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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-10
Deaths

John vicxers. 70 Long Hospital. chronic
Anna L, Newcomb. As. Methodist Hos
Alice Moore stephens, 81. 1925 n.
Delaware broncho pneumonia.
Simon Pink. %. 1923 n. Meridian. Al
teetinal obstruction.
John Donald Phillips. o mo-. 1913 Lam
Esther l.. Trusty. 40. 1241 S. Shelf
field acute CASTRO colitis.
Amy n. Owen. IS. 2S4S Central. neph-
'i' Charles Mandy. So. City Hospital car.
Raymond o. Ayant, 8 days. 1852 Ken
wood acute meningitis. 49, ~
Sarah E. Richards. ~. 1928 Miller.
cer JoSa NJ fe% cook g. 1918 Congress
John Russell Hobbs, %. 241s College,
Petrus Fadoul Maloof. 100. HOP 4.
GeSST 5sab aStggS %s f91eri 5s $500 Broadway
Omer o. Newman, So. Methodist Hos
pital, acute mvocardttis
John A. WashborIl. rs. Central (lnd)
Hospital broncho pneumonia. .. wi.
Richard L. Mulligan, o.. ST. vincent
Hospital lobar lneumonia. -,.
Myrtle Smoot. 80. 1900 Roosevelt
cnI Pearl Bridsewster. 80. 100 Indiana.
aclIta gastrlils.
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Bn United Press
NEW YORK, July 10.-An ex-
PLANTATION for the easier tone for call
money the last few days was afford
ed in the weekly statement of the
local Federal reserve bank, which
showed an increase in reserve ratio
to 81.4 against 1873 per cent last
week This proof of the way funds
are returning this center after mid
summer payments caused strong
err tone in the stock market, with
fractional advances scored by most
of the market leaders.
Special strength was displayed by
Dodge Brothers "a" which reached
new high ground at 2Sh, and by
public utilities, with North American
at the record price of 529s and In
ternational Telephone up at 11S.
Stocks continued to move without
definite trend around noon. Fur
Their corrective presses went ahead
among the recent leaders, with the
kppinion prevailing in brokerage cir
sDcles that realizing sales were being
well absorbed in view of the many
days of uninterrupted advance. The
appearance of the steel corporation
untitled tonnage furnished no i'm
preston in either direction.
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Commission Row
Price to Retailers

Price to Retailers
Fruits
Apples-Fcy, Winesaps S0s to sss S4
s9x 1905 t9 S0s 81 6ox 1873 70 1T5s
$3.50 as; choice trsnspsrents. 4oipound
APRICOT CALIFORNIA, basket s2.75.
BB iaeR berriesG "a so crate,
s s.; st 81 "a 81; pony crate. So; fat
Indlana s4:st eFa's: s4S6@s' o "a Wv
fe enRa1sclfftfla $SSSos o. s.: ,0O'
Oranges - California Valencias. 81 a
9; P EIS51ds: $500 'ggd5SSs.5o.
Pineappleestoq5an srate s2 basEet
atermeions-Fllorida. eo@75c.
Vegetables
Asparagus--Home-g green. dozen.
81; white. 60c.
beans Hamper, s475.
,cabbage-Fancy homegrown. per bar
SaTFo5s1southern: doz.. 45co
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $3.50
Psrs@southerP dozssns sl-s5.
KaemHoWWe. s Su ST 40 20 Ga M
MusbroomsWHioonmneer-igr grown. b.. 81.
Onions-California. yellows. $500
BarsleyaMDozen punches; soe. 20
PotSst 6Sib dsFoss coo 1I9o bag
N Sr essEM ls Spouse DOZEN, 90 eoc.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; dozen. zoe.
Turnips-Southern. baskets. 45c.
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FIRE TRUCK DAMAGED
Driver Strikes Tree to Avoid Col.
Bsion With Another Auto.

