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SELECT BEST SPELLERS FOR CITYCONTEST Jwo Champions From Each | Grade Represent I Building. Indianapolis public schools have Selected two champions from each grade to represent the building in the State spelling bee under the auspices of The Indianapolis Times. Miss Flora E. Drake, assistant superintendent of schools, is in charge of the contests and announced the official list of winners today. No. 2 Mary McGee, principal; Betty Jane Wolfe, BA, 325 E. Walnut St.: Jack Dorman, 88. 725 Park Ave.; Betty Lou Fulton, 7A. 1241 N. Pennsylvania St.'. Musette Martin, 78, 722 N. Delaware St.; Adolph Abrams, 6A. 1503 N. Pennsylvania St.; Morris Murphy. 68, 325 N. Noble St.; Mary Jene Shute, SA, 1144 N. Alabama St., and Ethel Mae Hedge, 58, 1134 Central Ave. No. 3 Oecella Galvin, principal; Marie Slieard, BA. 28 S. Dearborn St.; Helen Doan, 88, 250 S. Sherman Dr.; Marieanna Gorman, 7A. 20 N. Dearborn St.; Richard Thompson, 78. 49 N. Tacoma St.; James Hynes, 6A, 35 Eastern Ave.; Margaret Hughes, 68. 7 N. Tacoma Ave.; Frances Morgan, SA. 7 N Tacoma Ave. No. 4 Mary E, Cable, principal: Mildred Tahl, 7A, 728% W. North St.; Eleanor Taylor. 78, 433 W Michigan St.; Garlin Johnston, 6A, 617 W. Michigan St.; George Knox, 08, 440 Bright St.; Vera Payne, SA. 738 W. Walnut St.: Aledia Ransom, 58. 832 N. California St. No. 5 Mabel Schmidt, principal: Helen Kass, BA, 519 Vi W. Court St.: Dorothy Jenkins. SB, 219 Hiawatha St.; Ross Short, 7A 403 Hanson Ave.; Sadie Miller, 78. 522 W. Court St.; Ross Gust. -6A, 315 Blake St.; Marguerite West, 68, 424 W. New York St.; Bertha Ir.ream. SA, 10? Geisendorff St.; Carl Hass. 58. 723 Maxwell St. No. 7 Mary E. Buckley, principal: Marrene Pruitt. 6A. 724 Lord St.: Olen Bailey, 68. 1104 Bates St y Ruby Duncan. SA. 1030 Harrison St.; John Henry, 58, 727 Georgia St. (colored!. No. 8 Mildred Weld, principal: Rosa Elizabeth Pence. BA. 1412 Prospect St.; Roxie Miner. 88, 621 Home PL; Dorothy Tritch. 7A. 629 Home PL; Eulah Barrow. 78, 722 Elm St. No. 9 K. Mason, principal; Minnie Crider, 8A 230 N. Davidson St.: James Lynn. 88, 96a Dorman St.: Eleanor Postal. 7A, 728 Fulton St.: Glenna Wilkins, 78, 303 N. New Jersey St.: Anna Mattheys, 6A, 704 Fulton St.; Goldie Lieberman. 68, 307 E. Washington St.; Herman Gary. SA. 319 Fulton St.; Mamie Timer. 58. 222 Davidson St. No. 10 G. Eppert. principal; Maxie Williams. BA. 709 E. Thirteenth St.; Robert Turnan, 88, 624 E. Twelfth St.; Dorothy Noffke. 7A, 924 E. Tenth St.; Charles Fisher, 78, 1008 Broadway St.; Virginia Hatten, GA, 718 E. Eleventh St.: Mary Peggs. 68, 606 E. St. Clair St.; Ferry Barnard, SA. 909 Highland Ave.; George Shideler. 58, 941 Bell St. Nc. 12 Mary 3. Knowlton, principal; Morris Schwart, BA. 926 S. Capitol Ave.; AvisNelson. 88. 326 S. Missouri St.; Velma Moore. 7A, 917 S. Senate Ave.; William Nixon. 78, 515 W. Abbott St.; Murtie Cork. 6A, 546 W. Wilkins 5..; Lucille Ford. 68. 537 S. West St.: Jesse Clark. SA. 718 S. West St.; Mary Van Cleave, 58, 918 S. Illinois St. No. 13 Corrlne Rielag, principal: Margaret Hocker. BA. 413 Bicking St.; Cecil Shutters. 88. 830 Buchanan St.; Ruth Compton. 7A, 829 Prospect St.; Ruth Phillips, 78. 1007 S. Noble St.; Alma Croak. 6A. 1133 S. East.; St.; Harry Walker. 68. 717 Buchanan St.; Corean Brown, SA, 232 Bicking St.; Marjorie Cronin. 58. 836 Woodlawn Ave. School No. 14. Ruby Lee. principal; Theodoris James. BA. 1017 E. Washington St.; Esther Crismier, 88. 1406 E. Vermont St.; Ralph Byfield. 7A. 1244 E. Washington St.. Apt. No. 19; George Johnson, 78. 345 Walcott St.; Isabell Sommer. 6A, 1127 E. Market St.; Clyde Parker. 68. 512 Bell St.; Chester Chilpott, SA, 1525 E. Market St.; Evelyn Alsop, 58. 301 Dorman St. No. 15 Anna Rahe. principal: Marjorie Denny. BA, 635 Temple Ave.; Leroy Wires. 88. 2051 E. Michigan St.; Leo Wagner, 7A, 908 N. Tacoma St.; Marjorie Stone. 78. 2523 E. Tenth St.; Dorothy Fuller, 6A, 538 N. Tacoma St.; Irma Mers, 68, 427 N. Temple Ave.; Artha Marshall, SA. 237 N. Beville Ave.; Ruth de Castro. 58, 564 N. Hamilton Ave. No. 17 Walter M. Price, principal; Willard Ranson. BA. 828 N. California St.; Mattie Shields. 88. 329 Minerva St.; Charlotte Jeter. 7A. 113! N. Belmont Ave.; Ludie Rogers, 78, 1538 N. Senate Ave. No. 19 Harriet C. Kelly, principal; Effie L. Marion. BA. 1801 Shelby St.: John Hyde. 88. 1330 Bradbury St.; Rowena Hyde. 7A. 1330 Bradbury St.; Naomi Harrison. 78. 1138 S. Randolph St.: Delight Ray. 6A. 1738 S. Linden St.; Willa O’Neal, 68, 2201 Pleasant St.; Evelyn Poindexter. SA. 1018 St. Peter St.; John Pinner, 58, 2131 Pleasant St.

