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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-07-21
CHICAGO FRUIT MARKET
lBY United Press

CHICAGO. July 2O-Fruits and veg
eta les: Apples--Illinois transparents,
bushels 75cMS1.25 buShel Michigan. 75c0
sI5O. Cucumbers-I Illinois, bushels, 25@
75c Carrots-California crates. 6 dozen
punches. S2.2502.50; Illinois bunch. pa
2l2c Tomatoes-TenneSsee lugS S1@
125 Illinois fiat Tugs. 35965c. Sweet Pc
tatoes-Tennessee bushel, S1.75d1.85: Ala
hama. 81 75d1.85 observation-disclosures
pound cartons 25G 45c. Peaches-GeOrgia,
half bushels 75cMS1.25. Red Raspberries
pa pints. Michigan, S150M225. Black
Raspberries. $I.25ml,50. Lettuce-,C9lii-
fornia crates Sl.50 so; Illinois leaf let
tuce, 40d soc Beans-Ilinois green, BUSH
els, 4O075c; wax 50c9s1.25. Cabbage
crates, 35a doc Cherries-Mchigan. is
quarts. sour. 60cmS1 Canteloupe-Indi-
ana crates, S1m1.25; small crates. 75@ 85c.
Corn-Illinois sacks, 5 dozen, yellow, SOC
andS1. Peppers-Tennessee. bushel. %
@1.50. Onion Market (50-lb. sacks
California yellows, $1.I5G1.25; California
whites 81 65G 1855.
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AUTOMOBILE FINANCING
DISPLAYS SHARP GAIN
Total in First Five Months Nearly
100 Per Cent Above 1888.

% tUtttN ffESS
WASHINGTON, July 21.-Auto-
mobile financing for the first five
months of 1884 increased almost 100
per cent over the corresponding
period in 1888, the commerce de-
partment reports.
Retail financing of new auto
mobiles in the 1884 period was $22,-
670,779 compared with S12O,334, 727
for the 1888 period. Wholesale
financing for the 1884 period
period amounted to $44,92O,456 COM
pared with $181, POI ,OO3 for the 1888
period.
Used car financing in the 1884
period was $107443,4 16 compared
with $72,768,971 for the 1888 period.
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PLANS COMPLETED FOR
NEW EVANSVILLE STORE
Montgomery Ward to Build $4,000
Structure in State.
D Times Special

CHICAGO. July 21-Montgomery
Ward officials yesterday announced
that plans have been completed for
a branch store in Evansville, Ind,
to be built at cost of approximate
ly $4,000 The building officials
reported it is estimated to be ready
for occupancy about Dec. Is.
Earnings of the company, after
all charges and taxes, for the
month of June totaIed 1892, 592,
against a loss of 1901, 626 for the
corresponding month a year ago
Net profit for the five months
ended June 80 amounted to So
842,538, as compared with a loss
of $3,046,072 in the like period last
year
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Chicago Futures Range

BY United Press
July 20
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Other Grain
lBv unitnd Press

w GfHIoA8o re 5aly q or sq No. red frSp
al 0124; No red, 9924c@S1; 0112;- No;
5 red, 81; No. l hard. s1.0534; No.
hard. $1.o3@1O5A: No. I mixed, s1,037s;
No 9}c do s50 RIA 10$ Co No Vel
low low 65c: No : yellow. 6444 a 65Hc; No, 3
64I[c; No. yellow, 63l4 n &c: No. 2
white. 664c: No. 3 white 6524c;. No 4
white 6412c Oats-No. l white. 473zc, No.
white. 45M47Ac; No. 4 white. 44c; sample
grade white. 43 i2c. Rve-No sale. Barley
68@69e; qgqotable, 58@96cs TIMOTHY ny
provisions-Lard. 81; loose, S6.37; Bellies.
TOLEDO. July .2O-Cash grain. IN ele,-
yatorss transit billing; Wheae e9i a so req
OatsENo. 2 white. 49745Oc. oRye-No.. 2.
74lsG75lac (Track prices. 24l2c rate
Wheat--No. l red. 95la @96i2c; No, 2 req.
9412M95Iac. Corn-No. 2 yellow. 63 q sac:
No. 8 yellow. 62063c! No. 4 yellow. 61M
&c. Oats-No. l white. as l2 q 48c: No. z
white 45l2Q 47c; No. white. 452446i2c
ST. LOUIS. July 2O.-Cash Grain:
Wheat-In quiet demand. l to &c lower
on red and &c lower on hard No. ! red.
98c: No red 96i2N93i4c early, 96M &c
at the close No. red, 95i2c; No. 2 red,
garlicky 92i2M94c No. I red. garlicky;
CSC; No. red, smutty. 93l2M CSC, No 2
hard, .s1olia. early. O2A at close; no.
demand. unchanged to l2c lower. No; ?
yellow. 63ia n SAC: No 3 yellow, 63c; No.
yellow. 62l2c: No. 2 white, 68c. Oats
In fair demand. unchanged to &c lower;
No 3 white 4712c; No. white. IS as &C;
No mixed, 45c; No. red 47c
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BY Abbott. HonDin & CO..
July 20
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Chicago Stocks
. By ABBOTT Hoppin & CO..
Cash Grain
INDIANAPOLIS

