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GAINS IN CORN
EASE UP LATE
IN AFTERNOON
Early BuIges in Wheat Fail
to Hold After Noon at
Chicago Pits.
Bv United Press

By United Press
CHICAGO. Sept. 15.-Early bulges
in wheat futures at todays session
on the Chicago Board Of Trade did
not hold after the noon hour, and
gains shown by corn eased up late
in the session.
Wheat closed 1Bc to 1Ac lower
than Wednesdays close; Corn, sc
to &c higher, and oats, &c higher
to 1sc lower.
Strong cables due to unfavorable
European weather ard drought in
Australia and the Argentine resulted
in higher wheat prices early and
gains at one time were lie and more.
A slump resulted about noon from
the heavy movement Of new grain
to Northwestern markets, which
caused considerable hedging pres
sure. Receipts here were only Al
cars. The cash market was I'M
changed. -
Corn opened nervously and then
climbed to show gains as high as
Ike in the March on the strength
in wheat and reports of harm to
the corn crop from the heat wave.
Locals sold in the afternoon when
wheat broke. Receipts were 305
cars. Cash corn was &c to 1c up.
Oats moved with a narrow range
and held higher most of the day
with corn, Stacking of toward the
close. Receipts were IS cars. The
cash market was unchanged.
Provisions closed unchanged.
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JOINS /. u. FACULTY
Professor C. E. Johnston Of Idaho
on Commerce School staff.

Professor C. E. Johnston Of Idaho
on Commerce School staff.
By Times Special
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Sept. IS
Dean w. A. Rawles, of the Indiana
University School of Commerce, an
nounces appointment Of Professor
G. E. Johnston. of the University of
Idaho. as member of the teach
ing staff of the 1. U. commerce
school for the present year.
Professor Johnston is a grad
uate of the University of Toronto.
with B. A. and M. A. degrees. He
has received the degree Of master
Of business administration with dis
tinction from Harvard University,
and also a graduate degree from OK
ford University. Professor Johnston
taught one year as an instructor in
the finance department of the
Harvard Graduate School of Bust
ness Administration, and two years
in the department of economics at
the University of Idaho.
He will I'LL the place of Professor
E. v. Mccullough, who resigned to
head the department of economies
and business administration at
Tarkio College, Tarkio, Mo.
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Cash Grain

The bids for car lots of grain at the call
1.-THE indianapolis Board Of Trade, (. 0. b.
basis a iac New York rate, were
WHEAT-Steady; No. 2 red. Sl.306i AZ.
No. ? ha-d. 81 .20013i
CORN--steady;. No. 3 white. SO $50: No.
s7@ssc: No, mixed. s56s7c; No. 1. $50
Nc oAsTs t5ssgy No q white. 44@4slsc;
:, HAaYE,weak; No. ! timothy, s1s. 5o@14;
GlS.5o; No. clover hay. sl3.50dI4.5o. -
u,,yr.- -Inspections-
=, WHEAT-No. red, 2 cars; No. s, I car:
cars. 0N4'
:, coRN-No. 2 white, car; No. 3. / car:
NO. 4; l car; No. 5, 2 cars; No. 6. 6 cars.
sample white. 4 cars: No. 2 yellow. 1 car:
No No. & :, ears; No. I. cars; No. S. 8 cars;
NO No; ! cars sample yellow. car; No. 4
oATs-No. white. cars; No. ., cars:
sample mived. car. Total. IS cars.
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BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Sept. 15.-Money
stringency abated today, the stock
exchange responding with vigor to a
reduction In the call rate to 3h per
cent. United States Steel shares led
the rally, closely followed by Cen
eral Motors, both issues Of which
reached new highs. Steel got to 160
for gain of AS points.
Buying of the leaders stimulated
activity. Westinghouse AirbrakO
gained twelve points, while Ameri-
can Radiator scared nearly seven
and American Smelling nearly four.
Railroad issues advanced, led by
New York Central. Chicago North
western at one time reached 97A, a
new high for the year, while Atchi-
son and other standard issues rose
proportionately.
Motor shares ruled firm, Mack
Truck featuring with gain of
more than three points. Tobaccos
surged forward in early dealings,
several issues touch new highs, but
later profit taking erased the gains.
Oils were steady to firm.
Describing the market, the Wall
Street Journals financial review
said:
Completion Of the heavy mid
month settlements was followed by
speedy restoration of easinessy in
credit conditions Banks reported
that enormous sums went unloaned
at Wednesdays call rate of 44 per
cent. Renewals on standing loans
were reduced to 81 per cent today
and the rate quickly dropped to 81
per cent.
This development was followed by
one of the most aggressive demon
strations of strength witnessed in
the current phase of the bull mar
ket. General Motors old and new
shares, United States Steel and
others, pushed into record territory
ON a huge turnover. At the same
time, new highs on the movement
were reached by standard. industrials
like American Radiator, American
Smelling, Westinghouse Air Brake,
Allis-C Chalmers and Mack Truck.
While rails continued relatively
inactive, this group displaced a
somewhat improved tone. New
York Central continued to respond
to strong buying, reaching its best
price since 1905 at 1866.
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Other Livestock
BIZ United Presa

