Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 146, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 October 1922 — Page 11

OCT. 28, 1922

STBS BEH SELLI! SUBÌ! GLOSI! HOURS Strength Shown Friday Is Replaced by Turn to Irregular Movement in Cenerai List. % PRICES ARE UNCERTAIN Nervous Movements During Late Trades Cause Break in Selling of Industrials. Twonty ertivi industriai stock? Friday averaged 05.76. up 76twenty actlve rails averaged, 91.00, up .7%. By United rinunciai NEW YORK, Oct. 28.—The Wall Street Journal today says: Aster thè strergfh in evidenee at Friday’s dose had oarried thè Industriai leader slightlv higher during thè early dealiugs on thè New York Stock Exchange today thè generai list sueoumbed to irregularities. Speculative sentiment continued uneertain regarding thè immediate course of priees. This feeling was reflected in a series of nervous movements during thè latter pad of thè morning. Allieti Chemical had a disconcering break which encouraged renewed selling nf thè industriai leaders but much better support was inet than during thè middle of thè week. ► At no tln re :ent reaction havg thè railroad and industriai averages broken be.ow thè September lows. l'ndertone Strong Trading was quiet in thè first half hour, but thè undertone continued strong. Special activity was evidenced in Freeport, Texas, whlch made a new liigh on thè recovery at 24 and in generai American Tank Car ’ Ich sold at 76 1 i against Thursday’s low of 73. Houston advanced to 84% against its recent'low of 79*1. American Can was steady at 72ij, retlecting persistent demand. Buying of can is based primarily on thè exeelìent earning outiook for thè company for vears ahead. Renewed selling carne into thè markht around 11 o’clock. when priees in thè generai list were unsettled by a disturbing break in AHied Chemical, whìch slumped 3% to 77%. This seilir.g reflected thè un'dolng of a speculative position built un on thè hope that thè company intende*.! to increase its si annua! dividend lx-fore this time. This weak spot encouraged professional elements to test other sections of tlie list and industriai leaders again turned reactionary. LTiCAL BANK CLEARiNGS Indiana noi is ban4 ek-arlngs srid:*y wer® 5t.404.000: bari!: debits vv -re $3 200.000. NEW YORK MONEV MARKET by I nitrd Financial NEW Y< ’tK. Oct. 27 —Time money ratea. 4% (5 per cent Commercial saper. 4 % ®4 % per cent. FO RE! GN EXCHANG E f B-' l n Fin i NEW 'ORK <••?. 77.—Sterdrig. demand. c : • . 54 45%. 1 itici* demand. Ó f*oc: cabies. 0.00 %e. Mark, demand, .02%'. up o*l -1 tic. 11. tutta, demand, 20.09 c: cab) a. 20-llc. Sw ss, demand. 1? Me: cable-, isole. G lid r. demand. listile: cablea. :is.9o. • Pe*taa. demand. 15.20._-; c - 1 S*ue*:e. demand. 20.70--; et tea. •, 74e Norw. ay. demand. 17.93 c: cab;-., IT.DTc. batte, demand; 20 04: cablea. 20.08 c. NEW YORK LIBERTY BONDS —Oct. 27 l’rev High Lovr. C!os c’oae. L. B. 314®. • .100 70 100 40 100 00 100 02 L. Blst 4s 98 00 !.. B. 2d .3.. 97 98 97 80 97.80 .... 1. B. Tst4**s. 98 40 97 !> P 8 110 98 30 I. B 2*14 *3. 'l4 9776 9“ 14 08.10 L B. 3*t 4 .3. 9? SO !>S .% 98 00 98 02 L B. 4tl* 4**B. 98 40 !> 10 98.40 98 42 Victorv 4 '*3 100.28 100.24 100 28 100.28 Cali Victorya. 100.02 100.02 100.02 100.02 New gt. bouda 99.90 98 90 09.40 MOTOR SECURITIE3 (By Thomson & McKir.non) —Oct. 27 —Cloaing— Bid Aak. bari Motors 1 1 % Coi. M-tors 2 3 2% Packard torri 10 4, 17 nckard pfl 17 17% Peerlesa 55 57 Continental Motors com .... 10 10% Continental Ila oro pid 81% 93 Bt:pr> con- 2’* 2'* Ilupp pfd 103 - - Reo y oto- Car 1 13% ElTln Motors Iti Crani Motros Vi Cord atei Canada 38"' 395 Natior.ai Motors 2 3 Federai Truck . 19 21 Paige Molora 24 20 Republlc Truck 2 2*4 ACTiVEOIL STOCKS (By Thomson Se MeKlnnon) —Oct. 28 — I —-dositi g F Bid. Ask. Anirio-American Oil 20% 20% Atlantic K* fiume. Lobo .... 7 854 Bom*-S*Tymser 400 480 BU'-keye Pipe I.ino 92 94 Cii.-s* bronci. Mfc. Cor 215 230 Continental Oil. Colorado ....140 150 Costieri Oi! and Gas 5 11 1 'rts.ii]l Pire- Line 35 38 Cumbcrlar . Pipe I.lno 153 158 Elk Basiti Prie 11% 12 Eureka Pipe Line 92 95 Calrna-SlgiKil Oli, pfil 110 114 Galena-Siirnal Oil. c*jra 59% 51 Illinois Pipe Lu e 17.5 177 Merriti Oil 6% 0% Mi.lwcsK Oil 2 2*4 Midwcst Kf? 225 Natirn.il Transit 2 * 20 New York Translt 174 170 Northern Pipe Lme 107 110 Ohio Oil 305 308 Penu.-Mex 25 30 prairle Oil and Gas ........635 640 Prairie Pipe Lire 279 284 Fapulpa Kefir 2 T 4 3 Solar Reflrnn? 390 400 Southern Pipe Line 94 90 South Perni Oil 190 195 Southwest Penti Pipe Lines .. do 04 Standard Olì Co. of Ind 121-% 122 Standard Oil Co. of Kan 000 CIO Standard Od Co. of Ky . . .108 109 Standard OU Cu. of Neb 190 200 Standard itti Co. of N. Y_. . .557 500 Standard Oil Co. of Ohio .. . .530 550 Swan Se Finch 30 34 Vacuimi Oil 005 070 Washington Oil 24 20 CHICAGO STOCKS (By Thorr.son * MeKlnnon) —Oct. 27 Open. High. Low. Cinse. Ar Se Co pfd 99*, 93* 99*8 99*4 Con Mot. .. 10 % 10 5 10 10 * Mont.-lVard. . 21 * 21' 21% 21* Quaker Oats. 99* .... .... .... Stew. Warn.. 52 V 53 Vi 52’,* 52% Swlft & Co.. .108 108% 108 108 V* Swift luti... 21' 22 21*4 22 l'nlon C 1 C. 93% 03% 63% 03% Wahl ...... 54 55’* 54 54% Wr.glty 108*4 109 108*4 109 Yellow Taxi 73% 74 73% 73% j 86 INSURANCE RE.VL ESTATE and tnaurance. TL’XEDO STATE BANK. 4304 E. New York Irvington 2803. 38 ALCTION BAI.ES Auetion Sale, Furniture Monday. Oct 30, 2 p. m. at E. ThlrtySerenth and Rural Pts Talt6 Fi. Harrlarm car: get off at Keygtone: walk eaat. I wlll nell a lot of gotKi furnlttire. Howard plano, beds. dreeser, ruga, blu ve-*, tabies. chalra and 150 rana of home-canned fruiti everything in entire house will be sold Mouday, 2 p. ni. li. A. Hodges, Auctioneer

