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Deaths

Fannie Teller. 40, 1905 East Minnesota,
join dSn" Henry He niSe Stag a. s46s North Capt.
tol. acute dilatation Of heart.
Alta v. Girton. so. $40 Roache. cardio
Marie Lvtle. Sc. z22 West Sixteenth
place. cardio vascular renal disease:
Walter Oldham. is. city hospital, ne
phritis.
Eva Morgan Jones. a. Central Indiana
hospital. chronic interstitial nephritis.
Nancy Drayton, So. 2l64 Pierson. acute
brcncho pneumonia.
Alison Baker. 81. 400 North Meridian.
carcinoma.
Lucy Mae McDermott. ~. st. Vincent
hoSpital carcinoma.
William CLARK. s5.~ Long hospital. brain
tumor.
Charles Wilbur Dalton. 9. Riley hospital.
poliomyelitiS.
ROY Chadwick SO. city hospital. cirrhosis
Charles Gordon. IS. SIS South Noble.
David Elmer Gwin. So, 1899 Hoyt. car
cinoma.
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NEW YORK STATEMENT
TREASURY STATEMENT
On Commission Row
FRUITS


Applss-Yellow Transparent. s2925o a
bushel: Duchess. sl.75Q ESQ: carson. 50.
ApricotS-California. ROYAL. s2.5OG2IS
iaekbeTiesGMIchlEsn. $3.50 a 24-ouart
cherries-california. s-lb. box So: Michi-
gan. 24-uuart crate. $3.50 $50.
Currsnts-MichiEan. s3GS.25 l6-ousrt
Dewberries--ls-ouart crate. sS.2S93.5o.
Eggplant-Southern, $3.50 dozen.
oosebeTries-Michigan. S3.75 l6-ouart
establishments Valley. ss.5oGs-So
Grapss-cslifornia, seedless. 81 crate:
Huckieberries-s5 a Is ct. Gratis,
Lemons-Fancv California. s7.5o9s
Ginies-Dominiesn $3.50 a 100
Melons-Cantaloupes. Arkansas stang
indiana 5af ss2E hats s r2e JS So $780, Honey
Ball. G45s. 81 94.50: Honev Dew. So
crate. wstermelons-34-lb. average 6oG
oranres-California Valencia. sS.759s
Psachss-Georgia. Hnev Bell. s2.2s
oae-half bushel basket: Alberta. 81
Pesrs-canfornia Bartlett. s425 a box.
Plums-Californis. blue. red. yellow. sl75
d225 a basket crate:
RaSpberrieS-ReG MichiEan. SS.oO04 8
2s-pint crate; black. s3G5.25
VEGETABLES
Beans-Marion county. stIineless, s2-25
Kentucky Wonders. 81 IS Q :. so.
BeetS-Home-grown. Csc dozen punches
Cabbaee-Home-grown new. Sl.25Ml-IS
q barrel: 2izc s ID.
CarrotS-Marion county. sl-2S oushel:
Sc a dozen punches.
Caulihower-Home-gro sl.5Og2
ceiefv-Caniornia: IS crate Of As: Michi-
gan. 81: Florida washed SOC dozen
CoTn-Roastine ears. Marion county. IS
CGcumbers-Home-zroK dollhouse 7St
Isl q dozen.
Ezeplant-Msrion county 50 dozen.
Kale-Hone- grown. 7Sc a huShel.
Washington Iceberg. IS a crate
OF As IS: extra fancy Marion county, leaf
sc a I5-lb. basket.
Mushrooms-3-lb. basket So
Onions-Green. HOMEGROWN, sec dozen
punches. new Texas yellow Bermuda, 81
5 crate: Marion county, yellow Globe 81 so
q hushel: white. 80.
Parsley Marion county. soc dozen
Psss-TelsDhone. HOMEGROWN. s27S
Penpers-southern. sI.soa2 hamper
potatceS-Colorsdo Russets. $3.50 100
10 bar: new Cobblers. s. barrel: sweet
Tennessee Nancv Hall. IS: Southern S5ao
Rsdishes-Ho dollhouse. button 4oc 8 dozen
punches. long red or white. soc.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SSc 9 dozen
Suinsch Home Crowr. 7sc 2 hushel
Standardization counC~. $3.50 ouSnel
Tomatoes-Marion eouHtv. soe 10Th
Tnrnips-New. $50 .ushel: Marion
c0untv 4Sc a dozen bunches-
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artificial Lung
K eebS Woman
Alive II Days

