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Deaths

walter G. Nicholson. 60, 1852 South
= infant miami; Reed. day. 1902 North Arsenal
Mary johnson. 81. 1892 Columbia acute
e Bass harrington. 80. 2344 shriver. gem
E NJ Riechenmeyer 50, los North
Arsenal. acute cardiac dilatation...
Carl r. Rutherford. %. 1880 Ludlow. pull
| John n. Bane. SO. 1927 Bellefontaine,
acute dilatation of heart.
EVELYN Hood. 90. city hospital, acute
0' Lula Tla' Tiinmons. SO. city hospital. 'pul-
noonarv tuberculosis.
Erme Bell jackson. Is. 2134 North
Arsenal pulmonary tuberculosis
Mary r. Allison. 81. 1926 Conan.
ap cParies GUY. At. Medical Arts building,
irg ToMisa Arm Tia 80. s1s Tecumseh
cardio vascular renal disease
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LEBANON COMPANY
DECLARES DIVIDEND

The board of directors OF Ulen g.
Co, international construction en-
gineers of New York and Lebanon,
Ind, Monday declared the regular
quarterly dividend of 40 cents a
share on the common stock payable
Oct. Is to stockholders Of record
Oct. /.
This is the second dividend to be
paid. as the directors at the June
meeting placed the shares on 81 so
annual basis.
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On Commission Row



Apples yellow Transparent. S2@2So
Apricots-California. ROYAL. s2.5oa2-75
Biackberies-M Michigan. $3.50 24-uuart
crate. -. ,.,
gan. 24-duart crate. S3.25@3,5o.
Currants-M Michigan. s393.25 l6-ouart
crate.
Goo seiasr Ss75 a is-auart
% ACCOMPLISHMENTS Valley ss.5oas.5o
Grapes-caIifornia. seedless. 81 crate:
Lemons Fancy California. s7.5ods 3
Iimes-Dominican $3.50 a 100.
Misunderstanding Arkansas stang
ards. $3.50 a crate , Jumbo sS g. aSnsG
crate Watermelons-S4-lb. average. 500
ociranses-california Valencia. s5.7S@s
achss1 zs /. EiIey . Rs1 s2.sS
Or Pseessirs-california Bartlett. s42s bog.
california. blue. red. yellow. SLID
RF;aasp6er PsssR Michigan. s3.soa4 3
24-pint crate: black. $303.25
VEGETABLES
husiel: wax, s125 a Climax basket
Kentucky Wonders. s2.2592.50.
Beets-Home-groWn. Csc dozen nuncneS
Cabbage Home grown. new. Sl-25dl. 20
carrots-Marion county. s1.7s busheI
CSC a dozen punches.
uli6ower-Home-Erown sl.5o@2 g
I ceierv-California IS crate Of As: Michi-
gan. 81: Florida. washed. soc dozen
corn@Roastinr ears. Marion county. IS
ccSGTcumibe T nothouse. use
Egsplant-M county. 50 q dozen
Kale-Home- grown. 75c buSheL
Lettuce Washington Iceberg IS q crate
of Is IS: extra fancy Marion county leaf
75c a 15-lb. basket
Mushrooms-3-lb. basket. So
Onions-Green. homegrown, 30c oozen
punches: new Texas yellow Bermuda,
a crate. Marion county Yellow Globe 81 %
bushel: white. 50.
Parslev-Marion county. SOC dozen
OIPs esansS@TeIephone. HOMEGROWN. SITS =
ou Peppers-southern. siso@2 a hamper.
Radishes- Hothouse. button 40c dozen
bunches. long red or white, 30c.
Rhuba RIB HOMEGROWN. S5c a dozen
Spinach Home grown. 75c pusneI;
characterization county. 81 30 ousnei;
Characterization county. SOc lo-lp
"TfSuirfnips-New. $3.50 a pusheI: Marion
county. 45c a dozen bunchss-
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PRIZE DRAMA IS
MADE INTO MOVIE
Common Clay Made From the Stage Play Into Iaker
Opens Thursday at the Apollo Theater.

