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Thought his case
was hopeless
Resinol cleared away
pinples in 4 week

Lexington, Mass, March 5:-aI
had been suffering from shaving
pimples on my neck for years and,
| believe, had tried everything un-
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0CE SslC SuM lUE J1lSIn
without avail. One
day on q friends ad-
vice, ! purchased
some Of your Resinol
Ointment and was
astonished at the
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This Day IN Our History

C0UTH CAROLINA seeded from the Union the first Of
~ the Confederate States Of America 1860.
The history Of this State divided into the periods discovery
exploration proprietary and royal rule and Statehood
The Washington times., 1927-12-20
Bapnuas Gro.on IN FIoIcer SI.oD

FULL bunch Of bananas has grown successfully
a New Jersey 1ewer shop The plant from which the
was gathered stands than ten in height
maturing IN al green house for several months.
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have sought don't hold back follow gladly
know that then Dame Fate drawing you path
has selected for and that there you
Of Love and Happiness which Fates
her mandates
The Washington times., 1927-12-20

strings and have alternative but dance wills
For, Dan Cupid whispers own
pans and she wisely pulls the strings that guide true
loving hearts each to the other
So when feel the that seemngy pulls
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-23

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Produce Markets

best grade, a pound, 4$@45c;
Butterfat-Local dealers, 40c.
Eggs-Strictly fresh delivered at Indian
bHyPSs bsss Hen o Largo ofs
2sc; ~ to : lbs. PIC; Leghorns. black
Old sHS tom n iSa2Sc cf sSFs breasted and
fat, 10@12c; thin and poor, 7@l2c; ducks.
12915c; geese. a@loc; guineas. S5c.
CLEVELAND. June 29.-Butter-Extras
o On tub Ets $685. pac itS 4C soef
prints in one:pound cartons range 1 to 3
27e extra 5ac sts Csc rst ss
S24c:: Leghorn fowls. i7Gii8c; heavy
s s5osr ssSs4c a IsghO5g eFSer
best s5@5.2S: virginia barrels. s5.s5@5 so.
= NEW YORK, June 90 Flourm,ouiet and
Easy a% n GMnsf'yS esi sugar.
sa% E% sss' 5ssf rfRed Su's
special fo sztrs Il S7s Hay X Weak
keys, 25@46c; chickens. 266s7c; capons.
3o@ Acc: fowls. l2@27c ducks. 18622c;
Long Island ducks, 2s@24c. Live poultry
12@24c: fowls, 2l625c; turkeys. 25 @ soc;
ROSTERS. Ice; broilers, 2o@40c. Cheese -
Firm; State milk. common to special. 27@
Steady; receipts. 1883: creamery extras.
42s4c; special market. 43h@43Ac;. Eggs
Firm: receipts, 24,744; nearby white fancy
34M36c; nearby State whites. 24@ 33c;
fresh firsts. 24625c; Pacific coast, first to
extras. 26@ 35c: western whites. 25127c;
nearby browns. 2Sia @33c. Potatoes
madam. s250@3. Sweet potatoes-Jersey
basket, 75cGS2.50.
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Hogs
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-29
Marriage Licenses

Norman Wilson, 81. 1905 N Oakland.
bookkeeper. and Elizabeth Spurgeon, a.,
1881, 1881 NJ Oakland
Dee Castelle At, 1913 Yandes, city en-
ploye. and Elizabeth Doak, AZ. 1913
YsndeS.
farmer, and Bessie welton, A, s2l S. Capt.
toll, housekeeper.
factory employe., and Marietta Mees. IS,
SIS E.. INVENT Fifth, clerk.
Gordon Keller, 81, 2401 s. California, la
borer, and Irene Archer. %. 81 Schiller.
Don seeeriey, 81. R. R. Q. farmer, and
Mary surber; II. R. R, Q. housekeeper;
buyer and Hazel Schmitts. 81, 424 N.
Forest Parkinson. 81. 2ss5 Roosevelt,
oiler, and Make Quillian. ~. 1901 E.
Twenty Second. factory employee.
{. Francis Robertson, Is, Treylac, Ind. me-
chanic, and Sylvia Baker, 20, 1882 S.
Ralph Miller, So, 524 E. New York, la
borer, and Alene Hyatt. %. 524 e. New
John Martin. 80, 3171 N. Meridian. Gus
todian, and Gertrude Gardner. 81. 1873.
Highland, teacher.
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TRADE QUIET ON
CHICAGO BOARD.
GRAINS DECLINE
Wheat Off More Than Cent,
Corn Around 2 and Oats
Near Point at Close.

