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200 Take Air Rides

Pilots of Capitol airport carried
approximately 200 employees Of
Prest- O-Lite Storage Battery Cor
poration and Prest-O-Lite, Inc, for
airplane rides over the city Sunday
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Other Livestock

f 555 l6ssdns oct soo5
days averages top s So 20; so I7o2$ss r.
y ibS s S9S9Gt TO- 20o-a5O lbs So 500 70:
10000 lbs. s96oGi 1905 l3o-l6Oo lbs. SEP s
md9 1G TO 9a choce $3.50 bs sgGIC
tIe-Receipts 1000; calves. receipts; 5000:
all cattle to plain weight steers n dlf heif
steers. SIS; mixed yearlings; $I5i1S;
iasSSi fesFf bs
siS@I6.5o: 95O-1l0O lbs. $13@16.5O; com.
mon and medium. $50 lbs. up. So 5go d ~
lbs lbs. SO. 75Gi656: heifers good and choice,
$50 lbs. down. $13.50@15: common, ana me. me
dun. s65O@8.25: low cutter and cutters Ter
$8656io: cutter to medium. $7@9; -;
yealers milk fed EGG and e c Sh9i end COM
mon. $7Gll5o; stockers and feeder sT steers rs
good and choice. all weights SIG 2SM lIi 3 o.
common and medium s8@ 59, 10; Snee Is0 &c
G 6oPn Is b1 TSO s f@Sii3 top $3.50 fat
ewes ewes steady. s45O@5 IS; geeders: steady ty
Ia5s o go9a ed an9 'sYios5
Gull and common. s7.50@1l.25: ewes. me
dunn to choice. $50 lbs: down. s4m5 20;
good and choice S12@13.25.
ss59s S56 Sosdo 0st So
fs 81 t t. 5Sc iSs 25GssG R
gossIso lbs lbs. tss5oa1o25; packing soTs s7SC
1850. Cattle Receipts. 2 675: calves. re-
cepts. 375: market steady to S9f nifh ebi
vveeaairiiing Steers heifers, ssG13; beef COWS
sa85o low gutter and cutter toc cows end ted se
er Err steers ssGi0. sheep-Receipts. 400:
market, steady TOP fat lambs sig: nnRIS
fat lambs. s11.5o@13; bulk Gull lambs s'@
I: bulk fat ewes. S4@5.3o.
RI Times Special
LOUISVILLE. Ky, Oct. 14:-Hogs.Re;;
eeiPs 2o9 market bs 81 meoe eRtreme
down down s6.S5G 80; stays and throwouts,
Sc As. Cattle-Receipts, LOO; mar mar,
sters s11@125O; heavy shipping steers s.
GII: medium and plain steers. S7.50@9;
fat heifers, s7@1o.50;. good to choice. ce eHE
s $50; CATERS ute $3.50 SO: Gamers, $4,000
s: bulls, $66s; feeders. s8@10.50; stockerss,
s7@lO. Calves17ReceiiPts' so9; % m MARKET
s ifaPI OF medium to good. $50 ssso@I0.50;
outs So down. Sheep--Receipts, 200; mar
ket steady; ewes and wethers, $12; PUCK
Saturdays and Sundays shipments: Cat
tie 40; calves. 563; hogs ISL; sheep, none
Bn United Press
CLEVELAND Oct. -Hogs-Receipts,
$500 h0doyers n9pe y, mar x mSs fly
20O-250 lbs, $10.25010.50; 10000 lbs,
siO2561 1910; 130-160 lbs, $40; asa 10 40;
eo1iSO lbs. $IO.1O@1o.25; packing sows,
sS259s SIS. Cattle-Receipts. LOO; calves:
receipts 700; MARKET une ~: , mostly mostly
and cutter cows, s4.75@5.75; vealers, $3.50
49, Sheep-Receipts.- $500: market lower;
bulk fat lambs, sl325Gl3.50; bulk fat
ewes, $5G5.50.
BIZ United Press
TOLEDO, Oct. 4-Hogs-Receipts,
50 5O6e75; mediums, sl0.15d l0.40; York
ers. se.75gIo; pigs, *s75@io; Cattle -
lower Calves-Receipts, light; market
steady Sheep and lambs-Receipts, 200;
market soc lower.
FIT. WAYNE, Ind. Oct. 14-Hogs-Re-
ceipts. 300; sheep. 100: hog market: So l5c
higher soiIo TBS. ss;75 so 1 10 20 lbs.
200-22O lbs, sI015; 22o-24o lbs. $40: 240-
geo lbs. $3.50; 260-2s0 lbs, 1878; 280-300
lbs, SO so; 300-350 lbs, 1925; roughs, sS.25;
stays, So; calves. SIC; lambs, So.
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Death Notices

