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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-03
BU United Press
On Commission Row
FRUITS

FRUITS
Apples-Delicious. box extra fancy, 81;
fancy. $3:15. choice, s262.25; Jonathans.
s2.75; Grimes Golden $3.50: extra fancy
box, Grimes. So: New York Duchess. 50. IS
q 2.50; Gravenstein So: Wolf River. $3.50;
CranberrieS-s4 2s-lb. box; 1925 a
Grapefruit-FIorida. s6.5o67.
GrapeS-Californis. Seedless, $3.50 a
crate; Emperor. $2.75G3.
Lemons-California. a crate. sl3.506i4.
LimeS-Jamacia s2G2.50.
Oranges-Cahfornia Valencia. $4.50Gs.50.
VEGETABLES.
Beans-Florida s475a5 a hamper.
Beets-Home- grown. dog. 40c
Carrots-Cslifornia, crate, $3.50.
CabosRe-$3.50 a barrel.
dozen punches.
aulifiower-colorado.. crate. So.
CucumberS-Florida, $3.50 a crate.
Ksie-Sprirg. bushel sl.3s.
Lettuee-California Iceberg. $3.50 a
crate: YOUNGSTOWN leaf a bushel, s1.35
Mustard-A buShel. 81.
Onions-Indiana yellow. S22S . lO0-Ib
bag: white. 5o-lb. bag. si.75.
Psrsley-Home- grown. doZ punches. 45c
Peppers-Florida SO a crate.
PotatoeS-W Wisconsin and Minnesota
white. s4.5064.75 a 160-lb, bag: Red River
Ohios 100 lbs. "a: Idaho RuSSets. 81.
RadiSheS-Button. dollhouse dozen soc:
Southern long red. i5625c dozen.
Sweet potatoes-1noisna jersey, S2.T5 a
bushel. No. 2. sl.05 buShel; Nancy Halls,
Observation-Disclosures. IS a bag; hot
house. 81 q 2.25 a BIB. basket.
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NEGROES IN KNIFE FIGHT
One Is Sent to Hospital Stabbed I;
Police Seek Assailant.

James Miller. Negro. %, is at city
hospital suffering from stab wounds
and charged with vagrancy, intoxi-
cation and assault and battery. and
police are seeking Joebe Jumper,
Negro, 80. on charges of assault and
battery with intent TO kill.
The two are alleged TO have en-
gagged in a fight Monday night at
the home of Miss Louise Price, Ne
era Of 1926 Booker street.
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PORK MARKET
HOLDS STEADY
AT LOCAL PENS
Cattle Market Unchanged;
Lambs Stationary at
S13 Down.

Hogs were largely steady today,
with Mondays best prices, at the
local stockyards. The bulk, 100 to
300 pounds, sold at 1855; top price
S9.75. One load of good and choice
grade of butchers sold at S9.75. Re-
ceipts were estimated at 10000;
holdovers 1876.
Cattle market slow and unchanged,
with a slaughter class of steers lit
tie changed. Vealers at Mondays
prices selling art $3.50 down.
Sheep and lambs were station
airy. Better grades of good and
choice lambs we're selling at $3.50
to Sl3; all lower grades sold at SO
10 So.
Chicago hog receipts 10000, in
Guiding 1000 directs; followers
1900. Market slow, most early bids
and few sales steady to strong with
Mondays average, $40 to $3.50
paid for choice of 100 to $50 pound
weights. Cattle receipts were
1000; sheep 1900.
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, NEW YORK COTTON RANGE
HELD FOR CHILD THEFT
Broker Kidnapped His Own Daugh-
ter, Divorced Wife Charges.

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LOS ANGELES, Dec. enlarged
with stealing his own daughter. Ed
ward Arnhern. Sc. wealthy Chicago
broker, was held here today for Chi
cago police.
Arnhern'S arrest was on tele-
graphic warrant sworn out BE- his
divorced wife. on a charge of kid
mapping. He had been living here
with his a-year-old daughter Shir-
LEI since last Jsa&
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Births

