Journal and Courier from Lafayette, Indiana • 11

ft i Thursday Evening December 24 1931 LAAXJTTE JOURNAL ANDCOURIER 11 MARKETS TODA Railroad News ICanght in Raid The pfesentalon Ma 40 ill 10 10 20 5S 19 Radio and Television de liberate over the' retention of dis arrangements' for the party Talks A 1 L1iTh 1 REE de duty tract year a BULGE SWINETO sharpest operating oaPd sion Merry who Christmas JonesHatcheries CLOSING OUT SALE M' I nn 1 so 7 00 00 6 4 EASTJURN Aut 2 3 2 MARKET white ducksf heavy riday JOHN SPERB Hardware Paint and Glass 3 New Year Indiana Power 5W Prase Shoe Store Crabbs Reynolds ay 4 Caliente Jockey announced that chosen to ebruary (new (new (new 4 Hi 14' It1 from tions ISc 33c 30c and the base i in The fif and the MamJya to be their Adjutant opinion where They Ames Glenn foot no no no down a IS 25c Thursday Mi: OAT? Dev Ma: held sea 15 50 around 450 13c cent WHEAT Dec 1 ctic Sc 31 00 tSc 5ij 13 ein26 Horr: lop Wheat 343000 buhcls equal to 00 no 50 no on 30 on no so sn 00 50 40 licenses Jan since 1931 licenses expire said Ij (be The 1928 Pontiac Tudor Kohl of Kentland was at Kentland late Wednesday noon according to Iifayette police Wheat bushels nt changed to catalog la New Ready Your Copy or SHEETtne tend and holiday representative composed 25 I 2i 39 38 WiJ Sat from In were made by Mrs Gaffney and Conley After the din ner a large Christmas tree was featured at which time a gift ex change was enjoyed was Otter and husband 'in the eve them At one removed to her Mrs Phillips who 'was was driving west on Brown the truck was being north on ourth street had 1 a Mr Shuster They reported gallon alcohol a small a barrel of mash in the at home on the Wetli farm' in Parish hold at tne reecipts: last week Marlrrf Eire and wether lambsut lambs Shep yardmaster at 11:30 in Hie American Dawes un Britain is al hours removed week but tended each was an order for $3 in mer These men working on nA tr loughs POWERS WARN (Continued from Ease One) 6 a 5 Rabbits aHa rabbit cottontail per doz lbs lbs) lb) lbs) per cent tingent the diplomatic corps turns out in full then men re splendant in full dress and the womep in fashionable gowns and furs the medi aeval costumes and rough shoes of the native women of Bethlehem Only the privileged' spectators in the front pews will Jjeable to wit ness the ceremonial of 'robing and disrobing the patriarch ac companiment of 'the liturgy Be low in the' grotto of the Nativity hundreds of: devout will file marble manger symbolic of the humble scene Of the birth 1931 years ago "I 7 PILGRIMSILLROADS All roads i leading fo Bethlehem were fllledLv today with pilgrims hoping to participate in the Christ mas day services inside Ath church which is shared by the Orthodox Latin Armenian Jacobite Coptic Maronite and other faiths' With exception of he Bethlehem Christmas in the holy land passes virtually unnoticed 1 There are 10000iChristians in Jerusalem divided between 'sixteen denominations of which only the Latins Anglicans and Protestants celebrate Christmas tomorrow the remainder celebrating according to the Greek calendar thirteen day later' i States into systems petition the and A interest' 19c 13c 13c 10c lc 8c EYES WORLD Cofttiriued from Page One) Sheep higher higher: 600: closely sorted kinds held I200W275 and choice to choice good and his two rushed to a 5 6 7 Robs Police Station HUNTINGTON Va Dec 24 (AP) The police station was gobbed today A thief broke open a desk and got 127 in three envelopes two $11 bonds and a $5 fine He over looked a cash 'drawer containing between $700 and $800 POTATO MARKET CHICAGO Dec (AP) ir nr A orrieiilttire 23 rars: on track 1 4is ears ner Sale Every Saturday Starting at 1 Tan fresh cows 30 head ef atpek cattle 150 stock hogs tows and pigs EASTBURN Auct of stolen after report to WABASH NOTES: I VM King yard planned to be off duty Thursday night and Paul Kessen has been assigned to the vacancy I Thursday It was said that ORMER COACH (Continued from Page One) Terry uneral uneral services for NTs liam Terry will be conducted urday morning at 10 the Templeton funeral home terment in Greenbush cemetery judging from appearances 13 13 missal of the coach was ferred Meanwhile rumors prevailed that Dr Walter El (Doc)' Meati well veteran Badger basketbill coach has been chosen to suc ceed Athletic Director George Lit tle who resigned recently fiillv st pad holiday comingthe pens nr tn an higher Leaves Hospital William Airhart 1314 Cincinnati Btreet who suffered head and shoulder injuries Wednesday after noon when he fell while at play on the Washington school play ground: was able to return to his home from St EJiiabeth hospital Thursday morning 822 824 Main St Phene 2777 Wis Dec status of 4 6 139 271 6 32 30 37s ind flour