CHICAGO, June 29.-Activities
on the Chicago Board of Trade to-
day were quiet, in contrast to the
bullish tendency which character
lied the markets recently, and all
grains lost slightly during early and
mid-session trading. Wheat moved
within a narrow range and the
trading was light. Wheat closed IL
to IL lower.
Corn at one time in the morning
had lost &c, but later recovered
slightly. Favorable weather and
fear that the Legislature might rail-
road the Kessinger bill through in
last minute action held the traders
in check. Corn closed off 2 to pa.
Oats followed the tendencies of
other grains and fell off early. The
trade in this pit was dull and with
out feature. The close was Is to 1c
lower.
Provisions were about steady.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-29
Births
Girls


Homer and Nina Huston, GAS E. Ray
mond.
Frank. and Florence Thompson. 1920 In
dianapohs.
Thomas and Mary Thompson, 453 Agnes.
Thomas and Ella Hindman, 1449 s.
James and Mildred Longshore. s42 N.
'e Milton and Blanche CREDIBLE. s4s s.
Fredrick and Virginia vogelsong. 1870
Florian and Mildred Gruca. 1901 W.
Jesse and Myrtle Short, 1923 S. State.
Moses and Sarah Friedman, Methodist
Thoraid and Doris williams. Methodist
Fred and Vera Doebber. Methodist Hos
pital.
Francis and Grace Dallow. Methodist
Hospital
Charles and Minnie Lewis. S02 Blake.
Willard and Ann Lane. 1847 Brookside.
Boys
Warren and Mary Rabourn. 4402 Man
love.
Laverns and Mary Bane. 1415 e. New
York.
Robert and Maudie Jarvoe, 1910 Udell.
Dward and Lottie Humphreys. N. JEFF
Griffin and Ola johnson. go N. Miley.
Herbert and Goldie jenkins, 1925 S. Bel
mont,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-29
BOARD GRANTS LEAVE
TO CRIMINAL EXPERT
Sergeant Manning Subject to Call
of Police Chief

Detective Sergt. Chauncey Man
ming, named field examiner for the
State bureau of criminal identifca-
ton, has been granted an indefinite
leave of absence by the board of
safety. Although Manning has a
permanent State position he is sub
ject to the call of Police Chief
Claude F. johnson and his leave
may be revoked at the pleasure of
the board.
The board authorized Albert G..
Perrott, police Bertillon expert, to
supervise the establishment of the
bureau under part time arrange
ment with Secretary of State Fred
erick E. Schortemeier.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-29
Deaths

James Ross. so, 511 N. West, pulmonary
Scott Orville Midkiff, 40 Methodist Hos
oital, erysipelas.
John Elmer Bechart. SO. 1923 s. Senate.
carcinoma.
Louis B. Harris. "a. 6s4 w. Eleventh.
Donald Berry. rs. Central Indiana Hos
oital. mitral insffiuciency.
Henry j. Ruth, SO. 4241 NPerk. cerebral
20 Evelyn Kelly. 8. st. Vincent Hos
Z. Mcintire. A. 1854 s. Sheffield
" Propernick. .. 755 N. warman.
V. Regich. 1. s2l N. Haugh. bron-
ha Green. ss. sac Muskinsum. car
Helena LANCER. SO. 1902 Naomi,
9 Levhorn. 70. so7 w. Morris. acute
sation Of heart.
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BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, June 29-Attempts
of the bear element to continue the
decline of Tuesday in today's ses-
sion were repulsed in later dealings
when call money eased off to Az
per cent from its renewal rate of 5
per cent.
AS result of the easement in
the money market, issues, which in
cluded some of the market leaders,
Starte dto recover from their lows
of the day to around previous clos
ing levels United States Steel
moved in a narrow range through
out the session, although at one
time it was about half below Tues
days final quotation. Other indus
trials ranged about their previous
closing levels.
Rails were under pressure for
time following the announcement
that New York Central planned to
issue about $35,000,000 additional
stock at par.
An easier tone in call money came
to the markets rescue today. For
time during the morning the gen.
eral list appeared on the threshold
of another bad break Baldwin
dropped sharply on further curtail-
ment of the company's operations.
Selling spread throughout the list
and the whole market was under
severe pressure.
However, the selling was checked
when the demand rate dropped off
to Az per cent after renewals had
been arranged at per cent.
Last year the stringency resulting
from the July 1 disbursements did
not relax until after the turn of
June. The fact that the easement
set In two days earlier this year was
taken to mean that credit condi-
lions were suffering no i'll effects
from stock market speculation.
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LIGHT PORKERS
HIGHER; OTHERS
ABOUT STEADY
Calves Strong to Higher
Lambs Weak to Lower
Cattle Little Changed.