One fireman was slightly injured.
three escaped and the fire truck on
which they were riding was badly
damaged when II was driven into a
tree at Sixteenth st. and Park Ave,
at $3.50 a. m. today to avoid a col.
lision with another auto.
Leo +. Scott. 80. OF 1l5 y. Elder
Ave. received cuts about the face
and was taken home. Ralph Hart
ing. %. OF Elwood, Ind. charged
with assault and battery and failure
to give a fire apparatus right Of way,
said he heard the truck siren. but
could not locate the direction from
which the truck was coming.
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PORKERS RALLY TO REACH $14.6O TOP
Downtown Buyers Guide

Only slight changes in prices
were recorded by the downtown
grocery stores for their Saturday
trade. New apples will be on
the market at 15c ID. Texas
honey ball melon also made an
appearance at 10000 each.
New summer squash can be had
now at 10@15c ID. Check your
shopping list by the list Of prices
below.
Vegetables-Dry beans, 10c h.;
green beans, 10000 h.; asapara-
gus, 5@6c bunch; beets, sc
bunch; cabbage, 5Q6c h.; carrots,
&c h.; celery, 15@25c stalk; eau.
liflower, 20Q9oc; sweet corn, 1Oc
each; cucumbers, 10000 each;
eggplant, zoe h.; kale, 1Oc h.;
head lettuce. soc h.; leaf lettuce.
loo h.; dry onions, 10c h.; green
onions, SC b.; parsley, &c; pep
pers, Csc ID; old potatoes. 4Oc
peck; new potatoes zoe peck; new
sweet potatoes, 12hc lb. all
radishes, sc bunch; rhubarb, so
10c bunch spinach, 1914 @15c lb;
tomatoes, 20@25c lb; turnips, sc
h.; watercress, 1Oc; mint, 10c;
honey dew melons, 15c- h.. can
taloupes, 10000 each; Casaba
melons, 15c ID.
New summer squash 10@15c
lb.
Fruit-Winesap apples, 1Sc h.;
bananas, 12c lb.; grapefruit, 10
Q20c each; lemons, 35@45c /doz;
lines, 40c doz.; California
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BuiIdinu Permits

J.. Kinslow. 322 S. Holmer. addition
@ e'Bo Bean. 215 n. Jefferson. addition
8. A. Day. 51I DaEnell, move: $500.
9~T Theodore Brown. 141o s. Harding. ad-
oit NJ D. c0c Cox. 11o5 N. Tuxedo, dwelling,
@'TYo9G arrity. 400 Leeds. reroof.. S240a.
c. P. Ward, 315 Lesley. reroot,, S299e
S. Webb 1929 Holloway. reroot. SSoo
C. d. Ellis 1920 Park. reroof 5000.
J. ". HAYS. sos Park. reroof. 5000.
II. Joerendtz, 1927 Leonard. reroot
Madarey IL 5.5 Zeal rfT sSsxs $3.50 add.
ioA' ff9Ooo versteet, 21e E. Fall Crook
anartn1ent remodel. $4,000,
G.. j. Lucas. 1908 S. Belmont, remodel
sl6.SO? o5 k9chhart. $50 N. BO''rt. dwell
ing 3. J. T9ckhart o54 n. Bosart. dwell
infG. 8. Spoon. a51e f. Eleventh. repairs
@' n Haper. 215 Geisendorff. addition.
9-C Woods. 454o Park. dwelling. S12, goo.
C. Woods 1910 Park, FURNACE, S4OO
Coburn Warehouse. gil W. Georgia re-
roOf g475.
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oranges, SOC doz.; Florida
oranges, 6OcQs1 doz.; pineap-
pies, 2O@30c each; California
plums, 10000 ID; apricots, zoe lb;
California cherries, 60@65c h.;
new apples, 15c h.; peaches,
Is h.; black raspberries, zoe box;
Indiana cherries, 25@35c box;
red raspberries, 30Q35c box;
gooseberries, 20@35c box; cur
rants, zoe box.
New apples 15c h.; Texas
honey ball melons 10000 each.
Niscellaneous-Bread. SC for
lb. loaf; butter, 5OQ55c h.;
brooms, $1@1.25 each; olive oil.
45cQ$2; flour, $1.30@1.60 for "a
lb. sack; honey. 35c frame;
matches, SC box; mushrooms, 81
Q1.25; Brazil nuts, soc h.; al
monds, 40c h.; English walnuts,
soc h.; filberts, 30c h.; mixed
nuts, 35c h.; hens, 45Q50c h.;
springers, 65@70c h.; head rice,
10@15c h.; cider vinegar, 75c
GAL; white vinegar, coo gal; New
York, 81 gal.
Neutrality-suspicious. steak. 65c
b.; rump roast, &c h.; round
steak, I34c lb; sirloin steak, 34c
h.; lamb shoulder, SIC h.; lamb
chops, COO Id; stew, zoe Id; leg
lamb, SIC lb; pork chops, 32@41c
ID; boied ham. 60c Id; smoked
ham, COO Id; box bacon, SIC Id;
sausage, 22c h.; veal chops. S3c
h.; veal steak, 45c h.; lard, 81
@22c ID.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-10
SCHOOL CONTRACTS LET TWO FOUND SLAIN
Bids Accepted for Furnishing Man
ual Training Lumber.
Dorothy CULVER

