Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 May 1920 — Page 37

THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS. TUESDAY, MAY 25. 1920.

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On Local Stock Exchange

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VISIBLE GRAIN SUPPLY. CmteH State* rirtSV *upt>Iy of

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of 12 fanry boote^rown. 40 <g 32c , fc , Plato. ««• lama. 13V«14r: #tnn*»«a m+man. $«NW a hamper . Florida yreen. 53 00 «Si>0 a hamper; JfcMtpm. S4.0O«. A/ai a hamper Lo^usana frerq. 93.00 a Beet*—LooimaBa. 95 ' ^ '

Flwrtda. Ror a doam. & alarm fl^O * dowfn

Lmuae—leaf, hoi 5^lrrr «540#0.50

Lrrks—SAr a dozen hothomw li#22< a lb. • crate; Arizona. *0.00 #040 a crate. X^raroe*—Florida. $1.25# 1.50 a haske WOO# 10.00 a crate. Bed peppers. *140 haeket. ’fj

Mmt—Wiaeonste. *14* a down

***300

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a 40-lb. basket.

baskets.

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Local fieraritle*. —May 2&—

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Miacoilaaeoua— t Adranoe-Rttmely 60,

Advame-Kjoaely Co,, pfd 4 ■ • American Central Life. .. 4.« Am. Cfoonoffn* Co pfd.. 4- • Beit Railroad common . . 4.. Belt It«; lm*d 'preferred . , Cefturr B'llidiuf Co., pfd, . .

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Mustard Green*—92 54#

On*«mi — Honse-frown. 20c a dozms Ih - rad l«»e ! of

a au new Fland*. *44©if540 a crate of j Team Bermeda. M 25 a smafl crate: abaj:

wheat de- 00 »•.: new Tdaa* 4#«c a n». _ . ^ , kste S15OO#I0Or» a barrel of 40 doaen.

,,000 buabek last week, and eons Carroti—Lmtemaam. *140#24f » fesabel i $1.25 a dosen huechea.

owfbels. liefWMCd 2.007,000) • Cauliflower—Califorr.i*. *3.00 # 3u>0 »{ Onion Set*—Yelknm. 93.00: whites and

»»-?a/hnf I 265.000 btiahei* at Buf crate I

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Chirm— Loataaan*. 9175 a dozen pet*- I f7 t y 1 ** Nil—

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Haute hothouse. * 2 - 50 : ^ ^$1 dozen Irtnawu. '■'U «*»» . boze*. *i 4<»: Drome-,' Faeamim gpiBe megiuHl 45 a huahel

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Cara*—California. 40#40c a lb.; Tezaa. ?u OO a baa of Idf) lb* : Horten ~

0*c a fib Wh im 97*004 040 a 100 Iha. Orapefniit—Florida. 14.25 « 7.50 a bow. Radishes—nTiam* 1 awl Iowa

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WELDED OR RIVETED ‘ Make Tanks. Drums, stark*, Brrerhinp. Mach fiuardm. Hopper*, etc. KRUSE COMPANY

Mt. Jackson Mineral Water

Anto. 39-821.

The Water for Home or Office PURE: A.\D PALATABLE 3125 W. Washington St.

Belmont 423.

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AMUSEMENTS.

333 West sixteentb Street Plane.

COTINUOUS VAUDEVILLE “Cabaret in Dixie’ 7

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fourth report oft the morament of wtoat and ' Recebrta from fartna 5,207.000 2.100400 - ^ ,r — 2.100400

713 710 000 1

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All Oder I're-riou*

Flour

For the w<

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canal. 25c.

tale—F»r~ 30-T*. h»rr*‘> 92.254' * tmnona—-Cafelors;*. rtandard bow. 9o.

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button*. 91.50 white upped. ■

mppt. 3fte a 3«>e a dozen Safe—50e ■ i

(Mieaco (trmim

97$,

b udiel* and barley 300

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PnbUe. Pnrale. Total. Lent

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70 if20 . |f»*0Od 040 1.027 2 407 000

274 213 .VK) 300

407 400 1400 000 000 000 l.TJB/ee.

