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37-a Auctions, Private Sales
AUCTION

OLG1O
The Cleveland. Cincinnati, Chicago, and
st. Louis, Ry. tNYC. RI. Lessee, viii sell
at Auction Friday. January l8. 1885, at
and South-st. Indianapolis, Ind. starting
at $50 a. m. the following described ship
ments which have been refused or are
unclaimed, unless previously claimed by
rightful owner prior to that date.
so NO. Consignee and Destination Com
4o211-RWoNeeywen Food Products Co.. In
disnapolis, Ind. 3 Boxes Dry dessert prep.
40252-R-American Asbestos Products
Co.. Cleveland, Ohio, l Drum Roof Cement.
40253-R-American Asbestos Prod. Co.
Cleveland, Ohio. l Or. Roof cement. Steel
4o5s4-RnPFeTfsetton stove 80, Co. c. Cleveland
4O255-R-American Asbestos Prod. Co.
Cleveland, Ohio, 2 Kits Liquid Roof
40256-R-Madison Paint Co.. Cleveland,
Ohio, Stl. DR.. Roof Cement.
40311-R-Alice Lindsay. Marion. Ind, l
Crt. H. H. Goods. l Trunk H. H. Goods,
l {os48S isWlDs MneniP Msllesble IRON Co
DanviIie, III, 2 Bdl. Empty Burlap Bags.
40409-R-Allen .Rerge Material CO, In
oi4 4o49Rs2R1,W Viii 81 simon @ H. 1%n MR9iaa
Ind. ! ST.. Bbl. Lubg. Oil
40474-R-o1N P. 4. Dearborn, Win
Sinister Si2fst on nd r 10 BEs- Flavoring Syrup
cheser. Ind 5 Bxs. Fiavoring Extract
41071-R-OIN A. T.. Sill, Connesut, Ohio,
Ind. ! ctn, and i Box Household Goods
42014-R-American Asbestos Prod. Co.,
42O15-R-American Asbestos Prod. Co.,
CLEVELAND, Ohio. 3 Cans Paint.
420l6-R-American Asbestos Prod. Co.,
42Oi7-R-American Asbestos Prod. Co,
Cleveland. Ohio. Is Gal. DR.. Paint.
4201S-R-American Asbestos Prod. Co.,
Cleveland. Ohio, I DR. Alum. Paint.
Ohio, 2 BdI steel Bars.
dianapoiis. Ind. cs. ! ctn. and i Bdl.
4212S-R-James Colwin. Troy. Ohio. l
Bx. Sales Tickets.
42974-R-Exports Lamps Inc. Chicago.
NJ Ctn- Elect Lamps.
l Bale Dormant Trees.
35223-R-Cinelin Co. Indianapolis. md,
l 4 BHl; scrap GeI Y y ACETATE s6 t ;.fa,yar
Ind, 2 Ctn. Rockers.
42139-R@oIN Yoders Stores East Alton.
nj. 5 Cases Pimentos
4214O-R-Pioneer Mfg. Co.. Cleveland,
42141-R-National Soap & Polish Co.
Cleveland, Ohio. 5 Ctn. Polish. +,
In addition TO- the soove mentioned
this time many other articles which have
been refused account damage or checking
Shipments NAV be inspected Thursday.
Jan. II. 1895. between hours of 500 a. m
an Description Grip Of the packages are copied
from Freight or Way Bill but neither
Terms Of sale Cash or certified check
payable immediately az conclusion Of sale
J. K. VANCE. Frt. Claim Agent.
indianapolis. Ind
3o4 Big Four Bldg.
G. A. MILLS, AUctioneer.
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VIAL STATISTICS
Marriage Licenses

