Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 152, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 October 1926 — Page 27

OCT. 1, 1926

Automobiles for Sale

USED f ORB CA RS That Are Omar aim teed 'Tine Cream of the Used Ford Market 9 Late 1923 Touring Splendid condition throughout, Including new top complete; good cord tires, shocks and lock steering Wheel. $45 down, balance weekly. 1925 Touring Good mechanically;, above the average in appearance; five (5) balloon tires, and lock steering wheel. $75 down. E. Z. terms. good. NUF SED. $95 down, per week. Late 1924 Fordor Good condition mechanically, with good solid body. A car that Is truly a bargain at $345. $95 down and balance on small payments. 1925 Roadster Starter, demountable rims, good tires and of very good appearance. $75 down. 1925 > Coupe Balloon tire equipped, excellent mechanically, and of exceptional appearance. SIOO down. Balance weekly. 1924 Tudor Reconditioned throughout and new paint. We can't say enough about it, but it must be seen to be appreciated. Price, $325. Convenient terms. The Following List: Have been carefully refinished, reconditioned, inspected and road tested to prove our adjustments. They look and perform as new ones Should. Will consider an older model Ford in trade on any one of them. Down Payment Roadster SBS Roadster 100 late style touring 75 late style touring 95 ■Late model roadster 100 model roadster 105 Late style touring 75 Late style touring 90 Late style touring 95 Late style roadster 95 And You Pay Direct To Us. Wan gel ini =Sfliarp Compaumy 443 Virginia Ave. Drexel 5020 Open Evenings and Sunday.

1923 Ford Touring Looks Like New, $95 1923 Overland touring $ 95 1924 Willys-Knight coupe sedan. . . . 695 1921 Ford touring 75 1924 Oakland coupe 695 1923 Willys-Knight touring 495 1923 Ford touring 95 1923 Overland touring 175 1925 Overland coupe 335 1925 Overland 6 sedan 795 1924 Overland sedan 495 agK4 Overland. 3-nass. coupe 295 Overland Champion 265 Overland touring 95 Rollins coupe 595 i.922 Overland roadsters 95 1925 Wiilvs-Knight sedan 995 3 925 SHudebaker sedan |. 9;lo 1922 Overland sedan 195 (New paint) 1922 Ford sedan 50 Capitol Overland Company N. Capitol at Michigan St. Open Evenings and Sunday. 1924 NASH ROADSTER. GOOD TIRES, A-l MECHANICAL CONDITION. PAINTED A DARK BLUE, GENUINE SPANISH LEATHER UPBOLSTERING. CAR LOOKS WE. A REAL BUY AT $475. KIEST OF TERMS. SALES CO. 343 N. Capitol Ave. j|aj 516 N. Capitol Ave. MAin 5647. i Al, TODAY coupe $250 sedan. 4-dr 550 coach 650 snort 500 touring 475 teaQfijHlupmobi le roadster 475 touring 350 Small Payment Down. mrz INDIANAPOLIS CO. j 957 N. Meridian St. evenings and Sundays a. m _ Kij- '• 4922 _ II iM I I 1924 coach: bumpers, spot motometer. bar cap. mirror. This returned from California: $75 balance 12 months STONE CHEVCO 220 E New York. BbHMu W 5 NT AH' HKINii 'BUSINESS

HOGS STEADY TO 25 CENTS HIGHER

NEW HIGHS MADE AT OPENING BY STEEL,MOTORS Continuation of 4 Per Cent Bank Rate, Basis of Drive. Rtl X’nited Press NEW YORK, Oct. I.—Due largely to an increase of 54,994,000 in bills rediscounted 1 , occasioned by the October settlements, the reserve ratio of the entire Federal reserve system showed a falling off to 72.6 per cent, against 73.1 per cent a week ago. However, the comparison with the same time last year was more favorable, the figure at that time having been 72.5 per cent. Although rediscounts expanded $8,788,000 at this center, the reserve ratio of the New York bank firmed up to 79*. compared with 79.5 per cent a week ago and 73.6 per cent a year ago. This strengthening and the continuation of the local bank rate at 4 per cent was made the basis for a drive against an over-extended short interest in the early dealings on the stock market today. Steel Common ran up to new high ground on the current movement at 151 >4, p 114, while General Motors established a record high at 16314. up 2 points. Radio Corporation -was featured among the specialties, reach, ing the best levels of 1926 at 57, up 4 points from Thursday’s close.

