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On Commission Row

Fruits
Apples-Box Delicious. sS.5OQ4; box
Stayman S25oG2.T5; box Rome Beauties,
$275Q3 bqshel Jonashna a $2-29 @:r5a,5
tba bSi' So0'0'0O DO''' f'Ollls 14N'''
Grapefruit Florida $3W4: IeXaS. S41U
Lemons California. a crate. $40 $50.
Lines Jamaica 100 by count. So o-
California navel. crate. S3.S9
si1g' Observation-Disclosures 24-pint crate.
s4.50G550.
Artichockes-$i. so dozen.
Beans-southern stringless. $3.50 &
'iI Ca5PTTTtots-Texas. s3@35o 5-doz crate
auliflower-California S2.75.
Eggplant-$l.50M II dozen. ....
Parsley Home grown dozen punches sJe
P PsasmRrizSna % So. 56Sae 45lb box.
Representation. a crate, s5@6.
Radishes-B Button dollhouse doz punches
Spinach-Texas. s1.25 bushel.
Turnips-S1 9125 a buShel.
Tomafoes~Repacked. 6-basket crate.
0' cabbage-rexas. new cabbage. sec.
Kaie-spring. bushel, s1.25.
Celery-Florida, s3Q3.59. soos.
Lettuce-Californla head. crate s49U@0 o;
Onions-Yellow. 10O-lb. bag. 81 u.s.. red.
SIS a bag; Spa nish a crate S3.25; western
s575. new Texas crate $3.50
Shallots-35W40c a bunch.
Pota toes-MC6lgan gqq 43, ghiteeI ds l5o
s25o@5 q bag: new Texas triumphs 100
RRGufbafb|6o@75o a 6-lb; pgnch.
Coconuts-s5 so bag Of 100
sweet Potatoes-1ndiana jersey. SIP q
BeansEsouthern stringiess. s3.75@4 a
hamper.
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Deaths

Edward Alvin Dorsey. l day. Methodist
"q Margaret like, p, 1929 Tabor. chronic
ns Marearet Mast. 10. 1903 Lexington,
chronic myocarditiS.
Ralph Robert Mercer. days. 1919
Ewing acute myocarditis.
Mary Francis Young 3, 545 Division,
meningitis.
monary tuberculosis
Paul Wallace Cronley. months, 1927
South Richland. acute nephrltis.
Paul E Svaisgood, 81, 1858 Oake. pull
monary tuberculosis.
Edith Martha Leslie. 80. Methodist hos
pital acute dilatation of heart
August Buschmann, 80. 1l35 Broadway,
uremia.
William Whitaker. 16. 3102 East Twenty
fifth. pulmonary tuberculosis
Kenneth Franklin Lambert. II, 1929
North La Sale. pulmonary Oedema.
Leo A. Maroney. AZ, Terrace avenue and
railway. accidental.
Ocia Jackson. So. Methodist hospital. IN
teStinal obstruction.
Margaret Hostetter 81. 906 North Della
ware, broncho pneumonia.
Edward F. Tompkins. At, ST. Vincent
hospital. abscesS of lung.
Robert NJ. Shern, a. ST. Vincent hos
pital. appendicitis.
Wilma Josephine Moore, days, 1908
Biltmore. aSphyxiation.
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Charles Merrick, H. B. Moore and
w. D. Niman are rival candidates
for president of the Lions Club on
states announced for the annual
election at the Lincoln, June IL.
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BY EYMER c. Waller
United Pres. Financial Editor

