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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-08-10
On the Grand Circuit

=, 2 IA Glass Trotting (purse S1.2oo)-,
Bill Sharon, ch g tMurphy) -...
Jim Clark, br (Serenel .......
Lady Strathmorc. CHI m (Ricsa-
Alice sus 6. Forbes. br m jCMcMahonj S 7
Miss Rhinelander, Biuolite. Georgia re-
gina, MoJolla. Harry HawlSer Peter Will Tel
and Finvars also started Time Oo =
aI5' Class Trotting t3-year-olds; purse
Hope Frisco m murphy ......., l /
Eleanor Worthy. b Loomisl ......,
Lee Bond. b (Whitel .-.......... 8 5
Baron Etawah. b c COX .......... 4
The t' Guardianship iD 3 VS Stallion stake g.
year-olds: trotting: value S11. 05O)-
Lee worthy b (Whitel ....-..... l
Peter Earl. b c Ray ............
All Worthy b (Edmanb .....-...-
Ensign Tige. Collateral. The Great Lull-
water Lee wynolot and slavity also started.
Time-2 :05, 2:O7A
The Plain Dealer. EOS Class TrOtting
tpurse Sc. 00Ol--
The Great volo. !co1l I !
$ $:.,. : :i.;a
Tims15 :05 ,o5t 9 :Oe3I 53o 9;11.
2:12 Class Pacing sE,ap.,S y 200
Raven Directs Heir, br m
Binsen 1S9 Jr. b h (Childs-
E. s.el'e Belle ) m tpu.manj. 3 5 70
Billy Lands. blk wicker
f ha%9sr swift. Lady aramaa and Red Re- e
view also started Ttme-2 :07 u. 2:O6 "a.
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After breakin' a few swimmin' rec
ords, this bird. Johnny Weismuller. al
ways crawls outta the tank and takes
a bath.
We don't know yet whether Carp
was fightin' Dempsey or workin' for
fhaz1ovieS
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-08-10

Pongo Cantillon says it will be mis-
Miller team that will overtake the
leading Saints in the A. A race. His
pitching staff apparently has just
started to pitch and he is bolstering
all other departments. Wednesday
Oswald Bluege, infielder from the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-08-10
CLUB STANDINGS
GAMES TODAY

American Association
Min. at Ind. NIL. at Tol. 81 p. at Louis.
Kan. c. at Col.
American League
mo games scheduled.)
National League
Pit. at Phil. Gin. at n. 7. Chi. at Brook.
81 /. At Boa.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-08-10

The Marcos play the Park Crest team
double-header Sunday at the Keystone dia-
mond. Games are wanted for Aug. Pr and
Sept. 3. Call Belmont 0543.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
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The Mapletons will hold a meeting Fri
day night at $50 at 34OS N. Illinois St. All
players entered in the tournament are asked
to ba present
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-08-10

All Riverside A.. A. players are requested
to attend the meeting Friday night at Uden
and Clifton SITS.
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The playing of the New York Yam
KEGS on their western trip has knocked
the dope bucket over. 1t was predict
ed they would crack. but they are do.
ing better than at home.
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are indebted to the officers of the club
for their efforts in staging the meet.
The event is one of the biggest tour
neys held by the American Trap
shooting Association and puts this
city very much on the map among
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-08-10