Produce Markets

Eggs—Strictly fresh delivered at Indianapolis. 35 ® 36c. Butter (wholesale prices! Creamery best irrade a pound 43® 48c: buying price for packing stock 20e. Poultrv —Fowls. 21 (ft 23c: Leg-horns. 14 @lsc: ducks. 13® 15c. Cheese (wholesale buying prices)—Wisconsin Daisies 24® 25c Longhorns 24® ‘■>7 n T imV>ure n r rt '~n

Automobiles for Sale 1925 CHEVROLET TOURING. NATURAL WOOD WHEELS, BALLOON TIRES. CAR LOOKS LIKE NEW AND IS IN NEW CAR CONDITION. YOU CAN’T BEAT THIS ONE AT OUR LOW PRICE. Jones—Whitaker Sales Cos. 343 N. Capitol Ave. 516 N. Capitol Ave. MAin 5647. $25 DOWN Paige touring: A-l conditionready to go. This car is a real bargain and you'll buy it quick. E-Z weekly terms. P. B. SMITH AUTO CO. 322 N. Delaware. Hudson and Essex Dealers. CHEVROLET LANDEAU SEDAN 1926 model: 3 months old: perfect condition. Must sell, cannot make payments Will sacrifice No trade Write me care of Box A 140 Times CHEVROLET 1926 SEDAN Bumpers, spare tire, motometer and barcap, and other extras. $635. Terms or trade. It is same as new, so hurry. Jones-Whitaker Sales Cos. 343 N. Capitol Ave. 616 N. Capitol Ave. MAin 5647. CHEVROLET. 1923 touring: fair tires, winter inclosure, runs and looks good: $l5O that's ail. except terms. STONE CHEVROLET CO. 220 E. New York. HAVE 1923 Columbia sedan that I must sell. Will take smaller ear as down payment. This car is in good condition: almost new paint. Call MR. JONES. Lin. 7575. ’ USED CAR BARGAINS NATIONAL BOND AND INVESTMENT CO. 313 N. Penn. Main 3232. ONE OF THOSE CLASSY, SERVICEABLE, ECONO MIC A L TRANSPORTATION GIVING CHEVROLET 1926 COUPES. DISC WHEELS. IN FINE CONDITION. WHEN YOU SEE THIS CAR AND THE LOW PRICE ASKED, YOU’LL CERTAINLY BUY THIS CAR. JONES WHITAKER SALES CO. 343 N. Capitol Ave. 516 N. Capitol Ave. MAin 5647. Trucks 1923 Tomi Track Good condition mechanically. Close cab and large well built body, sultible for hauling coaL $65.00 down, balance weekly. Late Model Track Complete motor and transmission overhauled, close cab, box body; $75.00 down, balance weekly or monthly. Wainigeliini=Slhiairp 443 Virginia Avenue. Open Evenings. DR exel 5020. OLDSMOBILE Speedwason 1921: cab and body- good running order; $275' easy terms. 329 W. Market Main 1005 KALAMAZOO 3%-ton dump truck: good running order: recently repossessed w-tll sell for balance due on it A targain. GUARANTY DISCOUNT CORPORATION.

