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Births


Sam and Rita Dan. 6244 NorWaIoo
bama. -A'o
Herman and Mildred Rsbor. 1901 Alton.
Michael and Josephine Bora. Sl2 Greer
hospital %
Shirley and Demme Dillon. 1928 Grove.
John and Wilma Daley. Coleman hos
Robert and Amy jose. Coleman hospital
Louis and Dorothy Ballard, 403 North
Ambrose and Violet Raucy. 1920 River.
Wayne and Lucille Babba. Sal South Mis-
Hugh and Clara Dunn. 551 Chase.
ptal
Paul and Mary Minch. Methodist hos
stuart and Dorothy Bishop, Methodist
hospital.
Verde and Mabel Allen. 1885 New
Anthony and Ida Klec. St. vinccnt's
EycreJt and Bornicc Peters. 1906 East
Tenth.
George and Marie Kanouse. St. vinccnt's
Girls
Walter end Edna Hickman. 24ol Ken
wood.
Everett and Emma Doughcrty, 1918 Kap-
pes.
Earl and Agnes Higginbotham. Sc South
Rural.
Floyd and Stella Lewis. 2115i2 Brooksidc.
Sylvester and Ruth Burkcrt. St Vim
cents hospital
Dallas and Lorene Mccarty, St. Vim
Chrcst and Anna Chirpas, Coleman hos
pital.
William and Roberta schrader. Coleman
hospital.
John and Georgia White. Coleman hos
pitai.
sshadi and Marie Mitrey. Methodist hos
pital.
Elmer and Dorothy Bornkemp. Metho-
dist hospital.
George and Queen Sinner, Methodist
hospital.
Leslie and Gladys Galbrcath. Methodist
hospital.
Clyde and Minnie Cox. 1880 East Ten,h
Francis and Loretta Mccarthy, st. Vim
cents hospital
Ellsworth and Mildred Neal, St vincent's
hospital.
Matthew and Kathryn Werning. st. Vim
cents hospital
Harold and Daphne Reeder. 1887 Nor
dyke.
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MARRIAGE Licenses

Lawrence Holden. %, of 7O3 Davidson.
bus company employe, and Lillian White.
-. OF 2409 East Washington, foreman.
Russell Dowdy, 20. OF 1141 West New
York, helper. and Mabel Beeman, 10, In
oianapols. laundry worker.
Carl Peterson. %. OF 1858 Central, groc-
cry employee. and kathleen Straughan. 81
OF 2453 North Pennsylvania, cleaning
company employe.
Charles FORBES. %. OF 1875 West South
ern. teamster. and Gerusha Fowler %,
OF l04 West Southern. Saleswoman.
Franz Montgomery, %, Montezuma
Ind, teacher, and Josephine King, 81, OF
1872 Evergreen
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Legal Notices

viii sell al Public Auction 10 highest
bdocr Aug Z 1929. I wrecked Whippet
coach. motor No 9s-65727 serial No o5-
63oi3 &C cover storsac charges Of SO
WAIPS GARAGE. 4l59 ". Washington.
TIE Usg Or TTrF PrrBiTc ms 1NsTfT ~
TONS OF THE STATE or INDIANA.
Notice is hereby givcr that the Ioint
Purchasing Cou0nittec for thc benc"o-
lent and correctional institutions Of he
state Of Indiana viii receive at the office
OF its secretary Room 326 StaiehoUee,
until 10 O'Clock a. m Mendsv. AUG 10.
1929. sealed bids on DRY FOODS and TO-
lions now on file In the office Of the Sc
retary of the Committee
The Joint Purchasing Committee re-,
serves the right n reject any and all
bids and TO waive technical defects.
JOINT PURCHASING COMMITTEE
DAILY T. MCCOY Secretary.
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New Plane for Bromley