No. 21 Anna lt. Reade. principal; Bernice Dorris, BA, 430 Leeds Ave.; Martha Theising, 88. 235 13. Temple Ave.; Florence Rubush, 7A, 307 Trowbridge St.; Charles Day, 78, 247 Trowbridge St.; Robert Hunter, 6A. 3292 Eng.ish Ave.: Paul Rupperl. 68. 1730 Southeastern Ave.; Ruth Hardrick, SA, 2908 Meredith St.; Martha Hamilton, 58, 1805 Southeastern Ave. No. 22 Ella Pedlow, principal: Joseph Bell, 1151 Maple St.; Abie Bortz, 88, 305 W. Morris St.; Sophia Nahmlas, 7A. 1125 S. Capitol Ave.; Melvin Wolkoff. 78. 1013 S. Capitol Ave.: Morris Riskln. 6A, 705 S. Meridian St,.: Estol Kirkpatrick, 68. 117 Kansas St.; Anna Cembi. SA. 1113 S. Illinois St.; Frieda Greenwald. 58. 1151 S. Capitol Ave. No. 23 William E. Baugh, principal: Essie Williams, 6A, 927 Camp St.; Julia Holmes. 68, 1067 W. Twenty-Sixth St.; Ada Spencer, SA, 713 W. Thirteenth St.: Catherine Leslie. 58. 449 W. Thirteenth St. No. 25 Dorothy David, principal: Flora Carlisle. 6A. 249 E. South St.; Dorothy McElfresh, SA. 424 S. Alabama St.; Phalrv Quiener. 58, 335 E. Norwood St. No. 26 George L. Haves, principal; Isabel Black- | lock. BA, 419 W. Fifteenth St.; Roas Guy, ! 88, 1435 Columbia Ave.; William Wimbley. 7A, 2206 N. Arsenal Ave.; Susie Wagner, 68. 1727 Yandes St.; Elizabeth Clark, 6A. 1413 E. Twenty-Fourth St.: Gale Dean Woods. SA, 1204 Cornell Ave.; Carrie Lee Coleman, 58. 1311 Columbia Ave. No. 27 Alice O’Hair, principal; Nelson Lauffman. BA, 1928 Central Ave.; Lois Coleman, 88, 1702 Central Ave.; Evelyn Holycross, 7A. 1567 Broadway, Mary Alberta Gates, 78, 1324 N. New Jersey St.; Robert Sparks. 6A. 1704 N. Delaware, Virginia Carson, 68. 1618 N. Delaware St.; Roy Caughran, SA. 1516 N. Delaware St.; Raymond Banta, 58. 1643 Bellefontaine. No. 28 Jane Graydon. principal; Dorothy Gil’aspy. 6A. 1*32 Spann Ave.: Emma Gibson, SB. 629 Lexington Ave.: David Buis, SA, 715 Lexington Ave.; Grace Steinberger. 58. 1209 Fletcher Ave. No. 29 Jesse 3. Smith, principal; Elizabeth Russell. BA, 2507 Bellefontaine; Dorothy Hamilton, 88. 2155 College Ave.: Marion Jackson, 7A, 2237 Ashland Ave.: Karl Power. 78. 2161 Bellefontaine; Robert Maless, 6A. 717 E. Twenty-Third St., Apt. No. 1; Margarte Kendall. 68. 2732 Bellefonaine; Myrtle Austen. SA. 1910 Bellefon:aine: Violet Malless, 58. 717 E. TwentyThird St., Apt. No. 1. No. SO Georgia Lacey, principal: Ruth Sullivan. 3A. 140 E. Elder St.; Elizabeth Mameson ;B. 211 N. Traub Ave.; Margaret Scharlan, 7A. 268 N. Elder St,; Audrey Smith, 78, ,943 W. New York St.; Rosa Threlkeld, 6A 1936 W. Vermont St,: Neva Black, 68. 2028 W. New York St.: Thelma White, SA, 1947 W. New York St.: Roberta Parker, 5B 201% N. Belmont Ave. No. 32 Lizzie J. Stearns, principal: Richart Kautakv. BA, 2229 N. Merfdlan St.; Cathryn Gullion. 88. 37 W. Twenty-First St., Apt. No. 501: Katherine Daugherty, 7A, 2238 Kenwood Ave.; Betty Lutz. 78. 45 W. Fall Creek Blvd.; Robert Bill. 6A. 1928 Talbott Ave.; Molly Gold. 68. 803 W. Tenth St.: Evelyn Little. SA. 2349 Kenwood Ave.; June Edgecomb, 58. 4058 Byram Ave. No. 33 Adda Wvrick, principal: Lorna Udell, BA, 1029 N. Keystone Ave.: Martha Hedges. 88. 1025 N. Jefferson St.; William Thompson, 7A, 1136 N Temple Aye.; Charles Tinsley, 78. 717 East Drive, Woodruff Place; Frances Patton. 6A, 1748 Brookside Ave.; Helen Storer. 68, 1962 Brookside Ave.; Ruth Pierpont, SA. 2430 E. Thirteenth St.; Lucile Goss. 58, 1829 Brookside Ave. No. 34 E. J. Black, principal: Othel Cooley, BA, 1309 Comer St.: Marguerite Tellefere. 88. 1408 Wade St.; Ruth Vititoe, 7A. 1509 Raymond St.; Flora E. Stevens, 78, 2457 Shelby St.; Emogene Truman, 6A, 1423 Comer St.; Zelda Lee, 68, 2127 S. State St.; Hazel McCartu. SA. 2026 S. State St.; Helen Webster, 58. 1206 Hoefgen St. No. 35 Martha M. Pick, principal; Merle Williams. BA. 140 W. Southern Ave.; Hilma Gouge, 88. 1202 S. Delaware St ; Norma .Jarvis. 7A, 2262 S. Pennsylvania St.; Dorothy Weber, 78, 2557 S. Meridian St.; Mlll&rcf McCubbins, 6A. 420 E. Southern Martha Kays, 68. 56 £. Raymond