World • export* of wheat from /aly I tb May 22 *rtrrer*t*d 500410400 baabe#. compared wjth 443^132.000 tw*bel* laat neaao*i. Shipment* the laat week fallow; Whaal. bu Laat «fk, Prer. wk Laat d A«*«« , # 203 000 ft.310.000 12 049 Aryenti na. > 341 j^0_l 1412400^ -

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Corn, bu.

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10.004 000 10 347.000 2,530.1100 1472000

CORN AND WHEAT BULLETIN

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SheHry Farmer* to Fool Wool.

IAneHal to The Indianapolt* New*l 5HKLBTTILL1 Ind . May 2ft—Shelby county |*rmer» will pool IHrlr wool din thi* vc»r. Bid* hare brnm aeked on a total of 1 300 or more fleece* by the wool com mittee of the Shelby County Farmer*’ Aeaonation. The wool will be rbvltleft into *1* «-lM*e# Bid* will be opened Thttmlay mo-"-in» M «v 27 Afte- beine oo-bed th* b‘«l« will be BOAted. Without the name* of the bidder* l'er*mi* who desire to •ubmit hlyher hid* wiil then h*re the pnrileae until noon. Wheal 53.80 a Buahel at Keaftatllte. I5iw< ial to The Indianapolla Newel BVAN8V1LLI, Ind. May 23—Wheat on the Rvanreill* market haa dropped 20 cent* a bu*h*l am.e laat Saturday. Local mill* now .ire offertn* 92 8ft for wheal, while 92 70 la belli* offtmd at the atation*. IVa**tic*Uy no wheat la helm delivered here. *

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Strawberries Sell Well

Retail merchant* *r* heavy buyer* of atrawberne* In Copimlaalon row Three cars of Tennaaaa* Klondike* and Aroma* arrived and are •elhny at 96,00 % 7.00 a crate. Pol# bean* from Hew Orleans are selUny at 93-50 • hamper.

In the third: largest park America—jniles ct whi

beaches, with e\

hotho i*e

boachm: Florida. ■ bunch c* Mi'ar.*-

courts oots

Excursion Next Sunday Via C. I. & W. To Decatur, III $2.70 Marshall $1.22 Bloomingdale....$1.30 | Montezuma $1.51 Round Trip—Includes War Tax. VISIT TURKEY RUN (STATE PARK) Special Train Leaves Union Station 740 a. m.

LA PETITE REVUE. Stafford Comedy Four. Morrio sod Towwe, Selma Kraals pad Compaay. Two Lillies, Tom Mooaey. Fox Comedy,. Dancing in the Lyric Ballroom Afternoon and Evening.

white

every sport of

bay and oceab—and, beat of all,cool days^cooler nights, make summertime at San Diego, California, one long

delight.

Make your home where summers are cool. For 85,000 permanent resi' dents and thousands of sea*

San Diego oyer Arizona Raiiaav' Southern Paci f T—e 1 94 '— Mexico and

car* Chicago to Saa Diego and Island and “Golden State Imperial Valey, Gorge.

SAN DIBOO-CALIFORNIA CLUB. Ido Bpreckela Building. San Diego, California. Oentleraen—I should like to know more about San Diego, California. Pleaae mall me your free booklet. K»me..„ »lreei

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sweet pot* toe* A few bag* left *'*’nsu.

Prtaee to Retail Trade. .... {A* quoted by Indianapolt* commitaion menj Apples—Barrels. Extra fancy, high color red Jon* than*. 91240 Ho. 1 eon kin*. 97.00: Black Twtg*. 90.001 Maine Northern Splea, 91U40 Boxee: Urimee ttolden. 93.00; Reman Beauty. 05.50: Ortley. 53.50; ftptt*imherg. 93.A0: Ben Davi*. 9«50« 10,50 a barArticbokte—California. 92.50 a dozen. A*p*ra«u#—California. 02.501*3.50 case

AMUSEMENTS.

