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9 THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, MONDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1938 Daily Market Quotations Held After Crash, Man Pleads Innocent to Driving Drunk Hoosier Autoists Vary in Speed Limit Opinions DEATHS and FUNERALS NEW YORK STOCKS (Furnished by Sherman J. Brown, 209 Kresge Bldg.) NEW YORK, Dec 5. Shares Sold Today 680,000 Saturday 320,000 Dow-Jones Averages Industrials 147.47 off .03 Railroads 29.00 off .23 Utilities 21.75 off .08 Wheat Jumps Cent on Hints Report To Be Pessimistic Hoosier motorists are almost equally divided for and against a-highway speed limit but their STOCK LEADERS HOLD DECLINES PRICE OF HOGS IS STEADY AT INDIANAPOLIS opinions as to what such a limit should be ranges from 35 to 80 William L. Miller, 58 years old. of Eaton, Ohio, entered pleas of not guilty to charges of intoxication and driving intoxicated when arraigned in City court Monday.

He was arrested Saturday night following an accident in which a car driven by Elmer Sauers, 1400 South Fourth street, was involved. No one was injured. Miller's hearing was set for Dec 21 and his bond was set at $500. MRS. IDA POWELL SCOTT Mrs.

Ida Powell Scott, 67 years old, died at the home of her ton. TO FEW POINTS High Low Close 11 102 11 Allied Stores 1811 182 94 94 E. H. Powell in Columbus, Ohio, Sunday morning. She was born in 1871 in Preble county, Ohio.

She is survived by the son: one CHICAGO, Dec. 5. UP) Wheat rose 11 cents a bushel in Chicago today, chiefly owing to prospects that tomorrow's unofficial domestic crop reports would be pessimistic regarding winter wheat conditions. Today's reports stressed moisture deficiency over a large area both in the hard and soft winter NEW YORK. Dec.

5. UP The INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 5- Al Chem 182 Am Can 951 Am Radt St 161 Am Roll Mill 201 Am Smelt 511 Am Tob 86J 16 201 502 stock market today of ered "niore 161 201 511 861 resistance to selling that in the 861 ranged from 35 to 80 miles an hour with nine votes for the minimum figure and five for the maximum. The largest vote for any single speed was for a maximum of 50 miles an hour, 581 favoring that speed while 496 voted for a 60-mile speed limit. There were 777 votes in favor of a limit of 50 miles or less and 686 votes in favor of a limit of 55 miles an hour or higher.

One of the surprising results of the auto show survey was the almost unanimous vote in favor of requiring pedestrians to obey stop-and-go signs, favoring compulsory inspection of motor vehicles, and expressing willingness to voluntarily enter driver testing clinics to discover physical weaknesses affecting operation of motor vehicles. Blanks filled out at the auto show were 2,850 to 106 in favor of pedestrian observance of stop-and-go signals 2,657 to 252 in favor of motor vehicle inspection, and 2,765 to 130 for the driver testing clinics. BOARD Am Tel Tel 1482 1481 148i past week or so and leading issues, on the whole, held declines to negligible amounts. sister, Mrs. Frank Brandley of Boston; four brothers, Jacob Fleisch, Eaton, Ohio, Lawrence of Boston, and William of New Paris, Ohio, and Warner of Richmond: two grandchildren.

Mrs. Frank Am Wat Wks 12 111 12 wheat a decrease of 1,379,000 bushels in the United States wheat The drying up of volume pro visible supply total was also a factor, vided some cheer for recovery proponents. With the ticker tape loafing throughout, transfers ap Shumaker and Joseph Turner of Anaconda 322 Atch 361 Auburn Auto 3 Aviation Corp 65 Bait Ohio 61 Beth Stl 71 Borden Co 171 Receipts were: Wheat, 28 cars; miles per hour, Dicus, chairman of the State Highway commission, reported today. Tabulation of questionnaire forms filled out by 2,965 persons at the Indianapolis Motor show last month, show 1,542 votes for a speed limit and 1,360 votes against such regulation. Indiana has no blanket speed law governing traffic on the highways outside cities and towns, authoritiy for the establishment of speed zones being vested in the State Highway commission.

In the questionnaire prepared by the Highway commission's Bureau of Traffic and published in many of the newspapers during the past week, all persons were invited to register their opinion on various traffic questions, including, "Should we have a speed limit on Indiana highways?" A following question asked what this limit should be. Suggested Speeds Vary On the question as to a possible speed limit, the suggested speeds Richmond, and two great grand- corn, 93; oats, 33. proximated 650,000 shares, the At the Chicago wheat cniiaren. sne is a member of the Christian church at Boston. lowest aggregate since Sept.