wheat APPROVE STATE (Continued Page One) PAYMENTS DUE 1 (Continued from Page One) Thieved Raid illing Station Taking Candy' Tobacco Third Visit fi 'MONTMORENCI Ind Dec 24 The Earl Smith gasoline station and? cigar and candy counter on State Road 53 six miles north of here was robbed of merchandise valued at $3530 last night the third raid there in three months The loot consisted of three boxes or candy one and one half cases of pop three boxes of cigars 11 cartons of cigarettes four dozen cans of smoking tobacco 28 pack ages 'of chewing tobacco and a five gallon can of oil A window was broken to gain entrance to the 'station Authorities at Lafay ette were notified 28 4 5 18 27 BIG OUR NOTES i Percifield water service foreman has returned from a busi ness trip to Earf William arrell cashier In the local freight was in' In dianapolis Wednesday Heuss of Indianapolis su pervisor of bridges buildings was in the city Wednesday on com pany business' 1 George airchild car repairman plans to spend Christmas day with" his family in Danville 111 John Madden local agent planned to leave Thursday for Indianapolis to spend the holi days with his daughter Charles Anderson assistant wa ter service foreman has returned from a business trip to Lebanon Ralph Van Dyke of Chicago traveling passenger agent for the and railway the city' companyf business Wednesday A Patterson car repairman' plans to spend the holidays with his family at Georgetown 1117 Costello conductor on first trick yard engine is off 'duty and iR Stevens is workirig jn his place I Holtz brakeman on the first trick yard engine is off duty and Collins 'is working' In his place Swaney extra yard brake man worked inR Stevens' place on the trick" yardengine Thursday Wilbur (Moore Wabash ya venue crossing watchman plans to be off duty Christmas day i is on off duty list to for a 6ti 51 115 115 10 1 10 9 I 9 resertntion so a to register unal terable opposition to furtherre vision thus acquired a controlling importance If as the result the United States can do nothing to justify non payment there is ample possibility of default by several at least of the debtor nations a critical blow to world credit structure Som' who have the privilege under ex isting agreements? doubtless will invoke the right to withhold' cer tain payments of principal and in amounting about $88 000004? of the $250000000 which will be' due in next year UP? TO EUROPEAN NATIONS fcbmrUie angle it yvas the 8tep in the sitnation ls up to the' Europeaii Some has ethown of confer ence on reparations possibly debts also but' prospect of American participation'was dim ySuggestions advanced that the debts to the United Spates paidin territory have met with no ot nciai notice this prospect of precipitated itself just had 'finished A ith the and thpresident had STRONGLY URGE (Continued from Page One) CHEER PERVADES 4' (Continued 'from Page One) going at that level on trade light run was quickly 11 interests especially Each child was given a tov and also a sack of candy fruit and nuts Both young and old had a jolly time Iater in the afternoon gifts and treats for children of St Joseph's orphanage weretaken to this in stitution under the direction of Mr jMehne 4 (U Potetoe car dull cwt Wts 1 ARMING wagon with hay raek 1 walk ing plow 2 sulky plows 2 spika tooth harrows 1 7 ft disc harrftw corn planter with 80 hods of wire 3 cultivators' 1 8 ft McCormick binder 1 grain drill 1 mowing machine 1 hay rake 1 stalk rake 3 sets harness 5 horse collars 10 tons of mixed hay in barn CASH one a and both famous are The tion charged Dr Andre either shoved her out of the machine or caused her to fall by reckless driv ing The defense held her death came through a simple accident The verdict followed eight days of sensational testimony which in volved almost everyphase of night life in Reno Dr Andre and Mrs Hutchinson first met in airmont and for two years the state charged carried on clandestine love affair in the office Dr Andre came to Reno last June Mrs Hutchin son following in August only to find another woman had come be tween them it was charged Dr Andre testified he and Mrs Hutchinson were engaged to be married a month before he separ ated from his wife and said he had come to Reno to obtain a di S'Orce 247000 whoat un Caih corn Caih oata lower and barelvwere a fair einsr seen on which were ulHUDCl "tall cleaning up before the close The tub TO SUSPEND AGUA CALIENTE MEETING Cal Dec day or CHICAGO POULTRY CHICAGO Dec (AP) Poultrv alive receipts 1 car 21 trucks: fowls and youn tom turkeys weak balance firm: fowls sprinjfs 37c: roosters 10c hen tCirkeys 28c young toms 24c: old toms 18r heavy white ducks Jflc small 17c heavy colored ducks 18c small 16r geese 15c (57 lbs) (6 lbs I 7 70 70 70 