BUSH. ANNA-Pa away at ST. Vim
cents hospital. Funeral Tuesday. $3.50
a N, at BECK & SPEAKS FUNERAA Al
Joseph church. W. a. u m. wa Burial. Holy
Cross. Friends invited.
BENNETT. CLAUDE ALONHO- Husband of
Meta Bennett. father Of Lawrence, Beat
rice Louise and RcbecCa Bennett. passed
away Saturday. Oct. II. Funeral serv-
ices at the residence. 2235 North Penn
sylvania 81. tuesday oct. IS. ; p. NJ.
GOODWIN. LOUISA CLOUl-Age 70 years.
w wdqw Of hs 2s angelo Tav 62od Mrs.
Blanche Coz az indianapolis. Ernest ".
Goodwin of l->rion. Ind. and Elmer A.
ter. Mrs Charles A. Tavlor. 628 N.
Temple Ave. Sunday. oct 10. at } q. m.
Funeral at the home Of Mrs. Charles a;
TAYLOR Tuesday. Oct. 10, 3 p. m. instead
of p. m. as stated in Mon. morning
star Friends invited. Burial Memorial
Park. -
raw Was6Barn NT passed g away sunday oct
Funeral from VALID FUNERAL PARLORS
3 556 p b. n 8arla{ Pc crown iii cemetery
Friends invited.
HAEHL CORNELIUS A.-Of 1915 Com
merce Ave. beloved husband Of Laura
Kalb Haehl, passed to a higher life Sun
day. Oct - Funeral Tuesday. oct. ID,
at woodruff United Presbyterian church,
Arsenal and Twelfth SITS. 2:3o p. m:
Il
FUNERAL HOME, $3.50 Station St, until
Tuesday noon. Burial Crown Hill.
Friends invited.
MILLS. WALTON-B Beloved husband Of
Anna Mills. father OF Louise Cooper OF
Pontiac. Mich, departed this life Sat
urday october II. Funeral, Tuesday
october Is. Center Friends church.
2i3 miles south OF Bridgeport. ~ d. M
Friends invited Friends may call at the
MOORE e. KIRK FUNERAL HOME, 1850
Station St. until hour OF funeral. -
SCHUMACHER. LOUIS TBEODORE.-Be-
loved husband of Mary Gathering Schui-
macher nee O'Connor).. father OF Louis.
paul and Rita Schumacher. passed away
suddenly Saturday Oct IL. aGe SO years.
Funeral from the late residdeneea 40 ~
oakland Ave. Tuesday, Oct. 10 $50 a, m 7
followed by services at st. Phlhp Nerl
Church. 8 o. m. Interment Holy CROSS
cemetery Friends invited. -
WOOD WILLIAM A-Husband Of the late
Ida M. Wood father of VIM. r. Wol2d OF
Chicago. m brother of Samuel B. WOOD.
Mrs. A. Henderson and Mrs: Mae tSh1sspp5s
hard passed away SUNDAY eye at 1872 ;G
w. 25th st. Funeral Wednesday. OCT; u
from Finn Bros Funeral Hon. Home 1899 n n:
Meridian at 1870 p. m. Services AT tns
Union CONGREGATIONAL Church; lNn Eli ainia
Rembrandt at 2 D. m. Burial crown HILL
friends invited
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TREASURY STATEMENT

WASHINGTON. Oct. I4-Treasury net
balance on oct IL was S342. TAB. 967. IS:
custom receipts for the month to the same
date totaled $40 1872 9O37 IA
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LEGAL Wagon Wheat

CITY grain elevators are paying si.ie for
No. : red wheat and ti.is for Nc. hard
wheat
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STOCK MARKET
MOVES SLOWLY
AFTER OPENING
Effect of Jewish Holiday
Felt in Light
Trading.
Average Stock Prices

