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Why, Henry!

Among comments py 1IloldIl-
apolis Jewish leaders today
upon Henry Ford's apologies
to the Jewish race for the at
tacks in his Dearborn indie
pendent was this from Ralph
Bamberger, attorney, 1887
Washington Blvd:
"Mr. Ford expressed great
surprise at the contents of the
articles his magazine carried.
This reminds me of story
that Charlie Case, an old-time
vaudeville performer, used to
tell. Charles chatter was
chiefly about his father, whom
he claimed was one of the
worlds most honest men.
illustrating how honest his
father was, Charlie told how
his father, coming home
through a neighbours yard in
the dark after day of honest
toll, stumbled over something.
The father picked up the OBJ
ject, being unable to tell what
it was in the dark. When he
got home this honest man was
greatly SURPRISED to learn he
had stumbled over an arm load
of stove wood.
"I imagine Mr.. Ford must
have been just as surprised as
Charlie Cases father when he
found out what his magazine
was printing"
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BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, July 8. - Stocks
whose technical condition had been
weakened in the recent reaction to-
day were subjected to heavy selling
pressure and sold off several points
in the most important issues. How
ever, later in the session, pivotal is
sues like Hudson Motors, Baldwin
and others started recovery.
Nevertheless, at the close the mar
ket presented very ragged appear
ance.
Wall Street has several explana-
tions for the irregularity displayed
10y today's stock market. Most
emphasis was laid on the spottiness
of trade conditions and high level
of speculative credit accommoda-
tions.
But the principal reason appeared
to be an impairment of technical
conditions arising out of the recent
short recovery in the general list.
This rebound had evidently elm
mated a good part of the short in
terests, and rendered the leaders
again vulnerable to professional
pressure.
Special issues like the United
States Rubber shares, American
Brown, Pierce Arrow preferred and
other stocks experiencing poor
earnings, gave ground sharply. How
eevr, pivotal issues met good sup
port on, price recessions and the
reaction of stocks in this class did
not run beyond normal proportions.
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Hogs
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Deaths

Moses Click. IS. 1892 N. Illinois, arterio
Sclerosis.
cardio vascular renal disease.
Thomas H, Walker. 70. s4l7 carrollton,
Lewis james Riley. IS. Christian Hospital.
carcinoma.
Eugene c. Granting, SO. 2l5l N. Della
ware. chronic myocarditis.
Eliza r; Brooks, II. 1888 Brookside.
Eva D. McNutt. SO. ss2 N. Emerson, acute
pulmonary oedcma.
Edward D; Porter, Sc, 22o2 College.
angina pectoris.
Catherine Stuart, 49, $40 E. Vermont.
cerebral hemorrhage.
Wilbur Browder. rs. $40 E. Vermont. ar
terio scleroSis.
Kathleen, seoright. 9. Methodist Hos
pital, accidental.
George Jackson Hundson, so, 3702 E.
Thirty-Second St.. acute cardiac dilatation.
Frank A. Wallace. is. 246 Hampton Dr..
Margaret L. Moore. 70. SCOT N. Delaware.
r0y0ca rditiS
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Cash Grain

The bids for car lots of grain at the call
of the indianapolis Board OF Trade, I. o. b.
basis 4ilac New York rate, we're:
Wheat.Firm; No; red. $1.38@1.41; No.
Corn-Strong No. white. 08c@$1; No. 4
white. 96@98c: No. 8 yellow. 961a 698c: No.
4 yellow. 94@96c:. No. mixed, 93@s5c;
oasts@;Fsirnn; NJ; 2 white, ~zsla@4shc;
Hay-Weak; No. / timothy. S14.5o615:
No .. timothy. $l3.5Oa14; No. light clover
mixed: $l4.5o@l5; No. clover mixed. s14
@14.50; No. clover hay. $13.50@14.
Inspections
Wheat-No. / red, cars; No Q red. 8
cars:\ No. 4 red, ! car Total. 10 cars.
Corn-No. 8 white. cars; No: white,
3 cars; No. white. 2 cars; No. 8 white. l
car; No. 8 yellow. 3 cars No: 4 yellow. 8
cars: No. yellow, cars: No. s yellow,
5 cars; sample yellow. car; No. mixed,
cars: sample mixed, car Total, 26
cars.
Oats-No. white, cars; No. white S
cars: sample white l car. Total IS cars.
Hay-No. timothy. 1 car. Total car.
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RAW SUGAR PRICES
NEW U. S. OFFICIAL
ONCE INDIANA BANKER
Eugene H. Cough Was Cashier at
BOOnville.