emergency summoned 1 VAkft Bls sons are Know Ji publisher of the John aftef 85501)850 and the early steers good and choice lb 900 to $7251150: 1100 to 1500 heifers good ami 850 lbs $550775 7a: com medium $275325 bulls excluded ignod and choice So vea lers milk led good medium stockers and feeders receipts '9000 asking few earlv sales strong better grade Iambs wo day providing' Market pre also 1ihr rpreints Cattle continued slow steady All best killers sale with some activity a few elect offerings takn cstly bv local buveis tnnk the thp pen1 COMMUNITY SALE BARN Lafayatta Ind 325 North Third Stratt Goes to Prison OWLER (Spe cial) Ray 'Haas a young farmer living eight miles southwest of was arrested liquor raid last night pleaded guilty to possession of intoxicating liquor in the Benton circuit court here today and was sentenced by Judge Snyder to one 'to five years in the Indiana reformatory He was taken to prison by Deputy Sheriff Amos Senesac and Ralph Hamptdn' town marshal The raid was conducted by fed eral prohibition enforcement of ficers from Liayette and Sheriff ieonara finding a still and basement William Grove township Jlaas is married and has a family Plan Auto Check The local official license 1 branch will be closed riday in observ ance of Christmaslay Mrs Het tie Dunkin manager' announc ed the state police would start check ing for nary 1 December 31 just seven' days from Thursday Although several have secured their 1932 chauffeur badgesmany more are still to ap ply REE DENTIST (Continued from Pag One) Market I to 20A Our New 193? uriiA tor Cull for It at Hatchery Wallace Hatchery Lafayette Ind Wolcott Brick Drain Tile Co Wolcott Ind Phone 77 stiSw ift Cammaneihg at 12:30 Sharp 4 1 sorrsl 'heraa 8 ysara old weight 1450 4 brown horso 8 ysars old wsight 1400 1 8 yoar old mars muleweight 1400 1 blind gray maro woight 1300 3 HEAD 1 big spotted cow 5 years old will bs frosh soon 1 brindla oow 4 years eld giving 3 gallons milk per day12 yearold cow giving 3 gallon milk per day district has been congested for ten days or more Stores have been open each evening this week until 9 but were scheduled to close at 6 o'clock Thursday eve ning Business generally was to be susoended riday with all of closed City schools closed 'Wednesday and jural schools Thursday fbr' the holiday vacation As number of churches an nounced special services for Christ mas eve and ridav and as usual these were expected to be attended by large congregations 4 SANTA CLAUS HERE: fOld friend Santa had established a branch headquarters here Thurs day' A yisiC to the Salvation Army citadel left rio: doubt about One of aides permitted this 4 reporter to peek inside and told him a few of the many good things which are in store for the poor children and needy families the community irst there was the setting for the big childrens party made pos sible through the Journal and Courier Good ellows and Lafay ette firemen i with others who as sisted entire front of the hall was filled with toys treats stockings and other articles All poor children were Invited io at tend this party set for Thursday evening at citadel What a was in Atore for corner of the platform stands ii tree in th? center a fire place through which Santa was expected to make his appearance The eve program was to include a short entertainment by children of the Army Sunday school and then distribution of toys treats and clothing The collection of toys included about everything de signed to gladden the heart of any boy or girl' Santa was to be assisted by firemen rep resenting the whole departments whose members have repaired about 1000 oldtovs BASKETS OR NEEY Then in another art the citadel were la be seen over 100 bushel baskets of food sit for distribution Thursday afternoon Adjutant A Schnarr said cards had been sent odf to families for whom the baskets were intended A live chicken end everything else needed to make up a complete and wholesome Christmas meal was given each of these families With the room cleared of the bas kets the stage was to be set for the 'big evening children's party to which all poor children of the city are invited In addition many others about the city were busy Thursday fill ing and delivering baskets oftfood and clothing and' toys to poor ramiiies ana enuaren Schnarr expressed the Thursday that there would be lit tle duplication this year in Christ mas baskets The Elks and Eagles lodges the schools and other or ganizations and families ere tak ing care of a large number of families providing 1 checks or bas kets The Salvation Army street kettles netted $S9 Wednesday WORK PROVIDED The community welfare fund through the city has provided a employment? this week for aoout zoo men ana given chandise streets and Columbian were