Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 110, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 August 1926 — Page 19

AUG. 13, 1926

STANDHOLDER, IN SPEECH, DEFENDS CITTCJARKET Eposes Permanent Commission and Spending for Improvements. Where will you And the best people? Where will you And the most people? At the city market, according to J. F. O’Mahoney, veteran standholder, who Thursday conducted a spirited defense of the market before the Indianapolis Engineering Society. > ~ “The best people of Indianapolis patronize the market,’’ O’Mahoney said. “It Is an Institution of service, proven by the fact that 35,000 people frequent it every Saturday.” O’Mahoney declared that trade there at. present Is considerably brisker than it was a year ago. “But to appreciate the market, you must know the market,” he said. “John W. Holtzman, as mayor, had best control of market affairs. “Why? Because every Saturday you see John Holtzman, his market basket in hand, taking advantage of facilities the market offers.” Since Holtzman's administration, regulation of the market has been far from efficient, according to O’Mahoney. O’Mahoney proposed a permanent market commission, with authority to expend a large part of the $30,000 the city pro Ats from .market reveneus annually in improving conditions there. The market, O’Mahoney pointed out, is a powerful influence in reducing prices for foodstuffs, enabling commission men to purchase in wholesale quantities because they are assured the resdUe may be sold to the standholders. The speaker pleaded for retention of a number of the sidewalk stands, contending that the outside market is useful In providing goods of a lower quality to persons who cannot afford the highest-priced foodstuffs. The Society will hear the case of those who wish to abolish the market at its meeting next Thursday.

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The following questions will show how familiar you are with popular sports and sportsmen. See how many questions you can answer correctly and then check them with the answers on page 22. 1. Who is the popular sports writter and major league umpire shown above?

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2. How many men play on a hockey team? 3. How many persons have swum the English Channel? 4. Who Is football coach at the University of Michigan? 5. What are the two major baseball leagues? 6. What Is the name of “Red” Grange's home town? 7. What university did Ernie Nevers attend? 8. What Is a "birdie” in golf? 9. How long has Bill Tilden been national tennis champion? i 10. What golf title does Bobby Jones now hold? (Copyright, 1926, NEA Service, Inc.)

Today’s Best Copyrtoht, 1926, by United rre Central Standard Time Throughout WCX, Detroit (517 M), 7 p. m.— Detroit Symphony Orchestra concert. WCCO, Minneapolis-fit. Paul (417 M), 9 p. m.—Twin City String Quartette. WGY, Schenectady, and WMAK, Buffalo (265 M). 6:15 p. m.—WGY Player* in ““Tenants”. KOA, Denver (322 M). 9 p. m.— Municipal band concert. WDAF, Kansas City (366 M), 11 p. m. —Nighthawk frolic. FIND CANCER SERUM Rats Rendered Immune From Attacks of Disease. Bu United Press LONDON. Aug. 13.—A cancer serum making rats immune is described in the annual report of the British Empire Cancer Campaign. Dr. Thomas Lumsden of the Lister Institute, performed experiments on fifty rats successfully, according to the report. Injection of the appropriate serum in malignant tumors in the feet of rats, the report indicates, caused the tumors to disappear. Temporary stoppage of circulation in the part affected is a part of the procedure. It was found, the report declares, that two tumors in different feet of a rat could be made to vanish ' by treatment of only one and that ! rats which had been subjected to j the serum treatment were immune j to subsequent attacks of cancer.

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