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Investment Trusts
CBy James T. HamiIl & CO..
Births

BOYS
Edward and Mildred Rice. 2Ss TroW-
'' Edward and Elizabeth ThOman. St. Vim
James and Bernie Alexander. ST. Vim
Fiwood snd Loretta zirkan. st. vincent's
Henry Henry and Ruby Bales, St. vincent's
"H Robert and Mabel Ellis, St. vincents
nV William and Frances segal ST. Vim
'' RAYMOND and Hazel Murphy. st. Vim
's HAYWOOD and Margarine 7risg, 1915 As
Richard and Bertha Call, Methodist hos
pii Fred and Garnet Sawyer. Methodist hos
piT Pnss.ll and Doris cohey. Methodist hos
Oif Rex and Louise johnson. Methodist hos
'ii Henry and GLADYS Kraft. Methodist hos
p'i Albert and Gaze HOnaker. Methodist
"V Chester and Ruth Kelly. Methodist hos
William and Estens suffer. l446 East
ThoYnton and Ruth Horsley. PASS Barnes.
John and Myrtle Hunter. l5sz rI NoruyAe'
nwicht and Anne Casey. 42S ftley
Ralph and Lillian Thompson. Coleman
hP Fred and Dorothy Bruce, Coleman hos
piS Ora and Lillian Wilson. Coleman hos
pa. James and Lou Robinson. Coleman hos
Amhurst and Hazel Holloway. Coleman
nO James ana Ruth Adams. Coleman hos
pii Asa and Anice Davis Coleman hospital,
wesley and Katherine Hppy' |oiehiSn
no Arnold and June Fisher. Coleman hos
p'i Edwin and Mildred Burks. Coleman hos
pis George and Olive shaul. Coleman hos
piS Charles and Laura Reeves. Coleman
ho j6pse5h and Martha Cheshire, $50 West
Mf Eerhert and Mona Smith. 2lo4 College.
IoSrph and Lille Griffin. city hospital
Henry and Hattie Brown, CITY h oSpatsa'i'
1urnett and Lula Cave. city hospltaL
owen and Nav MeAfurray. city hoSpitss !.
William and Frances Lee. ci, ely hoossEpi itsII'
WaIisce and Corad Reney. city noSpltal-
sylvester and Thelma Hughes, city nos
p'i Faie and Flora Hardy city hospital;
Grover and Erma s. kGoer's' cry ''S''''1''
Joseph and Marie klee. st. vineent's
nV Georrs and Mary Mereier. St. vincent's
ho Soei and Helen Hadley st. vincsnt's hos
p's James and Marguerite Courtney. St
'' Chester and Opal BOhannOn. St Vim
RschaTd and katherine ForestsL St
Vfucent's hospital. .. ~.
e Clancy SOS and Mildred Fox. Methodist hos
pitsl. -. nr..hoSssr has.
wallace wallace and LeOns Jones. Methodist hos
OiI r4norv and Matte James 1906 Finley.
Everett and Ethel Scott. Coleman nos
Ply srran and Elizabeth -odssdon. Coleman
HG Roy and Euls Chatham. Coleman hos
piI Robert and Ruth Many. Coleman hos
pis1s slvin and Helen Ittper 1851 Wheeler.
lincoln and Edith Goddard S2a East
As stanIsy and Agnes Hailsworth- SIS South
hsn1o ND Fair Eson. city hospital
Charles and GLADYS Cotton. city hos
ps oeorse and Bertha webb. city hospital
Twins
avery ana LEILA smith. 1857 steel. boys.
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BULLS FAIL To
RALLY STOCKS
AFTER OPENING
Decline in Untitled SteeI
Tonnage Discounted
by Street.
Average Stock Prices :

