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Births

Girls
James and Edith White, s22 Moreland.
Harold and Mildred Quinlin, Sl8 Cottage.
George and Ethel Kepperle, city hospital.
Gilbert and Katie Little, city hospital
Herman and Catherine Cook. city hospi-
tai.
oscar and Moliie Orr. city hospital.
pitei.
Clarence and Ruth Wells. 2Os9 N. Ia
una.
Frederick and Marie Thomas. st. VIM
:, Keyth and Mary Decker. st. vincent's
Hospital.
Boys
Ira and Pearl Edwards. 27i0 Koehne.
pital.
Joseph and Martha De Hart city hospi-
John and Alberta Crone, COL N. Denny.
wallace and Marie Davenport, Methodist
Hospital.
Leroy and Gladys Barlow, sal Mills.
Louis and Hazel Gutknecht. st. Vineents
Hospital.
Stewart and Gertrude Wilson. st. VIM
:, Jessie, and Alice Wood. St. vincents
Hospital.
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BuiIdinq Permits

George Bischoff. furnace. sac W. Norris.
:. A. Kuner. furnace, 1902 Wade. s2s5.
Rose B. Gistea. furnace. 1921 Yandes.
Carl F. Peterson. alterations. 1904 E.
Dewey, 5000.
National Malleable and Steel Casting
Company. boiler. $40. N. Holmes. 81 900.
william II Insley. furnace. 445 N. Audu-
Bridges 4 Graves Company. dwelling
and garage, 5771 Central, Sc, 100
w, Q: Mailman. wall, ITO N. Pennsyl-
Joe Degshully. furnace. 77s N. wArman
..L; M. Langsdon. furnace. lOi Hampton
Clara KluSer. rerOOf. 1s2s-sS s. East
IT: a. WILHELM, dwelling and garage
w +. Bills. garage. 1O3S-3S Tuxedo
Louis studsbaker, dwelling, $3.50 N. New
j. p. Nicedenmus. dwelling and garage
lll7-l9 N. keystone, $T,050.
. Mrs. Minnie M. Smith, garage. 3ll0 N
II. NJ. s1mnis. addition. TIA N. Graham
Gates Marble and Tile Company. fiue
Adams and Twenty First $3.50.
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object of the Novena is to interest
members of the church in the life
of the modern Catholic saint, Marie
FRANCHISE Therese Martin, known as
the Little Flower of Jesus.
Services will be held at 8 o'clock
each evening, with an afternoon
service Sunday at $3.50 o'clock and
special services for children at S:15
p. m. daily.
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Deaths

hospital, acute entero colitis
nephritis.
Mary Buennagle. 70. la4 8. Arsenal. car
Harvey. Ford, AZ. city hospital, Iobar
pneumonia.
Walter H.. DriskeIl. as. $40 N. Keystone,
pulmonary tuberculosis
Helen Marie Smith. months, 22l w.
John Edward me- II c,,v voS es.,.., IT,.
pneumonia.
Jennett Broadway. 40. s4e1 N. Illinois,
angina pectoris.
Herbert S, Morrill,, CO. sss N. Gray. cere-
bral hemorrhage
Infant Burks. 10 days. city hospital, in
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$50 ATTEND OPENING
OF 'NOVENA' SERVICES

Nine-Day Devotional Period Begins
at Church of Little Flowe-.
Opening devotion to st. Thel csc
OF Lisieux at the Church of the
Little Flower, Fourteenth st. anC
Bosart Ave-, was attended by more
than $50 persons Thursday night.
Services will continue through Sept.
80 making a nine-6ay devotional
period known as the "Novena."
The Rev. Charles Duffey, who
conducted services, explained the
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CIDER SEASON OPENS
Autumn to Make Official Debut at
8:l7 Tonight.

Autumn, the season Of cider and
pumpkins, will officially make its
debut tonight at 8:17 with about
normal temperatures and the pros
pect Of cloudy skies, according to
J. H. Arlington. United States
Weather Bureau head.
But what sort weather au-
tlmn, which will prevail until 3:18
D. M. Dec. 20. will bring. none can
tell. Arlington said.
Temperatures will be higher to-
night and Saturday, but there is a
possibility Of showers Saturday, he
said Temperatures this morning
averaged about 6 degrees above
those Of Thursday
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Is GIRLS OUT OF JOBS
AS PRINTER is HELD

Owner of Ferguson Company Booked
for Keeping Gaming Device.
Fifteen girls lost their jobs today
when Sergt. Otto Petit and squad
raided the Ferguson Printing Com
pany, 22l w. Vermont ST., today.
Denver d. Ferguson, proprietor ar
rested on charge of keeping gam
ing devices, employed the girls to
paste together baseball and lottery
cards, Petit charged.
Several thousand cards, including
some of the Monte Carlo baseball
pool, Madison System baseball pool,
Wall Street Weekly baseball pool
and Bank Clearing lottery were
seized.
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Intervcnors Authorized

