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IXDIAXArOLIS STAR, SATURDAY, MARCH 21, 1036. 1 11 AmM, ANNOUNCEMENTS. Live Stock Stocks ch BOWLING icago THE MICROPHONE BROADCAST-GOSSiP-PROGRAMS TOTAL SALES TODAY. TJ.Ooa SHAKES. From Tage, 16.

Prima Public Svc a p. HE Children's hour, broadcast at 10 o'clock each Saturday morning from the stage of the auditorium of the William WFBM, will take on an added inter- H. Block Company by estt his week when a Kiddie Revue will be staged. All per 100 54 50 58 20 100 3 500 2 250 45 20 134 30 214 21 21 10 674 600 4 4 4 4 4 35u 14 4 14 14 23 4 23 4 500 33 32 4 3J4 150 114 60 3 4 100 14 ,350 4 4 30 21 100 41 700 IB5. 194 194 100 38 25) 6 4 6 4 84 200 32 4 32 4 32 60 194 50 11 200 6 4 450 194 184 184 formers will be between the ages of 2 and 6 years old.

Two Kiddies Revues have been presented in these series in the past and have brought forth enthusiastic comments from listeners. More than three thousand Indiana children have been heard on these hours during the last four years that Block's have sponsored the programs. They are open to the public. CHICAGO," "March Following Is the complete official list of transactions In stocks on the Chicago Stock Echens today Sales, itign. tow.

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Noblltt Sparks Nor Am Car No West Eng 750 20 150 120 100 50 110 10 100 21 4 150 12 4 450 60 100 i 50 14 4 50 41 150 14 150 32 4 60 4 4 1,900 24 70 154 1,750 12 4 300 2 4 21 124 59 21 124 59 4 234 144 12 24 234 144 12 24 No West Us 7 pf Norwest Banerop Plnea Winter ON LOCAL MARKET. The fnllowlne auotatlona da Dot represent actual bids or onenngs but merely Indi cate the approximate market level, baaed on buying and selling inquiries or recent transactions. STOCKS. Bid. Asked.

Belt RR A Stk Yds com 53 55 Vi Belt RR 6" Pfd 52 Central lnd Pow pfd 16 19 Hm TelATel Ft Wayne 7cj pfd 52 4 64 4 Hook Drugs Inc com 164 18 lnd A Mich Elec Co 7 1034 IO64 lnd General Service Co 6.. 964 99 lnd Hydro Elec Co 7T 55 58 Indpls Gas Co com 6 35 36 Indpls Lt Pfd 6'iej. pfd 94 97 Indpls Water Co 5 pfd 102 105 lnd Pub Svc pfd 54 6 pfd .74) .11 T-r pfd 81 84 Progress Laundty com 1.... 10 11 4 Pub Svc of lnd 67e P'd 20 23 pfd 434 48 '4 So lnd Gas Elec Co 6 pfd 974 100-4 Terrs Haute Flee. Co 6 pfd.

89 914 Union Title com 214 Ex-dlvldend. BONDS. Lennie Hayton has been engaged to conduct the orchpstra for the Friday night CBS Flying Red Horse Tavern series. Negotiations are under way to retain Bea Lillie, British comedienne, as a regular star of the program. Semifinals of the state basketball will be broadcast beginning; at 1:45 o'clock this afternoon from the Technical High School gymnasium by WKBM.

Announcers will be Len Riley and Al Feeney. The night games will begin at 8:30 o'clock. At 10:30 o'clock tonight Ford dealers will sponsor a half hour program over WIRE, giving the tournament results. The spectacular features of all twelve games in the semifinals, as well as the names of the four winners who will meet here next week, will be covered in the sum mary. The final Saturday matinee of the Metropolitan Opera will begin at o'clock this afternoon over WIRE and the combined NBC net work when Puccini's "La Rodine will be presented.

This work, originally hilled for Jan. 25 and postponed because of the indiaposition of l.ucrezia Rori, will have its first American radio hearing this afternoon. Benny Fields, Broadway's newest singing sensation, will join Fannie Price, Patti Chapin and Al Goodman's orchestra as one of the stars of the new Ziegfeld Follies series with the broadcast at 7 o'clock tonight by WFBM and the CBS. Charlie Ruggles, one of Holly-woods most popular liRht comedy stars, will help Al lighten up the rodio bill tonight when ho heads the quest star bill on the Chateau broadcast at 8:30 o'clock tonight over WLW and the WEAF network. COLCMBIA SYSTEM.

S.nfla-As You Like It, WFBM, WHAS. 6 Sua Woman's 1'lscs, WFBM, WHAS. 6 4f.a Organ. WHAS 6 Ma Press-Radio News. W'HAS 9 Oils Three Stars.

WFBM. WHAS. -Clyde Harris, WFBM. Let's Tretend, WFBM. Children's Concert, WHAS, WBRM.

It 00a llaverlord Olee Club, WFBM, WHAS. Mualcal Reveries. WFBM, WHAS. 11 Oeorge Hall's Orchestra. WHAS, WFBM.

Jack Shannon. Wl? AS. 12 Jack and Jill. WHAS. 12 HO Buffalo Presents, WBBM.

1.00-Towneend Plan Dlacuaelon, WFBM, WHAS. 1 41-Concert Miniatures, WHAS. 2:00 Down bv Herman's. WHAS. 2:30 no 4 1111 4 11- 4 Tours In Tone.

WHAS. Motor Cltv Melodies. WHAS Frank Daily's Orchestra. WHAS. Tommv Hrnadhurst, WHAS.

Vincent Lopes Orchestra, WBBM. WFBM. t. 5 00 Frederic William Wile. Washington Tonight.

WBBM, WFBM. 6:1,1 Carina Quartet, WBHM. Villi Preae-RaiUo News, WHAS. :S.V- Al Koih. WHAS.

of the Mounted. WFRM. 6 oo-Jack Hvlton Continentals Itevue, WFBM. WBBM. Follies of the Air.

WFHM, WHAS. WBHM, WnW'O. KMOX. ano Nino Martini. Andre Koateianets orchestra and Chorus, W11AS, WBBM Sloopnagls and Budd.

Melodlea (WFBM nn 9 1 I 30 8'archers of the Unknown, WFBM. jO 00 Abe l.yman'a orchestra, (WFBM on 10 .10 orrie Nelson's Orchestra. 1100- Orchestra. WBBM. Bernle Cummlna Orchestra, WHAS.

WBRM. WHAS WFBM, WEAF NBC. Cheerio Inspirational Talk and Music: 1. Harrison Isles), Muslo Direr tor. WLW.

6 Organ. Fields snd Hall. Newa, WIRE. a -nia-Martha and Hal, WMAQ, WIRE. Vasa Family, WIRK.

30a Nicholas Mathay's Orchestra, WIRK. 10 00a- Our American Schools, WMAtJ, WIRK. 10 tie -Norsemen, WIRK. 10 aoa Mexican Marimba Orchestra, WIRK. 11 00a -Merry Madcaps.

WMAQ 11 "li, a Five Hour Back. WCKL 12 111 Gene Beeeher's Orchestra, WIRK. 12 1.1 Metropolitan Opera, "La Rondlne, WIRK. WLW 1 Barn, 1 oo Hloe Room Kcnoea, 4 -in Ksitemeyer's Kindergarten, WMAQ. Viv-otio Thurm Orchestra, WIRK sopress-Radlo News.

WF.NR. 1 3.1 Alma Kltchell, WIRE. WLW, WMAQ, WFBM. Martha (NBC) BEST PICKUPC ON THE NETWORK. sJ 8:00 A.

You Like It, HtB.H. CBS. 11:30 A. y. CeorR Hall's Orchestra, WFB.H-CBS.

P. M. tiene Biwher's Orchestra, WIRE-WEAF network. P. M.

Metropolitan Opera, WIRE-NBC. 1:45 P. M. Semifinals Slate High Basketball Tournament, WFBM. P.

M. Vincent Loprc's Orchestra, WFB.H-CBS. P. Hylton's Kevue, WFBM-CB8. P.

Follies, FBM-CBS. 7:00 8:00 -JM Riiblnnff and Orchestra, WIKK-WEAF network. 1. Tournament, I' P. Holmes, WLW-M Its.

10:00 P. Lyman's Orchestra, mil-tits. 11:00 V. Duehln's Orchestra, WIRE-WEAF network. SHORT WAVE HIGHLIGHTS JLUN DUN-IS; is P.

CncMull." (isn, usr, 31..1 SL, 411.1 S.ll meg. MOSCOW ,1 P. Kremlln-W Years After," RNE r.j ftO meters), 12 or megs. r. Bav the SIO.ooo.OOO League) of Nstlona Palace, S1, H.flR meg.

LONPON-5 Vs. Scotland, football mutch, jsn, V5 meg. 1 (inc. SI. 3 gnu, 5 45 n.OJ meg.

