Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 November 1939 — Page 10

FUSTNESE oT ACTIVITY

— “5% -

: f : ppl on brotheriy | [aes prt in Wars, Too or EE: Ea’

‘Att ti : en de Bovis tay in ih Draws en on. comes on the air at 10:30 p. m. with an account of what's happening, the single sisters should be pursuing the wily Philadelphia he Duss in. Bn 0% The broadcast will continue until 11 o'clock, at which time it is hoped that the desperate city will. ‘have returned to normal. If: there is anyone who doesn’t know what Sadie Hawkins Day is— and it seems highly unlikely—he may turn to The Times comic page and see what's happening to Li'l Abner Yocum and Daisy Mae. And

for further details, Cartoonist Al rima donnas Capp, creator of Lil Abner, will be|pafore tre Motopoiton Opers caf on the air from Philadelphia to tell get at them. And tonight it will how he happened to conceive this be on Bing’s show (9 p. m., NBCwn “open, season” on the un-|wrpm that Jarmila Novotna, m male zech kian he In the course of his remarks, it Dzechoslayakiay eopianc, makes hes

may be that Mr. Capp will let slip|:: - the information that Lil Abner, ers Joss Deautil Of Spera ing

Daisy Mae and the rest of the Dog-| 8 8 =

pateh dian oi Soing on the radio. eg g onday, the rustic mp’s new “Shows Romeo’s adventures will be incorpo- of Rompe is posta, by a rated into a serial, Monday through Jocal business firm on each station Friday, on NBC-Red at 5:45 P.M. {of the chain. The New York spone 8 » = sor, a clothier, was Mr. Keinp’s first The mystery that surrounded sponsor. Marlene Dietrich seems to have ! : flown out the window, and with it, all her austerity. At least Marlene the Glamorous has agreed to be paired with Maxie Rosenbloom in an interview as part of her “Good News” appearance on NBC-WIRE

‘World conditions “wil reach 5 turning point on Nov. 21, not Nov, 27, Df! E. A, Strath-Gordon is exs pected to tell a CBS-WFBM audi- ‘ ence at 7:30 p. m. on the “Strange As It Seems” program. Dr. Strath-Gordon bases his pres

diction on the Great Pyramid of Gizeh, which he says hasn't an important since biblical times. Recently he the crisis would reach its head on the 27th but later found he had ved in his calculations by one-sixth of an inch,

Business News: Favorable;| | Steels, Motors Strong; : Wheat Rallies.

By UNITED PRESS . Stocks advanced fractions to more “than $1 in the forenoon dealings today on the New York Exchange and held the gains in the early afternoon. Volume increased slightly over yesterday’s, which was the smalest since Oct. 16. ‘Favorable corporation reports,

PREPARED BY ADMINISTRATIVE AND RESEARCH CORPORATION - NEW YORK, 1926=100 TAN Fe. | MAR APR. MAY JUNE JULY

N.Y. STOCKS PRICES SLUMP pe AT STOCKYARDS

DOW-JONES STOCK AVERAGES 80 INDUSTRIALS Yesterday ....co0cvceceees.. 140.58 =0.24 ; 15 to 25-Cent Drop Made; 9000 Hogs Received;' $6.15 Is Top.

Week AZO ...ccocover.aessss 148.98 1.80 Month AO .....cssececssses 158.36 0.18 Year Ago ....i.cciuiene, «os 152.78 +124 High, 1989, 155.92; low, 121.44. High, 1038, 158.41; low, 98.95. 20 RAILRO Hog prices dropped 15 to 25 cents at the Union Stockyards here ‘today as receipts expanded to 9000 head; . the Agricultural Marketing Service eteresecssneensa 25.98 —o.22|TEPOrted. Month ARO ciciereiissieeses 25.85 +0.10 Year Ago 28.60 40.43 High, 1989, 27.10; low, 20.71. High, 1988, 25.19; low, 15.14.

Times Speciol 1 HOUSTON, Tex. Tex. Nov. 16.—Houston is busy making money. Some people here are getting rich, all are trying, and of course some are losing their shirts, There is money in oil. You can see the profit motive working down fon Rusk Ave. where the Texas State Hotel stands on one side and the Cotton Hotel on the other. There, in the early evening, the oil men congregate after a day in the fields. The term “oil men” is used in its

AVG. SEP. OCT. DEC.

