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Other Live Stock

;CttNC15GGH H. Aug. 22ECattle9-Kt
see es gsS GOOD to @a choics s. a@SY aRPgg ng
afs5 Oo2 9wekE gGSta to Oif @are aS
Fea to and 2 ScS SMsr sIfG$a $685.
s 81 dSGif GOOD e @ eSoi s14@fS
1000 i0A @ag2e g5@ 1go OIL TOP
6g 81 SSl15O %91S25 hReavyTetg3hGt $12i u
lghtweights, $1I rs Is 90: light lights.
11i25 Q13,65: packing, sows, $10.7QQ
tleS1Reeeipts. 500; market; compared
week ago. fed steers 50c@ ST. off; in
between. grades and mediumweight kinds
Zoe off,. spots more first grades in weak
and choice wsighty steers practical top,
$11S5;5Q With few loads early in week at
ket; decline development Of, sluggish
dressed beef market prices; liberal re-
grassers run approximately 10000 head
large largest 81 season got stern Sompetiiti Ion
f besf 1a5i rbgg grassy and sheF 1ed s21
Be fS asiff lat cows mostly lover
common kind Gamers and cutters and
stockers and feeders 25 a 3Pc lower; meaty
prices: grain fed steers: 5000 @1S;75;
erg grass e. c sS9 $4@575 E0 hei Is
$5s25 @s;, Gamers and cutters, 5000
and feeders. S6@8. sReepL-Reoeipts
1000; market for week around 1000; di-
rect and 150 cars from nearby feeding
lambs mostly SOC lower; native, buck
lambs 81 toTer culdI, NATIVES ana shee9
demand at sI str6ng i prees IN
EAST BUFFALO. Aug 22.-Cattle-;Re-
ping steers. $9@12: butcher grades: 81 30
100: market SOC lower: Gull to choice So
Oh. Sheep and lambs--7Receipts, goo:
1a t6 fap So sbSf2 9esr nSS lQ $Sa
1900 msg gSSet SOW o S&5c i9S%Ssr; Yorfssrs
$5S laI2 phhs ssve sl4@ nEs9
roughs. $115O @15; gtags. $7G9.
EAST ST, LOUIS. Aug; 22-tCattIeEi
ago Steady to I5c above ' aSative steers
Is; cSysn 6.SS: eanR * ! + s9S f 1T
Etoe a{s, and LIE feeders, s. a 40 HlogY5c
!SSYySs 5hSsgvief gbt s485 dHn HIT
Il gs; Biz io 56aif, $f IS{
tiers, ST IA woole dlambs, $13 a 14,5O.
PTrTsBURGH. Aug. ,22.-Cattle - Re
iiS sea gBf' sw fair ShS $S ~ veal
$3.50 eS6: !ag@ 1RBs s196Gf445. Ar H fneo
Receipts, IS double, decks; market steady;
prime heavy. $3.50; mediums, S14 25@
a4So heavy X9rkrs S!4 n{g@ 30 %
@i45o; roughs ST @1$; stays, 81 a 8.
CLEVELAND. Aug 22.-Hogs-Re-
eeipts 1000. market. Glow; Workers,
S Sh4 six iEed 1o sls7S ed stsps 1aG e.
tle-Receipts. 500; market. slow, IN
changed. Sheep and lambs-Reeeipts
RECEIPTS, 500; market, steady top,
$14.50.
TOLEDO. Aug. 22.-Hogs-R Receipts,
1890 medSms es $3.50 hsafE5e7 S 1SrRefs
S13.90@14; good pigs. S13.75 a IA.
Calyes.-Market, steady. Sheep and lambs
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SUE PROPERTY OWNERS