WASHINGTON, Sept. 23.-The
Interstate Commerce Commission
today authorized three additional
intervenors in the Great Northern
Northern Pacific Spokane, Portland
and Seattle application for per-
mission to merge. Permission to
intervene was granted to the
Wyoming Railroad Company; the
Lacrosse & Southern Railway Com
pany, and the Grand Forks, N. D.,
Commercial Club. all of whom had
asserted their interests we're in
volved in the proposed merger.
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PARK CHIEF TO FARLEY

Park Superintendent r. Walter
Jarvis left today for Philadelphia
to aid in arrangements for the ma
tional conference of parks superin-
tendents which opens next week.
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In the Cotton Market
lBy Thomson 3 McKlnnonl

NEW YORK. Sept 2s.--Liyerpool fails
see no reason for being long over the
shining report. The amount will be large.
and to make II bullish will need explana-
that can't be misunderstood. Above 90 SO
the South is letting go, and below that
price mills are buying.
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BOND EXCHANGE TO END
Mellon Announces Closed Privilege
for Liberty Holders.

BIZ United Press
WASHINGTON, Sept. 23.-Secre-
tary OF the Treasury Mellon an
nounced today the privilege of ex-
changing second Liberty loan Az
per cent bonds for new 31s per cent
treasury notes will end at the close
of business Oct. /.
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was 1885 of LII. Average of twenty
rails was 1851. on la. Average Of
forty bonds was 9S.i3. up .Oo.
BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Sept. 23.-Better-
ment of the technical position of
the stock market was reflected to-
day in leading issues which moved
ahead in good demand, stimulating
the entire list. United States Steel
and General Motors again swung
into the lead while railroad shares
under the influence of New York
Centrals strength moved higher,
oils improved, and special issues
made wide gains.
Delaware g. Hudson and Erie
were prominent in the carrier group.
Nash was the outstanding feature
Of the motor group, raising to a
new high since the stock split up
on buying induced by the last quar-
ter earning report issued today.
Mack firmed up fractionally while
Hudson held steady.
Industries Gain
American Smelling, Allied Chem
ical. American Can, Coca Cola,
Cudahy Packing, du Pont, Inter
national Nickel and National Distil.
leries were the industrial favorites,
al showing gains from fractions to
more than 2 points. Baldwin held
steady.
Describing the market, the Wall
Street Journals financial review
said: ~
Price movements on the Stock
Exchange were a big disappoint-
rnent to the bear forces. Overnight
came the announcement Of an in
crease of $34,000,000 in brokerage
loans at this center during the week
ended Sept. 81, bringing the total
to new record high. This develop
!nent naturally brought the expec-
tation OF further declines. Instead
the leaders displayed better tone.
Although the rally did not display
great vigor, it was consistently
maintained.
Fall Of
Transactions fell of substantially
whenever prices reacted. This indi-
Gated an absence of important liqui-
dation and suggested SELLING coming
from the trading element rather
than interests.
In addition to better technical
position the market was helped by
more comfortable conditions in the
call loan market for next week.
While the rate held at per cent,
ample accommodations for over the
weekend were available. No calling
Of loans occurred and most traders
were looking for a lower rate next
week.
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Chicago Grain Table

BIZ Times Special
CHICAGO, Sept. 23.-Primary receipts
Wheat, 1880, 900 against 1851 600; corn,
$50 600 against $4,000; oats, $4,000 against
1000. Shipments = WHEAT 1881 900
against S29 900; corn. 546, goo against 2s4,-
900; oats, $4,000 against i)2. 900.
BIZ Times Special
CHICAGO. Sept 23.--Car lots: Wheat,
%: corn. 2le; oats. IS; rye. 4.
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Assistant Superintendent George
Morgan will leave next week for the
meeting.
Jarvis is member of the arrange
ments committee.
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The lowest temperature ever re-
corded in the civilized world was at
Verkhoyansk, Siberia, in 1885. when
the thermometer touched 90.4 de-
grees below zero.
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In the Sugar Market
lRy rhomson 3 MeKinnonl

NEW YORK, Sept. 23.--While raws were
note quite SO firmly held. the tone of the
Il @ is ses officisiiy ' reported that the Cuban
house of representatives will be called in
special session on Tuesday when an adj
dress will be made by President Machado
measure has apparently collapsed / look
for a further advance.
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Produce Markets