BU Times Special
STROMBERG, Neb., Aug. 10
Relat eS and nurses who for twelve
days have sustained the life of
Anita HOLSTER, g. victim of infan-
tile paralysis, through artificial
respiration appeared today to have
won their fight.
Miss HOLSTERS lung muscles.
deadened by the disease for twelve
days, had regained some of their
strength and she was able to
breathe for more than a minute at
time without aid.
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ARREST IN RUM
RING EXPECTED
Seventh Man May Be Held
in Society Booze Case.

Arrest of a seventh man in the
alleged society liquor ring uncovered
by federal dry agents in a raid Sat-
urday on a garage at 723 North ILL
nois street, was expected today.
William Parton, alleged employe
of the garage where agents seized
several cases of bonded whisky and
gin, arrested late Monday, was to be
arraigned before John w. Kern,
United States commissioner, this
afternoon. Five men were taken at
the time of the raid.
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Building Permits

H. ]. Muaer. garage. s45 South State.
Mrs. w. Smith. repairs 2436 North Tai
~ L. A. jackson. addition. 11o1 East Mary
Edward Pfieugueul, dwelling and garage,
IN NJ. w ". Wa Walsh. garage. % East Regent,
William Baumgart. garage. 1866 South
Kari Poliak. repairs, 1852 Union. 1925.
BE. Greke. garage. 1888 Crestview. $3.50.
Trustees system. repairs. 3lo5 College,
Wv ". w. Kuhn. repairs. 41os North Illinois.
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Fast Time in Derby

BV United Press
CORPUS CHRISTI, Tex, Aug. 10.
John Livingston of Aurora, III,
set the pace today in the first lap
of the Brownsville Chicago air
derby, when he covered the distance
from Brownsville to Corpus Christi
in l hour 5 minutes. His only OPP
ponent in the race, w. G. Moore
of Kansas City made the lap in
1:08:37.
After a brief stop for refueling,
the fliers departed for Houston, sec
ond stop on today's route.
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LoNDoN.-New York cables opened at
4.s7 3-S2, unchanged; Paris checks,
1884: Amsterdam, 1909; Italy, 9@.9s5;
Berlin, 20.399.
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254 barrels. according to Oil and Gas
Journal Light oil output decreased 22,-
1874 barrels daily.
LoNDoN-New York cables opened at
49, S-S2. unchanged; Paris checks,
1884; Amsterdam, 1909; Italy, 9s.ss5;
Berlin, 20.39e.
Fairbanks Company and subsidiaries
after interest. depreciation, federal taxes
etc. against sss.7o5 in June quarter;
1929. Six months net ineome so,o s5O'204
against s167.374 in first half, 1879.
Total melt Of fifteen United States
Sugar Refners from period Jan. 1, to Aug,
1880, was 2.e35, 900 long tons against
$4,000 long tons in like 1929 period:
tons against, 2,995,ooo.
Texas Railroad Commission has ap-
proved curtailment Of oil production "
Darst Greek field to maximum Of $4,000
barrels daily.
Drug. Inc, including Household Prod
ucts and Wick Chemical Company In six
months ended June 80 earned s3.oi a share
2,3940l1 shares in first half 1929.
United States Freight Company declared
regular quarterly dividend Of 70 cents, pay
able Sept. 10. record Aug. %.
Dubilier Condenser Corporation year
ended June 30, net profit S4.145 after
expenses. depreciation, obsoIescence of
patents, contingencies. etc, against $780,
900 in preceding year.
Canadian Pacific gross second week Of
August was So, 277, 900 against SO, 10000 In
same 1929 week Gross for period jan. l
to Aug. il was SOL. $4,000 against sl25'-
203, 900.
Poor & Co. six months earnings s2.0S
a share on 3e2.843 class B shares. agalnst
1885 a share on $4,000 shares IN nrSt
half of 1929.
Mahoning Coal Railroad Company in
lime quarter earned Si5.79 common
share. against 1858 in June 1923 quarter
Six months S24.65. against s26.l In nrSt
half last year.
Canadian National Railways gross for
second week August S4.44S,6SS, against
s5,1s7,660 in like 1929 week.
Pepperell Manufacturing Company to sell
Saco River Water Power rights ana power
plant to insult Controlled Cumoerlano
County Power and Light Company LOT
So, 400. 900 cash.
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BtB Ifn1cS SDCCt0b
COUTH BEND, Ind, Aug. 49,
~ Joseph Kovacs, who sat for
three days in his recluse home
on the outskirts Of the city with
a shotgun wound in his breast,
will recover without being a hos
pital patient.
The 40-year-old hermit was
found by his sister, Mrs. Andrew
Tasacs in a serious condition as
the. result of a shotgun attack by
two chicken thieves whom he at
tempted to drive from his
property. The thieves, after
shooting Kovacs and driving him
into the house fired twice more
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Bad Checks Buy Gasoline