P- from Kadlo-I'aris, FY Sft.S 11.7? meg. lir.KLIN p. M. Marches, BJC, 4(1 s. meg.

(iernian S.Ot Ill I SMI Ktill-U P. to the Far North, VVaXK, 48 6.14 meg. 5:45 Religion WIHK. In the Nsws, WMAtJ. WMAQ, 00 Concert Orchestra.

WsM WIRK. OM' auilnr." wh V( WMAQ 0ch't WTM- WIWB. a .10 National Peace Conference, WIRE, MAQ. Hit rar.de," Al Ooodman'. wma" AM- W1KJC- 1:00 Ruhinoff and Hie Vlnllnj Vsllee, Virginia Res, Jan and Orahnm M.Namee, WTAM WLW, WIRK.

WMAQ. 9.30 c.lehrlty "hi- rge Olsen'a Or-WIRE' WMAQ. 8hUt" n1 U't' JO OO- Russ Morgan's Orchestra, WIRE 10.30-rharles Dornhergera Orchealra. v) AQ, iron-Eddie Ihirhln's Orcheslrs. WIRE II Hian Wood's Orchestra, WIRE.

WJZ NBC. Club, WMAQ. News, WMAQ. Edward Marlfugh. WCKU Marie rle Vllle, WI.W.

Orlginslitlea, WMAQ. 10 Honeymooners, Wemlall Hall. WMAQ. WLW. Enaemhle, WMAQ, WLW.

Four Showmen, WLW. National earm ana Home Hour WLW. WMAQ 12:30 Old Hkl.ir, WLW. 12:55 Metropolitan Opera. Ilea WEAF network.

3 45-Hiring Quartet, WLW. 4 00 Musical Artvuntures, WI.W. 4 1.1 Hale I'uge WENR WI.W 4 reasure Trails. WKNH, WIRE. 4 41 Ruth and Rosa.

WIHK. .1 DO Choir and Hand 5 .10 f'rcsi. lisdlo Ne WKNR. 5:35 Jamboree. WKNH 30 Mcsssce of Israel 7 00 Tom roeslev's nnhenira.

7:15 Rostori Hvmpliony 7 4S Hensior William V. Rorsh WCFL. :30 National Rm f)ance, AIRE. .11 J' Rlnes flrcheelra. III IX) National Ham Iiance, WI.W 10 30 fllen Oray Orcheslrs, 11:00 Carefree carnival 11:30 tiriff Wllllama a Orchestra.

7 lis fiance flhythm. Acaflemy of Mefll' me. Cheerio (NBC) Amerwan Family Aonl Marv Itlivihm Jealera M11.I' and I'rayers of Inrael The Vlrtrlnlans. i.lc Cliihs Maile IVllle. K-nra (NR('i.

ive xtork. News 1' nie.1 breams I MRS, Kan 7 10a ooa Win li 1.1a 11a 10 ooa 10 11a 10 10 11 00. Heeher'a Or 1 K.osemble re Hlgrinls hhownien r'ei 1. lie I v. and Klnanclsl Farm and tie i.MK'l.

1 1 A'lvenlures I'al-e (NBC). II 1.1a II 1 en (NBC) I. I a Monte :) I'. neO (lirl Karger I. H'nr lair, 'IT- 1 11 a 00 a so.

4.1- iy)'H I 'rr. Mnot HiS 1 (Nli'l sr.d Victor Orhera 7 (Vi 1 4 30 A I Y' 30 -P 10 )0-: Karrr, Inn' fop i 1 a 11 7 WI.W Or' n-s' 11 01 11.15- 1' n- ine morning. 11 r.r Death Notices. ALBKBTSMKIEK William (Blllle). beloved brother of Mrs.

Mary Olmhle of New York city; uncle of William Alberts meter, Mra. Stella Freund and Mrs. Mabel L. Schmidt, all of Indianapolis, and brother-in-law of Isaac Reno of Pittsburgh passed away Friday morning, March 20. Funeral services will be held at the WALD FUNERAL HOME, 1222 Union Monday afternoon, March 23, at 2 o'clock.

Burial Crowu Hill cemetery. Friends in-vited. Friends may call at funeral home after 4 o'clock Saturday afternoon. ANTE William, brother of Jacob Ante, died at his home, 2885 South Meridian Thursday. Friends may call at the KIRBY MORTUARY, 1901 N.

Meridian afternoon Saturday. Funeral Monday, 8:15 at the mortuary, 9 a. m. St. Rocb's Church.

Burial St. Joseph' BIKOF.8N Walter Smith, age 59 years, passed away at the residence, 1125 Parker 9 a. Friday. Survived by th widow, Jessica M. Burgess; his daughter, Mrs.

Thelma B. Bishop; two brothers, Ed gar and J. Carroll Burgees of Brooklyn; N. and three grandchildren, Carol Jane, Robert Burgess and William Edward Blahop, all of Indianapolis. Funeral Monday, 2 at residence.

Friend Invited. Burial Washington Parity CROl Luclnda widow of the lata John W. Crouch, mother of Mrs. Edtth C. Troy, Oeorge F.

and Allen O. Crouch, passed away at her home, 220 N. Illlnola Apt. 330. Thursday evening.

Services at the MONTGOMERY FUNERAL HOME, 1622 N. Meridian Sunday, 10:30 a. m. Friends Invited. Interment Knights-town, ind.

Friends may call at the funeral home 7 lo 9 Saturday evening. STo AN Martin husband of the lata Kate Welch Pugan, father of Slstsr Bar-nadn. passed away Friday, March 30, at residence, 1338 Lexington ave. Funeral Monday, March 23, 8.30 a. at residence.

Services 8t. Patrick's Church, 9 a. m. Interment Holy Cross cemetery. Friends Invited.

K. of will meet for prayer Bunday, 7 p. m. FINN BROS. 8EKVICE; oTa SHOeorga passed away at St.

Francis Hospital. March 20, 1936, age 70 years, father of Jimea Henry, Melvln Glass and Mrs. Mary Hall. Frlrnda may call at the home of his son, Henry Glaaa, one mile southeast of New Bethel on Road 29. Funeral Monday.

March 23, 2 p. from Rltler Avenue Baptlat Church. Burial Memorial Park cemetery. Friends Invited. BEANBLOSHOM SERVICE.

a i r. Ml Ruth age 71, wife of Oeorge Oreenamlth, mother of the Rev. Horace Oreenamlth of flouthingtnn, passed away March 19. Funeral Saturday, 2 p. at the residence, 1137 W.

Thirty. second st. Friends Invited. Burial St Cleveland. O.

For further Information, rnll the McNEELY MORTUARY. 3.F.ANS Carrie, passed away at her horn smith of Acton Friday. March 20. Funeral Sunday, March 22. 2 p.

at the Aetna Baptist Church. Burial Shelbyvllla mausoleum, Bhelbyvllle, Ind. PK( Leslie Eugene, brother of Mrs. Iiuls C. Schwann, brother-in-law of Miss Eleanor Tye, passed away at his home, 1917 N.

Alabama Wednesday afternoon. Services Saturday, 10:30 a. at the CLYDE V. MONTOOMERY FUNERAL HOME, 1622 N. Meridian st.

Friends Invited. Interment F.arlham cemetery, Richmond, Ind. Frlenda may call at the funeral home any tlme Ki'HAKfi4Jefferson, of 52.1 8. Harding, beloved husband of Oenevleve Huberts, son of Mrs. Lillie Rubsrls, brother of Oble i.

Cincinnati, and Noble and Carl of Kentucky, passed away March. 20, 1936, age 20 years. Funeral Monday, 2 at W. D. BEANBIUHHUM MOR-UAKY.

1321-23 W. Kay at. Burial Floral Park. Friends Invited. Friends may call at the mortuary any time.

SM lTIIEdwardI'atrlc, of 821 Harding? beloved huahand of Edith Smith, son of Mrs. Mary Smith, passed away March 20, 1938, ags 39 years. Services Monday, 3 p. m. at W.

D. BE AN BLOSSOM MORTUARY, 1321-23 W. Ray st. Burial Floral Park. Friends Invited.

Friends may call at the mortuary any tlrne TARPYPatrlrk passed away at hie residence, 162 W. Ninth brother of Mrs. Thomas Kinney of Cleveland, Delia, Mary snd Margaret Tarpy nt Indianapolis. Funeral Monday, March 23, 8:30 a. at FEENEY FEENEY FUNERAL HOME, 2339 N.

Meridian, 9 a. m. H. A. Pstsr and Paul Cathedral, Burial Holy Cross cemetery.

Friends Invited. WARD Margaret beloved mother nt James Joseph and sister of T. J. Stiles nf Indlannnolls, Mrs. Anna Nulty, Mrs.

Catherine Hayes of Auburn, N. pesaerl away Thursday, March 19, at ths residence, 2026 Talhott avs. Funeral Monday, March 23, 0:30 at the residence. Services st HS, Peter and Paul Cathedral at 10 a. Interment Holy Crn.e cemetery.

