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Evening star., 1934-05-03
BOYS
CLOTHING

1SI Boys Pre-shrunk Covert
Khaki Shorts, sizes 8 OS
to ) IoC
19I Sanforized Wash Suits,
IN IN sizeS . to Sl.20
100 2-pc. Fast-color Pajamas,
slip-on or coat style; nI
sizes 8 to is. 3l
80 Ed Wynn Sweat Shirts,
white with red or vice OS
versa; sizes rs to 90. 1OC
6j-s9c Boys and Prep's
Woven Madras Shirts, 90
sizes IL u to IA oOC
96-29c and 39c Silk 10
initiated Ties ....... lOC
2I-S295 Junior Boys Blue
Cheviot Suits, 3 pcs, 60
sizes 8 to 10. S%
i'll BOYS Base Ball Caps, two
toned effects. all sizes o.
and colors .......... NOC
39-S1.25 Boys Pre-shrunk
White .Longies, some 70.
soiled: broken sizes. -. &c
(Second Floor. The Hecht Coz
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CORSETS AND
FOUNDATIONS

36 Side-Hook 1I-inch Mesh
Ss GIrdles' sizes 20 and Sl.05
20
Wolfe COrsettes with side hooks
in sizes "a to IS: Side Hook
NOile Girdles in co a.
sizes 2S to 81. -. %. IO
(Third Floor, The Hecht Coz
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CHILDREN'S
SHOES

100 Prs. $3.50 Boys and Girls
Two-toned Welt OK CT IN
fords; sizes IL to 3 SI. ~
SC Prs; 50 Jr. Misses ct OO
OxfOrds. broken sizes o lsOO
81 Prs. 81 Jr. Misses White
Calf Strap Pumps and
Black Calf GhiIlies, CT -0
broken sizes ..... o
(Second Floor. The Hecht CO..
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Handkerchiefs

5,-3 for SOC and . for 81
Mems initiated Hand
kerchiefs; J, F, K, N, o Jno
and T lOC
so DOZ. Wom-
fds Handterehiefs. hefa e for 39c
Jr. Misses Pink and Green Bor-
Serfhi.f, 4 e e i a Hand, 6 for l9c
100 DOz. Mems and Women's
Fine Handkerchiefs; white.
p Daste1s i t ntS and IL for 69c
Main Floor. The HechH Cnl
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THRIFT SHOP
SAVINGS

Sc - 1895 to S5
Misses Tweed Swag- GO ~
SUITS ........ C-s1b
95-S5.9J to S6.95
Misses Tweed Sxag- cOOS
ger Suits ..... 5Os I'd
2S-S6.95 Misses Bedingotes
sRasser spslHS cGeiI ooa5 n S3.05
S-S6.95 to SIO.95 Women's
and Misses Street
d A tern on 90 AS
Dresses ...... spD Itb
5-SS2.95 to S5.9J Misses
Street and Sunday GO ~
Mite Dresses. .... C%.
8-$3.95 to $5.95 CT OS
Misses Street Dresses y oI.1O
Broken Sizes in Each Group
(Thrift Shop, Third Floor
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.JR. MISSES
APPAREL

2-S1.95 Street and GO or
Afternoon Dresses :. pO'Ic
I2-S1.95 and SIO.95 One and
Two Piece Crepes and o. or
SheerS ........... %os ~
2-SI2.95 Crepe Eve cE OS
ming Dresses ...... Sos Io
6-Sl6.95 Jacket Dresses with
linen collars and eIA OS
cuffs. ............ pAO'/o
6-S 3 .95 New
Chiffon Z veni ing 91A OS
DI eSses ......... @Aos ~
3-SIO.95 Chiffon cL AS
Afternoon Dresses Dos ~
6-SJ.95 Sue inc
RaincOatS, in broken 60 az
sizes ............. SZ.S0
Broken sizes in each group.
(Young Washingtonian'S Shop.
Third Floor
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forSl

rsMna'ia rsjama nns.mbles: G,5is, hny0H siHe 8 81
2-SI.59 Crepe de Chine CT
Combinations; size 10. CI
2-59c Boys Gauze
Isle Union Suits; size o.
~
2S-33c Rayon Briefs %.
for girls; 8 TO H.. -OC
Second Floor. The Hecht Coz
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GIRLS APPAREL