willism RAIDER. 81. Of Ii4o n Meridian
81. salesman. and Lors Calls. 81. or 1871
Fark-av. hosiery worker.
Charles Huffman. 50. LAFAYETTE. tnsur-
sroe agent. and Dorothy Crumbs. 81,
Beech Grove. houSeSeeper-
Donald Stewart. a. linton. Ind. Ia
borsr. and Edna Dunn. p. Of $500 n I'LL
NichssI Howard. n. Of ST. n. Emerson
az. hosiery worke-. and Olive Drullinger,
81 q s5i2 Bros6 Ssy. elsrS - ..,.
phone Iineman. and Harriet Fowler. 20. Of
sfa StevenS-St. clerk
~cha and L. c. Fines. Is. r. r. is.
Box SS6-D housekesper
Robert James. -. n 1901 BroOkvtlle-rd
salesman. and Ann Wolf. -. Of IS Euclid
Ralph Gresslev. ~. Broadway Hotel
salesman. and Marie Wshmsn. IS. Of i63i
2 MinneSota-st. hOuSeSeeper.
0aniel Mills %. Sheffield Inn. sales en-,
yneer. and Eva Corcoran. -. Sheffield
DANIEL jameson. q. Of .A42 5 Senate
sv. lsborsr. and winifre6 Mcclure. Is. OF
$50 Chs6Wick-st. housskeeper-
William Gregory. q. Auburn. H.. stu
dent and Mon Bedford. 20. Of 9sSis DIN
az. housekeeper.
lsborer. and Della Sampson. IS, Of Sti
ConCord-st. houSeSeeper-
Robert Glare. -. r F. II. Box S42-H
clerk. and Mary shank. "a. Of 1889 Ken
Harry Johnson. ss. of 1901 T Markets.
PIP ftter. and Meivins Huber. 3. OF 4i4i
WaShirSton-hlvd. houSekeeper.
Julius Kittreu, 40. Of 2sos y New Jer-
sev-sf. manager. and Nellie Copeland. -
OF 2s0s y New Jersev-st. housekeeper
Jessie Pffrlck. IS. Of 1918 y Granf-sf
lsborer. sid Laurs Brewer. 20. Of 1928 Z
RoSs-t sufSin- 50. Of 7o4l A-shland-av
trucker and Jane Coupisno. y. OF S69 s
AriinGton-sf houSeSeeper
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w d Miller Dies

W. n. Miller, widely known former
Indianapolis business man. died yes
terday of heart disease while driv-
ing his automobile ont Of his garage
at Butler, Ind, according to word
received here today.
Mr.. Miller. who was rs. had lived
IN Indianapolis nearly 40 years, bit
had moved to Butler two years ago.
He formerly was an agent for a
Cleveland coffee company.
He was a member of the Meridian
Street Methodist Episcopal Church
and the Scottish Rite IN Indianap-
oils, the Knights Templar, Free and
Accepted Masons, Order of Eastern
Star and Knights of Pythias.
Surviving are two sisters, Mrs. S.
L. Kiplinger. Butler. and Mrs. Laura
Snyder. Angola. His wife, Mrs. Min
ME Miller. died two years ago.. Flu
neral services will be held in Butler
at 2 tomorrow with burial in that
city.
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Deaths

Clara Hashmsn. 81. Of So p. Ls Grand.
broncho pneumonia
Anna Hsnsman. as. Of SOP ". 2eth,
chronic mvocsrditis.
Abraham Marx. 3 months Riley Hospital
Harry J White. 10. Of ia z. Wabash,
Droncho pneumonia.
Martha Jane Sullivan s3. City Hospital
skull fracture.
Fielding Brewer. "a. OF so Van DYKE,
C~orOnarv occlusiOn.
Almeds Privett. IS. ST. Vincents Hos
DitaI. fractured skull
Sarah Belle COT. 81. Of l4il College.
chronic mYOcarditis.
Martha Ann Woodward. 2. Of 1921 N.
Tacoma. bronfEo pneumonia
austin Daniel Cook. 81. CITY Hospital.
cirrhosis Of liver.
Robert johnson 2 months. Colored Or
Dnans Home. oToncho pneumonia
pneumonia
william Riley Comstock. ~. Of 902 Elm.
mIfrsl insufIcIencv.
Bertha McLaren. 81. Central Indiana
Hospital. Suricular fertilization.
Herbert Parsons. ~. CITY Hospital. skull
fracture.
sallie Locklear. SIS. Of 1913 N. West
chronic nephrltis.
Edward II. MulIallv. SIS. CITY Hospital.
Emma Bell. a.. Of 1892 N. West. lobar
pneumonia.
William c. Fleming. So. Of l29 2. Mar
kat. c%OrOnarv occlusion.
Frederick W. NOrdsieck. 50. Of 1923 N.
Temple. carcinoma
Emma p. Rush. 81 OF 1902 N. Tuxedo.
l0bar
Mary Frances Hannlng. "a. Methodist
HOSPITAL. intestinal obstruction.
LaMOnte z. Jones. so. Central Indiana
HnrnItal- l0bar m
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Georne Benton Passes