bU tWC5 DDCCfuE
ANDERSON, Ind, Aug. 10. -
Three Anderson youths enjoyed a
month of motoring with gasoline
and oil obtained through fraudu-
lent checks. They are Chesley A.
Pickett, 20; Noble Hoke, a, and
Emmett Remley, 25. Pickett con-
fessed to police detectives. He adj
mitted he wrote checks and cashed
them at local filling stations an
groceries.
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Burst Bottle Cuts Arm

BIZ United Press
BRAZIL, Ind, Aug 19.-Seyen-
teen stitches were required to close
wounds in an arm of George
Names, received when a five-gai-
lon bottle he was filling with water
burst. He was filling the bottle for
a water cooler, running the water
through a short section of hose
from a hydrant. The hose fitted
so tightly in the mouth Of the
bottle that air could not escape as
the container became filled, caus-
ing it to burst.
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BY WILLIAM A. THOMAS JR.

BY WILLIAM A. THOMAS JR.
-Four trips already have been Ia
ken by our party from our boat, the
schooner Bowdoin.
A little way out of Reykjavik are
some hot springs, All the people
come to the hot springs to wash
their clothes.
They are going to pipe hot wa
ter into the homes of Reykjavik.
Most of the mountains here are
volcanic. The largest is Mt. Hecla.
The last time it erupted it let out
as much lava as the Mississippi
river lets out water in three
months.
Mt. Hecla has several snowcaps on
her.
The volcanoes haven't erupted for
many years.
There is one cap that covers near
ly one-fifth of Iceland. There are
many other ice caps and glaciers
in Iceland.
One of Iceland's biggest industries
is fishing, mostly cod fish.
When they prepare cod. they split
up the stomach and take out the
backbone, then dry and salt the
fish.
There are no family names here.
A man has only one name like
John, but will be called John, ~
son Of Olaf-that is, John Olafson.
Then if his son is named Ingolf, he
will be called Ingolf Johnson.
From here we are going to the
northwest coast to see the big fiords
and the herring fishery.
We then will go across the Arctic
circle, then to Greenland, then to
Labrador.
We will go home from there and
expect to arrive home around
Sept. 10.
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Dividend Declared

The board of directors of the In
diana Hydro Electric Power Com
pany has declared the regular
quarterly dividend Of Ia per cent
on the outstanding per cent pre-
ferred stock of the company. pay
able Sept. Is. 1880. to stockholders
of record Aug. 30, 1880.
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Wounded Hermit Sb1IrnS
Treatment in Hospital

through the door, neither charge
finding its mark.
Mrs. TatacS found her brother
during one of her rare visits to
his home. She notified police.
Her proposal that doctors be
summoned met with instant OPP
position from her brother and
police Captain James J. HIATT
and Detective Leo Berner argued
in vain with the recluSe to in
duce him to go to the hospital.
Later two other detectives went
to the scene Of the shooting with
a physician and induced KovacS
to subit to anti-tetanus treat
ment.
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NeighbOrs Clash

BU Times SDeCtnL
ANDERSON, Ind, Aug. 19.-Mrs.
Clayetta Payne pleaded not guilty
to a charge of profanity filed by her
neighbor, Mrs. Espe Upton, and
then told City Judge Charles E.
Smith her version of the trouble.
Mrs. Payne said Mrs. Upton was
armed with garden rake and was
the real sggressor. Judge Smith
set the case for trial Thursday.
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DubiIier Condenser Corporation year
ended June 30, net profit S4.145 after
expenses. depreciation, obsolescence of
patents, contingencies, etc, against $780,
900 in preceding year.
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quarter ended June 80. net income. 1884,
after interest, depreciation, federal taxes,
etc. against s89,705 in June quarter,
against sl67,374 in first half, 1929.
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Other Livestock
BIZ United Press