9-S2-99 Silk Dress in
street shades. Sizes CT SA
W ~ "
23-S3 .95 Silk Dresses in
street shades. Sizes Ct OS
10 to 10 ....... SI.10
s5-S5.95 Silk Dresses 60 n
in sizes 10 to TO-. SO. 10
3-S3.95 Silk Dresses in
10 to Il l".' ..,.. 0.ISs ... S2.95
46-S1 and SI.95 Straw rn
and Felt Hats. DUO
4-S1.69 Wool Check 20.
Skirts in broken sizes O1C
4-S5.95 Girls 3-pc.
Suits; size s to GO OK
1t -
(Second Floor. The Hecht Co..
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RADIOS
LAMPS

and Shades rust
S-$II9 Pottery Table
Lamps and Shades trust cl
COLOR .............
10 59c Parchment
iZed Paper Shades; as To-
is
S-S1.5O Wrough Iron
Pin up L mps and o.
Snducs
2-S295 BOudoir Clock CT
Lamp and Shade. CPL
$685. Imported CO o.
Chinese Lamp Bases p@'IC
1O-S3.95 Assorted BOu-
dOir Lamp Bases; large GI
2-S5.95 Three pc. GO OS
Console Lamp Set. t2o'
S-S1.19 Colonial Chip CI
pendale Mirrors. ....... CA
(Fourth Floor, The Hecht Co)
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Hand-Rolled
Handkerchiefs
lOc

Bright colored floral
prints to go with
your sport frockS.
(Main FloorD
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BETTER DRESS
SHOP

40-SIO.95 to SI3.95 Misses
and WOmen's Crepe cH AS
Crepe Dresses. ..... SO.1O
and
SI6.95 Misses and nTnAC
WOmen's Dresses S III. 1o
2O-SI6.95 to S25 Misses and
WOmen's Crepes,
Sheers and Redin- ceIO n
gOtes . 1879
lO-S S25 Misses cIG a.
Crepes and Sheers ClOs1O
Broken Sizes in Each Group.
(Third Floor. The Hecht Coz
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CURTAINS AND
UPHOLSTERIES

~ ~ liz II - - nSA(
80 prs.-SI.29 Tailored RayOn
maize N ss Curtains. Curtains .89c pr.
4 prs.-S1.29 to S159 Sam
tains. R,f ks5tled sdiled cur. Cur. 49c pr.
30 - 29c to 39c
Chintz-covered Pill JOo
lows
25-S1 Kiddy Hassocks TO-
with shaped back. a|C
1O-S1.59 TO S1.95 Nov c1
city Hassocks ........ SI
6-$2.95 Novelty S15O
HasSOckS
2O-S1.29 Canvas Roll up
Porch Shades IS #. wide, z #.
drop), with all neces-
sary fl t t n S. Blue zOo
6LTlpe
(Sixth Floor. The Hecht Coz
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Goat and Suit Shop. Third Floor. The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1934-05-03
Clearance! Linens, D0mestics

1-s9.o5 Double Damask
Cloths Cloths. Size S7.95
1-S12.9J Double Dam
s,ae sss sdSIi4 H,Sia.i SlO.95
2-SJ9J emstitched
Linen Damask GO a.
Sets. 66X66.. CO. ~
1O-s2.95 Lady PepperelI
S,h,t 5 h eet had Sets, .its Sl.05
3-SI.59 Chenille
Lid Covers. 20
SOlled ....... o/S
I-S1.i9 Chenille 20
Lid Covers. $50. o>C
Evening star., 1934-05-03

6-SI 90 Venice
Lace DOilies. Size IN.
l0Xl4 ........ fOC
3-SIO.95 Heavy Double
Damast 1a1I"a Cloths S7.95
I6-S2.95 Hemstitched
Irish Linen Dahnask Sets.
66X9O. 5 nap GR o.
kins ..-... 900
6-SIO.95 Hemstitched
Damask Sets.
,6SI.l 66Slo4: II S8,05
I2-9Ic Chinese
Filet Lace Cloths. 0Oo
54x54 ........ OoC
2-SI.05 Bar
Tow Sets c1 00
(2 towels .. CI'OO
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-13
BY ELMER c. Waller
United Press Financial Editor

