in 1882.
Missouri Pacific Railroad Company for
1888 had a net loss of s13 054.4 AIT after
taxes and charges against $40 ,260,86l in
1882.
Claude Neon Electrical Corporal ton has
declared a special dividend Of 81 on
common. The company has called for
redemption on March 81 outstanding 927S
shares of the I per cent cumulative pre-
ferred stock at S23 share and accrued
dividends.
Western Union Company report for
year ended Dec. 81 shows a net income o.
81 634. 1872 after all charges against net
loss Of s842 sos in 1882.
Louisville Gas and Electric Company
declared the regular quarterly dividends
of 4334 cents on the Glass A and B
common stocks.
American Telephone and Telegraph
Company for year ended Dec 81 had a
net income of S137, 456,776 after charges
equivalent to s7.37 Net profit amounted
to $3.50 a share after deficit of s13, 772,000
on Western Electric Company
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ST. LOUIS CASH GRAIN


bY JWIIIW ITGd6
ST. LOUIS. Feb. 17.-wheat- In good
demand, steady to l2c lower; No. ? red
S1iac: No. 3 red gariicky. 91iac. No. red
garlicky. 87l2c; hard wheat i4c lower TO
i4c higher No. 2 hard 9l09ll2c No. 3
hard, 90l2c, No. 2 dark. 91lzc. Corn In
fair demand. unchanged; No, 2 yellow
49c: No. yellow 47laG48i2c oats In
slow demand. unchanged; No. burt, 80 "a
n soc.
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10 CENTS BUYS CANVAS
Water Color of Famed Statesman
Sold at Auction.

BIZ UnltPd Press
MONTREAL, Feb. ia water
color painting of Sir Wilfrid
Laurier, great French-Canadian
statesman, was sold for ten cents at
public auction held here by the
city. The audience enthusiastically
applauded when the painting was
offered, but only two put in bids.
One bid five cents and the other
ten.
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NJ. CZechO-
they
naonalm of the the
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cate that the b is present form 70 meet oppose
ton in Washington Even President Roosevelt is said
10 be in favor of some modification and House Major
itv Leader Byrns was quoted recently as saying it
would be substantially modified" before it is passed
BY congress.
one of the rules just passed by the Exchange may
be open 10 criticism 1t is the dealing with pools
and prohibits members or their partners from par
ticpating in having any interest in the profits OF
any pool syndicate Joint account organized or used
Intentionally for the purpose of unfairly influencing
the market price of any security by means OF options
or otherwise and With the intention of making profit
thereby"
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Bank CIearingS
INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT
Treasury Statement
By United Press

BIZ JNtCd PrcsS
WASHINGTON. Feb. 17.-Government
expenses and receipts of the current fiscal
year to Feb. IS. compared with the cor
responding period of the previous fiscal
year:
This year. Last Year
Expenses SO. 96S. 569. 87478 S3.189. IT'S. 38I 30
Receipts 81. $40. asa, 88071 1,204, 961 800 30
Surplus. S 656 885, 00593 xS1, 964 8l3, SOL. 90
Cash Bal S4270 078. $40 "a
IN
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Retail Coal Prices
DOMESTIC RETAIL PRICES

The following prices represent Quota
tons from leading Indianapolis coal deal.
ers. cash discount of rs cents per ton
Is allowed.
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Wall Street
Possibility That Washington and Wall Street May Get
together on Exchange Law Seen.
.gY RALPH Misunderstood
linz, sn.ciaI -FinanelaI Writer

IT looks very Stock Exchange and the egat-
together regulations which
Of Exchange operations ana at the
Of such institutions Inc
rules which would appear to
al the Richard Whitney president
the purpose the Fletcher Dill
en- far as II seeks 10 prevent manipulation security and
wise speculation"
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u. S. Government Bonds
by Abbott. Hoppin g. CO..
Eak II

By United Press
NEW YORK, Feb. 17-Closing liberties
(decimals represent thirty-seconds).
LIBERTY
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INDIANAPOLIS WAGON WHEAT

City grain elevators are paying 80 cents
on their merits.
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The precise length of the solar
year is II minutes less than 1851
days.
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PROVES HE'S AIRMINDED
Funds Lacking for LIE Bourget,
Councilman Would Build Others.

OUuIcIILIIah WOuId BuIId UtherS.
By United Press
PARIS, Feb. 17.-While lack of
funds has temporarily halted the
work at LIE Bourget, which is to be-
come a model super airport, Coun-
Gilman Rioter has introduced a bill
for creation of three other such
airports.
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MAY Contain LOOphOle

The use Of the word unfairly may make quit
difference in the application of the rule. 1t is con
avabIe that n could be stretched in some instance
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Federal Farm Loan Bonds
(By Blythe & Co. Inc0
New York Bank Stocks

Home Loan As. july /. 1851. .. 94H s5