22. futures were I to 11 cents higher, Minor fractional losses pre (U. S. Department of Agriculture) Hogs Receipts, 6.000; holdovers. 98; market, steady; 160-200 lbs, $7.63 7.80; 200-250 lbs.

$7.50 250-400 lbs, 100-160 lbs, sows strong to 10 cents higher; bulk, $7.10 7.50. Cattle Receipts, calves, receipts. 600; market, very little dona early on steers or heifers; undertone weak to lower on steers; three cars choice steers. $12; cutter cows, $3.75 4.75; veaiers, 50 cents lower, top, $10.50. Sheep Receipts, market, lambs and yearlings, steady; bulk pood and choice lambs, $9 9.50; vealers, $7.50 8: slaughter ewes, steady, mostly $2 4.

LIVESTOCK Funeral services will be held Ches Ohio 321 (Continued from Page 1, Sec 1) fornia convict from San Quentin penitentiary. He is serving a life sentence for complicity in the 1916 Preparedness day parade bombing at San Francisco. Fails To Get Review James Cannon, retired bishop of the Methodist Episcopal church. South, failed today to obtain a Supreme court review of a decision Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock dominated at the close, but there was a handful of modest gainers in evidence. compared with Saturday's finish, December 64 to 641 cents.

May 662 to 665 cents, corn I to 11 cents up, December 48 cents, May 51 i to 51) cents, and oats 1 to cent advance. at the home of her sister, Mrs. Brandley. Burial will be in the Boston cemetery. Friends miv Adjustment of accounts for in come tax purposes continued as a call at the home of her sister price deterrent.

The general run Chrysler Mot 783 Colum 61 Consol Gas 291 Consol Oil 8i Com Southern 11 Coml Solv 9 Continental Can 38 Crosley Radio 75 Curtiss-Wright 61 Deere Co 19 2 Douglas Aire 69 of business news, confirming the Wednesday from 1 to 5 and 7 to 9 m. Mrs. Scott formerly lived in Boston before going to make flattening out of the upward curve, heavies, $7.50 7.75; sows, $7.25 down. FRIENDS against him in a $500,000 slander ner home with her son. was a further check on speculative sentiment.

Steels held fairly well despite suit against Representative Tink-ham 32 362 3i 6, 61 71 171 321 781 61 281 81 9i 38 72 61 192 69 1441 178 331 411 37 471 22i 322 11 24 461 71 141 141 591 521 100 MRS. MARIETTA MARKLEY CENTER VILLE. Dec 5. an officially-estimated decrease of .8 of a point in this week mill Du de 145 operations. Mrs.

Marietta Markley, 75 years old, died at her home, north of Eastman Kod ...178 El Auto 331 Gen Elec 412 Cannon's suit was based on statements made by Tinkham in 1930. He then asserted the bishop was a "shameless violator of the Federal Corrupt Practices act," and has not accounted for $48,300 of $65,300 he allegedly received during the 1928 election campaign. Consolidated Edison contended in arguments before the court it FRANCE TO HOLD ALL TERRITORY, DALADIER SAYS United States government securities displayed strength, but corporation bonds were mixed. Wheat at Chicago was up to 14 cents a bushel and corn was ahead i to 11 cents. Cotton, in late transactions, was narrow.

Near mid-afternoon sterling was up 11 cents at $4,691. The French franc was .003 of a cent higher at 2.64 cents. (Continued from Page 1, Sec 1) may seek an interview with Chancellor Hitler in behalf of the Jews. Dr. Jones has frequently been in Richmond in attendance upon Friends' gatherings and particularly he has many times visited Earlham college where he delivered the baccalaureate address in 1936.

Dr. Jones was to have visited Richmond during the next week end under the auspices of the American Friends Service committee and was to have spoken at the First Friends and West Richmond Friends churches on Saturday and Sunday and in the Earlham chapel on Monday, Dec 12. Gen Foods 371 Gen Mot 471 Goodrich 221 Goodyear 32 ij Graham Paige 11 Gt No Ry pfd 241 Howe Sound 46jj Hudson Mot 71 Illinois Central 141 Inter Dept Stores .141 was not subject to the federal act GLEN MILLER UNION STOCKYARDS Market, 15 cents higher. Hogs Top, 160-180 lbs. $7.55: 180-200 lbs, 200-225 lbs.