Frlenda Invited. Friends may call at the home after 3 p. m. Saturday. FINN BROS.

SERVICE. ATMO husband of Mary and father nf Irma Jane, passed away Thursday evening at the realder.ee, 4711 Washington rl. Services at the FLAN-NEK HIICIIANAN MORTUARY, Sal-unlay. 3pm Frlenda Invited. Burial Waahlngton Park.

I Boston (Mass.) papers pleaae ropy husband nf Anna Wheeler, father of Anna VanArman. grandfather of Virginia VanArman, died at hla horns, 1717 N. Talhott, Thursday. Funeral at JOHN F. REYNOLDS MORTUARY.

1415 Pennaylvanla Satur-day at 2 p. m. Ancient Landmark Masonic Lodge in charge. Burial at Vln-rennee, Sunday. In Mnmoi-ianui.

Dor In loving memory of my dsar moiner, Anna Marie I Kirn, who passed on March 21, 1934 Her f4on, Charles J. I x.rn. Funnrni Directors. JAMES F. BAILEY RKOKI-O HAII KY HOMELIKE CHAI'KL 2233 N.

Meridian. HA. 0651. HA. OnftJ.

W. T. Elascngym main orncE. 222 SHELBY ST. DR.

JMO. FINN BROS. FUNERAL HOME. 139 N. Meridian st.

TA. 1831V. FLANNER BUCHANAN 26 W. Fall Creek drive. TA.

4400. GRINSTEINER'S 622 K. Market St. III. 6374 H1SEY TITUS THE FUNERAL HOME 951 M.

DELAWARE ST. LI. 382H. CIIAS. A.

IIOCKENSMITII LL 72 N. III. TA. 393. RAGSDALE PRICE 1219 N.

Alabama. IX 0g. Shirley Bros. Co. 94 N.

Illinois st LL MO. J. C. Wilson Frompt Ambulance Service 1230 Prospect St. DR.

0321. PR. 0323. Ix)t and Found. LOHT Keys st HANDY JONES, B43 Massachusetts ave.

Lock and Hafe Expert. We open any lock. KI. 2tf4, LOUT iJds' wrist welch, vlclnlly Lin-wood and Wash. or Wash, street car.

Reward. IH. 044! LOrlTHmali-brown leather brief case. Initials Contents of value only to owner. Mr.

McLeod. PR. 7600. L08TBealyham, male, black spot on hack, vie. 35th, Central.

Rew. WA. 4989 I)BT-Black pocketbook in Union cab, Thursday p. rew. HU.

444. LOST Theta Kappa Pal pin near U. medical center; reward. 1.1. saio.

BLACK and white Engllah eetter, male; name on collar. New Augusta 31 i 1. Additional Ada on Next Pag. Helen Jacobs Is Fined for Speeding in London LONDON, March 20.CD Helen Th American tennis star, waa fined a ($5) today tor apeedlng- In what police aescrioea a an automobile "attached to the United State embassy." Mlsa Jacobs's attorney claimed that she was returninff from tennis practice and did not know" of the thirty-miia aneed limit in the area where) she waa summoned. The attorney also sain tnat mina Jacobs, who Is a friend of Henrietta Bingham, the daughter of the United States ambassador, had not ciaimea diplomatic immunity, althoujrh her trial had been delayed became police) thmiffht the ouestion of Immunity might ba Involved.

146 1.12 141 10 10 10 Totals. .623 597 5551 Totals .585 BIO FOUR LEAGUE. B. O. Loco.

n.nt an. 141 146 833 572 187 180 199 White 176 166 142 143 1.19 12,1 165 204 225 181 887 829 177 184 170 148 151 169 170 283 181 178 849 938 174 1.18 183 150 234 174 190 1.15 144 183 Meredith 2M 111 214 Rrkhnrdt 18 Srhakel. 138 1,15 loll Smith. 166 Brnsma. 1S4 la.

ia7 xraninn io Ensllah. 162 170 lSil.Raftery'.' 228 Totals. 936 822 B1U) Totals. 839 Kciulnmeni. c.e Malcolm 142 173 It 178 Armalrg im 133 IDS 181 Adair.

12H inn inrr Bchhltl. 143 12,1 100 Harherin VIA Mitchell. 148 127 133 191 Totals. 718 694 737 Totals. 820 Dept.

Acct. No. 1. B. 0, Klec.

162 169 18 PhllllDS 199 Looa 142 124 138 Rlah. Llaae Stlncker 143 182 132 162 230 138 Wilder. 164 202 1 66 115 174 233 859 Totala. 769 925 26, Totals. 925 820 Shop.

153 90 110 112 148 188 127 138 214 169 750 695 n. A. No, 2. B. O.

Wheel Hlttner. lsQ 90:1 inn 224 23.1 170 128 Ruaaelle. 1.19 162 124 Foist 148 Lancster 166 171 138 1,16 M'Cann 113 166 14H Neff 142 Totals. 871 937 727 Totals. 683 IIXINOIK ALLEY.

WASHINGTON LEAOUE. Hoosler Optical. Coca-Cola. I7h 1,16 154 203 138 191 122 177 18 Huley. 1917184 Mllhurn 182 119 17 1 1 Mitchell 207 17 188 177 129 17K Holman, 237 137 173 Myers 183 164 1 81) Dynes 203 205 116 Totals 839 785 840, Totals 1048 832 872 Kernel Optical.

Board of Trade. Wunsrh. 16(1 208 181 189 218 Seyfrled 166 213 171 138 163 171 Boerger. 179 190 183 O'Brien. 188 144 193 Mnrkey.

204 201 21.1(llldrel IH3 16,1 112 Kramer. 186 185i 177 109 308 Totals 8113 1)96 97a. Totals. 817 830 938 II. K.

Delimit! Ins. Kails Cltv Lager. Meyer 142 199 Ill 188 163 Hoereth. 13 203 1 Wilder. 146 140 163 200 192 213 Klhrlrtge 134 149 173 K.ie.lcr 211 154 IW.VHlnes.

149 130 167 Totals 869 748 7381 Tolals. 642 687 858 M'Carly Furniture. Illinois Five. M'Allen. 194 179 198 Mtndach.

166 175 193 Manley 17.1 lao SI 31 (larking, 119 190 1851 Williams 197 232 164 166 141 177Ooodw1n. )l9 922 914 Totsls 172 18 190 1,10 178 180 181 10 225 91 18 235 865 903 1023 Koealers Black. Totals Orunow Capitol Ice Brier. Dates Rklnner. 1.

Oodwln. Totals Hv-Red 203 168 1 169 192 202 187 247 22.1lC.Hnws., 1,16 171 189Hemsn. 179 187 178 Kehl. 183 170 918 944 049 Tolals. 134 17 169 193 196 162 213 17 223 169 18 101 857 931 937 Pennioll, Kor.ylh.

182 220 V.iPeal 180 171 163 178 16 210 1,17 191 1', 7 Paw. lrwln. 141 177 162, Kellev 1S6 20H 182 Rrown 1H1 127 100 Hagsma. Totals 1)9 920 19 Totals. 14 184 211 180 1S3 191 234 i)'3 1112 920 8(9 987 LJeher's Brewsrs Mai Paltnn dr.

1N7 194 19S 189 184 ftoodhus 195 194 244iBornhrst 16 145 177 166 193 1 173 10 160 196 191 147 14 906 Hllie. 167 196 194ICooper Ill 144 181 Totals 909 967 9191 Tolals, 682 730 887 HOTKL ANTI.FRM Al.l.FYa. RECREATION LEAOUE, Whealles (len. Hill Co Feuchl. 160 16 168in.rd 140 178 165 141 144 149 FWII.nn 176 If, 7 111 tu, Wlrklnd.

174 168 1 71 lleadle. 172 144 127 1.18 18 .24 121 155 188 7 7 78 BIO 885 831 Atherton 1110 176 Rturgenn 161 146 13.1'Tnursllo. Hdep 80 60 SlIIHdcp Totals. 910 662 8471 Roy Mieele Co, J. I), Adams.

(Will roll l.ler.) Junior nclal Club. Hotel Washington. Hlner. 199 114 1 32 i Ford 221 141 183 137 108 122 129 128 116 140 161 127 149 209 171 17 13 157lMver 134 1.13 142 166 1ui('hasialn. 156 197 Culler Klelnhns Hdep 65 66 66Hdcn.

87 87 87 Tolals. 164 860 773 83 824 80s rOI MAIN HUI ARK ALLEY). RECREATION LEAOUE, Meruit Shoes. Denbv n.ar Cohler 166 17 18 Hornhrgr 147 157 163 Mlndark ID6 J.I6 17SHlrleheck 182 131 18ft Wheeler. 204 204 190 Henl lev 1TI 120 1S7 Behrens.