A slightly better tone dominated
the local hog market today follow
ing the improvement of Tuesday.
Trade in light hogs was active at
prices strong to higher. Other sorts
were dull, remaining steady. Pack
ers were going slowly and talking 10
to Is cents lower.
With the market on heavies slow
in developing, the range did not ex-
tend as low as usual. The bulk of
sales were from SO to $685., the ex-
IRENE top being $40. The run was
estimated to contain $500 head.
nearly as large as the preceding one
There were 255 holdovers.
Hog Price Range
Most light hogs sold at $925@
9.35, some at $9.40, and 2OO-225
Founders at $9@9.25. Bidding was
SO down on weights upward from
225 pounds. Packing sows we're ST
OTIS.
Little change was made in the
cattle division, where 1000 beeves
arrived Beef steers sold at $11.25@
$13; beef COWS, $5.75@750; low
cutter cows, $4@5.25; bulk stock
and feeder steers, $7.25@8.50.
Better Tone
Trade was active in the calf mar
ket and prices strong to so cents
higher. Most offerings went at
$3.50, some at $13. Receipts were
300.
Lambs were weak to lower, the
bulk selling around $3.50, the top
at $13. Gull lambs were $8@10 and
ewes $5@650. Receipts were about
800.
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Commission Row
PRICE TO RETAILERS
FRIJITS

4. Extra fancy BARREL appiesGBen Davis.
$3.5oG4,5o; Fancy barrel apples - Ben
Ben Davis. $3.50 !. So New apples-Trans-
Apricots-California rs lbs. $3.50.
Cantaloupes- standard crates.
81: pony crate, s3.5oG4.50: fiat crates. $3.50
Cherries California. $3.50 box tsla lbs);
qooseperriesSH. G.. 81 half bu.
Grapefruit-Fancy. s5@ $50.
Lemons-California, s6.5067.
Oranges california Falencias crate.
Peaches-Georgia Heley Bells. s2.75 bu
Pineapples-Cuban, s4Q4.25.
Plums-California rs lbs; So.
G. R Sspaf i Dt5 $50 e. red "a PTS ST. H.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. "a OTIS. $500
$50; Michigan, IS ats. $3.50. -
,,s Wat tern sac average 80
1'' VEGETABLES
AsparagusaodH, e. fancy white. s5G45c
Beans,NGreen, $3.50 hamper
Beeets--H. G., 4Sc do5; ne new cutoff 50 bu.
ees5TfssviT g. soc 8 sg g. bulk 81 0u
Celery.zMammoth (washed $3.50 doz.
Corn-Texas. SO bu.
GariicMFancy California. zoe ID. h.
Kale-H c., 75c bu.
Lettuce-Iceberg, CRIT, $3.50; H. G., sl.25
l5-lb basket.
Mangoes2Louisiana So hamper.
Onions-Egyptian yellow. 100 lbs, IS; H.
G.. green, SOC doc.
Parsley-H. Co. SOC dozen.
Peas-H. c.. $3.50 bu.
Potatoes-Michigan whites. $50 lbs $3.50
as; Virginia Cobbler5, Sc bbl California
Russets. lis lbs. 81.
Radishes-H. c. long red. or white. IS
a 45c; dollhouse buttons. 40q soc.
NRhubarb-H. c., 35c doz.
Spinach-Texas. 81 bu.
Sweet potatoes-Nancy Halls. sl.9o ham
per.
Tomatoes-H. G. Hothouse. 10 lbs. go
Turnips-S2 bushel.
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In the Sugar Market
fBy Thomson g. McKinnon)

notices were issued yesterday, most of
which were stopped almost Immediately.
the others remaining in circulation until
ket. There was some buying of the late
months as we'll as some selling. the pro-
ducing interests and European houses ap
Most Of the days trading was in switch
ing. There is a little more bearish senti-
ment apparent at the moment, based on
the situation itself I still advise the buy
ing side.
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FIND DODGE NOT GUILTY
Auto Builders Son Charged With
Driving While Drunk.