St.: Imogenc Kirby, 58, 2009 Madison j Ave. No. 36 Vivian Sowers Rankin, principal; Mary Jane Gent, BA, 2927 Indianapolis Ave.; Max Brandt, 88, 2850 N. Capitol Ave.; Charlotte McKay, 7A. 139 W. TwentyNninth St.; Edward Brown. 78. 2455 Northwestern Ave.; Kenneth Swartz, 6A, 2940 Paris Ave.: Marjorie Zechiel. 68, 2018 Boulevard Place; Arlene Millinizn, SA, 150 W. Twenty-Sixth St.; Richard Bragg. 58, 2602 N. Illinois St No. 37 Hazel H. Hendricks, principal; Lillian Patton. 8A; Colored Orphans’ Home; Georgie Modlin. 88. Colared Orphan's Home; Frances Whitfield, 7A. 2351 Caroline St.; Blanche Young, TB, 3136 E. Station St.; Anna Smith. 6A. 2439 Martin- i dale Ave.; Marie Buckner, 68. 2721 Sang- ’ ster Ave.; Saliie Pryor, SA. 2828 Balti- | more Ave.; Carrie Woods, 58. 2520 Wheeler St. No. 38 N. Connelly, principal; Charles Napier, BA, 2187 Temple Ave.; Harold Mead. 88, 2256 Manlove Ave.: Virginia Light. 7A, 2154 N. Oxford St.; Helen Nelson. 78, 2603 Brookside Ave.; Frances Yule. 6A. 2385 i Hillside Ave.: Lonnie Fenter, 68, 2032 j Temple Ave.; Jean Burnham . SA. 2115 Langley Ave.; Eva Downey, 58. 2246 N. I Rural St. No. 39 Ida B. Geary, principal; Edna Ellis. BA. ; 614 S. Keystone Ave.; Albert Dirks. 88. 1 1516 Pleasant St.: Wilma Miller. 7A. 1014 I Hosbrock St.; Mildred Glass, 78. 1628 j Prospect St.; Robert Blanford. 6A, 1727 | Hoyt Ave.; Mariam Hickman, 68. 1006 Harlan St.; Maxine Wilcox, SA. EO7 3. Randolph St.; Alice Cartwright. 58. 326 I S. Walcott St. No. 40 Beulah W. Price, principal; Maurice j Arnold. 6A. 218 W. North St.: Edwina Joy- ! ner, 68. 518 W. St. Clair St.; Dorothy Me- j Cutcheon. SA. 618 N. Senate Ave.; Ella j Mae Hinton. 58. 214 W. Miami St. No. 11 Frances D. Hull, principal; Robert Udell, BA. 1408 W. Thirtieth St.: Birdie Hershman. 88. 1050 W. Twenty-Ninth St.: Elmer Williamson. 7A. 1116 Udell St.: Margaret Taylor. 78. 906 W. Twenty-Eighth St.: Charles Howe. 6A. 1163 W. Thirty-Third St.; Gladys Shepherd. 68. 1047 W. TwentyEighth St.; Wanda B&stln. SA, 1143Ude!l St : Seth Loucks. 58, 1028 W. ThirtyFifth St. No. VI E. W. Diggs, principal: James Lawrence, gA. 1139 Roache St.; Nakoda Beene 88. 550 W. Twenty-Sixth St.; General Lawrence. 7A, 1139 Roache St.: Richard Hill. 78, 2627 N. Capitol Ave.: Lucille Cornett. 6A, 1146 Roache St.; Thelma Davie, 68, 2257 Indianapolis Ave.; Bertha Williams. SA. 2833 Indianapolis Ave.: James Humphrey, 58. 2823 Boulevard PI. No. 43 Nell V. Green, principal: Hallie Hunt. BA. 4244 Rookwood Ave.; Lucille Freye. 88, 4102 Cornelius Ave.; Phyllis Ent, 7A. 321 Berkely Rd.; Helen Osterhage. 78, 3.51 N. Maridian St.; Charlotte Cox. 6A,.5219 Graceiand Ave.; Mary Hatfield. 3858 N. New Jersey St.; Marie Cummings, SA. 4263 Boulevard Pi.; Sarah E. Marks, 58. 4339 . N. Illinois St. No. 44 Elizabeth Kirby, principal; Cecil rßan- ! ham. BA, 1420 W. Twenty-Third; Marthagrace Williams. 88. 1524 W. Twenty-Fifth St.; Leah Petrey, 7A. 1907 Gent Ave.: Vernon Baser, 78. 1307 Burdsall Parkway; Marguerite Pike, 6A. 2125 White Ave.. Marie Menges. 68. 2154 Dexter Ave.; Arthur Kraus. SA. 1439 Roache St.. Margaret Wilkinson. 58. 1347 W. Twenty-Sixth St. No. 43 Olive K. Funk, principal; Mary Ella Julian. BA. 2353 Central Ave.; Lillian Miller 88, 2339 N. Alabama St.; Marcella Ardem. BA, 2456 Park Ave.: George Mervicker 78. 2342 Park Ave.: Harriet Jane Holme’si 6A. 2041 Broadway: John Lambert, 68, 2154% College Ave.: Phyllis Lindsley. SA. 2037 Central Ave.; Lany Elliott,'sß. 2315 Broadway. No. 46 Grave M. Black, principal: John Black, BA, 1234 Richland St.: Ruth Rueter, 88, 1745 Lambert St.: Virginia Hamilton. 7A. 1604 Howard St.: Zada Wrißht, ,B 1548 S. Belmont St.; Ruth Russel, 6A. 17*7 Howard St.: William Scaggs. 6B 1550 Blaine Ave.: Anna Pedery, BA. 2000 Raymond St.; Ida Brown, 58, 2201 Miller St. No. 47 Grace W. Kimber, principal: Frances Cottle. BA. 1009 River Ave.: Guy Mills SB. 1132 River Ave.. Artie Roars, 7A. 512 Birch Ave.; Edward Mock. 78. 1325 W. Rav St.; Mary Neal. 6A, 808 Coffey St.; Mary Brinson, 68. 1438 Oliver Ave ; Monteen Skelton. SA, 1265 Oliver Ave.; Josephine Bennett, 58. 929 Coffey St. No. 48 Gertrude Buscher. principal. Florence Branam. SA. 1433 Silver Ave.; Helen Gose. 58, 1212 Nordyke Ave. No. 49 Dorothy Pennington, principal; Edna Pittman. 3A. 1230 S. Persing St. Loretta Straight. 88. 1017 S. Harding; Doris Waltz. 7A 2017 Jones St.: Frances Augnck, iB. 819 S. Tremont St.: Wilbur Moran. 6A. 2111 W. Morris St.: Martha Hudgins, 1820 Lambert St.; Cecil Ellis. SA, 1842 Lambert St.; Dorothy Gage. 58. 1049 Reisner St. / No. 50 I Marh H MacArdle. principal; Margaret.: Schoen, BA. 273 N. Belleview Place: Sarah I Smith. 88. 44 S. Tremont St.; Lois Henderson. 7A. 3015 Jackson St.; Robert Her- | lin 78. 258 N. Tremont St.: Howard Beck- j man. 6A. 2817 W. Washington St.; Quincy ■ Smith, 68. 44 S. Tremont Ave.: Maxine Gilbrech. SA. 434 S. Warman Ave.; Edith Lones. 58, 521 S. Warman Ave. No. 51 Charlotte Carter. principal: Ennis Jonek, BA, 2703 Dearborn St.: Dorothy ( Reinken. 88. 2044 Parker Are.; Kathryn Williamson, 7A, 1937 Houston St.; Sarah Solenberg, 78. 2344 Ga.e St.: Thelma Chumley. 6A. 3218 Roosevelt Ave.; Harold Hurton. 68. 2733 La Salle St.: Jane Boyd, SA, 2419 N. Gale St.; Alma Jean Rettig. 58. 2329 N. Gale St. No. 52 J L. Dunn, principal: Norman Craft. BA. 2627% V/. Michigan St.; Charles Cox. 88. 964 King Ave.; Helen Combs, 7A. 468 N. Warman Ave.; Frank Cassel, 78, 904 N. Belleview Place; Hazel Smith. 6A. 768 Arnolda St.; Herbert Nelson. 68. 717 N. i Pershing St.; Roxie Medverscek, SA, 923 N. Warman Ave; Rosaline Petorich, 58. 727 N. Haugh St. No. 54 Lena D. Scoops, principal; Rosemary Hughes, BA, 805 N. lasalle St.: Norma j Osburn, 88. 1401% N. Gale St.; Kenneth Balav, 7A, 1126 Kcaling Ave.; Frances Me- j Collain, 78. 523 N. Gray St.; Marie Van I Vhiet, 6A, 2827 E. Sixteenth St.: Dorothy ; Kinnaman, 68. 917 N. Gray St.: Katherine Barton, SA, 1346 Dearborn St.; James Cahill, 58, 1419 N. Gale St. No. 55 H G. Knight, jrincipal: June Ogle, BA. 1840 Roosevelt Ave; Lucille Phillips. 88, 1818 Arrow Ave.; Margaret Harvey, 7A. 2020 Tipton: Jeanette Kissinger. 78. 1747 Roosevelt Ave,; Florence Coeboy. 6A, 1833 Rooscvtl Ave,; Gertrude White. 68, 1947 Ralston; Evelyn Conley, SA, 1821 N. Arsenal Ave.; Paul Deer. 1619 Ludlow Ave.. Alice Carter. P V., 336 B. Forrest St. No. 56 Wiliam A Thoman. principal: James i Beck, SA, 2307 Columbia Ave.; Pat Williams, 58, 2947 Columbia Ave. No. 57 Helen Loeper. principal: Francie Nipp, BA. 27 S Arlington Ave.: Betty Davenport. , 88. 814 Audubon Rd.: Elaine Oberholtzer, ; l 7A, 5802 University Ave.: Rosemary Clark, , 78, 5423 .Julian Ave.; Maxine Bowman. 6A. ! 32 S. Butler Ave.; Margaret Stump, 68. 41 j i Johnson Ave.; Betty Mangas. SA. 910 N. Campbell Ave.: Maxine Mikesell, 58. 304 S. Ritter Ave. No. 59 Emily C. Hall, principal: Ambrose Hayden, BA. 4107 E. Washington St.; Otasmae Lervis, 7A. 4107 E. Washington St.; Georgia Shake, 6A. 4107 E. Washington St.: June Wainscott, 68. 4107 E. Washington St.; Wilton Fralich, SA, 4107 E. Washington St.; Elsie Noe. 58. 4107 E. Washington St. No. 60 Mary L. Rav. principal; Charles Fiebleman, BA, 3262 Ruckle St.; Betty Humphries. 88. 31 W. Thirty-Third St.: Richard Foutz. 7A. 3208 Graceiand; Margha Jean Soehner, 78, 3769 N. Pennsylvania St.: Mair Hamilton. 6A, 3235 Central Ave.: Irvin Weil. 68. 3361 N. Meridian St.; Elizabeth Ann Mathews. SA. 3019 N. New Jersey St.: Harold Brown. 58. 3552 Salem Street. No. 61 Gertrude Thatcher, principal: Nicholas Burrell, 7A. 1219 Orange St.; Helga Christenson. 78, 1245 Ringgold Ave.: Dorothy Chesline. 6A. 1023 Olive St.: Phyllis Fatta. 68, 1134 Linden St.; Nora Dawson, SA, 1026 Olive St.; Ruth Alexander, SA. 1430 Laurel St. No. 64 Cleo Kurtz, principal; Clarence Shute, BA, 1721 Calvin St.; John Hall, 88, 1740 S. Keystone St.; Flossie Payne. 7A, 1750 Calvin St.; Maggie Glenn, 6A, 1521 Grace St ; James Wormick. 68, 1862 S. Keystone St!; James Resnover, SA, 1339 Golay St.; Wendell Wright, 58, 1411 Camby St. No. 67 Dorothy Wenner. principal: Thomas Hoover, BA. 401 Moreland Ave.; La Verne Cnoway. 88. 440 Alton Ave.; Philip Summers. 7A, 3442 W. Michigan St.; Walter Herreman, 78. 526 Alton; Evelyn King, 6A. 628 Tibbs Ave.; Elizabeth Park, 68. 40006 W. Michigan St.; John Switzer. SA. 1105 Berwick St.; Juanita Pearcy. 58. 731 Olin Ave. No. 68 Grace H. Griffith, principal; Thomas Walker. 58, 2135 N. Wallace St. No. 69 Elizabeth H. Scott, principal; Ruth Wills. BA, 2940 Schofield Ave.; Martha Everoad, 88. 2860 Caroline Ave.; Helen Allison. 78, 3273 Martindale Ave.; Harry Hotchkiss. 6A. 3227 N. Ralston Ave.; Ruby Parker. 68, 2942 Schogeld Ave.; George Roe, SA. 2809 Schofield Ave.; Arden Barton, 58. 3055 N. Ralston Ave. No. 71 Ruth Leedy. principal; Billie Rose, 7A, 5751 University Ave.; Jeannette Monroe. 68, 5751 University Ave.; Clarence Rittenhouse, SA, 5751 University Ave. \ No. 72 Ida B. Helphinstine. principal: Manuel Green, BA. 1415 Bacon St.; Lindell Miller, 88, 1611 Gimber St.: Margueritp'Schwartz, 7A, 1406 Holliday St.; Louise''Meyer, 78. 1516 Holliday St.; Jean Boggs. 6A. 1213 Bacon St.; william Long. 68. 1120 Bacon St.; Anna Tapp. SA, 1127 Holliday St Theresa Matlock, 58, 1444 Gimber St No. *3 Frances Newton, principal; Phyllis Roetker. BA. 2968 N. Station St.; Mildred Trueblood. 88. 3857 Thirty-First St.; George Partner. 7A, 2846 Chester St.; Mary Freeman. 78, 2902 N. Sherman Dr.. Gwen-