Awarding Of contracts for supply
ing lumber for Manual Training
High School. Technical High Schools
and elementary schools for manual
training, to the Maas-Niemeyer Lum-
Der Company was announced today
by George Keiser. purchasing agent
OF indianapolis schools.
The bid was for s11.925. The
Home Lumber and Supply Company
was awarded a contract for part of
the lumber. amounting TO Ss6Q.4S,
and the C. P. Lesh Company was
awarded the contract for 1857, on
supplying envelopes for children of
the art departments.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-10
BOARD MAY BE SUED
Lowest Bidd Should Rule On School
Coal. Says Firm.

Possibility of egal action with a
view to enjoining the Indianapolis
school board from awarding a con-
tract for coal TO a bidder other than
the lowest bidder, appeared today
Tuesday the board awarded a con-
tract for about 1850 tons at 5:27 a
ton TO the Peoples Coal & Cement
Company and the Indianapolis Coal
Company. on a joint bid. A bid two
made by the Ogle Coal Company.
Bernard r.. Batty. general man
ager ofthe Ogle Coal Company, said
he had turned he case over 10 the
company's attorneys.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-10
BUS OPINION DRAFTED
viii Be Used as Guide In Subse-
quent Cases.

An opinion on enforcement Of the
Moorhead motor bus law. which will
be used by the public service com.
mission as a guide in subsequent
bus cases. is being drafted by Clyde
H. Jones, presiding commissioner in
the recent fight between the Indian.
apolis Street Railway Company and
the Peoples Motor Coach Company.
for local transportation supremacy.
Controversial points in the law
will be interpreted. with particular
attention TO the situation in larger
municipalities. 1t is believed the
opinion will expedite the handling
OF future cases and reduce the
amount Of unimportant eevidence.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-10
RIDE ON CAR COSTLY
Passenger Struck by Auto-Will
Lose His Right Foot.

A ride on a crowded street car
Thursday night will cost Joyce Com.
stock. 80. Of 1889 n. Pershing Ave.
his right foot. attaches at Robert
Long Hospital said today.
Comstock and several other men
were riding on the step OF the car.
when he was struck by a nautomo.
bile driven by Charles Carter. S4s0
w. Michigan ST. Carter was
charged with assault and battery.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-10
BUDGET TO BE SLASHE0
School Finance Committee to Meet
Saturday.

The finance committee Of the In
dianapolis school board will confer
with Leonard V. Harrison, secretary
of the civic affairs committee of the
Chamber of Commerce Saturday
morning relative to reducing the
1925.26 budget for indianapolis
schools.
The finance committee, while
Withholding any total estimate. is
said TO be almost ready to report the
budget to the school board for ten
tative final consideration.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-10
Retail Fish Prices

Whitefsh 35c: Mackinaw trout. 36c
yellow pike. 35c; No. ] salmon. 35c: blu
pike, Csc: perch, 30c: Columbia Rive
salmon steaks 35c: halibut steaks. 4Qc
homeless baby whitefish 35c: red snappers
40c: snapper threats. 40c: roeshad Soc
white bass SOC: black bass. 40c;. Spanish
perch 15c river carp. 15c: lake mullets
t5c: dressed cat1sh 35c: smoked white
fish, 35c smoed lunch herring, 4Qc
nook salmon soc: bone out Goldfish. 40c
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-10
NEW MUSEUM FORMED
School Organization Rents Quarters
in PrOpylaeum.