Twelve property owners today
faced suit on the part of the country
to collect more than $4,000 in
stayed fines in city court.
Suit will be filed by Deputy
Prosecutor Robert Lee Brokenburr
in Superior, Court. The twelve are:
Louis Butler, 22o W. Michigan st., thir-
ty cases. ST III. James D1ckerson. S1S s.
West St., two GASES. $50: H. Levy. s42
Ter, 1923 Pleasant St.. one case, $751; a.
Woods, 336 W, Thirteenth St. twenty six
be- BE Ave e. One one case. S11: q. K Thurston,
343 Marlette DR.. one case $40; w r.
Wilson. $40 .Anvergne ST. one case. Sill;
Harry Haspiel S33 s. Illinois St.. one case,
500 Morris Meyers. 979 p. Washington
St. one case. SIS; Bessie L. Grose, 107
w Pleasant Run Dr., one case, $75: Con-
rad Il. Riebe. 1882 Bellefontaine St.. one
case. So
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REMODE:l.ED DRY
Army IS 10000
SLEUTHS STRONG
By Joseph S. Wasney
United Press Staff CorresDondent

United Press Staff CORRESPONDENT
WASHINGTON, Aug. 22.-An
army Of 10000 men moulded from
the various agencies available to
Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury
Andrews, car of prohibition, will
begin the fight against illicit liquor
trade which Andrews decreed for
Sept. 1.
The coast guard will contribute
5000 men; the general prohibition
agents force, 1850; the narcotic
squad 800 and the customs, internal
revenue and border patrol service
5000 more.
Plans All Laid
With plans laid and chiefs chosen,
Andrews on Monday will begin the
strategic disposition of these forces
in the terrific campaign by which he
hopes to end prohibition difficult
ties.
With the remodeled dry machine
ready to start, Andrews prepared to
weed out about 1, 900 employees of the
old organization. All unclassified en-
p1oyes Of the service have been no
titled they will lose their jobs Oct.
Is, unless reappointed.
Under the decentralization plan
salaries now range from $1,S60 to
$4,000 year, the lowest being paid
to police tip" agents and the high
est to administrators. Men render
ing meritorious services, however,
will gradually be advanced in rank
and pay to $500 yearly.
Seeks "Big" Men
Seven new administrators will be
appointed by Oct. Is, to replace the
chiefs who are now acting directors.
Andrews said he was trying to Sc
cure "big men" for the posts he
filed temporarily and that he ex-
pected to have success in securing
the type of men he desired.
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cal condition, hospital attaches said.
According to Sergeant Reilly and
squad, marks on the road showed the
auto had been travelling at high
speed and had skidded forty feet
before the crash. Lynn Johnson, 258
N. Pershing Ave, Ira May, Sc N.
fremont Ave, and Robert Combs. 81
N. Pershing Ave, said the couple
had left the home of Charles Car
Isle, 26 S. Warman Ave, shortly
before the accident. They were 60
in to the Highland Barbecue, west
Of the city. Police think that the
accident occurred when Ho1lweg at
tempted to make the turn.
Hollweg graduated from Short
ridge High School in June and Miss
Bornkamp was to have been gradu-
ated from the same school in Febru-
airy.
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BOARD REQUEST

Optimists' Club Friday adopted
resolution favoring a request Of the
city board of sanitary commissioners
for an increase in the maintenance
levy for that department from 51s
to Z cents during 1925.
DR.. William F. King, secretary Of
the State board Of health, spoke at
the luncheon and Lew Cooper, presi-
dent, described plans for a visit to
Lafayette, Wednesday.
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GRAIN TRADING
IS IRREGULAR
Moderate Gains in Wheat
Small Grains Lower.

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Aug. 22.-Final figures
in grain trade in today's short ses-
sion were irregular. Wheat made
moderate gains while small grains
were lower.
Bull news attracted buying in a
leaderless wheat market. The bear
sentiment that has dominated the
pit was almost entirely obliterated
by reports Of frost in the Canadian
northwest and unfavorable weather
abroad. Trade was light.
Corn met profit selling on the fine
crop prospects prevailing over the
entire producing belt.
Oats showed firmer undertone.
Provisions dropped off when cash
houses sold nearby options.
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PLAN TO BOOST sTRAYER

plans for a campaign to boost
Frank J. Strayer. Richmond, Ind,
department commander Of the Vet
Grams of Foreign Wars, &c be ma
tiona1 judge advocate general, at
the national convention at Tulsa,
Okla, Aug. 80 to Sept. 8, were COM
pleted today by delegates from Hoo
sier posts, according to Fred j. By
ers, Indiana department adjutant.
Strayer was elected Indiana de-
partment commander at the State
convention at Elkhart, Ind, in June.
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NEW MARKET is OPENED
BV United Press