enabled 'Tn' this manner to earn food for Christmas The com munity employment office has also' made a special effort to provide idle men and women with xwork so that they might earn money for Christmas Status Is Still Much in Doubt MADISON The Thistlethwaite ball coach remainediin doubt to day and will probably not oe settled until after the Christmas holidays An athleic council meet ing scheduled to serves fifty nine communities on a retail basis and ten on a wholesale basis The Northern Indiana Power company an Insull property 'with xsaaivv ail JUIU1HV A11U already operates in the following counties: Howard Tippecanoe Hamilton Madison Tipton Grant Boone Clinton Cass Carroll Miami Huntington Wabash Kos ciusko Marshall ulton Whitley Allen Wells and Marion The Northern company also operates ari winter urban line between Marion1 Kt komo and rankfort The public service commission also approved the merger of the Public service company and the Indiana Electric corporation into the Public Service company of In diana tyhich has ils principal HEAD COLLEGE Wooley's choice was fore shadowed yesterday by the White House announcement that the president: Intended to choose a woman as one of rep resentatives She was mentioned then as one pf those under con sideration op years Miss Woolley has been' president of Mt Efolyoke col leges for girls at South Hadley but doling that peiiod jshe has found time to become known as one of the foremost ad vocates of world concord Southern Lines RALEIGH Dec (AP) The North Carolina cor poration commission today filed an intervening petition with the in ter state commeice commission urging that the Chicago Indian apolis and Louisville (Monon) rail road be allocated jointly to tho Atlantic Coast Line and Southern Railway company The petition protested against the allocation of the 1 to the Baltimore Ohio system in the commission's proposal for the consolidation of the railway prop erties or the united a limited number of The ownership of iL by the in the public calise "it is of great Importance to the carriers serving North Car olina and Carolina and southeastern It said the I interest is In the movement of traffic north and south while the Baltimore Ohio railroad and other large eastern trunk lines are primarily interested in the move qf traffic east and The petition was filed in Wash ington with tlie Interstate com merce commission Sizes: 4 to 30 Inches Inclusive Delivered Anywhere The Ellins gentry taking advantage a curtailed run and th position packer who went short or tn born ami a af advance at the local jards closing i 114 ltvV4r eoAVA JIKI1L llfillio higher and were medium wekhts steers $1025 to 900 lbs $7501? 1150 5 50 JO cows good and choice mon and medium $275 yearlings excluded good oeer and choice 6 VO Dr Charles Moore Long Veterinarian at Oxford Dies Thursday OXORD Dec (Special) Dr Charles Moore 71 long a veterinarian and a resident of Ox iora: ana vicinity for 55 suecumbed to pneumonia this morning at the here of a eister Mrs John ley He had been ill only INDIANAPOLIS LIVESTOCK INDIANAPOLIS Dec (AP) 8 Department of Agricultures 'Hogi receipts 2500 holdovers 261 mostlv 1525c higher light lights 140 to 160 ids gooa ana cnoice $4dv: weights 160 to lbs good choice $475: 180 to 200 lbs and choice to 220 lbs to 250 lbs 465 heavy good and 350 Ibs packing rows and good $3 100 to 130 lbs Cattle racelnts higher trend on all classes largely ba cause of scarcit veaiers mll $700)750 and common Sheep receipts 3000: lambs active strong to 25c higher lambs good and choice common lne dium $360575 others unchangdv? (Market closed until Monday) $625 arid above fat ewe' lambsSO lbs down good $5500625 ewes medium feeding "lambs choice $450 490 light and good $475 madluni weights 200 good and choice $465 230 good and choice weights 250 to 290 lbs choice $4350440: 290 good and choice $415)435 zb to sou Jos msaium 25400 slaughter pigs good and choice $450 zvo calves zuu SAN DIEGO (AP) President James Corf ton of the Agua club late today the presents race meeting would be temporarily suspended beginning tomorrow Poor attendance resulting in a loss of $100000 for the days the meeting has been in "progress resulted in the decision to tempor arily suspend racing 4 00 tDarley 4 I 4 4 00 30 down veaiers 50c uv: fed and choice medium 00 cull 53UU7WDJ10 3uuo: sis of the calls for con centrated? action whichf'only the governments can take The problem the committee de cided is without a parallel in time of peace and action is most urgently needed in a much wider field tliati Germany alone ONE OPTIMISTIC NOTE v' The experts struck an optimistic note in the section deahng with Genre Industry it 1s impossible to fix ftj they said is none the less certain it (prosperity) will