UTILITIES TAKE LEAD EN STOCK MARKET TODAY Radio Off: International T. & TANARUS., Power and Light Soar: Rails Firm. Average Stock Prices Average of twenty industrials Saturday was 204.03, off .67. Average of twenty rails was 140.92, up .97. Average of forty bonds was 99.32, up 03. Bn I nit id Press NEW YORK. March 19.—Utilities today were taking the leadship of tile stock market from the railroad group, although the latter still held strong in the early dealings. The general tendency of the market was irregular with several sharp losses noted. International Telephone and Telegraph soared three points to anew high for the year at 163, while American Power and Light spurted" 3'/2 to anew record at 82 %. General Motors and United States Steel opened fractionally higher, but declined below the previous close in early dealings. Radio sold down to 139, off 3. New York Central Gains New York Central gained fractionally and other rails held within a narrow range. Mackay Companies spurted six points to 123 1 •> in investment buy-, ing. I Describing the market, the Wall Street Journal’s financial review today said: "Profit taking, which developed on an active scale in Saturday’s late trading, was continued at the start of the new week.” Irregularity Continues Irregularity continued through the morning. Several of the high priced issues continued to make advances. while all of the rubbers were carried sharply higher on the improvement in the rubber market and on the information that the National Bank of Commerce and the International acceptance bank have arranged a $60,000,000 creciff for the rubber pool. Case Threshing, Machine preferred soared 8% points to 279, Consolidated Gas, 2\ to 140’i. anew record high, and Pullman, 3% to 86. On the other hand American Linseed lost 6% to 83 ' . and Hudson Motors declined 3% to 91 %. Goodyear Tire and Rubber soared 6 points to 59; Goodrich. 4 points to 85? . U. S. Rubber. 4’-i to 48% and Ajax Rubber, 1% to 10%.

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NEW YORK STATEMENT Pi!/ I nit 1 and Press NEW YORK. March 19.—Bank clearings today were 5637.000.000, Clearing house balance was $159,000,000. FOREIGN EXCHANGE Pi!/ l'nit/ il Press NEW YORK. March 19. -Foreign exchange opened steady. Demand sterling $4,87 9-16, up .00 1-16; francs. 3 93',c; lira, 5.27Qc: Belga. 13.93 c; marks 23’.89%c. off .00'. TREASURY STATEMENT /.'/ I Hit id Pres * WASHINGTON. March 19 The Treasury net balance for March 16. was $441,266,396.05. Customs receipts this month to March 16. were 525,295,004 32. In.the Stock Market 'By Thomson & McKinnoni iNEW YORK, March 19.—The ranks of sold out bulls have diminished lately as one by one found justification for current stock market activity and rising price levels in nearly all trade reports whether basic industry or retail trade. .Even the weaker industries show signs of perking up and this factor forecasts, we think, an expanding market as interest is widened. The money situation appears strong as a greater number of corporations find working capital in excess of requirements. Hence, seek employment for such funds either by purchasing high grade securities or loaning it on call. This purchasing of securities by corporations is worthy of serious consideration as it tends to reduce floating supply of stocks and icmoves pressure to a great extent. dolyn Bell. 6A. 2903 N. Chester St.: Ethel Mae Morris, 68, 2741 N. Chester St.; Roberta Izor. SA. 3370 N. School St.: Katherine Weinhardt. 58. 4016 Thirtieth St. No. 73 O. Shelby, principal: Blanche Shelby. 9A. 1421 N. Holmes Ave.; Buena Herrin. 88. 1028 N. Holmes Ave.: Helen Ungrinoviteh, 7A, 1603 W. Riverside Parkway; James Hartley. 78. 1161 N. Belle Vieu PL: Raymond Wells, 6A, 1123 Concord St.; Charlotte Crist, 68. 1224 N. Bello Vieu PL; Helen Harris. SA. 1034 N. Tremont St.: Marjorie Stout, 58. 1203 N Belle Vieu PI. No. 76 Stella Jacobs-, BA. 2959 Ruckle St.: Kathryn Klingholz, 88. 3121 College Ave.; Mary Elizabeth Livingston. 7A. 2950 Bellefontaine St.; William Rogers. 78. 3492 Fall Creex Blvd.; Rosalind Barrows. 3148 Fall Creek Blvd.; Milton Rosenblum, 68. 3419 Winthrop Ave.: Charles Anderson. SA, 3431 college Ave.; Mary Rachel Scheidlcr. 58. 3221 Bellefontaine St. No. 77 Irene Sullivan. SA. 252 Avon St.; Hollic Peelman, 58. 3930 Spaan Ave. No. 78 Verna Denzler, principal, Marion Wortman, 7A. 55 N. Bradley Ave.; Marv Tillman. 78, 418 N. Sherman Dr.: Naomi Manley, 6A, 4001 E. Washington St.. Apt No 7; Martha Cook. 68. 323 N. Sherman R ’’ .^ ar 49!l Davis. SA. 615 N. Dennv St.; Dorothy Tillman. 58, 418 N. Sherman Dr. No. 79 Rosa A. Jones, principal: Minnie Anon eW c’ 1109 ac ' eira St.; Sallle Manns. ?F;n S W Sl jT mal }, Dr " Francis Crowdus, 7A, “ a s elr , a St.; Hazel Washington. 78. 1136 Earhart St.; Emily Edwards. 6A 1235 Madeira St.; Georgia Taylor. 68, 3552 E Orange St.; Hortense McElroy. SA, 1133 Madeira St.: Elizabeth Barlow. 58, 1140 Vanderman Ave. ' No. 80 Edith B. Hall, principal- Margaret Hitchcock. BA. 824 E 7 Sixty-Third St: Donna Tavlor. 88. 715 E. Sixty-Third St • Lorazc Brackett, 7A. 5832 Haverford St : Edith Prather, 78. 6030 Bellefontaine St.; Agnes Hasse. 6A. 6512 College Ave.: Thelma Harmon. 68. 6332 Broadway; Maurice Taylor SA. 6302 Bellefontaine St.; Jimmy Worrell 58. 6217 Broadway. No. 81 Adelaide McCarty, principal; Eleanor Harrison. 68. 2612 Brookway Ave.; Merlin Shank. SA. 2422 Brookside Ave.; Jeanne Reed, 58, 2912 E. Sixteenth St. No. 82 Lola B. Stuart, principal; Mary Gladys Altom. BA, 5668 Greenfield Ave.; Frances Virt, 7A, 411 Spencer Ave.; Bess Thomas, 6A, 350 Grand Ave.; Wilma Kenworthv, SA, 318 S. Emerson Ave.; Edward Coller. 58, 359 Grand Ave. No. 83 H. M. Riley, principal; Carrier Stephens. 88. Tremont St.; Edward Heater. 7A, Kappes and Miller Sts.; Frank Redd, 78, R. R. No. 5: Charles Lewis. 6A. S. Tremont St.: Edna Redd. 68. R. R. No 5Frances Bell. SA, Tremont St.; William Young, 58. S. Kappes St. No. *5 I Anna Pearl Bedford, principal; Marv Elizabeth Shannon, 6A. 5421 Oak Ave.; Charles Brick. 68, 5”23 Rawles Ave.; Dorothy Wood, SA. 25 N. Sheridan Ave.; Ethel Robb, 58, 5626 University Ave.