BIZ United PreSs
CHICAGO, Aug. 22.-Chicago's
new $17,000,O00 market place was
formally opened today.
The new mart gives Chicago per-
haps the largest single food distribu-
ting unit in the world. With the
opening of the 166 building group,
South Water street, a land mark and
a show place here for a score Of
years becomes but a memory.
In recent years the old mart has
developed a business amounting to
$500 900 900 annually, exceeded in
volume only by the packing indus
try,
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BYRD is DISAPPOINTED
BD United Press

Bn United Press
WASHINGTON, Aug. 22.-Com-
mander Macmillan has ordered the
planes and two ships Of his polar
expedition to make ready for depar-
ture southwark from Etah, accord
ing to a message from Lieut., Com
mander Byrd, received at the Navy
Department today.
The expedition is expected to
evacuate it's Arctic base within a
few days. Byrd expressed disap-
pointment at the abandonment Of
proposed flights over the unchar-
tered northern seas.
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BUDGET PERILS
ARMY STRENGTH

BH Jntte6 PfeSs
SWAMPSCOTT, Mass, Aug. %
The terms of the national defense
act cannot be carried out If appro-
priations to the Army are appre-
ciably reduced by Congress this
winter Senator James w. Wads-
worth Jr., New York Republican,
said today, after visiting President
Coolidge at the summer White
House.
The efficiency of the Army can
not be maintained if Congress car
ries out the recommendations of
the budget bureau for the decrease
Of many millions of dollars in APP
preparations for maintenance Of the
military establishment. he said.
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ADAMS RESIGNS
DR.

Bp United Press
FRANKLIN, Ind, Aug. 22.-Dr.
Jesse e. Adams, for the last three
years head of the education depart
ment of Franklin College, has re-
signed his position to accept a pro-
fessorship in education at the Uni
versity of Kentucky, it was learned
today. DIR. Adams. who holds the
degree of Phi. D. at Indiana Univer-
sity, has been a leader in State edu-
cational circles many years. DR..
Adams, together with his wife and
son, will move to Lexington, KY.
within a few days.
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City ADVERTISEMENT
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC woRKs
nrEICE OF THE BOARD

TO WHOM II MAY CONCERN
Notice is hereby given by. the Board Of
Public Works Of the City Of Indianapolis.
Indiana. that on the Sd day of August,
1925, they approved an assessment roll
Benefits and awards Of damages to the
property benefcially or injuriously affect.
ed by the following described vacation Of
Raymond St., as authorized by
DeclaratorZ RESOLUTION, Ne, 126o5-571925.
TO east property line of Voorhees, st.
That the following named persona non
residents or persons whose residence is
unknown to this Department. are owners
Of property set forth IN said assessment
of said vacation. as above described; :,
: National Investment CO., no address, lot
No. 81, part of lot S7--63.20 feet on Ray.
mond st. by, 15.45 feet on Voorhees,;
Wley's s. Add; amount Of benefits, IS. !.
BoAP 9f II the the ser g f tss R By shs f
said said Raymond st., as above described. ars
in accordance with said Declaratory Reso-
Board OF. Public Works July 10. 1925.
notified s a hay tRs nss oar 9er IS b HGsSy
will meet at its office. Friday. Sept, a.
1925, at 2 D. m at which time and place
it will receive or hear remonstrances from
said owners or holders of property as
sessed benefits or awarded damages on, ac-
CHARLES B. COFFIN.
W. H. FREEMAN,
M j. SPENCER.
Board. Of Public Works City of ,-Indian-
4 I1@ ss.%1S ands22- 1s2ss -..-.-,..
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M ]. SPENCER,
Board OF Public Works, City OF indian
apOlis
N0TT0R m C0NTR4CTORs