Oil Run* aai Shipment*. OIL CITY, May 38.—Credit balances, 9« 10. run* May 24, ftft.ftftft barrel*; average 51.054 barrel*: »hipmenta. 56,130 barrel*; average, 54.SP1 barrel*.

DOWN ON THE FARM

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ERSONVllXE—The arrival of *ra,md dry in* we.iiher the laat of has eent^ farmera of Clark county

<^rn

before

Little corn hail tteen

. .. . the last of the week ami farmer* gay they do not expect nil to he in before Memorial day and that IH make goad even later than that unthere *houk1 tie an early winter. They »*.t frost done not come »« early >n fall as It did several year* ayo.

v^Jbl ARABY TONIGHT and Wednesday Night at the MURAT Open to the Public Dancing

BIG SHOE SALE - *••• . • . * • t- , , I Now Going On Every shoe in stock included in this sale. High quality shoes for misses, as well as women, men and boys— At Much Below Their Regular Value ALL THIS WEEK HURST & CO. The Big Department Store, Penn, and Ga. Sts.

RUKEITHS *-#• J, • .HetroaolitimYim.lt»i

THIS WEEK THREE SHOWS DAILY 2:39,7:39, 9 P.M.

JOHN T. RAY & CO. “CHECK YOUR HAT"

CHRISTIE AND BENNETT Twa Gentlemen from Virginia McCarthy and stenard A ••Two-Bed" Farce Comedy MUSICAL PARSHLEYS

Instrumental Novelty

GABBY BROS. AND CLARK

A Trio of Talkative Chap*

TOM MOORE And Mis Girt} C.trta in n Neat Comedy and Musical Melange KINOGRAM WEEKLY LITERARY DIGEST

“STOP THIEF!” Farce in S Acts. Last 1920 Production of the Butler Dramatic Club. MASONIC TEMPLE Saturdsj, Hay 29. 8:15 P. M. SUITS NOW: SI.SO, S1.00, 75c Tax Exempt. Benefit Biology Club „ Scholarship.

'Ona B. Talbot Fine Arts Association

Next Thursday, Friday, Saturday Ere nings, Saturday Matinee, May 27-28-29

| MURAT

SCOHI GRAND OPERA CO Antonio Scotti and His Company of Artists, Musicians and Chorus and Scenery Front the Famous Metropolitan Opera

Company, New York. repertoire

Thursday Evening, May 27, at 8;15.“La BOHEME” Friday Evening, May 28, at 8:15... “La TOSCA" Saturday^ .. rL’CRACOLO”

Double Bill,

at 1:45 sharp...

Matinee, May 29

“LUCIA di

LAlHMERMOOR”

Saturday Eve., May 29, at 8:15. “IL TROVATORE” Make All Ckeeka Payable to ONA B. TALBOT. 915 Hume-Mansur Bldg. SEATS NOW SELLING

IVANSVtlJLK—The wheal erop in \ aJMkrhurg qjppty i* thinner than flr*l e\pactad, a*\ordmg to J. A. McCarty «'ount> agent ol Vender burg county, eapadally on th« hilltop*.

•I’nPed Slate* Trenaary Statement. WA’hHtNGTON. May 25.—Tha following U a •tatement of the condition of the

Lord Ban Mild Havana CIGAR I3<*2for4

A Good Ct^fai* By Kvefy Test A pply Tout’s

K1KFF.R-STEWAHT CO. DUtrtbutor*. Ind pU.