NEW YORK, March 13.-United
States Smelling, leader in the silver
division, spurted points, to 131, at
the opening on the Stock Exchange
today.
The general list fuctuated in a
narrow range in moderately active
trading.
A majority Of stocks made small
gains. Atchison rose to 81, up p
on 1000 shares. Ohio Oil opened
at 1412, up z on $500 shares.
Standard Of California gained a
fraction. Standard Of New Jersey
was unchanged at 455s. American
Telephone, strong spot in yester-
days session, was unchanged at
1875.
Loew's, Chrysler, Westinghouse
Electric, s-Roebuck. National
Distillers and Western Union made
small gains in their respective di-
visions International Nickel was
unchanged at 271l in light trading
despite a favorable report issued
today.
United States Steel common
opened at 5438, up a. Other steels
held steady to firm. A dip of 1.5
points in the rate of steel opera
tons for the country reported by
the American Iron and Steel in
stitute was not considered a break
in the uptrend. Shutdown of a mill
for repairs might have caused the
decline.
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PORK MARKET
DIPS IS CENTS;
CATTLE STRONG
VeaIerS Remain Unchanged
at $3.50 Down; Lamb
Market Steady.

Porker prices resumed the de-
cline of the previous session in
early trading at the local stock
yards this morning and the ma
jority Of all grades displayed a loss
of Is cents under yesterdays aver
age.
Initial trading developed slow and
receipts remained around normal
The bulk, 100 TO 300 pounds. was
selling at S440 to $4.55. Early top
held at $3.50. Other kinds, weigh
ing 300 pounds and upward, sold
at S425 to $4.45
Weights scaling from 1870 to 100
pounds brought S3.25 to S375, while
lighter classes, 100 to 100 pounds,
were salable from 81 to So. Re-
ceipts were estimated at 6000
holdovers, STA.
Large improvement was registered
in local cattle conditions, with sew
eral grades of choice steers around
Is to 25 cents higher than the previ-
Gus figures. Initial top was quoted
at S735.
Few other classes remained steady
to strong, while some grades were
reported selling slightly higher than
the early Top. Vealers held fully
stationary with yesterdays opening,
salable at $3.50 down. Cattle receipts
we're 1900; calves, 700.
Initial action was scarce in the
lamb market, with practically all
classes strong TO slightly higher at
$3.50 down Some grades continued
inactive during the early trading.
Receipts numbered 600.
Bids on hogs at Chicago moved
around 10 cents lower than yester-
days average at $445 down. The
initial weakness centereG IN mostly
all classes. Receipts were estimated
at 10000, including 5000 directs;
holdovers, 5000 Cattle receipts
numbered 1900; calves, $780, mar
ket weak. Sheep receipts were 10,-
900; market strong.
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Produce Markets