CHICAGO, Sept. l5.-CattIe-Receipt
active at advance, other steady to. strong.
weighty steers. some held higher; several
is So: in-between grades, Si2.509 1850:
weighty western grassers up to s12; bulls
very scarce; largely a Sl6Qis50 market on
ss5s d sT na Up 70 lambs s .O% eaEs sss
25c lower on range lambs; bulk Of good to
asking upward to si4 FOR CHOICE I Westerns Stems
early, bulk native lambs, sl2.75@13; Sc
e ioso lots ss to city butchers 81 sis2s
ewes so@sssp: fe ssdhiqs lambs lam has un
changed sd :p Sho ASKING medium al9un weight t
for, lightweights. Eogs soft Or oily hogs
sS %srPst g stssdy g sc oEss SIS
medium to choice, si0.5o@11S5; medium
sen@Sn 10 chocs sfiSs lff ght ss his
lso=l60 lbs. common to choice. $4,000
1881 Raht S Pss sSo sG60qlssns msdS S@
ana 500 ibs uf ap' go os'' te
f bs choice sI5SS7s S'es socd sSaa $50
se s5 eodS eo sl h sO spgn SeSSs ssass
lbs. down, .siO75dl5; heIfers. good to to
medium. all weights. $e.25Gl0 as: cows.
medium. s5,25@665; low cutters mad cut
choice, 5000; vealers. Gull to choice. 81
@l650 feeder and stock cattle, steers.
sheep and lambs--Light and handyweight,
80 lbs. down, medium to choice, Slf 5Od14:
Gull to common, all weights, S9.2561150;
to common, $1,000: feeding lambs. rarge
stock. medium to choice. $12.25Q14. 50,
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In the Cotton Market
(By Thomson & McKinnonl

New York. Sept. l5.-with good cables
there was certain amount of con-
fdence in cotton prices In the early trad
warnings that it would take unfavorable
weather. predictions. From the Govern
ment 10 sustain prices were fully justified
nv the action Of the market when general
" fair weather was predicted Tor the
eastern belt. The decline was accelerated
NE market which came into operation
svound 22.So for December. disposition
Oh the part of the trade to sell october
con acts rather than accept the cotton
on approaching notice day added weak
ness to the situation. Very extensive
fluctuations are natural phenomena when
small crops are raised such as we be-
iieve the present to be end. while. we are
friendly to the market w. repeat, what
we said Wednesday, namely, buyers should
be cautious in making their commitments.
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MEDIUM CLASS
PORkERS DROP
10 TO IS CENTS
veaIers so Cents Higher;
Cattle Steady to
Strong.

The general tendency of hogs on
the indianapolis livestock market
today was 10 to Is cents lower on
the hundredweight. This applied
particularly to material weighing
27s pounds down. little being done
with weighty meat animals.
Estimates placed the fresh run at
5000. With these were placed $50
holdovers. The top fell to $12, a
drop of IS cents. Bulk sales were
$11.75@i2, mostly $l1.85@l2. Weak
ness was not as pronounced at Chi
cago, where prices were largely
steady to 10 cents lower.
Hog Price Range
Pigs were quoted at $9.25@1o and
most packing sows went at 5000.
Porkers in the 160-275-pound class
were $11.75@12 and few 275-3O0-
pound averages were bid $ll.50Q
Ills.
OAduSllVCI CldooCo WCAC OJ1Ol1S III
the cattle division, Good yearling
steers brought $13914, while some
plain killers sold downward to $9.15.
Most COWS sold at $6.50@8.5o: low
cutters and cutter cows, $6.50@8.5O,
and bull, stock and feeder steers,
$4.25@5.50. Heifers were largely
$8.50@11, some odd head $12. Esti-
mated receipts were 1000.
Tone Improves
Calves advanced so cents, sending
good and choice veal to $16 and
1880. Receipts were about TOO.
The sheep and lamb market was
steady to rs cents lower. Sheep re-
unchanged, but lambs
ranged from steady to of. Top fat
lambs were $13; bulk fat lambs, SD
@12.75, and fat ewes, $4.50@6.50. A
run of around 1,400 head arrived.
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Room Coz Rent With Boar