HXTITH leading Common Clay opens
w Apollo gripping of pleasure g
whose mistakes and subsequent attempts to redeem herself bring ABOUT
drama.
Harvard by Cleves Knkead
popular significant stage offerings OF
the retain all the IL
tensty of the footlght drama
opening ostess" speak
gey the place
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UNITED STATES
STEEL CARRIES
STOCKS HIGHER
New Lows Are Made in
Early Morning Dip; Prices
Up at Noon.
Average Stock Prices


Average Of thirty industrials for Tues
tTsnty rails vas i5s74. 81 80. Average
8 &, 's 4 o S' soads vas SIS On % a. aver
BIZ United Press
NEW YORK. Aug. l3.-The stock
market. after a series Of advances
and declines, was higher at noon
under leadership of United States
Steel az 157. up from a previous
close of 1855.
After an irregulsrly lower open
ing the list dipped with dozens OF
issues making new lows for the year
or longer. Steel touched 1851,
where It was off rs from the pre-
vious close. Then it started up and
continued until it reached 18Th.
The whole list followed.
Warner Brothers Up
Then prices moved down again,
but around noon were again headed
upward. Efforts to bring gen
uine rally. however, met strong re-
sistance.
Meanwhile cotton futures dipped
to new lows since 1926 and grains
moved back and forth. Wheat sold
off more than a cent bushel and
then rallied.
Warner Brothers Pictures rose to
around 20, against a previous close
Of 25is. and was turning over in
long strings, 0uyii7.s inspired by ac-
tiYity toward change in banking
sponsorship and adjustment of the
company's financial structure.
Market Steady
The market as a whole was about
steady in the early afternoon. Many
Of the industrials had made up
early losses and we're making small
gains in quieter trading.
American Can rose points from
its low, Westinghouse Electric. 3;
General Electric, about a point;
Gimbel Brothers. 2 points; Van
adium. 3, and Consolidated Gas
more than point.
Call money renewed at 2i5 per
cent, but the tone was easier and
this figure was shaded in the out
side market where some lending
was reported at 2 per cent.
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MARRIAGE Licenses

Sylvester B. Thompson. "a. of 1899 North
New Jersey. clerk. and Ma bel M. Gibbons
Joseph 8. Behrinser. Sc. Of 224s North
PENNSYLVANIA. salesman. and Gertrude L.
Cue IS. of 423 North Bancroft.
Homer " Danford. %. of s42 south
West. clerk. and Effie NJ. Goble II. OF
e42 South West.
Paul W. Brown. IS. Of 1926 North Ban
49, of 1926 North Bancroft.
John H. Kirtley. 81 of ShelbYyills. chauf-
feur. and Phyllis Mills. 81. Of 237 Corn
James Branham. %. of 1871 Bellefon.
tame. laborer. and Elmira Patton. 20. OF
Franklin w. Prinz. 81. of River Forest
fIllsN, salesman. and Eleanor Raub. %.
Of so West Forty-thirc.
Jesse J. Garrison. 20. OF MaoiSon- WIS:
instructor and Anne G. Hodges. l9. OF
$3.50 North Pennsylvania. student.
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raided by the police she is ar
raigned in court, the dangers of her
career becomes clear, and she de-
cides to abandon it for something
more respectable and less exciting.
This she seeks as a maid In a
fashionable home, but her beauty
and her past reputation serve to
make her the prey of the young heir
of the house, home from college for
the summer. After vairly trying to
convince him of her intentions, she
falls in love with him, mot wisely
but too we'll" When her baby is
born she appeals to him, but is
ignored by both the boy and his
father, believing she is only gold
digger"
Forced to seek legal assistance in
obtaining justice, the boys attorney
brings out her police-court record,
much to the disnay of her own law
yer. AT the trial, the girls mother
admits that she is not the real
mother of Constance after all, but
that the girl is the child of friend
who committed suicide, rather than
bring shame on the man she loved.
Since there is no record of the girls
age, the case is thrown out of court.
Summoned to the attorneys home
the next day, however, the girl,
wearied of the apparently hopeless
light for justice, receives some star
ting revelations which eliminate in
climax of unusual power and feel
ing, as well as bringing her some
measure of the happiness she has
craved.
Lew Ayres has the leading male
role of the boy. Others in cast are
Tully Marshall, Beryl Mercer. Hale
Hamilton. Purnen Pratt, Ada Will
liams and Charles McNaughton.
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Other Livestock
BIZ United Press