BIZ Times Special
BOONVILLE, Ind, July g.
Eugene H. Cough, who this week be-
came deputy comptroller of the
currency at Washington, D. c.,
served ten years as cashier of the
Boonville National Bank and for a
short time was vice president of the
American National Bank, VincenneS,
Ind. He was for fifteen years na-
tional bank examiner and for the
last three years served as assistant
chief examiner.
Cough succeeds Willis j. Fowler,
Fl Wayne, Ind, inI the deputy
comptrollership, Fowler retiring on
account Of i'll health after nineteen
years in the position.
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Births

BOYS
Harold and Frances Boese, Christian
Walter and Eleanor Enoch, Christian
William and Ruth Green. Christian Hos
Melville and Ethel harrington. 1908 st.
Neal and Bertha curran, 1855 Holiday.
John and Vanetta Hulse 262f Chester
John and CLEO woodbridge. 2i94 Cent.
,,Sswen and Matte Thompson. TAI w.
Walnut
Everett and vivian Perry. 4s77 uni
William and Helen colman, 2ois Column
Ezra and Maud Perry. 1880 N. La Sale
AuSperry ana Annapelle johnson, 949 W.
John and Mildred Poland. $50 w. Merrill.
RAYMOND and Dorothy Woodruff, 1l44 S.
John and Irene Flack. 2245 N. Illinois.
Naum and Demetri Sida, 1928 N. King.
Walter and Violet Hayes, 1898 War
;, Claude Claude and Catherine Risley. Methodist
Albert and Catherine Gallant. Methodist
:. Roy. and Josephine Worth. Methodist
Jack and Iris Adams. Methodist Hos
Walter and Bertha Hunt. Methodist
John and Goldie Jones. s2s Hosbrpok.
Cal and Margaret Stewart. 1923 B. Tai
Luther and Helen Day. 1920 st. Clair.
viii and Dora Hartman. 6S2 w. Wash
ington.
Neil and Ethel Basin. 2i09 Blur.
Carl and Viola Wade. 2l09 Blur.
Girls
:. Richard and Flossie Logan. Christian
Hospital.
Henry and Lillian Rose. 1875 North
western.
Frank and Nellie Britton, $50 Chadwick.
Robert and Ruby Ware. 1902 Sheldon.
Solomon and Elizabeth Adams. s74 w.
Twenty-Seventh.
Alfred and Corrine Minor, $40 NJ West.
Earl and Wayne Byers. 1880 Napoleon.
Place.
Herbert and Zelda Berry. 1908 Cruft.
Clifford and Josephine Hughes, 1904
Columbia
3. Willie and Johnnie jenkins. 1914 E. Six
tenth.
Harry and Blanche Holding g43 8 West
Joseph and Mary jackson, 436 California.
rear.
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Building Permits

william F. Bolander, tanks and pump,
northwest corner Jefferson and Washing-
ton, $500.
$3.50
Shirley Bros. Company. repair. 2Oo2-o4
W: Michigan. s2.20o.
Mrs. Nichols. addition. 2SlO Arsenal,
Sarah c. Barrett. addition. 1Ios E. Mar
ket, $3.50.
j. 9. Moore. move dwelling. 1928 Sen
ate, $1,000.
j. C. Moore. wreck dwelling. S1l-1s w.
Eighteenth. $500.
J. d. Adams &; Co.. office building, 217
Hoitesei Realty Company. reroof. 2S3 E.
Joe Bruneman, dwelling and garage. ala
N. jefferson, $3.i25.
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Commission Row
PEICE TO RETAILERS
TRTITTS