New York Stocks (By Thomson & MeKlnnon 1 —Oct. 27

Rallroads— Prer. High. Low. 'Uose. dose Atchison ...104 103% 103% 105% At toast L. 120% U9F4 120 119*4 U Se 0 63 62% 53 52% can Pacific. 145 143% 144% 144 C Se 0 74% 74 74% 74 C Se H WRy. 90 80% 90 90 C R I Se P. . 41% 40% 41% 40 C 4 G W pfd 12% 12% 12% 12% Del & Hud. .134% 133% 134% 134% Del Se Laek.l3s% 134% 135% 135 1* Erie 15% 16% 14% 16% Erte lst pfd 23% 22% 22% 23% Gt North pfd 92% 92 92% 91% 111 Central.. 113 112% 112% 112% K C South.. 22% 22 22% 22% Lehigh Val.. 09 % 08 % 09 % 68 % L & N 140% 130% 139% ... M K 4 T. . . 17 10% 16 "4 17 Mo Pacific pf 60 % 65% 60% 66% N Y Cen 99% 98% 99% 98% N Y-N H 4 H 29% 29% 29% 29 North Pac... 86% 85% 80% 85% Nor 4 West.l2o 120 120% 120% Pennsy 49% 49% 49 Vi 49% Reading 84% 83 83% 82% ho Ky 25 24% 25 24% St. Paul ... 30% 30 30% 30% Si. Paul pfd. 47% 40% 47 47 St L Se S W 33% 33% 33% 33% St L4S W p 50 65% 85% 60% St L4S Fe R 20% 20% 20% 20% Tex 4 Pac.. 27 20% 27 27 Union Pac... 146% 145% 140% 146 Wabash .... 10% 10% 10% 10% W'abash pfd. 30 29% 30 29% West Pac... 10% 10% 16% 10% Pgh 4 W Va 39 37% 39 38% Rubbers— AJax Rub... 13% 13% 13% 13% Flsk Rub... 12% 12% 12% 12% Goodrich Rb. 33 32 % 33 Kelly-Spg. .. 41% 41% 41% 41% K. T. 4R. C. 7 0% 7 0% U. S. Rub... 54 63% 53% 52% Kquipments— Affi. C 4 F. 184% 184 184% 183% Am. L0c0...129 120% 128% 126% Bald. Loco.. 135% 183% 134% 133% Gen. E1ee...177 170 177 170 Urna Loco.. 00% 57% 60% 68% Ani St!. F’a. 42% 42% 42% 42% Preased S. C 80% 80% 80% 87 Pullman .130% 129 130% 129 Ry S. Sp* .118% 118% 118 V* West Tirbk. 98 80% 90% 98 West. Elee.. 62% 61% 62 01% Steels— Beth. "8"... 72% 71% 72% 72 Colo. Fuel... 20% 20Là 29% 30 Crueible 79% 77% 79 78*4 Gulf States. 80% 84 V* 80% 84% Lanka 82 80% 82 80% Midealo 33 32% 32% 32% Penna. S. B. 3 % 8 % 3 % 3 % Replogle ... 29 28 % 29 28 % Rep ?. 4 S.. 60% 58% 49 48% Sloss-Shf. .. 45% 45% 45’4 45% V. S. 5tee1..106% 105% 106% 105% r. S. 8. pfd 122% 122 122% 121 Vanadium ..42 41 42 40% Motors— Am. B Mag. 39 37% 39 Chand. Mot. 01% 59% 01 59% Gen M0t.... 14% 14 14% 14 Hud. Mot... 20% 20 20 20 Max. Mot. A 49% 48% 49% 47% Max. Mot. B 15 14 15 14 Maek Mot... 56% 65% 55% 55% Moon Mot... 15% 14% 15% 15 Keisey Whee! 94 94 04 93 Martin Perry 28% 28% 28% 28 Pieree Arrow 12 12 13 11% Sttnlebakcr .129% 120% 129 120 Strontl>enr . . 62 52 52 51 % Stew Warner 53% 52% 53% 52% Willy Over.. 0% 0 6 0% Whtte Motors 48% 48 48% 48 Mlniags— Butte C &Z. 7% 7% 7% 7% Butte Slip.. 32 31% 31% 31% Dome Mines. 39% 39% 30% 30 Tilt Nickel. . 15% 14% 15% 14% Tex <* and 9 02 60% 61V 60% * oppers— Am Smelt... 59 58% 59 68% A:i : -onda 50% 50 60% 60% Chile Copper. 24 % 23 % 24 % 24 % Di spira tion . 30 35% 35% 36% Kennecott . . 33 % 33 % 33 % 33 %

BONDS CLOSE HIGHER All Issues .Show Tendencjr to Re- : rover Frinii Ilecline. By i'nited Financial NEW YORK. Oct. 28. —Outside thè Government group thè bond market ck-sed thè week with a much better tene than it has shown since laat Monday. when thè graduai declino that grew until thè olosing trading of Friday set In. The Liberty bonds and th new 4*-is wre steady. but there was no marked recovery such as was shown in some of thè other sections of thè market The recovery in thè better grade rnils stood out strongest. NEW YORK STOCK OPENINC Advancp-Rumely ct-m 16 Allied Chemical 80 T * A'ils-Chalnier 40% Am. Can 72% Am Locomotive 12f$% Am. Steel Foundry 42% Am. Sumatra Tobacco Co 30% Am. Tel. and Tel 122 Am Tobacco 100 Am. Woclen F. 08 Anaconda 50% Atlantic Gulf 4 W. I ••• 23’Austin Nicholas 1... 33 Ba'dwln Loco ...134% Tierhlefum Steel <B) 72% California Prie 57% Central Leather 38 % Chi . iMil. Se St Paul cnm 30% Chi . Mi*. Se St Paul pfd 47 ( hloago Se Northwestern 89% Chi.. Rock Island Se Pac..... 4IV* Colie. Osare 39 Chino Copper 27 Coca Cola 78% Coeder. Oli 49% Consolidated Ose 138 % Continental Can 97% Cora Produci 127'-. C ibati Am. Sugar 22 Davleon Chem 34% Del Se Lack 130% Dome Mine 38% Electric 8. Battery 50% Fanioni Players 94'. General Asphalt 5(1%. Generai Motore 14% 61 Northern pfd 02% G II States Steel 87 Houston OU 82% Indiahoma 4 % Inter. Paper 58% K.-lly-Sprlngfleld Tire 41 % Kennecott Copper 33 Un.a Loco 01 % Southern Ry. pfd 09% Standard Oli of Cai .118 Standard Oil of N. J 207% St. L and 8. W. com 33% Stndebaker 129 % Texas Gas and Sulphur 02 % Texaa Co. 40 Tobacco Products 82% Tranecontincntal OU 14% Union Pacific 140 % U S. Retali Stores 87% U. S Cast Iroti Pipe . 29 U. S Steel 100 % Utah Copper 04 Vanadium Steel 42% Wabash 10% Wabash lst pfd 80% Wf-stinrhouee Electric 62% Willys-Overland 0% Maxwell Motor 181 15 Marine pfd 56% Marvland Oi! 35% Mextean Petroleum 22S % Mlddlcs States OU 12% Mnivale Steel 32% Miasonri-Pao. Uy. pfd * 55% National Btocult 238 N. Y. Alrbraka 30 N Y. Central New Hnvcn 80 Northern Pacific 80 North Am 07% faciflc Gii 50% Pan-American Petroleum 92% Pernia Ry 40% Picree-Arrow . 12% Pro and Reflners 47 Vi Pullman Pai. Car 130% Reading 83% Royal Dutch ot V. Y 60 4^ Sears-Roebuck 85 % Sinclair 33 % METAL TRADE By I'nited Financial CLEVELAND. Oct 28.—Daily Metal Tiade yesterday sald. Demand for spot pìg lron is improving. Chicago in particular reportlng practioalfy thè entire market concern only over lron for lninK-dlate delivery Basic aales In thè Mahoning valley nave been made at S3O. which m falrly rep reeen tati va of tho market Coke continue to soften. ealce se low a SS beiti? made Coke production ! Increasing and tranaportntlon Improving. Steel priees are being firmly malntained t r.der goud demand. mnuy produeers being far behind with dellveriee. The metal market If actlve, zlnc making a epeetacular rise io 7.’2c St Louis. Tin also li up to 00.12 %c to 30.25<r fot itralt*. Copper and lead are unchanxed No. 2 foundry plp lron. Cleveland delivery. 533 50; bacìo plg lron valley. 530 ; Tiect bara. Plttaburgli and Youngstown. 539 50(840: stc-el bar. Plttaburgh. 1.06 8 2 15c sheets. No. 28 black Pittsburgh, 360 *5 3 76c Plain wlre, Pittsburgh, 2.46 @ 2.50 c. LINSEED OIL By United Financial NEW YORK, Oct. 28.—The ltngaed oil market wa* omewhat flrmer veeterdav Domeatic spot. 89 0 Oc; Nov.. Dee.. 87c: Jan., 85e: F'eb., My. 80*2 81e: forelgu spot. hSc. nomina'