Delivered in Indianapolis Prices Hens
lie, Leghorn hens &c. Leghorn spring
er-sStagS &c; large springer-Staggs, t9G;i
foSh Cd and fat f0SA bs ' and uc over
geese. &c; Young .guineas IA to lbs;
SOC; old guineas, zoe. No. l strictly fresh
country run eggs, loss off lac each full
ton of 10c pound for each pound under
SIS lbs. vii lbe made Butter-No. l. 500
gle, No. 2, 27d28c; butterfat. 23c.-Quoted
by Wadley
BY United Press
rm iT receipts I 1881 cases Extra rss
tic; fresh graded f1rsts, lilac; current re-
ceipts 1594c; checks, lac; dirities, 14lac
Butter-Market. easy receipts 6 $50 tubs IS:
standards, 80 score, 2234d23c; extra frsts
90-9112 score, 2414d24l2c firsts. 88@ 89l2
score. 23d2394c; seconds. 86d87l2 score
24c; standards 2424c. Poultry-Market
steady; receipts: q trucks. two cars due;
turkey hens, 17c; Light hens, lac; Leg
colored springers, lie; Plymouth Rock
broilers. 26l2c; geese 12c. Cheese-Twins
I4I2m l424c; Longhorns; 15@15i4c DAISIES
liberal; demand and trading SLOW; market
weak Wisconsin Round Whites 81 10;
N,e6655as5ba Triqmphsi 81 IS Idaho Russsets
ISL Minnesota Red RED River ohios. 80
new stock. supply moderate; demand and
trading slow; market. slightly weaker;
sales to jobbers. Florida bushel crates,
Bliss Triumphs. S1.65G1.70.
NEW YORK. March 13.-Potatoes- Easy,
Long Island, S1.30m270 barrel; southern
81. 50@ $50 barrel; Maine. S140d ABS bar
rel; Idaho, S2.40d2.50 sack; Bermuda. So
a 765 barrel; Canada. S2.15d2.30 barrel
Sweet potatoes-Dull; Jersey basket. SOC
@s1.75; southern basket. 5Ocd s1.35. Flour
higher: springs: patents Sc 60@ $50 barrel
Pork-Eas ier: mess. rs barrel. Dressed
ems. 8029c; broilers. l4d SOC: capons, Is
n 33c: fowls, la l8c Long Island ducks
15d l5i2c. Live poultry-Steady. geese
IA 1Oc turkeys, f8d 24c; ROSTERS, 1Oc;
ducks 80 l2c; fowls 15G 18c: chickens
l3dl9c; capons. 22c: broilers pa Csc
Cheese-Steady; state whole milk specials
19d zoe; Young America, Ice.
CLEVELAND, March -Butter-Market
barely steady; extras, 29c standards 29c
Eggs-Market, firm: extra whites, 1910;
current receipts. l6c Poultry Market
weak: colored fowl, medium. 16M lie; Leg
horn fowl 3i2 lbs. and up 13G lac. Leg
horn fowl light, PC; springers smooth
ored broilers. ia 28c; stays. 12c: roost-
erS. &c; ducks white, lbs and up ia
l6c; ducks light. Ice; geese, 12dl3c. Po-
ratoes-Maine best. So so: Idaho. 50 25G
2.35: Ohio and New York best, s2.10m2 IS:
Florida Blue Triumphs. sl.65Gl.75 per
bushel box.
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March 13-
Fruits

Fruits
Apples-New York Baldwins. fancy
81 81; to a l;85; fancy Staymans, s225; fancy
Floridas s303,75. u Ina '"ANiS'' S'@ =
Lemons-sunkist S. Red Ball. $3.50.
Elo appropriations ~ + seedless 8Os. So
xberTies-Florida. pint, 14a15c; &c.
=, cTanbeTraies-C C Howes. Eatmores. 25-
Melons-Argentina Honeydews. $2.75.
., Peeaars-Florida, Avacados. so; Calavos
Bananas-Per pound. cents.
Vegetables
Cabbage-New Texas. s135 per half
crate; Florida red. 81 so per hamper
Celery s25Od3.5O a crate;
mammoth bunch 75c; medium bunch 45c;
hearts dozen bunch S135
red, 81 35 Iowa white. So
Potatoes-Northern round white lOO-lb
bag s2l5 Red River Ohio5. $3.50; Maine
Green Green Moo1gn 9t $265; Colorado Nc
Wyoming Triumphs 5O-lb. bag. $40: New
Florida Triumphs So
Sweet Potatoes Indiana Jerseys pei
bushel, 50; Porto Ricans $3.50
sparagus-California select crate. s4.75
B, Bean IS stringless, sS25; new
,,, B3ieets-New Texas .3-dozen crate. $3.50;
Carrots-California 6-dozcn crate. 50 .25:
bulk new, So; bulk old. Sis.
Caulif1ower-Califor S16O
CucumberS-Hot house per dozen. S115.
Lettuce-Hot house 1O-lb. basket. 55c:
Peas--3O-lb. hamper. $275.
Radishes-Hot house buttons 45c a
dozen. long white. 4Oc per dozen
Rhubarb-Hot house. SOC a bunch
Splnach-NeW Texas. 81 per bushel
Iomatoes-Repacked, lob. carton. 81;
selected, cellophane wrapped 81 rs:
original Florida 3O-lb. lug. 81.
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(By Fenner 81 Beane)
March IA
Fright Spots