New York Stocks

—Oct. 1— Railroads— Prev. High. Low. 1:00. ciose. Atchison . . 159 14 158 % 159 Vi 158% All Cat L. .219 218% 219 218% IU&U ... I|U6 Vi ... 105% 105% Canad Pao 166% 105% 166% 165% O&O ... 174 171 % 172% 171% C& NW . . 79% ... 79% 79 ORI&P. 68 Vi 67% 68% ,67% Del & Hud 177 ... 177 177 Del & Lac 145% 145% 145% 144% Erie 36 % 35 % 3o % do % Erie Ist pfil 4(1% 4.>% 46% 4o % Gt North pf 78% 78% 78% 78 Lehigh Val. .. ... ... 87% K C South. 47% 47% 47% 47% L&N 136 M K & T.. 37% 36% 37% 36% Mo Pac pfd 92% 92% 92 % 91 % N Y Cei1!..143% 142% 143% 143% NY NH &H 46 %, 44 % *6 4.; North Pac.. 80% 9% ,80% 79% Nor & Wn 168 165 108 }•> % Pere Marq 111 ... 11l 116% Pennsv .. • 5.) 54 % 54 % o 4 % Reading ..92% >|! % 92 % A’A v S Railway 12b% 130% 1~6 1~6 So Pacific .108% ... 108% 108% St Paul ... 11% 11% 11% 11% St Paul old -6% It L & 1 F 90% !!:! % Union Pac 168% 167% 168 16, % Wabash ... 45., 44% 45 41% Wabash pfd 70% ... 70% 75,* Rubbers*— Aiax 8% ... 8 % 8% Fisk ::::: if 8 16% 10% Goodrich . 48V4 ... 48 ,7;.* Goodyr pfd. .. ... •• • I Vo and H1 y ßWfli% -60% 60% 61 Equipments— A C ami F 100% ... 100% 100% Amer Loco 106 ... 100 % 100 % Am Stl Fdy 43% ... 43% 44% Bald Loco .124% 123% 124 1-3% Gen Elec.. 69 88 88% 88 Pr Stl Car.. 41 40% 41 190 'ullm ....199 J6l Ijusi Wsth AB. . 135% 134% 135% 133% Wsth El .. 70% 70 70 03 A Bethf ' h 49% 49 49% 48% Colo Fu ..48% 4<% 48'* 46 a Crucible .... ... 'a;,,, in it Gu St Stl. 69% ... 69% i P Re V & I 44% 43% 44 43% Sl-Shef ...128% 127 I~H% * Un St Stl. 152% l-oOVa lo2f lf>o 3° * Motors— Am Bo . . 20 ... 20 20% Chandler , ... . *9 Chrysler ... 35 % 33 % 39 % 34 4 Con Mo .. 11 , H. 10% Dodge .... 27 % 26 % 26 % ~6 /* Gabriel ... 31% . ••. 31 % 31 % Gen Mo ..165% 102% 165% 161% Hudson ... 54% 53% 64% 53% Hudd 25 24*i 24-% *.5 Jordan .... 10% 10% 19% 20 Mack 110% 110% 110% 110% Mar-Par... 20% ... , 20% 20 Moon 17% I<% 17 ts 17% Nash Packard .. 35 % 35 Vi 35 '* >35 % Pie-Arrow . 28 9b .** ~* , * Stuoet) ... 59 58 \ 58 7 i 58 H Ste-War ... 65 % 65 65 % 64 *£ Timken ... ... 63 % Wil-Ov 22 % Wh Mo ... 56 55 % 66 Mining— Am Sm ...142 140% 142 140 Anaconda . 50% 40% 50 49% Cer De Pa. . 05'a 65 65% 65 Jnt Nic .. 36% 36% 36 % 30% Kennec ... 61 % 59 % 01 % 69 Tex G & 5.2 84 180% 182 180% U S Sm. . 30 % ... 35 % 36 Oils— At Rest ..110% ... 110% 109% Cal ret .. 31 •)* 31 % 31 % 31 % Freep Te . . 29 % 28% 29% 28% nonstop .. 57 % ... 67 % 67% Ind Oil. . 26 25% 25% 25% Marland O ->6% 56% mis, ou-a Mirl-C Pet. 30% 30% 30% 30% P-A Pet 67 P-A P (Bl 00 ... 66 06 Pacific Oil 1 % 1 % 1 % i % Phillips P.. 49% ... 49% 49% Union Oil.. 65% 54% 54% 64% Pure Oil.. 26% ... 20% 26% Royal Dut 50% ... 50% 49% Shell .... 28% 28% 28% 28% Sinclair .. 19% 19% 19% 19% Skelly ... 34% 34 34% 34 S Oil of Cal 60 59 % 69% 00% S O of N J 42 % 42 % 42 % 42 % Tex Com 54 % ... 64% 54 % Tran* Pet. 4 % ... 4 % 4 % Industrials— Ad Rumelv 19% 19 19% 18% Allis Chal 92% 92 92% 91 % Allied Ch. 140% 139% 139% 138% Arm (A) .. 10% 16 10% 16 Amer Can. 55% 54% 55% 54% A H&L Pfd 41 ... 41 40 Am S Raz ... ... ... 6j. „ Cell Leath ... ... ... .8% Coco Cola 161 ... 160 1.)9 % Cont Can.... ... ... 74 Certainteed .... ... •• ; 4 ? Dav Cheni 34% ... 34 34% Dupont ...360 341 % 300 33< % Fam Play ... ... ... , 120 G Asphalt. 85% ... 84% 84 * In Comb E 43 % 42 % 42 % 42/% Int Paper. 55% o 5 % 55 tnt Harv. 131% 133% 134% 133% May D St 128’. 128% 128% 128% Mont Wd. 64% 03% 03% 63 Radio .... 57% 06% 56% 56% Rem Tyne 114% 113% 114% US., SftoV '55% -55% ‘55% 55 4 Tin Dr ... 166 164 166 163 %