Prev High Low Close Ctose an u 27% 27% 27% 27% Magma 31% 31% 31% 31% Utah Copper. 04% 63% 04 64% Ray Con... 13% 13% 13% 13% U S Smelt... 40 40 40 ... Oils— Cai Petrol... 66% 66 50% 56% bosfisn 49% 48% 49 48% Houston Oil. 83 V 80% 83 81 lnvincible Oil 10% 10% 10% 16% Mex Petr01..228 V 221 227 220 Vi Mid St OU.. 12% 12% 12% 12Vi Mex S 8... 17% 16% 17 15% Pan-Am Peto 92% 89% 91% 88% Pacific 01i... 50% 49% 60% 49% Pro and Rei 47 V* 40% 47*% 40% Pure Oil 29% 29% 29% 29% Royal Duteh 50% 60 50% 60% Std OU Cai. 119 % 117% 117% 118 S. 0. of N. J 211 204% 205% 209 Sinclair .... 33% 32% 33% 32% Texas Co. . . 49 48 Vi 48 % 48 % Texas C. Se O. 23 % 22 % 23 22 Vi T. Oil.. 15Vi/ 14% 14% 14% Union OU .. 10% 10 10% 10% White Oil .. 5% 5Va SY 5% Industriali!— AUied Chem.. 81 80% 81 81 Ad. Rumley.. 10 Vi 16 16 16 Vi Allis-Chalmers 45 42% 44% 42% Am. Can 72% 71% 72% 71% Am. Agri. Ch. 32% 32 32% 31 Am H. Se L. p. 70 09% 70 09% Am. Ice ....109% 109 109% 108 Am. Linseed 30 V 36 % 30 Vi 30 Am.* Woolen. 98 97 % 08 07 V Cen. Leather 39 38 % 39 38% Coca-Cola ... 78 Vi 76 % 78 77 Comp. & T... CO 08 00 06% Coni. Can... 07 % 95 96 % 95 Endicott-J 85% 85% 85Vi 85 Famous P 04 % 93*% 04% 93% Gen. Aaphalt 50% 58% f!l Vi 68% Inter. Paper 58 Vi 58 . 58', 57% Inter. Harv,..loo 105% 105'. 100 Loews 19% 18% 10% 18% May 5t0re5...133% 133% 133% 134% Moni. Se W.. . 21% 21% 21% 21 Vi Nat. Enamel 07% 00% 07% 00 Nat. Lead....108% 108 108 107% Owen Bottle 38% 38% 38% 38% Pitfs. Coai. . . 58% 58% 58% 58% Sea-sßoe 84% 83 84% 83** Union B. A P. 71 71 71 U. S. R. St.. 87% 85 87 % Bt% U. 8 C. I. P.. 29 28 U. S. 1. Aleo. 05% 031% 05% .03% Worth. P 30 35 35 35% W'ool worth.. 100% 100% 190% 191 Utilities— Am T. Se T.. 132% 121% 122 122% B. Uapid T.. 17% 17% 17% 17% Consol Gas. 138% 137% 117% 137 Columbia U. 109% 108% 100 10.8 % People s Gas 93 1)3 03 03 Western U.. 111% 111% 111% 112 Shipping— Am Tnt. Corp. 33 31 % 32% 32 A. S. Se Com. 23% 21% 33% •.'l% Atlantico... 23% 21% 23% 22% Iti M M pfd.. 50% 55% 50% 55% United F 152 152 152 152 Food*— Amer. Sugar 77% 77% 77% 70% Am Beet Sg. 41 % 40 40 42% Austin Nidi. 33-a 31% 32% 31 % Am. Cot Oil 25 24’, 25 25 Coni Prod.... 128 % 125% 13 7% 124% Cuba C. Sg.. 12% 12% 12% 12% Cubaii-Aui. Sg 21 % 21% 21% 21% Wilson Se Co. 41** 41% 41% 41% Tobacco— Ani Sumatra 36 35% 30 34% Ani Toh. C0..150 15.8% 158% 150 Gen Ctgar 78' 78% 78% 78% Tob Prod.... 83 81% 82% 82 Mlscrllaneous Stock— Alasti a J . 1 % 1% 1 % 1 % A Radintor 117% 117% 117% 118 Tenn Coi*.... 0% 9 O% Davleon Ch 34% 32% 34% 32 % Elee. S R.... 50% 65% 50 50 Pere Marq. .. 35% 35% 35 % 35% Pac G A Elee 80% 79 80% 78% North Ani 06 % 04% 00% 90 Nat Biscuit 235 V* 230 233 228 Callahan ... 8% 8 8% 8% S OU Ind .121% 119% 120% Sales. 14.000.

Total aales. 1.010.000 sharne.

CURB MARKET GAIN3 Recovery Starteli Friday Continue* Throtighout Stock List. By I'nited Financial NEW YORK. Oct. 28.—The recovery v-hich starteli on tho New York Curb Friday was continue*! into most **ec tions of thè market Saturday and feactional gains and some which were inoro than fractlona!. wero generi Standard OH of Indiana which vv.us off sharply and thè other Standard Oil stocks which Jut held steady, '.vere ali exception to thè rest of thè narket. The independent Oils and he industrials were thè gainera. Standard OH of Indiana ruled be o\v 122 whilo thè nev.' Standard OH ocka held very closely around Friy's closlng priees during most of he sesslon. In thè industrials, National Riscuit, ‘ontinental Motors and Hayes Whecl t*ere gainers by good fractlona. NEW YORK CURB MARKET (By Thomson Se McKlnuou) —Oct. 28— —Operi In.- — Bl*l. Ask. Standard Oli ot Ind. . . .121% 121 % Standard OU of Ky 107% 101* Stut* 17% 17 Vi Boom* 10 11 Boston Se Montana 11 12 Boston Se Wyoming 1 1 1 10 Carlb 5 % 5 % EngT. Pcte Hi 20 Eureka 20 20 filli 4% 4% Glenrnok 13-16 15-10 Slmm 10% 10 % Goodyear com 0% 10 Goodyear pfd 20 28 Hardshell . 5 8 Imperia! OU 113 113 Int. Peto 21% 21% Kirb.V 3 I> Maininoti! . 41 % 41 % Merrill 6% 6% Mutual 11% 12 New Max. and Ari*...... 3 3 ',* Nohle OU 22 23 Omar OU and Gas 1 % 1 1-10 Piti n-Mex 25 30 Radi 4% 4% Sapulpa 2% 3 Salt Creek 18% 18% Anglo So Africa ......... 24 20 Cltle Service 197% Jfu* Citte Service pfd 09% 09% Cities Servito Bankere .... 2o % 29 V INDIANAPOLIS STOCKS Stock —Oct. 28— Btd Ask. Ind Rallway Se Ltght Co com 58 ... Ind Railwsy A Ughi Co pfd.. 04% ... Indpl Se Northwestern pfd.. *4O Xndpls A Southeaatem pfd 00 Indi*! St Raiiway 58 00 Terre H Traetion & L Co pfd 85 00 T H Indpls & Eaatern com. . . 1 ... T H Indpl Se Eaatern pfd.. 7% . . Union Traetion ot Ind com Union Traetion of Ind lst pfd 9 15 Union Traetion ot Ind 2d pfd . . 0 Advauce Rumoly 15 ... American Central Lise 200 ... American Creosotlng Co pfd. 98 ... Beit R R com 50 ... Bell R R pfd 61 Century Bldg Co pfd 00 ... Cltie Nèhvlce Co. com ... CRlea Service Co. pfd. ... Citizen Gas Co 22 24% Home Brew 22 ... Indiana Hotel com 88 ... Indiana Hotel pfd 90 ... Ind Nat Lise In Co 2% ... Indiana Title Guaranty 60 70 Indiana Pipe Uno Co ... Inpl Abattotr pfd 48 Indpl Ga 50 % 53 Indpl Tel com 1 ... Indpl Tel pfd 90 Ver Pub Utilities Co pfd .... 52 ... Nat Motor Car Company 1 % 3 Vi Puh Savlng In* Co 0% ... Hauti Fertilizer pfd 49 ... Standard Oil of Ind 11.8 V ... Steriing Fire In Co 7 ... Van Canio Hardw pfd 90 ... Van Camp P”od lst pfd 1)7 100 Van Camp Prod 2nd pfd 100 Vandali Coa! Co com 1 4 Vandali Goal co pfd 9 14 Wabaaß Rallway Co pfd .... 29 % 33 Wabagb Rallway Co 00m.... 10 13% Bond* Broad Ripple 5 64 ... Citisene St Railroad 6 84% 86 Ind Coke and Gas 0 80 ... Ind Northern 6 25 . . Ind. Union 5 20 ... Ind Co Se So 5* 97 Indpl Se MnrtlnavUle 5a .... 61 04 Indpl Northern 5 52% 54 Indpls Se North western 5. . . . 50 58 Indpls Se S E 6a 40 ... Indpls Shelby & S E 6s 68 01 Ind Street Ry 4 07 08 Indpl Trac A Terni òs 87 Vi 92 Bokomo Marion Se W. ss. .91 4% T H Indpls 4E ós 72% ... Union Trac Co ot Ind 6s. . . . 65 Citizen Ga 6 87 88% Ind Hotel Co 2nd 0 0 % Indpls Ga 5 89 92 Indpls Ughi 4 Heat 5s 94 97 Indpls Water 6s. . . 7 07% Indpl Water 4% 84 87 New Tel lst 6s 08 ... New Tel L D 5 98 BoUtb mu Power 0 87 92