~ NNAAASs
Down went the Indians again
Wednesday, the Millers winning the
second of the series at Washington
Park, to 2. The defeat cut the
Tribesmen down to a tie for third
place with the Cantillon crew in the
league race. Pitcher AicGraw was
too much for the slumping Indians
and they could not connect properly.
Carmen Hill twirled good ball the
seven innings he was on the Tribe
mound, but his mates didn't give him
sufficient batting support. He struck
out seven Millers in seven innings, but
two Of his four bases on balls de-
veloped into runs.
Jourdan got a home run off Bartlett
when Lee took up the Tribe pitching
burden after Hill had retired for a
pinch hitter who didn't hit The In
dams displayed some Of their old
form in the seventh inning and scored
twice on Browns single, Yerkes'
triple and Schreiber's out. 1t was not
sufficient, however, and they could not
do any further damage in the eighth
and last stanzas. Cavet finished the
game in the box for the home crew
when the %l1llers took a liking to
Bartlett's offerings.
1t was just another case Of not hit
ting hard enough, only five hits being
registered by the Hendricksmen. The
Millers got seven, one a home run,
and they also inserted two sacrifice
flies. Fisher fielded well at second
for the visitors.
Another Boone is in the spotlight,
the sport blaze, not the trail blaze. He
is young Dan Boone from Chatta-
nooga, and he twirled his first big
league game Wednesday for Cleveland,
beating Boston.
Twenty-one for Bambino Ruth. He
got it in the ninth at Detroit Wedncs-
day.
The playing of the New York Tan-
KEGS on their western trip has knocked
the dope bucket over. 1t was predict
ed they would crack, but they are do.
ing better than at home.
Pongo Cantillon says it will be mis-
Miller team that will overtake the
leading Saints in the A. A. race. His
pitching staff apparently has just
started to pitch and he is bolstering
-
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The Hoosier Cubs are without a game for
Sunday. Address Lawrence Brown, All W.
Tenth St.. or call Lincoln 4245.
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Twenty-one for Bambino Ruth. He
got it in the ninth at Detroit Wedncs-
day.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1922-07-18
receiving.

! receiving.
| No more contemplate express
sion ever animated from any
man in any official position than
that Of this "peace-time briga-
der in referring to these men
as being dependent upon the
charitable disposition Of the gov
ernment for which they fought. =
It is an insult to every man who
| wore a uniform to dub such q
man brigadier general, peace
time officer though he be, and
further disgrace and shame
that he should have in charge
the hospitilization- Of those men
who sacrificed their all in de-
fence Of what he terms "char-
| table government
The government has been gen
erous enough in it's provisions
for those men, but the selection
of those to administer the funds
has been lamentably faulty, and
the men have not received the
treatment which a generous and
appreciative government willed
! that they should have.
Common decency, if no other
reason, should require that these
men BE spoken Of and referred
! to with respect, and not as
"charity patients crawling on
Bonded knee begging the gov
eminent for which they fought
for the means Of sustenance. No
decent, patriotic American will
iapprove Of such expressions as
the unworthy Hbrigadier' gave
voice to, and such a man should
be removed even from his "peace
time'' rank and semi-official po-
sition. He is a disgrace to the
uniform which he wears and to
| the government which he is sup
posed to serve.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1922-07-18

It is deplorable that employers
and employees cannot settle their
differences without resort to
violence, entailing great loss Of
life and property, which newt
ably results in developing deep
feeling between all parties, ex-
tending even to those not direct
ly interested. Already the coal
strike has taken a considerable
toll Of human life, and develop
ments in the rail strike look as
if that also will result in untold
casualties. Violence never ac-
complishes anything, but serves
only to develop a more determ-
ined attitude on the part OF
those against whom it is direct
ed.
Sane council always prevails
in the end and we trust it will
do so i'll the case Of the rail strike
before it develops any consider
able violence or loss Of life
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1922-07-18
"TF ! COULD ONLY
GET UP THAT GAS
Know Would Feel Better.

How often have you felt that
way? How often have you wish
ed for something to give you
genuine and lasting relief from
gas?
/. Don't buy any ordinary dys-
Depsia tablets for temporary re-
suits. Go to q first class drug
store and ask fer a bottle Of gen
uine Baalmann Gas Tablets.
! Take three tablet san hour before
! meals and again three after eat
ing-,tthcn atch. Now comes a
| surprise. No more gas, no more
smothered feeling, no difficn!t
breathing, no boating.
Remember, Baalmann Gas
Tablets are not only for the re.
! lief, but also for the prevention
OF gas. Most people with gas
! suffer from nervous dyspepsia
not common indigestion.
Raalmann's Gas Tablets in the
famous yellow package, price
5; one dollar, are sold by Mellow
! els Pharmacy. J. Baalmann,
|Chemist. San Francisco. Adv
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1922-07-18
CONTEMPLATE ATTITUDE