162 180 182 200 180 167 Ulemm 212 20 204 231 221 Totals 820 1004 9091 90S 79 89 Cook. Bowes Fehr 161 169 176IWImh.rl 1 SO ITS 10(1 Johnson. 195 16 19 18 169 f'ermln. 192 21 194 Snyder, 193 20 188 Murnhv. 171 169 169 Hlrlrlwk lull IS1 24B I'rltchalt 194 196 2l3iAhltolt, 174 191 189 Tolals.

911 958 937 90S 928 98:1 irall. Plltf Ml.netl aiaelln Mounts 163 209 1 91 17S 11 16 ltclierlsn 212 2(10 20.1 ft Ill isn IM 17 213 212 Mievensn. 202 112 224 201 216 171'FKns 190 203 169 Hardin 171 202 193 IH9 16 176 Totals 942 1040 70 668 911 HUD I.leher lasers Acetylene Products. Rohne 166 227 134 Hem HIT 177 17 Or.dy 163 160 lbliHrildar. 149 1710 15 19H 184 Meeker 162 217 206 Hehlelmr 180 191 19 Hornheck 179 210 2411 Henry 164 17 169 Hunt 227 174 210 Totals.

84 9.12 827, Totals 934 95 I'll DH.AHARF. Aim. EAST SIDE MOCIAL LEAOUE. Bchmllt Insurance. Circle CHy Bervlce Hllrtler, 134 161 127 106 100 Medlnly 1.15 110 117 llllnd 134 136 126 Menleney 162 13 1 3.11 Madden 167 1.12 16 KHaugh.

139 166 12 200 119 173 181 .70 14. Myers 20. 13 147 Hdep 14 148 148 Hdep 183 171) ISA Totals, 899 920 SO.1i TotSIS. 10(12 B4S SO! Blnrlalr Motor Berv. Bosart Tavern.

Blnclalr. 133 178 139'Orsnt IS 17 173 llrever 166 124 144 142 202 139 McHhay. 131 12 130Oarvey. 135 107 1M 126 125 121 Blind 125 126 121 179 14 171 119 142 139 Hdep 120 120 1 20illdep. 142 .42 142 Totals.

864 873 82.1 8.11 665 869 Bmlllle'l Bern. Bhp Meal Mkt Woodrm 167 147 12lBllnd 123 Klmiieon 123 123 146 VanTrse. 165 143 Khetadt. 144 182 13 lllcney, 136 93 115 Hmlth 173 225 176 199 164 162 16 176IRIchey. 161 123 IHI l.d'P...

163 13 221 180 I6I IHdcp 19 ISM I'll) Tolals 922 1008 937 965 699 916 I.lnkart Csrburelor. Emerson Theater, Colllna 146 168 1.16 Connor 109 II 6H HLgkmp 127 12 13 Deal 91 16 140 llllnO 12! Hllnd 12! 121) 12'i KI.Kkmp .1 .70 12 Kder 163 10 141 Kottkmp .69 .44 lIVTolh 174 .56 162 Hdep 132 132 1.12 Hdep 147 147 147 Totals. 839 886 B7() R29 870 823 ST. I H1I.IR AI.M.YH, LAD1EB' LEAGUE. Coea-Cols Brhneldr 183 227 (Tall 117 111 107 I'farr.

110 140 178 Biephnsn 117 1.12 134 Hllnd. 126 103 10.1 Hdep 279 307 307 Totala .967 99 101 Klrhy-DInn MHargnt 140 171 152 I'Coagre 132 133 1 42 f'HIea. 161 103 121 RWIIIms 114 160 149 HFrans. 123 132 146 Sehoflfld Olek 199 177 179 AOHrlen 112 131 16,1 HHarrnt 173 103 I'll Taylor 126 18.1 146 MO'llrlen 163 178 122 Hdep 319 319 319 Tolili 1122 1093 1036 fllesen Producta, RHsusar, 119 147 111 Mtauasr. 13 201 171 Ilerker 139 194 128 IMekrnsn 14 131 127 HMe.ker 144 135 113 Hdep 346 346 346 Hdep.

307 307 307 Totals 997 100 1021 Tolals 1070 1154 1078 I PTfW.V ST. JOAN OF t'ptewn Cleaners 114 HI Hanley 192 177 178 Kennedy 133 174 159 Hegemn 185 119 i FrM Rrn 112 110 Morris 145 177 170 Totals. 769 837 0i Black-well Fun. AM.MH. ARC LEAGUE.

Mlssourl-I'ac. I-ang 1.13 173 110 Ball 139 151 160 O'Connr. 13 13 Wilson 10 195 173 ASchnder 191 197 178 Moran 132 142 Tolals. 779 84 761 Dsvey. Opl.

Teele 139 174 164 Harvey IftS 174 18 Ilerker 196 I 1 144 Hums Ill 124 14.1 M'fJown. 130 17 13 Clerget 181 162 Ilevllt 1.14 145 Thmpsn. 16 162 121 Murphy. 145 182 184 Argue. ,116 166 AIemb 172 Ml 176 Mndsrass 132 168 Totals.

783 777 832 Uptown Tavern. I-enahsn. 145 213 170 1.13 187 148 M'Nulty, 130 14 219 M'Mnon. 192 180 14 118 168 185 143 173 189 Totals. 763 811 870 Farrell, Oranlte.

VFsrrell. 17 11 ISO TFsrrsll, 169 130 M'Orrell. 145 160 Blnghsm 183 168 192 184 171 185 Totals. 79 79 803; CriiiB. Jeweler.

Klrt.v 143 144 153 145 172 134 Blind 125 125 120 Klrsch 142 182 191 165 193 234 i Totals. 720 818 837 Barrett Coal Co. FBarrett 195 170 129 JRocap. 160 157 157 Blind 125 .25 125 Leppert. 14 1.13 16 Begersn.

14 151 147 Rocs 168 213 Totals. 779 75 T24j Totals. oi 7s ju Puffy Wslt Foods. Voglsng. 202 18 16 125 111 192 M'llugh.

13 137 131 Hweeney 179 183 169 Klrkhff. 191 173 212 Plttman-Rlce Coal. 191 190 179 147 161 191 149 210 128 13 160 1H9 Fo 179 170 175 Tolals. 833 330 8701 Totals. 802 891 142 INI.Irt..., 135 188 133 164 163 178 142 108 135 177 130 143 13 172 169 7 7 7 I Totsls 820 824 854 LIVE STOCK RECEIPTS.

Hogs. Cattle. Calves. Sheep. Yesterday 3.000 300 500 1200 "Week sgo 4.561 354 478 2.737 Tit IT ago 3,240 351 525 362 EXTREME RANGE OF HOG PRICES.

Mar. Good Heavy Medium Light 13.. I9.0 10.50 10 75r 10.90 10.950 11.00 14.. 9.70glO.8O 10 11.05811.10 70110. 10.95311.10 11.15 8 U.20 17..

t0Q 10.60 10.7510.90 10.9511.00 9 7010.70 10.75ffU. 05 10.95S11.1S 9.55810.55 10.60i 10.75 10.80910.85 20.. 8 55 10.65 10.70S10.9O 10.95611.00 A combination of lijcht supplies of hogs end an Improved demand yesterday tent prices 10 cents to 15 centa higher. The nit Involved prices of hogs weighing 160 to 275 poundi. Hogn of extreme weight wsre unchanged' to 10 centa lower than Thuriday'a beat prices.

General aalea of good hoga were made on an average weight basis at 19 55 to a hundredweight. Lightweights were cashed at 110.95 to $11, medlumweighta 110.70 to 110.90 and heavy hoga 19.55 to 110.85. The top price, 11, waa paid for Stock averaging 180 to 200 pounds. Little change was shown In prices of underweights, pigs and sows. Pigs were quoted at 9.25 to 110.50.

according to average weight. Good packing sows brought IA.75 to 19.50 a hundredweight, heavy sows M.75 to J9. medium and thin sows IS to M.25 and stags 87.50 to 18. Trading waa active and all stock waa absorbed In a short time. The close was firm.

lean-I Trade. Receipts of slaughter cattla were light and business waa of the usual end-of-tha week character, involving mostly low-grade female alaughter stock. Prices were unchanged. Sales of good veals were made at 18.50 to $9.50, medium veals $6.50 to $8 and common, thin calves $3.50 to $6, according to condition and flesh. This would Indicate ateady values.

Market for good lambs displayed a slightly stronger undertone than on any day recently. Bulk of the rood fed Western lamba was moved at $10.25 to $10.50 a hundredweight. Good native lambs were quoted steady at $10 to $10.50 and lesa attractive classes were listed at $7.50 to $9.75. Slaughter sheep held unchanged at $3 50 to $5.25 a hundredweight, but supplies sgaln were small. HOGS.