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New York Stocks (By Thomson * McKlnnonl**“

March 19— Prev. Railroads— Low. 12:00 close. Atchison 190V* ... 189 7 b .190*a Atl Coast Line 183 Balt & Ohio 117 1 116',a 116% 1161a Canadian Pac ..215’, 2141s 215 vi 215% Ohesa & Ohio .199'4 198 199% 198 Chi & Alton 7 3 a . . 7* 7a Chi & N West.. 86 3 . 86'i 6 3 /t 86 Chi Ort West... 12'i ... 1212 Vx C R I & P 113 112V* 112V4 112 Del & Hudson ..171 . 171 171'4 Del & Lacka ...146 145>4 145 V 144 Va Erie 5864 ... 58V* 58'.Erie Ist pfd 58*4 ... 58V* 58' i Grt Nor pfd 99'4 ... 99!x IOOVs 111 Central 140 ... 140 140 Lehigh Valley.. 96 ... 96 96 V* Kan City South 57% ... 57% 57Tx Lou & Nash ... ... 152‘2 M K & T 39% 39 39',a 39'* Mo Pac ptd 112 :> a 112 112 lll’a N Y Central ...172% 171 Va 172 171'/* N Y, C & St L 136V* NY NH & H 63% 63 63 Vi 63 Nor Pacific . . 98% 98% 98% Norfolk & West 191 190% 191 191 Fere Marquette 131'* ... 131 131 ■ 4 Pennsylvania .. 67% ... 67-> 67% P & W Va ... . 128'a Reading 106% ... 105% 106% Southern Rv .. 147 “4 146 147 148 Southern Pac . . 122% ... 122 122% St Paul 26's ... 26% 26% St Paul pfd ... 42% ... 42% 42% StL&S W, 85'* 85 85’* 85 St L & S F 115% 115', 115% 115',, Texas & Pac 122 121% 122 120 Union Pacific ..195% ... 195% 195 West Maryland. 47% 471* 47% Wabash 73 72% 73 73 Rubbers— Ajax 11% 9H 11 y* Fisk 16 Va 15 IS'/* 14% Goodrich 85% 82% 85 81% Goodyear 59V* 53 57 53 Kelly-Spg 22 20% 21% 20 Lee 19 17% 19 17V4 United States .. 48'% 44% 47 44Vi Equipments— Am Car & Fdy .IOSVi ... lOS'i 105% Am Locomotive.. .. 108% Am Steel Fd.... 65% ... 65 64% Baldwin Loco .... . • 272 General Elec ..139'* 138 138% 138'* Gen Rv Signal . .101V* 99% 100 101% Lima Loco 53 ... 53 54 N Y Airbrake .. 44% ... 44% 44 Pressed Stl Car. . . . . . 25 Pullman 83% 82 4* 83'4 82% Westlngh Air B 53 53 52% Westingh Elec ..101% 100% 100% 100% Steels— Bethlehem .... 61% 61 61V* 61% Colorado Fuel.. 81% 79% 80 80% Crucible 86% ... 86% 87V* Gulf States Stl 54% . . 54 Va 54 Inland Steel 51 50 51 51 Phil R C & 1 30% 30% 30% 30% Rep Iron it Stl 61% ... 61% 61 Sloss-Sheff 128 U S steel 148% 147 147% 147% Alloy 29% ... 29% 29% Youngstwn Stl. 87% 87% 87V* Vanadium Corp. 90% 88 89% 90 Motors— Am Bosch Mag 21% ... 21% 21 Chrysler Corp.. 64% 64 64 63% Conti Motors... 10% 10% 10% 10 V* Dodge Bros ... 20% 19% 20 20 Gabriel Enbbrs . 17% 17% 17% General Motors .169% 167% 169 168'* Hudson 93% 91% 91% 93% .iupp 45% 44% 45V* 44% Jordan . . ... . 11% Mack Trucks... 94% 93% 94 94'* Martin-Paarry ..12 .. . 12% 12% Moon 7 7 6% Motor Wheel ... 33 32% 33 32% Nash 86% . 86". 87 Packard 93% 92 93 66% Peerless 23% 23% ... Paige 21% 20% 21% 20% Studebaker Cor. 64 634, 63% 63% Stew Warner. . 93% 92 92% 91 Stroniberg Cart. 55% 55% 56 Timken Bear .125". 125 125% Willys-Overland. 23% 23% 23% 23% Yellow Coach .. 33% 33% 33% 33% White Motor . . 34 33% 34 34 Mining— Am Smlt & Rfg. 177% 176% 177 176% Anaconda Cop . 55% 55% 55% 55% Calumet & Arlz 93% ... 93% 94 Cerro de Paasco. 63 63 62% Chile Copper 38% 38'a 38% 38 Greene Can C0p.127% . . 126% 128% Inspiration Cop. 18% ... 18% 18% Int Nickel 92% ... 91% 93 Kennecott Cop . 82 ... 81% 81% Magma Cop .49 ...• 49 49% Miami Copper . . 18 Texas Gulf Sul 76% 75% 76 76% U S Smelt 39% ... 39% 40% Oils— Atlantic Rfg .. 108% . 107%. 108% Cal Petrol 26 25% 26 25* Freeport-Texas.. 83% 81% 84 Houston Oil . 146 144% 146 144', Indp Oil <fe Gas. 26% ... 26% 26% Marland OH ... 35% ... 35’, 35% Mid-Cont Petrol. 26% ... 26% 26% Lago Oil & Tr ... 30", Pan-Am Pet 'B> 43% ... 43% 42% Phillips Petrol *. 38% ... 38% 38% Pro & Rfgrs... 19% 19% 19V. Union of Cal... 51 50 50% 48% Pure Oil 21% . 21% 21% Royal Dutch 45’. Shell 25% ... 25% 25 Simms Petrol .. 19% 19% 19% Sinclair Oil .. . 24% 24 24% 24 f , Skellv Oil 26%. Std Oil Cal 56'* 55% 56 55% Std Oil N J ... 39Va 38% 39 39 Std OH N Y 30% 30% 30% 30% Texas Corp 51% 51% 51", 51% Transcontl 8% ... 8% 8 Industrials—cAdv Rumely ... 12 s '* Allis Chalmers .120% ... 120 120% Allied Chemical 159% ... 158 159% Armour A 14% . . 14% 14 Amer Can 84% 81% 83% 84% Am Hide Lea 11% .. . 11% . Am H L pfd ... . 52% Am Linseed .. . 97% 95 95V* 98 Am Safety Raz. .. 58% Amer Ice 38% 33% 333% 33 Am Woolen 22V* ... 22% 22 Curtis 62% ... 62 62 Coca Cola 138% 138% 138% Conti Can 96% 95% 96 96’* Certainteed ... ... 57 Congoleum 26% ... 26% 26 Davidson Chem.. .. 37’, Dupont 356 355 356 359 Famous Players 117'* 116% 117 116% Gen Asphalt .. 88% 86% 88% 86% Int Bus Mch. 131 V. 131% 132 Int Cm Engr ... 51 Va ... 50% 51 Int Paper 72V* . 72% 73% lilt Harvester 245 Lambert 94% 93 % 94% 95 s * Loews 68'% 67% 68 s * 66% Mav Stores 81 81 8! Montgom Ward 138% 137‘a 138 139%. Natl C R 54 53 s * 54 53% Pittsburgh Coal 48 ... 48 48 Owens Bottle .. 82% 82% 82'/* Radio Corp 141'* 135'% 136% 141 Real Silk 25 ... 25 25 Rem Rand . 28% . . 28% 28% Scars Roebuck . 89% 88% 89V* 88 s * Union Carabide 143 . 146% 148% U S Leather 26% 25'% 26', 25 s , Univ Pipe 23'. U 8 Cr Ir Pipe . 207'* 205 207‘4 206% U S Indus Alco. .122 120 122 119% Wright 80% 80 80% 81 Woolworth Cos ..187 185'% 187 185'% Utilities — Am Tel & Tel .179% ... 179% 180 Am Express ... 180% ... 180% 180 Am Wat Wks... 53% .. 53% 53% Brklvn-Manh. T 66% 65% 66 64% Col G & E 91% 90% 90% Consol Gas 138’% 137 138% 138 Elec. Pow & Lt.. 38% 37'4 38 37% Interboro ....... 41 40'% 40% Nor Am Cos 6? 61% 62 61% Montana P 161 % 160'% 162 Peoples Gas ....170 ... 170 170% Phlla Cos 46% Std Gas & E 1... 64% 64 64% 63% Utilities Power.. 32 31% 32 31% West Union Tel. 167 Shipping— Am Inti Corp. . 88% 87 87% 87'% Am Ship & Com 4% Atl Gulf & W I 40% Inti Mer M pfd .. ... ... 38% United Fruit ...138% ... 137% 139 Foods— Am Sug Rfg... 67'/* 67% 67'% 67'/a Am Beet Sugar .. 15 Austin Nichols.. 4% ... 4% 5% Beechnut Pkg .. 79V* ... 79V* 78% California Pkg.. 74 s . ... 74% 73% Corn Products. 77% .. 76% 77 Cuba Cane Su p 27% 27% 27’/, 27% Cuban Am Sug. 21% ... 21% 21', 2 Fleischmann Cos. 70’% ... 70 70V, Jewel Tea . ... 80% Jones Bios Tea 32'%' ... 32% 32% Natl Biscuit 175% Punta Alegre .. . 30 Postum Cos 122% 120% 121% 122% Ward Baking B 23'% ... 23'% 23% Tobaccos— Am Sumatra.... 50'% ... 50V, 51 % Am Tobacco ... . 166'% Am Tob B 166% ... 166% 167'/, Con Cigars. 83% ... 83% 86'i General Cigar.. 69 68 s * 69 69'% Lig & Meyers. . .108% 107% 108 107 Lorilard 40% 40V i 40% 40'% R J Reynolds. . . .148 ... 146 145 Tob Products B. 110% ... 110 109'% United Cigar St 3014 ... 30% 30'% Schulte Re tStrs 5114 ... 51% 51 In the Cotton Market (By Thomson & McKinnon) NEW YORK. March 19.—As the week closed the market appeared to have accumulated sufficient strength to maintain itself without depending on the spinners. They seemed to sense the situation, and were disposed to follow the advance. The routine businss of buying for th present only is one thing. Discounting the future is another and it is the latter that makes the real bull market. Sues on Loan 35 Years Ago By Times Special PERU, Ind., March 19.—. Merle Barney in a suit here is seeding to collect a loan he alleges was made thirty-five years ago to Le'a Brough. Barney says the loan was SIBO, with 6 per cent interest, and/ that only two payments, $lO in and sls in 1924, have been mp*de. The suit demands $250. INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT .Local bank clca ylngs today were $3,667,000. Debits ware $7,007,000. CHICAGO STATEMENT 8,// t utted Press CHICAGO. MareA 19.—Ban): clearings today were $104j)6o.OOO. Clearings house balance was $6/>oo*6oa.