Average OF thirty industriais for Tuesday
vas 26o.7s. of 1905 Average OF twenty
t9en n Stilltie s' vas 90. 10. on s.s4. Aver.
age Of forty bonds wssf9 $3.50. OF OF.
By United Press
NEW YORK, June 10-SporadiC
attempts to rally the stock market
met with only half-hearted sup.
port during the morning on the
Stock Exchange, even though to-
ward noon Steel common perked ul
and moved forward more than
points from its early low.
At noon the corporate report
cd a decline of 294993 tons in un-
filled orders for May 81, as COM
pared with the figure for April 30
This drop was rather large, but
Wall Street was prepared for 1t.
Trading Active
Trading was more active than
Monday and it was apparent that
the five million mark would be
passed. Sales to 1890 a. m. totaled
$4,000 or at the rate Of 0,400, 600
shares for a full day. Monday in
the same period sales totaled 524,6oo
shares.
Sales to noon were 2,378,600
shares, compared with 1,6l7,70O
shares in the first two hours Mon
day.
Stock, and curb tickers were twen-
ty minutes late.
With the bad news Of the un-
filled tonnage out of the way,
United States Steel held firm. It
rallied to 1913 and held.
Radio Breaks
Radio Corporation broke below 40
to q new low on the movement at
$685., but shortly after noon it was
back to 40, where it was off IA.
Standard Oil of New Jersey and
Sinclair led a recovery in the oil
shares, which generally were helped
by the decline of 1892 barrels daily
in crude production announced to-
day by the Oil and Gas Journal OF
Tulsa.
American Telephone came back to
go from 21824, and General Elec-
trio rose a point from its low; Cen
eral Motors nearly a point and
Warner Brothers more than a point.
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NEGRO WOMAN BREAKS
LEG AT STATEHOUSE
Calls to Obtain Parole for Husband
Trips On Steps.

Mrs. Laura King, Negro, 2345
Hillside avenue, broke her leg this
morning in an effort to get her hus-
band of the Indiana state farm.
She called at the Office of Gov
ernor Harry G.. Leslie to arrange for
getting her husband, Benjamin W..
King, paroled from the farm, where
he has served a sixty-day liquor
sentence and now is serving out a
500 fine.
Leaving the Office she tripped and
fell on the east Statehouse steps and
her leg was broken. according TO
Frank Caylor, statehouse superin-
tendent. Caylor sent her home in
taxicab. after first aid was adj
ninistered.
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Mayor Fines Himself

BIZ United Press
EAST LIVERPOOL, O.. June TO-
Mayor Ralph o. Benedum fined
himself 50 for violation Of q city
traffic ordinance after he found his
car with a red tag on it for over
staying a two-hour parking limit. =.
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Other Livestock
Bn United Press

BIZ UHltCd Pr6SS
500: market 25@35c lower than Mondays
best prices. heavies, S9.5o@9.75; workers.
So. 75d10: mediums. s1o@ 10.z5 pgis. S9.75@
Calves-Receipts, light: market, slow
Sheep-Receipts. light: market. slow.
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VEGETABLES.

Observation-Disclosures, SIPS a dozen.
hSSparaguS-Home-grown, long green. rs
q 9oc dozen punches; white, Csc.
Seans-Southern stringless. $2.50@2.75
a hamper.
Beets-Louisisna. new. s2.25 crate;
Cabbage-Southern. new, SAC q Ib.:
csrrots-colifornia. ss.7s@42s a crate:
Cauliflower-c California. 1925 a crate.
Celery-Florida, IS to IS crates. S465:
washed. S1@2 a bunch.
Corn-Roasting ears. Texas. $2.2562. so
Cucumber-Home-gro dollhouse. slG
Las 2 dozen.
sf sRomses46sn, as g D SGEsH
Lettuce-Caiifornia Iceberg. S3.5064. so
ao,, crate 10. Of g, S.; extra fancy Marion
Mustard-Home-g grown. 75c a hushel.
Onions-Green. homegrown. CSC dozen
q &c new. Texas. yellow Bermuda
Parsley-SoutheTn. 65GSoc a dozen
Parsnips-Indisna, slss bushel.
hamper; California, s2f5G3 a HAMPER.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. button. 4oc dozen
Rhubarb-Home grown. s5c a dozen.
Spinach-Home-grown CSC a bushel
Iomatoes-Southern repacked i44s TO
Marion county dollhouse. s. a i0-lb. BASKET
Turnips-New. S2.50 & bushel: Marion
county, 45c a dozen punches,
as iSo1ib OSr coo hoqnd R White s. =
5; a lo0-Ib. bag: Red River Early Ohio.
stG4.25 a i2o-lb. bag: Southern Triumph.
' fenas sss s Nancy q u i as ; sss
Louisiana. Golden Glow s3T5.
PUB Ser Ser = :. :. 1885, ioa,. 1862 49, 1885, g
Std G & Il ....1S7ss 1851 1878. 1851
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RAILROAD CHIEF DIES
Archibald Fries, B. & o. Vice Pres.
ident, Passes at Home.
BIZ United Press