PiTTSBURGH. Aug. 13.-Hogs = Re-
ceipts, 1900: market steady; 160-210 lbs.
sl0.25G 1880; 220-260 lbs, S9.75@l0.25; 100
lao lbs, S925@9.75. packing sows, strong
to. 25c higher; good grades. S7,5o@775.
Cattle-Receipts. 10; about steady; COM
mon to medium cows. $4@4.75; cutters
down to -$3.25. Calves-ReceiptS. $50: slow.
weak to SOC lower: bulk good and choice
medium, S5@8.5O. Sheep-Receipts. 1000;
tat lambs strong to Csc higher; good and
choice. $7.25@9.25; medium grades down
to Sc.
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Teachers 30 Hear Oman

BIZ TfWcs NDrffnt
GREENCASTLE. Ind. Aug. 3D.
DR.. G.. Bromley Oman. president
of De Paw university, viii be one
of the speakers for three teachers
institutes during August. He viii be
at Olney, H.. Aug. 90: Rushville
Aug. rs, and indianapolis, Aug. e
He is also scheduled for the sum-
mer commencement address at the
University Of Kentucky, Aug 70.
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NATIONAL GUARDSMEN
TO APPEAR IN REVIEW
Observation Squadrons to Give Ex-
hiE::ion of Air Maneuvers.

hiEssion of Air Maneuvers.
BIZ Times Special
CAMP KNOX, KY, Aug. 13.-All
national guard units at summer
camp here will appear in a review
Thursday afternoon.
Observation squadronS will give
an aerial exhibition, in which pilots
of the One hundred and thirteenth
observation squadron from Stout
field, indianapolis, will take promi-
nent parts.
Two companies of guardsmen re-
turned from Marion, Ind, Tuesday,
where they had been stationed I'M
der command of Colonel George II.
Healey, indianapolis, following the
lynching of two Negroes.
Among certain tribes of Africa,
brides may be purchased on the
installment plan.
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By Tires Special
LEwISvILLE. Ind. Aug. l3.-Go-
ley WATSON, 4s. Lewisville, is dead,
following a dive into Fiat Rock
creek He struck his head on a
stone n the bottom 70 the creek.
When he was rescued by his COM
panions he was unconscious. due to
a fractured skull. He leaves his
widow, his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
james WATSON, Newcastle. and a
brother, William WATSON. Lewisville.
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Berliners are getting the tele-
phone habit. There are about 472,-
900 telephones in that city, and
100000 calls are sent every day Of
the year.
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Local Wagon Wheat

CITY grain elevators are paying T9c; for
No. red wheat and nc for No. hard
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SHARP UpTURN
A FEATURE OF
PORKER TRADE
Cattle Prices Hold Steady
to Strong; vealS Sell
off so Cents.

A sharp upturn featured trade in
porkers at the city yards today,
prices being mostly Is to 20 cents
over Tuesdays average. The bulk,
100 to 300 pounds, sold for $40 to
s1o.15. Top price paid this morn
ing was s1025. Receipts we're esti-
mated at $500. holdcyers we're 243.
Cattle were steady with receipts
of 1000. She stock held strong
Vealers we're so. cents lower, selling
at s11 down. Calf receipts we're TOO.
Sheep we're so cents higher, SELL
ing around s9.75 down. Receipts
were 1,400.
Chicago hog receipts were $4,000,
including $500 direct. HoldoverS
were 5000 The market was slow
with a few sales strong to higher;
bidding $3.50 to $685. on ITO to 200
pound weights, some held higher.
Cattle receipts we're 10000; sheep,
5000.
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Indianapolis theaters today offer:
Good Intentions" at the Apollo,
mot Damaged" at the Lyric, THE
Sap from Syracuse" at the Indiana,
1.-THE Dawn Patrol" at the Circle,
with Byrd at the South Pole" at
the Ohio, Our Blushing Brides" at
the Palace, and musical revue at the
Colonial.
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Produce Markets