ARSENAL. N. 317: large modern rm., with
ivory suite; l or z girls or married cou-
pie employed: reasonable. Lin. 8087
JEFFERSON N, 4: good home for baby in
private family
NEW JERSEY. N. 517; clean, nice rm.,
with board; reasonable; walk. distance.
ST. PETER St., 1929: children to baorC.
mothers care. Drexel 6932.
NURSE: care for Infants, children; hour,
DAY or week: my home. Hem. 2149.
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3N United Preas

LA, EAST ST. LOUIS. Sept. 15.-Hoss-Re-
s Genera s Stssdy hS % pCs ow.
I'll oggal2 1920 lSs 50@iS $50 I'D
packing sc%s seisaioso cs SsG lOiss,
smlaar su, steady to strong: Beef steers
aoem l5; light yearlings and heifers. s7 '5d
c,,tv.g' peer cows; s6M7; low cutter and
SuS.eI COWS, S4.25@5.25: vealers. SIG 81.
fh ssdcyr sctalyers s7@s.se; bulk stock and
55eeeeo 1 steers, Ss.l5@8;75. Sheep-Receipts'
lambs lam mssITsses generally steady top fat
n nSs "a Gun lambs $3.50: bulk fat ewes. $3.50
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Commission Row
PRICE TO RETAILERS
FRTrITQ


s2.sss@S.5O: Pearls. So 500 OATS: Gravenstsiils
So: Jonathans, s2So93; Grimes: s2.25@2.75:
Maiden Blush. S2.5OQ3.
Bananas-5@7c 10.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., standard crates.
SlsiSog22;G99s; nat crate. 7Sc74sl.2S; TIP Top
DV dirafpes1caufornia seedless. sl.s50i so:
Honeydew MeIons-s2.500
neutrality-suspicious.. IS ats. s4.2S@
sI Tem TSscIl sl2012.5o.
Limes-California, So per hundred.
oranges-California Talencias. crate.
'' PescR hes s2.2s92.5o.
Pears-california Bartletts. per box.
e q b 81; Il crate st Dam
Prunes-Italian, $l.io@h2o.
VEGETABLES
Bean-stringless, Isc@$1.25 bu.; +. q.
Beets~H. g.. $50 bu,; soc dOz.
6srrctts-H O.. $50 dos.: bulk. soc0
ga ciSSulifiower-colorado, ss0s.1s crate.
Celery--Michigan. Highball. e0c9$1 rs:
Michigan punches. s5GSoc: mt crates.
6 6STnmbE; G., iG e. sca aSs;
ddsssFRIis snso@ihii mi sz Sc b. a01
Iettuce-califofnia, head. ssas.5o crate;
Mangoes.H. G.. 75cGs1 bu.
Okra-Tennesse, 50@75c basket.
Onions-Spanish, s2.2S@2;S0 crate n; O.:
Ohio, yellow. $2.25 cwt.: picking. $3.50
= Parsiey-H. O.. CSC per dozen.
Peas-Colorado, SO lbs. IS.
SIS; Kansas SOS6lsr..s, I iSS iSSs. $3.50;
f ksdlshss@H. O.. white. SIC: red. sSc: H.
q. buttons. 40c doz.
Rutabagas-Per bu., 81.
Sweet PotatoeS-Virginia, $3.25Q3.5O;
Nancy Halls, si159i.25 hamper.
Spinach-H. c.. use bu.: proadleaf. si.oo
~ Tiomatoes-H @: (hothouse,. sO0ssC. Is
ID. basket. Sl0l.75.
Turnips-H. O., $3.50.
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DIVORCE IN THREE DAYS
Fannie Brice Makes Fast Time in
Disposing Of Armstein