Harry and ,orence Sauer, 1898 School.
Dwight and Mildred Ridge, 627 Russell.
Theron and, Ruth .Kilander lat Detroit.
William and Minnie O'Neil 81 Caven
Anthony and Mary Canalas TT North
Clifford and Viola Gabert. is43 North
Healing.
Ralph and Josephine Brouse. 2212 North
keystone.
LLOYD and Francis Gladson. $50 North
New Jersey.
FLOYD and Edna Dagey. 2O24 North
La Sale.
Robert and Minnie Cunningham, Chris
tan hospital
Attrice and Alice Starks. $40 West Twen-
ty-SiXth.
Thomas and Dulcy Blewett. 315 East
Twenty fifth.
Edward and Frieda Fallen, 316 Cavens.
George and lone Baxter. $50 Rochester
Herschel and Esther Garner, ChriStion
hospital.
Robert and Virginia Hayes Methodist
hospital.
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Weather conditions in the air at
$50 a. M:
Southwest wind, six miles an
hour; barometric pressure. 1892 at
sea level; temperature, 5; ceiling
unlimited; visibility, five miles.
hazy; field good.
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'EUGENICS BABY Is
TWO YEARS OF AGE
Jolly Little Animal" Comment of
George Bernard Shaw.

oCOA sc ASNAAA Sh6hs
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LONDON, Dec. 3.-Richard Kerr
Pethick Pankhurst, So-called ecu
genie baby son of Sylvia Pank-
hurst, the famous Suffragette, is 2
years old today.
Richards literary efforts are at
this stage of his life limited to a
series of crosses which he has
learned to add, all alone, to the
letters which his mother sends to
daddy" when he goes away. But
even if he can't write himself he
always has been commented on by
one or the worlds most famous
authors: George Bernard Shaw.
Not long ago Richards mother
wrote to Shaw and enclosed a photo
of her son.
THE boys looks a jolly little ami
NAL and is still, 1 hope, trailing
clouds of glory" wrote Shaw
acknowledging receipts of the pic
Ture.
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Produce Markets

in Ef sda6 GSSqy Eso na6sy dua fve Ned
|. SAC; No. 2, 32G44c.
Poultry Buying Prices) Hens Weighing
Ren GeT z spfnFeqs lbs RS 2eG
2lc; under 5 lbs, 18c; Leghorn, spring
15c; stays, ll5c; cocks. 128,4c; turkeys.
old hens. fat. 16c; old toms fat, 15c;
ducks. full feathered. white. fat. 13c geese
full, feathered. fat. l2c. These price are
Kingan g. Co.
Butter (wholesole) !, 44@45c; No
Q 42d43c. Butterfat-40c.
Cheese wholesale selling rice per pound
American loaf. 35c; pimento loaf, SIC;
wisconsin f1rstS, 27c; Longhorn, 27c; New
York Emberger Soc
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COUNCIL CONTEST LOST
Ballot Check Eliminates Dsnker;
Gains Only One Vote.

NfNAAo OhAJ ONA~
Claim of Harry C. Denker to a
seat in the indianapolis city council
during the next four years was
eliminated today after an official
check of 207 voting machines used
in the recent election revealed only
a one-vote error. The check was
made under the direct supervision
of Circuit 5udge Harry o. Chamber
lin as result of a suit for recount
filed by Denker.
The official check showed Denker
was defeated by George A. Henry
and Maurice A. Tenant by nine
and forty-one votes respectively.
The error was in the twenty-first
precinct of the Tenth ward. Ten
nant had been credited with 129
votes and the machines disclosed
be, had received 1913.
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COP STAYS SUPERIOR

Patrolman Held for Killing Police
Sergeant in Grudge Fight.
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SUPERIOR. Wis, Dec. ga
grudge between a policeman and a
police sergeant, settled with a re-
volver by the subordinate while
both were on duty in uniform, &C
counted for q body in the county
morgue and a prisoner in Jail here
today.
Police Sergeant Arthur H. Zin-
norman died early today in hos
pital OF a wound inflicted twenty
two hours earlier by Patrolman Ben
jamin c. Myers.
Myers faces murder charges.
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CLUB DINNER SLATED
Traffic Men From Many States to
Be Here for Yearly Event,

Prominent transportation and
business executives from Chicago.
Cincinnati, Louisville, Minneapolis,
New York and many other cities will
attend the annual dinner of the
indianapolis Traffic Club at the
Columbia Club Wednesday night.
A burlesque on railway work,
Even as You and l." will be a fea-
ture, with the Varsity Red HotS pro-
viding music and with William F.
Benning. president. as POSTMASTER.
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SPANISH ACE RETIRED
Transatlantic Filler Placed on
Inactive List without Pay.
By United Press