ultimately be restored with the assistance of the measures sug gested by the The report also observed peroid crisis has been followed' by a nerfod of 'prosperity and it fiff justifiable to judge the prospects for the future on the basis of anexceptional period of USE STRONG LANGUAGE The Summary was prepared by Walter Stewart American member of the committee and by Sir Walter Layton British dele gate Even though the: document made no specific recommendations it contained stronger language than was expected here The question of unconditional reparations annuities which the committed rwa a not empowered to touch was "not directly referred to but itj'wasJsStated committee would'3ipt' consider it had fully its task if it did not draw stfie' attention the govern ments ta the unprecedented gravity oL the the magnitude of which undoubtedly exceeds the short depression' en visaged in" the YOung plan to meet hfieaaures of safeguard contained were STEWART HAD REE HAND Mr Stewart said he had a free han J' in the negotiations and there had been no communication be tween him and Washington In answer to a question he said the referenjes to jvar debts were con tained a abroad yin? the issued last October by President Hoover and Premier aval after? their conversations In 1 Asked the recommenda tion for adjlistment of wgr debts weU as'? reparations were com patible with the views 'ad ministration1 'a Washington he said he thought is thersahie difference between the language of tire report a nd the views as between the rider on the by congress and the DELEGATES DISAPPOINTEDMost delegates seemed disap pointed because no definite mendation written into the re port The rench and their sup porters were pleased at having passed the question of what must be done over to the conference 'Of governments that is tentatively slated for some next month Crown Laundry Dinner 1 Is Christmas eature The annual Christmas dinner for the employe of the Crown Laundry 'was held 'Wednesday from? 11:30 until o'clock at the plant on South ourth street Ninety places 1 were arranged nt tables beautifully with Christmas greenery appointments A from each department the 'committee in charge of 'the uncertainty as congress moratorium given it the final touch of legality by signing the resolution of approval Senator Reed of Pennsylvania supporter of the administration on everything but 'debt revision ed the Basel report with the as sertion that rap debtors are amply able to pay withoutreference to reparations reight Office Closing All freight offices of steam car riers operating through the city will be closed1 in dbservance of Christmas day riday it was announced Thursday morning1 by Hamilton to whom the au thority was given 07 Take This Oppor 4 tunity to Wish Our riends and Patrons a Very Merry Christmas and a Happy Dec May 1 Dee Jan tions) resulting in Japanese cap ture 'of the walled city of New chang and control of various rail way branches near Chincow 'were necessitated by thev continued a'c tivity of In connection with the reported contemplated seizure of Chinchow the cruiser Izumo and the aircraft carrier Noto ro proceeded to Port Arthur The Japanese navy office explained dispatch of the battle ships on the grounds of the exist ing to The navy office also ordered the aircraft carrier Kaga the twenty seventh 'destroyer division and the twenty tnird destroyer flotilla to stand by at the Sasebo the event of emergency teenth destroyer division special service battleship were ordered? to stand 'by at the Kure base Aspecial landing bat talion was detailed to? stand by at Yokosuka A apanepe destroyer division consists of Vessels making at least 14 warships already call ed up for Manchurian service it needed 1 Meanwhile latest news from' the indicated Chinese irregu lars were putting up stiff opposl tionato continued advance of the Japanese westward 'in the direc tion of Chinchow Predicts CiviL'War SHANGHAI (A) Civil 'war? in China by next Spring was predicted today by Madame Sen widows of former revolutionary president and who a few days a go delivered a strong attack upon the present Chinese leadership Referring to' the recent' changes in' the government at Nanking she paldrri1 5 changes will in no way alter the grievous 'conditions exist ing in the Kuomintang (national party) It is merely the squab bling of petty chieftains tor addi tional spoils The' KuomintaJig she said as a' leader of revolutionary movement is NICKEL NOTES A Hurst telegrapher in the su perintendent's office was" in: dianapolis Wednesday ufternoon Miss Margaret Coffey stenog rapher has gone Vo Tipton to spend the holidays with her par ents 1 1 Thompson rankfort claim agent was in the city on company business Wednesday" 1 1 Nelson engineer on pas senger trains 