CHICAGO, Sept. i5.-Although
the divorce calendars of Chicago
courts are crowded with cases which
have been waiting for months to be
heard. 1t took Fanny Brice Arm
stein only three days to dispose of
her "Nicky" Arnstein for whom she
once fought SO valiantly.
The decree was signed less than
a week after Miss Brice came to
Chicago and obtained evidence of
her husbands inf1delity by visiting
q hotel, accompanied BY a detectiye.
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Asks Line Change

WASHINGTON, Sept. 15.-The
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Rail-
way today applied to the Interstate
commerce Commission for authority
70 operate over the line of the
Denver, Rio Grande Western, be-
tween Pueblo and Portland, Colo,
ana TO suspend operating its own
line between these points. The Santa
re explained its tracks had been
damaged by floods over the twenty
six-mile line.
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BIZ United Press

CINCINNATI. Sept. -Hogs-Receipts,
siS@i2.25; 10000 ibs., sii 6l2.2S: iso,.
l1;5o: packing sows. ss@1o. .cattieERe-
steady beef steers ss SSR'S zig light m sssf
ling steers and heifers. s761ib0; beef
cows, $5@7.50; low cutter and cutter cows.
y; bulk stock and feeder steers, $8@9.
Sheep-Receipts. 2.100; market steady: top
rat lambs, $l4: bulk fat lambs. $11614;
@6.
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In the Sugar Market
(By thomson = McKinnonl

NEW YORK, Sept i5.-Tne market pre-
served good undertone throughout the
session. Trade was quite and while some
on switching and some little profit taking.
there was nothing to indicate weakness. "a
sale Of Cuba raws for middle OF October
arrival was reported at 1892 cents, cash
and freight and II was indicated that
further offerings at that price could be
sold. 1t was reported that astacit agree
OF san Domingo for sugar crop restriction
similar TO the Cuban proposals. and agita-
ton has been started In. Cuba for calling
special session of Congress to consider re-
strictions and export control. We continue
to favor the long side.
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BIZ Times Spccial

LOUISVILLE. Sept. 15.-Hogs-Receipts
90 900; ina, mark Se6S. steady; tops, sf2; CATTLE
steady; good to choice. sll.50@i4; medium
to good, $4,000 10; so outs. $3.50. down
higher sheep, steady; mixed lambs. si2. 50:
ewes. and wethers. $l3: seconds. So; sheep,
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BIZ United Press


BUFFALO. Sept. -Hogs-Receipts,
sSG Hs1SSSsri So TPsisss ss csS g bs So
$l2612.5o; 10000 lbs. S 26l2.50; ls0-l60
lbs; slo.7s@ 10; 9o.iso lbs, sio25qli:
$50. Calves---Receipts, So market. steady:
calves. soc down; vealers, $16.50Gl7. Sheep
Receipts, $40; market, weak to soc down;
$lo@1i: bulk fat ewes. s5@6.50.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

BIZ UHft6d Pfe88
NEW YORK. Sept. 15.-Foreign exchange
eehIcssssd irregular Sterling, dem6and,
Ira. b.4334c. of OOAc: beiga, l3 5Sc;
marks, 23.771ac of .o0Ac: Montreal.
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By United Press

CHICAGO. Sept. i5.-Butter-R Receipts.
ss2hc; irsts. 3711G3slsc; seconds. s5hS
oSdinaries. asa Soc rsts ss ssestp's Seconds ts
20@23lac. Poultry-Receipts, cars; fowls
heavy. 24c; small l6c: springs, 24c; ducks,
turkeys, Csc BOOSTERS, +Sr Cheese-Twfns'
24h d24?4c; young Americas, 26926lsc. Po-
tatoes---Arrlyals, 1884: on track, 238 In
tr"rsit. oe2' Wisconsin sacked round
whites, $l.50@1.75; few fancy kinds shade
nigner; a1.Aiiesota ana North Dakota Red
River Ohios. $1.40M155; Minnesota sand
land. Ohtos. S1.25Eo1.40. Idaho sacked
rurals, $l.25di.60. according to condition.
Sweet potatoes-s1@250.
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RAW SUGAR PRIcEs
Methodist Wants Catholic President

DETROIT, Sept. 15.-Dr. Lynn
Harold Hough. wen known Metho-
dist Episcopal pastor of this city,
will say in a forthcoming article
that there ought to be an occasional
Catholic President. The article viii
be published IN "Plain Talk" mag
azine devoted to federation.
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BIZ United Press