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MADRID, Dec. 8. - Ramon
Franco, Spanish transatlantic f1ier,
who was disciplined by the govern
ment after failure of his attempted
transatlantic flight last June, has
been retired from active service and
placed on the inactive list without
pay, by order of the ministry Of
war.
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Other Livestock
R1lTnitcd Prcss

y z WIIfU iIINo
CINCINNATI Dec 3.-Hogs- Receipts;
and choice, 10000 lbs. $685.; heavier
down to $3.50 or less: bulk l30-l7O lbs,
Sc .25a $50; pigs. 90-l20 lbs, S8.50@9 bulk
Receipts, 400: calves. $50: fully steady;
broad demand for handyweight. most sales
at Sl0d12; better grades. SIS and above.
CSC higher: bulk s5@6 .25; bulls, bulk, 81
$3.50: veals, steady, sorting close. buIN
good and choice. Sl6m II; less desirable
down TO S+2 Sheep Receipts 400: STEADY.
FOOD light lambs S12.5OD13; heayies over
90 lbs Sn Sc down; throwoutS and bucks,
s9610: good EandvWeig1t ewes. $50 500.
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Banks and Exchange
NDIANAPOIIs sTATrD,rNT

INDIANAPOLIS STATFMENT
Indianapolis bank clearngs Tuesday
Dec. 3. S4.8l7, 900; debts, $9,O25, 600.
NEW YORK STATEMENT
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NEW YORK, Dec. 3.-Bank clearings
Sl.967 900 900; clearing house balance
1928, 100000; federal reserve bank credit
balance sl84 900, 900.
TREASURY STATEMENT
WASHINGTON. Dec. 3.-Treasury net
balance on Nov 30 was 1923. 1874 243. 90
customs receipts to the same date for the
month totaled s44, l25953.42.
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Retail trade. however, has been well
maintained. department store sales in
october showed an increase of per cent
stores, an increase Of 20 per cent and
mail order houses an increase of "a
per cent. Whatever curtailment OF buying
power occurred as a result Of the stock
market slump. 1t was more than offset
in october by the large buying power
resulting from good employment. Earn
3.3 per cent larger than a year ago, when
pay roll totals we're at q relatively high
level,
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Local Wagon Wheat

City grain elevators. are paying 1922 for
No 2 red wheat and s1.ls for No. hard
WhaAG
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BIZ United Press

4sc: extra frstg z4G45c; seeonds 55a ssc.
Eggs-ESxtrasa; SEC; flrsts, o47c. Poultry
ers. Csc; Leghorn. l5@18c;- heavy spring
ers. zoe: ducks. 20@22c; Old cocks, 18c;
geese; 2O@22c: turkeys, so@3sc: Potatoes
| 10. sack; Maine Green Mountain. s4.35Gl
40 per 150-lb. sack. Idaho RusSet, s4d
4.25: per lo0-lb. sack: home grown, $3.50
Gl65 per bushel sack.
caaf ii! &c.. o7o sEsgs Market,
Sec seconds, 2sa 35c. ButterEMar K t
steady; receipts; 9,1s7 tubs extras 42c;
onds, S5@ S5i2c; standards, 4oc. Poultry
s5 81: sgsTiasss: ISs6erRss
ROSTERS. tic. cheeseITWins: 211s 2 2Se
young Americas, 24c. Potatoes-On track
3S9 cars; arrivals. 81 cars. shipments, .4o3
round whites, s2225a so; Minnesota and
Northern Dakota sacked round whites
S2,20I2.So; Minnesota and North Dakota
RussetS, S2.65q3.
NEW YORK; Dec s..F gogg7 and
vest spot sii.oS Ills. Taiioa- quiet;
quiet and easy: Long island. s475T 6.s5:
Maine, S3-s5q5. Bermuda, s6Ml1. Sweet
Potatoes-Quiet; southern. baskets. sl25
d140; southern, barrels, S2d4; Jersey
soc Q 81. Dressed poullry-Steady; turkeys
81 q 4oc; chickens, 24d sc; capons pa 43c;
fowls. 2oq 33c; ducks, '16a csc; ducks. Long
Island, 23d &c Live pouitry-Steady:
geese. l4d 24c: ducks. 15G2sc: fowls. 20a
CSC; turkeys. 2sc; BOOSTERS, 20 a 22c: chick
ems 20Q 26c; broilers, $50 35c. Cheese
Steady; state whole milk fancy to special
26Q26isc; young America. 23&25s.
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Business
and
Finance