HOGS DROP OFF FOLLOWING HIGH SATURDAY MARK Best Sell at $8.90 in 10Cent Lower Market: Pigs Off Quarter. Mar. Bulk Top Receipts. 12. 8.25® 8.90 8.90 3.000 13. 8.254 c 8.85 8.85 7.000 14. 8.254/ 8 85 8.90 8.500 15. 8.004/ 8.30 8.85 5.000 16. B.oo® 8 75 8.80 6.000 17. 8.254/ 8.90 9 00 2,000 19. 8.25# 8.91) 8.90 5,009 Opening the week on the local livestock market today, hogs dropped generally 10 cents on the hundredweight with pigs off 25 cents. The top was $8.90 and the bulk sold at $8.25 upward Receipts were estimated at 5,000 and there were 119 held over. Calves were 50 cents lower and other livestock was mostly steady. The Chicago market opened slow with 80,000 animals in the pens. The top ranged from $8.25 to $8.40. and some animals were held for $8.50. About 4,000 hogs were held over. Top Off 10 Cents Animals in the heavy butcher class weighing 250-300 pounds sold at $8,254/ 8.75, dropping 10 cents on the top. Material weighing 200-250 pounds brought $8,704(8.90, down 10 cents throughout. The hog top was off 10 cents in the light class, 160200 pounds, which brought SB.SOTi 8.90, down 30 cents on the low end of the range. Light lights, 130-160 pounds, were $7,754/ 8.50, 25 cents lower, and pigs went at $6,754/7.75, off the same. Packing sows were $74/7.75. 25 cents lower on the top. Cattle were steady with 500 animals at the yards. Beef steers were $10,504/13.50; cows. $74/10; low cutter and cutter cows. $5,504/ 6.75, and bulk stock and feeder steers, $7.50 4/9.50. Calves Go Lower Best vealers sold at $144/14.50, dropping 50 cents on the top after a lower trend last week Heavy calves were $6 504/9.50, off $1 on the top. Receipts numbered 500. Sheep and lambs were steady throughout with 150 received. The top was quoted at $16.25 and bulk fat lambs sold upward from sl4. Bulk culls were $7,504/ ll and fat ewes. $6,504/9.50. JfOJfS Receipts, 5.060. market, lower 250-350 lbs 8 25'./ 875 200-250 ibs 8 70'./ 890 160-200 lbs 8 50'.i 8.90 130-160 Ibs 7.75'./ 8.50 90-130 lbs 6.75"/ 7.75 Packing sows 7 00'./ 7 75 —Cattle— Receipts. 650; market, steadv Beef steers *lO 5b // 13.50 Beef cows 7 004/10 00 Low cutters and cutter cows 5.504/ 6 75 Bulk stocker and feeder steers 7 50'./ 950 —Calves— Receipts. 600, market, lower Best vealers . . sl4 004/ 14 50 Heavy calves 6.50'./' 9.50 —Sheep and Lambs— Receipts. 150. market, steady Top fat lambs sl6 25 Bulk fat lambs 14.004/ 16.00 Bulk cull lambs 7.50. z 11 00 Fat ewes ... 6 504/. 9 50 Other Livestock B*l/ l nitrd Prrxs EAST BUFFALO. March 19. Hogs- Receipts, 11.200: market, steadv. 250-350 lbs $8 404/8.90; 200-250 Ibs, $8.65'./9' 160-200 lbs., $8,754/9.10; 130-160 lbs., $8,404/ 9: 90130 lbs., $8 / 8 50; packing sows. $74/ 7.50. Cattle—Receipts, I.GOO. Calves Receipts 1.600: market, steady, 25c down: calves’ steady; beef steers. *ll/./ 14 25 light yearling steers and heifers, $124/14: beef cows low cutter and cutter cows,’ $4,504/ 6.50; vealers, $15.50.916 Sheep Receipts, 4.400; market, strong to 25c up top fat lambs, sl7. bulk cull lambs. sl24£. 15; bulk fat ewes, $8 ./ 9.50. B/t United Press PITTSBURGH. March 19.—Hogs Recc'l’G. 500- market 15©30c down; 250 to 3501 lbs . $8,404/9. 200 to 250 lbs.. $8 75 ?- 10 - 160 t° 200 lbs.. $94/9.10; 130 to ICO Ibs *8.504/9 10; 90, to 130 lbs.. 57.50 </ 8 50; packing sows. $74/7.50. Cattle- • Receipts. <00; calves, receipts. 800, market strong to 25c tip: calves weak to 50c. lower; beef steerj. $11,504/ 13.65; light yearling steers and hellers, slo’/13.25; beef cows. $7,504/ 9 50; low cutters and cutter cows. $54/6.50vealers, $144/16; heavy calves, $74/13 Sheep—Receipts. 200; market strong to 45c {at lambs. sl7: bulk fat lambs. $16,254/ 17; bulk cull lambs. sll4/14.50. P id United Press CLEVELAND. March 19.—Hogs Receipts. 4.700: holdovers. 1.000: market steadv. 10c down; 250 to 350 ]hs., $8.75'./ 9; 200 to 250 lbs.. $8 90*9; 160 to 200 lbs $8 904/9; 130 to 160 lbs.. $7,554/9; 90 to 130 lbs.. $7,504/ 7.75; packing sows. $7"// 7 25. Cattle Receipts, 700; calves, receipts, 600; market stead.. 25c up: beef steers. $7 4/12.50; beef cows. $6,754/ 9: low cutters and cutter cows. ss'//6; vealers. $134/17 Sheep--Receipts. 1,300; market steadv. 15c up: top fat. lambs. $16.90: bulk fat lambs. sl6 504/ 16.90; bulk cull lambs. $134/14.50bulk fat ewes. $74/ 9 25. Bjt t nitrd Press FT. WAYNE, Ind., March 19. Hogs -- Receipts. 300; market steady to 15c lower; 90-110 lbs.. $6.75; 110-130 lbs.. $7.25; 130150 lbs . $7.60; 150-160 lbs., $8; 160-180 lbs. $8.35; 180-200 lbs., $8.55: 200-225 lbs . $8.75; 225-275 lbs . $8 50; 275-325 lbs.. SB.IO- - lbs. up. $8; roughs. $64/ 6.75: stags. $4 @5. Calves—Receipts, 25: market. $14.50 down. Sheep—Receipts, 50: market, lambs sls down. B.U United Press CINCINNATI. March 19. Hoqs Receipts, 5.300; holdovers. 417; market steadv to 10c down: 250-350 lbs.. SB4/(1.85; 200-250 lbs., $8,754/ 9; 160-200 Ibs., $8.91)///9; 130-160 lbs.. $7,254/8.65: 90-130 It*.. $64/ 7.75; packing sows, $6,504/7.25. Cattle Receipts. 1,175- calves, receipts 425; market 25c up to 50c. down; veals 50c down; beef steers, $lO4/113; light yearling steers and heifers. $lO4/12; beef cows. $7,504/9.50; low cutter and cutter cows. $6 254/6.25: vealers. $94/14; heavy calves. $A4z 12: bulk stock and feeder steers. sU>®ll. Sheep—Receipts. 25; market steady: top fat lambs. sl6: bulk fat lambs. $134/15.50; bulk cull lambs. s9@ll; bulk fiat ewes, $64/7.50. By Times Special LOUISVILLE. Motrch 19 Hogs— Receipts. 2.200. market, 10c, lower; 250 lbs. up. $8.35; 175-250 lbs., $8 IS; 130-175 lbs., $7.70; 90130 lbs.. $5.70: V 0 lbs. down, $5.20; roughs. $6.35: stags. 75 Cattle—Receipts. 600; market, bulls. 50c higher, otehr, steady; prime heavy steers. $124/ 12.75; heavy shipping steers $lO4/12; medium and' plain steers. fat heifers. SB4/11.50: good to choice cows. SB4/9: medium to good cows. 55.A04/8; cutters. $54/5.50: canners, $4,504/5; bulls. $64/9: feeders, $8,504/ 11.25; Stockers* 74/11. Calves —Receipts. 600; market 50c lower; good to choice. $10,504/ 12.50; medium to good. SB4/10; outs. *8 down. Sheep—Receipts. 50: market, steadv: top lambs. $13,504/14; seconds, SB4/11; shec/p, $5,504/ 7. Saturday's and Sunday's shipments; Cattle, 29; calves. 300; hogs, 233 g sheep, none. Bn United Press FT. WAYNE. Marph 19.—Hogs—Receipts. 300; market, steady to 15c lower; 90-110 lbs.. $6.75; 110-130 lbs , $7.25; 130-150 lbs., *7.60; 150-160 lbs., $8; 160-180 lbs.. $8 35; 180-200 lbs.. $8.55: 200-225 lbs.. 8.75: 225275 lbs , $8.50: 275-325 lbs., $8.10: 325 lbs. up. $8; roughs. $64/6.75; stags. $44/5. Calves—Receipts, 25: market. $14.50 down Sheep—Receipts, 50: market, lambs sls down. In the Sugar Market (By Thomson & McKinnon) NEW YORK. March • 19.—Restrictive measures in the sugar industry has already raised the Question as to whether the allotment of 3,300,000 tons allocated bv Cuban interests to the United States will be sufficient to cover requirements/ for the coming year. Instead of an oversupplv. the trade Is now discussing an opposite situation and with enthusiasm growing in London sugar circles fundamentals give indications of favoring substantially higher prices for sugar. We believe materially higher prices for futures are in prospect.