Funeral services for George r.
Benton. former Indianapolis hotel
manager, who died Monday night in
a Chicago hospital. will be held to-
morrow morning at the VALID
Funeral Home. 1897 N. T%llinois-st.
Burial will he in B%rownstown, Ind,
his birthplace.
Mr.. Benton, who was 81. is sur
vived by the widow, Mrs. Katherine
Benton. and a sister. Mrs. Elmer o.
Shepard. Brownstown. H vas a
member of Masonic orders and the
American Legion and had been
manager Of hotels in Indianapolis,
Fl Paso, Tex, Savannah, Ga, and
Cleveland, o.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed corporation Is about. 70 De dis
solved and IS in process Of dissolution.
CRY BEER COMPANY. NC.
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Mrs. Carrie MCCoV Dead

Mrs. Carrie Wagner Mccoy. for
mer supervisor of the City Hospital
receiving ward, died suddenly last
night IN Good Samaritan Hospital.
Cincinnati, o.. according to word
received here today.
Funeral services Will be held to-
morrow morning in Columbus, Ind,
with burial there.
Mrs. Mccoy. who was 81, had
retired from her position at City
Hospital three months ago because
Of illness. She was graduated from
the hospitals Training School in
1920.
Surviving are the widower. Brain
erd Mccoy: the parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lafe Wagner, East Columbus,
and three brothers.
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RUCKLE ST.. 4is2-6-room single. perfect
condition. good furnace. large lot. 2scaT
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CARSON, HARRY Husband of Flora
Joseph Carson. father of Harold of At
lanta. Ga. and Mrs. Frank Steider OF
Cincinnati. passed away Wednesday
morning at 1888 N. Alsbams-St. Private
services at the FLANNER 81 BUCHANAN
NFnDTTrADU UrrfIav
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DAVIS, JOHN Sage As years. at Chi
cago. Ill. husband of Jessie. father of
Robert. Norwood, james, Theodore Davis.
Mrs. Marie Stefens, all of Chicago, NJ
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Davis Of In
d~ianapOlis. Funeral at home Of uncle,
John SchiSla, 1866 S. Delaware-st. Thurs
dsv. 30 a. m. Sacred Heart Church. 2
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VITAL STATISTICS
Births


Girls.
Louis and Lillian Mssssnz. 1914 y.
7ffh-sf.
Pred and villa Hsnninz. Methodist Hos
nffal.
Garland and Helen Miller. Methodist
Hospital
CAR and Helen Golav. Methodist Hos
Difai
Fovd and Margsrst smith. oil Leeds
Harold and Thelms Gsrten. 1903 W.
Michigan
Rows
Charles and Esther Constable. Methodist
Hospital.
james and Martha oloin. Methodist
Hospital
RUSSELL and Pearl Hsplsr. Methodist Hos
0itsl
Richard and Frances Never. Methodist
Hospital
Thomas and Margaret Sinclair. Metho-
dist Hospital
Cecil and frances TAYLOR Methodist
Hospital
nifsl.
Ed9ar and Vvisn Francis. Deaconess
Hospital.
Harry and Rose shsnsr. 9I3 5. Missouri.
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2 Cards. In Memoriams

FOwIFR-we wish TO express our thanks
% our friends. ~ueighbors and relatives,
for sympathy. kindness. and beautiful
flowers. extended at the oath Of oar
husband and father. DAVID c. FOWLER.
Especially We thank the past masters Of
Center Lodge No. %. Employees and
friends OF the L. S. Ayres & Co. the
vile. and Mrs. J. c. Bright. nurse Of
Fortvills and Pasco Bros. Funeral
Directors Of Greenfield.
Signed MRS. JOSIE FOWLER anc
DAUGHTER. MRS. LAWRENCE CART
RI
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[ GALS
IS Legal Notices
7 I 10