Eggs Country Runl-Loss OF delivered
in Indianapolis. lie: henerv quality NO !.
A'f Poultry TD ,s1SSins pficse, Hens. veiThins
Leghorn hens. i4c; spTInEerss 2h lbs; OF
springers, lSc; old cocks .s@icc: duckss.
full leather fat whites; &C: geese: SC.
These Thsss, prices are for No TOP quality
Butter twholesalel NO. !, ala NO
Cheese wholesale selling price per
pound American loaf, sic; pimento loaf,
SIC: Wisconsin f1rsts. &c; Longhorns. sac:
New York LimberEer sec.
BIZ United Press
NEW YORK. Aug. 13.-Folur-Dull and
lower: spring patents; s.; lsM $50. Pork;,L
Suet' mess $SGSe iasrsasSsaIqy; mlasIe
Active and tirm; turkeys. 22a soc; fowls.
snS s Sgiss Eve dEeks aSaEs
csc; turkeys, 2oSS5c; ROSTERS. isc; bEolll:
milk. fancy to special. 2462sc; young
America. 100 Csc.
BIZ United Press
CINCINNATI. Aug. ls--Butter---steady:
packing stock. No. /. csc; No, 2, &c; No, 8
LOG, OuLJ6I1Hb. oOWolC. ERBo-OJSdu9
cases included; Extra flrSts. 29c; frstS, 24c;
| seconds, 2lc; nearby ungraded, 23c. Live
poultry-Thin and coarse stock sells only
hepYB d sSS oSe i0H VS. u.s. AND AND
lie; Leghorns. 8 lbs. and over. lac;
ROSTERS, l3c; colored iryerss over lbs
over. 1Sc; Leghorn and orpineton broilers
over Ia lbs, csc: IA lbs. and over. l9c;
broilerS, partly feathered, 15@lSc; black
SprlngcrS. lSC.
BU United Press
CHICAGO, Aug. 13.-The mercantile ex-
change will close at 1890 Thursday for
the annual field day. Eggs-Market
firm; receipts, 8.434 cases; extra firsts, Esq
26c; firsts. 24@24lac; current receipts
20@21Iac; ordinaries, i5Q19c; seconds
120141ac. Butter-Market, firm: receipts,
7,742 tubs; extras. S81ac; extra hrsts,
| 37G371ac; f1rsts, 35hd36c; seconds, SO a
SAC; standards, 38lac. Poultry-Market
firm; receipts, 8 cars; fowls, 22Q221s
Springers, csc; Leghorns, l5c; ducks, 14@
18c; geese. 12c; turkeys, l8c; ROSTERS, lac;
broilers, 22c. Cheese-Twins, 17Gl74sc;
Young Americas, 1812c. PotatoeS-On
track, 173; arrivals, So; shipments. 500;
market. firm on whites dull on red stock
Missouri sacked Irish CobblerS, S1.75@ .95;
Virginia barrel, Irish CobblerS, $40; Min
nesota sacked Early Ohios, $l.60@ 10;
New Jersey sacked Irish Cobblers, $2.l0n
2.20; Nebraska sacked Irish Cobblers, 50 a
2.15; Wisconsin sacked Irish OobblerS,
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TREASURY STATEMENT

81 Intfed Press
WASHINGTON. Aug. I3.-The treasury
net balance on Aug. II. was s124. l06.-
sio17. Government expenditures for the
same day were SIS, 500 097.05. Customs
receipts for the month to that date we're
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Births