Light, 160 to 200 Light, 200 to 210 Medium, 210 to 225 lbs. Medium, 225 to 235 lbs. Medium, 235 to 250 lbs. Heavy, 250 to 2(10 lbs. Heavy.

260 to 275 lbs. $11.00 10.95 10.90 10 80 10.70 10.65 10.50 10 15 9 95 9 75 9.55 Heavy. 275 to 300 lbs Heavy, Heavy, 3no to 325 lbs. 325 to 350 lbs. Heavy, 350 to 400 lbs PIGS.

Pigs, 150 to 160 lbs Pigs, 140 to 150 lbs Pigs, 130 to 140 lbs Pigs, 120 to 130 lbs Pigs, 110 to 120 lbs Pigs, 100 to 110 lbs CATTLE. Steers (500 to 800 lbs-Choice Good Medium Common Steers (1,000 to 1,100 lbs) Choice $10.50 10 25 10.00 9.75 9 50 9 25 $9 7511. 00 8 OOWIO.OO 6.75 8.50 5.000 7.25 10.0011.00 8.50 9' 10.00 Good Medium Steers (1,100 to 1,300 lbs) 6.759 8.50 Choice I0.00ff1l.00 Good Medium Steers (1,300 to 1,500 lbs) Oood Heifers (500 to 750 lbs) Choice Good Medium H'lferi (750 to 900 lbs) Good and choice Common and medium COWB Good and choice Common to fair Low cutter and cutter Bulls Good Common and medium VesleiB Good and choice Medium Cull and common 8 SOfflO.OO 7.009 $-60 8 50ffll.25 ,8 00fll 8 50 7.75 4.500 7.00 7 50H 9 00 4.50tf T.OO 4 75ff 6 75 4 50ff 4.75 3.009 4.00 4.75 ff 6 75 4.009. 5.25 SOfli 9 50 6 Miff 8 00 3 501J 6.00 FEEDER-STOCKER CATTLE, CALVES Steers (550 to 1,050 lbs) Good and choice Common and medium Helf-re Good and choice Common and medium $6 75 7.75 5.009 6.75 00 8 50 5.00 0 7.00 SLAUGHTER SHEEP AND LAMBS. Lamba Good and choice 110 00110 .50 Medium and good 8 75 9 75 Common and medium 7.50 1 8.75 Slaughter ahcep 3.50 5.50 LIVE STOCK BY WTRE.

CHICAGO, March 20. JP (United States Department of Agriculture) Hoga Receipts. active: 5c to 15c higher than Thursday's average: moatly 10c up: top, $10 85; bulk 140 to 250 lbs, 10.85 250 to 350 lbs, 110110.60: sows mostly $9.409 60; smooth lightweights to $9.75. Cattle Receipts, 1,500: calves, 500; sleer trade generally steady, very uneven; light steers and yearlings unevenly higher late In week and this tnding to slow d'jwn week-end trade on moderate supply, kinds, but all steers here fully steady If not higher than week having regained larly downturn, bulk. today beat.

$10; cowa more active, instances 10c to 15c higher: bulls stronger and vealera fully steady at $9 down; best sausage hulls. $6. Sheep Receipts. 9.00(1; closing steady to 25c lower on fat Inmha. weighty kinds showing maximum decline: bulk choice fed Westerns.

SlOff 10.23 to packers; extreme top. $10 40: around 102-lb Colorados. 19 7V others of similar weight unsold; December 108-lb averages. $9 50; other killing classes fully steady: best wnoled yearlings. load 115-lb fed Western ewes.

$5.75. EAST ST LOUIS. Ill March 20 (United States Department of Agriculture) Hogs Receipts. 3.700; closed active to all Interests; bulk strong to 10c higher: top. $10 85; bulk 170 to 230 lbs, $10 65010 H5; 240 to 260 hs.

10.65; 260 to 300 lbs $10 1010.50; 140 to 160 lbs. $10'nl0 60; 100 to 130 lhs, $8.55 79.55: sows mostly 9 35. Cattle Recelpta, 1.300; calves, 800; receipts hardly sufficient to make a market; vealera 50c higher: other classes about steady In elean-up trade; few steers, 8: mixed yearlings and heifers. $6 meat cows, $4 cutlers and low cutters, $3 25fr 4.25; sausage bulla. top vealera, $9.50: nominal range slaughter steers.

5.5i0i 10. 5o; slaughter heifers. $5.50 3 9. Hheep Receipts. 800: bulk atlll unsold; early sale steady: good native lamba to packer.

$10 down: few speciltiea to city hutchers up to $11; alaughter ewes, $5.75 down. LOUISVILLE. March (United States Department of Agricultural Cattle Recelpta, 300; demand fairly dependable for light salable supply slaughter cattle; market moderately active and generally steady; bulk common to me. drum grade steers and heifers, $6:517.50: very few steers or heifers available of quality to aeii above $7.50 but best fed steers considered eligible to around $8 5o; bulk beef cows, $4 7515 75; practical top. low cutters and cutters mostly $3 50 $4 50; moat sausage bulla salable.

light beef tvpe stockers and stock calves salable mostly $6. 508 50: native feeding steers ma nly $6 7.50. Calves-Receipts. 250; vealer market not fully established Vut indications strong to 50c higher considering more libers! sort with advance largely on better grades; generally asking $89 for good to choice vealera: medium grades considered salable $6 3 7 50. and plainer selections $5.50 down Hogs Receipts.

700: market mostly 20c higher on all welghti and classes: bulk better 1M to 225 lbs, $10 95: 230 to 250 lhs. $10 65; 255 to 300 lbs, $10 10: 305 lbs up, $9 65: 120 to 155 lbs. $10 10; sows. 75. Sheep Recelpta.

25: market mostly steady: better native Iambs mostly most fat ewes $4 down. CINCINNATI. 0 March 20 (United States Department of Agriculture) Hogs Receipts. 2 650, including 550 directs and through, no holdover; 15c to 25o higher: 160 to 225 lbs. $11 25: 220 to 300 lhs.

$10 501111: HO to 160 lhs. $10 50'- 10.75; 100 to 140 lbs. $9 2J10: packing sows. 75f9. Cattle Receipts.

50; calves. 550; kenerally steady but trading lew active than earlier In week: handy-wetght butcher heifers predominating re-eelp's with sales more deairabls offerings. $7 35ffl.2S: some held hlrher: few lota medium weight steers, IT most fat eows, $5.25 fi 6: low cutlers and cutters, $3 50 5: medium bulls strong to 25e higher from $7 down: vealers steady, plainer efrerinra under pressure: good to choice handyelrhtj. $8 50ft.V): welrhty and plainer offerings larrelv $6ff. -eeip'i, 100: steely: good grade lambs.

$9 50 M0. and possibly above; eommon to medium. $6 50 8 fat ewes. 13 50 50. BOSTOX WOOL MARKET.

BOSTON Mass March 20. fUnited States Department of Agriculture) Moderate auantitiea of apot fine merino Australian wools wsre moved recently IB the Boetoo msrkt. The range of prlcee on these sales was unchanged frorn tne range that prevailed for a month. There were no eigotfl'ent transactions reporea tn greasy ewmbtng domestic wools. Nominally euntatlons were uwhanted.

but they have recently had little teat hy actual trading. Concluded Fischer. 133 ITS 179 Johns. lfl IRS 244 iiuaie. too i.o ioiais.

aoo oio Bowes Seal Fast. Coca-Cola. Rhea 1M lOS, idrn.ihlm, 111 14S 147 1.1,1 148 lS.liCooney.'. 121 1S 121 ,11 .78 14rt aiL'auu. Jo Ano 1IVB1U.

Id. Thomas. 170 202 1.17'Ktchler.. 14S 117 127 Wlesmn. 1.17 ISO 1.13M'Anly..

183 224 1J Totals 701 846 8ll Totals. 707 8M 707 CENTRAL, STATES ENVELOPE LEAGUE. No. 1. No.

4. Wrav. 1S9 13: 1.17 204 174 Krve. 1.18 ll'l 1S4 Trout. 172 172 ITi 13.1 129 1B.1 Jackson 1M 140 140 Colombe 1V1 17 171 137 201 10 Totala 37 2 7131 Totals.

20 717 82 CiiW. 17 M8 1M JM 13S Cullom. 123 l.M 144 RPags. Jennings 194 19 19 141 11 Wettle 13.1 170 99 178 194 Totals 6l 8.12 7581 Totals. Ml 848 BJO U.

8. RUBBER PRODUCTS LEAOUB. Team No. 4. Team No, 8.

1.18 118 138Puiman. 180 139 172 Mllarrts 223 131 123 Holcomb. 174 232 140 Ill 107 138 Meunlsr, 1J8 103 147 Hllliker. 173 1M 144 120 178 Wl 191 143 137 209 142 183 94 94 94 Jl 'J 'J Tolals. 9.12 744 7721 Totala .892 88S 9U Team No.