25 and26' was duty Thursday 1 Bogardus' timekeeper planned to 1 leave Thursday for Tipton to spend the holidays with his family j' 'H A Decker of Rankin special agent was in the city Wednesday on company business Newspaper Item Leads To Discovery of Auto After reading in the Journal and Courier Wednesday evening that tne auto or Oscar Norman been stolen Tuesday West jf Lafayette citizen 1 Chambers notified the police 'de parttnent that the car had been abandoned on Second street be tween Russell and Waldron The item in the paper carried the li cense number of the car the means by which the auto was identified his gridiron togs and donned the raiments of success as a business man and a publisher Because of a recent nervous breakdown Ames had been away from his office at the Booth ish eries company where lie was board chait man for a week Last night he? was jovial while dining with brother in law Walter Ross in the Ross home at Evanston The Ross family said he appeared imbueji with yule tide cheer OUND BY CHAUEUR But a few hours later while his negro chauffeurJohn Kjdrid was driving 'him home he complained of feeling faint The driver stopped the automobile and went into a drug store to buy some spirits of ammonia He returned to the car to find his employer unconscious and bleeding with a smoking re volver clutched in his hand Police were called and Ames was rushed to a hospital But he dead before they were able to get nim 1 on an table T4 nrHfull sons" and their the hospital ton Iz Ames Chicago "Evening Post and Dawes Ames They arrived their father's death A sorrowful Christmas was the lot of widow and youngest daughter Emily Anne 5 who were" due to arrive "hojne to aay irom Jacksonville ia they had been vacationing were on si the train when took his life Two surviving relatives oauirnter i living in London 'England 'daughter ds Rosemary Ames 24 a star London recently became engaged to A Meyer a' theatrical producer in the British capital she was the wife 'of Ogden Netting who headed utility in terests of Samuel Insull other relative in London is General Charles Gates Dawes ambassador to Great Britain He was second cousin and one of his closest friends AMED OOTBALL PLAYER At Princeton in the late eighties Ames won nation wide fame as one of the best fullbacks in the gridiron (ameX He graduated? in 1890 and coached the Purdue Uni versity 7 football team in 1891 and 1892 Then he came to Chicago pursue his1 brilliant career or a long period of time was head of I Ames 'and company an investment concern Then he went into the newspaper business be coming1 publisher of the Chicago Journal of Commerce After re linquishing this post to his son Knowlton Ji the elrts'r Amea be came president ofK the Booth isheries company LOCAL CASH GRAIN Effective to 1:30 sort wneat soft wheat aoft wheat allow corn yellow eom yellow corn yellow corn $450 TUP HERL MAKES 50G GUN Big our Trainmaster Gets Christmas Gift a token of and esteem A Nichols of Kankakee 111 trainmaster for the Big our railway was given a Gladstone traveling bag as a Christmas pres ent by all of the local yard em ployes and Elzir St John round nouse loreman was made by rank 'Rock local uy Thursday morning at yard of fice Hard Burned Shale Drain Tile COLLEGEWOMAN TO 8E DELEGATE ATPTACI PARLEY WASHINGTON Dec (AP) A vigorous and able fem: inina advocate of peace Mary Emma Woolley SouthR Hadley Mass was chosen today as the flrdt woman delegate to an inter national disarmament conference She will accompany? Senator Swanson democrat of Virginia ana cuiers yei to ue mevjueneva parley The chairman of delegation Charles i bassador to Great ready only a few the site for the negotia Bif Quitting Business Sale 1 Now Going On dinner sang repaired to Christmas party arrived by this time ready for the appearan'ce of Santa wno was suspicioned to be PaJ ma 2c discount for each moisture over 23 per ft 3 2 soy beans because tniR nn principal cen Thursday on AT THE MONON SHOPS Louis Schmitt machinistdaughter planned to week end in New Alban Taylor fireman was on the off duty list Thursday the holi days rant Wilbanks? fireman has been granted a short vacatiofi to rest Engineer Sarles engineer on passenger trains No 19 and 28 is laying off forrthe holidays I fiu Miller engineer on passen gertrains No 3' and 4' has been granted a short layoff Ira Speer engineer is o'nthe 6ff duty list 'to rest for a brief time Sense 'fireman 5 was on the off duty list Thursday to rest i Hurst fireman on passen ger ains No 19 and 28 is off duty and Sherrier: is working in his place O' Hinton)1 engineer on th'0 3 yard engine has been granted a short' layoff George Vaughan switchman' on the second trick yard engine ft off duty Harry ord 'brakeman has 'been' granted a short