gafe sDpSss D %ne'ssg o s'ss ss
ket apples 40 lbs.), Ben Davis 81 so. New
spplssssTaTgssnsparents' 40 ibs' 1904; Ouch
Hpricotsw 50 crate.
Bananas-4@5c lb.
Standard Crates ss.75 af nat
Cherries California. s5.95 as lbs);
Lemons-California. sS.50Qs.5o.
Limes-California,. So per hundred.
Oranges-California Valencias, crate. 81
Peaches Georgia Elbertsss,. So blu.
Pineapples-.Cuban, $3@3.50.
Rasp6ersiesMBIack, q pts $685. sS: red. S..
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. average 80 lbs.
IS soc.
AsparagusoodH G. fancy white, s5@45c
dC ssas sseed' s9Sg lss.5o hamper.
6 6sTTUsswE g. 4oc :. sg bulk 50 bu
celeryWMichigan. Highball. So crate: 81
bunch.
Cucumbersm.. Hothouse, $1@1.10 doz.
Garlic1California zoe Id.
j. fssa IS isI sfss head $3.50 erats H.
Mangoes-Louisiana 81 hamper.
ish. ss:5o@275 crate: H. q. green. 35c doz.
P Ps5sMH- &. d ss.s sSo b dozen.
Potatoes--Michigan whites, $50 lbs, $50
as Virginia Cobblers, $5.75 Dbl.
Radishes-H. c., long red or white, 80
@ Acc; red. 3o@4oc; H. G. buttons, 5oG6oc
dozen.
Rhubarb--H c., CSC dozen.
Spinach-Texas, 81 bu.
Sweet potatoes Nancy Halls, $l.90 ham
Tomatoes--H. G. Hothouse, 10 lbs. s1.4o.
TurnipE-$2 bushel.
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~ cH heeso se Juy s.-carlots. Wheat. "a;
corn, SO; oats, 10; rye. 1.
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Marriage Licenses

Charles o. Bartolon, rs. Cleveland, Ohio
of 1l12 Central.
Julian c. Anderson. ~. Of 412 E. Market.
Payne 49, OF 100 1T. Wayne. bookkeeper.
Goldie G. Bales. 80. Beech Grove. mu-
sician. and Essie M. Martin, 30. of 561 N.
Ralph Wood. %. oblong. Ill, merchant
and Agnes G. Stoner, IS, Of SSH Carroll
tom
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New York Liberty Bonds

July 3
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In the Cotton Market
INV rhomson a. McKinnon)

IBy THOMSON d MchIlluOHy -,
NEW YORK, July 8.-Some strength was
impaired to the market this morning by
who are short OF that month against their
stocks. The trade in general Is awaiting
the first Government estimate of the
gone about its discount on the theory that
the indicated reduction will be between 10
and IL per cent. Recent high temperatures
interferred with boil weevil propagation.
The crop is making fine progress and the
weather continues seasonal. Hedge sales
against the new crop will soon be In order
and in addition to their weight on the
market, in our opinion, cause considerable
anxiety aboard where stocks OF cotton not
vet sold IN Sninnerg are large.
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10 shares Indpls g. L Gas pfd.. .9Sh
81 900 Citizens st Ry SIS ............ .S61z
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LOCAL PORKER
TRADE STAYS
ABOUT STEADY
Little Change Made in Any
Division of Local Live
stock Market.

Not following the trend of the
Chicago hog market, prices at the
Indianapolis Union StockyardS to-
day were generally steady on light
porkers and weak to 10 cents lower
on other material. In contrast
trade at Chicago was 10 to Is cents
up on the hundredweight.
The independent action of the
local market put the two centers
on about the same level. The top
was $3.50 at both places. Bulk sales
at the local livestock exchange were
10000. Estimated receipts were
5000 and holdovers counted 683.
Hog Price Range
Material in the 160-200-pound
class went at $9.75@9.90; 200-225
pounds, $94O@9.75; 225-25O pounds,
$9@s.40, and $50 pounds up, $8.75
@10. Slaughter pigs were SO down
and packing sows $7.25@8. \
Eight hundred cattle were offered
on a generally steady market. Beef
steers sold at $10@l3.10; beef cows,
$6.25@8.75; low cutters and cutter
COWS, $4.25@5.50; bulk stock and
feeder steers, $7.25@8.50.
Shoots Up
A good advance was made in calf
prices, with trade active. Sales were
made at rates so cents to 81 higher.
The bulk sold at $14.50 down, with
best vealers bringing SIS. Receipts
were 300.
Sheep, and lambs were steady, the
run amounting to about 1900. Top
fat lambs went at $14.50: bulk fat
lambs, $13.50@14.50; bulk Gull
lambs, $3.5G@11, and bulk-fat ewes,
$5@7.
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In the Sugar Market
lRv rhomson 8 McKinnonl

NEW YORK, July S.-Despite some mo-
market was Arm with delivery notices
vel s9pped and With short IN
and trade commission houses were the
r principal buyers. especially Of September
and December. in which there was. fairly
actual sugar is reported and advices from
Cuba were to the effect that President
owners to discuss the new crop. European
advices were firm. Increase in the domestic
demand for refined cannot much longer
long side.
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TOURS WORLD a YEARS

BIZ United Press
ODESSA, July "a deaf-mute,
Ivan Sokoff, who set out for a SOL
itary world tour four years ago, has
just completed his voyage here. Most
of the distance he Travelled on foot.
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Primers are large.
NEW ORLEANS
Local Wagon Wheat

Local grain elevators are paying s1.32
for No. ? red wheat. Other grades are
purchased on their merits
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Produce Markets
July g.