225-250 lbs, 250-20 lbs, 280-350 lbs. $70 7.20; 300-325 lbs. 325-350 lbs. 150-160 lbs, $7.35 down; 150 lbs down. $7.25 down; sows, stags, $4.50.

WILLIAMSBURG STOCKYARDS Hogs Choice top, 160-180 lbs, 180-190 lbs. 130-200 lbs. 200-210 lbs. 210-220 lbs, $7.25: 230-250 lbs. 250-275 lbs, 160 lbs down, $6.75 down; sows, $6.75 down.

Sheep Choice lambs, $8. Calves $10. because it operated entirely with in New York state and was regu PARIS, France, Dec 5. UP) Premier Daladier flatly asserted lated there by state law. Int Harvest 591 PRODUCE The Labor board replied that Int Nick 521 today that France had no intention of giving up any part of her the company sold its product Johns-Manville 100 electricity, gas, and steam to territory, personally answering railroads, communications compa Italian clamor for French Corsica Kennecott Kresge Kroger Grocery Loew's nies, and other enterprises which operate beyond the confines of the state.

Louis Mack Truck It was argued by the board that the federal act applied because a Cattle Receipts, 1,050 including 250 direct; market, steers slow, kinds selling $9.50 10.75, 25 cents and more lower; early sales common and medium steady but indicated around 25 cents lower on bulk still unsold; other classes about steady; bulls up to $6.85 or better. Calves Receipts, 600 including 100 direct; market, 50 cents lower than Friday; good and choice vealers, $11.50 12.50. Sheep Receipts, 1,450, including 450 direct; market, steady; good and choice lambs, sheep quoted, $4.25 down. BUFFALO BUFFALO, N. Dec.

5. UP) (U. S. Department of Agriculture) Hogs Receipts, market, fairly active to all interests 10c to 15c under Friday; good and choice 180-230 lbs, $8 8.10; averages around 200 lbs and less at outside figure; butchers, $7.65 7.85. Cattle Receipts, 1,900.

including 350 Canadians; market, steers and yearlings slow, scarcely enough done to outline decline; scattered lots 25c to 50c lower; choice steers held around $12 and better: few loads good steers sold cows and bulls fairly active steady to shade lower; fat cows, $5.506: low cutter and cutter, lightweight bulls. $5.25 6. Calves Receipts, 450; market, vealers steady; good and choice largely $12; plain and medium, $8.50 11. Sheep Receipts, market, lambs active generally 25c higher; good and choice, $9.75 to mostly $10 and $10.25. RANGE OF FUTURES CHICAGO, Dec.

5. Following 422 21 201 591 153 272 33 171 482 82 242 231 122 strike or other labor disturbance 322 361 3i 62 61 691 17 313 77J 61 281 81 11 9i 371 72 61 19 671 1432 178 33 41 37 471 22 32 11 231 46g 71 14 141 581 521 99 423 201 195 583 152 271 33 171 471 82 24 232 121 72 761 172 101 41 11 391 22 54 91 71 21 212 43J 151 132 171 181 6S 261 262 501 9i 7 431 162 481 83 251 18S 891 10? 431 461 641 611 52 231 at Consolidated Edison might have Math Alkali McKees Tin Mont Ward Nash Kelv Nat Bis Nat a "catastrophic effect on inter state commerce. WINCHESTER WINCHESTER, Dec. 5. Market, steady.

Hogs Top. 160-180 lbs, $7.35: 180-200 lbs. 200-225 lbs, $7.15: 225-250 lbs. 250-275 lbs. 275-300 lbs.

140-160 lbs. 100-140 lbs, $5 65 6.15: sows, $6.20. Calves Choice, $9. Lambs Choice, buck lambs, $6.75. INDIANAPOLIS INDIANAPOLIS, Dec.

5. UP) Eggs Jobbers' paying prices at country points for strictly fresh stock, loss off, 24 cents. cent more if delivered in Indianapolis. Poultry (Jobbers country paying paying prices) Heavy hens, 41 lbs and over, 14c, under 41 lbs, 12c; Leghorns, 9c; springers, Barred and White Rocks, 13c, colored, 12c, Leghorn, 11c; old cocks, 9c. Turkeys, young toms, 14 lbs and over, 16c; young hens over 9 lbs, 17c; crooked breasts, 11c; old toms, 10c; No.