BIZ ififcd PrrtV
LOS ANGELES, Aug. 6.-Con-
struction Of new plane for Lieu
tenant Harold Bromley. whose Ia
coma-to'Tokio bound plane crashed
on the takeoff recently. was started
at the Lockheed plant here today.
The now low-winged plane will be
completed in nine weeks. At that
time. according to Bromley, weather
conditions for the Pacific hop
will be ideal
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BuiIdind Permits

l. E. Richardson. porch, 443 South Oak
land. $780,
Sterling Laundry. building. 74s Lexing-
ton. $50. 900.
c. P. Lehr. garage. 1920 East LeGrande
$500.
Emrick Furnace Company. repair 324
West Morris. $500.
H. G. Lehr. garage 1914 South Belmont.
c. Kruse. garage. 1887 South Alabama.
$500.
G. c. Murphy Company. remodel. 1853
Virginia. SIT 500.
o, Martin. garage. 2i23 Boulevard place,
500.
n. Noe. boiler. 1894 North Alabama. s7oe.
r E. Drake. dwelling and garage, 420z
Sunset. sz.25o.
J. NJ Ritter. dwelling and Sarage, $3.50
Ncrth Delaware $3.50.
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Feeder Line Arranued

Arrangements to provide a feeder
service for the Mason Dixon air..
lines from Cincinnati to Detroit
have been made by Hoosier air.
port, Harold c. Brooks. secretary
treasurer, has announced.
Under the arrangement Hoosier
will transport passengers between
Indianapolis and Dayton to con-
meet with the Ma.son-Dixon line
of Detroit
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In Memorian1 Notices

N MEMORIAM- my two brothers. OH.
Louden who lost his life in the World
war. Aug. s. 1918 and Edward Louden.
who lost his life. Aug s. 1928.
Dcep in our hearts lies the picture
OF the loved ones gone 70 rest.
In memory dear We will keep them.
For they TO US. we're the best
Our hearts can not express nov Ne
love them.
Our hearts can not tell what y say.
God only knows how ye miss tnen.
In world that IS lonely today.
SISTER MARGARET AND FAMILY
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Flying Duchess in India

BV IIfrN VrN9N
KARACHI, India Aug. 6.-Brit-
aims flying duchess" the 63-year-
old duchess of Bedford took off for
Bushire, Persia, at dawn today, for
the homeward half Of her fight
from England to India and return.
She left England Aug. 2, hoping
to complete her trip in a week. She
was accompanied by a pilot and
mechanic
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figures compiled in the monthly invest
m Tsil review OF lawrence nc. stern Co:
the same month lat year, but dc
crease of approximately 16 per cent from
the June volume.
For the six-month period of 1929, from
January LIST, to June 3oth, the gross earn
ings of the Canadian National Railways
total Sl27 1921 as compared with Sl23,-
2l3. 526 during the similar siX-month pc
riod of 1928. an increase of 1891 .685.
or 3.l9 per cent, according to an official
financial tatement just issued. In six
months of the current year the working
expenses total S106.256. 265.62 as against
Sl03,343, l50.74 an increase of 2.82 per cent.
Genesce National Corpora ton by Atlantic
and Pacific International Corporation have
cSsnge o SUCK and ot6e 0d nS
the exchange will be announced shortly.
The Atlantic and Pacific International
Corporation is an investment trust of the
offices in New York and early this wear
became prominent figure in the field OF
Investment trust mergers by taking over
poration. The present merger with tho
Genesee National Corporation will broaden
considerably the activity OF Atlantic and
Pacific International Corporation.
BIZ Times Special
WASHINGTON. Aug. 6-Thc department
production of fats and oils exclusive of
refined oil and derivatives during the
three-month period ended June 80. 1929.
pounds: Ash oils, iOI77 $50 pounds; ami
NAL fats. 563. 267,418 pounds; and grcases.
lOo,S7O,792 pounds, total of l,150,9314 1852
OF the several kinds of fats and oils
covered by this inquiry. the greatest pro-
auction; 44.659,527 pounds appears for
lard. Next in order is inseed oil with
l84,0876ll pounds; cottonseed oil with
l4.7l4089 pounds; tallow with 1l7.270, 619
pounds, and corn oil With 29,i8959S
pounds.
Torma ton of Hartley Rogers Trading
ley Rogers president and head of the
Pacific Coast investment Banking House
bearing his name. Formation of the Trad
ing Corporation is i'll line with the trend
whereby many leading investment banking
houses ire forming share corporations TO
permit their customers to participate to a
greater degree in the firms financial &C
tivitieS.
Earnings of the Standard Dredging Com
pany. based on the earnings for the 1rst
half of this year and the volume of bust
tween s. and SIS per share on its common
stock after all charges and the payment
OF preferred dividends. it was announced
today. In 1928 net earnings after all
rate of s412 on the common stock after
payment of preferred di dcnds
Charts Corporation reports net earn
lngS . after Federal Take. for the six months
$3.50 $50 or $3.50 per share for fhc si%
months ended June 30. 1923.
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Seeks Air Travel Record