Indiana’s Corn| Yield Estimated At Record High broadest sense. A man may be a > — farmer. But if oil is struck on his

; ; “back 40” he forthwith becomes an Pp LAFAYETTE : iis Sov : 2.3 oil man, and goes in search of more Indiana's corn crop at an all-time of the same easy riches. high yield of 51 bushels per acre,|- And Who rious? with the total for 1939 at 211,344,000/ He may be a roustabout or a tool bushels, 22 per cent above last year|dresser, living. on wages, but he and 40 per cent higher than the hopes for a killing. And who knows? 1928-37 average. Next week he may be staking his

‘breakfast. The figures were announced to-|Present boss to a day by the Purdue University sta-| Scouts, lease hounds, driliing con, tistics department in co-operation |tractors and geologis aro with the U.S. Agricultural Market-|in the lobbies of the two hotels and ing Service The timates were a|On the sidewalks, talking each othbushel higher per acre than earlier | °F anguage, =¥ swapping leases i | royalties. ones. 12422,-| Oil is an old story to Houston. 000 aa an| The play caine 10 Fast Texas ih a average per acre yield of 195|0i8 Way before the depression. The bushels, 48 per cent above last year Big Sompeies nave | Blocked up Tost 3 » Z 0 e Pi. ! ’ snd Jou times as large as the av- proration laws to give stability to Other crop estimates are cowpeas deye Spent, producers refiners and harvested for peas, 120,000 bushels; | in nies have tremen6474 | buckwheat, 154,000 bushels; tobac- Dije Te Sompan eV Houston's 9199 co, 9,704,000 pounds; sorghum syrup, | oj) prosperity today is on the solid ae. 304.000 Selions; Lik Doki foundation of a regularized market

and steady payrolls. : 000 bushels; commercial apples, 1,-| Most of the curb traders are 250,000 bushels; pears, 527,000 bush- ‘merely the boys who are still on els; grapes, 4800 tons.

the outer fringe, trying to get in. LOCAL ISSUES

The bonanza days are gone. But the apie Plowing Siowsions by, the the odin.

It’s getting now that Bing Crosby

5 tt Bs bo a =,

Month ALO ..o...vecee esssis $4.71 40.20 Year ALO .c..vcivveiinerses S18 40.47 High, 1939, 85.90; low, 24.14. High, 1988, 33.98; low, 19.00.

PrunaSea o

FEFES R ANNRES

BB Bi Bi Bi a bu Bi be Be be Ba a Be be be I,

[3 =

The 25-cent loss was on weights above 160 pounds, bringing the top down to $6.15. Weights from 160 to 180 pounds still headed the. price list. Packing sows shared around 15 to ~ High Last Change 20 cents of the downturn.: Vealers Nat Shia. ii Ha 4 y [ruled strong, sending a few choice fae 31 .... |to$ll, Fat lamb prices were steady os 2 3# -'y|to 25 cents higher, the advance be- . 19% ... |ing on some native offerings. ji EH s

# E35

Bo SWHSEERRRRE

2 ¥

ss 8 = Hal Kemp and Skinnay Ennis were together 12 years before Skine nay got his own band. The latter's first show was with Bob Hope— opposite his old boss. Last May when Hal returned to the air, it at 8 o'clock tonight. was again opposite Mr, Ennis. The It used to be that Miss Dietrich|same “clash” is scheduled for the was more or less allergic to micro- winter season.

: #8 = THIS EVENING

BY a

Ll #10: +1: Ser aE we Fe

. ie 4a et OO BI BITC

Swill SRR

American Public Service preferred |onSs® MX -.. Set up a $2 gain at $85 around mid-|Budd Wheel ...

Hi+1:

SABlELERE STRESS Baling

=o 1 FREE ran

1+1 be

Tae Tee 2%

WORN

Fares &

k Nov. op Ropt . 10 id oh Bis s. fi... 8 Io

pel 15.350

Reps. 6.40 16 ....- 615

Otis Elev ..... 18% Otis Steel ..... 12% Poe «20

“0. . .

RDI

Chrysler Stock Exchange centered in the | Coles te-P-bond section with domestic and for- | SO Broadcast A #34 eign obligations scoring moderate Solum Gas... 6% ; Com tov Tr 1.0 $134 improvemen n 31

generally was steady with trading at a slow. pace. |&° 0" Tuliad States issues were slightly | Son er.