Average OF twenty industrials for Satur-
day was 352 50. Of Ia Average OF twenty
rails was 1883. I'D n. Average OF forty
bonds vas 92.35. uD n.
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Banks and Exchange
CHICAGO STATEMENT

INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT
Indianapolis bank clearings Monday
Oct. IA, s3,O94, 900; debts. $a.044,0OO.
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-GattIe-
Receipts, 600; market steady.
Beef steers ..................S l1 90 q IL. ~
Beef COWS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Ivy S'SOO
Low cutter and cutter cows. 5000 3. 81
Bulk stock and feeder steers. 5oQl0.5O
Calves
Receipts, 300; market, steady.
Best veals ...................$E.eog116f.eooo
Heavy calves ............'...' DOUG LOU
sheep
Receipts, 1900; market, steady.
Top fat lambs ..........,.'SI3. 81 so os
Bulk TAT LAMBS ..,.sss..s'.'' - 60 ~ -
Bulk Gull lambs ....s.s....'.s o'1VH A. v
Bulk fat ewes ...............' S'oOW o'oo
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'4cHiCAGO. Oct. I4-Bank clearings,
81, O00. 900 balances, $40 200, 600.
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IndianapoliS- Ind.

This Oct II. 1929
NY wife, Katherine Moore. having left
her bed and board without any Proyoca-
'tion on Aug. IA. 1929.
Said VIM A. Moore OF 4l6 N. oxford
St. will not be responsible for any bills
she may contract.
w. A. MOORE.
4l6 N oxford St
State of Indiana: Marion County, IS:
Before me the undersigned a Notary
Public in and for said County, this 18th.
day OF october. 1929. personally appeared,
VIM. A. Moore. and acknowledged the
above statement.
witness, my hand and seal.
HENRY A. SUTTON.
(SeaN Notary Public.
Nv commission nXpireS inn. 4. 1891.
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Receipts 5000: market, higher
25o-350 lbs. ..............$ S75@ TO- 40
2 2S0-260 lbs IDs' ..:..:: 1000 TO- rs
1S0160 lbs .. 100000. rs
90-130 lbs. .,,..... 90OGl CTS
Packing sows ,........., 5000 9.25
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In Memorion1 Notices

IN NEMORIAM-In fond and loving mem
orv If our dear mother and daddy. Mar
garet and Robert Dallas. who passed away
two years ago today IN the Grotto ae Hds
Neva place. Los Angeles. Cal.
DALLAS MARGARET AVID ROBERT
sadly missed by sisters, brothers, nieceS
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NEW YORK STATEMENT
BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, oct l4.-Bank clearings,
81 LOG 900 900: clearing house balance,
$500. 900 900 federal reserve bank credit
balance. 1884 .OOO. 900.
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Legal Notices
NOTICE TO CONTRACTOR

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Notice is hereby given that the Board
of School Commissioners OF abe CITY OF
Indianapolis. Indiana. will until the hour
of O'Clock .. m. Tuesday. Oct. 2g. 1879,
receive sealed bids for acoustical treat
ment for the Arsenal Technical Schools
Auditorium Ba2d Room. all according 70
plans. and specifications prepared BY the
Board of School Commissioners.
Copy Of plans and specifications may oe
procured. bv contractors desiring to bio.
upon application at the Business ONCE
OF the School Board $50 North Meridian
street. Indianapolis. Indiana.
All proposals must be made on blank
form No. 96. prescribed BY the, Indiana
State Board of Accounts. which blanks
NAV be procured at the office of the
Board OF School Commissioners.
Proposal must be accompanied By 4
certified check and successful bidder must
agree to furnish bond. all rs called for
in the Specifications.
The right Is reserved by the Board TO
reject anv or all proposals. =
BOARD OF SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS
OF THE CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS.
BY c. c. YORK.
Business Director.
Indianapolis. Indiana
Oct IA 1929
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Help Wanted Mais
DRAWING ACCOUNT

And commission will be offered 20 two
men with vacuum cleaner or similar ex-
perience Must own car. Apply aS once
to Mr.. HOLT. Room $40, AL n. Penn. g..
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Lost and Found