Commission Row

TRICES TO RETAILERS FRUIT? Apple®—New 40-lb basket; Transparent. 75e@si- Duchess. $1 ® 1.26: Wealthy sl26® LSO Wolf River. sl® 1.25. Maiden Blush $1.60- Liveland rasp.. sl. Bananas—Pound 7%c. Cantaloupes—Honeydew melon®, crate —lsle of Pines, box. $5 25® 5 75 Cranberries— Fancy black®. % barrels, Yrapes— California Tokay, crt.. $1.76® 2: H G Concords, lb oc. , Lemons —California box $4.26®4.75. Limes —Flori'a 100 $2 50. Oranges—California, crt.. [email protected]. Peaches—Fancy Elbertas. bu.. $2 Pears—Bartlett®, bu.. $2.76: allitrator. doz S4 Plums—Damson, bu.. $3: Washington prune plums. 10-lb. box 76c®$1. Persimmons — % bu.. $2.50. Quinces —Bu.. Si .75 VEGETABLES Beans —H. G xreen. du.. $1.50: H. G. Lima, lb . 40c. • , Beets—H G.. doz., bunches 30c. Cabbage—N Y., bbl.. $2.26. Carrots —H. G., doz.. bunches. 40c. Caulillower—Colorado ert . $3 75 Celery—Michigan Highball, crt.. $1.25, fancy Michigan doz. 40c. Corn—H G . doz. 20®25c. Cucumbers —H G.. bu.. $1 75. Eggplant—H G.. doz.. $1.75@2. Garlic—Pound. 15c. Kale—H G . bu.. 7oc. Lettuce—Western Iceberg, crat., $5: H G. leaf. 15-Ib. basket, $1 Mangoes—ll G.. bbl.. $2.50. Onions—H G. yellow, bu.. $2: H. G white pickling li-pound basket. $1.25: Spanish, crt.. $2: green, doz.. 40c. Parsley—H. G.. doz bunches. 50c. Squash—H. G. white summer, bu.. 75c. Potatoes—Kentucky cobblers 150-lb bag. $4.25: Minnesota Early Ohios. 120lb bag. S3 75. Radishes—H. G. long white, doz.. 40e: long red 40c; button. 50c. Sweet Potaoes—Fancy Virginia, bbl.. $4: one-third bbl. $1 65. Sninsch—H G bu.. $1

When Eighteen Cars of Gasoline Were Wrecked

Two persons were only slightly injured when a Pennsylvania Railroßd freight train with eighteen tank cars of gasoline was wrecked and burned at North Fast, Md. Here is part of the twisted mass, all due to < a broken wheel.