July 20
The bids for car lots OF grain a. the
sail Of the Indianapolis Board of Trade.
f. o. b.. shipping polpt. basis l7i2c to river,
were.
Wheat-weak: No. / red, s9ls 9Ol &c,
No. red. So a69i &c; No. hard, 49, q
Corn-steadv: No. ? white 5sa SOC: No.
3 white. 56d 59c No. yellow. 56M So &C:
No. yellow. S. ? "a So &c, No mixed.
S. 2 Sc &C; No mixed i2d55iac
OatS-Steady. No. white. II g IS &c.
No. white. Al "a - &c.
Hay-f. o. b. country points taking
p &c or less rates to Cincinnati or Louis
FlIel-No. J tlm"-' v Sl3 1880
inspection
Wheat-No l red. 10 cars No. ? red. 40
cars, No 3 red cars; No. 1 hard. I cars:
No. ? hard, cars; No mixed. cars;
No. , mixed, 10 cars Total. l55 cars
Corn-No. white. cars: No 3 white.
Z cars No. white l car: No white. ,
cars; No yellow. IS cars; No yellow.
"a cars No { yellow cars; Sample vel
low cars; No ? mixed. car. Total
81 cars
oats..No., white. cars; No white, ,
cars Total s cars
Rye-No. !. cars: No ?. / car. Total
cars
Local Wagon Wheat
City grain elevators are paving IS cents
for No. 2 soft REQ wheat Other grades
on thelr merits
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FEDERAL FARM Loan BONDS

{ By Blyth g. Co.. Incl
July 90
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Wall Street
Developments of Strike
Viewed With Mixed
Emotions.
BY RALPH HENDERSON,
Tines special financial Writer

WAL STREET. generally
W e1eak king. views the strike de-
veIopments on the Pacific coast
with mixed emotions economically
IT, Is NOS uumludfu-. Of course, Of
the high cost o. the struggle, and It
realize the pei Utilities Of u spread
inr 10 other sections Of the country
bat -he belief Is expressed quite
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Declares 81 Dividend

By Z INES Special
CHICAGO, July 21-NOrthern Sc
curities Company directors this week
declares a dividend Of 50 a share,
payable Aug. /, to stock Of record
July %, the first payment since
Jan. 30. when a disbursement of 50
a share was made.
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-lNf4 + u a Z
the fact the
strike has be-
come general
may brIn g
% nehcial re-
suits to big
lusIhess IN
he long run
L is q %
secret OF
course. d a Z
industry has
been fearful
II labor trOu-
blcs for some
time The
MIRA. ID has
ooen argued
ulavcd into
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-07-21
Pennsr Stockholders nrnn

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. July 21-
Pennsylvania railroad stockholders
declined during June. for the fiji
tenth consecutive month. On July
/, there were 233.S26 against 234,246
on June / Of this year.
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Local Wagon Whe.

tFVNdT
City grain elevators are paving IS cent
for No. 3 soft REQ wheat Otner grace
on their merits
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Business Activity Drops

. 7 TWItS NUttIIt
WINCHESTER, Mass. July 2I-
General business activity last week
was 80 per cent below normal &C
cording to Winchester Institute Of
Finance index. This compares with
IS per cent below normal in the
corresponding week last year.
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Deaths