The Childrens' Museum OF In
dianapolis, new organization, has
rented quarters in the former work
shop Of the Little Theatre Society
in the rear Of the Propylaeum, Del
aware and Fourteenth SITS. 1t was
announced today by Murray Dial
man, head Of the research depart
ment~ of Indianapolis schools.
Exhibits used in connection with
Indianapolis schools will be Of an
educational nature.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-10
MARRIAGE Licenses

Raleigh Baylor. %, truck driver, 317 \;
Jefferson Ave; Ethel Terrell, 1S. 500
Charles Alfred Buclxner. 45. telegreph.sgg
n0 RoSsrt FoIt5 IS r psiRRtsT 1890 81
house keeping, H. Fletcher Ave. ~
Anthony Hessman. Jr.. q, 81 \; s LIN
wood Ave: Mary Murray. Is house keeper
John tucker. "a. construction WORKER
sos College Ave; Elizabeth Williams e.
1733 w Eleventh 81.
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BOTH DRIVERS SLATED
Arrests Follow Collision; Two Re.
ceive Injuries.

Miss Esther Adams. 10, Of 1915
n. New Jersey St.. and Paul j.
Frost, 1921 Kenwood Ave. were un.
der arrest today on charges of as.
sault and battery, followinb collision
Of their automobiles Thursday night
at Thirtieth st. and Washington
Blvd.
Frost was cut above the right eye.
Miss Mary Rogers, S07 n. Sherman
Dr., riding with Miss Adams, was
slightly injured.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-10
CHARGES FOLLOW CRASH

Following a collision between an
automobile and a truck early today
at South and Delaware SITS. John
Dressback, 1903 Dawson St.. the
auto driver, was charged with speed
ing and driving on the left side Of
the street.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-10
\ mIGHr THAT FAILED"

"The light that failed" sent Philip
Neiman. 10. to the city hospital
THURSDAY night. While he was
leaning against a light pole at New
York and Illinois St., The pole broke,
throwing Neiman into the basement
of an adjoining building. His in.
juries were not serious.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-10
TYPHOID ON INCREASE
State Report Shows Thirteen Cases
In kosciusko.

Typhoid fever was reported today
as far above the seasons average in
the weekly morbidity report Of the
State board Of health. Thirteen
cases were reported in Kosciusko
County. where contamination of the
drinking water supply at Winona
Lake has been discovered. Measles.
scarlet fever. small pox and whoop-
ing cough also were reported pre-
valent in several sections.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-10
RADIO DINNER CALLED
Plans VIII BE Discussed for Elk
position Next Fail.

A dinner will be given at the
SEVERN July 21 to make definite
plans for the radio exposition to be
held in the fall under auspices of
the Broadcast Listeners Association
Of Indianapolis.
Date and location of the exhibit
will be announced at the dinner. ac-
cordins to H. A. Luckey, president.
Radio manufacturers from all over
the country are expected to have
displays.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-10
MAYOR TALKS FLORIDA
Exodus From City Is Subject OF
Comment By Shank.

Eight-ninths of the persons NOV.
ing from Indianapolis are leaving
for Florida. according to Mayor Lev
Shank.
The movement to the State of
grapefruit amounts to a veritable ex.
odus, Shank has concluded.
Dog. take my cats, know" he
said. "Out of the last 220 orders TO
pack goods we got up at the storage
house. 200 Of them were to go TO
Florida"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-10
TWO CHARGES ON FILE
Driver Said TO Have Turned With
out Giving Signal.

Charges Of improper driving and
assault and battery were on file to-
day against Charles Garrison. 500
Hamilton Ave. IL was alleged Gar
rison started to turn his automobile
without giving a signal. causing a
collision between his car and one
driven by Amos Bedell 500 S. PerFh.
ing Ave. Thursday .dght.
Bedells mother. Mrs. Anna Be-
dell. was injured.
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BUS PETITION HEARD

Petition of the Grandell Bus
Line to continue operation Of a
passenger route between Indianapo-
lis and Cincinnati was heard today
before Samuel R. Artman Of the
public service commission. Applica-
ton was protested by the Indian
apolis & Cincinnati Traction Co.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-10
THIRD cop SLATED
Charged With Entering House Pos
ing As Policeman.