VOICE 10
The undersigned publicly posts from
ftalT @ Of 'i TIE b Board Tesu Of School SCI eas c oGiiTiin
diana. al its office 80 North Meridian
Street. Indianapolis. Indiana. specihca-
tons for divers supplies. and equipment
and manual training deparfment s'is and
shops; for repairs TO buildings and for
the furnishing Of labor and/for material
necessary to make repairs to schools.
libraries. Offices and shop.
Bids will be received BY the undersigned
for sale to the Board Of such supplies.
materials. and equipment until the re-
4 g%@sp1 dates otRe gnesHRSs 9 in ea5a MSRssiiestIqRs
OF THE CITY OF NDIANAPoLIs
A. B.. GOOD.
Business Director.
January End. 1884.
LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
PUBLIC. Service Commission Docket No.
Petition Ct Northern Northern I Ipd iaP.an, Power e.
9 9lIfesFlie f through hoiTs t ana t eTfHia15on Served
Notice is hereby given that the Public
Service Commission will conduct public
hearing in this cause in Inns Of Commis-
sion 5o1 state House, Indianapolis. Ind.
1000 a m. Tuesday. January -. 1885.
Fq PUBLGc SERVICE COMMISSION.
By 4 5AMgc Cook 6mBission Commissioner
FRED A. WIECKING. Public Counsellor.
Indianapolis. IND, DECEMBER 81. 1888.
LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Public Service Commission Docket No.
l2060.
Petition Of Traction Light and Power
COMPANY for approval Of schedule of cleo
tric rates. rules and regulations applicable
throughout the territory served ny petit
toner.
Notice e herebv given that the Public
Service Commission will conduct public
hearing in this cause in Rms. OF Commits
sion. 40l state House Indianapolis. Ind.
To- 90 a m. Monday. January IA, 1895.
Public participation is requested.
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
az SAMUEL L. TRABUE, Commissioner.
MOLE COOK. Commissioner.
FRED A.. WIECKING. Public Counsellor.
Indianapolis. Ind. December 81, 1884.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION
Notice is hereby given that the UNDER
signed corporation Is about 70 be dis
solved and Is in process Of dissolution.
A CRY BEER COMPANY. INC.
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IA Help Wanted-FemaIe

MIAMI. FLA.-College graduate wants ex-
penses and salary there. Best references.
TA-2106
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FIN N CIAL
81 Wanted to Borrow

SALESMAN with five good factory lines
wants $500 from private party for u
months. Paw above legal rate. For m
terview, address Box K-349. care 1lnes.
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Elsie Wauner Rites

The Rev. w. H. Kendall, Memo
rial PRESBYTERIAN Church pastor,
will conduct funeral services at ,
tomorrow afternoon for Mrs. Elsie
H. Wagner, at her home, 2145 Gull
fOrd-sv. Burial will be in Crown
Hill. Mrs. Wagner. who died yester-
day at her home, was d.
Surviving are the widower, two
daughters. Patricia Ann and Bar
bara Lou: her mother. Mrs. Lena
Tate. end a sister. Miss Anna Tate.
Her father. John w. Tate, died
Dec. %. last wear.
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BRYSON. ROBERT H., JR.-Residing at
1924 N. Alabama. son of Mr.. and Mrs
Robert H. Bryson. husband of Helen
Hildebrsnd BrvsOn. passed away Tuesday
afternoon. Service at FLANNER y
BUCHANAN MORTUARY THURSDAY, 2
p m. Friends invited. Burial Crown
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
ANNOUNCE ENTS
Lost and Found

LOST-Ladv's black purse. New Year
eve containing money. vicinity OF Wis
consin and Vollrsth Apis. Reward 1877
z. Palmer.
LOST-white gold Bulova wrist watch with
diamonds. vicinity downtown. Reward.
1914 z Michigan. RI-9505.
STRAYED-Msle. black. white. bull terrier.
White tip on tail. Pistol" Reward.
HA-2370-M.
LOST-slI in bills. vicinity Duffy Bros.
garage. Hsughville. Badly needed. Re-
ward. 1896 w. Ray.
LOST-Bird dog. white and black. licked
setter. IL yeas old; IS reward. HUI
1898.
LOST-Gold trimmed glasses. gray case.
Falls City Casino, reward. Is 5. Dear
born.
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HARKINS, MARY E.--Widow of the late
John Harkins. mother OF Grace. Reba
and Prank Hsrkins and Mrs. w. F.
Buck. grandmother Of Mrs. 1. J. Scar
borough and Gregory Dale, died at her
home. 37i5 f. New York-st, Tuesday.
Funeral Friday. $50 at the home; 9
a. m. St. Philip Neri Church. Burial
Paramount, Inc. Friends invited. KIRBY
Y
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N0UNCEMEN
S Personals
Free Finger Waving