s. W Straus & Co. offers Monday at go
| and accrued interest 70 yield 6.l0 per
1 first street Apartment Building first mort
\ gage per cent sinking fund gold bond
/ certificates. This issue is secured by a
consolidated closed irst mortgage cover
! ing the land and the ffteen-story apart
ment building now under construction at
Nos. IS West Eighty-arst street and 10
Halsey. Stuart & Co are offering today
CITY OF Mobile. Ala. per cent bonds
due 900 annually Dec. J. 1880 to 1899
inclusive The bonds, issued for Street
direct ad vaiorem taxes lexied against
all taxable property IN the city within
limits prescribed by law. The city of
1871 6s4 and total bonded debt, including
this issue. of 50 831, 700. Not bonded debt
amounts to $7.4Sl.5S7.
A syndicate headed by Dillon. Read &
Co and including N E; Ames & Co. Ltd,
c Mq8q c coF4SorSo6 Canadian Bsnk OF Of
announces the sale Of s6.ooo.Ooa Province
81 6 BRITISH one 0o ssns Of $50 maare
Nov. 25 1890, and another for the same
amount is due Nov. IS, 1881.
Directors Of L. H. Young Spring e. Wire
GGarteriy dividend for 1925 Of Is cents
Of record Dec. Il. This places the COM
mon stock on regular SO annual basis.
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line Company has
purchased the gas franchises Of HAYES
Vile, KY. and plans construction of a
main from q gas reserve near Deanefleld
natural gas This will make the, THIRD
Ohio river market to be supplied with
natural gas by Missouri-Kansas, accord
ing to Frank P. Parish. president. owens
boro and Henderson, KY, are the other
two.
The market, value of 100 representative
Is and and Nov. H. according to '@e compiia
ton made public today by Frazier Jelke
than one-half Of the losses sustained be-
tween Oct. 81 and Nov. 49, At the end
of November the 100 issues were APP
praised in the market at s2s76s, 400 900,
ginning Of the month.
salaries of the American Water Works
and Electric Company for the month of
october totaled IT'S 980,839 kiloWatt hours.
a gain of 10 per cent over the output of
spending month of 1928.
Household Finance Corporation has de-
clared the regular quarterly dividend of
IS cents share. payable Jan Is. 1890,
and an extra quarterly dividend OF 1919
cents share on its participating prefer
stock to stGckholdeTs Of record at
TO an announcement of the directors,
issued Monday; L; G; Harrison; president.
Pfasng i15 the B9aTd stated hat fnis
bllity will be continued indefinitely. This
places the preference stock on a per
cent dividend basis.
Distribution of merchandise has begun
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The board Of directors of the American
Public Utilities Company has declared the
regular quarterly dividends of Ia per cent
stock. and 194 per cent on outstanding
per cent participating preferred stock of
the company. payable Jan. 2 1880, to
stnckhnlders of record Dec Il 1929
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Other Livestock