4 Barrows and Gilts Packing Sows Sood and Good and $holce—

hoice. 270- 300 5.50 Soe Teo 5.60- 5.85 - ji $58 85] 300- 330

Pac Coast ... Pa & El

« 5.30- 5. 5- 6.15| 330- 360. 5.30- 5:40

6.0- 6.15! 80-200. 5.35 35 - . .a5= 5. 6.00 6.1 50. 5.20- 5.30

5:90- 6.05) 450 800.. 5.15- 5.25 5.75+ 5.95] 5. So 5 nl Slaughter Pigs 5 30- 5.45] Medium and Good | 5 5.75- 5.90/ 80- 120. 5.10- 5.75 Slaughter ap Cattle & Vealers (Receipts, 621) oice— .Yearlings excluded Jo0-1700. $10.80-11.28) Goo ase %

1100-1300. 9.50-10.75| Good .... 1300-1500. = 9.25-10.25] Medi §:30- 1991 Home T&T Ft

.._ 6.00- 6.75 Cutter and common _ 5.00- 600) In 9.25-10.50

ers $10 all eis! hts— 150-9. Choice. 9.50-10.50| In:

I+: 11452 FT u

SRS. 25, 885% La

St in a3 - POS SS SE J SO

town is full of stories of men who got fen quick and went broke faster,

gn we

. “8. . “es. . «oe

Another Monarch While oil is king, it is not the only monarch of Houston. There is money in other people's . |wars. You can see the profit mo.T1tive working at the docks along the ship channel which the Federal Government built 50 miles inland to make Houston a port. A quick swing around in an auto3. 80 an rs on and mobile disclosed two Norwegian 7.78- 9.25| [medium.. 7.00- 9.50|70dp's P&L : ships and one Greek vessel loading 150-330 Catves > 90I NI Serv 512% pfd...... 88 92 |scrap iron for Japan, a Swedish 6.50- 7.75 feast, 436) 3 091; | ship taking on lubricating oil, and Steers, Heifers tle. Steers a British tanker gasoline, for Eng-

Cattle, 8 Mixed ee. land. 0. J030:11.90 0 1180. 15 3% Houstonians, like other Ameri500- 750. 9.50-10.50/°550% 300. . 9.00 cans, don’t want to fight in othe Heifers ag; 10%. $3 8% people’s wars. But they want th Oholce®. 1035-11 50! 300-1000... 7.50- 8.25 share in supplying the sinews, at OL [Comm a profit. 9.00-10.25] 500- 900. _6.50- 7.50 Houston is after its share of the 0. 7.50- 9,25 dedium and much-advertised boom in trade oe Caves with South America. Shi p, company executives here are working night and day trying to get cargoes to carry to and from South American ports. ~ Hustling for Business ; Before the war began, much of the commerce between Gulf ports and Latin America was carried in British, German, French and Japanese boitoms. Now they are gone and American ships are hustling for the business. In the first 10 months of the year Houston issued building ‘permits for $22,000,000 worth of new ¢onstruction, of which most was for FHA-

indicate the approximate market based on Se selling quotations of recent transact on

(The Indianapolis Times is not responsible for inaccuracies in program ale nouncements caused _by station changes after press time.) INDIAN SLIS RIT" BO CA ww CBS Net ig WIRE 1400 3 NE 870 E NBC-MBS) : WNBO Net.) Kathicer i 1 Fi rT She Rain RE lity on" Axainst Storm yw ck Reed ’ Scattergood Dessa Byrd i Sisters fackation Billy & SBetty lling Bee Musical Bits New! : Plavhou Erie erenade | Baker snd Denton Wn Tix ok hn

. ‘Maj. George EL Eliot | : eropesn ports

the general J Deere Wheat rallied to score fractional gains after a weak opening on the |D: a Chicago Board of Trade today. | Du ‘ Firmness at Winnipeg and failure |Dv Pont. pL. of showers in the southwest to touch. some of the worst dry areas in|gjec Kansas and Oklahoma stimulated: buying on the initial decline. _ At the end of the first hour |Ex-cell wheat was unchanged to up % cent,’ oy corn up % to % cent, and oats|Fed Dep St .. 25% 2 % cent lower to % cent higher. ~ + Corn futures reflected the action in . gal, ge Raw futures spurted sharply|Gen Foods today to feature an otherwise mixed 8 hs trend in major New York com-|Geodrich modity markets. Trading in virtu- |S