American Ice Company in 1888 had a
net profit of S872 489 after federal taxes
and appreciation. equal after payment OF
all other charges including dividends on
the 6 per cent preferred stock to cents
a share on the common stock. against
st,424313, or S1O4 a share in 1882.
Safeway Stores in 1888 earned S411
a common share against S422 in 1872.
Atchison. Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad
Company car loadings for own lines and
connections in week ended March 10
totaled 2l.66o cars against 2O927 IN the
previous week.
Northern Pacific Railroad January net
loss was 1897, 1911 against SLAB, TAB in
January, 1888
National Enameling Company in 1888
earned $3.50 a common share against
net loss OF $4393 21 in 1882.
HoudailIe Hershey operation in Janu-
airy resulted in a profit against a loss
of more than 100000 in January last
year. Owing to heavy production sched
uies it has been necessary to operate four
of the cOmpany's principal plants
twenty-fOur hours a day. The company
cient to maintain production at high
levels for an extended period.
Lambert Company declares the regular
on the common stock.
Steel operations last week increased 8
per cent to 81 per cent of capacity. &C
cording to the magazine Steel.
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacture
ing Company and subsidiaries in 1888 had
a net loss of S8364. BAL after charges
against SO 903 $40 in 1882.
Chicago Pneumatic Tool Company and
subsidiaries in 1888 earned 50 cents a
share on the $3.50 cumulative conven-
tional preferred stock against net loss
of 1886, 544 in 1882.
Singer Manufacturing Company de-
clareS an extra dividend of 81 and the
regular quarterly dividend of $3.50 on
the common stock.
Fairbanks Morse and subsidiaries in
1893 had a net loss of ST. 49, 39 after
charges against 81 547,231 in 1882
Pittsburgh Coal Company 1888 net loss
was $2,8682 40 after charges against
s2,882,5 79 in 1882.
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in a hurry by centralized public
control and to have time to think
about the broader implications of
what he is doing
The MIRA has had its field day of
criticism. 1t ought now to have a
few days of silent and searching
thought before it leaps forward
again to solve in few well Swoops
a collection of problems that no.
body can conceivably solve who is.
as General johnson described the
MIRA officials, extended to the limit
Of nervous and physical capacity"
Such men can not hope to make
wisely the infinite decisions and
rulings necessary if MIRA is to be
used as a high speed engine of re-
covery, and they ought not to try
to do it. They will go further if
they work more carefully for the
long future.
That is its real task. It is a big
one The task of promoting recov-
cry is being carried on effectively by
other means.
Copyright 1884
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-13
NEW YORK COFFEE FUTURES

March l2-
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Marriage Licenses

Eldon Berry. % of 1919 Orion avenue.
supervisor, Dorothy Warfeld. o. OF 1927
Central avenue, housekeeper
L. =. JeSsup, Is, English hotel. musician,
and Dortha Hubbard, %, Of 4058 North
Capitol avenue. operator.
Riley Jones. ri OF 807 Blake street
laborer. end Cerilda Murphy "a. of 1926
North Senate avenue housekeeper.
jay Lewis 46. Fl. WAYNE. salesman, and
Nellie Ferris. 81. OF 1850 Udel street,
housekeeper
Clarence Stuart. % of 1921 Spann ave-
nue., mechanic. and Verlie Corbin. 29, Of
1910 Bates street. housekeeper.
Fred McNorton. "a Woodruff place. fill-
ing station attendant and Mary Ellen
Duncan. 81 OF 1886 North Temple avenue.
StenOgrapher.
street laborer and Mvrene Branham. II.
of 9l6 Blake street. useEeeper.
Russell Morris. %, OF 1856 East RAY
mond street truck driver. and Helen
Faux. % of ll0s South Pershing avenue,
housekeeper.
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On Commission Row

Copyright, 1894
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-13
GRAINS IGNORE
FIRM TREND IN
STOCK VALUES
All Deliveries Steady to
FraCtionaIIy Lower:
Interest Gains.
BY HARTMAN W. NICHOLS.
United Press stan Corresnnndent