2 turkeys, 10c; ducks, white, 5 lbs and over, 8c; colored 5 lbs and over, 9c, under 5 lbs, 7c. Geese, 9-12 lbs, 8c. Above prices 1 cent more if delivered in Indianapolis. Butter Creamery, No. 1, 311 32c; No.

2, 29 291c. Butterfat No. 1, 24c; No. 2, 22c Finding the company guilty of "unfair labor practices," the board President Dennis, when his attention was called to the press dispatch, said that he had received a letter from Dr. Jones in which he stated that the need for his going to Germany had seemed so urgent that everything else had had to give way to it, but that he still hoped tc come to Richmond later in the year.

President Dennis pointed out that Dr. Jones' mission was in accordance with a long tradition in the Society of Friends under which concerned Friends had gone about over the world not merely visiting Friends' communities and meetings but visiting the heads of government in the interest of better international relations and various reforms. President Dennis added, "This tradition 'has come down from the days of George Fox, William Penn, John Woolman. Stephen Grellet, said it had "set in motion a vig Nat Dai Pro Natl Power Lt -Nat Steel 71 orous campaign to intimidate, in Centerville Sunday morning. She was born in 1863 in Asbury, Ohio.

She is survived by her husband, George: one daughter, Mrs. Elva Wert, Centerville; one son. Emmet of Oklahoma; one sister, Mrs. Emma Jones; one brother, Isaac B. VanSaun of Cherry Grove Ohio; three grandchildren, and two great great grandchildren.

She is a member of the United Brethren church. Funeral services will be held at the home Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock after which the body will be taken to Cherry Grove where services will be held at the United Brethren church at 2 p. m. (e. s.

Burial will be in Mount Moriah cemetery. Friends may call at the home, north of Center-wile Monday evening. JOHN CHAMPE DUBLIN, Ind, Dec 5. Funeral services for John Melvin Champe, 76 years old who died Saturday afternoon following a brief illness at his home, will be held Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at his home Burial will be in South Lawn cemetery. Friends may call at the residence.

Mr. Champe was a lifelong resident of Dublin and operator, of a grocery store. Mr. Champe is survived by the widow, Myra; one daughter, Mary Elizabeth, at home; one son. Howard of Lebanon, two sisters.

Mrs. Pearly Miles and Mrs. Nellie Gordon, both of Ven-turia, two brothers, Leonard of Dublin and Charles of Evansville, 111., and three grandchildren. EVERETT LEONARD LIBERTY. Dec 5.

Funeral services for Everett Leonard. 71 years old. Union county assessor until failing health forced him to resign, were held today, at 2 p. m. in the Fosdick Funeral home.

Death occurred following an extended illness at his home in Clifton. Mr. Leonard served three terms as trustee for a period of 12 years. fluence, and coerce" its employees Central into loining the federation affili ate. Northern Pac Packrd Mot 761 171 101 Ill 401 22 542 Paramount Pict The board also told the court prior to its decision today that Phillips Pet and Tunisia.

His statement was regarded as doubly significant in view of preparations here to receive Joachim von Ribbentrop, German foreign minister, who is coming to Paris tomorrow to sign a French-German no-war accord. Daladier did not limit his remarks to Italy's newly raised demands. He also declared France's resolution to desaand respect for "the absolute integrity" of all French territory by "every means." Both French and Germans agree that the war-renunciation pact, similar to the declarations signed by Reichsfuehrer Hitler and British Prime Minister Chamberlain at Munich Sept. 30, would be only the starting point for further negotiations between Paris and Berlin. TUNIS, TUNISIA, Dec.

Heavy police guards were thrown around the Italian consulates in Tunis and Susa-Tunisie today following angry demonstrations to the shouts of "Down with Italy!" in both cities yesterday. An undetermined number of rioters were injured in skirmishes, and 15 persons were arrested. FARM SALE CARD Plymouth Oil the company had employed industrial spies and had discharged six Procter CINCINNATI CINCINNATI, Ohio, Dec. 5. JP (U.

S. Department of Agriculture) Hogs Receipts. 3.000: Market, few early sales 160-200 lbs steady to 10 cents higher, or $7.80 7. SO; talking steady to 10 cents up on 200 lbs up. employees for union activity.