William Dugan. %. OF 316 Minerva
St.. was slated Thursday night.
charged with entering a house TO
commit a felony. He Is said TO be
the third member OF a trio who en-
tered the apartment OF Mrs. Buelah
Mccain. 617 n East ST.. Monday
night under the guise OF police off,
GERS. The other two man were ar.
rested Wednesday night.
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POISON ATTEMPT FAILS
Young Women Refuses TO Give
AnY Reason.

Mis- Violet Kelly. IS, Of 1918 Cot
tage Ave. was improving today at
the city hospital where she was
taken Thursday night after drink.
ing poison. Attaches said she prob
ably would recover.
Police said Miss Kelly refused 70
give any reason for her action.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-10
MONKEY KNOCKED OUT
Darwin Book Accomplishes Feat
When Case Tips.
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
TIFFIN. Ohio, July 10.-Rushing
into a classroom full OF goods at
Heidelberg University here a fugi-
tive carnival monkey tipped over a
case of books and was knocked into
unconscousness by a. volume of
Charles Darwin's "Origin OF the
Species"
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BOYS AGE QUESTIONED
Arrested While Driving-Case Goes
10 Juvenile Court.

How old Is Francis2' was tho
question before city court today.
When arrested by State Police
Bridges and Losey. who alleged he
wac speeding, Francis O'Connor, $50
Abbott ST.. said he was 16. the on
GERS testified. He was charged with
driving under age.
In city court today, the youth said
he was 10. Judge Dan V. White.
ordered charges relied in Juvenile
Court.
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BUS DRIVER ARRESTED

Paul Boyer. 25. Of Logansport.
Ind, driver Of a bus operating be-
tween Logansport and Indianapolis.
was arrested by Sheriff Hawkins to.
day on a speeding charge. Hawkins
alleged Boyer drove As miles an hour
on State Rd. Is.
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More than s11, OOO,OoO,O 900 is In
vested In the bituminous coal indus
try in this country, according to
government statistics.
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VIGILANTES MAY
WAR ON BANDIT
CONTINUED From Page y

Church. He scored police for their
failure to protect the district, fol
lowing an appeal Of two women resi-
dents to the board Of safety a few
weeks ago.
The board ordered that the dis
trict, west of Harding ST., between
Eighteenth and Thirtieth St., be
patrolled by a patrolman in an auto
Men Up in Arms
"One man can not possibly cover
this area said the Rev. Prevo. II
fear l shall no longer be able to re.
strain the men Of the district from
protecting their own homes through
formation of an armed body, II We
can not obtain police protection. Two
women have been attacked by the
criminal this week and many homes
have been robbed recently. How.
ever. / sincerely hope the police will
take action. for 1t would be disas.
trous for irresponsible persons to
bear arms"
the church Tuesday night to dis
cuss the situation, according to
the minister.
Ministers See Chief
The Rev. Prevo said the morals
committee Of the Indianapolis Fed
Grafton Of Churches had discussed
the situation with Police Chief Rik-
hoff Thursday.
The first filling station hold.up In
more than two weeks took place
when two men robbed a safe at
the Standard Oil Station, Southeast
ern Ave. and Washington ST., and
robbed Creston Lamb, 14i1 Olive ST..
attendant. of $40. About $50 was
taken from the safe. Lamb said
two young men asked for a gallon
Of gasoline about PAS a. m.
Joined In Conversation
Lamb said ne was talking TO De
Witt Noble, 10 y. Oriental ST., Apt.
"a, and the two Joined Noble in con.
versation while Lamb got the gaso-
line. When he returned both
bandits drew guns and ordered the
two into the Mushroom. One ordered
Lamb to open the safe and give
them the key to the inside. he com
piled.
Ordering the two victims to stay
in the room ten minutes, telling
them that IL either disobeyed they
would be filled full OF lead, the
bandits left. Later police discovered
that $50 in paper in the safe and a
quantity of silver money in the cash
drawer was undisturbed.
A Peoples Motor Coach. driver and
passenger were robbed while the bus
was waiting at the end Of the line
New York ST.. and Emerson Ave,
at 1925 today.
Horace Waddell. 61s n. Meridian
St.. driver and John Nickel. 436 n
Colorado Ave, the passenger were
robbed Of Sc and So respectively
Two colored men boarded the bus
and when Waddell started to collect
the fare he faced a gun.
Hold-Up Reported
John Keith. IS, OF 1710 w. Mar
ket St. told police he had been
robbed by two hold-up men In a
commons near Richland and Wash
ington SITS. at 10 p. m. Thursday
night. Three men. he said. took
$40. He was slated at the city
prison on a charge Of intoxication
Smaller robberies reported were
Charles Moore. 1852 n. Talbot Ave.
watch valued at $50; Frank Blue.
stein. 1904 Northwestern Ave. mer.
chandise valued at So; Lee Allen
1882 Central Ave, dozen shirts and
other articles. valued at $50; Sidney
Clay. S4S Indiana Ave, gum machine
and 500 pennies.
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STEEL TONNAGE REPORT
June Figures Show Huge
4 crease.