1. Team No. I. Jordan 170 170 181 Herachel. 148 123 122 Humnhrs 139 148 137 1M 127 147 Chmhers 198 148 114 Hlmmons 181 18 189 Oresham 233 213 233 EHarrls.

14J 90 92 118 133 12,1 191 138 211 73 73 73 Hdcr. 110 Jl" JJJ Totals. .927 792 7891 ToUIS ,08 763 871 rARHU AY Al I.fcY. BCHWITZER-CUMMIN8 LEAOUE, Laths Pert. Shipping R.

Bennett 143 1.19 188'Plets. 138 123 148 Huffman 170 18(1 138 135 187 mnrfiev tan laa 1411 Moellrlng 128 131) im rVhmltt. 148 108 187 177 r-n 187 191 193 170 177 172 u. il 212 I 212 Totals 974 1007 92i Totals. .3 1014 Prill Press.

Tool Room, chwab. 18 182 189 Morris. 1JI Kaslrdv. 180 127 142 Htevensn. 107 112 Schmidt, 133 182 112 UV.nen.be 144 t(7 till 129 133 177 139 Kehllng.

189 128 148 Clemona. 146 112 240 235 lldl'll las inn inuimu.p 988 915 9321 Totals TuUls. .951 904 895 Engineers. Offlcs. Oerli.

171 188 179 Herblg. 173 175 168 185 136 166 riitmn. Reler Fiddler, liurham it. i.is ina Hmmerie in i.AilL'.mnnr 1.1A 110 1 157 217 133 19fl'RMeyere. 140 179 122 llf) 110 187 Paraons.

in 1.7 Unt, 144 144 Rrlcp 930 10311 ToUU 960 W0 i Van aVamblv Hcl-lrnn IIS 128 184 lEMIIler 134 118 1 l.Mlller. 187 133 nnwns 157 132 16 Pnwns. la7 172 176 RMIller. 173 139 1 145 122 1 190 119 1 Ichenr AMevers 103 136 149 Thomaa. Nuliall.

191 140 23iimrhuller. Ildrp. 181 161 161 Hdep Tolals 887 867 1038 Tolals Pick Uns. Btoker lr.8 154 1S4 164 1 94 696 90 Assembly Winkler. 148 14 171OHmlth.

166 146 1 t28 183 1 Hollnsht fnval Oberlles. Hdep. Totals. 129 106 115 112 109iRaateen. 17 126 Moorman 178 '167 193 Caldwell.

172 172 173lldrp 890 909 8901 Totals 150 143 1 179 171) 1 180 155 1 144 144 1 .969 922 883 INDIANA AI.I.r.YH. E. C. ATKINS LEAGUE. Mciai rawa.

rtsanma 141 120 128 Hutssll. 141 14J 65 157 141 1.aiTW.ThUr: 86 136 .97 a. si ia f1l.ei4nrf 1 Aft tA Kill Hi in l42RWlibur: 222 .65 Touis 6 914 WU Tolals .978 983 99 TimmV IM1t 117 158 167 Hchaefer 174 m.i iwbus.s. Ihighrty 140 163 lia.F.dmonds 146 1.17 164 Mercer 123 133 noitlommel. 167 7 164 achmals 18 179 213 Mind.ch.

167 191 216 H.1cn 167 167 167 Hdep 177 177 177 Thais' 43 974 10171 Totals. .942 97J 103 Office Handle Rhop. Rckwllh 18 15 137Kd(lmslr 165 173 19 FSprlngr 147 161 140 142 138 135 Mssrchla. Jl 117 13 H.lbcr 178 18 17.1 Wood 93 200 6 172 172 141 llausman 112 60 Hib 14 1 146 Hdep 182 162 182 Tolals. .961 941 164, Tolals 902 968 969 XMver flteel.

Piirrhaslng Millvain 13(1 149 11.1Hprli.ger. A3 2 nullnn, 112 116 171 l.ij 3 H-lev 128 190 167 1 2 60 95 HpmgrJr 123 11 lOOVe.po... 216 26 MS U. 125 128 I.IIHanna... 126 170 3 Hdep 215 21,1 211 Hdep Tolals.

7l 91 23 Totals .921 901 914 Inserted Tooth. Kaw Holer 101 139 11 Andrea 146 .40 122 Wllcher. 10 l' 162H.rl.n. 91 220 7 Marshall 169 113 168 Auman. 13 16 124 Koniney.

184 132 163 160 47 122 13 12 163 16 16. Hdep. 227 227 227 151 116 .65 Tillals 939 97. 10261 Totals. 973 972 861 B.

4 0. LEAGUE. glores Iiocomotlve. 133 162 177lWhlte. 139 161 172 Flagla 122 126 H41 Preen.

160 1116 Hand 167 132 174 R.ker. 104 .41. 12 Wllh.lm 137 143 127 lnlyra 201 1J0 Hdep 84 64 54 Hdep 62 63 61 Tolals 803 817 6761 Tolals. 830 867 ROCK WOOD LEAOUE. States Engineers.

142 132 111 'Butler 1 12 86 110 Holland. 95 141 126 14 76 118 Rohrlsn. 117 135 194 W-KKtlng 1.18 14 lr, ir.7 117 ri.bem.. 140 r8 140 Totals 579 669 li Totals. 53 64 62U Ret Collars Dime Pulley.

Khaw 114 113 IV0 N-el 2(K) 14 121 K.kew 167 116 121 IThepmn I 16 122 1.14 WMIIIs 128 126 MO Davis KI6 176 136 Ingram. 116 11 I 19 (ior-dwln. 146 139 1 10 Hlnnlon. 178 213 182 Rfhpmn 149 177 129 Totala 76.1 7,19 662; Tolals 737 760 669 Frictions Verticals Gregory 139 II 136 0 Neal 96 93 139 Share. 14 .44 133 Utile.

139 9 130 Poole 113 116 106 Cook Ill 172 137 104 11 I3 Hlssnng 73 106 8 H'eltey 120 1 69 1 31 Kelle 117 116 139 Totals 823 862 6441 Totals 876 26 823 V-Drives Celling Mounts. Roller 11 161 117 Farrell 137 160 193 129 106 12.1 Mills 16 123 139 (louse 136 119 16 115 119 Rorkwd. 171 183 119 Tracy. 17.1126 1(16- 14 142 163 Rnaemvr 136 247 175 Totals 729 7.11 740, Totals 679 8,17 77 rNTR.i. Ai i.ria.

INKURANCE I.EAdUK. rnii.v,i. T.ir Western Ad! C'shran. 182 132 1 80 Mortimer 167 177 112 IHamond 129 .91 .40 I'ennewll ll 113 1118 Knnl. 134 1.14 141 Cecil 201 142 121 flreener.

179 ISO 78l'eel 1l 216 163 Wands 176 197 114 frewfrd ion ld 200 Hdep 119 l59Hdp 111 113 113 Totals 961 1013 947: Total. 1063 1009 91 rilobe Indemnity Connecticut flen. Qulnn 16) 111 17S Oilman 114 139 137 MeAlihr 134 163 147 Wyl.art 162 136 1.12 HI 177 114 Raker 174 1.12 .91 Frost .14 11 142 Blind 12.1 121 .25 Bevis 118 190 167 119 221 Hdep 102 102 .02 Hdep 129 129 129 Tolals 819 949 14 1 Totals 899 610 972 IT. F. tl.

ITndrwrllrs. rk'hmtt 178 204 196 l'U 160 loa KYnglng 19 168 167i King 162 162 217 Will roll later.) KnSehmt 213 138 161 ltd. 110 110 110 Tolals .1040 962 1069 Inspection Bureau 1 Tndravrlters Ad. Pitfgs 1(1 146 I'll Relliell 149 210 14 Krlsnd 117 123 119 le-nnos 116 120 102 Roemer. 126 14.1 134 Hoover 116 119 165 Fouler 216 193 179 Cl'felffer 169 196 204 Hl.rer-her 1 28 14 127 FTueker.

14120 17 Hdep let 163 163 Hdep IV) 150 160 Totala 891 91 627 Totala 926 915 96(1 Oregory aV Appei Rough Notes Pearee 120 121 123 MeMnmn 11 169 169 Walimn. 88 171 14.1 Vicars 175 161 129 Tin 101 177 121 Wegner 147 131 144 Wynng. 1,1 96 120 Wllllama 168 147 194 F.lnne 113 133 142 Behnke 221 16 146 Hdep 176 1" 176 Hdep K.6 11 Toials 0'l 778 833 Totals. .1043 910 90 Ins F.S'hange. Fidel.

Casual. Parr 146 138 Brouwer. 193 189 16 F.Voore. 160 191 141 Reeves 101 14 12 Blind 121 126 121 Becger 191175 17,6 Andrews 116 121 106 Cleaver 168 196 212 I'erkhm. 161 168 171 I'rllrhard 130 161 19 Hdrp 99 99 99 Hd'p 101 101 lot Totals 671 799 74 Tolals 9.1 972 917 lloosier Casualty New Amsterdam.