August warweg 49, city hospital.
pyelonephrosis.
Carl Tribby II. Riley hospital. chronic
Laura Belle. Burton. -. Coleman hos
Louis E Lathrop. u. Marott hotel.
coronaVy occlusion
Alvin Peters. 81. city hospital anemis.
Jimmie Liford. months. CITY hospital
ADpoionia Bartsch. So. Of 1902 Olive.
Herman EveTding' 50. Of 1925 South
Meridian. cardio renal
Bette Click. IS Methodist hospital
carcinoma.
Samuel T. Denny. SIS Veterans hospital.
chronic mvocarditis
Margaret Lombard. so. Of 1927 Hoyt
chronic myocarditls
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BY Abbott. Hoppin g. Co..
U. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS

by United Press
NEW YORK. July 20.-Closing Liberties.
Oecimals represent thirty-secondsl
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Produce Markets

Delivered in indianapolis prices; Heavy
hens, l0c Leghorn hens, &c 1884 broll-
ers. lbs and over. l6c; Leghorn broilerS
lie: a old roc ROSTERS siS &C. ducks and geese Sc
young guineas. IL to 3 lbs, zoe. old
Puineas. l5c: No. l strictly fresh country
must Weight IS lbs. gross; a deduction OF
10 cents a pound for each pound under
55 lbs win be made. Butter-No. i. ~
28c; No. ,. 25026c. Butterfat. zoe;
fBy United PressI
CHICAGO, July -Eggs-Market steady;
receipts, 1881 cases: extra frstS. l6@c;
ceipts. -13l2@14l2c; dirties, No. !. l3c;
No. 2. lie; checks: No. l, 12c; No. ?. lie
Butter-Market firm; receipts, 1901 tubs:
extra firsts, 9O-9112 score, 22l2@ 223 &C;
extras, 90 score, 2324c; flrsts,. $780,
2O14c; specials, 2414@2494c: standards. 24c
Poultry-Market unsettled. easy; receipts
% trucks; Leghorn hens. 9iac; White Rock
fryers, 15c: colored. 15iac; colored broilers,
1890; old geese. &c. turkeys, lac old
roosters. &C: Leghorn broilers. 1l2 lbs. up
5 29 6 gnder 56 rs 6uck &c. coo 56S
springs. 18c: Plymouth Rocks. zoe White
Rock 19c: hens, over lbs, 12c: under
; lbs. 1llac; black chicks, l2@13c; cocks
&c: barebacks. 13c Cheese-Twins. 1lG
l1lac; Daisies. 1112612c; Longhorn liza
llasc. Potatoess-Supply liberal; demand
ana trading slow, market weak, Idaho
russets, $3.50 so; Virginia cobblers, s1d
LOS showing decay, soc; Virginia barrel
cobblers. S185G205. showing decay. SITS
Arrivals, 120: on track, 329: shipments
846.
NEW YORK. July .-Potatoes-Steady;
Long Island. $163GI85 Dbl; New Jersey
sl.75 Dbl; southern. 65c1S1.75 bbl.;
Maine. s10115 Dbl Sweet potatoes
ern, basket, 85c0 1928 Flour-Firm;
springs. patents s7.50@7.75 Dbl, Lard.
Firm; middle west spot. S4656475 a 100
lbs. Dressed poultry-Steady; turkeys, Y a
&c; chickens. 9027c; broilers 17@26c;
capons. 25Q 35c; fowls. 100 l8c ducks, 12m
lac: Long Island ducks, 1215c. Live oultrY
roosters. lie: ducks. 8G11c1:' fowls. i3G
15c; broilers. 14M25c. Cheese--Dull. state
whole milk fancy to specials 18019c;
Young America. 1234013c. Butter-Re-
ceiptS. 9540 packages; market frmer;
creamery higher than extras 2502osAr:
extra (92 score). 2434c: first (90-91 score)
24N 2412c; first (88@c9 scOre). 23M231 2c:
seconds. 22m2212c. Eggs-Receipts. II 665
cases. market. firm: special packs. fnclud-
ing unusual hennery selections $780, I2c:
standards. 1812@1834c; frsts. 1624@17c;
seconds, 1512016c; medium, 15@15l2c;
drties, 15@15s4c; checks. 1312@14c.
CLEVELAND July 20-Butter market
firm; extras. 28c: standards. 28c. Eggs
Market steady. extra white. lie: current
receipts. lac. Poultry-Market steady: col
ored fowl AZ lbs and up. 15c; old
BOOSTERS. '10c. ducks white. lbs. and up
15c. Potatoes-Virginia, s1902 Dbl.
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Births