CLEVELAND. Sept. .LHogs-Receipts.
1900; I msT s6, steady loc down 25os5o
lbs, siiGi5to: so-isOO ibs.. sio3 SSiic
packing sows. s9@l0.l5. Cattle = Re-
ceipts. $50: calves. 800: market. slow.
beef cows s5So07 low cutters and cutter
COWS. s5:S0Q5;. yealers, sl3.5o 1880:
s sfsg srss down. sop ri sss
sl4:5o; bulk fat lambs. $1425G145o:
hulk Gull lambs. k$l0Gi15o; bulk fat ewes.
$5@ $50.
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'Bp United Press

PITTSBURGH, Sept. l5.-Hogs-Re-
stssgss5 $3.50 R Bs Soy a sSs sd
$ii2@d2.s5; i6o.2oo lbs. Sa2;2S@I2.5o; 49,.
steady; beef steers, slo.5o9 1850: vcalers.
about Steady; top fat lambs. si4.5): bulk
Gull lambs. 5000. ! | :,
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BIZ Hnited press

=, CLEVELAND, Sept. Butter-Extra in
prints in one-I ound cartons. to 3 cents
39c: firsts. S3c: ordinary, zoe; puilet, firsts'
csc. Poultry-Fowls. 24l25c: Leghorn
fowls, i7@1Sc: heavy sspnngers. 25627c:
ducks, 2lQ23c. Potatoes-Jersey S3.756
3.85: In l50-lb. sacks Ohio round whites.
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By United Press

NEW YORK, Sept. 5,-Flour-ouiet ara
UNCHANGED. Pork-Quiet: mess, $50. Lard
sd sisadYR MIDWEST oa.t ,DS spot g.
duty paid iSSc; reRed duII est ars EegsTsd
SsS0@6c; Coffee-Rio No. 4 on spot. 1914 a
lshc: Santos No. 4. l7A@17lkc. TaiiowS
stt eadjv SPECIAL S te extra extra osA@s7sc. Hay
sseady turkeys, s0c chIcRs Sas.ry ao@
fowls isas1c: ducks. isS %nassc: sud du dSS'
Long Island. 23G24c. Live poultry-Steady:
geese. lie; ducks. 81 @26c: fowls, 800 29c:
32c. Cheese-Firm; state whole milk
fancy to best 26@281ac; young Americas
fresh, 261ac. Potstoes-Long Island. Si.50
sweet potatoes-Jerssy. basket. Social rs:
southern barrels. s2.75@3: southern bas-
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BIZ United Press

TOLEDO. Sept. l5.-Hogs- 500
Ii:5o; mediums. .slI .7bGii 90; Workers
Receipts. $50; market. slow. steady.
Calves-Receipts, light: market, strong
Sheep and lambs-Light; market. steady.
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BIZ United Press

NEW YORK, Sept. 15-New York clear
ings. 81, 06l, COO, O00I New York Clearing
House balance, $4,000, 900: New York
Federal Reserve Bank credit balance.
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lille crossing White River Blvd

While crossing White River Blvd.
at E. New York st. early this morn
ing Irwin Perry, IS, of 531 Bank
ave-, was seriously injured by an
auto driven by Lee Hodges, 1875 King
Ave-, who took him to city hospital.
Perry suffered a conclusion of the
brain and a fractured right leg.
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BY United Press

BY United Press
CHICAGO, Sept. l5.-Berries: Blackber-
ries. s2G225 per Is OTIS; red raSpeerrtes,
s2G2.50 per "a PTS; bdlueberries. siG4.5o
per is OTIS. Green frutts-Apples. $2d
ESQ per bu.; cantaloupes. $4,000 per
s2G2.56 per bu.: pears. sl.5002 per bu.
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Death Notices

PFLUEGER. JOSEPH-Beloved husband of
Anna Phueger and father of George
Pfueger. Mrs. Frank Meister,, Mrs. Charles
away at the residence Of his daughter.
Mrs. Frank Meister. 1850 Apologize St.,
Sept. IA, age IS years Funeral at daugh-
Burial Crown Hill. Friends invited.
BULMAHAN, MARY-Beloved mother OF
Mrs. Marie KiTchner. Mrs. Hannah Kay,
Edward, Charles. Fred, George and William
Bulmahan, passed away at the home. 949
Harrison st.. Thursday Sept. is. age 80
years. Funeral notice later.
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Produce Markets