Girls
Adrian and Mamie Snoddy. 1920 Lock
wood.
Clarence and Lucille Dickman, 1914. North
Ludlow.
chusetts.
Paul and leila Hadley. 534 Arbor.
Jesse and Alberta Dake. 1916 Sturm.
Theodore and Dorothy Monroe. 2l65
Barth.
Charles and Mabelle Anderson. 41s Col
lier.
Boys
Carl and Marie Cecil, st. Vlncent's hos
pital.
Edward and Bernice Newett. st. Vim
Leon and Ivalu Wright, st. vincent's
hospital
Teddy and Nancy Rich. $50 North High
Herbert and Rosalee Taylor, 2s14 North
Howard and Maggie Simmons, 5ls West
Harvey and Mildred johnson. $40 East
Morris.
Ralph and Orpha Metzger. 1921 North
George and Ethel Knauss. st. vincent's
hospital
Mathew and Mamie Reed. 1902 Arsenal.
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BuLnited Press
Bu United Press

42lac: extra firsts, 421ac. Eggs-Extras
29c; firsts, 2l1sc; ordinaries, 18c. Poultry
Fowls, 22c; medium, 10000; Leghorn
14d Ice; heavy broilers, 25G30c; Leghorr
broilers, 20@22c: ducks, 10d20c; old
cocks. An 6c: geese DOC
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Other Livestock
BIZ United Press

bN CHtteu PTeSS
CHICAGO, Aug. Hogs--Receipts.
~ I0dI5c nIaner: top SI0.l0; teW lodus.
Sl0.U3; bulk IIu-230-lp. WelgnLs, $9.9UW 10;
lignt lights. l4U-lb0 lbs, ,good ana cnolce,
Sy.z5Gty.y5, ngnt weights, 10000 lbs.
weights. 200-1oU lbs. gooo and cnolce,
SO. tUGII0.lO; neavy weights, 2oU-35U Ids,
GOOD aud cnoice. S9.20QJ.oo; packing sows,
sfJ-5GO IDS, medium and goou, St.I5W5.oU;
choice. S80s.0U. Cattle-ReceipIs. to,5Ou;
caves, 1,UU0; geneIdI marAeC more active,
buyers, alter lgnt warnings supply scarce;
strictly cnoice heavieS acClve put general
er kinds down 70 81 and below attracting
more attention.; early TOP light yearllngS,
$1,000. Slaughter Cattle and Vealers-
steers. $4,000 lbs. good and choice. S9.o0W
H lbs 5000 Sood an ana cn ShSce sSsC
jos HCO isSOi5 1865 fbs, e good and choice.
s8Ml0 600-1300 lbs. common and medium.
s5.15q8.50: helferS. 530-85O lbs. good, and
sSGs.5o: cows, good and choice, .$5.50M
$50; common ana medium. SAG $50; low
cutter and cutters, s3M AIS; bulls, year.
lingS excluded, good ana CHOICE beef. SOD
led. GOOD and choice, SIi@1S; .medlum
SO 5OuIl; Gull and common. $40 81;
stocKer and feeder cattle. steers, oUO-iOSu
lbs. good and choice, 5000 LOO; common
lambs and feeders. l0q15c higher; bulk
natives to packers. s8.75@9.50; top TO City
butchers $sI5 tsy rangers ssdsr gu osSe sg
Slaughter Sheep and Lambs-Lambs. 80 lbs
down. god an cichoice. $8.50@9.75; medlu U
| S768.5O; all weights common, $500 Ks q
ewes. 9o-l5O lbs mealum ,d 70 c Sn0,oT' so
2.75; feeding lambs. 50-75 lbs. good and
choice, S6.25Q 6.65.
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81 United frrsS
NEW YORK Anug. 13.-Bank clearings
sea-, 600. 900: clearing house balance.
S1t5 900 COO Federal reserve bank credit
balance SI1q Goa. 600
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En- Times Special