THE INDIANAPOLIS TBIES

ICS COISTI!E DRQPTO SB.SO Lo west Mark for IV'onth Recorded— Cattle Market Is Dull, but Steady. Hog Priees Day by Day 250-300-lbs 200-225 lbs 150-180 lba Oct. 20. 9.80 9.80 * 9.800 9.85 1 21. 0 00 9.00 0 60 ?3. 9.60® 9.65 9.00 9.60 24. 0.60 9.60 9.50 25. 0.25 9.25 0.25® 9.351 20. 9 00® 0.15 9.00® 9.15 0 00® 9.15 27, 0.00 9.00 0.00 Hog price soli bolow tho *9 mark at thè locai stockyards today for thè first timo In more than a month. Recelpts were not unusual for Sat- j urday at 6,000, augmented by a stale supply of 808. The bulk of all weights $8.90. with a few sales reported as low as $8.85. There were a good many orders with shipping brokers, and tlie market closed steady with a good clearance. Pigs stili brought thè price of thè load. Roughs were In good demand and rem ai ned steady at [email protected], with some at SB. Tho cattle market was dull with opiy 250 in thè pens. Priees ruled steady, however. Oalves were fullv 50 cents lower than Friday’s openiug, with very few bringing $11.50, and most elioleo stufi going ut SIO.SO®IL Recc-lpts, 300. In thè sheep alleys priees held steady 011 all classes. I*ambs were quoted at $13.50 down, and ewsa at • —Ho — g-150 to 200 lbs $ 0 00 Mf Jlum 0.00 Hravy . a ... . 0.00 Top 0 10 Pig 9 9.00 (lotm Facklng sows 7.7 -Vfj; b 00 —C Ilt tli— Fw rhoK’f to'-r* .. . . sl‘J I*rime ooru-fett 1,000 to 1.300 lbs J 11.00 012.00 Good t*> ( hoL e stocir. 1.000 to 1,300 Ib* " 25® 9.75 Gcioil to l'hoi.e ateer, 1.000 to 1.200 ib 8 25® 9.25 Good tu hoteu Hti-or, 1.000 to 1.100 ib* 7 75® 8.25 Common to medium steerg. 800 t 1.000 ib 5 75® 0.75 —Cow and Heifcr — Few dioico heilera $> 8.25 U 9.50 Good to choicf heifcr* . 7 25® 750 Medium liciterà 0 60® 7.00 Common to medium idfcrs.. 5 .50® rt 5o Good to oboi*- eco** 5 60® 0 2-5 Common to good cow*. - 3 00® 550 Cutter 2 75® 3.25 Canne rs 2 00® 2.50 —Hi 11 Fanoy bntchcr bill! 7? 5 00® .750 Coiai to cimi- -: buteb-r bulla 4 i'o-iÉ 4.75 B - - r . * b • . 3.75 J-J5 Ughi bobina bui! 3 00® 3 50 —(al ve— Cholce veni $ll.OO t ! 1.50 Good reni 10.00 H 11 00 Medium ve' 9 00® 10.00 Ughtweigh: vt-a: 8 uu I* "O Hi ry weialit vi a! 7 0 > >i 800 Common hcavie ouu ,( 7.00 Top 12.00 —Sheep and Limbi*— Culla 2.25® 3.50 Good to cholce cu.-e 3..M1® 5 00 Few dioico lame 13 50 *." >d lo elio, e lami 12.00® 13.00 Stetti > lai.d. 1! .O'i ® 12.00 Culi lambii 7.00 liucks 3 00 OTHER Li VE STOCK By l'nttcd t mandai CHICAGO Oct. 27 —Hng*—Rsceipt* 16.000 i ' al top SU U bulk of naie. $8.311 010 b-avj r.eiiM, $8 50 ® I*lo. mio. u- so® 0.10 ltght wntght, $:• ; -1U; '%(.! 00 ®t* 05 ; lieavy packiug taxi, roug’i V! -5 : -ili p: ri* -l OU* Caule R- -- - : 0.1'ul). n a:*, Steady . ■ hotee and prime, sii 75 <(. 13 70; medium and orni * ; 50 a. 11 75 coitimon. J.i 75® 7 50. good . ■ SU 25® 12.75: * a:., mon limi cu-d: ira. - • O ' a. i * ‘2.5 . butebor 08ttln and ' s s, - j. lo ewr. $3 5u ® 8 15: bulla. 73 50 -, d 35 ; ,nin-r, cnttr * o and heifcr, -2 60i. 3 50: caimem atiw-r. s'■soi; -1 v e - a vn. 25 j. 1 1 fsoder Bice. 55.05 8 sto V 1 -1 7.85 st • and $3.25 i ,40. S.'evp -Re ,-ij.ì 0.000: mar .ut. steady to 1 si: 10.-, or; !.. sl3 ® 14 05. lantba, culi ami coni M*u 12.75. .'carlina wcthrra. $0 75® 13 • . $1 50-®7.55; culi to common ci . $.’75 1,5 25 CINCINNATI, od T. Caule —Reeslpts, 900; market, dull tu ! ~iei , shlppers, $?.50 ® 10.50. (.i ve— M i;..- t, sOc .tri ’owor; extra. Sl2 u 12 5o bug—cip:. 4.000. jnar ;e:. ateiuly : good to dioico packar*. ri* 15. bl.c p- - Ue.-olpta. 800; n.Hrket. steauv: cxtrit .r - ilOci'. l.ambs— Market, stcmly: (ali to g.d. 113.50 u 14. CLEVELAND, Od. 27 Hog—ll-reipt*. 4.000. niarad 15c le ve , yurner. 5U.25 p 9.35; miXMI. $9 35: rned: .ni. •>: 3.: pu. SU 35: rou,n. $7.75. ip-tg s7.7ft. Catti® —Rscelpt, C'iO .'irket il.lt ; g-.od to ebotee bull, 'il iV ; >ed lo dune,' l'pe, i rio® 11. I d e l.el f era, $7,18. good to *-hoi* " cow $-4 50®.5 .50 ftr to good co"*. $3 : i. con ..mu cova $2 il 3 ; mlltier $-lu®7.. Siiecp and lamb*—R*'colpt limo mar,ci 25c lower: top. sl2 7.5. Ctiìvi- ib-i-i-ipts. 400; market. .50,: lower. top. $12..,0. EABT BEFFALO, Od. 27.—Cattici—Re •ijilS/ 800 n ar„ ■: imi ti , ly; *blp- 1 Plug atwrs. $0.60 ® Hi.so; b t- r gr, 1. $7 5011. i mi. $2 di 25. (' Recelti!. 1.1(10 mark-! sin-.' and ti-a*ly. cui Ito d.idee. sl® 1 1 Sheep aaid laniti*— . Keceipl. 0 400: n ara et. -‘tue. lumi). 25c lower; sheep steady: *'hol, o lami*. sl4® 15: culla to fair. $7 i13.51>. yearlings.s7 ® 11.50; s rep suo Hog Rtxìelpta. 8.000: inai.,.' -ti -. 15c li * : yor..t. . $9.00: plg. $9 00: mlxeil. $9 00 boavles. $0.00; roi'Klii. s7'uS; ut. s•> tH EAST 8 I’. LOUIS. Od. 27.—Catti® —Receliil. 3.0O0; market. Bt'-mb : r-iiv he- f eteer, .$0.25® 0 8... yc-ar-m ;s ami helisr. $544 7.50: cow. $.1.7.5 ® 5.25; cauners and cutter. s2.4ift 3.25. chlv--. $9.50; stockere and feeder $4 60 n. H. 23. llogs —Km | ccipt, 13.000, markjt, lóe lower; lieavy, $8 40® 8 (lo ; medium, *5.75'it0.15: ligio*. $8.7.1 ® 0.15; itglìt tight, $8.90® 025 : . I j i® 7.85 pigi 1 9.25. bulk. $8 (Hi :• 10. Sheep -Hii-etpt, 500: market, 25<®.0c lower, cwes. sl-'<td; g'uuner-i :> :d catte:. p, 2.50; wiml buuì-, $13.50 il I 4. NEW YORK. Oct. 27.-—Stcer —Supply. moderate, market un common. s9® 11; market ou other, sl2® 17; aeiei-l*-! choux-. $lB ® 19; demand, i.air. Cows Supply. lu.bt; ; market. good. slo® 11; doma td. lane , Bull—Supply. Ughi; market on common, 1 $0 50® 7; locai Itili. $0 50® S; demand. *c,d. Kiislim- bcof dine:. and piate®—Sup. < ply, normai: market, sll® 17; demand, poor. Vi-al —Supply, ligio: market on cholce, slti®23 bi-avy $9-0:11: demand. fair. Laudi—S u ppy. falrly liberai; market on cimice, $2 71(28. demand. fatr. M,; Itoli —Supply, falrly liberal; market oli good. sls® 17; demand, fair. Toni—Supply. Tight: market, $20®27; demand. good. KANSAS CITY, Oct 28. Hog—Recelpts. 8,500; market, steady; bulk, $8.15®8.i0; lieavie®. sß® 8.45; buteher*. $8.30® 8.50; ltght, $8 1.5-1 s *10: plg. $8 ® 8..5(1. f atue —Reoolpta, 4.000; market, steady; prime fed ktaers. $10.75 ®-13.25; plinti to fair dressed becf eteer, $5.50®K>.50; western Steel. $3.60® 10; southern steer, $3.2-5® 8.25; cows. $2.25®0 5O: lirlfer. $4.60® 11.60: stookers and feeder. $4..30®8: bulla, $2.30® 4.00; calve. $.5,50® 10..30. Bbeep —Recelpts, 5,000; market, steady: lumi', sl2.so'i< 14.25. yearllng, sß® 11: wotiier. $0.75®8; ewes. $.i.‘.’5®0.75; ltock.org and feeder, $10.60® 13.30. BOSTON WOOL MARKET By United Financial BOSTON Oct. 28.—-The appnrent worid ahortags or wool and with European countrie buylug Ireely, it i qulte npparent to ; many In thè locai trade that wool price j aro destili ed to higher leve! wlthln thè iiext few montila Tue only bear argumcnt ] herird In tho wool market yesterday la thè | fear that consumer wlll hold off fi*om sol- l lowing thè advuncing market. Mclbourno cable to a locai house reported that at aiictlwn nule Thurr.da.v th*-ro were j no cholce woois to offer, luit there w sia : strong competition for anytldng offored. The ! American tariff sltuatlc-n check some busi- i ne In thè locai market, but it 1 eald that ! mlll continue to puronase medium grada wool at top price In moat case. liigh gradi* Merino are rather si-arca. At thè London wool auetion priees advanced 5 to 20 per cent over thè prevlou Baie. N. Y. HAY MARKET By United Financial NEW YORK, Oct. 27.—Lower grada of bay were In better demand even though recolpts were largo In thè locai market, No 1 ttmothy. largo baie. S2B; No. 1, $27 bid; No. 2. $26@20; No. 3, $24@25; dover mixed, fancy $26 @2O: No. 1, $24 @25: No. 2, $22 @23; simili balcs timolhy No. 1, $27 akcd; No. 2. $24 @26; No. 3. s22® 23: dover mixed, fancy. $25 @2O: No 1 $23 @24; No. 2. $22 @23