Produce Markets

Butter (wholesale price) No. 1. 52s# 53c; No. 2, 504/51c lb. Butterfat (buying price)—soc lb. Cheese (wholesale seilmg prices, per pound)—American loaf. 354i38c: pimento loaf. 384/ 40c; brick .'oaf, 354j>38c: Swiss No. 1. 42©44r; imported Swiss, 52c; Wisconsin flat, mild and sharp. 324Z34c; print cream, 394/40c; fiat display. 284*30c: Longhorn.. 28(u29c: New York limberger. 42©> 44c. —Buying prices: Fresh, delivered at Indianapolis, loss off, 23c doz. Poultry ibuytng price) Hens, 20®22c; Leghorn hens. 154/17: staggy young springs. 144/ 15c; old roosters. 11 13c: ducks. 154/ 17c; geese, 13©15c: guineas, old 35c. young 50c. Bi/i United Press CLEVELAND. March 19. -Butter, extra, in tub lots, 514/ 53c; firsts. 48 1 /*4/ 50 , *c; seconds, 44Vi4/46'4c: packing stock, 304/ 32c. Eggs—Extras, 30%c; evtra firsts. 30c; ordinary. 27 %c. Poultry—Heavy fowls. 26 /-/27c; medium. 27©U8c; lcßhorn. 224/24c: old cocks. 164/ 17c; stags. 214/23c; heavy springers, 264/ 27c; leghorn. 204; 22c; geese. 204/ 22c; ducks, 284/ 30c. Potatoes—lao-lb. sacks, round white New York, $4,254/ 4.50; Minnesota. $3,854/ 4; Michigan, S3 854/ 4; Petosky, $4 15" 4 25; Wisconsin. $3,854/4; in 120-lb. sacks. Mlnesota. $3.254/3.40; Maine green mountain. $3,754/3.85; Idaho russet Burbanks. $3.50; Florida, barrels, hastings No. 1, sl2 754/13. corTpricesgo SHARPLY HIGHER IN CHICAGO PITS Heavy Export Sales, Rising Cash Market Boost Yellow Grain. Bn l niti and Press CHICAGO, March 19.—Reports or heavy export sales over the weekend, combined with a 14 to 2 cent advance in tlie cash market sent Chicago com futures sharply higher again today. Wheat and oats advanced with com, but profit-taking, which developed in all pits held down their advances. Seaboard dispatches indicated continued export business in com. The light receipts coupled with good demand, sent cash com into a surprising bulge, and the futures market had little opposition in following the upturn. Higher Liverpool market, exports of 1.000.000 bushels and some reports of damage to winter wheat where the bullish influences in wheat. Profit-taking, however, was heavy in this pit, and the gains were not all held. Small advances in oats were made mostly on the fact that last week’s export business was heaviest of the season. Provisions worked lower. Chicago Grain Table - March 19WHEAT— prev. High Low 12 00 close. May . .. . 138', 1.38% ’. 39 1 38 s , July 136% 1.35% t. 35% 1.35' , September ... 134’* 1.34 134 1 33% CORN— May 1.01% 1 00'i 1.00% 100% Julv 1.03% 1.02% 1.02’, 102'* September ... 19','* 103% 104 1 03% OATS— May .f% 58 .58% .58% July 55% .53% .53% .53 September ... 47% 47% 47% 47% RYE— March 1 19' May .. 120’, 1.20% 1.20% L 19% July 1.14% 1.14 t 14% 1.13' . LARD— March .... 11.57 May 11.87 11.85 11.90 July 12.17 12.15 12.20 September .12 45 '.2 42 12 45 RIBS - Mav .... 11.60 July 11.85 11 86 11.80 By Tinn s Special CHICAGO. March 19 —Carlots: Wheat 11: corn. 192: oats. 56; rye. 1. Local Wagon Wheat Local grain elevators are paying $1.51 for No. 2 red wheat. Other grades are purchased on their merits. Indianapolis Stocks —March 19 — Bid. Ask %\mer Central Life 550 ! Amer Creosoting Cos pfd 104% i Belt R R <fc S Yds com 68'* 70' . Belt R R & S Yds pfd 60 Cent Ind Power Cos pfd .. . 98% 100 •Circle Theater Cos com 101% ... Cities Service Cos com 58% Cities Service Cos pfd 98% ... Citizens Gas Cos com 57 Citizens Gas Cos pfd 101% 103V* ommonwealth Loan Cos pfd .100% ... Eouitable Securities Cos com ... •Hook Drug Cos com 30% ... Indiana Hotel Cos com 125 Indiana Hotel Cos pld 101% Indiana Service Corp pfd ... 93V* ... Indianapolis Gas Cos com 62 64 Indpls & Northwestern pfd. Indpls P 1, 6%s pfd 102% 105 Indpls P At L 7s 102% 105 Indpls Pub Wei Ln Assn.... 47% Indpls St Ry Cos pfd 31 33% Indianapolis Water Cos pfd 103 Ind Wuter Wks Sec Cos pfd... 105% Interstate P S pr lien pfd '..105 Interstate P S Cos 6s pfd 95% 100 Merchants Pu Utilities Cos pfd 101 North Ind Pub Serv Cos pfd .102 105 •Progress Laundry Cos com 28% E Raugh & Sons Fert Cos pfd . 50 Real Silk Hos Cos pfd ... T H I & E Trac Cos com 1 T H I & E Trac Cos pfd 15 T II Trac & Lt Cos pfd 93 Union Trac Cos com % Union Trac Cos Ist ufd l Union Trac Cos 2nd pfd % Union Title Cos com 82 Van Camp Pack Cos pfd 10 Van Camp Prod Ist pfd 98 too Van Camp Prod 2nd pfd 90 100 —Bonds— Belt R R & Stk Yds Cos 4s 92 Broad Ripple Trac Cos 5s ... . 81 % ... Central Ind Gas Cos 5s 98 Central Ind Power Cos 65.. 104 Chi S B & N Ind Ry 5s 17% Citizens Gas Cos 5s 105% 107 Citizens St R R 5s 90 92 Gary St Rv 5s 92 s * ... Home T & T of Ft Wayne 6s. .103 Indiana Hotel Cos 5s 101 Ind Northern Trac Cos 5s Ind R.v & Lt Cos 5s 98 Ind, Service Corp 5s 98% . . Indpls Power & Lt Cos 5s . 101% 102 Ind Union Trac Cos 5s Indpls Col & Sc Trac 6s 101 Indpls Gas Cos Ss 102% 104'/* Indpls & Martins Trac Cos ss. 50 Indpls North Trac Cos 5s 14 19 Indpls & Northw Trac Cos ss. 50 Indpls St Ry 4s 67 68 Indpls Trac & Term ©> 5s ... 96% 98% Indpls Union Rv 5s ~ 102'% Indpls Water Cos 5%s 104 105'* Indpls Water Cos Ist 5s 100 Indpls Water Cos 4%s 98% Indpls Water Wks Sec Cos 65..102',* ... Interstate Pub SCo 6s 104% ... Intersttae Pub S Cos iB) 6%5..105% No Ind Pub Serv Cos 5s 101 T H I & E Trac Cos 5s 55 T H Trac & Lt Cos 5s 96 Union Trac of Ind Cos 6s 13 ... —Libertv Bonds— Liberty Loan Ist 3V*s 101.20 101.40 Liberty Loan Ist 4%s 102.70 102.90 Liberty Loan 3rd 4%s 100.24 100.40 Liberty Loan 4th 4’4S 103.44 103.56 U S Treasury 4%s 115.40 115.70 U S Treasury 4s 110.40 110.70 U S Treasury 3%s 107.80 108.00 U S Treasury 3%s 100.00 100,20 U S Treasury 3%s 102.70 103.00 Lebanon Pioneer Dies By Times Pprcial LEBANON, Ind., March 19.—Mrs. Mary Ann Hendricks Rodman, 85, daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. Abner Longley, first white settlers here, is dead. She came to Lebanon from Ohio with her parents when a baby. Her father was the first Boone County Representative in the Indiana Legislature. High Price for Horse By Times Special NORTH MANCHESTER, Ind., March 19.—Sale of Monitor’s Chief, Belgian stallion for $14,000 is believed to have set anew high mark for a horse sold in Wabash County. The stallion was sold by Karl Ulmer, local breeder, to Joseph Mast, Nappanee.