== 53538 633

ee Michael Loring 80 80 Vox, Pop, 1 an =

re lao

citi

+it: +4

"Askit-Bagket Strange

Man's Family

58 Seems Those We Love

Jos Penner

5353

Good News Lyman’s Or, nin Town Meeting Workshop Music Hall ig Bible & Life ihiae som Singing Cop -

” »

FEE SF ERE

mom! steleread

1: +++: $ secs

25%

ae BEICEEESRS 1] La

(.] -

12% 13% ne a_i A inal «Th TH {mos & Andy News 8 OF. 10 O'Clock Fi Peter Benny Goodman

Sadle Hawkins En

ih is ude ce Sunshine Min

hie

rH S292 Poon E853 : gies 85

Kagsel's OF.

’ Brigode’s or. ' FRIDAY PROGRAMS

INDIAN DIANAPOLI WIRE 1 Wiso S y (NBC-MBS)

Dawn Patrol Markets

Dawn Patrol ” 0

i rdin i ,Sgliivan Beep re

> » Own's Or. Grit Williams

lec ven Pi Van Camp Milk Co com “ed Van Camp Milk Co 14 pid

American Loan 2 81

ot od pk dod ed tf

Itt RY

Case

joodyear pf . sraham Paige. . irand Union 3reyhound Cp

Thatcher ...... 19 Tide W A Oil.. 11% Trans West Air 11% Tri Cont eee 3 Ue Pnton Sub .e : 34s oa it.oh Cp. sn r Lines United Corp of: 3 Un Gas Imp .. 14 U 8 Rubber ... 38% US Epe & F. 36% ih eur 83 a . esvill Jv . *** |cood and choice ....... essses.$ 9.00- 9.50 Shio Te Tel Mogwum and choice ; 180. 3: Pub a 45% 5 Sm, ov 991 Richmond Water Wks 59 94..103 Ewes (on shorn basis) T Haute Water Wks 5% 56..100 Good and choice .............. 8% 49...102

T Haute Water Wks Commeon and medium ... cevesee Tract Term Corp

a Hh (CHICAGO LIVESTOCK ATR MENT

Theel Steel .. ) .—Govte Mot lower than: Sn 16,000; opened 10@15c|ernment ex receipts for the

hite wees hite Sew. *M pr “ — da, . 4 illys Overing: a "i ; edn nes ays average: late Dt ra. al year thr through ov. 14, com 1 houses of modest sizes. But a

b . Filson * 8a. 15; 220:370- t Yea few were for $50,000, $100,000 and te 5° : EL . 3 X ah, [1 Ib. averages, i 0: i ighed Reteiois ) % 343, 4 a | a i = : $200,000 homes. o & T. rr Xs 2 treme heavies, 4 fs@ 25.14. S1ienm; ex Net Def ... 1. 844470] The figure above does net include Bbw ie Be fon |SeiucRecipts 80: Cove, too; tea ond panos ing neti Sr Yellow T pf ...125 ligh : > ana expa a 4 Young Sheet ... 43 ight and yong Jeariings, ot little h nel—of which most is in the oil industry. But oil is not all. There is, for instance, a $5,000,000 plant] -

LOCAL BUSINESS making kraft paper out of Texas

crop and bi pine, which has just announced a Bids are to be let today by the

$3,000,000 expansion. Sears, Roebuck & Co. Construction

In 1920 Houston's population was| 3:15 178,000; in 1930 it was 292,000. Next 8 Smilin Forum Department for construction of a new super service station at the

year the Government will take a new census. And the Chamber of 09 1 athieon Norris t | northwest corner of Alabama and 2 | vermant sts.