Richard Burke. who arrived at
Lakehurst Sunday from Germany
on The Graf Zeppelinc, was a pas
senger today on the Transconti-
mental Air Transport plane. which
stopped at the Curtiss-Mars Hill
airport. Burke is seeking to set a
record for the fastest travel between
Germany and Los Angeles.
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Aviator May Quit Flight

STOCKHOLM. Sweden, Aug. g.
CAPTAIN Agbin Nuremberg tele-
graphed authorities here today from
Ivigut, Greenland, that unless he is
able to proceed on his flight to New
York this week he expects to aban-
don the attempt for this summer
The Swedish aviator was held up
for several weeks in Iceland and
has been weather-bound since land
ing at Ivigut several weeks ago.
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Other Livestock

EAST BUFFALO N. Y, Aug. 6.-Hogs-
Receipts 600; followers. 1000; market
weights below 210 lbs. active l5@25c
lbs. S11m12; 26o-250 lbs. s11.65m II. IS;
10000 lDs.. sl2. 4oQ 1885; 13ole0 lbs.
s12.5OMI2.S5: 90-l30 lbs, sl240d 2.35;
200; market, steady with Mondays average.
Calvcs-Receipts. $50; followers, $50: mar
ket. slow and steady; beef steers, s13.50M
25: light yearlig steers and heifers
sI4. 5oMI6.25: beef cows. s9ml0; low cutter
AND cutter COWS. S4.75G7.50; vealers. si6.25
ali. SheepReceipts. $50 market, active
and STEADY: bulk fat lambs s13.50G i425;
bulk Gull lambs. s9.75G 1875; bulk fat ewes
Sc 25 T725
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In the Air

Weather conditions at $50 a. IN.
Southwest wind five miles an
hour; temperature, 70; barometric
pressure. 3003 at sea level; ceiling,
solid overcast at 5000; visibility. five
miles. light haze; field fair
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Eu THifcd PRISE
NEW YORK, Aug. 6.-Mountains
OF bear news were gradually leveled
off as the Stock Exchange session
progressed today and the list recov-
cred swiftly after experiencing one
OF the worst setbacks in weeks. For
time prices we're down l to 7
points in all sections and a few
losses extended beyond that point
Utilities, coppers, a few Of the
rails and the leading industrials
were the first to rally Their
strength gave confidence to the vast
trading public which was eager to
buy stocks at the reduced levels OF
the earlier reaction.
Earl selling was caused by stif
call money at II per cent by pre-
cipitatc break in insult Utility In
vcstmcnts on the curb and Chicago
exchanges by fears Of a rise in the
English bank rate. and by a break
in wheat at Liverpool. Winnipeg,
Chicago and other grain ccntcrs Of
America.
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Executive committee members Of
the Marion County w. G. T. u held
their annual picnic in the Brook
side park shelter house Monday.
Mrs. Frank j. Lahr, president, pre-
sided at the meeting. The prin-
cipal address was given by William
H. Remy, former county prosecutor.
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Banks and Exchange
INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT

INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT
Aug s. s4.169 600; debts, s8,470,0o0.
NEW YORK STATEMENT
NEW YORK. Aug. 6.-Bsnk olearings,
81 656. 0oO 900: clearing house balance.
Sl7S 900 900. federal reserve bank credit
balance Sl7O. 100000.
TREASURY STATEMENT
WASHINGTON, Aug. 6.-Treasury net
balance Aug. ;. sl54.362 491 81; customs
receipts. S6.165, 1851.
CHICAGO STATEMENT
CHICAGO. Aug. 6.-Bank clearings
~i53.7oo 900; balances. Sl6,0o0.0oo.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
BU United Press
NEW YORK. Aug. 6.-Forcign exchange
closed lower. Demand Sterling. Sf.S4 1882.
of .nO1-32c. franc 39l 5-l6c of .003-l6c;
Ira 5.22 1l-16c, of .00lsc; Belga 1890
Of .oOiec
Starting with only one microbe,
and giving it sufficient food, at the
end of twelve hours there will be
about eighteen million microbes. At
the end of six more hours there
will be nearly eighty million.
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Local Wagon Wheat

6itY grain elevators arc paying si.i8 for
No. red wheat and sll3 for Nc. > hard
wheat
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Theft of six tires and several
inner tubes from the Dillon Carroll
garage, 7O5 Massachusetts, avenue,
was reported to police today.
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The sun occupies far more space
than the whole of the space swept
by the earth and the moon moving
steadily around her.
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-FfTTsBURGH. Aug. s..Hogs-Receipts.
500: market. strong to I0c higher; $50
iSs5 10000 lbs. sI2.50q 1885: 130-l6o
lbs. si2M 1855: 90-i30 lbs. s11.75d 1925;
packing sows. s9.50d 10. Cattie--Receipts.
Changed. steady: beef steers s11ml5; light
esters and heifers. s10.5oG14: beef
cows. s7.5onI0: low cutter and cutter
COWS. $5.50mT: yaelers, sl4Tl6.50: heavy
calves, s1lMI5 Sheep-Receipts. 1907
market strong: top fat lambs. $3.50: bulk
fat lambs. sli 500 1880: bulk Gull lambs.
SO . 10: bulk ewes. ssI6.75; bulk yearlings.
ssT1i
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STOCK Market
STEADY AFTER
SHARP LOSSES
Decline of Call Money to
8 Per Cent Helps
Halt Break.
Average Stock Prices

Average OF twenty industrials Tuesday
rs5 352.5O. of 3.f2. Average OF twenty
rails was 1887. of 70. Average Of forty
bonds Was % 70. Of 10 and 1929 low.
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bW WIttU TTt5o
CLEVEL AND. Aug. 6.-Hogs--Receip ts,
LOO; followers. 257; market Sc higher;
sows and stays. steady; 250-350 lbs. Sill
ii85; 2oo-550 lbs, 81; 65a 1850; $50 200
lbs, sl2.35M 1880; l3o-l6o lbs. Sl2250.
sous. $3.50 1000. Cattle-Receipts. l55.
Calves-Receipts. 4oe; market, cows. fully
steaiy: veafs steady, weak: steers slow;
cows s6T7: vealeTs. s14G17.50, Sheep
Receipts. 400: market, lambs. steady,
strong: spots higher; top. fat lambs. $3.50;
s6M6 50
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Chicago Grain Table