NOIlCH
Bo sfdlS q s RiaS T GSSsyf q
Board f55D n Me Fl the St. oGSi s
s E9g5an 8, Y HBs Tor o fRs following
toiiet5. ss No AZ. Iocatedo Ct lao W.
Ray St; estimated cost: S2,8QQ s.ho,
No. AZ ftliH o5cated at ". Tbirtieth and RAIDER
SITS: estimated cost. 81; 300.
ElfGtriG ,ac.t %H az 6 5Rd h aa9
" Eieetrical wiring. and, fixtures, School
Sixth ST. and Central Ave; estimated cost,
q Fire escape in Annex Building. Arsenal
Technical Schools. located al, 159O e.
Michigan St.; estimated cost Ego;
prepared by the Board of School Commits
.s5 Es9h so PrR1os4 With shq T be il heo Pe
" Indicating the character of the work
to Which the bid relates, as. for example,
BID f9r electrical wiring and nxtureS'
Ali the bids must be submitted on blank
sGa Board q q Hecounts Which, bsnk
together with schedules and specifications,
will be furnished BY the Business so Bgsf
must be accompanied by certified check
on an Indianapolis bank or by New York.
Chicago or Indianapolis exchange Tor
three go per cent of the maximum bid.
The check or exchange must g BE- Drawn W
DdYdDie
School Commissioners of the City OF IN
dianapolis.
will complete work II awarded the con-
In case a bidder. whose bid shall be &C
cepted. shall not. within five. days after
notice TO such acceptance perform his bid
by entering into a written contract with
the Board to perform. the work in 40
cordance with the provisions of the speci-
fications and within that time secure the
performance of his contract by q surety
bond with surety or sureties TO the, APP
proval of the Board. his certified, check
or draft and the proceeds thereof shall be
and remain the absolute property OF the
Board as liauidated damages. agreed .uponi
for such failure It being impossible to-
estimate the amount of damages. such fs44s
ure would occasion to the Board.
The contractor will be required to exc:
cute a contract and give bond. forms of
which contract and bond are made part
of the specifications. Each contractor re-
ceiving copy of the plans and speclhca-
lions will be required to deposit, as Sc
curity for their return in good order. thel
sum of So. The right is reserved by the
Board to reject any or all proposals and to
refrain from accepting or rejecting pro-
posals not more than Ten &40l as5Xspe IN,
THE CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS.
By WILLIAM H. BOOK. Business Dr.
Indianapolis ffTS69r; Ind. Aug. 10. 1925.
Aup Is % 90 1925.
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Chicago Grain Table

Sept II AZ 17.45 1870 1882 1877
RIBS
Sept nominal 1889 1889
6ee' 11.S07x i.SSSS if:SS77 1881 1872
CHICAGO. Aug. 22.-Carlot receipts
were: Wheat. 43; corn. 260: oats. 24S;
rye. 2.
CHICAGO, Aug. 22.-Primary receipts
Wheat. 70 S 81 900 againgt. oG2, 9o1 900;
G0 sssn.s sgfBBsgt oo e1osSG eats
Wheat 100000 against 220S 900; Corn.
407; 600 against 100000: Oats, 865, 600
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HOME WELL GUARDED

When w. N. South, 601 Irvington
Ave, returned from a vacation
Friday night he found his home well
guarded-too well guarded as a
matter of fact.
A strange dog refused to allow
South on the front porch. The
watchful animal was spirited away
by a squad of police.
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HOSPITALS GET
COUPLE after
AUTO ACCIDENT
Miss Dorothy Bornkamp, II, of
40 N. Mount St, is in city hospital,

and Louis AollWeg
IS, of All Wash
ington Blvd, in
Methodist Hospi-
tai, both suffering
from serious head
and body injuries
received early to-
day when the light
speedster driven
by H o l / W Q 6
crashed into an
abutment at the
Big Four Rail
road, National Rd.
and Rockville Rd.,
west of the city,
Roth are In rriti-
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HAVE TEACHERS COURSE

A complete teacher training course
offering all required work for the
second grade rural and elementary
school license will be offered in In
dianapolis, beginning Sept. "a, by
the Indiana University extension di-
vision. Glasses will be held at
Shortridge High School and at the
extension headquarters, 319 ".
Pennsylvania st.
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Deaths