PASTOR’S HOME ROBBED Loot of $l3O Taken While the Rev. Clyde Black Attends Church. While the Rev. Clyde Black, 307 N. Grant St., pastor of Garfield M. E. Church attended services Sunday night burglars were plundering his home. Loot consisted of $6.50 in cash and jewelery valued at $125. Yeggmen made an unsuccessful attempt to batter open the safe at the Hiller Office Supply Company, 28 S. Pennsylvania St„ early Sunday and left with $2 taken from a desk. Police were told two boys stole tools valued at $l5O from a shed at Twentieth St. and Olney Ave., the property of Alva Stanton. 227 jN. Arsenal Ave.

AMUSEMENTS

I ENGLISH’S : I sl.lO BEST SEATS sl.lO sobektr 4 AUUIIILLf HAMPER Tonight, "MERCHANT OF VENICE." Tuos. Night. "Hamlet" (Convcntonal). Wed. Matincss, "As You lake It," Wed. Night, “Julius Caesar." Thurs. Night, "Richelieu." Fri. Night, ‘‘Macbeth." Sat. Matinee, "Julius Caesar. Sat. Night, “Merchant of Venice.” Prices All Performance*; Oreh., *1.10; Bale., *l.lO A 75c; Gallery, 50c—Plus Tux

Com. SUNDAY NIGHT Twice Daily Thereafter at 2:15 and 8:15 SEATS READY THURSDAY SPECIAL RETURN ENGAGEMENT of the Supreme Dramatic Spectacle Immense Symphony Orchestra 100 Great Sets 18 Stellar Players 500 Name Parts 5,000 Extra People Cost $2,300,000 Eves., 50c to $1.65 Daily Mats., 50c to sl.lO

PAHCE Penn. St. Continuous at Market. 11 a. m. to 11 |i. in. EXACTLY as. AS WE SAID! Oj Id MARVELOUS! |J HI JOHN = GILBERT i AND GRETA ” = GARBO = *** IN THEIR LATEST = ‘LOVE’ 1 \M> ON THE STALE ZZ “STARLAND” —FROM CAPITOL ' THEATER. N. V. = TEDDY = RjoyceQ H ROME 8 DUNN 3 a({ CVS AND GYPSY ]|§ TV ILL BYBNKS ip CRISS CROSS fJI I GIDDY GIRLIES fi PALACE CONCERT |H ORCHESTRA Yjj H EMIL SEIDEL Z*/j Conducting B I,ester Huff nt the f ftM ■ Organ \fl H These “Loetv" Prices IH ■ 11 a. m. Ito oto I' B to 1 op. ni. Close 1 I , 25c 35c 50c ) I f Ni*M Pri es. Sundays I H B ami Hulidms.

MIIRATm T ARCH H 1 T 9 JORDAN lndian \ wv University’s RIVER Sparkling REVUL ££ With 40Itt Annual — eon Tour Company of 81), in the Greatest of the Prices SI to $2. Big University Poxes, 52.50. Musical Shows TAX FREE Seats Now Selling at Clark & Cade Drug Store and Mnrat.

MURAT Thur.-Frl.-Sat iTiUJIV/-Y 1 Matinee Sat. The Smart Mu/deal Comedy

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Julia Sanderson—Frank Crumlt and the Gamhy-llale Girls Kites, *3.30 to *1.19. Sat. Mat., *’1.75 to *l.lO. Sents Now.

MARCH 19,1928

MOTION PICTURES

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€hPuSiM9 Wallace Raymond BERRY & HATTON in “PARTNERS IN CRIME” Hal Roach Comedy Fox News

AMUSEMENTS £ y/e STAR of STAGE and SCREEN Mabel Taliferro IN PERSON Presenting ‘The Women I Might Have Been’ Shriller & Gregory Five Cardinals Irving & Chaney Bad Snyder & Cos. Winchester & Ross Special Added Feature OLD FIDDLERS VS. JAZZ PRICES Evenings, Sundays Matinee Holidays Until 6P. M, Low ; r FIoo _ r n and Boxes, 50c All Seats, 25c Balcony, 25c

SMITHS

NOW PLAYING MISS PATRIC6LA “Scintillating Melodies” In a Cycle of Character Song, MAC AH IK- HARRIS A PEPPER ANDERSON & GRAVES GERBER GAITIES Other Features and “MIDNIGHT MNDNESS" With JACQI EI.INE LOGAN CONTINUOUS 1 TO 11

■ MUTUAL—— BURLESQUE THEATRE THE BIG REVIEW WITH "JERRY” The Shimmy Slinking Girl With . “IT”

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