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US C I P. 219 214% 219 213% U S J Al. 79% 70 -a 79 77 v vVoolw ...167% 105% 107 104% Utilities— Am TANARUS& T. 147% ... 147% 146% Am Exp ... ... law A W Wit 68% Brk Ma HI Col G T & El. 82% ... 82 82% Cos Gas ...11% 109% 111 110 Interb ... ... 38 No Am Cos. 62% 62% 62% 52% Peo G ... ... 120 Phila Cos ... 74 % St G & E. . 65 54 % 55 54 % Wstn Un .... .. I ... 149 Shipping— Am In Cp. . 33 % 33 % 33 % 33 A Sh 4 C. . . . 8 Atl Gu . 30 % ... 30 '4 86 % In Me M pfd 31 % 31% 31% 30% Un Fr ...115% ... 115% 114% Foods— Ant Su . 78 77 % 77 % 77 % Amb B Su. 78 ... 77% 73 lAus Nic I. 10% ... 10% 10% >e Nil I’k. .., . . 67 Cal PUg .69% ... 00% 69% Cn Pds ... ... 47 % Cu Ca pfd. ... ... 44 iCu A Su. .25 % ... 25 % 25 % Fleischm .. 49 48% 48 % 48% Jew Tea .... ... ... 40% Na Bisc . 90% 95% 96% 95 Punt Ale .... ... ... 40 Postum ...107% 107 107% 107 Wd Bk 8.. 28% 20% 28 27% Tobaccos— Am Suma. 39% 39 39% 38% Am Tob . 121 % 120% 121% 120% Am T (B) 121 ... 121 120% Cons Cig.. 79% 79 79% 79 Gen Cigars ... ... .... 62 lairilladr .. 29% ... 29% 29% R J Rev. ... ... 110 % Tob P i til 114% 114% 114 W 113 % U Cig Stor 98% 98 % 98% 97 ■. Sehulto R S 47 'J

WHEAT LOWER AS . LIVERPOOL DROPS Ignore Delay in Movements Because of Rain. Ru T'nftrd Prcß* CHICAGO, Oct. I.—Dower Diverpool cables were the dominating influence In the opening of the Chicago board of trade this morning. News of rains over many parts of the grain country was almost completely ignored. Wheat opened %c to lower. Rains in Manitoba and the Western | Candian provinces have again de-! layed the movement from that section, but it is expected to get under way before the close of navigation on the Lakes. This was overshadowed by the Liverpool prices. There was no change in com values. More rain was reported over the belt although it is said to be clearing up over lowa and Nebraska. However this cereal his i disregarded the weather factor for | almost three weeks, and will thore- | fore probably take Its trend from | wheat today. Oats is still badly in need of some I new incentive. The opening was unI changed to % lower, j There was little done In piovisicns : early in the day.