Z
CHICAGO, Aug. 6:=Cariots: Wheat,
AIT; corn, 1882; oats. $40; rye, %, and
barley, 81.
BB tnited Press
TOLEDO. O., Aug. Cash grain close:
Wheat-No. . red. $129d $50. Corn-No
yellow, s1.03d 1.04. Rye-No. 2, Sill
Oats-No white, 52@ SIC. Barley-No. 2,
Sc Clover-Domestic, old, S16; Oct,
1915; imported old. $12.75. Timothy
ST. Se &C., $3.50 Res D sas' s Asyf sutsT
44@4Sc. Eggs-3l@33c. Hay-$1.25 cwt.
BIZ United Press
,v TOLEDO 20 g., Aug: esmcash grain close:
2 yellow, s1.03@1.O4. Rye-No 2, Sill
Oats-No. white, 52g53c. Barley-No 2,
SEC. CloVer-Domestic. old. SIG: October
STATS; imported old, s12.75. Timothy -
Old; $3.50; December. s2.35 Alsike-New,
Sl1.3o; october, s1k3o; December $11. rs.
Butter-44M 48c. Eggs-31@ 33c. Hay -
SIPS owt.
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The call mCrCv factor was climi-
mated when the rate declined to 10
per cont 2nd finally 10 8 per cent
in The afternoon insult Utility
rallied sharply under strong sup
pct. and thai cause fer alarm was
taken away. For time. however,
thu situation was FLEA with awe
some Possibilities as price Of this
Chicago holding company we're ham
mercd down On the Chicago mar
ket insult was down % points at
orc time ard at % it va of 81
points from the high reached
Saturday.
Copper stocks made TIC best show
trg on the board. coming out in
long strings that indicated heavy
accumulation by buyers throughout
the country. Anaconda rsn up
about two points and wide gains
were made in KcnnccOtt, American
Smelling, Nevada and Green
Cananea.
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TOTALS $500. .$37,578O52 s3o,325,57s ~
Decrease.
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Former residents of Brown county
will hold their fifteenth annual re-
union at Garfield park, Sunday
afternoon. A. S. Anderson is in
charge of the outing.
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Employees of the Leader store
were guests at the store picnic Mon
day afternoon and evening at Broad
Ripple park. A basket lunch was
served by the store.
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Utilities Strong

National Power and Light led the
utilities with an advance to record
territory above 90, compared With
The previous close OF 66i,. American
Water Works came within frac-
ton of its peak on a wide advance,
and Standard Gas rallied sharply
from an carly break. Radio mounted
and 4 good-SiZed recovery took
place in International Telephone
and Telegraph. United States Steel
rose above 212 and held its gain,
while wide gains from their early
lows were made by General Electric,
Allied Chemical. American Can and
Westinghouse Electric.
Railroad stocks were quiet. but
recovered partly. as did many in
dustriaIs. For a time New York
Central was off 7 points, more than
half of which was made up.
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The City
in Brief

WEDNESDAY EVENTS
kiEanis Club luncheon. ClaypooI.
Junior Chamber of Commerce, lunch
con. Chamber of Commerce.
Lions Club luncheon, Lincoln.
Purdue Alumni Association luncheon,
SEVERN.
Illini Club luncheon. Board of Trade.
Solo Club luncheon, Columbia Club.
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BIZ [ HitCd Press
BIZ T-uitcd Press

FIT. WAYNE. Ind Aug 6-Calves-Re-
ceipts. so. Hogs-Receipts. 500. Sheep
Receipts. 200; market steady to Toe up;
9o-12o Tbs. 5000: l2o-.4o lbs. sl115: lao
so lbs, s11.5G: 150-160 lbs. S11.65; 160-
$50 lbs. So: 10000 lbs Sill 90: 200-2l0
lbs. s11.75: 210-220 lbs. sill .65 220-230 lbs.
sl1.5o; 23o-24o lbs. s11.35; 24O-250 lbs.
sl1. 20 25O-275 lbs. s1105; 275-300 lbs.
Sl085: 300-350 lbs 5000: roughs 50:
stays, ST; calves. SIS; lambs. SIP
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Gas Company has declared the regular
quarterly dividend of Ia per cent on the
outstanding 7 per cent Glass A preferred
1929, to stockholders of record Aug. Is,
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BIZ United Press