Butter wholesale. price, - Creamery.
best .grade, 2 pound. ,4 a sc.
spoIis, 10000 dozen. -. -.
s5ssS Ssnf ss ssSse nd "a
ssc = ssc is%SSs Isg SS 1Iscs
old toms i5@2Oc; crooked breasted, and
fat. .lo@12c; thin and poor, 7@12c. ducks.
1s@15c: geese. S9loc; guineas. Soc.
BIZ United Press
E t6s J Gagy4 sPEq pss 4d sptssF
EggsMExtras. 27c;. extra frsts. .S5c; hrsts,
25Iac; ordinary: 22c; Poultry-Fowls,. asa
@ TO 4ooste ss@i44S light u spa ss@a4o
Potatoes Virginia in barrels. $4.5o@475.
Bg NV ERit Sok gEes: July s.-proquce: Flour
Sgd arm mdd j est 4sss 9sasS
I. i4@f4%c; santos, 1873 1910. Taliow
Essg No Psii 2C o. No goc@s coVe as
55@4Sc; chickens; 200 s5c; fowls. ,l2@25c;
ducks se hyS fowls &c., sfs aTkeys
sue. fooSteIS. Lie, ,pIOllelo, aug 4OC. CHeSSe
27@2sc; Young America, 24@241ac. But
ter-Firm. receipts .15,445:. creamery. ex-
tras. 41Kc; special market, 42Q42Hc.
Eggs-Steady; receipts. 23,061; nearby
white fancy 500 4oc; nearby State whites
27d37e; fresh grsts, 24h@25c; Pacific
nearby browns 2sh 035c. Potatoes
Southern. s1.25@4.25 Maine, $l@S;5o
Sweet potatoeS-Jersey basket. $1.75Q
2.25: Southern basket. s1.72@2.
Bu United Press
CHICAGO. July 8.-Produce: Butter-Re.
ards. ssfsc; firsts. ssll q SIC: seconds SAG
35lac: extras. 3924c.. Eggs-Receipts l0,o76'
onds. zoe Cheese-Twins 22A @22lac
Americas 23c. Poultry-Receipts. 6 cars
fowls. heavy 23c: springs, 36c. ducks. ia
zoe: geese. 13619c; turks, zoe; ROSTERS
j41zc: broilers, 29c. Potatoes Receipts,
Arrivals, SIS cars; on track. l4l; in transit
sos. Sweet potatoes-$2@225
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BIZ United Prcsa

CLEVELAND. July AHogs-Receipts
sos lbs. ss:75@s $50; SSo-sso, lbs. IS. 500
lbs. $685. eo-iso lbs, s1o,a5' packing aSShos
sows. $7.25@7.5o. Cattie-Recei2ts. 100
calves. 5000; market strong; beef steers
and cutter cows. ss.SoS4.so: NV veaiers. STA
II. Sheep-Receipts, $50; market steady
top fat lambs, SIS; bulk Gull lambs, 500
11.50; bulk fat ewes, $3.5c@5.50.
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Other Livestock
BIZ Times Special

BIZ Times Special
LOUISVILLE, July s.-Hogs-Receipts,
LOCO; market staedy to l5c higher; tops,
steady. lves-Receipts. 300 market soc
higher. good to choice. $10.5o@12; medium
to good. sea 1850; outs, $3.50 down. Sheep
Receipts. $500; market steady; mixed
lambs, SLABS; ewes and wethers STATS:
seconds, $780, sheep, s3.50@5.50.
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RAILWAY COSTS MOUNT
Big Four Directors Report S2,47S,-
917 Increase,

9l7 Increase.
Operating revenues of the Cleve-
land, Cincinnati, Chicago & ST.
Louis railroad for the last year in
creased $2,478,91766, according to a
report made to the stockholders.
The report, coming from the direc-
tors, was made Thursday. Total
revenues of the road amounted to
$94,539, 987.16.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
CHILD STRUCK BY AUTO
Boy of Five Seriously Injured in
Accident Near Home.