Welahsr 127 166 204 Kiener 210 193 191 VRsy 149 143 140 Mcf ahlll. 147 174 166 hoerfler. 173 130 134 Hall 170 171 200 Wreg. 118 105 117 APfelffer 167 195 176 K'ohnr 190 146 168 Schrnetn. 204 1 64 1 9 Hd'p 147 147 147 Hdep 101 I'll 101 Totals 904 619 970 Totals 999 1018 1034 ir I.I., r.

atone, aisf a Sin. gteder. 179 169 119 Rlgsbee. 19180 161 163 1 16 Lobes 129 163 148 Blind 126 126 121 Hyfleld 11 122 91 Unahsn 191 221 16 Jhnstone. 1.10 169 134 117 171 16 Kuhns.

1616157 Hd'p 120 120 120 Hdep 131131131 Totals 935 974 9241 Touls 890 921 (22 ARMOUR LEAOUE. Riar Hams. Star Baron. 11 10 110 shaner 131 14 20 M' Nells. 180 167 186 Juneman 139 123 121 KMCirn.

159 143 132 129 144 138 Hdep 31 31 31 Totals. 495 470 450 Totals ,430 444 49 Canned Meats. Melrose. 131 144 165 161 109 Cain 147 127 161 13S 141 1.14 MrOorn. 141 14 191 OLearr 182 207 16 Trrtale.

.419 437 Totals .509 53 42 Produce Banquet. 127 139 121'Chmplon. 181 19 10 163 143 13 Juchler. 144 4 3l Mulf 177 IH 141teve lit 177 135 Raytheon vtc vtc pf 1. Sangamo El Signode Steel 1 Sivyer Steel Sow est A pt 8td Dredg of Swift A Swift Int Thompson (J R) Utah Radio t'tll A lnd Pf Viking Pump Pf Vortex Cup A Wahl Co Wleboldt 8tores Will Oll-O-Mat Wiac Bankshrs Zenith Rad BOND SALES.

ChlCltyRy 8s '27 ct. 1.000 70 Ex-divldend. CHICAGO CURB LIST. CHICAOO, March 20. UPl Following are the official sales, high, low and Closing prices of stocks and bonds traded, today on the Chicago Curb Exchange: Sale.

High. Iiw. lose. Allied Brew A D. ISO .75 .71 .71 Campana Gold Mns.

900 8 Equity Corp 300 3 2 4 2 Fr Fehr Brew pf 800 14 14 14 Minneapolis BMW 610 64 64 54 Mueasel Brew 710 .82 .75 .82 Paducah Coop 600 .49 .45 .49 Schmidt Brew 150 1.00 88 1.00 Sterllng'Brew 153 64 6'i 64 Sundatrand Tl. 140 174 Willy Over 1.000 .30 .26 .28 I) 100 .20 Stock aalea today, 5.890 shares. Quoted In cents. BOARD OP TRADE REPORT CHICAGO, March 20 Salea and prices on the Chicago Board of Trade to day: Sale. High.

Low. Close Berk A Gav Furn Co 450 2 Centlivre Brew 830 J4 34 34 Distillers A Brewers 200 34 Klec Bond A 8h 215 24 4 234 Sunstrand Mach com 200 17 17 4 Stock aales, 1,895 shares. News of the Courts SlTRFMr. COIRT. MINUTES.

26868. Sists ex rel. Elrey vs. Johnston. judge.

Original action. Brief of relatrix. 26834. Ooldhatt Mros. Corporation va city of East Chicago et al.

Appellees' briefs. NEW SUIT. 26697. State ex rel. Levering vs.

Reed. Original action. Relatrix petition fur man date. APPEI.I.ATK COURT. ACTION.

15876. City of Indianapolis vs. Slew- art Hendricks C. C. On appellant'a motion appeal Is dismissed.

15223. Loos vs. Brotherhood of Rail. road Trainmen. Marlon 8.

C. Cause la set for oral argument on April 10, 1936, at 10 a. m. One hour on each side. 15217.

Selb, guardian, va. Miller. I. porta 8. C.

Oral argument la set for April 6. 1936, at 10 a. m. One hour on each aide. 15619.

Burke, receiver vs. Crawforda- ville Trust Company. On Joint motion cause Is ordered advanced when fully briefed. MINUTES. 15602.

Art Mosaic and Tile Companv St. Clair. Dekalb C. C. Appellee ia granted time, Including April 26.

15600 McLenster vs. Cltv of Lawrence- burg. Dearborn C. C. Appellee Is granted time, including June 24.

1936. 15601. Fltrh vs. Cltv of I-awrencehurg. Dearborn C.

Appellee la granted time, Including June 24. 1936. 15245. Thompson et al vs. Coon.

Posey C. C. Appellee additional authorities. SUITS FILED IN" M6RION tOU.TY Ot KTM. CIRCUIT COURT.

51817. Railroadmen's Building and Sav ings Association vs. Walter Vtanser. Mort gage. K.

W. Hadley. 61818. Railroadmen's Building and Savings Association vs. John Ormsby ct al.

Mortgage. K. W. Hadley. 61819.

Sadie Matters vs. Harvey Matters. Divorce. Corncllua H. Weaver 81820.

Nellie Parker vs. Sam Parker. Divorce. Frank R. Beckweth.

81PERIOR COURT. Room 1. 86996. LaVerne Smith vs. Arthur Patrick.

Damages A. F. Zalnev. 87001. Paulina McLeaster vs.

James Mo Leaater. Dlvarce. Geckler A Boyce. 80991. Mary Holland vs.

Isaac Atkin son et al. Partition. J. Herbert Harunan. Room 2 86992.

Elizabeth Klce vs. Cltliena Cooperative Realty Company, et al. Damagea. Emil C. Stroeh.

80997. Phillips Petroleum Company vs. Floyd Ooodman. Account. David R.

Wil- klnaon. 87002. Margaret Burks vs. Ovle Burks. Divorce.

Harold H. Thompson. 8H9X7. Hrhert Johnson vs. Willie John son.

Divorce. B. I. Hobos. Room 3.

86993. Alta Slagie vs. Emery Slae'e. Separation, bed and board. A.

Jack Ill- son. Oeorce Helnx vs. H. W. Harsh- barger.

Account. Douglas Brown. 86(96. Albert Schroeer vs. city of Indianapolis.

Damages. Kammins A Kroot Ha Solomon vs. Thomas Ealsh. Contract. Ernes E.

Dillon. Room 4. 86089 Indiana National Bank vs Vmce Canning. Note. Hotlel, Mote A Smith 86994.

Eva Staneaa. vs. Nick S'anesa. Divorce. Ira Brown.

86K99. Olibert Benedict vs. Kentucky Central Life and AccHent Insurance Company. Contract. Frank R.

Beckweth. Room 5. 8 To 00 Department Financial Instltn. lions vs Wilber Moore et al. Mortgage.

W. Parr Jr. R. L. Ewbank.

86990. Iila Engllah vs. George English Divorce. Carey et Cox. MIT FILED IN MI'MriPAL C'OI RT.

Room 1. Jamea Shack va. Indianapolis Railways, Inc. Damages. Edward N.

Sober 60361. Phillips Petroleum Company vs. Earl Hackett. Account. David It.

Wilkinson 60363. Heber Williams et al vs W. Tavlor et al. Note Charles D. Baocock.

60365. Heher Williams et al vs p. M. Pho-iehamcl et al. Note.

Charlea Bri-o k. 60S57. State ex rel Department Financial Institutions vs. George Howard. Note Wei.

a A Weiss. Albert Schroeer vs. CHy of In-dlnapolls. Damagea. Kammins A Kroot.

Room 2. 60356 Ziltrin Truck Lines vs. Harold York Money advanced. Weiss Hellgman it Bom. 60354.

Jlmmie Benaon vs. Minnie White. Pplevin. S. C.

Morrill. 60358. John Langford vs. Fret Ford Possession. Damages.

Howard Hooper. 60362. Marion Stump vs. Arthur Gaua Damages. Othniel Hlerh.

60364 Heber Williams et al vs Frederick Waldkoetter et aj. Note, Charles D. Babcock. INCORPORATIONS. Vogel Realty 1103 Merchants Bank building, Indianapolis: resident agent, William Vogel, earns address: capital stock, 100 shares no par value: objecta.

to engage In real estate business. Incorporator. William D. Vogel, Ralph Hart and Maud Brltton. Buddy Markets, Evansville; 1-solution.

Hudson Live Stock Company, Hudson: final dissolution. P. Baliantine A Newark. S. reglatratlon of trade-marks, "Three Rings" and Ballantms," Class 48, alcoholic beverages.