EARRING-Either on Meridian OF Colum-
bia car: lost Fri. night Rev. Hu: zZls:
FOX FUR SCARF lost. black. Reward.
POODLE-Female, light yellow ears one
tooth out. $50 Abbott. Chi!d's pet. Re
ward. -
PURSE-Blue with money. glasses. receipts
lost downtown. Reward. Lii oOSO- hlSS
POLICE DOG-Male, black and tan; choke
chain: child's pet. Reward. BE. ollz-k
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Organization Of a national jobber's
group to distribute Kennedy electric
Completed, according to Colin B. Ken
nedy, president.
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Foreman National Corporation, invest
ment affiliate of the Foreman Nationa!
bank, today announced appointment Of
William E. Dunn as manager Of the for
eign department of the corporation. In
South and Central American field in the
foreign service of the United States de-
partment of commerce, and. as the fFst
the Republic Of Haiti, his appointment in
dictates the Foreman Corporation plans
particular attention to the South American
field.
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Chicago Grain Table

e CHII1CAGOO"' oct Ct 14.-Carlots: Wheat, 81
corn. 1863: oats. IS: rye. "a.
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History of chiropractic treatments
and future developments of the
science were discussed Sunday at a
meeting of the Indianapolis Chiro-
practic Association in the Denison.
DR.. Joseph McCully Of RuShville
was principal speaker.
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Slugged while working Saturday
night at Eighteenth and Rembrandt
streets, O. c. Kendall, so, Of 1929
Rembrandt street, night Waterman,
was unconscious until Sunday night.
He could give no motive for the
attack.
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The possibility Of saving hundreds OF
terioTation of metal structures by spray
ing them with tin is being examined by
an an organization Cooperating with the
British Non-Ferrous Metals Research AS
ISOLATION, according TO an announcement
received here yesterday.
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P. A. Wright, a retired school
teacher, has been named temporary
editor of the McGuffeyite, official
paper of the McGuffeyites, it was
announced today. He succeeds Will
A. Mason. A permanent editor will
be named later, B. M. Ralston,
president, said.
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DETROIT. Oct. 1.-THE new plant
Of the Ex-CelI-O Aircraft Tool Cor
poration is practically completed and
will be ready for occupancy within ten
days. 1t was announced today by NJ a.
Woodwork, president.
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$50 TEACHERS
TO HEAR TALKS
Leading Indiana Educators
to Make Speeches.

Fred T. GLADDEN., county school
Superintendent, today announced
complete plans for the Marion
County Teachers institute to be
held Thursday and Friday in crim1-
nal court room.
In his announcement, GLADDEN.
declared that county schools would
open Sept. 8 and asked all teachers
to have their licenses recorded in
his Office before that date. All
teachers also were urged to enroll
for the institute.
Included in the two-day meeting
will be talks by several Indiana edu-
Gators. Addresses Thursday will
feature Education and the Com
munity," w. w. Boren, superin-
tendent of South Bend school;
Shifting the Emphasis" Milo H.
Stuart, principal of Technical high
school; Safety for Children" Ray
Everson, Indianapolis News manag-
ing editor and Selling the Day, -
Albert Stump.
Addresses on Friday include
Educational Objectives," DR.. I. J.
Good, president of Indiana Central
university and Education for the
New Era in American Life" DR..
Homer P. Rainey, president of
Franklin college.
GLADDEN. said approximately $50
teachers would attend the meetings.
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COLLEGE HEADS
TO Give TALKS
Teachers Institute Will
Meet Sept. 3 to 6.

DR.. G. Bromley Oman, president
of De Paw university. and j. Ray
mond, Schultz, North Manchester
college, will be principal speakers
for the Indianapolis teachers in
stitute in Caleb Mills hall, Sept.
3 to 6, Byron B. Williams, school
publicity director, announced to-
day.
DR.. Oman will speak from 9 to
1880 a. m. and from 2 to 3 p. m,
Sept. 5, at general meetings of all
teachers, while Professor Schultz will
speak at the same hours Sept. 3.
Program for sectional meetings is
practically complete.
Memorial services for teachers
who have died during the last year
will be held Tuesday morning by the
Indianapolis Teachers Federation.
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FLEET OF CARS,
TOURING NATION,
TO ARRIVE HERE
Goodrich Silver Fleet to BE
Welcomed Here This
Afternoon.