HAMRICK IS ON STAND IN TRIAL Called After Wife Concludes Testimony. Jesse D. Hamrick, 71, attorney, codefendant with his wife, Mrs. Della M. Hamrick, and James, Ecton 19, Negro, charged with conspiracy to burn his home on the Michigan ing in Criminal Court this morning. Hamrick was called to the witness stand Thursday after Mrs. Hamrick yiled three days on the witness stanX, Hamrick and his wife are alleged to have ordered Ecton to destroy their home in order to collect some $15,000 in insurance. Ecton turning State's witness, admitted firing the house. Mrs. Hamrick denied a query of Fred I. King, who Is assisting Prosecutor William H. Remy, that her husband invited Charles Hoover, former deputy State fire marshal, or Judaon L. Stark, Remy's chief deputy prosecutor, to accompany them to Florida. Michael A. Ryan, defense co-counsel, objected to the question and Remy explained the State merely wanted to show the intimate relation between Hamrick and the fire marshal's office. The King of Spain owns more yachts than any other royal person. He has one motor and two sailing vessels, and two racing yachts were recently built for him.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Light Porkers Make Full Advance Bulk Is [email protected]. —Hok Price Range— Sept. Bulk Top. Receipts. 25. 12.75 (a 13.50 13 50 6.000 27. 13JDO-H 13.05 13.05 0.000 28. 13.00® 13.40 13.40 8.000 29. 12.50® 13.40 13 40 7.500 30 13 00® 13.75 13.90 7.000 Oct. 1. 13.00® 13.90 13.00 8.500 Hogs sold steady to 25 cents higher in the trading today at the Indianapolis Livestock Exchange. Porkers averaging 160-190 lbs. were quoted at the full advance, while the weightier kinds showed less upturn. All buyers were using ore schedule of weights,, which greatly simplified the market, as conppared to its erratic status when buyer j were operating numerous schedules, as was done Wednesday. Receipts were estimated at 8,500, with 722 hold-over hogs, which were adde to the fresh offering. Top price was .13.90, while the bulk of the sales were made at [email protected]. The advance was attributed to a good demand. Pigs weighing 120-140 lbs. sold at $12.60, while those weighi-ig 140-160 lbs. were quoted at $12.75. Hog Price Range Hogs weighing 160-170 pounds sold at sl3, which was 25 cents higher than prices at the previous trading session; 170-10 pounds, $13.25, 25 cents higher; 180-200 pounds. $13.50, steady to 25 cents higher; 200-225 > pounds. $13.65 i. 7 cents higher; 225- j 250 pounds, sci.(s, 10 cents higher; 1 250-300 pounds, sl3-90, steady to 15 I cents higher; 300 pounds up, not quoted. The cattle market was steady with | prices quoted at the previous ses- j sion. Receipts were estimated at j 900. Beef steers were selling at ; $9.50@ 10.50, prime yearlings, $10.50 j @11; common to medium heifers, s7® 9, and cows, $4 @7. Calf Values Drop Calves were selling steady to 50 cents lower. Receipts were estimated at 800. Top price was $16.50. Good and choice vealers were quoted mostly at sl6® 16.50. Lambs were steady, a few head selling at sl3. with the bulk of the sales made at $12.50 down. Receipts were estimated at 700. Bucks were quoted at s3® 4; sheep, $8 down, and breeding ewes, $6 down. —Hoes—--100-170 Ih® sl3 00 170-180 u> 132" 180-200 ibs 13 50 50 lb* lfl TY 260-300 lb® ;; 13:00 ■■ Cattle— Prime yearlings $lO 50® 11 00 Steers 9.00® 10.75 Common to medium heifer® 7.00® 950 Cows 4 00® 7.00 Best veals $lO 50 Bulk of sales 10 00® 16.50 . —Sheep and Uninhs— Lambs $lO 00® 12.50 Bucks 3 00® 4 0O Sheen 7.00 down Breeding ewes 6.00 down

Building Permits „ George PoUard. addition. 1115 N. Tuxedo. $.500. C w. Foster, dwelling. .340 N. Kenyon. $7,000. C w. Foster, garage. 340 N. Kenyon. SSOO. Western Oil Company, garage. 904 E Seventeenth S3OO C. L Pollett. shed. 3129 N. Sherman. $650. Bruce Parcels, shed. 3129! N Tacoma. S2OO Anna Dynes, reroof. 1.303 Universtiy. 5204. Mary King, rrroof. 4123 College. $202. Laura Jones, reroof. 2.33 \V. Pratt. $26 i W. T Blankenship, reroof. 2003 Station, $239 Clara Cozatt. reroof. 118 W Eighteenth. $235. Bessie Luke, reroof. 35.35 E Walnut, $229. C. A. Childers, excavate. 1427 Pleasant. S4OO. Indianapolis Street Railway, garage. 329 W St. Clair SI,OOO. Indianapolis Street Railway, station, 734 Highland SIB,OOO. Indianapolis Street Railway, station. 3820 W Washington. *lB 000 Indianapolis Stre.-t Railway, station. 18 W McCartv. $lB 000. I. M Wainwright. platform. 121 S Meridian. S2OO. Indianapolis Street Railway, station. 329 W St Clair $24,000 Martha Stuart, addition. 3471 Birchwood. S2OO. Louis Sterner, garage. 102 W, Arizonia S2OO. Bert Seivoas, room. 4515 Carrollton. 350. H. W Miller. 420 W. Thirtieth, garage, S3OO. Brrt Wilhelm, dwelling. 1329. N. Denny, $2 .350. O R. Dunham, garage. 2117 Linden. S2OO. John Welch, reroof. 1859 Pennsylvania, ?500. S M Gentry, dwellin. 544 N. Oxford. $-1 900 Emma Hoff, garage. 914 Sanders, S2OO.