AfUAFu fFFN- FINANCIAL fuNhuE
NEW YORK, May 23-The stock
market took an upward turn at the
opening today.
The tremendous bear pressure of
recent days appeared to have Yield
ed, at least temporarily, and the
market gave signs Uf having become
reconciled to an increased redis-
count rate today or later.
Prices At the opening generally
we're higher than tho previous close
which registered n decline OF more
than Sl3 a share in the industrial
average.
Heavy trading marked the initial
dealings. Radio opened 1000 shares
At %. UP r.: International Nickel
5000 shares at a.. up J. United
states Steel 1000 shares at 1853. up
g.. and Anaconda 5000 shares at
lO2 Up ] rs.
New York Central led a rally IN
the railroad division which had sue
cumbed with The industrials
Wednesdav. Tho stock advanced 4
points to 1877 Other rails we're firm.
but none moved with the aggTeS-
Siv-1ess Of Central.
Iranscontinental OIL vas AGAIN
heavily traded II opened 10000
shares az Is -. up point
Westinghouse Electric rose . TO
15t1: Allied Chemical. points TO
$50: American Can. D point to 1907;
Chrysler. 20 10 H.; General Blec-
trio. points to 272. and General
Motors, a point to IA.
Copper share moved higher. with
Anaconda nov the feature. That is
sue opened 5000 shares at 103. up
D.. and helped bring strength into
the entire copper group.
Columbia Gas. ono OF the few
strong spots Wednesday. continued
in demand the first sale being 1000
shares at -. up a point The first
sale of United Corporation was
made at 81. up H.. on d sale OF
1000 shares. Wednesday tine latter
issue made a new low.
Arplane issues were bid up. while
mercantile shares also improved.
Declines OF small amounts were
registered i'm LOeW'S. Bethlehem
Steel. SimmS Petroleum. Baltimore
&c Ohio. Murray Corporation and a
few others.
Motor shares turned about
abruptly. Packard Jumped b.
points to 1881 on a sale of 1000
shares. while Nash rose nearly two
points to 99i and the remainder OF
the group made propOrtiOnate gains.
Opening highs were not exceeded
in the early dealings. and a fairly
large amount OF selling set in i'm
some sections after the buying or
ders had been executed.
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AUTHORITIES TERM
MART OVERWEIGHTED

Permission Asked for Per Cent
Rediscount Rate,
BIZ JHitcd Press
WASHINGTON, May 23,-Condi-
ton of the stock market was de-
scribed as "overWeighted" by emf
nent financial authorities here today,
who gave the impression an increase
in rediscount rates is a. virtual Ger
tainty in the near future.
Meanwhile, it was learned the
federal reserve board will meet to-
day with the expectation of receiy-
ing a request from the New York
Reserve Bank for permission to in
crease its rediscount rate to per
cent.
Secretary Mellon may attend the
meeting.
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Brings Show Plane

Harold c. Brooks, Hoosier airport
secretary treasurer, who went to
Wichita, Kan, to bring new His
so-powered Travel Air biplane here
for the air show wired Wednesday
he would leave today with a new
type Travel Air SiX-place cabin
monOplane.
Brooks was accompanied TO
Wichita by State Senator Joe Rand
Beckett. a graduate of the Hoosier
flying school.
A factory pilot will start here
Friday with the biplane.
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Legal Notices

I WILL SELL-Hugh de Forrest. sired by
The de Forrest: dam Eva Thompson;
owned by DR.. z. B. Cooley Of Danville,
Ill. for feed, care and shoeng bill, on
June 4. 1929 at barn L Indiana state
Playground, Indianapolis. at 10 O'Clock
t. m. BERT HUSHAW.
AUCTION SALE-Legal notice. Notice IS
hereby given that The undersigned Will
offer for sale at their place Of business
445-447 East Court Street, Indianapolis
Indiana. Thursday. June 10, 1929, at nine
O'Clock in the morning the following per-
sonal property: l lot of household goods
stored under the names of W. R. Read,
Lillian Smith. p. True. Florence Watson.
Said sale being made to defray expense
of storage and other charges. sale viii
be for cash and public. SANITARY
STOP ACE COMPANY
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FILES IS AFFIDAvITS
Stark Charges Six With Auto Theft,
Others Burglary or Larceny.

Twenty persons were charged
with criminal law violations in fiji
teen affidavits filed by Prosecutor
Judson L. Stark in criminal court
today.
Six we're alleged TO have stolen
automobiles. The remainder were
charged with various forms of bur-
glary and larceny.
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LOCALIZED BUS BILL
BEATEN IN ILLINOIS
Ant Saloon League Predicts All
Wet Defeat.