3Bu United Press
y NEW YORK, July 10.-The United
States Steei Corporation untitled ton
mage repcrt for June shows a de-
crease of 49, 342 tons. The untitled
tonnage on June 80, was 3,710,46S
tons against 4,049,S on May 81 and
4,446,56S on April 80, 1925, and
1882, SOB .Ji,n9 80. 1924.
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Harassed Order of Pedestrians

.........rrs.'. ">.'.......... hereby tenoer one
cent, stamp my noe for my first years dues in the
Harassed Order of Pedestrians agree to send in sug
gesons to help fellow walkers in crossing crowded
streets.
Address ................... Age (Men only ......
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Detective and Nurse Are Shot TO
Death.

BIZ United Press
RUMSON. n. j.. July 10.-Wllliam
d. Walling. Jr.. a detective sergeant
Of the Long Branch police force and
Miss May Linzmayer, 10. a graduate
nurse of the Monmouth Memorial
Hospital, were found early today.
dead from bullet wounds on the
rear Of Walling's sedan.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-10
Local Bank C!earinuS

indianapolis bank clesrings for Friday,
uebits for Friday. July 10. were So 027 900.
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Chicago Grain Table

July I7.75 17.4o 1915 1875 1892
July Nominal 1880 1875
gsbSs ::BBssa 1::sS55 A .ssssz sss ::ss55N
CHICAGO, July 1O-Carlot receipts
were:- Wheat SO: corn. 49, oats. Al;
wSs51 Sny ,ro0 oTosoeDts
s 65t 4Sgs GGo 0ats SOS %b S94
955, 900. against 451 900: corn. 504 900,
against. 100000; oats, 1.131 600. against
100000.
CHICAGO. July 1o.-wheat-No. l.,
red, S1.61 Z No 2 j bard A 80. Corn
@ioYYi1 HO No. 81 .6SSaI.135e: ii0yN No 81 T.
IQ7 u g .o5: No; 8. 81 %; No. 2. white,
x4& a 4Sc: No. 4 ASH C. Standards. 49,
Oily at' So as. Glover. sic ase.;75. ALL
ST. LOUIS, July s11o.-z:wheat- !
81 So q 81; No. 3 hard, 81. 80: July
$147: September, S1;43K; December
$143A. Corn--July 81 .031a: September
81 .04 4 : December. s61ac. Oats-No. 3
white. 4sAc.
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RESERVE BANK
Ratio GROWS
; ON EXCHANGE
Return of Funds Causes In
proved Tone on Mar
ket.
Average Stock Prices

stocks for Friday. July 10, was. Isl 83, off
LA. Average, price Of twenty rails for
Friday. July 10, was $3.50. of ~.
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at ............. 9S1a
So 900 Liberty Loan As at -. log 90
SIS 600 u S. Treasurey As at -. 104 O0
bond Citizens Street Ry. 5s at. so
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