Local grain elevators are paying $1.26 for No 2 red wheat Other trades rc Purchased nr* fheir merits PEPPERMINT STILL WEAK Bn Vnited Press NEW YORK, Oct. 1. —Peppermint oil is still weak on the markets here, and it is exepeted that the situation will not be changed until prices are well below present levels. Natural oil, is quoted at $6.75 to $7 a pound, while redistilled is at $7.25 to $7.50 per pound.

Local Wagon Wheat

WILLIAMS, FOE OF BUTLER, DROWNS (Continnued From Page 1) sidewalk and shot out into the water. Several tugs and the police patrol boat responded to the call and worked to raise the machine, a coupe. The machine slipped back into the water twice after being raised to the Burface and it wad only after several hourß work that it was finally recovered.' Car Identified Identification of the car as belonging to Colonel Williams was possible through the license number. Mrs. Williams said her husband left home early last evening, saying ho was going to a dinner at ihe Bohemian Club, "i don't know why lie should have lieen down by the

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Col. Alexander Williams Lmbarcadero unless it was because we are comparative strangers here and he did not know bis way. "My husband was invited to dinner by persons I did not know and he probably became confused in driving home and lost his direction, going by the bay.” No Trate of Liquor Police reported there was no trace of liquor in the machine. Williams, it was revealed today, ( was a dinner guest of George 11. Tatfleld, United States district attorney, at the chib. Once during file evening ihe colonel telephoned his wife ami told her he was "having a wonderful time.” Colonel Williams came into natlonlal prominence last March in San | Diego when he was court-martialed on charges of intoxication, preferred Iby Brigadier General Smedley D. I Butler, commandant of the Marine Corps station there. The board found Colonel Williams | guilty and he lost three numbers in | rank. Later he was transferred to San Francisco and given charge of i the survey of the western division end western recruiting. OTHERS IN CAR ESCAPE j Colleagues at Washington Get Version of Death. j Rll T'nltrd Pres WASHINGTON. Oct. I.—Reports |of the drown.ng of Col. Alexander Williams. U. S. M. C., in San FYanj cisco, reaching his colleagues here ! today said Williams was driving : some officer friends to the docks so j they could rejoin tieir ship. In the darkness, he made a wrong turn and his car plunged into the bay. The I others, according to Marine Corps I reports, were saved but Williams, I pinned behind the driving wheel perished. Williams lost three numbers some three morths ago when convicted of drunkenness on charges of Gen. Smedley Butler, who charged Wi! hams had compor'ed himself impronerl> at a social function at San f Diego.

MISSING SCHOOL GIRL BUCK HOME Says She Hid Because of Quarrel With Mother. Latonia Waggamnn. 14-year-old Manual High School girl, missing since Wednesday, was back home today. She was found Thursday night by 'her father, William Waggaman, 1743 S. Meridian St., at the home of a cousin in the city. The girl said she left home because she “couldn't agree with mother.' She resolved to stay with her cousin until her father came for her. She accounted for her not attending school on Monday and Tuesday by the fact that she had secured a job in a bakery. She didn't go to work, however, but walked the streets until school was out and then went home as usual.

Child Dies in Vat of Doughnut Grease Bv VnUed Prrts GRAND RAPIDS, Mich., Oct. I. Falling from the roof,of his father’s bakery, where he is believed to have crawled from his home next door, George Mulder, 2 years old, landed In a vat of boiling doughnut grease and was scalded to death here. Henry Christian Heineieken, child of German parentage, could speak four languages when he was 4 years old. He died at the age of 5. It was once the custom In England to employ an official known as the “King’s Cock Crower," to "crow” the time of day during Lent.

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