layoff' i Long switchman was the off datv list Thursday to rest Herbert King switchman tne short time 4 switchman on the third trick yard engine was off duty Thursday Davis conductor on local freight trains No43 and duty and Lou arrow is" working in his place a John Rankin brakeman was off dutyj Tnursdaj resting up for Short time Ask Monon Road Be Allocated to LOCAL POULTRY Prices for Thursday and Saturday urnished and Guaranteefl by Lafayetts Poultry and Junk company ens Capons 7 lbs and over T5 sprints Colored springs Slaps 4 fetborn broilers lthorn hens roosters Turkeys mun? TWheat 1 rais wih grade last ear wuh 8 or con year none Oats 36 contract grade: last todaj Wheat 4 oatsT cars 0000 1025c hlg Today 599000 Ameilcan Can i Amer Tel and Tel 5S (Anaconda 55 Atlantic Ketinlng (Bethlehem bteel Chrysler Motors ''I I tx tVllHUi Genera! Electiic General Motors Goodrich Goodyear Gold Dut 'Hudson Motors ittijHupp Motors 1 1 nt Harvester 552iKcnnecott Copper 545 Kresge 8 5 70 I Montgomery Vard (Nat Cash Res CHICAGO Dec (AP) With nIX Central brightly lighted Christmas tree glowing Packard Motors nver ihe grain pits brokers made I Para Pubhx merry today and watched wheat prices Penn score modest gains The gains were Penney largely a rafieetion ot evening up trans actions preparation for the triple hol iday ahead Cables indicating negoti a tions were under wey to promotehfpments British stocks of Russian wheat to Germany to be used in pay ment for German sales of commod in fttiaaia wpra rnnatrued bullish bacKuse indicatins British mill unwillingness to use low grade Russian supplies 111 a 1 Aeo zl rw i IL ft finish corn Ai up Stand oats at a shade to He advance and Borg ntvnai urif 'ivvioiuiia uuuHtuigeu tv HOGS higher i pounds i pounds i pound pounds pounds pounds i pounds i pound pounds CATTTK Market slow steady Best shipping steers air to good steers 900 to 1100 pounds Good quality stock steers Prime young heifers air young heifers Stock heifers Good heavy cows Common to medium cows Cutters Canners Choice bulls Bolognas CALVKS Market 50c higher Top cal es Good to choice Medium tn good Out calves reiHitfj Radio Corp Sears Roebuck' Sinclair Oil Stewart arner Studebaker Union Carbide Steel asJWarner Bros Pic vvestbse Etec Woolworth Yellow Truck Chicago Stocks Oil Ind Warner (Grigsby Grunow co I Nat Standard CHICAGO Dec (A) VUHties averaged a little higher early today inf iionr'ort hv rrrrt A that wheat SUL) vllleS SCI ICO nil a Tlarnnnl TVbrA f4 AC AM A 1 1 1 1Z Downturns in securities howevet acted as a check on grain advances ppen ing He off to up wheat after ward held rear the initial limits Cornrarted unchanged to lower and subsequently kept steady Bullish sentiment among wheat trad ers gained more fores in later deal ings as the stock market tone im prnved Giving aid tn the buying side 'in the wheat pit was talk of prospective smaller production of domestic winter wheat owing to smaller 'acreage and to low conditions of theplent In a large percentage of tne surplus raising sections On the other hand Argentine and Australian ship ments for the week were heavier than either last week or a year ago and Russian exports: continued large available stocks of wheat were reported as having increased 12 2fift 000 bushels In November compared with 26098000 bushels Increase dur ing October and with 12979000 bushels Increase in November last jeer Corn and oats 'derived firmness from wheat strength and from notice taken that the bulk of the com visible supply in umcao lots today: of contract Corn 103 grade last with 8 of none a Inspected corn 90 cars: receipts $460 primary bushels Abandon Stolen Car The automobile of Claude: Kiger of Williamsport which was stolen from its parking place on South iftn street in this city Tuesday night has been found so a oanaonea two miles from on1 ben oo own NEW YORK Dec? Secur itles markets drifted on fairly even keef todav while holiday preparations diverted much of Wall atten tion from price level The report of the Young plan ad visory committee was re garded with satisfaction In banking quarters but it regarded as a step of too a nature have notable effect upon security mar kets luctuations in share prices were confined to extraordinarily narrow lim its The market was fairly firm for a time in the morning but developed an easier tone atter miaaay "LIBERTY BOND PRICES NEW YORK Dec 2 (API government bonds closed: Liberty $9729 first 4li $9914 lourth $99 16 treasury 48 $10022 CH ICAGO LI VESTOCK CHICAGO Dec (AP) (V Department of Agriculture) Hogs? le celpts 20000 including 12000 direct active 15c to mostly 25c higher: top $465 good and choice 140 to 160 lbs $425460 160 to 200' 1 $445 465 200 (o 250 lbs $440 46n 200 tn 250 IK' $140'465: 230 to 330 IM' $420(tr450i