Butter wholesale pricel Two grades. a
pound, 46M <9c.
Butterfat (buying prices --45c Id.
Eggs-Strictly fresh delivered at indian.
apolis 30@3lc floss Off.
Poultry buying prices) Hens. 20@22c;
Leghorn hens, 14G15c; ROSTERS. 10Ql2c;
horns and small broilers, 14@l5c; turkeys,
hens, 2O025c; young toms. 20m25c; old
toms, l592Oc: ducks, 12Ql5c;. geese. go
10c. guineas. young. SOC: old. 35c.
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THE CITY
IN BRIEF
sATurnAY EYENrs

Conference Indiana prosecuting attor-
neys. sheriffs. police chiefs. Statehouse.
Service Club picnic, Brendenwood after
noon. -
African, African Methodist .., Episcopal Church
beta Theta Pi luncheon. Board of Trade.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon luncheon. Chamber
OF Commerce.
A report on the recent inter-
national conference on faith and
order at Lausanne, Switzerland, was
given by the Rev. F. E. Smith at
the fellowship meeting of the Third
Christian Church, Thursday night.
Mr.. Smith, Mrs. Smith, and the Rev.
Warren Grafton attended the con-
ference in August.
Homer w. Borst, of 5032 Park Ave-,
is attending seventh annual con-
vention of the Unitarian Laymen's
League of the All Souls Unitarian
Church, which opened today in
Lenox, Mass, representing the local
chapter.
Scripps- Howard boardcasting of
the Dempsey unney fight was
heard at a radio party attended by
more than 600 employees of the Real
Silk hosiery mills night SIM in the
recreation hall, Thursday night,
Operations suspended at 7:45 p. m.
AM employees gathered in the hall
Indianapolis electrical division of
the General Electric Company in
stalled the radio set.
Burglars entered the Walter A.
Metzler cleaning and pressing es-
Establishment at TAT s. East st. and
took clothing valued at sos, police
we're told carly toda.'.
Local golfers, especially members
of the Indianapolis Country Club
have been asked I'd watch for Jack
Jenkins, 38, who is missing from his
home, the caddy house at the club
Lee Nelson, golf professional, told
police he sent jenkins on an errano
to the city and he failed to return.
Fire, believed started by faulty
f1ue, did $4,000 damage at the home
of Tom Swift, 1882 Garfield Pl., late
Thursday.
The First Ward Republican Club
will hold its weekly meeting tonight
at 8 at Compton Hall, 2101 Winter
Ave. Important business viii BIZ
discussed.
J. L. Moore, commander of the
Maj. Robert Anderson Post of ths
G. A. r., will talk on his recent
months trip to Colorado at the
meeting of the post Wednesday al
TT. Friendly.
The Service Club will hold q
meeting. open to members only, fol-
lowing their weekly luncheon at the
Lincoln Monday. An amendment tt
the club constitution will be acted
on.
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DIRIGIBLEs GO SOUTH
Army Ships Sail Over New York on
Journey.

NEW YORK. Sept. a. Escorted
by an airplane, the Army nom
rigid dirigibles TC-5 and TOO flew
over New York this afternoon,
headed south.
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Contrary to popular belief, traffic
on the Mississippi river has doubled
within the past forty years.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

BN United Press
NEW YORK. Sept. 23.-Foreign ex-
s4fSsS-s2. up 90 lie; francs, s,a2%c: Ira.
S45c up. sp99E; Beige 1sss2cai o, w .oo'a;
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Local Wagon Wheat

Local grain elevators are paying sl.23
for No. 2 red wheat. Other grades are
purchased on their merits.
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BIZ United Press

TOLEDO. Sept. 23.-Hogs - Receipts,
2eoG;. market l0G25c, up: heavies. $40. ESQ
$11.as@il.75; good pigs. s0,55Gio as. Cat
tle---Receipts light: market steady. Calves
Receipts light: market strong Sheep
10 soc UP.
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Bv United Press

DV UWtttW 1Ito0
s,sss; cTeameries,', 4s94llSc; standards
extras, 451ac Eggs--Receipts, 4051; or
dinaries, 25dlS0c; hrsts, 32@35c; seconds.
20Q231ac. Poultry-.Receipts, cars; fowls,
heavy. isc; small i7cs; geese. i4@i9c'
turkeys. 25c; ROSTERS, 15c. Cheese-
Twins, 25A a. 51sc; young Americas. 26he.
Potatoes--Arrivals, 65; on track, 276; in
transit, e76: Wisconsin sacked round white,
$1.e5@ 100; few fancy, az, mi Minnesota
reported. Sweet potatoes-$lQl.60
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BIZ United Press