COTTONSEED OIL By United Financial NEW YORK, Oct. 28.—Tho cottonseed oil market wa lesa adivo yesterday and aster openlng 1 to 4 points lower, steadled and was unchauged. Cotton house were on both sides. Continued weaknes in lard and an easier cotton market causcd some selling, but there was an absence of outside pressure and support In Novembre, and May oil checked thè declined. Southeaat crude immediate was reported uuehanged at 7@7V(iC, whllje Texas December crude was offered at 7% e. English cotton oil. unchanged at 39 Od. Ca3b demand for oli reported only fair. Noon cali: October, 8.25 c bid; November, [email protected]: December. [email protected]; January. [email protected]; F’ebruary, [email protected]; March. [email protected]; Aprii, [email protected]; May. 9.04 c: market steady, sales. 45,000. uruSlTes" AFTER OEGLINE Heavy Buying Develops Aster Early Drop Close Slightly Higher. By United Financial CHICAGO, Oot. 28. —Grain priees dipped slightly at thè opening of thè Chicago Board of Trade today, but grain, aster thè li*itlal slump, heavy buying developed and all quotationa moved higher'than Friday'a close. The chief factor In thè advance In wheat was a report by Goodman, crop export, that with thè eeedlng timo for tvinter wheat nearing a doso, ilio acreage ls very sharply reduced. A lieavier movement. of grain from thè Southtvest was noted as a result of a better supply of cara. Consideratile export buying of corti was felt over iright. Llverpool priees were higher. Recelpts 200 cara. Oats priees held strong. Receipts 85 cats. icre was little activity In provislons. CHICAGO GRAIN TABLE Bn l n ! ted Financial WHEAT — Opi-li. High. Low. Uosa, lice. .113 1 1.. % 1.1 ; % 1 .1-1 -s May.... 1.12% 1.13% lì! 1.13% JuJy. . . 105% 1.00% 1.06 % 1.00 COUN — 11,,-... .00% 08 .00% 07% May ■ .07% .08% .07% 0$ Jilly... 67 .67% .00% -07% OATS— Dee... .41% 42% .41% .42 May... .4 1-'* 42% .41% .42% July .. .39 V .40% .89% .39% LARI) — Oct 10.37 10.40 10 35 10.35 Jan.... 985 9.37 9.30 9.32 VgC. 10.50 11 Uva.... 79% 80% .79', .80% May . 80 .81 -80 .80 % •Nominai. CHICAGO CASH GRAIN By United Financial CHICAGO. Oct. 27.—What —No. 3 red. $1 20 No 2 hard. $1 19® 120 •* No 5 hard, $1 is % ( uni —No 1 yellow, 71% @7l%e: No 2 yinlow. TU-, -f72%c; No 3 yellow. (19 * -;7t *--. No 4 **- .£ 71,-; So. 5 yellow. 04® Vie: No 0 ye.iow. 71 * @70% v . No. 2 nnx.ll. 09 a 72 %-• No. ,! i ivfì 07 ® 71i . No 4 iiiixeil, 0ó ®7O- c ; No, 2 v. bile. lib%@ 72 %c. No 3 a bito. 07% 71c. No 4 whtte. 60 ® 7(1 %c ; No 5 whit 03%- data -No 3 watt®. 43® 45<- No 4 whtte. 41% @43c. llar.cy 62@02c. INDìANAPÒITs~CASH GRAIN —Oct. !7 Bid forar !.,' of di' and bay at tho e.', of tho tribuna;.*... Board ot linde v.oie_ W* al —T.V bilie 1. •trong ; No. - red. $1 1.-5 ® 1-17. , Coro —Strong, No 3 w.nt', i.0%®0-o. No •! wfcita. 0->% :00%c: No 3 y-dlow. 00 107 a. No. 4 yi-.uiw. 05®00c; No. I.ew yallow. 0505 No, 3 mlxod. Co--UOO% c. No 1 mtxi-d. 05 ( 0.7- * -al —Stri:.* No. 2 w tal®, 41 j * 1. %C. N-i 3 w-tiii . 41 .1 4! % e Hv- a k I .d: .5 *:. ' ’d. < SS.V 1 * N " 1 ttmothy. sls® 15.50 No 2 timofhy. $i4.50 (15; NO. 1 nbt i . 3IT IlliXOd. sl4 -Ali Ot. No. 1 dover bay. #13.50@14. —luspectlon Wheat—No 2 re*l. 1 cor; No 3 rc*.i. 1 car No. 4 r-d. 1 car. No. 5 red. I cnr. No 2 h,\rd 2 car, No 2 mixed, 1 car; No. il uitxcii. I car; So 2 uorthem spriug. 1 •ar sm.p.e. ! ear Tota.. 10 car Cor No 2 hit® 8 ar; No. 8 it® 7 .-ar* No 4 whilo. 7 car. No. 5 whtte. . .-ir N , 3 vivo, 7 ••:. No. 5 yebow. .1 o-o H N'i 0 yellow. .. No. 2 nuxird, 1 car; ‘ No. ’ 3 mixed. 3 car; No. 4 muta:. 2 car Total. 52 vai* G'ats —N-- 2 whtte, 8 cara; No. 3 white. 0 car Total. 14 car. Rye—No 4 1 car. Total. 1 car. Total n mber ol car® for day. Grulli price Quoted f. o. b basi. 41 %c to New York. PRIMARY MARKETS (By Thomson Se MeKlnnon) Receipt® Wheat Cirri gi (jut ntv , 7.1100 34.000 22.000 ChFMO 7 . 104."00 409.000 '•’SIO.IIOO Milwaukee ■ 17.000. 01,000 09.000 Mn.iicjpo'.l . 458 000 33.000 113.000 Duiuth 238,000 2.000 , 2.000 Si Louis 104.000 00.300 112.090 Tuli-u) 24.000 13.000 4.000 l>itrolt . t.OOO 3.000 0,000 Kan sa City.. 280 "Oo 84.000 10.000 Tcuria J B."*tU .8 090 ( in.aha ... 118. ODO I*o.ooo 34.003) Indianapolis.. 20,000 102,000 _ *B.OOO Ti*t ala 1 308.000 970,000 780.000 Year ago. II.USbIoOO 070.000 449.000 Hhipmenti Wheat Corn Oats Sion* City., . 4.000 38.000 ,^.ooo rhicwo . ... 111.000 512.000 1,282.000 -• 30,000 11.000 u 4.000 MmiicapolU . . 100.900 . 5.000 130.000 st' , 'ì , oUli '. ’ 1210000 '74.000 PO ÒÓO T- ledo . 37 000 2.000 30.000 Kansas CTty. . 135.000 10.00*1 48,000 lVorti 5 000 114.000 52.000 Oniah .. 74 000 48.000 72.000 IntUainipollg. . 7.00 P 38,000 4.000 Total 714 000 852.000 774,000 Year ago. . 1.073,000 080.000 711,000 (learance® Wheat W- Otxia New York .. 44.000 110.000 20.000 Botson 22,000 -• 61,000 lba. timore • 0Ó.900 New Orleans.. 390,000 82,000 Total . T 402.000 217.000 71.000 Year ago. .1.115,000 159,000 LOCAL WAGON"WHEAT No. 2 wagon wheat, $1.12; No. <i white onta, iihe. INDIANAPOLIS PRODUCE Buttar —Pack lag stock. 27e. Exc— Frodi candì ed. 38e: fowl 4Va-lb tip. blc; fowls. under 4>a lbs. 17o; loghron foryl and springs. 25% discount; Sprlnits. 2 lbs under 24c; epring, ovor 2 lbs., I7a; coca ami elag. Ilo; yi.ung toni turi** 12 lbs up 33,! ; yuung hen turks, 8 lbs up. 3*lc; old tour turi*. 28c; dueks, 4 lbs up, 17c; gf-eso. 10 lbs up. 13*r; BQUabs. 11 lbs to do*. $4.60: youut gulnea. IVi to 2-lb stzs, per doz. SB. CHICAGO PRODUCE By United Financial CHICAGO. Oct. 21.—Batter —Oenmnry extra 40e: standard*. 41 %c: .flrsls, 30 48 39%c; iwonds, 34%@36e. Egg—Onllnary. 30@32c; llrsts. 33@42c. Chees— Twin. 24% @24 %c; yonng Americana, 250 l’oultry—Fowls. 14@21o; ducka. 81c: gcess, 21c: aprlags, 18 %o; turkeys, 350; roosters, 140. CLEVELAND PRODUCE By United Financial CLKVRI,AND, Oct. 27.—Tlutter—Extra in tube. 50% <3slc: print. 62(ì;>2%c: flrsts, 49% %60c: packing stock, 8!4@20c. Egga —Fr.'Kh gatlicrtd nortlicivi extra, 47c: extra first. 4Go; Ohios, 44c; western flrsts. nnw cawes. 39c. Poultry—Live heavy fowl® 2-;@2sc; roosters, ,14@15o: epriiig duclts, 20® 25c. Potatoes —$1.75 @2 a bri. George Was Wi.se By Uniteli Press LONDON, Oct. 28.—George Willlamson, 69, entered a public house and ordered a pint osale. He had, in all, twenty-four pinta. Then he went out to thè nearest cop and gnve himself up as a drunk. "ITI better get it over gulet like,” ho told thè “Bobbie” and sa ve thè trouble of being arrested.” The magistrate let h’m off with a dollar fine. t