Pure Oil 101 Radio Corp 71 back Their reinstatement, with pay, was ordered. Federal Matter Radio-Keith -O 23 Reo Mot 21 421 21 20 591 152 271 33 171 481 82 242 232 121 72 761 171 101 41 HI 391 22 542 10 71 22 2J 215 43 151 131 172 181 7 26 263 501 91 7 43? 163 481 83 252 18S 911 111 432 471 641 621 6 and others. All these men have left interesting accounts of their Hughes said in his ruling "it mission journeys. cannot be doubted that the ac "I recall that when I was a stu tivities of Consolidated Edison, "while conducted within the state, dent in Earlham, Prof. William Morgan gave a chapel talk on are matters of federal concern "In their totality," he added.

Stephen Grellet in which he discussed his journeys in the interest of the movements in which the So is the range of futures on Chicago "they rise to such a degree of im Ullie neceipis, j.iou; taivra, receipts. 500; market, slow, light yearlings and heifers about steady; cows unchanged; bulls weak; steers weak; few light steers and yearlings, $7 (g 8.50; part load heifers, good beef cows, $6 6.50: cutters. $3.50 top bulls, vealers about steady; top, $11. Sheep Receipts, 200; market, steady; good and choice truck in lambs, $9 975; ewes, $3 down. Board of Trade today: portance that the fact that they ciety of Friends was concerned.

Open High Low Close involve but a small part of the en tire service rendered by the utili One interesting anecdote which Professor Morgan read to us from ties in their extensive business is immaterial in the consideration of Wheat Dec .63 .641 -63 .641 May .652 .66 .651 663 July .652 66J .651 -661 Rye a Am A rt the existence of the federal pro Stephen Grellet's memoirs related to a visit which Grellet made to the pope in which someone deftly removed Grellet's hat just as he Repub Stl 21 Reynolds Tob 43 Servel 155 Socony-Vac 132 Sou Pac 17g Sou Ry 181 Std Brands 7 Std Oil Calif 27 Std Oil Ind 27 Std Oil 501 Stewart-Warn 91 Studebaker 71 Texas Corp 43 1 Timk-Det Ax 162 Timk Roll 48 Un Carbide 841 20th Cent Fox 26 Un Oil Calif 18 1 Un Pac 911 United Gas Imp 111 Pipe 431 Rubber 471 Smelting 651 Steel 621 Warner Pict 6 West Un Tel 231 tective power." uec. After reciting the results which entered the presence of the pontiff he said would be produced by stop Corn Dec. .47 .48 .47 .48 in such a manner that everyone page of the Consolidated Edison scruples were satisfied Grellet May .501 .511 -50J .511 July .511 .521 .511 -521 business, the opinion continued: "If industrial strife due to un had not removed his hat and he had not gone covered into the presence of the pope. Incidentally, Oats fair labor practices actually brought about such a catastrophe Grellet made a mission journey to Dec. .271 26J .27 May .271 .275 -27J .275 July .271 .271 .271 .271 we suppose that no one would question the authority of the fed CHICAGO CHICAGO, Dec.

5. UPl Butter Receipts, 480,389 lbs; market, weak; creamery specials (93 score), 29291c; extras (92), 282c; extra firsts (90-91), 271 28c; firsts (88-89), 26271c; seconds (84-871, 241c; standards (90 centralized carlots), 28 281c Eggs Receipts, 2,119 cases; market, unsettled; fresh graded extra firsts, 30c; firsts, 271c; current receipts, 26c; refrigerator extras, 22Jo; standards, 221c; firsts, 221c. Poultry, Live Receipts, 17 trucks; market, firm; hens, 41 lbs up, 16c, less than 41 lbs, 13c; broilers, colored, Plymouth and White Rocks, 17c; Leghorn chickens, 111c; springs under 4 lbs, colored. 14c; Plymouth and White Rocks, 15c; 4 lbs up, colored, 15c, Plymouth Rock, 15c, White Rock, 16c; roosters, 12Jc, Leghorn roosters, 111c; turkeys, hens, 21c, old toms, 15c, young, 17c, No. 2 turkeys, 15c; ducks, 41 lbs up, colored and white, 121c small, 10c; geese, 14c; Leghorn hens, 111c.

Dressed Turkeys Market, firm; bbls, young hens, 241c, old, 221c, young toms, 231c, old, 22c; box packed young hens, 251c, young toms, 241c. Potatoes Receipts, 179 cars, on track, 395, total United States shipments Saturday 478, Sunday 25; market, strictly weaker, supplies liberal, demand slow; sacked per cwt Idaho Russet Burbanks, U. S. No. 1, $1.70 1.75; fair quality, Colorado Red McClures, U.