LOUISVILLE. Aug. 3.-Hogs-Receipts,
500, market. steady to CSC higher: 225
lbs. up. ss.S1: i65-225 lbs. tloi5: l3o-le5
lbs. so: $50 lbs down. $40; rougEs. $50.
ket steady: prime heavy steers. S7.5oa9:
heavy shipping steers. N7.50. medium
and plain steers. $4.75G6.S0: fat heifers.
szTs'5O. good TO choice COWS. S4d $50.
medium to good cows. So 50G4: cutters.
ss-2Sm3 so. Gamers. s2G5; bulls. $500
SIS: feeders. $5-5el7. stockers. IS. q $50.
choice SsHs: medium to good. s6ff7. COM
mon 10 medium. t3T5.s0. Sheep Receipts.
1000: market steady: ew and wether
4; clipped lambssA s2.5o9 $50. Tuesday 5
shipments: Cattle tnone; calves. 1907 hogs.
211. sheep. 100.
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United Press

CINCINNATI. Aug. I3.-Hoss Receipts,
1927, Including 1895 direct. holoovers,
235: butchers scaling upward from l60
HIGHER. late trade slow: pigs and ii2nt
lights averaging i2o-l50 lbs. Largely steady
at $3.50: quality NOT very des,da5nale o9 5n
largely si0'50 on $50 lbs. down: two dou-
Bile mixed butchers averaging 266-aoS IDS;
"a * nscSing largely s750@7.75. Cattle
RECEIPTS 200 Caives-Receipts. $50:
market. fairly active. STEADY to strong OF
cutters Strong to csc higher: bulls. 25c
hieher: yeaiers. soc higher: good to choics
largely si0dit: lower grade, S6ny;9O;
s.. So q so: beef COWS mostly s5q 70; DUH
low cutter and cutters. s394-2S: BULLS nc.
s.. 500 SIS: top. 81. Sheep- receipts: wv
ssTe.5O. mostly So; medium buck lambs;
$50 SO: common throwouts. SIS q $50: lat
ewes. s25064: culls downward to 81
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Bu United Press

EAST ST. LOUIS, nj. Aug. 15.-IHogss:.-
Receipts. 10000: fairly active lOg9 b b5e
10 o5: TOP. SOLO: $50 10, lbs So 85Ge9 80;
packing uS,SS sovs strong; bulk, s7.75qs.. Cattle
Receipts we're $780,. calves. 1900: slow;
native COWS: Western cows steady; few
low priced western steers steady to strong :
prospects steady to lower on mixed year .
iings and heifers: low cutters, strong at
$500 8; medium bulls. steady; top, 500.
Sheep-Receipts we're 1000: lat LAMPS 70
city butchers. $8.75G9 about steady; noun.
ing done to packers; sheep. unchanged 1st
ewes. $3.50 down.
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Banks and Exchange
INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT
cHICAGo sTATEMENT

Indianapolis bank clearings Wednesds,
Aug. Is, s4.323 900; balances. s7,o77, 600
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NV YORK STATEMENT

81 United Press
CHICAGO Aug. f3.-Bank clearinss.
fa3. 500 600. balances. 500. 900.
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Chicago Grain Table