CASI OFF, WìFE GQESTO COURT Desires Husband Who Clung to Religion and Rejected Her Love. MILWAUKEE, Wis., Oct. 27. Nellie J. Talham, 64, will carry to thè State Supreme Court her flght to retain aa her husband, Albert A. Talham, 78, a resldent of thè Soidiers’ home, who is attempting to annui his marriage in order to remain a member in good standing of thè Roman Catholic Church. Mrs. Talham is a resident of Wakefleld, Mass. Mr. Talham was a member of Co. H, 27th Massachusetts In fantry, and was transferred to thè Milwaukee, institution May 2, 1921. Mr. Talham filed complaint in thè Circuit Court setting forth that ha was married to Mrs. Nenie Clemente in thè, First Methodist Church, Wakefield, Feb. 7, 1921, under tlie impression that she was a widow. Upon learning sho was (livorced, he_ sought thè priest of his parish and discovered that marriage ,with a divorced wornan was forbidden under penalty of excommunication, whereupon he left Mrs. Talham, on thè advice of thè priest, and sued -for annulinent, charglng fraud. The complaint stated that in his weak bodily condition, thè consolation of his religion was cherished in highest esteem. A demurrer filod by attorneys for Mrs. Talham was overruled Sept. 26 hy Judge Oscar M. Fritz, and notice of appeal frutti this decision was filed. IN THE COTTON MARKET Bn United Financial NEW YORK, (>•■! 28.—Cotton opened Qui* t ami steady up 1 to 7 pointa. Renewed reaiizlmr for over thè • —nd was abbv Wall Street and spot bonst-s. Jrtr' market ciosed finn, up 35 to 44 points. lì :gh. T,ow. Last. December 24 25 23.30 24.20 January 23.95 23.51 2.3.93 March 24. mi 2.3*10 23.90 May 2.3 93 23.52 23 -7 Ja.y 23.08 23.27 23.00 Uy United Financial NEW ORLEANS, Oc*. 27.—Further Sedine mari.* *1 tln openlng in spile of bull. Isti sentirne!.t regarding tue *.-*• ra! situatimi. Pro!.-sai (.rial tradir are sull incrca Ina thclr holdlngs on thè tlcdbiincr market an.! ptir-hasc of spot - by Manchester fin: atnl Im-iY-asinc r-•:<•••* on cottoti good® In pite ot tlie tempnrary selliack in raw i-ntton price, set*no, to pofiit to higher R -covarle ir arked * thè tir-*. two hour gai-. or fr-.m 12 to 10 pinot betng rcgis-ti-r.-d a* a re H of Uu* stiong buying on low openlng price ■ High. Low. Ciò Ilcccn-her 23,39 23 10 23 14 I .... *ry . ... 2.3 41 23 H) 23 10 "■ ar.-li ' 2-.-il 23 10 23 17 May 23 31 23.00 25-03 Spot 2-3 'Oc, off 12 potuta, Bu United Financial LIVERPOOI u--t. 27—Fair spot demand f*-r cote-Il il prie*- ! *—ly M a.ly- **le. B, o**o b -s re elpts 9,000, no American. Th market e;***- ì timi. Future* opentxl Hinady. O; : High. lo*. Close < tober ... 13 : s 1-75 13 03 13 83 .lari ary 1.1..31 13 (.3 13 31 13 44 Ma h 13 17 13 20 13 17 13.20 Mac 13-4 13.09 13.04 13.12 Juiy 12.86 12.02 12.86 12.95 TERSE MARKET NOTES B i Untted ' innn ini an ••RVM -I*. Ol t 2"—Oli -hearing arri at a depth of 2.170 feci La b -■•n Umili in tho eli ta-ing drllled at tlie San Ju into coucc-'slon In Colombia. South An i I-* th- l.attn-A.nericali Petroleum C-. -p.-ratioii' which I owned H.intlv by Ih . *', .tiu-i.lal OU Uir~rest and thè BM.-i.larJ * il C.-mpai.y of * Uh.mix. accordìi® to \t- e Preside:-.! Stor-y of tho latt-r -u-rn 11 ! th flrt showing of oil In f th® two we s ■ ng d ■ ed by tln anization in Colombia and is in art euhrc.y new and un(l*‘vcs.p -i dislriolCASPKR, Wy,..— The Mammetti Oli Company ao.i 1.11 s■-■!:,in 29 of thè Teapot Jiom hit thè e- ad Wali Creoli sxnd on Thursilay atu-rnoon This is thè first to bo drtii.-in,- Cito tl .s satin übere prudn.-tion t® exj--. ted 3'! •; welì fihed up for 300 fe*-t with oi! with tb- bit berne fourteen feet in thè a:nl (pai wlll be drilìcd ai today. ivril ANAPOI.I8 —Th® Stntz Motor Car Con pa ìj will .ring ot a n< w alx-c.vUnder 1e..-! . --r. .*:i a- .... a io lfs prcrent .ino o. fonr-.-ylioder tvpe® ab.ntt thè first of n-xt volli- rtie pri-’-e of thè n.-w car ì expecled to ho con, h rably tiiul.-r levo! of tlie pr-*-otit moli*-: This innovatlou ls sa:d to ho un <-ff.-rt to rovita’ire thè company n'.ons Ili; s laid down Wh-:i Ci arhs M. Scliwao and ussoclatcs bceame uiterutdd la blutz affair. CHICAGO.—Pig lron demand ha been Ughi sin--' ti c > 1 r.-d lettoti a week ago with itmn ocmand f- r spot at $37. or $1 abovo tho uveragc p: -ce. Wiiconsin and Michigan us.-r ha* bought some malleable. Mnatly for proti pt shlpmcnt There is damami for first *u artor, but most buyer® continue tho lian.l to-tuoutb poiicy. Coke pnoo continue® to recede. MARRIAGE LÌCENSES Po Hln Ho. 140 N. Arrenai Ave.: Sonorità Luci.ila Kobisou, 1512 N. Pennsylvania St Henry F Keller. Herrln, III.; Mildred Harris. Herrln. 111. (~-oi-A-e .1. l'.ilg.-wolf, 01S Garfleld drive; Lei-m. *.. Worl imi, 23 Palmer St. Donald TANARUS,. 11.-se. Forty-Ninth St._ and Mielugan road; Dorotby Mcintosh, 525 Cruirnl Court. John E Keliey. 741 Con gres® Ave.; Julia Tuoni* y, 2035 N, Alabama St. S O Norrls. 'ta-iou Connty: Agnee T. HoiLln. 7045 College Avo W. J. diari - 509 Virginia Avo.; Clara J. Bell, 509 VI. ima Ave. <3. TANARUS,. Thornbt-rgh. :U N. Traub Ave.; Bessie May, r, 212*1 E. Twelfth St Roliert . Stenipfel. 1504 Park Ave ; Bernieo E. Willshire 2928 Washington Blvd. Arthur O Roherts. 518 E. Twentv-Thlrd St : Zerclda Chambers. 600 E. Twetlty-Sec-ond St. V Charles IL Wood, Louisvill®. Ky.; Iva.R. M-Ccdlough. Loclsvlltc, Kv. ‘ William A. Fraaer, Hammond, Ind.; Marjoric Southsate, Hotel Ur-oin. llrr.e Carliel, 544 Carllslo St.; Iva M. Stewart. 424 W. Naw Y'ork St. Arile Brown, R. R. 4; Gludya Childrcss. R. R. 4. BIRTHS Boy Marshall and Wllla Eastwood, 212 Minerva. _ . William and Mary Clamon, 1005 S. Kast. Fred nnd Pearì Sti-key. 115 N. Colorado. * William and Ulee Wilkereon, 170.3 Masaachusetis. Raymond and Modeslino Rylc. 544 W. Sixtoenth. _ Riehtird and Beaste LaMasters. 550 W. Washington. Edward and Mollv .lone, 10J7 Coa. Daniel and Ilelcn Xatlmil. 1 10 Brighi. Henry and E.lna Hendusom city hospital. Harry and Genova Arnold, city hospital, libimi and Louise Bcnton, city hospital. Hubert and Clourlne Eastiand. city hospital. l-'rancis and Marguarite Hcogland, cify hospital. Samuel an.l Edna Wliite. city hospital. Joe and Emma Swcedlsh. city hospital. I.ennrd and Eunice Eckols, city hospital, x Herbert and Katherine Sbus, 702 L. Georgia. Giri Thomas and Riah Cox, 1929 N. New Jereoy. George and Crac® Howell, 2240 wintor. Bernard and Ruth Ilariey, 3812 E. Michigan. Garfleld and Vioiet Lewis. 054 Hosbrook. Samuel and Bornie® Hurrah. 2002 Jones. Ernest and Dolile Adiriti. 930 E. Georgia. Peter and Wiìle Sa.toApr. .3001 Cottage. Seder and Jolda .b-t*.., 959 Traub. Robert and Stirali l’helps, city hospital. DEATHS Ciiarles Alien Scllcrs, 57. 2253 Kenwood, cbroTiic intcrstltial nepliritls. Thomas M. Ilnrbtmr. . Central Indiana Hospital, pultnonary tul.eri-ulosi®. j Orvllle Eliiott 07. Lautcr Furniture Ctui acute cardia- dilntation. £>* Rachael Z Cait.er. 0.3, 2044 E. T •A*'*, chronic v.ilvular l.cart ttiscasc. •*.%/ Carri® Kelly, 69. St. Vincent uremia. t -Ppiìgfl John C. Me Bride, 07. 421 N. La. SMSjjO terlo sclerosi®. - -, -, Florence Smitli, 53, 1034 jAet CT* a f * \ Flfth, tubercular pneutDonla. a* iFi/' Verna Bottelli a. 27. 1126 L/sS A noma