S. No. 1, burlap sacks, fair condition, Wisconsin Round Whites, U. S. No.

1, $11.05, mostly North Dakota Bliss Tri Germany in 1812 during the Na poleonic wars. CHICAGO CHICAGO, Dec. 5. LV (U. S.

Department of Agriculture) Hogs Receipts, 17,000 including 6.500 direct; market, slow and very uneven; 10 to 25 cents lower than iVednesday, Nov. 30: good and choice 160-210 lbs, $7.35 7.55: top, 220-280 lbs, $7.25 f7.50; good light and medium-weight packing sows, $7.15 7.40. Cattle Receipts, calves, receipts, 1.000; market, short fed near-by steers predominating in run; very little done; several big packers did not buy a steer on early rounds; several loads to order buyers and shippers about like last Wednesday but general eral government to intervene in "Barnabas Hobbs, first president order to facilitate the settlement of Earlham college and one of the of the dispute and the resumption 231 Lard Dec. 6.80 6.80 Cotton Dec. 8.33 8.38 Jan.

8.09 8.19 GRAIN early superintendents of public instruction in Indiana and one of of the essential service to inter state and foreign commerce. Westingh El 1121 1111 1112 Wilson Co 42 41 41 Woolworth 501 50 501 "But it cannot be maintained the leaders in education in the state, went on a number of pilgrimages of this character. On one occasion he went to Washington during the Civil war in the fri- that the exertion of federal power must await the disruption of that commerce. Congress was en CHICAGO AND Armour Co titled to provide reasonable pre terest of the Friends who had been ventive measures and that was the drafted into the army, seeing Sec retary Stanton and perhaps Presi object of the National Labor Re lations act. dent Lincoln, with very success Legion Opposes Use of U.

S. as Asylum LOUISVILLE, Dec 5. LV) The American Legion is opposed to making this nation an asylum for foreign refugees. National Commander Stephen F. Chadwick said here in a speech.

Addressing the annual midwinter conference of the Kentucky department yesterday, Chadwick declared "While the Legion sympathizes with these oppressed people, it is opposed to admitting Immigrants at this time because of our economic situation and the fact that many aliens already here have not been assimilated." LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Stat of Indlia. Wayn County. In th matter of aatau of MiMrtd Hrzln deceased. Notica im hereby given that the under, signed has been appointed br tba Wavne Circuit Court. Administrator with the will annexed of the estate of Mildred Herxler.

deceased lata of Wayne Indiana. Said astat la supposed to be solvent. ELVER A. HERZLER. Administrator with the will annexed.

Gardner. Jeasup. Tripp Harrington. Attorneys. Palladium Kov.21-28.Dec.

ful results. Another time he went The chief justice decided, how Belden Mfg Bendix Aviat Borg Warner Butler Bros Chicago Corp Cities Service Com-Edison Elec Bond Share Gen Household W. B. Jarvis Co ever, that the National Labor Re N. Y.

CURB 51 5 51 11 11 11 221 212 221 30 291 29J 72 72 72 11 IS li 7 63 7 261 261 261 95 92 9S 2 2 2 193 192 192 12 11J 12 71 71 71 23 221 23 192 192 192 12 12 12 722 71J 715 Tuesday, Dec 6 Chester L. Hapner at farm located six miles west of Greenville, six miles southeast of Union City, or one mile west of Coletown, Ohio. General farm sale and Brown Swiss cattle sale at 9:30 a. m. Wednesday, December 7 George Ridenour at farm located five miles west of Abington, and one mile south of Doddridge Chapel church and one and one-half miles east of the Potter shop.

Closing out sale at 10 a. m. Wednesday, Dec. 7 Charles Tewell at farm two miles north of Fountain City on U. S.

27 and one-half mile east. General farm sale at 12 o'clock, noon. Thursday, Dec. 8 C. B.

Radford at farm two miles west of Whitewater on Cart road, on Chenoweth farm. General farm sale at 10:30 a. m. Tuesday, Dec. 13 Gray W.

McCampbell on the Mary E. McDivitt farm located five miles southeast of Boston, 13 miles southeast of Richmond, eight miles west of Eaton, Ohio, one and one-fourth miles south of State Road-122, and six miles north of Fairhaven. General farm sale at 11 o'clock (e. s. t).

Thursday, Dec. 15 Ed Dougherty at farm located five miles southwest of Liberty, and one-half mile west, then one and one-half miles south of Roseburg on the James Dougherty farm. Closing out sale at 10 a. m. Unable To Find Clue in Officer's Death CINCINNATI CINCINNATI, Ohio, Dec.