CHICAGO. March 10. - Grains
disregarded a firmneSs in stocks and
cotton today and opened steady to
lower on the Board of Trade.
Wheat and corn deliveries we're
unchanged to 4. cent lower and
oats were unchanged to Is cent of.
Wheat bulls have shown more
confidence in their positions than
for some time Imitation bills nov
before congress and the rapidly
decreasing visible supply cheer them
further.
If there is any fouowup buving
on the advance, it is possible that
considerable enthusiasm will de-
velop. Increased interest in the
market was an encouraging feature
Yesterday as small buying power
has been depressing factor for
some time.
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energy ana superb assurance he is no Hamlet 10 SIT
and brood He is rather the Hotspur of this admins
tratiOn who as the prince Of Wales said. kills
six or seven dozen Scots at a breakfast, washes his
hands and says to his wife Ffe upon this quiet life,
want work
He has certainly cut out work for himself now. To
prevent advance in prices when you have rounded
up business men in associations and suspended the
Sherman act, IS all by itself a problem which would
how it is to be done. To obtain compliance with the
provisions of several hundred codes in several million
factories and stores. is also days work To insure
to labor its statutory rights under the recovery act
when the mass Of labor is unOrganzed and the
the most part organized in Anticipated craft unions
another DAVIS work No ono UbO UaS not pOScacce6
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-13
Other Livestock
(By United Press)

loT TT WAYN 5g5 March 2
$5 20 so 10000 So lbs s425 30o-350 lbs 81
lao lbs, SO: l2O-130 lbs. 81 50: i00-i20
IDS 81 roughs, $780, stays. 81 Calves.
$3.50; lambs, 50.
TOLEDO, March 13.-Hogs- REGENTS.
ers s45ON'a &c. mixed and bulk f' Of ss 9t1-
dun a9d heayies. s4a44.40. Cattle-Re-
celpts. light: market steady; choice to
extra. S. soar; fair to good S506 Sheep
ana Iambs-Receipts light; market steady.
CINCINNATI March 13-Hogs-R
1890 lbs, $3.50 better l50-175 lbs. o' 81
sogs mostly IS 25c ii at SIS down DS cdttis
kinds to sell from $ a 525 odd ddal Iots
n FteaqS tf q ana small package yearng
low cutters and cutters, 81 5O@ Is: bulls.
strong TO lOc higher at $685. down good
to choice vealers, s5.50@ $50: others. So
meeaager, better grades lambs absent. QUOT
able mostly sea so; few lots common to
medium me e 1850; culis. down to around
So fat ewes listed at s3.5OG5.
LAFAYETTE. March l3 Hogs-Market
15c to zoe lower: 225-225 lbs. s420G4 4O:
170-225 lbs. S425N430. 140-17O lbs So Is
~ g3;50. l25-140 lbs. $2.75a3. 115-125 lbs.
L.
$3.50 down; top calves. $3.50. tor
lambs So
BIZ Times Special
LOUISVILLE March 13.-Cattle-
ceipts l75 supply light; demand fair;
market mostly steady; bulk common 10
medium steers and heifers s405: better
finished offerings auotable. s525 to around
s6 for best fat baby beef type calves;
bulk beef cows 50 50G $50. heifer types
eligible higher, low cutters and cutters.
sl.25N2 25; sausage bulls. s3.75 down:
stockers and feeders practically absent:
quotable steady. Calves-Receipts 300:
fully steady; bulk better veaiers. S50
$50 strictly choice quotable 10 S. me-
dunn and lower grades 80 down Hogs
RECEIPTS. 900; l5c lower: 10 to 24O lbs
50 95 1876 lbs. s365 l2O-140 lbs,,
$3.50; sows 50 70. stays $40 Sheep
Receipts, Is; fully steady bulk medium 10
70 SO or better throWouts mostly IS 50:
desirable fat ewes. s25O03
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CHICAGO FRUIT MARKET