QBE qoaintMt Amarica O this Summer. Crui»* to the Want Indie*. Panama, Central and South America on a ship of the Great White Fleet. Fifteen to twenty-thrs* day aaa tout*. Sailing# from New Yark and New Orleans twtee each week. Atk your tiokeft or touritt agent far beautifully 11lust ratediblder or writ* direct. UNITED FRUIT CO. Geeenaf Off**: 111 State S«.,Bo*too.M***. STEAMSHIP SERVICE sASdrmt 1 ^Beewn^P iic^NWYovk

Natidnal Parka 2 National Parks to 2 Weeks **• Vacation Problem ^ Ply* Escorted Toura of Yellowstone amd Rocky Mountain Nation*! Parka. UtabaiidCotorado: «00mileaof motoring 11 Day* Eaccited Tour* of Colorado. rmt Tom™, Jm ISO m* IMk LmwATS&S&SKo.,. r—JU50 “i

vwayTs Trade

The five South Atlantic ports are open gateways to foreign trade in every sense. ’ Favorable weather conditions, with freedom from ice and snow, keep them physically open the year round. Comparatively efficient and well-satisfied labor contributes to the prompt handling of cargoes through these ports, avoiding congestion on the wharves. Adequate railroad service afforded by the several lines reaching the South Atlantic seaboabd assures prompt movement of freight to and from interior points. Natural and Near Outlets to South America and West Indies

CHRISTY COMEDY FOX NEWS WEEKLY

Ethel Clayton lx “A Lady in Love”

South Atlantic gateways to foreign trade offer frequent direct sailings to all important foreign ports. Shipments for export to any part of the world may be expedited by routing through a South Atlantic port. Rates, handling charges and other factors are such as to give the ports of the South Atlantic many collateral advantages.

South Atlantic ports are particularly well located with reference to South America and the West Indies —are the natural and near outlets thereto. ' ’ ; - ' Y- ' ' • - ,• " The five South Atlantic ports of Brunswick, Georgia; Charleston, South Carolina; Jacksonville, Florida; Savannah, Georgia, and Wilmington, North Carolina, are working together to bring about greater use of their facilities by shippers.

Mid-west South—Alantic Day Indianapolis, Wednesday, May 26th

HoveMy Five Entertainera. Hank Mann Comedy.

Robert Warwick ' ■ ' !Y “Thou Art the Man”

ALL WEEK

, —IWPl olonia

Mary Miles Minter IH Nurse Marjorie r>Of r^IT Q MATIHEE, lOe-lSe Jr TCI V^ELiO EVEYl.XG, 13c-25e HiSht Prices Sundays and Holidays.

GMO

Like Leap Year!

She Was

“DANGEROUS TO MEN” See VIOLA DANA in H. V. Esmond's Celebrated Drama TODAY and TOMORROW All Week, “THE LOST CITY."

JESSE L. LASKY PRESENTS EVERYWOMAN WITH AN ALL-STAR CAST AND 109 OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL WOMEN IN THE WORLD.

Spoken Prologue by Sidney Jerome

Vera Weybelle Vocal and Violin Soloist

CONTINUOUS 1 UNTIL 11 P. M.

The interests of the mid-west and the South Atlantic seaboard in matters connected with foreign trade are identical. For conferences and consultations to bring about closer working relations, a body of representative business men from the five South Atlantic port cities will visit Indianapolis tomorrow—Wednesday, May 26th. In the party, which is traveling by special train and will spend but a single day in any city, are men

connected with every important line of industry in the Southeast, fully familiar with all local conditions. The Indianapolis headquarters will be in the foreign trade department of the Chamber of Commerce, where you may learn of plans for the day. If you are at all interested in export trade, some man from a South Atlantic port can give you worth-while information. Watch the papers today and tomorrow for further announcements as to the activities of the visitors while in Indianapolis.

All This The Circle’s Supreme Stage Production “Pagan Purple” A Festival Tale of China a Thousand Years Ago. Thirty-five People, Singers, Dancers, Hippodrome Features. Cast Includes Norma Gregg, Harry Wilson, Jackson Murray and W. Hurley Ashby. Scenes and Costumes by Zimnterer. Special Songs Written by Norma Gregg.

Week Anita Stewart —IN— “The Yellow Typhoon” Harold MacGrath’s drama of a woman who lived for excitement.

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