5. (JP) Butter (Tub lots) Creamery as to score, 31 32c; butter-fat No. 1, 21c; No. 2, 19c. Eggs (Cases included): Extra firsts, 33c; "irsts, 30c; seconds, 24c; near-by ungraded, 32c.

CHICAGO CHICAGO. Dec. 5. UP) Cash Wheat No. 3 hard, 63 e.

Corn No. 2 mixed, 49 511c; No. 3, 481 503c; No. 5, 461c; No. 1 yellow.

491 501c; No. 2. 49 50c; No. 3, 4849Jc; No. 4, 471 481c; No.

5, 4648Jc; No. 2 white, on a mission to the Czar of Russia in the Interest of peace. Rufus Jones has the spirit and the wisdom of Stephen Grellet and Barnabas Hobbs and it is to be hoped thajr his mission will, like theirs have fortunate results." undertone at least 25 cents lower than that time; prospects, $8.75 10.75 market; best weighty steers early, $11.75 but some held around $12 50 13; best yearlings early, $11; fed heifers strong, fairly active at $9.50 down to short load, cows scarce but barely steady; bulls firm, mostly $6.50 down on sausage offerings with outstanding weighty offerings up to vealers about like most recent strike market, bringing stockers and feeders very scarce, firm at $7 these being mostly natives. Marsh Field Niag Hud Pwr Noblitt-Sparks lations act "gives no express authority to the board to invalidate contracts with independent labor organizations." "We think," he continued, "that (the) authority to order affirmative action does not go so far as to confer a punitive jurisdiction enabling the board to inflict upon the employer any penalty it may choose because he is engaged in unfair labor practices, even though DEMOCRAT Penn Pennroad Corp Sears Roeb 19 Swift Co 181 19 Sheep Receipts. 7,000 including 1.300 direct; market, fat lambs Swift Int Zenith Radio 271 271 271 181 182 182 106.21 25 the board be of the opinion that the ef- policies of the act might be fectuated by such an order." 521421c; No.

3, 511c; No. 4, 49c; No. 5, 511c; sample, 461 471c Oats No. 2 white, 29Jc; No. 3, 271281c; No.

4. 260262c; sample, 231 271c. Soybeans No. 2 yellow, 771 771c. Barley Illinois, 33 67c, nominal; Michigan and Wisconsin, 45 70c, nominal.

Timothy Seed $2.95 3.15; red clover seed, $1316; red top, $8.75 9.25. FFMC 3 Home Own Ln 22'; Home Own Ln 3's Treas 2J's Treas 3's Treas 41's Walgreen umphs, 90 per cent U. No. 1 and better, $1.40 1.471; Cobblers, 90 per cent U. S.

No. 1 and better, Minnesota Red River Valley section Cobblers, 85 per cent U. No. 1, $1.15. NEW YORK NEW YORK.

Dec. 5. Receipts, 511,631 lbs; market, weaker; creamery, higher than extra, 19130ic: extra (92 score) 291c; firsts (88-91), 25 281c; seconds (84-87), 2425c Cheese Receipts, market, steady; state, whole milk flats, held 1937, 20 22c; fresh fancy. 161 171c. Eggs Receipts.

9.265 cases: 'low; early sales steady to weak with Wednesday, Nov. 30; good to choice lambs downward from early top, best held higher; part deck good 79-lb clipped lambs, $8.25: double good 101-lb yearlings, sheep scarce: indications around steady on few here. 102.11 15 106.2125 104.0105 106.2630 118.2226 162 12 161 (Continued from Page 1, Sec 1) Marion county may be seated by the house when it convens. The house is the sole judge of its own membership, and if evidence of voting irregularities in Marion county is presented before the house, a majority could vote to seat one or more of the contesting Republican nominees for places in the house from Marion county. Mr.

Knapp will spend much of his time between now and the opening of the 1939 general assembly working to prepare for the session. A committee will be named composed of three persons from each house of the assembly, and from the Republican State Central committee, to draft PICTURE PROVES TROUT HAT FUR Doati Son MOHTUAHY RICHMOND. INDIANA PITTSBURGH PITTSBURGH, Dec. 5. JP (U.