vackinsr sows medium and gnod $3 553 80 pigs good and choice $375433 i Cattle receipts SOOOr calves 1500 medium weights and weighty steers 25c nr more lower In between grades showing most decline yearlings and light steers moderately active and mostly she stock steady to 25c higher: bulls and veaiers stronger most top fiOO 11100 lbs known at the' John property located on the Calhoun farm 4 milea northwest of Lafayette mile north of Klon dike echool Tuesday December 29 1931 am ma am a at 1 IA la a i CHICAG Departmen receipts 1 fetal TJ a shipments tradtnr slow: sacked eensln Round Whites few 515c: unclassified Jdann Russets 1 45il SS fw Jl0 No 3 sic: rommerclsli lOcffll OO tew selected cars hither Woman Hurt in Auto Collision Mrs Herbert Phillips 852 North Salisbury street Wpst La fayette suffered bruises and a sprained back in a collision: be tween the Essex auto she was driving and a Coca Cola Bottlin'? company truck at ourth and Brown streets at 5 'o'clock Wed nesday evening The Phillips car turned over Mrs Phillips was treated at the office of a physician ana later was home alone street driven Auto Turns Over And Couple Hurt Mr and Mrs Ben Plummer 780 Waldron avenue Chicago were in jured in an automobile accident on federal road 52 one mile south of Montmorenci at 9 o'clock Wed nesday night when the Chevrolet car in which theywefe riding was forced off the highway According to a report made to the police a truck owned by Jacob Levey of 89 North Jefferson street Indian apolis was parked blocking the roadway The Plummer auto turned over afid Mrs Plummer suffered severe contusions 1 Her back and shoulders were sprained and she was badly bruised She was taken: to the Home hospital but planned Io leave Thursday Mr Plummer suffered a bruised chest when he was "thrown against the steering wheel and it was believed that he had sustained a broken rib or two A little daughter of the couple Elizabeth 8 escaped injury The truck and auto were both traveling toward Lafayette made another advance the second as many days to sell at a roaring $650 top for all iselect toppers Other offerings were a snappyale tn shippers? at $5 OOfJBOO and 1007 5 00 Out kinds that Is long hsirod and half fat offerings held stadv and slow on light receipt Lambs looked active and fully etgady tn strong at nuoted averages Shippers qro elsn the principal buyers of lambs Thursday cleaning up the short i in well before the close More fancy I inds could have been used easily it wee said There will be no market either ri saturdav or inis 11 be received and CHICAGO PRODUCK CHICAGO Dec (AP) Butter receipts 6068 tubs steady unchanged Eggs receipts 2370 cases steady ex tra firsts 27c fresh graded firsts 25c current receipts 23c refrigerator firsts 1714c refrigerator extras Egg futures refrigerator standards Dec 1717jc Butter futures? Dc CHICAGO CASH PRICES CHICAGO Dec' (AP) Wheat Nn 2 red 55c 4 yellow corn No 3 mixed 3c: Nn int2 yellnw No 3 white 37Jc: I oats No 2 white 2 4 rye no sales dc tnnornv seen nuurAVor aonri 1 1 1 1 1 7 las $555: ribs 3587' bellies 15 TOLEDO SEEDS TOLEDO Dec Grain on track 28c rate basis nominal wheat No 2 red No 1 red 5656c corn and oats un changed: grain in store transit billing attached wheat above track quotation seeds unchanged principal office in Kokomo Ind 4te years at 9 home Quig sincn last Sunday Dr Moore wai born at Dayton Ind a son of Jarnos and Margaret Moore and never married He had been a member of the of 1 lodge here for about years? Surviving three sisters Mrs John Gray of Morroc Mrs JanieA Threlfall of Wiphta Kans and Mra Quigley uneral services will be held here Saturday afternoon at 2 at the home of a niece Mrs Roys Voliva interment in the West cemetery Christmas Party Thrills Orphans ifty who make tip the population of Cary Home were thrilled by a visit from Santa Claus Thursday aft ernoon at the owler hotel Each year Mehne hotel manager gives Christmas party for the orphans and' this year the Ki wants club co operated Kiwania'ns many of them with their wives as guests enjoyed a carois ana at 1 the lobby for the The children had and were nirtihCL Werlnedav bulged to a $450 top on market fpr the ere full 25c acarce at the prlea elimbed 35c: heavies advance while 255)350 higher Roughs advantage throughout the with mor st 8325 Th pxcptlnnall I A ft lcal packers who wern badly in need of pork Monday's trade i expected I STS 4 a UK MMftll nil '4 to I A' JK Chicago Grain 1 Stocks (ural abed py Lameun Bros A Co) (urnished py Lamioa Brux Co) Artl lOpenlHighl Low ICloseiCloe New York CtoeeClo cles Pi lcePrlce'PrtceDeJ4De2 Stocks Dc3jDc23 I I 52 53 52 53 53 54 53 54 55 56 'j 55 5531 i 35 35 33 35 '36 38 56 38H MO 40i 39H 40 23 23 23 23i 25 25HI 35 25 40 40 40 40 4T 4 44i 45 0 1 542 67O4.