Radio was TO be Indianapolis
door-knocker and official "greeter'
late today upon the arrival Of the
Goodrich Silver Fleet on its trans
continental tour.
The Silver Fleet, comprising f1f-
teen stock cars representing go pei
cent of the nations auto production
will be welcomed at the city's front
door by g. broadcaSted greeting from
station WFBM. The welcome will
be picked up by Lieutenant H. r
Schaffer, commander Of the tour, in
q radio-equipped Stutz.
The feet left Lafayette, Ind, to-
day for this city.
A brief parade was to be held fol-
lowing the fleets arrival. Head
quarters of the drivers, many OF
them college athletes, will be at the
Indianapolis Athletic Club.
Tonight at 7:45 Lieutenant
Schaeffer will tell of the tour of the
feet over WFBM.
Thursday the touring autos will
parade at $50 a. m.
At 1870 a. m. Thursday the fleet
will receive the official city greet
ings from Mayor L. Ert Slack at the
War Memorial Plaza. A goodwin
scroll which the feet is carrying will
be signed by city officials.
The Indianapolis Advertising Club
~ill give a luncheon for the feet
Thursday.
Education of the motoring public
IN the proper use of tires Is the
tours purpose in addition to the
gathering traffic data.
During its stay here arrangements
for entertainment are in charge OF
L. L. Sewers and G. E. Radcliff of
the B. F. Goodrich Rubber Com
pany.
Columbus, O., will be the next
leg Of the tour. The fleet leaves the
city Friday morning.
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APPOINT MENTS MADE
V. F w. Leaders Named by
State Commander.

Announcement of appointments
in the Indiana department Of the
Veterans of Foreign Wars was made
today by State Commander Edward
G.. Schaub following a meeting of
the council he13.
Those appointed were:
Adjutant, Ralph r. Canter, Indi-
annapolis; chief of-staff, George
Huntington, Elkhart; inspector,
william H. Brown, Kokomo; pa
triotic instructor, Clyde Wilson,
Terre Haute; historian, Joe Smith,
Elkhart; sergeant-at-arms, EMS
Taber, Bedford, and Guy Hamil-
ton, Muncie; legislative chairman,
Arthur G.. Gresham, Indianapolis;
AmericaniZation chairman, Archi-
bold NJ. Hall, indianapolis; publicity
director, Harold W. Elke, Indian
apoliS.
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Asthma Disappeared;
Had It IS Years
65-Year-Old Lady Says Cough,
Wheeling and Asthma one.

Elderly people who suffer with
asthma and bronchial coughs will
find interest in a letter written by
Mrs. Elizabeth Woodward (65 years
ODD, 1850 w. Michigan ST., Indian
apolis. She writes:
81 had asthma for Is years. I coughed
hard, wheezed, and was short of breath.
For one year l couldn't do any work,
not even wash the dishes. On Feb. z,
1925. started taking Nacor. The
wheeling and cough have left entirely,
and I have had no sign of asthma
since"
If you suffer from asthma, bronchitis
or chronic cough, you should read the
vital booklet about these diseases, sent
free by Nacor Medicine Co.. 40S State
Life Bldg, Indianapolis, Ind. They will
also send you the letters of people
whose trouble disappeared years ago
and never returned. No matter how
serious your case, call or write for this
free information. 1t may put you on
the road to health again.-Advertise-
ment.
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ACCOMPLICE OF
ALLEGED HOTEL
Thief SOUGHT
Quiz Monticello Youth for
Burglary; Companion
Makes Getaway.

While Martin D. Dyer, 10, Month
cello, Ind, today was questioned by
detectives concerning the S493 hold
up of the Seminole hotel, 92O North
Alabama street, Tuesday night, po-
lice searched indianapolis for his
alleged companion.
Dyer and Motorcycle Policeman
A. B. Thompson, the officer who
arrested the pair for speeding short
ly after the robbery, identified
Dyer's accomplice as William Hick-
man, Dartmouth apartments, 215
East Michigan street.
Hickman's mother told police her
son left home after dinner Tuesday
night and has not returned.
Dyer and Hickman are said by
police to have lured J. F. Tracey,
1902 West Ohio street, night clerk
into one of the hotel rooms under
pretext that they wished to inspect
it before registering.
In the room, Tracey said, one drew
gun and ordered him to remain
quiet for ten minutes. When Tracey
escaped to the lobby several minutes
later he found it deserted and the
cash drawer rif1ed.
For almost half an hour he was
too frightened to act. Then a guest
of the hotel phoned police.
While emergency squads were in
vestigating, Thompson forced q
stolen sedan driven by the youths
to the curb on West Washington
street after g. sixty -mile-an-hour
pursuit for several blocks. While
searching Dyer the companion
escaped. Both had been drinking
Thompson reported and he said lie
found a pint of alcohol in the car
According to Police Chief Claude
Worley, records reveal that Dyer
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BAND TO GIVE CONCERT
Program for University Park Is An
nounced.