Commerce says the new count will i50 Sollywoad / The service station, plans for

late Yesterday ssavesssssnissnnees 118.03 be about 440,000. ’ oni, hone 5 15| Week 880 ........cesssenees 11813] The people aren't interested now Attend FHA Me Meeting which were announced here earlier, is to be modern throughout, accord. |; , orl Peters, State FHA direc-

sp Month 0 e00ccs0sscsssssne 119.38 in politics. They don’t care whether ed’ otferin CET ax: | Year Hn sereesressenssseses 105.83| Franklin Roosevelt or John Garner tor, and K. L. Overfield, FHA rental ing to Stanley Shipnes, store manager. Salesrooms for automobile housing appraiser, are in Chicago

sow: underione sround| 1039 high (Oct. 8)........... 119.66|is elected President in 1940—"“So 1939 low (July 24)............ 101.40{long as he’s a Democrat.” attending a five-day conference on Shcesories are to be provided in the| ney developments on the agency's

ste vi on practicall y all classes; refu ? 0 : eyo : The first floor of the building, “ate C S08 Program. LORRI ales, I

lower lamb bids Sar and asking stronger price rates; aro [email protected] on best offerings; initial bide mostly [email protected]; unertone, strong shee; native ewes eligible, $5.152.50; best best held higher. State and district FHA direc Which will occupy a lot with arom Indiana, Ohio, Michigan, Wise frontage of 200 feet on Vermont st consin, Minnesota, North Dakota, and 100 feet on Alabama St. South’ Dakota, Iowa, Nebraska and be constricted in the same sizle of Tlinois are attending, together with %|architecture as the present Sears Washington.

OTHER. JIVESTOCK store. The second story will be of FHA officials from W

P.). arg 0! Sera 3 a glass brick.

The present service station in the Incorporations

L110

ye > = 2 Lrprs E - 4: 14+

6.00 7.50 308 own $ 0. dl 00 50 down. 8.50- 9.5 es (heifers). ? fine 3%% 63 . 500 down $ 9.00-10.00 | KOkomC Packing Co ri, cutter). 3.35- 4.35] 500 down.. 8:00 9.00| MOTTIS S&10 Stotes 5% SHEEP AND LAMBS (Receipts, 2188) Natl Sik Hosiery Mins ‘Bs i Lambs Noblesville HL&P 6%% 47 .

ORISATILS ( CBS Net.)

Early Birds

Homestake ....

I+

800-61 — .” 5.25- 6.0 Ranch Gone oe Yortiorbonra |

Brosatey a i | i 4 Goftes :

Fas = en BY Tite i

News Indvls, Today ocations Ttgjon : HM __ Miss Julia Bator Daughter votion

3 TR Kell 1 Married Reflections Man I Myrt and Taree Wife s of Naday hor

Sleban fii un White es Chasers as Frigndlv, House oud at

Daviq Jaram Against Sto fety Pro 3 Fert IT on Bilis. | Temas Tim f

Guiding Light i Smith Noonday Rhythms Woman Speaks 3

Girl Marries ry Sam ellls I Fal Hgur, Farp Clrels Heagiines™® fohoe 1, for Brides we

Farm Buteay BTRet Heather Gant Parte veers.

ews Kitty Keene Re __ Vocations Vo of Exper.

) Shoppers Directory r Melodies My Son & 1

Joy vee Jordan a Buiety OG om, ch 100i of Air

P&P t P&P pf.. t T&T For ..

—— 0 ne Be — 251, 2 Re BE 1690 16% 5% 45% 28 15 1

"Freddie Miller | ood Morning

Cr »wne asarerer! am

aE. £8538 88:8 58

Jewel Tea Johns-Man

3.00- 3.25 os 2.00- 3.00

oo oe 08

Walgreen Stepmother

Walwi T% West he’ sup 33%

OD 1 DI VO 00 00

[eons Gas

«-+ Toft Inc «+, (lone Star Cem

an Ry Gtd . an 2 nod gt

Brenda © Curls ies

od uth >»

FF SES Fated Fe

a oe Me 8%

BER... Hm

28 147 41

14% 69

nh a Ward .... $4 54 ves 167 16%

a Nat Biscuit .... 22'%2 22%

$858 58

[i411

i ey]

Betty Bo ob od alia ant clade, ;

bet pk OwWw

|g = W200

aaaSain FNS anh wo

8 =

Customs .. 133; 366,247. HR 2!