SPRINGFIELD. Ill. May %
Ultimate defeat Of ell wet bills
pending before the Illinois general
assembly was forecast today by the
6efeat in the senate of the BOelm
bill to permit the manufacture and
sale Of , per cent beer The bill
received only fourteen affirmative
totes. while twenty-eight we're reg
istered against it,
It was the first vet measure TO
come before thc upper branch and
defeat bore out the prediction Of
the Auti-SalCon League that no
wet legislation would be passed.
The bill to repeal the Illinois
search and seizure act. which has
passed the house. was made spe-
cial order in the senate for Wednes-
6av. June ;.
Sine die adjournment may have
been taken by that time.
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Giant Hangar Span Raised

BU Uiffd PrFNS
AKRON. O., May 23.-Oue of the
most intricate engineering feats ever
attempted was completed without a
hitch at the new Goodyear Zeppelin
hangar here today Engineers
hoisted the top span of the first 800
ton arch of the new hangar into
place. The top of the arch was
brought to rest on two gigantic legs,
constructed of 275 tons of steel each.
The arch is 200 feet high
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Receints. s.OOO: market. highe
Receipts. $50:
Receipts. 2OO: market. steadl
Other Livestock


= y HiifN fFfSN
CHICAGO. MAY HOES Receipt 5
steady on weights under 240 lbs. heavier
kinds strong to i0c higher; top, $ll .05;
bulk better grade. 60-290-lb. weights
slO.65m11: butcher. medium to choice. $50
$50 lbs. 10000 1920: 200-250 lbs. s10.55
H1l.05: 10000 lbs. s1O.f5Q11.O5; 130-l6o
PIGS. medium and to choice. 90-l30 lbs,
50 5o@I10. Cattle -- Receipts, 1900;
calves. 5000: fed steers and yearlngS.
steady TO strong. some higher; most sales.
sl3m1 1925: early to s14.65 with prospects
Of moro: slaughter classes. steers; good and
1900 lbs. sl3 4Oa IS 95O-l1OO lbs. $13 5Om
Is; common aud medium. $50 lbs. Si0.75
q 1880: led vearings. good and choice;
75O-95O lbs. sl35 500 s; hefers. good and
and medium. s9.5o@13: COWS. good and
choice. S9.75m12: common and medium.
s6Hl0: low cutter and cutter. $3.50 g.;
bulls. good and choice. beef. sl025U
I $50, cutter to medium. S8m 10 40: realerS.
milkfed. good and choice. Sl0.50M s.
.: stocker and feeder steers. good and
choice. all weights. S12250l3.25: common
and medium. s9.75m II. so Sheep--Re-
cepts. 1900; market opening steady to
strong on SpringerS SLOW and barely steady
on others: choice California SpringerS,
Gated bulk shorn lambs. S12.75@ %; wool
skins around. SIS; fat ewes. largely Sc so
m $50: slaughter classes. spring lambs.
good and choice. Sl5.75m 1879: medium.
Sl4.75m 1878; Gull and common. s12.50u
1915 lambs. good and choice. 90 lbs.
Gull and common. 650m II 30: medium
and choice. 92-1OO lbs. sl1.25f- 1910: ewes,
medium to choice. so lbs Gown. s5.75ff
80; Gull ana common. s2,5015.75.
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William English camp, Spanish
War Veterans, will meet Friday
night on the seventh floor of the
Board of Trade building. Mrs. Ber-
tina Mcknight, Logansport, presi-
dent of the women's auxiliary, will
speak
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soloed at the Capitol Anyways fly
ing school Wednesday.
Young CaSwell, who has been TAX
ing an aviation engineering course
at Tech, was one of the most adept
students trained at the Capitol
school, according to Charles Hack,
III charge Of the school
Caswell plans to follow up his
flying course with an aviation engi-
neering course at an eastern UNI
versity with the intention of be-
coming an aeronautical engineer.
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FIRE DESTROYS HANGAR
Rochester Airport May Suffer $780,
900 Loss.
BIZ I uifcd Press


BU UifCd press
ROCHESTER. N. Y, May %
An explosion at the municipal air
port here today was followed by a
fire which swept the 100000 hangar
and headquarters and appeared des-
tined to destroy them.
Walter HutchingS. business man.
ager of the Rochester flying service,
was caught in the shop, adjacent
to the main hangar, where the blast
occurred. He was badly burned be-
fore he broke out through window.
Cause of the explosion has not been
determined.
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Other Livestock