CHICAGO. March 3.-Apples-Michigan
Baldwins bushel. $50: Spies bushel. STE
@l.S5 Carrots-Illinois. 40a soc bushel
Southern green. Sl.5002.65: wax, S2d3
Cucumbers-Ce Central western dollhouse
S2G250. Tomatoes-Florida. slN2 box
Sweet potatoes-TennesSee 81 600 IFS,
Indiana SI60Mi.S5 Observation-Disclosures
dollhouse. goa 35c. pound carton. Ruta-
bagaS-Central western. IS n 85C. sc
pounds. Turnips-Central western. 60G
75c observation-disclosures. l7i2N 80 &C
pound cartons. paraguS-Cahfornia
81 1913 so dozen punches Onion market
80 10 sacks Western Valencias. Sl0 30
central western yellow, 75cNsI.l0. western
whites. 81 75G2.
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Fire Reports
MONDAY

MUNDAf
8:53 a. m. 1913 Sheldon, residence.
1913 a. m, BOB West McCarty. store
room and residence. no loss.
lO:45 a. m. 302 Indiana. store room.
$50 D. m. 1925 Lockwood. residence.
6O9 D. m. 1735 Boulevard Place
residence. $40
TUESDAY
4o2 a. m. 1857 North Gladstone.
residence $500
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Births

Roy and Bessie Matlock city hospital.
Russell and Anna Deer, 1913 East st.
Clair.
Frank and Gladys Springer. 1926 Fin
ley.
julius and Mary Many 1ll5 South tSate
Harry and Ruth bearing, 1890 Marlowe.
Girls
Lawrence and Ava1ee Pedigo, POI North
New jersey
Robert and Alma smock, 1907 South
Noble
Paul and Frances Dunn 1861 East
THIRTY fourth
Arthur and Ada jenkins. BIS Minkner
Glenn and Mary Emery 2435 Station
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BACK HOME AGAIN

stolen automobiles recovered BY police
belong to.
Clarence Brickerett R. r / Poland.
Ind. Chevrolet touring found a Daisy
street near Bluff road
S B Compton 552i Greenfield avenue.
Ford sedan, found at East and Washing
ton streets.
Charles Oreu 1918 Wright street. Hup-
mobile sedan. found at 1913 King ave-
nue.
Ed Burgess. Kirkland. Ind. Buick sedan
found at East drive Riverside parkway.
near Udel street
Mrs. Georgia Kirby. 1924 North Dear
born street, Chevrolet coupe. found at
Muncie Ind
Carl Deckard 81 West Arizona street.
Ford coupe, found in front o. 35o1 West
Michigan street.
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Indianapolis Cash Grain



The bids for ca lots OF grain at the
call OF the indianapolis Board Of Trade.
f. o. o.. shipping point basis 41l2c New
York rate. we're.
Wheat-steadv: No l red 82Ia 83Iac:
No. 3 red 81i2~82i2c: No. hard. 8113@
g. &c. Corn Firm; No. 3 white 42i2Q
as &c No white Al l2Gi42i2c. No. yell
low. Al "a 2iac: No. yellow. 40i2041i2c:
No. mixed 40l2m4il2c. No. 4 mixed 39l2
oats-steadv. No white. 3Oa311ac:
No. white, 29l 30 &C.
Inspections
wheat-No ! RED, 2 cars: No, red.
Corn-No / white. ] car: No. 2 white.
8 cars No white, IA cars No. white.
cars. No. yellow 10 cars No. 3 veil
low. % cars: o yellow. cars; No 5
yellow l car. No mixed. ! car. Total.
Oats-No. / white | car; No 2 white.
y cars No 3 white 3 cars No. white
car: sample white. cars. Total. 10
cars.
INDIANAPOLIS WAGON WHEAT
City grain elevators are paying 81 cents
for No. 2 soft red wheat OJner grades
on their merits
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Bb CHtcd Press
TOLEDO. March 12.-Grain close. Grain
in elevators transit billing. Wheat---No
2 RED 9 @d3 @94 &C. C9rn-No yellow,
No. 2, 67G CSC. Track prices, 28iac rate)
Wheat-No. l red. goa 90i2c No 2 red
SO n SO &c. COrn-NO 2 yellow STA 51l2c;
No. 3 yellow. 49I ri 5Ociq. No yellow
48i2G 40 &c. Oats-No. 2 white. 35i2M3712e;
No. white 35M37c Toledo seed close
Glover, March So IS. Alsike. cash. So so.