James Hickgon. 81. Long Hospital,
william Hutchinson. 55. e37 Blake, acute
cardiac dilatation.
Jake. Noble, Sc. Long Hospital, acute
John W. Daley, So. 2s2 Oxford, chronic
Jean Roetter. days. St. Vincent Hos
pital. melena.
Infant Mckinney. Long Hospital, as
phyxiaMon.
John Adam Fehlinger. 70. 966 Parker.
: Isabella sisgman Whipple. 80. OIL
GAR Carrie 81 Memeyer, 70. $40 e. vermfut.
chronic myocard1tts.
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WAIT BOARDS RULING

30 Automobiles for Sale

BIZ United Press
N S1ELBYVILLE. Ind, Aug. a.
Presidents of Washington Township,
Shelby County, today anxiously
awaited ruling of the State tax board
on $4,000 bond issue for the Flat
Rock school
The township is split into two war
ring factions over the issue and
hundreds of persons attended the
public hearing by the tax board
Friday.
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Local Bank CIearingS

day, Aug 20. amounted to So, 6s6 900
Bank debts for Saturday. Aug. 20. were
So, 562, 600. Bank clearinEs for the week
ending today totaled $15. $50 900. Bank
debts for the week ending today were
$50. 551 600.
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Legal Notices
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE OF THE BOARD,
~0srS7s'~1s1@1sFs'N@1"
CITY ADVERTISEMENT

OFFICE OF THE BOARD -
d 5p%dMlqnnap9 Ab o 13d AYE 9o * 1870
Notice is hereby given by. the Board Of
Public Works of the City OF ndliia9naa S
ceived by it at its office, until Q 700 o'clock
o. M, on Wednesday, Sept. 2, 1Y2o; Tor
the following described a p9bb oi,, improve
Local Sewer Impr9yemsnt Resolution
RESOLVED by the Board Of Public Works
sewer intended and adapted only for local
erty Adults thereon and not intended Or
lateral drains. be, ana the Same is hereby
FIRST FIRST Alley * IfH VEST OF SHELBY ST.
AND FIRST ALLEY SOUTH OF
SOUTHERN AVE.
T IRON p EFqlt 30 feet west Of Shelby 81.
we BS III gby h Lateral snd the the norR p aS
first alley south OF Southern Ave; thence
vest in the first alley south Of Southern
Ave, 122 feet to point with branch
Beginning At the sewer in the first alley
the '' iirgt alley iE'"s south Of Southern Ave,
Said sewer shall consist of vitrifed Pipe
10 inches in diameter, except cast IRON
IA And 's said sever ever With all its appurte-
nances, shall be constructed in accordance
With the profile and specifications now on
Pu f Works a sii Of said city fhe cost Of
against and paid by the property holders
the City OF Indianapolis, if the, city is
benefited by said Improvement. all accord
ing to the. method and menner prqy1ded
for in an Act of the General Assembly OF
the State Of indiana. entitled Ar act
proved March 6 1905 ., Assessments si If
nual installments with interest at the rate
of g per cent per annum. A bond or bonds
shall be issued to the CONTRACTOR In pay
owners pay said assessments before said |
bond or bonds are. issued. Under no cir
ellmstsnoes shall the dty o, OF Indianapolis Ind map
sums due from said property owner or
owners for said work. or for the COLLECTION
Of same or for the payment of ans, bond
or bonds. certificate or certificates. issued
to said contractor in payment for such /
work, except for such moneys as shall
have been actually received by the city
ment, or such moneys as said city is by
said above entitled Act required TO pay
All proceedings had and work done in the
of property. collections of assessments and
issuance OF bonds therefor snail be pro-
vided for in said above entitled Act,
scrfbed pubic Improvement shall be in ac;
cordance with the terms and conditions Of |
said Improvement Resolutioni and the
and specifications. which are on file and |
may be seen in the Office Of said Board
of Public Works of the City OF Indian |
ap The Board of Public Works reserves the
right to reject any o, OF al al b bids sss;oru1D,
M. j. SPENCER,
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JUDGE BALTzELL LEAVES