S. Department of Agriculture) Hogs Receipts. 2,900 including 2,100 direct; market, 10 to mostly 20 cents lower; 240 lbs down, one deck, market, weak. Mixed colors; spe Jflnd a great deal of cial packs, 32331c; standards, 311c; firsts, 271c; seconds, 241 25c; mediums, 24c; dirties No. 1, 231c; average checks, 211 22c.

Refrigerator. SDeeials. NEW YORK NEW YORK. Dec. 5.

V-Rye Market, spot steady; No. 2 milling domestic, to arrive, 631c. INDIANAPOLIS INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 5. (JP) Wagon Wheat No.

2 red, 57c. Wheat Market, strong; No. 1 red. 601 61Jc; No. 2 red, 591 601c; No.

1 hard, 591 601c; No. 2 hard, 591 601c. Corn Market, strong; Old, No. 2 yellow, 431441c; new. No.

2 yellow, 43 44c; No. 2 white, 45 47c: No. 2 mixed. 411 421c. Oats Market, strong; No.

2 white, 27 272c; No. 3 white, 25 26Jc. Hay Market, unchanged. AA4 Ae iTonly natural. (8, hich.

family, i standards, 23Jc; firsts, 23e; mediums, 221c. Whites Resale of premium GARY, Dec 5. UP) Police said today they were without a clue in the mysterious slaying of Andrew Wytow, 50 years old, special deputy constable and part-time bill collector, who was found shot to death in his automobile here yesterday. Wytow, a member of the Gary police force 15 years ago, had two holes in his head, made by .45 caliber bullets found in the car. Police said they believed the man had been shot by someone who sat beside him.

3 Men Found Dead in Boarding House come. oa09 aor41ng to itn0 mams, d840c; near by and mid-western. Dremium marks. 36 (6) 37c: SALIDA, Colo. UP) The mountain town of Salida has announced officially it has found "pictorial proof" that trout with fur on their sides once swam in the waters of the Arkansas river.

Tales of the furry fin-flippers have circulated here since Zebulon Pike first glimpsed the Rocky mountains. Old-timers swear that trout with fur plainly visible on their sides once were numerous. A request for proof of the fur-bearing trout story was received recently from Platte, by Wilbur Foshay, secretary of the Salida Chamber of Commerce. exchange specials 35c: midwestern exchange standards, 33c; near by. MUNCIE, Dec 5.

UP) Three men were found dead in a gas-filled room of a boarding house here today. Authorities said it was impossible to determine immediately whether the deaths were accidental. The dead were tentatively identified as Paul Reed, Joe Conner, and Walter Grady Johnson. Bootlegging Keeps Dropping Berkshire -J iancy mediums, mtwmc; near by and western, exchange mediums, 30Jc; pullets, 28c; near by and midwestern, refrigerator, specials, 28 31c; standards, 26 27c; firsts, 24 25c. Browns Extra fancy, 33J34c; hear by and western, exchange specials, 33c; near by, exchange mediums, 29c Dressed Poultry Market, irregular.

Live Foultry--By freight, market, wetk; chickens, 18c; eolored, Lghe. 14e; fewls, eelereS, li20e; Lr-aera, lie; pullet, Koeks, turkey, hens, 27e; toms, 2Sc; ducks. 16e: bv exsress. market complete fully. Let Us Help You Own Your Own Home! We are prepared to make First Mortgage Loans on City Property attractive interest rates.

Consult us if you are in need of money to buy, build, repair, or to refinance your present loan. Leans on ConvenUnt Dickinson Trust Company Public Records WAYNE CIRCUIT COURT WASHINGTON, D. Dec. 5. UP) Stewart Berkshire, chief alcohol tax enforcer, reported today on the fifth anniversary of prohibition repeal that the volume of bootleg liquor continues to de-clfre.

Wneji congress boosted the liquor tax last suapr.er irOni $2 ta $2.25 a gallon, treasury folk ahivered a bit at the thought that the increased cost might put new life into bootlegging. chickens, Rocks, 16 20c; colored, near-by, 16 17c; southern, 14c; Reds, 17c; broilers. Rocks, 15 22c; crosses, 17 20c; fowls, colored, Leghorn, 16 17c; pullets, Recks, 23 26c; crosses, 2e; Reds, jftostjy 24c Tfce eldest container of preserved soup in America is said to be a 77-year-old flask of veal broth sealed by Louis Pasteur. MORTGAGE LOANS Norman Merritt is plaintiff ia an action agaiiut AJverta Memtt for divoree. Cruel and inhuman treatment is alleges in the weak; receipt far from cleared;.