Butter wholesale price, - Creanerv
5utterfat-,Local dealers. 43044c.
Eggs-Strictly fresh delivered at Indian.
Poultry lbuyine prices)-Hens. 10000.
re; brOilers, "a ID: up. leg zoe: IeshornS
2Vm25c: young toms, 20Q25c: old toms. is
1oc; DUCKS. l2Q15c: geese. 80i0c:
Huineas SOC.
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New York Liberty Bonds
SENT. 1b
Local Wagon Wheat
Sept. 49,

Local grain elevators are paying 81 .2s
for No. 2 red wheat. Other grades are
purchased on their merits
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Banks and Exchange
INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT
NEW YORK STATEMENT

indianapolis bank clearings today were
S3,843, 900: debts, $6.673. 900.
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Special Notices

NESTLE LANOIL permanent wave. IS: ex-
perienced operator. Lin. 1880.
PERMANENT wave; neck trim, shampoo.
SIS. THONGS Wave Shoppe. Oh. 1734-M.
RUNNERS and pulled threads mended in
Ladies' hosiery reasonable. Oh. 5037.
ROSE TINT vanishing cream; 2 ounce jar,
Use. Mrs. CookSey. Irv. 4l89.
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DR.. $. Edward Long will meet his
New Jersey st. M. E. Church Bible
class in the church at New Jersey
and New York SIS. at 7:30 p. m.
Friday.
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Apartments for Rent

The Cambridge Apis.
NORTH AND DELAWARE SITS.
MISUNDERSTANDING APARTMENTS.
ONE, TWO THREE ROOMS AND
FURNISHED OR UNPUBLISHED.
SEE CUSTODIAN OR CALL Ii. 53s1.
Maple Terrace
S42 E. Maple Rd.; Frigidaire service;
rooms; garage ..................$8 9 90
Maple Arms
38th ann Central Ave-; 4 rooms and
pain; heat, light, gas and water
AuAhloHSu ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $500
Lafayette Court
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2725 N. Meridian; 8 rooms ......... 5000
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4ool e. Washington; rooms ..... ALSO
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-15

Clarence o. Brown, Shelbyville
grocer. today filed voluntary bank
ruptcy petition in Federal Court,
listing liabilities of s4.468.42 and as
sets of $l,981.25.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-15
THE CITY
IN BRIEF

A young man who p2sed as city
hospital inferno, purchased two
cameras and twelve rolls of films
for So and gave George D. Straffler,
Service Photo Shop, 1908 E. Tenth
St., the manager. a check for sl2.
He left with the supplies and
change before Straffler became
aware the check was fraudulent and
the inferno" a poser.
The new S25O,OOO Rivoh Theater,
E. Tenth and N. Dearborn StS., will
be opened tonight at p. m. The
theater was built by the Universal
Chain Theatrical Enterprises, Inc.
Willis w. Grist Jr. is manager.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-15

Burglars entered the Supreme Oil
Company filling station at Bluff
Rd. and Troy Ave. and stole pay
telephone, Warner Moore, R. r. 4,
box 391-A,, told police.
Some one stole two porch swings
from his home and smashed eggs
over the front porch, George Wal
lace, 407 Arbor Ave-, told police.
Parents of James Duckett, II, OF
1920 Hovey ST.. asked police to wire
Ohio authorities to detain their son.
The youth, who is i'll, left home a
week ago and sent his parents a
card from Kenton.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-15

Local members of the 139th Field
Artillery Reunion Association will
meet tonight at the National Guard
Armory, to make plans for the an
nual reunion of the regiment here
Oct. / and 2. Five hundred former
members of the organization are ex.
pected to attend the reunion. De
Forrest O'Dell, Butler University
professor, is president Of the asso-
citation and Floyd E. Anderson is
secretary.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-15
c. M. c., STEEL
GO TO FRESH
HIGH RECORDS
Buying Leaders Stimulates
Activity; N. Y. Central
Heads Rail List.
Average Stock Prices

Average of twenty industrials Wednes-
day was 10000, up 1.19. Average OF TWEEN.
tv rails was 14025, off .08. Average OF
forty bonds was 9795. up .O2.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-15
Houses and Flats Furnished

NORTH: furnished s-room modern bunga-
Low; $50. Har. 4e62-W.