LOOK your best for the holidays. your
hair neatly and arti7ticslly dressed. Mar
eel, hair cut or shampoo Permanent
waves at nominal service charge INTER-
NATIONAL BEAUTY a. BARBER SCHOOL
347 z Wash.
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ANNOUNCE ENTS
. Death Notices

1 Death Notices
BENTON. GEORGE R.-Beloved husband of
Katherine n. Benton, passed away Mon
dav. Dec. Al. Al Chicago. III. Funeral
services Will be held at the VALID FL
NERAL HOME. Illinois at Seventeenth
st. Thursday morning. Jan. }. at 10
O'Clock. Burial B-rownstoWn. Ind. Friends
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37-c Building Materials
WRECKING
SID Beer Equipment

BEER equipment. bars. booths, coil boz
desks. hairs. Terms 327 ". VAST
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.FIREMEN TO INSPECT
PROPERTIES IN CITY
Investigation to Get Under
Way Next Monday.

Forty firemen assigned to inspect
city properties during Fire Proven
ton Week, beginning Monday, are
taking examinations today on fire
hazard investigation. The tests will
be completed tomorrow.
Bernard A. Lynch, fire prevention
chief. was to conduct the firemen's
school this afternoon and at 1890
tomorrow morning.
Safety talks will be given at the
following industrial plants Monday;
Mooney -Mueller-Ward Co, Kroger
Grocery and Baking Co., Kiefer-
Stewart Drug Co., Guedelhoefer
Wagon Co., indianapolis Railways
shops and barns, ms-RogerS Co..
and Gregg & Sons.
The Junior Chamber of Com
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cautioned. There is only one way
to be neutral. We must move
against neither belligerent. If neces-
sary, We must move against both
with the same force"
The dangers of propaganda also
were outlined by the Senator who
has waged an aggressive fight
against traffic in munitions.
I confidently believe that today
90 per cent of the people of the
United States are determined not
to become involved in war. But &
few weeks of propaganda might
easily reverse that stand. That is
what we must guard against We
must remain reasonable, rational.
1t IS so easy for people to turn
their backs on experience in the
fervor of excitement and under the
stimulant of propa ganda.'
Senator Nye said he believed the
Ethiopian situation appeared to be
heading toward a re-enactment Of
the grewsome days of 1914"
But the United States can stay
out of war" he insisted, If this
nation wants to remain at peace
and if We let our experiences of
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20 years ago be a light and guide
in facing this new world crisis.
Events of the next few days will
foretell the fate of Europe. Our
own fate rests with the temper of
the citizens and the sincerity of
their desire to remain out of
another disastrous European con-
flict."
The provision in the new neu-
trality act forbidding the exporta-
ton of munitions, he said, is par
ticUlarly important to the present
situation"
Trade relations of the United
States will not be affected material
ly by the Italian-Ethiopian war, he
predicted
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NYE WARNS OF
DANGER TO U, S.
Fears Joint Action With
Britain Will Bring Us
Into Conflict.
lcopvright. 1885. BY United Prssa

CEDAR FALLS. Ia. Oct 4.-Joint
action with England and France IN
The proposed application of economic
penalties against Italy will lead the
United States to war. Senator
Gerald P. Nye, Or. N. d., believes.
In an exclusive interview with the
United Press, Senator Nye, who
pushed the neutrality act through
the final moments of the last Con-
gross. warned against United States
participation in any action against
nations at war.
In that direction lies danger" he
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G. 0. P. CLUB TO MEET
Attorney Floyd Burns to Speak on
Constitution Tonight.

Floyd w. Burns, attorney, will
speak on the Constitution at meet
ing of the First and Second Ward
Republican Club at 8 tonight in
Clarks Hall, 25th and Station-stS,
Harry Afford is meeting chairman.
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Cosmetics Harmless if
removed this way

Mary Boland, LYDIA Robert, Ethel Mer-
man, Wendy Barrie, Gail Patrick-all
have made Lux Toilet Soap their beauty
care because it removes cosmetics thor
ouehly. They don't want to risk the en-
larged pores, the tiny blemishes, and even
blackheads-thatw warn of Cosmetic Skinl
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Bahai Community to Meet

The first of a series of Friday
night meetings Of the Bahai Com
munity of Indianapolis will be held
Oct. Is in the Spink-Arms Hotel
DR.. Lillian K. Sielken will lead the
discussion.
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Burglars Take Radio Worth SITS

Burglars Take Radio Worth Sis
Burglars stole a radio valued at
SITS, and 20 dresses from the home
of Raymond Kinsley, 355 S. Wood
row-st, last night, he reported to
police today.
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TAFT ASKS DISMISSAL
Files Motion to Quash Indictments
for Vehicle Taking.