- INDIANAPOLIS CLEA CLEARING HOUSE . Seatings J

8h mms. ‘hauchter He fo Br: ber Fioase Bett ty Crocker

Ma ary po aariin You Eeboer Sade Backst, e Wife

or be ite ih A oy oh ot

- Widder Brown andst tand ES Bias

filha gr TE Bessa "Byes th KEY NETWORK STATIONS (Subject to change)’ MUTUAL--WOR, 710; WHK, 1390; WHKC, 640; CKLW, i NBC-BLUE—-WJZ, 760; WOWO, 1160; WLS-WENR, 870; K NBC-RED—WEAF, 660; WTAM, 1070; WWJ, 920; WMAQ, oor CBS—WARC, 860; WJR, 750; WHAS, 820; KMOX, 1090; oem, ne.

31% i : Pac GE 10 pf.

; : ig lings; | . ns. hort 1400- 1b. bullocks, $10; al : Nugber Fi 10.25 market, with strictly good and Shoice Te s and light Yee mostly 0.50; best heifers, $10.50; general heer ode gi! ly ends with bulk $9.75 and the front will be of glazed brick [ova Sows sausage es with structural glass panels around|t 7 do n; very few fat|P the windows. The Kinsey company bun; ‘above. Sao; yesiers, oe: home office is in Cincinnati, O., and

; week’s clos g_ trade on stockers and Seers. Gull. sieady, other branches are in Columbus eaneanay and Dayton, O.

ato He ns BEES, 20 88 iL BRL

FEE WE Fee FOF

DAILY PRICE INDEX ov. 16 (U. P.)—

NEW YORK, Dun & Bradstr ily weighted price index of 30 basic commodities, compiled for the United Press (193032 average equals 100):

3: be ‘Hoosier Talent

Un Gas Corp .. Tn Gas oy

Chicag Stocks

& Gas Co Corp cssenes «3

Brew ..

. Adams Oil 8M, 850,

SI a Wa

trade very

cesses 9

3.28

8268, a0as eR Se

ad L FEE

CINCINNAT Salable, 2300; "ovr dons! 25¢ lower; 1p. 36 $6.30; 200-2 100-14 0; ‘most s sows, 8 down!

smooth Hyfitwelghts. oo §rsational "oh lable, 500; 28 Bhs 200; very slow; sd 5 Lota. grade ag heifers, scarce

steers, higr J ostly sits choice steers, $10.75: ight 81.50; common to ke fat beef [email protected]; canners and cutters, 'w strictly good bulls to

gunvy

‘United Air cons cessene Ya Utility & Jodus a 18" 1 18

Pump t St Pot" 91

LOCAL PRODUCE

- young 1 h s, I : fd Turkeys

> oc:

aoe

pa breed hens, llc; Joshom mT an yes i1 1c; Leghorn broliers, 2 Ibs. over, Pioc: roosters, hi 5 lbs. and oe 10c; Ibs., 8c; coolred duc] oc; colored ducks un Ibs., Tc; full feathered 5 ger. under 1 1 - 1c; Ri over 12 Ibs, 6c; young tom turkeys, 16-22 Soa 6c; young tom turkeys over 22 lbs. l4c; a land 9 lbs, and over, 18c: 6c; old tom turkeys, 12c: fresh count run gs, ah oR must wogh 55 he. al a net tmder 58. Ios. of 15 cents gor « each r Bl 1, 31aasac, Ne. 2, 8%%e

rfat—No. 34 No. 2, 26c. Story Quo oy by Wadies Co.)

n elev: CS are payin 3 op aes to n arket

their merits. Cash yellow, 45¢c. Oats, 35¢c.

BARGAIN 3 (HIER BS

SPECIAL ROUND TRIP COACH FARES—Good on trains on details consult agents

y Night, November 18

$7.00 PITTSBURGH

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 19 $250 LOUISVILLE $3.75 COLUMBUS iE DAYTON 50 RICHMOND

Returning leave destination Sunday Night

Phone Riley 9331 THI 3;

iz | removed for additional parking fa-

d| ing station site, are to be torn down.

rear of the Sears building is to be

cilities at the store. Two brick residences, now occupying the fill-

Book List Available

The Business Branch of the Indianapolis Public Library today announced it has compiled a list of new books for the foreman. The list ship and Supervision,” Cushman; Foremanship Training,” Diemer; “How to Handle Grievances,” Gardiner; “How to Be a Good Foreman,” Reitell, and “The Worker, the Foreman, and the Wagner Act,” Greeman. Industrial arts classes of the public schools have printed copies of the list which are available at any of the 21 branch libraries.