Girls
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HEAVY speculation in Canadian
Il mining stock has been going
fun blast for several months. Re
ports from the Dominion indicate
that it's exchanges have been en-
loving q bull market all their own
a great many of Wall Streets lead
ing traders nave participated The
opening % the Offices here repre-
Sents an attempt to expand the
scope of operations and 20 MAKE 1t
easier for Wall Streeters to keep
abreast of their Canadian market
activities.
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Cecil and Harriet Sparks. 2012 Valley.
Kenneth and Fave Bennett. S552 Ash
land.
Bows
Ora and Helen Hutchens 4041 Bowman.
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STOCKS DECLINE
| TO d POINTS
IN ACTIVE DAY
Many Issues Drop to New
Lows; Sales Heaviest
Since June 8.
BY ELMER c. WALLER
Inifed Pres sfan Corresnondrnf

NEW YORK, July PA mount
ing bearishnesS crept into share and
commodity markets yesterday and
prices were battered down in the
most active trading in several weeks
On the stock market trading was
around the million share level-the
best trading since the forepart of
June-with prices l to points lower
and many issues at new lows for
the year. Wheat prices were as
much as ? cents a bushel lower; cot
ton prices were about 81 a bale
lower and bonds were highly irreg-
ular.
The rail average slumped TO a
low level IN the DOw-Jones aver
ages since early January, the util-
lty average made a new low for
the year, while the industrial aver
age fell to the levels Of the fore
part Of this month.
The chief reason, Wall Street OBJ
servers said, was the disappearance
Of recently awakened initiation SEN
Jlment. Indications of a billion
dollar government refunding opera
ton in September was taken as
proof that no dollar devaluation or
new silver inflationary action was
contemplated at the present.
Stocks Meet Pressure
Initiation stocks were the first 10
meet selling pressure. This devel-
oped shortly after II a. m. United
States Smelling dropped to 1872 4
for almost 4 points loss. American
Smelling was off 2is points at
28@s. Dome Mines lost almost
points. Mcintyre PorcUpine was
more than a point lower.
Then came the rails with long
succession of new lows, including
New York, New Haven & Hart
ford. Delaware & Hudson. Baltimore
& Ohio and Delaware g. Lacka-
wanna. Each had a loss of l TO
more than ? points. Southern Rail
ways. generally depressed recently,
touched another new low at TIA for
more than point loss
Scattered through the list then
came new lows in every division,
including American and Foreign
Power, Wooden preferred, Aviation
Corporation. Commercial Solvents,
FlrcstOne, FreepOrt Texas, Good
year, Hudson Motors, Liquid Car
bOnic, Radio Corporation, United
Aircraft and Western Union.
When trading dried up around
noon and tickerS recovered normal
cy. prices started improving slight
ly. This was short-lived and to-
ward the close quotations we're near
the lows of the day.
United States Steel showed A
point loss at 80 Bethlehem Steel
also was a point lower; Atchison.
Topeka & Santa Fe held 27s points
loss at ST.. American Can was
of IL at &c. Chrysler was *
lOwerat 1885; General Motors was
= lower at BOZ.
Sales Total 100000 Shares
Du Pont dropped , points to SO.
Loew's lost a point to 26. American
Telephone was 3 lower at 1875.
New York Central was III lower at
81. Sears ROebuck lost more than
a point to just above ~. Union Pa
ci1c was ii lower at I15I5. West
nghouse dropped 21l points to 3d.
and National Lead slipped 49i points
to 156
Sales yesterday appropriated l.
100000 shares against $4,000 shares
Thursday. the heaviest since June 8.
Curb sales were 100000 shares
against 10000 shares Thursday.
Dow Jones preliminary closing
averages showed industrial 94.74 off
80 railroad 4065 of LAT. utility
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New York Bank Stocks
BY Abbott. Hoppin & CO..
-1f1iv %
Daily Price Index
BY United Press

NEW YORK july 20.-Dun & Brad
streets daily weighted price index Of
thirty basic commodities compiled for tbs
tis3o-is32 Average. 100
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Receipts, 900; Market, Steady

Lambs, 80 lbs. down. good ana
choice ...................- 1000 I50
(90-110 lbs) Good and choice 6.75G 725
go lbs. down. Com. and med. 5.000 600
Good and choice -........... 2.OO@ 800
Common and medium ........ 1000 200
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As July i, 1851 .......... 10i.65 1oi 0S
Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation
34s March IS 1964-44 ...... 1022l 1O224
The latter three quotations are in
thirty
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On Commission Row