The program to be presented by
the Indianapolis Military band at
7:3O o. m. Thursday in University
mark has been announced as: ma
tional Emblem; "a Thousand and
One Nights; excerpts from Chin
Chin: The Warblers' Serenade"
Sometime; italians in Algiers"
Little Memo: Egyptian Ballet"
tThe Chocolate Soldier; "Stal
Spangled Banner.
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BACK HOME AGAIN

Automobiles reported found by
police belong TO:
Jean Slack, Muncie, Ind, Chrys-
ier found in 500 block Bradley ave-
nue..
J. o. Ennis, 1121 River avenue,
Essex, fourd at Twenty-second and
Hovey streets.
Edward Eyster, I'LL Division
street. Chandler, found at 1913 Lam
bert street.
Ross Tackmeyer, 1916 Park ave-
nue.. Buick, found at Geisenoort and
washington streets.
Ford roadster. no license or title,
found at zoe North Illinois street.
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PAGE 8

POSI- Hovey street. and Arthur Otha,
alias Crouch, address unknown.
Two automobiles said to have
been stolen were recovered.
Hedgepath admitted, detectives
say. that he is wanted in Grand
Rapids. Mich, on forgery charges.
He once was convicted in Marion
county of vehicle taking. Dave Bon
ner has a blind tiger conviction and
larceny and gambling arrests on his
record; his brother Arthur served
a sentence for chicken stealing, and
Otha is said to have been convicted
formerly of vehicle taking.
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AUTO WRECKS STORE

The front of a bicycle repair shop
operated by T. E. Miller at S24 East
twentieth street, was caved in early
today when an automobile backed
half a block when cranked by HUI
bert Coleman, Negro, 2716 SchrlVer
avenue.
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Gone, but Not Forgotten

Automobiles reported to police as
stolen belong to:
D. C. Roberts, 936 Udell street,
Ford. from barn in rear of 1852 Udell
street
r. j. Pike, 1850 Central avenue,
Ford, from Georgia street and
Capitol avenue.
Francis Falender, 1905 North
Meridian street, Buick, 4-605, from
Broad Ripple park.
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SET INSTALLATION DATE
Walker Thompson Is Elected Presi-
dent of Pennsy Group.

Installation of new officers OF
local assembly No. 63, Mutual Bene-
fetal Association of Pennsylvania
Railroad Employees, Inc, will De held
at a meeting Tuesday, Sept. %.
New officers elected Tuesday night
ut a meeting at the Pennsy gym
are: Walter Thompson, president;
Burl Collyer, vice-president; Paul
Hook, secretary; G. w. Close, treas
urer; E. B. Reed, trustee; George
Hunt, financial secretary.
j. T. Linegar will attend the gen.
eral assembly meeting to be held
in Philadelphia, Sept. 80 as a dele
gate from the local assembly.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-08-28
Ellsberg Honored

BOULDER, Colo, Aug. 28.-Com-
mander Edward EllSberg, United
States navy, hero of the raising OF
the sunken submarine Ssh, received
a degree of doctor of science at the
summer commencement of the
University of Colorado.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-08-28
PROWLER IS CAPTURED
Cecil Ruff Caught in Home by
Edward Ray.

When Edward Ray, 516 Spruce
street, heard a noise in his home
early today he investigated and
captured Cecil Ruff, 26, of IT'S LIE
Grande avenue, who, Ray said,
crawled through a f1rst-story win
dow into the house.
Ruff told police he was drunk, but
they said he appeared sober. He
has a record of previous arrests on
burglary and vehicle taking charges,
according to police.