BE- cH Hfhjt.Gq Press oc a-uoos-ps cs,rts
900 0f ncIadng Ds 5000 dedt mostS
weights; mostly 50; 1905; 80; market on hogs
25o-s5O lbs, o$el5@9.65; 2oO-25O lbs. So. g
$685. 10000 I6s $8i5@96soJ 1920 ds
pigs. medium to choice, 9O-l3O lbs, $3.50
! M925. Cattle Receipts. 1000 calves,
1Ss st 9si ecu Grades pre- predomin
ating, slow; general steer trade less active
than Monday; she stock firm to higher,
yesTlings. $i5.75; siauehter classes. steers,
good and choice. l30O-l5Oo lbs. sl2.5o@
lbs, $l275@16 common and medium, $50
lbs. up. -$8n12.75; fed yearlings good and
choice, 75O-95O lbt $l3q16 heifers, good
common and medium. s7.75012.75; COWS,
GOOD and choice. $7.75@10.25; common and
medium, $5.75d775; low cutter and cutter,
| 81 50d6: bulls good and choice beef, $8.75
! nl0; cutter to medium. s6.50G9.25; veal
ers... milk. fed. good and choice. $13@16;
medium, $l1 q ID; Gull and common, $7GDl1;
stocker and feeder steers, good and choice,
all weights, Sl0.25ll: common and medium,
S7.75@l0. .Sheep--Receipts. 10 600; market,
good to choice. $i2.i5a 10; fat ewes, $500
GOOD dfea and d fe y S d Seady
1910; medium. $1l@l2.5O; Gull and COM
men ss25 II; ewes medium ne u,n, to choice
Imon. s2.50G5: feeder lambs. good and
choice. slI.75d 1915.
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TOLEDO Dec. -Hogs-Receipts, $50;
market, steady; heavies, $9.40@9.50; me-
| diumS. $9.50GL9.65; Workers, $8.75Q9; pigs,
| $8.75G9. Cattle-ReceiptS 100; market,
, strong. Calves-Receipts. light; market,
strong. Sheep and lambs-Receipts, light
market. strong.
! BIZ United Press
PITTSBURGH. Dec. --Hogs-Receipts,
200: market $50 Csc higher; 160-250 lbs,
| Sl0.15m1025; 260-35 lbs, $9.85d10.1O; 100
1870 lbs. 50 25G so; sows steady at sSa
| s.75. Cattle-Receipts. none; market.
| steady; few good and choice vealers, SIC
! Ml750. Sheep-Receipts 300; market
slow. steady: odd lots fat handy weight
! lambs. sI31l3.75; lower grades and
heavy lambs. Sll@ II; aged wetherS, $6G7.
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Hog
Receipts. 1900: market. steady.

Receipts, 1900: market. steady.
Beef steers. 1.100-i 500 lbs,
good and choice ......,... 1i.50dl50 90
Common and medium ....... 9.00dil.S0
Beef steers, LOO lbs. down.
good and choice .......... ll.15I 10 70
Common and medium ........ 8.50@1l.75
Heifers. $50 lbs, down, good
Cannon and medium ., 8OOM12.75
SieV-s -~.-...... 8OOd $50
Cannon and medium .,... $3.50 800
Lower cutter and cutter &C.,. 450G 625
Stocker and feeder steers,
good and choice ............ 9.OO4 II 50
Common and medium ....... 1909 900
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ceipts. IS, nogs. 900; sheep, so; steady to
l0c up. l4O lbs. down $3.50; 14O-16O lbs,
SO Is: i60-25O lbs, $3.50; 250-300 lbs, $3.50;
roughs, $8@8.25; stays, $5.5O@6; calves,
Sl6.5Om17; lambs, S12Ml2.5O.
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Distribution of merchandise has begun
TO show some recession. Freight carload
ings during october totaled 4,677 900 this
value Of merchandise exported amounted
to $3.50 ,0OO. 900 this year as against $780,
600, 900 last year,
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eceinfs. 500: market. steady,

n HeCelpLs, I,0UU' HIdIhtV' attau4'
Lambs good and choice. $50. Sl2 800 - 00
Common and medium ........ lO.50M l230
Ewes. medium to choice l0.00Gll 70
Gull and common ..-.-......- 3.5OU 9.oU
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rnitcd prcae

CLEVELAND. Dec. 3.--Hogs- Receipts.
1000: holdovers, none; around 5d15c
higher; l60-28O lbs, $9.9Oml0; $50 lbs.
down, S925M950; SOws, S9M8.25; stays.
S6.25. Cattle-Receipts. $50; scattering of
common steers, $9u1O.6 5; odd head, s1l; IS;
common to good cows. S7@ $50. mostly;
Receipts. 400: market. steady; better
grades vealers. s1750@18.5O; bulk. s18
down. medium, Sl4M 1850; cullS down to
S11 and under. Sheep-Receipts, $500;
market steady; desirable lambs. S13.50a
IA; heavy to $12; medium throwoutS,
S1050d11 on better: fat ewes, $546.
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Bar Tim e8 Special