CHICAGO. Aug. ls.-wheat. 17s; corn,
1913; oats. 121 rye, l. and barley, 5.
BIZ United Press
: CHICAGO. Aug. 1s.-cash grain. close:
s %sRs ssas r red 'oSsss2ess No. c6 bard
No. 2 mixed. $I.o161 OF: No. yellow,
$1.o1i,3@l.o2;; No; 2. I$1.Ol ls@1.o2; Nc; 9,
Oats-No. .. 39laG41c: No. 8, Ss@40Xc:
No. a. 371a6391ac. Rye-65c. Rsrley-56
@67c. Timothy 5.25G5.5o. Clover =
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BIZ THitod Press
NO red ssg ah s4c ' cornmN S5oSs " yeliow,
S1.07@108. Oats-No. white. 431a G44Iac.
Rye-No, 2. Use. .Barley---No. 2. soc. Glover
$14.75; October. $685.; December. $3.50.
Alsvke-Cash. $12: october. SLIPS; Decem-
Der. $3.50. Butter-Fancy creamery. Al
M42c. Eggs-Country run. 21@23c. Hay
Timothy, $125 cWt.
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CLEVELAND, Aug. 1S.-Hogs-Receipts,
STEADY: market $50 25c higher; some
Weichty butchers, 35c or more up; l60-5i9
lbs. $1,000; 220-250 lbs, SlO.25i 250-5OO
lbs $40 downward: bulk pigs, So 30; rough
sows. SITS; stays. S5.15. Cattie-Re-
ceipts, 700; unchanged to Csc lower; COM
mon. S6ds7.25; steers predominatlng,
Scatferine s540d7.50; common to good
COWS S4sI5; low cutter downward to S2.25
or under: calves, receipts, 500: SOC spots
ST higher. upward to sl3.5o9l4; ODD
closely sorted kinds, higher; common 70
ceipts. i. 500: steady; good to choice lambs.
S9n950; best fed around S9;i5 cun 70
GOOD kinds, s5@8; choice 80 lbs. dry leo
yearlings, 81: bulk ewes. 81 ooWnWaro.
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Dozg-Jones
Summary

ror0oN-Nev York cables opened at
1e7 fs2 against Ar 3-52. Paris checks
ia. 40. Amsterdam 1905. Italy 1885. Ber-
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Rnrnited Press

U7J WTFFU Ttoo
TOLEDO. Aug. a. Hogs Receipts, 200,
market, l0G 25c higher; most advance on
weighty hogs; hesvles. s6.s0gS's2. me-
s8de55. Cattle-Receipts, light; market,
STEADY; calves, receipts, light; market,
strong. Sheep-ReceiptS, light; market,
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NAV 8. 1890, earned 1925, 925 after interest
depreciation and taxes. against $324.7O5 In
wear ended April 81. 1929.
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Special meeting stockholders Sparks
Yfthirgton Company called for SEPT. 10
to act on proposal 10 acquire assets ard
business of Carbon. Phonoeraft Corpora
ton, manufacturers Of radio tubes Car
don stockholders TO vote on proposal
Sent Is.
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Average Of thirty industrisls for Tues
s1s vs rails va vas 1874 81 50 hvsrsSs
Of twenty utilities vas 1875, on 81. Aver
ssc Of forty bonds vas se.2s. VI o.
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Voluntary bankruptcy petition has
been filed in federal court by
Clarence F. Paddock, farmer, Rich
mond, r. R. 3, listing $5,6l8 nabili-
ties and $470 assets.
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Engineers Public Service Company de.
clared regular quarterly divioends OF 90
ferred. ALPS on IS preferred, payable
oct. i. record Sept. IL
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Electric output of Associated Gas ano
Electric system week ended Aug. 2 was
SIS, 63s. 755 XVIII. a decrease of 2.5 pei
cent from same 1929 period.
La gaceta., 1930-05-20
LAMENTA RUNYON LA
MUERTE DE Y

New York, Mayo 20.-Da-
mon Runyon, dice: Nunca mas
volvera csc familiar estremeci-
miento de cabello blanco que CO.
ronaba la cabeza de Leo P.
Flynn a brillar bajo ell calcio en-
la esquina de I'm gladiator. Ell
viejo Carpet Dagger de Fis-
tiana" faIIeci6 aver, repentina-
mente.
Yo lie di a el csc titulo hace
Is amos, porque en- los prime
ros dfas de su relacion con ell
boxeo, usaba recorrer los pue-
bios con no mas equipaje que
un pequeno saco. Ell Sc alegraba
con ell tftulo.
Yo creo que Leo P. Flynn fue
uno de los mas habiles directo-
res de boxeadores de mi tempo.
La prueba es que 6l hizo bas-
tante dinero, probablemente
mas de $1,000, 900 por ano,
en- algunos amos de los pasados
Is, y que en- TODD csc tempo ja-