Judson Brudder, S, of $50 S. Noble
st., was injured critically today
when he ran in front of an auto
mobile driven past his home by
Robert West, %, Negro, 1918 YandeS
st.
The boy was taken to city hos
pital with a broken left leg and
serious head injuries.
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Help Wanted Female

YOUNG LADY FOR TELEPHONE
SALES WORK. WONDERFUL OP-
PORTUNITY FOR ADVANCE
MENT. MUST BE NEAT AP-
FEARING, HAVE PLEASANT
PERSONALITY AND ABILITY
TO HEAR AND SPEAK CLEAR
LY OVER THE TELEPHONE. APP
PLY IN PERSON ONLY. MR..
COPLEY, INDIANAPOLIS TIMES.
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CHICAGO STATEMENT

In HJNtted FfeSS - =, -.
NEW YORK. July 8.-Clearings, $1,000,
600, 600; balances, 1927, 900.
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BIZ United Press

PITTSBURGH. July .-Hogs-Receipts
$500; market, active, ,5@l5c higher: $50
s10.5o@10.65; packing sows. $7@7.75, Cat
tle-Receipts. none; calves. $50: market.
81 higher: beef steers. $l0.50Q1275; veal
ers. $1550Ml6.50. Sheep-Receipts $50:
market. steady. top fat lambs, $3.50: bulk
Gull lambs, $8611..
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Chicago Grain Table

By cH HtMes sc yaiy scarlots wheat. "a,
corn, SO; oats. 49, rye. l.
BIZ Times Special
SHIpAG0 90 o J%ly sPrimsrE o6 6eeceipts
446,0o0 against 386.000;. oats, 10000 against
24l 900: Shipmentss--,Wheat, $4,000 against
oats, $4,000 against 100000.
CH1CAGo,. July s.-..cash grain; Wheat
No. 1 red, $1.47la: No. 2. s1.45la: No |
hard. Sis 1s@l: 53A;. No. Q hard. s1.50,
Corn---No. 2 yellow. s1.O41a; No. 8. 81 .O3 al
1.04 No. 4. $1G1ol: No. S, 80 G99iAc: No
s. 96c; No. Q mixed. -s1.03;. No. 8, s1.00ls@
si.Ssts; No. =. $i.oI; No. 5, a4asss; s.,
4. 4212 6461ac. Barley--72m77c Timothy
$450@ $50. Clover-S20M30.
BIZ United Press
TOLEDO. July s.--Close: Wheat--No. 2,
S1.45M1.46. Corn-No. 3. $1.05Gl1. 06 Rye
Glover = Cash. Imported. $500: Oct.
SIC 95: Dec, $l6.85. Timothy-Cash. 81. so:
Dec. $3.50. Alsike-Aug.. $14: Dec. $14.
Butter-41@44c. Eggs-22d24c. Hay-s25.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

CHICAGO. july 8.-Clearings, $4,000,
900; balances. 3d. ,000
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Banks and Exchange
INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENTS
NEW YORK STATEMENT

Local bank clearings today we're s5,256,
900: debts, $6.892,000.
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BIZ United Press
EAST BUFFALO July -Hogs-Receipts
1900: noldovers. e72; market, Steady: ESQ
$50 lbs. s875G975: 2oo-25O lbs. s9.65M
1895: 10000 lbs; s1o.25@ SO: .9o-160 lbs.
Receipts. 100; calves, 1.000 market
steady; calves 81 higher: vealers, $14.50
OILS. Sheep-Receipts. 1000 market soc
lower: bulk Gull lambss~Sl1 @12; bulk ewes.
$566 SO.
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BIZ JWltfO PreSS
closed steady. Sterling demand 4.3Ss;
Francs .0391L Ira .05441a: belgas 1890;
marks 236812: montreal .998437S.
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PIVOTAL ISSUES
APPEAR BETTER
IN LATE TRADE
Some Sell Off During Day,
( but Start Recovery Be-
fore Close.
Average Stock Prices

Average of twenty industrials, Thursday,
was 171.96 off 81. Average of twenty
rails was 1868, off 40. Average of forty
bonds was $500, up oil.
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Instructions
Central Beauty College