BANNED Smoking Is Next Studenti? of Indiana University probably will be asked to cease smoking during thè water shortage from which Bloomington is suffering, Dr. William F. King, secretary of thè State board of health, satjd today, because of thè possibility of sre starting from discardecl cigaret3. Dr. King visited Bloomington yesterday on an investigatlon of thè situation and to confer with officiala of thè town. “There ls no etddent danger at Bloomington at thè present time,” Dr. King said. Possibility of danger lies in tlie lack of sire prevention and In thè probabili ty of an epidemie. The cnly possible relief is rain, he said. Cooperation bettveen citizens and officials is vita! to cope with thè situation, he said. Itigid rules regarding thè use of water and zoning of thè city were suggested to alleviato thè drought. wifeshèslìfe CF HEBHIiSBAND Maddened Hornets Aimost Prove Undoing of Farmer’s Household. FOND DU LAC, Wis., Oct. 28.—A battio with maddened hornets resulted in thè death of two horses and almost fatai lnjury to Emmett Hagen, a young fanner bere. Hagen’s fife vas saved by thè heroism of his bride of a few months, who hitched up a pair of coits and drove at breakneck ipeed in tlie darle to a neighboring *ajm for help. Ilagen had gone out into thè barn planning to hitch up a newlv purnhased team of horses to drive to a barn dance. When he took down thè .iridle from a peg in thè wall he acgidentally dislodged a hornet’s nest. Tlie hornets attacked thè horses, tvhlch began to klek in their stalla. In attempting to lead them from thè barn Mr. Hagen was kieked ih thè head and fell unconscious. LEGÌ 70 NOLO ISOUEMIEBALL P.'irade to Precede Dance at Tomlinson Hall Monday Night. Final plans for thè Mardi Gras ball, which is to be gtven Monday night by thè Robert E. Kennington Best of thè American Legion, were being complete.! today by thè committee on arrangements, of which Karl L. Ferguson ls chalrman. A masked parade starting from thè corner of Vermont an A Meridlan Sts. at 7:30 o clock will precede thè openlng of Rie i*all In Tomlinson Hall, wli ere there will he dancing and thè awarding of psizes for thè best individuai costumes and thè best masked couple. All of tlie members of thè post and masqueraders are invited to talee part in ihe parade. Proceeds from thè bali itili go into tlie welfare work of thè past and will be used for thè benefit of tho families of ex-servlce men disabled in thè war. Perry Faulkner, Sta'o comma rider of thè American Legion, will Le present at thè dance. Piaga and Halooweert, deeoratlons are beir.g used in thè deeoratlons of Tomlinson Hall. ■ ~ - .. ■■■ ' ■' ~~ GiRLS TOO PRETTY - . ... - Oxford Student Ficea Before He Ix>ses lUs HcarL ' By United Xctcs NEW YORK, Oct. 2S.—As far as Edward Major Banks' SS4 pounds to Lord Tweedmouth and an Oxford untici' graduate is erme* 1 rned there is t*o competition imong American glrls as concerns their beauty. Tho Engllshm&n, soillng on thè Cunard liner Berengarla Friday confessed he was fieeing thè country. “It is impossible to remain," ho laniented. “Your girla are too pretty. I saw many of them at a ball given in my honor at Nashville, Tenn., and i I say they were so pretty that it was lmpossible to pick out one to fall - in love with, fearlng 1 would fall in ! love with all ot thotn and remain hors lndeflnitely, I am going back to my studles.” The Oxonian, piesident-ek'ct of thè Oxford Union Society, carne to thè United States to debate at Harvard on League of Nations questions. BURiED EIGKT HOURS Man Rese ned Uy Neighbors Aster Cavo-jn of WelL HARRIS, Pa., Oct. 28.—Buried at thè bottom of a forty-slx foot well on a farai ne.ir bis home, William Fisher was resoued aster volunteers worketì elght hours to reach him. A ladder abovo his head saved Fisher from being crushed to death. Standing in water aimost to his waist, he was able to talk to his rescuers. Aside from bruisca on bis head and hands, where ho was struck by failing rock, he was unlnjured. MOTHER FORCES BEATIMG Onlors Brollior of Girl ■to Lash Ilcr With Horsewliip. SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 28.—Claimlng her mother ordered her brother to beat lior with a horsewhlp, Margaret A. Bullene, 9. stvore to a complaint against her brother, Norbert A. Bullene, 22, mechanic. The child was beaten when sha carne to her dinner late, sho told#fAdge O’Brlen. Social v,’orkerß Lfc child in court f y.s ori tho legs. D!ES \ r .V, s ' *' 1 B- 1