In recent speech, General
Sawyer, "peace-time brigadier
and personal physician to the
President, referred to disabled
and manned soldiers Of the
World War as those who ere
turned more Or less dependent
upon the charitable disposition
OF the great government in
whose defense they enlisted, .
and this coming from a man
who has charge Of the hospital
cation Of the hundreds Of thou
sands Of suffering, wounded
soldiers. No wonder there is a
hue and cry from one end Of the
country to the other against the
treatment which these men are
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1922-07-18
TUESDAY, JULY 10, 1922.
BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY

4 SAFE FORTRESS: AS the
mountains are round about Jeru-
salem, so the Lord is round about
his people from henceforth even
for ever-Psalm 1925: 2.
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The seasonal demand for supplies
Of all kinds. he said, already appears
TO have begun to nave an effect In
anticipation Of spring activities, re-
sulting in the award of new contracts
on the strength of the improvement
in particular industries.
The improved situated in agricul-
ture, the Secretary said. also is
having a beneficial effect. Better
prices for farm products have had a
similar effect upon other lines of
industry.
Cheaper and more plentiful money,
the Secretary said, probably is the
cause Of the Improvement in the
stock market, and the present out
look indicates that this Improvement
will continue. The steady rise in
foreign exchange and increased value
of foreign securities in the domestic
market also are important factors
contributing to the brighter economic
outlook.
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Washington Provisions.


Egk.-Strtctly fresh. selected, per do,
80 d 30: average receipts, 20; Southern. 81.
Live poultry-Roosters. per h., IS:
turkeys. per H.. 4e8S5: chic kens, spring,
per ID, $685.; keats. young. each, so;
fowls. 2t.
Dressed poultry - Fresh killed spring
chickens, per h.. 32035: hens, per lb.,
IS: ROSTERS, per ID. 20: turkeys, per lb..
36d45: keats. young, each, 60.
Pork-Dressed. small. per h.. i2h OBS;
heavy, sd1 IL.
I.ivestock-Cslves. choice. per ib.. IL IN
lcIa: lambs, choice. per ID. l2gl3; live
hogs per ID. 1oL.
Green fruits-Apples per bbl., 500 q
1880: per bu. basket, 2.6o1S.e5; Western.
per box. ..7564.5o. California lemons.
per box, s.eoqToo. California oranges
per crate. 6.o0us.oo. Grapefruit, $50 q
$50. Florida oranges. t.so6s.oo. Tan.
gerines. 2.5o8t.bo.
Observation-Disclosures, No. I. per Dbl
s5od375: per sack. S.506460: swee,
not atoes per bbl. 4.00ft5o. Lettuce
Southern, per crate. 1909 500. Celery
per doz l5oul.75. Romano lettuce
i.2562.o0. Cymblings. per crate, 800 n
400. Spinach, per Dbl. 1000 500. Onions
per 1O0-Ib. sack. s.0oGs.oo. Cabbage
a76n3. per Cwt. Cucumbers. 500 a 500
Elephants. per crate, 45od5.oe. Toma.
oes per box, Florida. S.6066.50. Beans
gOo6s.Oo per basket Sprouts, 25A 3!
per quart. Peppers, per crate, 5000 400
Kale, l.6od2.eo.
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TODAY'S TIPS
ON
BUSINESS