Federal Judge Robert c. Baltzell
left Indianapolis today to begin a
two weeks vacation. Judge Baltzell
will visit friends and relatives at
Princeton, Ind, his former home,
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Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Aug. .22.--Foreign ex-
f FrsDs e0 sd STEADY ste Sterling
Belgium. 4.54c. Marks. 23.S0c. Holland
40.2Sc. Shanghai Use. Yokohama. Ale.
Russia ) Ice
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Local Wagon Wheat

indianapolis mile and grain elevators
Other grades on their merits
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b. GH1g q S8 A AZ 2 "a e 80
No 4. ST. oS u al .o3: No. 8, ST@1I.0f
81 ST. fD;osa @ xhjte k o. 4 @ss 81 S5. No No g.
orc. Oats-No. 3 white 4OA M41c:
standards. nc. Barley-67 a n " c.
Timothy-S7 a S.25. Clover-S17 rs a
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q 73@ e e. Corn @ oS 2. sI;1o
No. 2, 81. 12. oats-No. 9. $50 Soc; No,
9, 47@4Sc. Barley---Cash, No. 2. s5c
G Go 81 S17s95 9ct s15eg
So 90. Alsike-Cash, $3.50 Butter. AZ
q 4Sc Eggs. 80 a 33c Hay, $50.
ST LOUIS, Aug, 2.--5wheat-No. /
SD is N 30 Fe red s 81 4S ~ g. A Ssr
81 IA May. $ie5. eor99@No White,
S6Mc: May, 8sMc. oats-No. white,
Al II @42c; No. 8 white. Al Nc.
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Cash Grain

Saturdays receipts, SO cars. Prices
quoted. Al nc f o. b. basis 10 New Y FORK.
Hay on track Indianapolis. Birs- for grain
at the Indianapolis Board Of Trade were :
No. hard 81. 59G i.6s.
81 white ss, 2S S7e 90 80 yellow ss a S9s
97e; No. 3 mixed. 95 q Gee
90 o9atsIsteady; No. q = white 371a a
Hay-Eirm; No; / taiqp,sotIhy SO a 1899
clover miSed, ST. ,5o@ 49,: No. clover
mixed. $l6M17: No. clover hay. S14 a
1920. Old timothy bringing premium Of
81 so to So 90.
-Inspections--
wheat--No: red. cars: No 4 red.
car No. mixed. car; No. 8 mixed. /
Corn-No 2 white, II cars; No. ]. vel,
yellow, I cars: No. 4, yeilowy, . cars; No. 5
yellow. car; sample yellow. car: No.
/ mixed, car; No. 8 mixed, car To,1.
: oats-1zNo. 2 white. car; No. 8 white.
9 cars; No. 4 white, 9 cars: sample white,
5 cars; No, 2 mixed, 2 cars; No. 8 mixed.
Rye-No. 8. car sample. 1 car. Total.
cars.
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WEEKLY REPORT

Output of Flour
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wall Street
TRADE SOUND
AT week END
BuIIish Demonstrations in
Carrier Shares at
Closing.
Average Stock Prices

Average price of twenty industrial
stocks for Saturday Aug. %, was 1898
new high. up -.97. Average price of
twenty rails for Saturday. Aug. %. was
103 up or
The Washington times., 1925-09-16
BRITISH CRITIC MARVELS
OVER TERRIFIC SPEED
OF CASEY'S SERVE

England is still talking Ray Casey and 4he worlds fastest
mistaken when they characterize Casys
delivery this superlatively. -, !, -,
speedy is the handers service st lacks somehng
to the
compare for sheer speed with Tdens cannonban &C.
livery, which "Bg Bill" sparingly.
Caseys service however is plenty fast enough surely daZaen
British been watching baseDaH pat pa
SO long that 3 bit Of real speed dazzles them
made tremendous impression Eh8sno
Captain Ldde keene Of British tennis commentators gives
following vivid pictures Of the two 81 tney p
and Hennessey merely a promising
talent almost
even argues well for future Of American tennis.