STATE OFFIGERS LIGENSE 466.000 AUTBS IR STATE Fee May Ba Raised by Next Legislature Revenue Low, More than 410,000 passonger car and over 56,000 motor truoks ha.ve been licensed in thè State of Indiana in 1922, H. D. McClelland of thè Stato automobile licensing department, eaid today. The total of both passenger care and trucks, officiala bellevo, will come near reaching thè half-mllllon mark before thè end of thè year, as thè present rate indicates an increase of between 5,000 and 10.000 monthly. McClelland, in discussing thè present automobile tax. said that aproxfmately 75 per cent of all cars fall within thè twenty-flve horse power class, which tax is flxed at $5. Indiana, he said, was one of tho lowest ; States in point of auto tax and point--1 ed to thè rec°nt engineering changes ; which have had a notabie effect on thè revenues. May Increase Fece j An increase in thè auto llcense fees for Indiana is expected to be taken up by thè next generai assembly, as thè State highway coinmission, as well as tax experts has made an exhaustive study of thè situation with a view to supporting a bill authorlzing Increase. Practically thè entire supply of 1923 llcense plates for distribution ! aster Dee. 15 are on hand. The new I plates will be of thè saine material, I twenty-gauge Steel, with brown background and white figures and letters. | The plates are made by thè National | Colorotype Company of Covington, Ky., at a cost of $10.95 a hundred pair. | The State licensing department tn ; 1923 will have ninety agencies [ throughout thè State for thè dlstrlbuI tlon of plates. During thè rush weeks at thè first of thè year thè department has, tn thè past, been unable to glve prompt Service and as a result stations In varlous counties were established to facilitate delivery, By this means persona in any part of thè State making application through a notary public may have their plates within a very short time. THREE RQOMS AIVIPUTATED Residcn(9 of Half a House to No Home at All. LONDON. Oct. 28.—A wonderful feat of house amputation, during which thè occuplers looked on with mingled feeUngs, has just taken place during thè extension of thè Hamp--tf-nd Tube from Golders Green to Edgware. . The giant machlnes which are chewi Ine their way through all obstacles 1 threatened to gobble up a number of rouses on thè new route wb/.ch has been acquired by thè Underground ■ - --.Pipany with thè Intentlon of demolishlng them. One family pleaded their affection for their home nnd asked thè company if !t could not i be spared. The company roplied that they would. at any rate, have to shift half I thè house. To their surprise they i were told that half of thè house was | better than none. The company agreed to thè famlly's ì wishes. and three bedrooms and other ; roems were neatly sliced off; a wall i was built to cover up thè gas, and thè ! family are now living quite happily : with a part of London’s new tube in thè place where half their house ; StOOd. : WOULDEND CHILD MARRIAGE Bill in India Would Raise Ago of Consent to Fourteen Year, ALLAHABAD, India, Oct. 28.—Th introduction in thè legislative assembly at Simla of a bill to raise thè age of consent to fourteen caused an animated debate, one Indian member remarking that if thè bill were passed every Indian husband would have to be sent to jail. Mr. Alien, a member for Assam, said thè early marriages of Indian s women were responsible for thè appalllng amour.t of infant and fcmlnine mortality. In one generation mere than 8,000,000 Indian mothers died in ma- ! ternity cases, or more than thè total I casualties of Germany, Britaln, j France and Belgium In thè war. The ; tombstones of thè 8,000,000 women | r.'aced close together would reach - from Calcutta to Bombay (LOBO miles), WANT BRONZE BONES? Trj' Tliis Troatment on Tour Old Skeleton. PARIS, France, Oct. 28—living men with bones of bronzo may soon be a common sight, according to an announcement to thè Academy of Science by Professor Deumer. dlsclosing a method by which copper may be introduced into thè human orgranism by electricity. The process consista of passing i weak current through two electrodes soaked with a solution of sulphate of copper, thè electrodes being placed on thè skin of thè patient. It Ss thus possible to introduce Ave to ten centigrammee of metallo copper daily, eventually saturing thè organism to such a degree that thè bones become metallic and thè ekln I takes on a bronza hua. __________________ LIVES IN TREE Naturalist Trics Novel Way to Sfuriy Eagles' Habits. CinCAGO, Oct. 23.—Making thè young eagle scream is one o? thè most trjung duties of thè father bird, ami it would never learn to fly if it tvasn t starved into it. Francis H. Hcrrick of Cleveland, Ohio, llved in a tree for two months to learn those and other Inside faets on thè domestic lise of eagles, according to a paper he read at thè meeting of thè American Omithologists’ Union at Field Museum. Mr. Herrick said he observod from a tree house thè hatching 3f two eagles and their early lise. The youngsters were tantalized into their first screaming by their father and mother, which soared above them with flsh in talons. The young eagles loarned ÌVY fly by thè starvation System also, ■<c. ksaid.

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