ny Cosmopolitan News Service.
Dillon, Read & Co. today offered
new issue of 100000 Kansas
Gas and Electric first mortgage
sinking fund. per cent gold
bonds. They are issued at 96h
and win yield 6.25 per cent.
British -American Tobacco, Ltd,
today announced in London a semi.
annual dividend Of az per cent on
it's preferred stock for the period
ending March 81. and payable on
that date.
British coal miners wages for
March have been set at substantial
reductions. North Wales miners
We're reduced by nearly 81 per
shift.
United States Candy Stores
annual report today shows a def.
CIT OF $1.lo6.751, against $333.72s in
1920.
Wheeling Steel and Iron TODAY
declared regular quarterly dividends
OF i per cent on preferred A and
X per cent on preferred b.
Realization on the companies
Victory 3& per cent bonds, called
Tor redemption by the Treasury,
today caused Borne-Scrymser to de.
clare an extra dividend Of SIS.
The United Drug Company report
ior iy2l shows gross sales Of $780,
4sO,46S on which the company made
operating profits Of S3,003,315.
The Kansas Wheat Belt was GOV.
cred today with a blanket of snow.
varying from three to eight inches.
Snow was still falling in Western
Kansas.
The Kingdom OF Netherlands
bonds, which were offered for sub.
scription yesterday, were admitted
TO the New York Stock Exchange.
Walter Luttgen. eighty-four, part.
ner in the firm of August Belmont
Co., died OF pneumonia at his
home in New York.
Pere Marquette statement for
1921. issued today. shows that the
railroad paid Is per cent accumula.
ton on preferred stock and had left
over the equivalent OF S29S a share
ON common.
American Can today declared it's
regular quarterly dividend of Ia
per cent OH preferred, payable April
!, on stock of record March IA
Cambria Stee's open hearth fur.
mace at YOUNGSTOWN resumed opera.
ions today. Sixteen furnaces at
the Franklin plant are running.
The Bessemer plant will start
about March 20.
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b. 4 O. Income Shows Gains.

Net railway operating income OF
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad last
month amounted to $1,523.105, rep
resenting an increase of $617 ,295
over the net income for the CORE
spending period last year, and about
$4,000 less than the net income
during December. 1921. Railway
operating revenues last month
amounted to $14.269,760. as against
Sl7,856,152 during January. 1921,
while railway operating expenses
were 81 .795,92J as compared with
t15, 94S,737 for January, 1921.
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Stock Exchange Banquet.

The Washington Stock Exchange
will hold a banquet at the New VIII.
lard on about April !, it was an.
nounced by Eugene +. Thompson,
president of the exchange, yesterday.
About 800 Washington bankers. bust
ness men and public officials are ex-
pected to attend. President Harding
and members of the House and
Senate District committees have been
invited,
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Local Stocks.

SALES
Potomac Electric debenture Us,
$500@9S.
Capital Traction. 10@95h.
Washington Railway and Electric
perferred, 20965. 5@65; 25Q66, 20
@66. 25Q66.
American Security and Trust
Company 5@230. 5Q230, 5g2So.
AFTER CALL.
Washington Gas 7Is's. $1,000
1854. s1,O00@1O5h. s1.O00Qlo5h
$1,000@105&.
Money-Can and Loans per cent
Q6 per cent.
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Today's Bond Market.