New Building Planned

A one-story building at 723-725 N. Capitol Ave. will be constru~ted for

Kinsey Co., jobbers of heavy ma‘chine tools ‘and mill supplies, The building is to be constructed by Henry G. Dollman, owner, and leased through W. A. realtors, to the Kinsey company which: has been located at 235 S. Meridian St. for 20 years, O. J. Pool is architect. The ‘structure is expected to be completed March 1. The frontage will be 56% feet and the depth 150 feet. The steel cone struction will be faced with brick

Ld Ll |

includes such books as “Foreman-|liab

Processes, Ine. Delaware co! Tas business of purity BL dian Stor {ng ie liquids and Bs . os os “Gases Rex Trailer pe Inc, Eas tern Ave. and Habig St., Conner rsville; agent, Mannin W. Goldberg, 3100 Fletch Ave. Indian: | © polis; 1 res par ue; manufacturing trailers, Pht a ating insurance 2 apeney; na: Manning W. Goldberg, Bernard Stroyman. The Commercial = Indemnity Insura: Co., 3 Guaranty Bldg., Indiana is: 3.

000° 0! 0 r value: Arthur Wyatt, Ralph 3 17, Dan

. Beers Bank automobile

Bridges-Wilson orp. Massachuset corporation; Withdrawal from Indiana. is iple 8. Mines dita inois Nols, Sorpora. | to India sell

Jam Norris, Thomas a. Scanlon;

ility insurance.

Tr! tion: admitted coal and other V2 indi

Radio Coa t hange o: agent to Chale Snk Bide Shea 8 Wining: cn HS

g., Whit Wilkerson Shoe Gh. Missouri co tion; change p Harry Rosen

332 Main oD “PRICES

CHICAGO, Nov. 18 (U. Michigan, = Jonathans, Ca Syaet Potatoes wennessee. ., 81. Carr Crates, :

ors: -

Tomatoes—Cal THfornia. * [email protected]. jie nia, bu. $3.1 23. 18. Spin;

3.50.

the Indianapolis branch of E A. 'Yor

Fh ites.

BOARD SEAT SOLD

CHICAGO, Nov. 18 (U. P).—A ‘membership on the Chi of Trade was sold today at $1250, off $250 from the last Serious transfer. » Sn

.85; wel : at yesterday's 30¢ sags Sop. $11.50; bulk good and choice, Shee; alsbls, 300; light - Lo feW

& ibe fic: ner eligi higher, ewes, mainly $2@3.

Hogs. 230 0gs— 200° 1bs.

160 lbs 75; 1bs., $5.25; rou 5; stag {8 t. sit wi s, 6: : a 8

LAFAYETTE, Ind, Nc Market, 20@30¢c Bs $5. ts gi)-26 hy is, 5.35

. * Cirves, 80010.

Nov. 16 os 08 Ne

$5. pass 85; “300-338 an 8

r - . FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, Nov. 16 (U. P.).—Follow- | ing ag are opening cabie rates "Cable ‘major a England sae ;

Canada (oiler) fbi 4353

Peas | Holland ( ach— | Swed

NEW YORK, Nov. 16 (U. P).— Leaders of business and Sovernd ment from all parts of the nation

cago Board | will meet here tonight to celebrate

the 171st anniversary of the found-

_Of the state of New York.

ing of the Chamber of 51 Commerce

[WOODSTOCK]

"ARE YOU CONSIDERING THE PURGNASE OFA NONE on BUILDING SITE?

enerall Stead on ots g y td in| -

ol From Coe 0 Const Former Users of “Expensive When

Are Switching to Rich, Mellow Old Quaker! Why? They've Learaed How to Buy Fine Whiskey, and Save Money Doing It)

Wt you're man who wanis io eve.

money and get fine wi here’s some news. ! an men who Joed to pay 48 more a quart for * brands, have learned BL iy a rich, delicious Whisiny and save money doing it.

: Read These Topical Statements “What,” said Milo , HL, “me pay over §

pay up to

Yo dsigk high priced whis.

uw hn H. V km” ed Wis. “Old

saves me $1.37 on every bottle!”

| I! | i |