BU United Press
DETROIT, June 29.-John Duvall
Dodge, son of the late automobile
manufacturer, today was found not
guilty of driving an automobile
while drunk. Dodge was arrested
last April q by Patrolmen Allen
Kennedy and John Cross. Cross
said that Dodge was insolent and
abusive and that his breath smelled
of liquor, but that he was not drunk.
Kennedy .co1roborated Cross story.
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yandals Take SIT Property

j. T. Roberts, 1906 Edwards ST.,
reported to police today that thieves
had stolen an electric pump. two
electric motors, light bulbs and
window shades worth $171 fsSm
vacant houses at 1901, 1902 arDi
1905 Mills Ave-, University Heights.
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In the Cotton Market

(By Thomson g. McKinnon)
NEW YORK June 29-The weather has
been very good this week and it is ex-
pected that the Government will say so
boil weevil? Will the report verify the
mass of private messages that they are
increasing everywhere? I mention that
the weather must furnish the main theme
for the market. Everything else is a
variation which can only add to the num-
Der Of ups and downs.
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s13.13 SPOILED CHARM
Lock Me Up" Says Man After
Police Count His Change.
Bu NEA Serrice

BIZ NEA Service
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, June %
Clifford Carter was arrested and
searched. Fills pockets yielded a
rabbits foot and quantity of
change. Carter looked disguised at
the good luck charm. Then he
counted the change. There was just
$13.13.
Lock me up" he told the Judge,
you can't beat them figgers."
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RAILWAY DEAL FAVORED
Examiner Recommends Approval
of st. Louis San Francisco Plea.

BIZ United Press
WASHINGTON, June ga ten
tative report recommending ap-
proval of the application of the st.
Louis-San Francisco Railway for
authority to acquire by stock pur-
chase the st. Louis, Kenneth and
Southeastern Railroad and the
Butler County Railroad was sub
United to the Interstate Commerce
Commission to day by Examiner
Thomas F. Sullivan.
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Chicago Grain Table

CHICAGO. June 29.-Carlots: Wheat.
1903; corn, oil: oats. SO; rye. "a.
wheat. 1,isS. 900, against 1902 600 sc Ss.
$4,000. against $4,000; oats, 1868. 900.
against 279,000. Shipments: Wheat, 8l5;-
600. against 1.032, 900: corn. 59S; 600.
against 476,O0o; oats. $4,000. against 45s.-
900.
CHICAGO. June 29.-cash grain Wheat
No. / hard. sl.46@1.49; No. 2. STAG.
Corn-No. 2 yellow. Sl.0l 4 a OLA; NO, s.
81 00L Ml.0l; No. 4. 96G 98l2c; No. 5. 9212
m95c; No. s. 9lM92c: No. mixed. 99M
s9l4c: No. 3. 99m e9i4c: No. 4. 94c; No. 5.
92c; No 6. Oiam 91c; No. 3 white: $l:0o%
Mol: No. 4. 94c; No. 5. 92l2c: No. 6. go
69ic; sg, 68M 90c. Oats-No. white, as
q48c:. No. 4, 42a45c. Barley-7S g $50
Nye-No: p. sl.l4. Timothy-s4.75q5.
Ciover-s20d35.
. TOLEDO. June 29.-close; wheat--No. 2.
sl.43mt.44. Corn-No: 3. 81. o3gi .o4. Rye
No. 2, Sl13 Oats-No 3, 50Q Sic. Glover
Cash. imported. $3.50; October. $685.;
S2.45: cash. new. s2.55; December. 81: %.
Alsike-August, SLABS Butter-42G 45c.
Eggs-22m2ic. Hay-s25.