LOUISVILLE. KY, Dec. 3.-Hogs-Re-
ceipts, 800; market, steady; IT'S to 800
lbs. s9.55: 800 lbs. up, $685.; 1870 to l75
lbs SO 95 100 lbs. down. $3.50; roughS.
81 so; stays, ST. Cattle-Receipts, 100;
market. steady; prime heavy steers; 81
d12.50: heavy shipping steers S9.50Q II;
heifeTs. S7.5oGI2; good to choice cows,
S65OG8.5O; medium to good cows. $3.50
s. bulls, S550m8; feeders. S8a10.50,
stockers, S7dlO.25. Calves-Receipts, 200;
market SOC higher; fancy calves, $1450;
GOOD to choice. 81 Scala; medium to good
Sc 50mI0.5O; outs, $3.50 down. sheep
Receipts. so: market steady; ewes and
wetherS. Sl1.50; buck lambs. $1,000; sec
shipments: Cattle, 1923: Calves, 422; Hogs
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Receipts 300; market. steady.
Medium and choice ..,......Sl4Qo 4 10 80
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Average of twenty industrials for Mon
day was PATIO, up AIS. Average OF
twenty rails was l44.6l Off IS. Average
OF forty bonds was 94.13. up .08.
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crook gentlemen move out, leaving
their female confederate as the DO
gus housekeeper. The wife of the
rich husband is rotter because
she is playing around with worth
les society snakes dolled up in
fashionable male attire.
Hubby falls in a decent way for
the sad little housekeeper, but his
love chills when he sees her trying
to open the safe with the jewels. He
didn't know, of course, that she was
double-crossing the crooks. Finally
when he discovers his wife in mad
and wild act Of loving with an
other man, he gets the lowdown
upon his own household.
The housekeeper prevents him
from drinking poisoned whisky and
then you have the happy ending
The wife goes to the bowwows, but
the housekeeper and the troubled
head of the house pledge their love.
So you see that here is sentiment
tai melodrama better acted and
spoken than the story deserves.
Marguerite Churchill, Kenneth
McKenna and Dorothy Burgess
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THE COCOANUTS GOOD
FOR MANY LAUGHS

If you should happen to go to
the Circle this week, let me give
you a tip. Enter into the spirit OF
the thing and I will venture to say
you will enjoy yourself immensely.
1.-The Cocoanuts" is for the most
part pure comedy and sometimes
very silly, but once you catch the
tempo, you will praise the four
brothers in this riot of Stiffness and
good fun.
The four brothers, Groucho, Chico,
Harpo and zeppo made 1.-The Cocoa
nuts" a comedy hit on Broadway,
and now they are making it a
similar hit on the screen.
Also the cast includes Mary Ea-
ton and Oscar Shaw, both known
for their musical comedy fame.
when My Dreams Come True"
composed by Irving Berlin especial
ly for this screen version, is sung
several times with much success
by Miss Eaton and Mr.. Shaw.
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chief menace is a mad doctor who
has weird Instruments Of death and
a system of torture that always gets
results. Am sure that you do not
want the mad doctor to get his
clutches upon the hero. the heroine
and uncle. Nearly every scene is
chucked full of suspense and thrills.
Colman fits into the talkin era in
the movies. He appears at ease,
talks we'll and you know as well as
I do that this man can really act.
Drummond gives Colman his best
part in the last two years. There is
no doubt about it.
Joan Bennett is the sweet little
heroine. She does nice work. Lii
yam Tashman makes fat role out
Of the tough blonde dame who is
one Of the crooks. She drinks her
whisky double and straight. When
she gets one of these in her she is
wild as a lion in the jungle. Here
is a corking fine performance. The
silly English ass character is de-
lightfully played.
Your neighbors are going to tell
you to see Bulldog Drummond."
And I will tell you to do the same
thing.
From a scenic and lighting
standpoint this picture takes first
prize.
This one can be rated as corking
good thrilling theater.
Now the chief event at Loew's
Palace
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-08-05
METHYL CHLORIDE NOT
MENACE IN MACHINES
Federal Bureaus Hold IcelesS Re-
frigerators not Dangerous.

BIZ Science Serrice
WASHINGTON, Aug. 5.-Despite
the deaths from methyl chloride
leaking from automatic refrigerators
in various parts of the country, these
iceless cooling machines do not form
a very serious menace to life and
health. This is the substance of a
joint report just issued here by the
United States public health service,
the bureau of standards and the
bureau of mines. In fact, the great
majority of the electric and gas
fired refrigerators in the homes
make use of ammonia or sulphur
dioxide in the coils of the machine.
None of the three refrigerants
mentioned, ammonia, sulphur diox-
ide or methyl chloride, can be
breathed with impunity, but none
are violent poisons when breathed
for a short time in low concentra-
TONS" says the report. IF the
same amount of the three sub
stances is considered, rnethyl chlor-
ide is the last poisonous of the
three"