The Central Beauty College offers
the utmost in beauty education. 1t
is Indianapolis Pioneer Beauty
School and has always been the
first to introduce the latest
methods of operation.
The success of our graduates is the
recommendation that we offer to
the prospective student.
The profession of beauty culture
enables that individual to earn his
true worth. In only several months
you can prepare yourself to become
a capable and preferred operator
through the
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You Read the Want Ads
Have YOU tried to use themf
It's easy-Call Main $500.
Ask for an Ad Taker.
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BIZ United Press
CHICAGO. July S.--Receipts. 5000; veal
ers steady; all other killing classes steady
to strong. higher on she stock; steers and
sSp nsavy Tsd
light heifers, Sits: best medium bulls, $7
all cutter stock, .$4.50@5.5O. sheep-Re.
than ThUrsdays average quality of n sort
ing considered: bulk ranger lambs. $4,000
1925, most natives, S1461425: few to all
1850; good oregon yearlings. ST. so: scat
tering of fat ewes. $50 $50; feeding lambs.
strong. slightly higher choice range feed
ceipts. $4,000: market uneven, 10@15c
higher; heayyweights. $8.5O@9.25; medium
weights, $9@s.s0; lightweights; s9.1o@lo;
$6.9oG8; slaughter pigs. ss.5o@9.5o.
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Help Wanted-Maie

Body in white men, including
metal finishers, molders, door
hangers and loose panel fin
ishers, wanted by the FISHER
BODY CORPORATION, Plant
No. l, Flint, Mich. Write full
particulars in first letter or ap-
ply in person.
MEN, 2: ls to IS years. to assist field mgr.
publication; local and travel: expenses
paid. Position worth $50 per week. Just
opening territory. Room 633. 2l8 Mass. Ave.
FIELD manager with crew. at least 3 men:
to work one week in city then travel:
new McFadden proposition with True
Story. MR.. HARPS, apply 4 to 6 D. m,
Room 633. 2l8 Mass. Ave.
SALESMEN; young; large concern needs
two Young men to assist mgr: experience
UNNECESSARY. Come early AIS People Bank.
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Death Notices

HUFF, WILLIAM B.-Beloved husband of
Jennie Huff, father of Charles. Edward
Guy and Fred HUI. Passed away Thurs
day 7th. at 1l:l5 p. m. Funeral at the
home of his son. Charles HUFF, 1906 Brook
side Ave. Saturday. July 9th, at p. m.
Burial Crown Hill Cemetery.
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TREASIrRY RALANCE

WASHINGTON. July s.-The Treasury
announced today its net balance july 6
was $500, 469 .970.28.
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COLORED

TOT N. California; 5 rms. gas. cleo, In
side toilet. sink, water pd.. new paper.
42F Toledo; ? rms. inside toilet. cleo.
1851 w. Vermont: 4 rms. gas, cleo, IN
side toilet, sink, water pd.; SIS.
soi W 18th 81: 3 rms, new paper. new
OWNER. 52i N. DELAWARE
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. EAST ST: LoUIs. July smHogs = Re-
ceipts.. $4,000; .holdoyers, 1890; market IS
SO oOi bss ss5sss S' 10000 bs 10
130-16O lbs. .$9.5O@1O: 9o-l60 lbs, $3.50
9.75; packing sows. /$7@7.75. Cattle = Re-
steers steady S beef steers ss.5oal2; light
yearling steers and heifers. $500 1915;
beef cows, $6.25@7.50;- low cutter and cut
heavy calves, s75o@8.5o; bulk stock and
feeder steers, $7.25@7.50. .Sheep--Receipts,
1000; market steady; top fat lambs, $14.25;
$4.50Q5.50.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-07-09

TOLEDO. July s.-Hogs-Receipts, 1.1oO.
market. lights. 1o@15c higher heayies,
slow; heayyies. sSa40Gs; mediums, tsse@5s;55oo;
Calves-Receipts, light; market, 81 higher
Sheep and lamb-Receipts. light; market
steady. Cattle--Receipts light; market
active and steady.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-07-09
GOOD HOUSES. SOUTH
N. NJ
4 Main 1918.

3716 GRACELAND
4 rooms; inside toilet. gas, sink; wa
:, ter paid ..:..:...:...;i .t7a.75
electricity; gas. sink. ...,.:,.I. $4,000
2sOS Mass. Ave; rooms; electricity,
gas. new paper ;....:........ .ei2.50
West indianapolis
1880 Standard; rooms: cleo, gas. $3.50
1876 Wilcox: rooms: electricity 1880
1910 Everett; 4-room bungalow: new
'"'ett )WNER' 224 N. DELAWARE 'sts'0V