Ernest TAFT, held on charges of
vehicle theft and unlawful possess
sion, today filed a motion to quash
the charges in Criminal Court and
filed a motion for jury trial if the
motion to quash is denied.
Evening star., 1935-02-25

12ha; truck receipts. 15al6 per pint; fair
ToMAToEs-No ' cariot ' arrivals: no
moderate; market steady Cuba, approxi-
mately 1O-pound baskets. ripes' wrapped
tcxUJiEIF;LowER-No carlot arrivals;
track. Supplies moderate; demand light;
market steady. California. crates. l.56a
MIXED vEGETABLEs-one Georgia.
one Texas arrived; two cars reconsisned'
three un65Sken rH Ne cars on track d.
ana sh mstIes sseaey sas.l
pers. Cuba. 3.O0a3.50; Florida. 800.
Green Beans Weak.
GREEN BEANs-Two Florida arrived;
track. Approximately 800 packages By
express arrived; supplies LIBERAL; demand
e. xRS ne''S shs aaoune 81 md
light; market steady, Cuba, Ia bushel
'faesi cucuMsEREsupIDSlEies RaG0Es5 ISEsr light. demand
slow: market steady. Cuba. bushel crates
soUASH-Approximately 200 packages
by express arrived: supplies moderate; de;
mand slow: market dull. Florida. hushe
Y.o% %nte bsEi fsiT
Pc pEppERs-supplies moderate: demand
e5idaf few hlsses
BsoccoLI@on Florida arrived; on.
@nIoksn sSt ear on aIss trssk Supplies Light.
os os1ifornia. .Co Florida. Sega sssss So rA'eS
KALEEsapplies tI, lIEht; demand light
coILAEDs..suDplles. moderate: de.
mand moderate; market slightly stronger
South Carolina. bushel baskets. 80; few
higher,
RHalUjBARB-supplies moderate: demand
light: market dull. Michigan. 5-lb. car
'0@si @csAiRRoeTs-Three California arrived
one broken ,, and f3nr s.a unbroken oxen. cars @, or
3-dozen. LIS; New York. sacks. SOLIDS.
BEETs-Texass, y crates. Ooae.a5
HONEY DEWsEChiIe. crates, 15os
xVocADosLBoxes: California. 1.75s
ORANGEs--Six California. two Florida
arrived; two broken and 10 gnbroken car!
i GRAPEFRUIT@No caTiot arrivals; one
broken and two unbroken cars on track
speslsi EeIaa ma9fs SGaei hshe2 G No. T. co.
TANoERINEso odI Florida. -s-bushel boxes
LEMONS-California boxes, No l.
375a4 90; No. .. 3.25a3.75, as to size
BANANAS-One car arrived: one un-
broken car on track.
L. c. L. Express Arrivals.
Florida, a. bushel baskets cucumbers
65 bushel baskets lettuce. 81 bushel bas.
kets lima beans. 30 crates lines. D bushel
baskets parsley. 25' buShel baskets green
peas. "a crates peppers. 3s bushel baskets
peppers, 165 buShel baskets squash. 3Si
bushel baskets green beans. 35 3O-pounc
crates tomatoes: Pennsylvania, 90 3-pounc
nrLa Gfah artn
t55 pounds each) rhubarb: mixed vege.
tables, 80 crates. unknown origin.
Evening star., 1935-02-25
Tobacco Futures
Trading Starts ON
PRODUCED Exchange
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, February 25.-Trad-
Ing In tobacco futures opened today
on the New York Produce Exchange.
The first delivery month is May in
contracts for hurley and hue-cured
tobacco. Each contract consists OF
10000 pounds of unstemmed. steam
dried or sweated tobacco of uniform
grade and type, OF one crop wear the
output OF one packer and packed in
nogsneads OF size and weight CONNER
claliy used for the type OF tobacco
rendered.
Price changes are in one one
hundredths of a cent, the fraction
amounting to 81 contract. Changes
are limited to cents a pound a dsv
Trading in tobacco was inaueurated
on the New York Tobacco Exchange
last year, but the market was sus-
pended recently.