CLEVELAND. Aug. 6.-Butter-Extras.
49, 47i4c: extra hrsts. 42I4M 43i4c: sec
onds. 41laT 42I.c. Eggs-Firsts, 32c: or
dineries 2ec. Pnultry-FoTis. 3oGi 3lc
broilers 2am SIC: Leghorn Csc; Leghorn
broilers 25c; spring ducks. zoe; old cocks.
20M2lc. {
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New stock. bond and note financing in
July totaled s5ee.96e.113. according to
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bW Z WtttN f-ftHS
market, steady: heavies i0.75@11: me-
diums. s119oG IL Workers. Sits q rs:
pigs s1l.75M 1925. Cattle-Receipts light:
market steady. CalveS-Receipts. light:
market steady. Sheep and lambs-Recefpts
light: market steady.
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The board Of directors of the Chicago.
South Shore g. South Bend Railroad has
declared a quarterly dividend of 1ss per
cent on the outstanding 6la per cent Glass
A preferred stock of the company, payable
Sept. 2, 1929, to stockholders of record
Aug. Is. 1929.
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The board of directors of the Gary Rail
quarterly dividends of 81 80 share on the
outstanding Glass preferred stock of the
company, payable Sept 2, 1929, to stock
holders of record Aug. 20, 1929
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The board of directors of the Indiana
Service Corporation has declared tho
regular quarterly dividend of ~ per
cent and ~ per cent, respectively, on
the outstanding per cent and 6 per
cent preferred stock of the company.
payable Sept@ ., 1929, TO stockholders Of
record Aug. Is, 1929.
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CHICAGO Aug 6.-Banb Ciearings,
>f55. 700 900; balances Sl6,0o0.00o
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The Loose-Wiles Buiscuit Company.
Kansas City. Mo- has installed thirty
Cameo vending machines and six talking
devices during the past week. according
Automatic Merchandising Corporation. A
like number of the talking robots" were
also installed by ". A. Wieboldt g. Co.:
Ehicago. LII. Two orders of ten units and
two talking devices BY Snyder 81 Robbins.
Asbury Park N. j.. and by Loftus-Beacon
Oil Company. Long Island City. N. Y.
were filed Playiand. Rye. N. Y. placed
an additional order for ten units and two
talking devices.
New stock band and note financing in
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Entering upon new month. the steel
industry continues its unusual perform
ance. Each succeeding weeks report shows
ceptionally. moderate. and August pros
poets are favorable. Not unnaturally. mill
operations have dropped in varying. de-
gree at different points, but some of the
and humidity and also TO the need for
repairs to equipment which has been under
pressure for long time.
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banking group composed Of Henrie,
Hall e. Murphy and Nichol-Ford OF Dc
troit and H. c. Watts g. CO. of Chicago
are Offering today $4,000 units of the
stock of the General Parts Corporation
at S11. The units are composed of one
share of convertible preference stock
Upon request OF fhe bankers .applica-
ton will be made later to list the con-
vertible preference and common stock
on the Detroit and Chicago Stock Ia
changes.
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TREASURY STATEMENT
CHICAGO STATEMENT

WASHINGTON. Aug. 6-Treasury net
balance Aug. ;. sl54.362, f9l 81; customs
receipts. Sc. 165, 1851.
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HOMECOMING
DATES ARE SET
Indiana Central ArrangeS
TWo-Day Program.

Program and plans for the
twenty-frst annual home coming Of
Indiana Central college Oct. 18 and
10, were announced today.
Two thousand alumni, former
students and visitors are expected
to attend the two-day program.
A feature of the homecoming
program will be the night football
game between Indiana Central and
Evansville college Friday night at 8,
on the new Illuminated field at
University Heights.
Other features Of the two days
are: Friday, Ais p. m, band con-
cert by the college band, directed
by Professor D. Davis; a minstrel
from 4:30 to $50 p. m. Friday, and
a fireside barbecue at $50.
On Saturday morning, classes
will hold reunions. At noon alumni
will gather at the annual alumni
luncheon in the college dining hall.
Dormitories will be open for in
spection 6 to p. M, and the pre-
sentation of Midsummer Nights
Dream" by the college dramatic
club, directed by Miss Leora
Wiemar, will end home coming &C
tiVitieS at 8.