July Il
Quotations below are average retail
prices being offered to buyers by local
commission house dealers
Apples-Fancy Delicious. $3.50. Trans
parents. s150Q225.
Northumberland crate. $3.50.
Cherries-Michigan Sour. loot. crate,
Oranges-California Sunkist. S565.5O;
Valencies, s4.50d5
Lemons-Sunkist S6.5007
Grapefruit Florida seedless, S4506475.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Indiana black.
24-qt. crate. S1.65: red. S20250.
Cantaloupes-In Indiana iumbos, flats, s 30
clio; standards. fats S.7561.75; Honey
dews S3.75.
PearS-Caiavos. So. so a box.
Watermelons-250 Use.
Bananas-A pound. SEC.
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Treasury Statement


WASHING TON july 2O.-Government
expenses and receipts of the current fiscal
wear 70 july Is. compared with the cor
responding period Of the previous fiscal
wear
This Year. Last Year.
Expenses s 307.07O. 450 38 500. so6. 469 AZ
REGENTS $50 400 33e oil T05 sis ae0 an
Deficit .. l56 64I no n lbs 2lo 4a0 NJ
Cash bal .. 1864 O36 644 46
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We geta hes

Sweet Corn-Home grown, do7., goa SOC.
Cabbage-Home crowns. buSheL Goa 75c
Celery Michigan fiat boxes. s1.25: me-
Onions-Texas yellow. 5O-lb. bag. SITS.
Potatoes-Rural New York 100-lb. bag.
S1.65; Idaho Russets. l00-lb. bag, So 25:
new, barrel. $3.50.
$3.50.
Beans-Round stringless. bushel. $1.5t
Beets-New. 25@3Oc a dozen.
CarrotS-Home grown. bushel. 81; doz.,
25040c
Observation-Disclosures basket, 5Oc@
$3.50.
characterization. 15-lb. basket. 90c: Ice
berg best, S3.75 a crate
PeaS-California, hamper, So
Radishes-Ohio. so doz punches, soc
Rhubarb-Home- grown, dozen. 25M 30c.
Spinach-Home grown, bushel, 50@75c.
Tomatoes-Hothouse 10-lb. basket, 75c;
original Tenn. 30-lb. lug. 81.
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PARIS. July 20-Francs were
1916 to the dollar yesterday 1886
cents a franco.
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DOLLAR GAINS SLIGHTLY
Pound Value Decreases to S5.04H in
American Currency.
By United Press

bW JVtttU FFtSs
LONDON. July 21.-The pound
was s5.O414 yesterday. Gold re-
NAMED at S3476 with the sterling
rate 1877 shillings 1912 pence, up one
halfpenny. Thursday the pound
was S5.043s.
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In the Cotton Markets
NEw ORLEANS
Retail Coal Prices
Domestic Retan Prices

IRE f--uu1ne urfces represent Quota
Trls from lsadirE Indianapolis coal deal
rrS s cash discount oi Is cents per tor
IS allowed
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tho hands If labor 20 such an ex-
tent tlst there was grave danger of
that element becoming. through
general uu.CnlzatiOn, the most
powerful political as Vol as eco
nomrc factor in the country. That
probably Is the real reason why We
have heard so much about indus
tlcs fsvorne company unions.
SO long as unionIzatiOn efforts
went ahead in more or less or
DERBY fashion it was quite clear that
LABOR had the government and a
large poruon Of the public on its
side. But now that a struggle has
been started which brings the issue
into national prominence and into
which the federal government may
be injected. whether or not it likes
the ASSIGNMENT. it is felt IN Wall
Street quarters that public senI-
mCut Is quite apt 10 swing away
from labor and IN the direction Of
industry. And since it came before
the uLinouizatiOn movement had
gotten wen under way the thought
ie advanced that the development
may be permanently handicapped.
CANADIAN brokers have begun
~ to move in on Wall Street.
Several members Of the Toronto
Exchange have established branch
offices lin the financial district, ana
some Wall Street brokers have pro-
vidcd facilities Tor trading in
Canadian securities. The reason. Of
course. Is that spectators are I'M
able To- get a run for their money
ON the New York Stock Exchange
or on tine Curb ald are looking iOr
new outlets for their ACTIVITIES.
When the world began 20 bid up
the price Of gold many gold-mnmg
properties M Canada took on
greatly increased values. Some which
could not be operated prOfitably at
an 40 the old price for the metal
were taken out Of cold storage and
shares against them placed on the
market.
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CHICAGO PRIMARY RECEIPTS
Debenture Date Set