BV WWCd PfCSS -,...-4-
CINCINNATI. May 23.LHogs.Reeceip1tss c
lower: 25O-350 lbs. $1O.25M1l 10: 20o-25O
lbs. $11M1125; 10000 lbs, 0.75g Il IS;
l3H-16O lbs. S10.50@ II go; $3.50 lbs.
Receipts 275 Calves-Receipts, $50;
market. steady; beef steers. sl2.5o% q - =
light yearling steers and heiferS. SlS;9g i
cutter cows, S6.50u8; vealers, SlOyd Ia;
heavy calves. $l1m1S. so; bulk stock and
feeder steers. sl0@12. SheepLRec eIpts'
500: market soc lower: bulk lat lamps,
SlOMI2: bulk Gull lambs. $7M9; bulk fat
ewes. s265; bulk spring lambs, Sl5@
1850; bulk Gull spring lambs. Sill 49,
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Instructions

PIANO-And harmony lessons. full hou
81: graduate teacher. Ri. 5000.
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STATE OF INDIANA.
DEP PTMFNT OLE ST TE

To All to Whom These Presents Shall
I. Otto G. Fifeld. Secretary OF State
of the State of Indiana, hereby certify
that the Indiana Industrial LABORATORIES,
Incorporated. has this day filed in the
office Of the Secretary Of State of the
State. Of Indiana. the properly signed and
attested consents. statements and papers
required by Section "a of an Act entitled
An Act Concerning the Organization and
Control Of Corporation for Profit ap-
proved February 2Sth. 1921.
And I further certify that such written
consents statements and papers so fled
as aforesaid show that SAID company and
the officers thereof have complied with
the provisions of said Section "a and that
said corporation is nov IN process OF dis
solution
IN Witness Whereof. 7 have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the seal Of the
State of Indiana, at the City Of Indian
apolis, this 22nd day Of May A. D. 1929.
OTTO G. FIFIELD,
Secretary of State.
By J. HIRAM JOHNSTON,
Assistant Deputy.
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Two Eliers Visit Mars Hill

Visitors Thursday at the Mars
Hill airport included j. H. Latham
flying a Travel Air biplane from
San Antonio, Tex, to New York
City. and Forrest O'Brian, flying
Challenger Robin from st. Louis to
Toronto, Canada.
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MEN

With cars; rural sales
work. splendid remuneration.
Call G. N HAYES. SDi0k Hotel
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Death Notices

WOOTEN. GEOR CE-Age II years. passed
away May 20. Funeral Thursday. May
%. at ? p. m. a Finn Bros Funeral
Home 1889 N. Meridian St Friends
invited
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BLAST QUIZ RESUMED
Co-Founder of Hospital in Which
125 Died, Questioned.

CLEVELAND, O., May 23-Re-
sumption of examination of wit
nesses into the cause of the CIeve-
land Clinic disaster which cost the
lives of 1875 persons was scheduled
for today with DR.. William E. Lower,
co-founder with DR.. George w. Grille
of the Clinic, to be recalled to am
plify his testimony concerning the
administration of the institution.
Meanwhile oxygen tents" rushed
here from other cities are being
used in the attempt to keep alive
other victims of the deadly gases
GENERATED by the burning X-ray
films.
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lakes State Tour

Herbert Harder of the Naturaline
Gasoline Company, who is making
Hoosier airport his headquarters
this week. flew to Muncie, Anderson
and TT. Wayne and return Thursday
iii Curtiss Robin monoplane.
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Kept Home. Boy Kills Self

Bp Hiffd Press
NEW ORLEANS. La. May %
Because his stepmOther refused TO
allow him to accompany the fam
lily on an automobile ride and or
dered him to stay hOmeand study
his lessons. James LCbreton- IL
committed suicide by hanging him
self in a clothes closet.
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Weather conditions at $50 a. m.
at indianapolis airport:
Southwest wind, II miles an hour;
temperature, ST; barometric pres
sure, 30.10 at sea level; ceiling,
broken overcast: visibility, I'M
limited; field good.
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LIBEL TRIAL STARTED
Sacco Vanzetti Sympathize r
Charged With Criminal Banner.