The American Credit Company, Marlon; final dissolution. Mechanical Utilities, Incorporated, Marlon; final dissolution. Fowlertoa Elevator and feed Company, Fo-wierton; final dissolution. Fisher-Armstrong Auto Company, Princeton; preliminary dissolution. The Southwestern Broom Manufacturing Company, Evansville; reorganisation; cap.

ItaJ stock. 4 000 sharea no par value; l.VA shares Claaa and 70S shares Class preferred of 150 par value. Vermont Realty, Incorporated; Vermont corporation, admitted to do bualness In Indiana; objects, operating real eatale. Floyd County Conservation Club, Incorporated. 201 Kreage building, New Albany; no capital stock; objects, to promote con-serration of game.

Incorporators, Wlllard fi. Dlerkman, Henry Leach and Chester S. Wentieil. Arts Friendly Club. Incorporated, R.

16, Box 161-F, Indianapolis; no capi'al objects, aortal. Incorporators. Arthur Floyd, Edward Hifgs and Leo Darling Klnf Research Corporation, l5e) Broadway, Indianapolis; realdent agent. C. King, same address; capital stock.

4 000 shares of 125 par value; objects, to man- 104 105 103 106 66 .69 108 108 105 107 105 101 104 '4 108 104 4 108 97 99 104 1054 100 103 1034 98 100 4 97 4 105 1064 1U1 104 106 108 11 '2 Hl 10.) 105 75 8. Rid. Asked. 99 100 4 100 101 99 101 101 103 12 13 100 102 71 4 76 91 93 101 103 88 4 94 95 4 98 994 99 1 101 1004 1014 93 95 101 103 994 101 81 84 98 100 103 M5 98 4 100 4 101 103 96 4 96 64 96 100 101 101 103 99 101 96 994 99 100 964 96 96 98 94 1004 101 103 101 994 1004 1074 10614 994 101 32 334 100 1014 30 31 4 76 78 99 101 90 4 98 100 101 99 100 4 98 V9 and Hal The Vass Family (NBC). 9 30a- Nicholas Mathay's Orrhee'ra NHC.

t)ur American Hchoola (NR'l 10 15a Norsemen Quartet (NBCl Mexican Marimba Orchesira (NHCi 11 llo-fo-Na Bafely 11 Indiana Farm and Home Hour. nn fhuck Wagon. 7 oo, Earlv Birds As tou Like It ICRSI. a-Via woman's rises il'Wi. (1 1 3a 10 0''a 11 IVi 11 1 2 ''or, Three mars curte Heme (CHHI.

l.rs I'reiend KHHi a Children H-ivcrford Olee Revenea Hall'. Or-Ira 'CHHl Mi, rv Rakers 112:30 fiene chestra 12.55 3 45 Our 4 Mine (NBC) 4 30 Treesure Hoo.ier Farm Circle, Chatter. 6 '43 Indpls Railways Inc 8 Indpls Wat Co 44 '40 "li 54 '53 84 '54 Interstate A 64 '53 Muncle Water Works 6s '65. Noblesvllle HLAP 64 "47-Ohio Tel Service 6 '47. Haute Wt Wks 5 "55-'56 6s '49 Traction Terminal Co 5s '57.

Atlanta 5s Atlantic 5s Burlington 5s California 5a Chicago 5a Dallas 5s Denver 5s First Csrollna 5a First Fort Wayne 6a First Montgomery 5s First New Orleans First Texas 5a First Trust Chicago Fletcher 6s Fremont 6s Greenbrier Bs Greensboro 5s Illinois Midwest 5s Illlnols-Uontlcello 5s Indianapolis 6a lo-va 5s Kentucky Be Lafayette 58 Lincoln 6s Louisville 6a Marvland-Virglnla Ss Mississippi 5s New York 6a North Carolina 5s Ohlo-PennsylvRnla 5s Oregon-Washington 5s Pad flo Coast Port 5s Pacitlo Coast 8 54.. Pacific Coast 8 6s Pennsylvania 6a Phoenix 5s Potomac 5s St. Louis 5s Pan Antonio 5s Southern Minnesota It Southwest 6s Tennessee 5s Union of Detroit 5s Union of Louisville 6s Virginia Carolina 6a Vuginlaa 6a RETAIL COAL TOICES. Prices quoted are established by the Indiana 'Joal Merchants Association. A 25-cent discount per ton la allowable on cash purchase (payable In ten days) Whecl-ID charges are 60 casta a ton; carry-la $1 a ton: (Range of vartrg grades.) Indiana Lump $5,559 6 509 6.05 4.669 6.05 t.40 9 5.50 1 60 7.45 a-M Nut A Slack Mina run West Virginia Lump West Virginia and E.

Kentucky 7 30 Lump Eg Nut it Siack Mine run West Virginia Lump Et Nut A Slack PocaboDtaa ant New PJvaf 7 05 70 4 75 T.10 6 95 6.70 Egg 10 70 Nut .10 Coke-Egg A Hot re J.0 RAW SILK rUTCRES. NEW YORK. March 20. JP Raw silk Futures" closed Arm, 44 eeeit to 64 cents higher: sales. 2,130 bales.

March. $168 bid; May, tM bid: July," $1 654. Open market quotations (s'xty-day basis) Shanghai steam Blature, per cent serl-plane, 20-22a, 11 70; Canton double extra 14-16S, $1 20; Japanese special" crack double extra, II per cent serlplane. 13-15. $173 4.

NAVAL STORES. SAVANNAH. March JO. Turpentine Firm, 38: sales. 20; receipts, 36; no shipments- rock.

40.675. Rosin Firm; no sales; receipt. 127; no ahtpments; stock. 67.879. Quote: B.

$3 15: D. U.75; E. F. a. 4 40; H.

$4 52 4: I and K. 14.56; M.fO; O. WW and $5 49, I NBC). Metropolitan Opera fNHCi. Ram (NHC) Room Trails NBC).

4 45 R'Kh and Ross (NHC) 5 00 News Flsshes 5 1.1-roto Thurn a Orchestra (NBC). 5'30- Interlude. 5:3.1 -Alma Kltchell NBC. 5 45 Relurion In the Newa (NHC). 00 Concert Orchestra (NHC).

.15 Porieye. the Bailor (NHC) 8 30 National Peace Conference (NHC). 7 00 Your Hit Parade (NBC) :00 Ruhinoff and HIS Violin (NBC). 30 National Barn Dance (NBC). :30 Oeorge Olsen's Or- ches'ra with Eihel Ahutte (NHC).

10:00 Ruse Morgan's Orchesira (NBC). 10:30 rleminnala of Htat. Basketball Tourna-msnia Resume. 11:00 Kddy Duehln's Or-chest rs (NBTJ). 11 30 fttan Woods a Or-eheura (NBC).

11 41 DX Radio News. 12 Wm Hlgn off. riowniown -Townsend flan Uia-, (CBH). 12 I 1 o. r-e-r, floats fate Hasketball Tourna- ot 1 f.r, Tea Time 1 ones 1 is a or- ICHHI.

1,0 William o-. Kmgera. 11- 1 p.nfrew or oe ICRHI Hvlton r.en'al' Revue 1CRR1. 7-egfeM FolH'S Of .1. Ar 'CHHl Varini son Orchestra p.keitll Tourna- for the i', -California Melodies Vi- Hearrhers of 'ns 'nknon 1CBH1.

10 00 A Lyman ur-a (CBH). 10 10 I)we or- tr.e Indisna foof 11 vi-per-iie Cummins or- 00m- Hun off. WIRE. 7 m-Turreful Tica ToeM. WLW.

rwilWl J.V',. or Devotions. snd Khine. ch. -a Flaahee.

1 ft: gn rt'i 1 ufacture Inaectleldes, dialnfectanU and chemical compounds. Ine'rrporstors. H. King, M. E.

King and C. R. Orlf- finr astern Rite Catbolle District Aseoela-t'on Incorporated, 410 Weal Thirteenth Gary; no epltal stock; objects, ee 'r'ous Incorporators, Aleaander Rapp, Eugene O. Berecsku and Oeorge Thegse. OAKY BOXK DEFEATED, DfLUTH.

March 20. WV-Johnny Erjavec, young Duluth heavy-weight, won decision over Jack Kranz of Gary. here tonight in an eight-round main event bout. Erjavec weighed 1J pound. Kranz IWS- Erjavec assured himself of vidory early In the eighth by dropping Kranz with overhand right to th jaw.

Kranz took a count of two. 1 (MBR). 15a Morning 30a Rise 4.1a News Texan Woman Charged With Daughter GREENVILLE, March 20 UP Mri. Patterson, 3 yea" old, of Commerce, today with fatally poisoning her 11-year-old daughter, Elllie V- When the child diod last Jn. 7, death wu attributed to Influenza.

The body waa exhumed Mondny on a maiflstrate' orders and a Dallaa chemist reported finding poison In the viscers. Another child, Tommle, 13, died in February. Her husband died several months, ago. HOCKEY RESULTS. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

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