DU UNIItu PFt5S
EAST BUFFALO. N. Y, Aug. 19.-Hogs
Receipts, 600; holdovers, 100; all repre-
sentative weights. active; mostly to ship
pers; 15@25c higher; bulk 1920 lbs,
largely $11.5O; packing sows. $7.75@B so
Cattle-Receipts. so; fully steady; medium
steers, $685.. common. 81; cutter cows
S25004 Calves-Receipts 800; vealers,
unchanged at sI3 down. Sheep Receipts
500; fat lambs, active, strong to mostly
Csc higher good to choice natives, $40. SO
@10.75;. medium and mixed lot. S7.75@
down
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Deaths

James Gordon Gillaspy. AZ. 1924 Trow-
bridge. pulmonary tuberculosis. -.
Josephine Kiefer. %, 1902 North Merl-
Lamette Blanche Cramer, SO, 1929 North
Capitol chronic nephritis:
Clark w. Bellies. IS, AIS Carvel. uremia.
Charles H. Hearld. SO, 81 South Rural,
chronic myocarditis.
Cora Utiey. 4s. 4S71a West Thirteenth,
acute interstitial nephritis;-
arterinScleroSiS.
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United States Freight Company declared
regular quarterly dividend of IS cents, pay
able Sept. 10, record Aug. %.
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WING TO Be BEGUN
Riley Hospital Unit Work
Due to Start Soon.

Erection of 100000 convalescent
unit to the Riley hospital, a gift
from Indiana Rotary clubs, will be
started in the fall, Rotary officials
announced today.
Plans are to lay the foundation
to the unit before cold weather.
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Average OF thirtv industrialz FOR Mon
vas 9s; 7z ~, e. ias. "a q, A''' AysraS %
Of twenty utilities vas s7.35. OF 50. Aver
sFs Of forty bords vas ss-Ss. I'd 90.
b. United Prcss
NEW YORK. Aug. 19.-United
states Steel led the stock market
into higher ground today after ir-
regular early trading. Trading con-
tinued quiet
Steel was bought on expectation
that an increase in operations would
be reported this week for the indus
try. other steel shares moved up
with the leader and the whole mar
ket improved. Around noon gains
ranged from fractions to 4 points.
with few issues making even bet
ter advances.
United States Steel rose to 1877
around noon, where it was up la
points above the previous close.
American Can reached 1877, up 2;
Westinghouse Electric 1855, up 3ss;
Eastman Kodak 100 =, up 3is;
American Tobacco B Isl. up 31s;
Columbian Carbon 1874, up Al; J. /.
Case 1919. up So, and Vanadium
81. up 39s.
Oils Firm Up
Most Of the oils firmed up, with
Standard Oil of New Jersey leading
with a gain of rs to 72is. Houston
gained % to 30 and advances rang
ing to a point were made by Phil
lips. Sinclair. Standard of California,
Standard Of New York. Barnsdall
and Mexican Seaboard. Royal Dutch
moved against the trend to a new
low for the year at 48, off 2, and
Warner Ouinlan made new low
Of l17s, off =.
Standard Gas led a rise in the
utilities, reaching 1917. up "a.
American Telephone gained rs to
30; Consolidated Gas rs to 1865
and American and Foreign Power
* to 68&.
Amusements Strong
Annusements were distinctly bet
Ter. Wltn TUX lCdAuAAi6 az To- up = %
Short covering i'm Fox was a con-
tinuation of that which came out
Monday after the issue had been
depressed more than points in
anticipation of poor earnings
statement for the first half. The
statement showed substantial
gain in net income over the first
half CT 1929.
Call money renewed at 81 per
cent. but the tone was easy, with
loans made in the outside market
at ? per cent.
Cotton futures rallied in early
dealings, eased of and rallied again,
around noon being up sS1 a bale.
Grains firmed up after heavy
losses Monday.
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Drawing on Fungus

Bv Times SDeciat
GREENSBURG, Ind, Aug. ia
large fungus growth on which a
drawing was made by Marlin W.
Mccoy, Huntingburg, is on display
here. Mccoy found the growth in
connection with his work as Pur-
due university barberry eradication
agent. The fungus is of variety
which is preserved for use in art
uvOrk
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CAR MAGNATE DIVORCED
Mrs. Marion WintOn Gets Decree,
Cash, Realty Settlement.