By Times Special
NEW YORK, July 21.-Directors
Of the Magnolia Petroleum Corpora
ton, subsidiary of the SocOny
Vacuum Oil Company have called
redemption on Aug. IS, at 1907 of
SI,500,00 outstanding Az per cent
debentures.
Milford chronicle., 1934-02-16
DISCUSS CODE PROBLEMS
POULTRY MEETING TO
ICOnfinued from First Pagel

which is composed of seven repre-
sentative hatcherymen, with Byran
Pepper of Georgetown as its chair
man, will direct the operation of this
hatchery code as it pertains to this
particular industry in Delaware.
In addition to the discussion of
the code, the other important sub
iect which will be presented at this
meeting will include talk by II. r.
Baker. poultry disease pathologist of
the State Board of Agriculture. in
regard TO some of the recent discOV-
cries in connection with the preven-
tion and control of some of the poul-
try diseases which are prevalent i'm
this state. This subject should be
of special interest to all poultry
men. as well as to those who are
engaged in the hatchery business,
either for themselves or on the COM
mercial basis.
In all probability meetings of q
similar nature will be scheduled i'm
other sections of the state i'm order
that these facts may be presented
to all interested poultrymen and
Milford chronicle., 1934-02-16
he National Rifie Association.

the National Rife Association.
Forty crack rife teams of colleges
and universities OF the country are
competing In six different leagues
conducted by the rifle association
and great many more will be found
on hand when the national cham
pionships are fired at the close of
the league season.
In the scholastic team matches
Milford chronicle., 1934-02-16

sponsored by the junior division Of
the association, close to one hum
dred schools have teams entered.
The college and school team
matches are part of the association's
extensive winter program of indoor
.22-caliber rife and pistol competi-.
tions which will continue until
spring enables the marksmen to take
to their outdoor ranges.
Milford chronicle., 1934-02-16

Monday, February &c. c. G. No.
I VS.. Alumni; G. c. G. No. 2 VS..
Pierce Hardware.
Thursday, February 22-Battery +
VS.. Faculty; Alumni VS.. c. c. e. No.
2; Caulk Company VS.. c. c. c. No. l.
Milford chronicle., 1934-02-16
SCOUTS MAKE DRIVE
TO SECURE FUNDS
GConfinued from FyH PageJ

the number of troops in lower Del
aware has increased from Z in 1890
to 27 at present. These are located
in the following centers: Bridge
vile, Camden Wyoming, Cool
Spring, Delaware City, Delmar, Do
yer, Glendale, FELTON,, Frederick,
Georgetown, Harrington, Laurel,
Lewes, Lincoln, Middletown, Milford,
Millsboro, Milton, Ocean View, Re-
hoboth Beach, Seaford, Selbyville,
Smyrna and Townsend. Delaware
ranks at the top nationally. in num-
ber of troops per population. John
Darby is chairman in Frederick, and
Sinclair c. Campbell in Milton.
Milford chronicle., 1934-02-16
College, School Teams
Vie In Rifle Contests

Rife shooting continues to main
tain its popularity as collegiate
and scholastic sport, according to
Milford chronicle., 1934-02-16
c. c. c. NO. l WINS
BASKETBALL CROWN

rCOnfiHRed from First PaSeJ
winning goal fro mmid-court with
thirty second to play.
The standing of the teams for the
first half and games TO be played
nevt xpaal foIIOw.
Milford chronicle., 1934-02-16

Rooster-What you grouching
about now, mother?
Old Hen-Why, first our folks
went and bought an incubator to
take away my job, and now l see
they've brought home some egg
plant seed. There ought to be law
about 1t.
Milford chronicle., 1934-02-16
FOX SALE

FOR SALE-Maples. nursery stock.
w l.. Morris, Greenwood. Del fiG-lOtp
FOR SALE-GOod horse. works in all
harness. kind and gentle. ten years old.
blocky built. weighs 1850 pounds. Her
man Peck. Harrington. Del Itp