Furnished by Redmond n Co
City OF Rio de Janeiro SIS, 1915. 1o1
French Govt. as, Ie45. -. io4k
French Govt. 71h's, 1871. -. 1905
Govt. of Switzerland SIS, 1e40.. 114%
Kingdom of Begin TVS. l. 45.. 1851
Rem. OF chile SIS, 1915. ...... 103
u. X. of a. Il, 4 ir. SIS, 1922. lO4A
U, k. OF a, b. a Ir. SIS, 1879. 1864
U. X. OF @. b. 4 Ir. 5h's, 1887. 9sh
Amer. Agri. Chem. 7H's, 1871. 1904
Am. T. q T. cow. SIS, 1925. 112
Armour A Co. 4h's, 1888. -. SSA
A.. T. q s. r. gen. As. 1895. SIN
Al. Coast Line rs, 1880. 104Ia
At. Refining Co. 61a's. 1881. 104
Atlas Powder Co. Tvs. 1886. 103%
b. & o. cow. AIS, 1933.... 1Ik
b. & o. SIS. 1929 .......... sS+
B. & o. s. w. Div. avs. 1926 So
Beth. Steel r. NJ. SIS, 1885,. S8N
Brooklyn Edison rs, 1940.... 1858
Burl. N.P.-G.N. it, Gas, 1886 los
Can. MI. Can. Nor. 6h's. 1915 1854
Canadian Nor. rs, 1840..... ITO.
Central Pacific As, 1949...... 83k
Ches. & Ohio cow. AVS, 1890. 1914
Ches. & Ohio. cow. 6's. 1876. 86s
c., NJ. & st. p. REID. AIS, 2014 5sa
c., NJ. & st. p. cow. 4h's, 1882 64%
Chicago N. w. 6h's, 1885,. 1861
c., r. I. & p. refdg. as 1884. 7Sh
Chi. Union Station 6lz's, 1868. 112%
Cuba Cane Sugar rs, $780,. 77A
Del & Hudson rs, 1880. 1917
Dupont 7h's, 1891 .......... 1885
Erie Gen. Lien As. 1885,. 44s
Gen. Electric 6's. 1910. 80. Jos
GoOdyer T. & r. Co. SIS, 1s4l.. 1l212
Grand Trunk rs, 1910. 10S
Great Northern rs, 1886. l07 q
Illinois Central 5is's, 1934.... 1854
Inter. Mere. Marine SIS, 1871. s3A
Int. r. TT. LIST & ref. SIS, 1866. 63h
X ely. Springfield SIS, 1881. -. 1885,
Louis. & Nashville rs, $780,. 1O7
Mo-, Kan. & Tex. LIST as, 1890. 76%
Mo. Pacific general As. 1875. 63
New York Central rs, 1890. LOG
y. Y. Central deb. SIS, 1915. 9Shs
y. Y. Telephone 6's, 1S4l.... 1924
Norf. & West. cow, AS. 1882 81
Norf. West. COW. SIS, I92S105%
Northern Pacific As, 1906. S47s
Packard Motor Car SIS. 1881 ssA
Penna. SIS, 1868. s6
Penna. r. r. 6h's, 1896. .... 1852
Penna. rs OF 1880. ........... 1861
Pa. Gen. Mtg. 4l:'s, 1863. SIs
Reading Gen. As, ls97...... S21z
st. l.. 4 San F. As. A. 1850. 69A
st. l.. & s. +. inc. 6's, 1861. SEA
Seaboard Air Line 6's, 1s45... 51&
Seaboard A. l.. refdg. As, 1853. 3714
Seaboard A. l.. adj. SIS. 1919. l9
Southern Pac. LIST ref. as, 1855. 84%
Southern Pac. cow. As, 1929. ssh
Southern Ry. gen. As, 1856. 6212
Southern Ry. SIS, l9S4...... 9Oss
Union Pacific LIST As, 2O0S.... 81
Union Pacific cow. AZ, 1927. S1%
Irpinn pacifio 6'a 1923 lob
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Can read your life by the lines O yeSs
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PROPOSALS

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. ID.
c. Washington, February 81. lssc--
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N. Y. Cotton Exchange.

Worth. Pump. 461i t6IS t6H 461<
Open. High. Low. Clos.
Money on call. Az AZ AZ AZ
Stock sales up to
II am. j. noon lp.m. 2p.m.
21S,l00 362, 0C0 463,700 654,S00
Bond sales up to
jam. I'm 1p.m. 2p. m.
. 00e. 900 6,346, 900 10. ga, 900 1927, 00n
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Liberty Bonds.

Closing prices:
3h s. due 1947, 97.O8.
LIST As, due 1947, 800.
I'd As. due 1912, 1852.
LIST AS. due 1947, 1920.
I'd AIS, due 1912. $500.
I'd AIS, 1928, 97.9S.
4th 49, 1888. 97.24.
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Business Conditions
Better, Says Mellon
Secretary of Treasury Says New and Favor
able Factors Have Appeared.
BY HARRY GUSACK.

Better business conditions in sight according to Sec
rotary of the Treasury Mellon in discussing and favor
able factors which have made their appearance
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