BIZ United Press
BOSTON, May 23.-Sharp clashes
between opposing counsel and the
bench marked today's opening of
the trial of Harry j. Canter. East
Boston, charged with having crimi-
nally libelled former Governor
Alvan T. Fuller.
During a demonstration by Sacco-
Vanzetti synpathizers last Novem-
Der. Canter is alleged to have car
ried a placard reading, Fuller -
murderer of Sacco and Vanzetti.'
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Births

Raymond and Agnes Patterson, 545
Exeter.
William and Mary SHOTS, 1851 Morgan.
Boys
Edward and Myrtle limbs. 924 River.
Elijah and Nancy Burke, SAB Belle Vleu
Boone and Winifred Gait, soils Marion.
John and Georgia Hulse, 2725 North
Sherman drive.
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Cloudburst Floods Toxic

BIZ CHitcd Press
TOXIC, May 23.-Ten thousand
houses in Toxic were flooded today
by a cloudburst. Water in TOO
houses was above the floor level
No drowning were reported.
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HooSier Filler Here

Ralph Sturm, Jasper, Ind, few
10 Hoosier airport Wednesday in
a Travel Air biplane, staying over
night and continuing today to Bed
ford, Ind.
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Flies From MunCie

Harry White OF Silver Fox Air
Lines, Muncie, few to Hoosier air
port Wednesday in a Travel Air BIZ
plane and stayed overnight, return
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Help Wanted Female

SALESLADIES - Of personality.
neat and with business ability, to
sell electric radios. Salary and
commission.
DAVIS STORES, INC.
2l7 N. ILLINOIS ST. iE
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The CITY
i'm Brief
FRIDAY EVENTS

FRIDAY EVENTS
General synod. Reformed church Of
United states. all day, First Reformed
church.
Phi Delta Theta luncheon, Chamber
of Commerce.
Optimists Club luncheon. ClaypOOl.
Aitrusa Club luncheon. Columbia Club.
Knights of Columbus luncheon, Sphinx
Arms.
Master Painters Association luncheon,
EIks Club.
Exchange Club luncheon, Lincoln.
Indianapolis Round Table luncheon,
Lincoln.
Delta Tau Delta luncheon, Columbia
Club.
Lambda Chi Alpha luncheon. Board of
Trade.
luncheon, Lincoln.
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REBEKAHS H0NORED
Odd Fellows Chief Decorates Con-
Vpufi0n npIepateS

YentiOn Delegates.
Thirty-tWo members of the Re-
bekah lodge, in convention here
Sunday, Monday and Tuesday of
this week, were honored Wednes-
Gay night with the decoration of
chivalry Of the uniformed bodies of
the I. o o. F. Elmo Gustin, state
department commander, and his
staff, conducted the ceremonies at
the Denison.
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STOCKS TAKE
HIGHER TONE
IN EARLY DEALS
New York Central Leads
Rally in Rails; Few
Issues Off.
Average Stock Prices

Average OF twenty udustrials Wednes-
day vas 400 SO. of 1926 Average Of TWEEN
" rails uas i49 g. of ; 40 Average OF
forty bonds Was % %. Of .2l.
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Produce Markets

Butter tRholeSslet No l. 47046 No
,. 44M46c Ruttorfat~-Lb. IS 047c
Cheese 'Whn's~alt selling UriCe per
-undl American loaf 80: pimento loaf
40c- Wisconsin fat % prime cream 37c:
DAISY CSC; Longhorn 25c: New York lin
ber-er soc
EGGS Blying prices Fresh delivered AT
Indianapolis loss OF 29c
Poultry tbuviug prlcesl Fowls. % &c:
Teghorns hens 26c. bToilers fun feathered
35c: broiler- bare back. PC. Leghorns soc:
old ROSTERS larse 15c: small 10G13c:
ducks. 12M14c. spring guineas. soc.
turkeys No l Young toms 70 lbs and ND
rs sec. No Young hens. 35c 6 10: No
I OLD toms ga Csc; No old hens. 25a
30c q ID
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Local Wagon Wheat

City grain elevators are paying .$l.02
for No red wheat and 97c Tor NO
n a rd
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Cook Is Race Referee