BIZ UNitCd Pro8S
CLEVELAND, Aug. 19.-Mrs.
Marion Campbell Winton today was
granted an absolute decree Of di-
vorce from Alexander Winton, 10,
pioneer auto magnate.
Mrs. Winton received $4,000 in
cash and $4,000 in Florida real
estate,
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Snakes Freeze 10 Death

BIZ United Press
LAMAR, Colo, Aug. III all the
Saint Patrick may have driven the
snakes out Of Ireland, but 1t took
a cold wave to do the DISCRIMINATING
here. Telephone linemen found
fifty baby garter snakes frozen in a
nest near Loveland.
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SENTENCED IN HURRY
Bandits Hold Up Canadian Bank,
Nabbed and Jailed in "a Hours.

Bn Fnifrd Press
HAMILTON, Ont, Aug. 1.-TWO
men charged with holding up a
bank here Monday afternoon were
tried, convicted and sentenced to
six years Imprisonment and thirty
laSheS today.
Apprehension, conviction and SEN
tence required less than twenty-four
hours. The two are Norman Sher-
raft and John Neven, both of
Toronto.
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Too Many Relatives

BIZ United Press
LILLE, France. Aug. I..-Seyenty.
eight members of the same imme-
diate fanny were present at the
wedding of Mile. Madeline Debaue-
paire, eldest daughter of a family OF
%, with NJ. Joseph d'Houldt.
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SHARP UPTURN
FEATURES HOG
MART TRADING
All Livestock Departments
Take Part in Strong
Price Rise.

A drastic rise carried hog prices
up Is to 40 cents this morning at
the Union stockyards. The strength
was apparent in all classes. The
bulk, 100 to $50 pounds, sold for
S11.10 to $11.40, top price represented
by the $1140 figure. Receipts we're
estimated at 1000, holdovers we're
ITO.
Slaughter classes were active and
% to so cents higher in the cattle
market, most kinds up Is cents. Re-
ceipts were 1900. Vealers sold so
cents higher, making the market at
$3.50 down. Calf receipts were 700.
Lambs we're largely Is to so cents
up this morning. Receipts in the
sheep market totaled $500.
Chicago hog receipts were 10000,
including 1000 direct. Holdovers
were 5000 Early trade was mod
erately active and 10 to 20 cents
over Mondays average prices. The
bulk of good to choice 100 to 210
pound weights sold for 5000 to $1l;
early top, lilo. A few desirable
$50 to 275 pound averages, $1,000 to
SLOTS. Cattle receipts we're 5000;
sheep. 1900.
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Gas Suicide Fails

BW Times Special
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Aug. 10
Charles Bass, 43, Negro, is recover
ing after attempting suicide in his
home by inhaling gas. No reason
has been ascribed for his act.
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Retail Coal Prices
Births


Glen and Opal Park, I'LL West Thirty
fifth. 49,. -,g,s
Claud and Ida Reading. 21l6 Ringgo1d
Girls
George and Mary Carter, 1402 North
Daniel and Selma Mowery, 41s South
Spencer.
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USE OXYGEN TO SAVE
MAN HURT IN CRASH
Injured Driver in Critical Condj-
ton at City Hospital.

ton at City Hospital.
Methodist hospital physicians to-
day were using oxygen in efforts to
save the life of Perminter Rats Of
Hall, Ind, who was injured critical
ly in a motor car collision Satur-
day four miles west of Monrovia.
Rats, his wife and his daughter,
Helen, 10, and son, Dennis, IL, we're
brought to the hosital Monday
night.
Rats is the brother-in-laW Of
Patrolman Eliza Carter Of the In
dianapolis police department.
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Safety Board Retires Two