By United Press
in tuS lots. Sah asgsc; frsts. 9sS4sc; Sec
onds, 40ni1c; packing stock, 2sc. Eggs
Extra, Acc; extra firsts, acc; firsts. 34c;
ordinary soc; pullet, firsts, Csc. Poultry
Fowls, 26@27c; .Leghorn fowls. $50 tic;
heavy spYngers, 276l28c; Leghorn spring.
ers, 22Q24c; cocks, 15@l7c: ducks, 22@23c.
NEW YORK. Sept. 20 .-Flour--Quiet and
nrm PorkMstesdyi y3 snSs,o $S2' s Laaq-
PsiSG 1919; fsned Quiss; granuls sSst
$685. s ssaSi y no. EXTRA T FAY
Weak, No. 1. s1.15i No, 8, 85@95c; clover
turkeys. goa 60c: chickens. 20d39c; .broil-
sac; ducks, issS33SSs c: Long Island gao
Zoe: ducks, 2i1Aec: fowls. 2ims1c: tur-
KEYS: soc; ROSTERS, lac; chickens. spring,
2003lc. cheese--Firm; State whole milk,
fancy, to. specials, 26hQ28iac; Young
America, fresh, 27@27isc. Potatoes-Sweet
Jersey, basket. 5o@1.50:, southern, bbls,.
whites, i Long Tslanas ssso@sss Jersey,
receipts. 1888; creamery. extras. A; spec
ciai market, 48A 04oc. Eggs-Firmer; re-
ceipts. 1882; near by white fancy. sea-
sac: near by State whites. 500 5ec; fresh
western whites. s5Gzsc; near by browns,
viard,:. 8 & cmfwyp vbgkaj vbgkqj Wig
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Banks and Exchange

INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT
Local bank clearings today we're s3,278,'
900: debts. S6,295. 00c.
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Bv Times Sncciof

BIZ Times Spccial
1000: marked i0c higher; tops, Siir.70.
Caives--Receipts. ZOO market steady S'e gooyd
to choice. sl2.50G15; medium TO good. SO
Mll: outs. 50 down. Sheep-Receipts.
zoo; market steady: mixed lambs. SO:
ewes and -wethers, sl2.50; seconds. 81:
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LEADING ISSUES
MOVE UPWARD
IN STOCK MART
Steel, General Motors Again
Take Lead; Nash Out
standing.
{ Average Stock Prices

Average OF twenty industrials Thursday
was 1885. of Ill. Average of twenty
rails was 1881 OF la. Average of
forty bonds was 9Si3. UP .08.
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Other Livestock



CHICAGO. sept. 7s,--cattle-, Receipts,
2,010; slow; trade steady on most classes:
no choice offerings here; bulk steers, sl2
downward to 80: stale offerings predomi-
mating; she stock in meager supply. de-
mand broadcast on cutters and cutter cows:
byils very scarce; rest sausage bulls
soppns a. i fneTsh pnsSsG:
day; few spots on fat native lambs use
few. sl4; one deck to city butchers at
3l4.25: bulk keod to choice range lambs
ab S oN5 e .isss b fsT gSG 2 WyO q
$3.50; hesVies. s4s6a5: early sales i good to
eaHcs SeayeE dSwn ts e lambs
soft or oily hogs and roasting pigs ex-
GUIDED Receipts. 10000; market lo@l5c
s 10 oscc senSESsfht 2sSsSS Ss ed sS
iIshtweights. 10000 rs. common 10 g
lbs. common to choice. s0.5o6ii.55; pack
Ing n sows. smooth and rough. sogl0;
cbOse Sss SosS ans s m sa6 sbS
calyes-stesrs; 1900 lbs. up, good and
eshiooaicei. si4:7S@ie; good sl2;2s@l5: steers,
sil;75d14;75: medium. s9dl2.5O common.
GOOD and choice, $50 lbs, down, sl1ii5 's5
ml3.50; common and medium, all weights.
$500 1915; cows, good and choice. s7.5oSi
1880; common and medium. S585M7 So
low cutters. s5m5.95 calves, medium to
choice. s7Mll vealers. Gull TO choice. $7g
~ 90: feeder and stock cattle. steers, COM
ard lambs-Lambs, light and handyweight.
" lbs. down, medium to On lice, sl250@
i2;5c; ewes. medium TO choice, S3.75m05l:
Gun and common. Si.50Gl4; feeding lambs,
r rs1 stock. medium TO choice. sl2@l4.
s assose; above quotations on fun woolod
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Homer w. Borst, of 5032 Park Ave-,
is attending seventh annual con-
vention of the Unitarian Laymen's
League of the All Souls Unitarian
Church, which opened today in
Lenox, Mass, representing the local
chapter.
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CONFIDENCE Indiana prosecuting attor-
a. m.
Service Club picnic. Brendenwood. after
noon. ~
African Methodist Episcopal Church
conference. Bethel A. M. E. Church. all
day.
beta Theta Pi luncheon. Board of Trade.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon luncheon. Chamber
OF Commerce.
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The Service Club viii hold a
meeting. open to members only, fol-
lowing their weekly luncheon at the
Lincoln Monday An amendment to
the club constitution will be acted
on.
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