H. Weir Cook, CurtiSs Flying Ser
vice of Indiana general manager,
has been named Indianapolis re-
fierce for the Gardner cup airplane
race Memorial day from st. Louis
TO Indianapolis and return.
Cook will name several assistants
to assist him in checking the planes
as they reach this city, circle and
head back for st. Louis.
Through arrangements made with
T. E. (Pop) Meyers of the Speed
way corporation, three captive
balloons will be located east of the
Speedway as pylons, around which
the planes will fly.
Tech Student Solos
William Casweu. 16. Arsenal Tech
meal high school sophomore, was
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Special Notices

rapidly. safely: amazing re-
suits relief for rheumatism: neurtis.
diabetes. paralysis kidney trouble. nigh
blood pressure all form blood trouble.
Nature Aid Mineral Baths. 230 f Ohio
St. Room 300. Castle Hall. Ii. 5O92-
ENDICOTT JOHNSON SHOES = 298.
Work clothes. HANK s. l18 Virginia Ave.
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Edward F. New. federal trustee for
the bankrupt C. H. Meyer Cigar and
Candy Company, has filed suit in
federal court for return of S8,484 al
legged to have been turned over to
the Clinton Tobacco and Candy
Company shortly before the Meyer
company was declared bankrupt in
February.
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Ru rlted press
NEW YORK MAJ 23.-Bsnk ceiar.nEs
81 $50. Q00. 900 clearing house balance
sf55. 000 moo. federal reserve bank credi
balance. sf23 200 600.
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"a TniIed prcss

EAST BUFFALO. May 23.-Hogs
ceipts 500: holdoyers. 300: market, strong.
l0c higher 250-350 lbs, S10.75M II rs: 200
$50 lbs. $40 9Omll.50: 10000 lbs slI20m
ll.5O; l3o-l6o lbs. s1090G ll.5O; 9O-13o
lbs. Sl0-850 ll.50: packing Sows, s9.50N
9.75. Cattle-Receipts. IS: market. steady:
calves. receipts. zoo: market. steady TO
weak beef steers. s12. 50d u: light yearling
steers and heiIers. Sl3.25Ml4.5 so; beef COWS.
SO asa 1925. low cutter and cutter COWS,
S5.75G7.75; vealers. si5m15.50 Sheep
Receipts. 100: market. steady; top tat
lambs. si4: bulk fat lambs. Sl3.50M14:
bulk Gull lambs. $50 1880: bulk fat ewes,
S6G7.
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7LkRd1
Lost and Found

COIN PURSE-Small green. containing $40
bill. lost. Call Fu. 1902
DOG-German police female. lost has
been clipped and answers to name OF
"Schots." Liberal reward for return to
FRANK NJ CANTWELL. 1924 N. New
jersey. Ii. 2789.
LOST-Large German police dog. female;
yellow and tan. Finder please call Mr.
SPEARS, Be. 1852 or bring dog tn 3i4
9th Ave. Lafayette Heights. Reward
POCKETBOOK-Man with 5000; lost be
tween Indpls. & Lafayette Rev. Ii. 1889.
S26 LOST Meridian. washington SITS; 10
Monday night. Return 10 N. Pennsyl-
Vania Receive reward.
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TREASURY STATEMENT

WASHINGTON. MAY % Treasury net
balance MAJ 2i. SAG $50 074-75: customs
receipts 10 that date s33.124.849 80.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-23
Bu Times spectral

LOUISVILLE. Nav 23.-Hlgs accepts
100; market csc h'gher; mediums and
hea1ies. 300 lbs up. slO.25. pigs 1870 lbs
down. $685. @ 100: stays end throwoutst.
$1,000 $40. Cattle-ReCeiTtS. 200 market
steady: prime heavy stores. S12n 10 So
heavy shipping sters. S1I012: mediums
and plain steers. SO 5Oa II fat heifers. SO
n Is. so: good to choice cows. $8.50M10
S6.25d $50: Gamers. SIS 50m6 bulls. $500
1925: feeders. SO 500 ~: stockers. s850a
Il. Calves Receipts. 300: market steady:
fancy calves. Sl2; good to choice. SO 50n
1850: medium to good S6.50d850: outs.
$3.50 down. Sheep-Receipts, 400: market
steady. springers. s15.50m 1850. fed lambs
Si2Q13: sheep Sj50m65 Wednesdays
shipments: Cattle, SO: calves, 258; hogs.
$40; shepe. 327.