Charles A. Miller of the fire pre-
vention bureau, and Strawder Gla-
zier of the electrical department,
will be retired Aug. 25 by action Of
the safety board today. Both men
are 10.
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BIZ United Press -.
w P0tEPNS Aq Tesd. ai9 ssPac, corn@No
2 yellow. $iOsla al .o4ik,, o. ts-No. 2 white
4lia@421a Rye-No. @. I3c. Barley.No.
Q. sc Clover--Domestic. cash.. $l4.75;
prime choice. $15.o5; Oct. $15.75; Dec,
Sl575 Alsyke-Cash. SIP; Oct. s12.25;
@43c Eggs-Country run, 21@23c. Hay
Timothy, $l.25 cWt
ecHH1toA sa Aug 19.- Gas o grain close;
hard. 88A q 8894c. Corn-No. 2 mixed,
9sAc: No l yellow. 98lsc;, No: 2 yellow.
971a 198c; sample grade white, 5812c oats
NO. white. 3SdSgc; No; white, so 5Ig
Barley-55 q 56c Timothy s5.25G5.50.
Cloyer-S12. rs POPS.
By oHHifGGS ss fSSpecA,G 9r 19-prmarv receipts:
Wheat ,s75, 900, against 2,6o2. 900, corn ORR
s42 O0O against 439 900; oats BAL 900,
against 1,414.00o. Shipments: Wheat
l'79o, 900, against 2,452 ,ooo, corn. $4,000:
against 100000; oats, $4,000, against
778, 000
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Manufacturer Dies

B., I uifcd prcss
= EVANSVILLE, Ind, Aug. 10
Harry c. Greiner, furniture manu-
facturer, died here today after an
appendicitis operation.
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.ICELAND'S PLAN
OF NAMES HOLDS
BOYS INTEREST
Men ChriStened With Only
One Cognomen; Lad
Explains System.

Following is the second of two articles
written for the United Press by william
A. Thomas Jr.. Chicago. 10-year-old
cabin bow with Commander Donald b.
MacMillan's arctic expedition, now in
Iceland.
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New York Bank Stocks
Net Changes

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Aug. 1S.-Closing
prices and net changes on princi-
pal stocks traded on the New York
Stock Exchange today we're as
follow:
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Banks and Exchange
INDIANAPoLIs STATEMENT

INDIANAPOLIS bank clearings Tuesday,
Aug 10 we're So 62S. 900: debts Sc, 662 GOO.
CHICAGO STATEMENT
EH United Prets
CHICAGO Arg. l9.-Bank clearings.
ss4 600 .OOO; balances. 81. 100000.
NEW YORK STATEMENT
BIZ United Press
NEW YORK. Aug 19.-Bank clearings,
81 I2i 600 600: clearing house balance
sis7 600 600: federal reserve bank credit
balance. sl2s. 600.
TREASURY STATEMENT
" WASHINGTON. Aug 1s.-The treasury
net balance on Aug IS was Sl0l .65l .080, l6.
expenditures for the same day we're 1890
7s6 so: customs receipts for the month TO
that date we're ST.. 230. 3l3.7i.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-08-19

EAST ST. LOUIS. Ill, Aug. 1s.-Hogssao-
Receipts $500 market active to to 2 az ao
buiK ea ISn sales 1So-25o lbs, sil lO@
IT'S: isos1so lbs. si0@ii.1o; loo-1so l6S &
S6, 50al0: packing sows Csc higher at $500
ceipts 1900: market. trading active; beef
cows steady; low. cutters strong: yeaiers
soc higher at s12.25: other slaugnter
sill: best heifers, $1,000: top sausage bulls,
$3.50. .sheep-Receipts. 1000; market;
little done with sellers asking higher;
throwouts steady at 81; sheep unchanged
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-08-19
BIZ United Press

CLEVELAND. Aug. 19.-HogS- receipts,
1000; holdoyers none; good and choice
grades most representative weights l5g
Csc higher; I60-210 lbs. ST. 40; 229,250
lbs. Sll.15: 250-300 lbs. S10.s5; pigs 5000
Gull. market slow on kinds at around $50
10: sows and stays steady. Cattle - re-
S SeiPPeS st emRon cuis snd bulls
strong to Csc and more higher; low. cutter
and cutter cows largely s3M4. Calves =
Receipts 500; steady to strong; better
grade vealers sl3@13.50; common and me-
dunn. s9Gl1. Sheep-Receipts. 800; I'M
dertone strong to Csc higher on better
grade lambs: moderately sorted offerings
s9.s5: common downward to s.; sheep
steady.