. y JWtttU y tNo
BALTIMORE, Md, June TO-
Archibald Fries, 66, vice president
in charge Of traffic and commercial
development of the B. g. o. railroad,
died Monday night at his home in
Severna Park, Md.
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BIZ Tnitcd Pres

BIZ TVitPd Press
CLEVELAND. June O-Butter-Extras,
357hc; extra f1rsts. 36c. Eggs-Extras, 2Sc;
flrsts, 22c. Poultry-FowlS. 23G24c; me-
dunn 23@24c: Leghorn. 15G20c heavy
springers. 28G36c: Leghorn springers. goa
geese. 10@15c. Potatoes-Maine Green
Mountain. s2.65m275 per 1c0-lb. sack;
Idaho Russet, $4.10M4.25 per 100-lb. sack.
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RM nnited Press

CINCINNATI. o.. June 10.-Butter-
Steady; creamery in tub lots according
to score. 29M32c: common score, discount
2, 18c; No 8. lac: butterfat, 28632c: Eggs
-Stesdy: cases included: fresh gathered.
23c; flrsts, 21c; seconds. l91ac;, nearby
ungraded. 22c. Live poultry-Thin and
coarse stock sells only at heavy discount:
fowls 5 lbs. and over %: 4 lbs. and over,
22c; lbs. and over. 22c; Leghorns. 3
lbs and over. l8c: ROSTERS, 151ac; broil-
ers, colored. over lbs. 35c; broilers. lie
lbs. and over. 3oc: IA lbs. and over; &c;
Leghorn and Orpi>gton broilers. liz lbs
broilers partly feathered, 21c; black
SpringerS, 21c.
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Commission Row
FRUITS.

Apples-Basket: Baldwin. S2G2. so;
Stayman. $262.50; WineSap, 1925; Ben
Davis, S2.25. Boxes: Stayman, S3M3.25;
Winessp, $2.75@3.25. Barrels: Baldwin
$6@6.50; Ben Davis. $3.50: Winesap,
S7@850.
Melons-Cantsloupes California, stand
ards SIS crate; ponies, s404.50: Honey
Dew, $3.50 a crate.
Cherries-California, S-lb. box 1925
Grapesruit-Imperias Valley. S6.T5G775
crate
LemonS-Fancy California SO a crate.
Limes-Dominican 1925 100.
Oranges-California Valencia. sSG9.25 a
crate
Pears-Avocado California, ssGs a
dozen
ineapples-Cubsn. s3506425 a crate.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. crate, Kentucky,
$5G6; southern Indiana. s3.50G5; Illinois,
IS; Marion county. Sc.
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Local Wagon Wheat

City grain elevators are paying 96c for
No red wheat and 93c for No. 2 hard
wheat
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BIZ United Press

steady: receipts. %. 844 cases: extra frsts
22lsc: frsts. 22c: current receipts. 20la a
21c; ordinaries. l9@l9l2c; seconds, lse :
tubs: extras 3Isic: extra f1rsts. 29@ soc:
f1rsts. 2s@2312c:- seconds; soc: standards
32c. Poultry-Market. about steady; re-
Leehorrs. Ice: ducks. 13c: geese. 12c; tur-
KEYS. lsc: BOOSTERS. ls1sc: broilers: :, 2Sc
i8c. Potetoes-On track, 4sT; arrivals. 1877,
Shipments. s34: market. old stock. too few
sales to Quote new stock. steady; southern
Carolina Bells. Irish Cobblers. $5.25d5.40.
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Business
and
Finance

The market value Of fifty repre-
sentative stocks on New York Stock
Exchange at the close of the weed
ended Saturday. June I. 1880, was
SIG, $50, O43,6 es, a decrease of s1,713,-
547,0o2, or approximately 6.45 per
cent under the value of s2S,25l, $685.
78O at the close of the preceding
wee, according to members of the
New York Stock Exchange.
The fifty most active stocks trad
on the Chicago Stock Exchange dur
ing the week ended June had a
market value of $2,729 ,S45, SAG at the
closeof business Saturday as COM
pared with $2,9o2, &c. 1853 at the close
of the previous week. according to a
compilation by Otis & Co. This rep
resents a decrease of $172,S3S,817, or
6.33 per cent.
Directors of Louis Philippe. Inc, have
declared regular auarterly oix .isisI Oh
20 cents per share on the convertible par
'ticipating class A stock, payable Jaiy !.
to stockholders of record, June 10; also q
dividend of q cents a share on the class
B stock for the period from May /, TO
June 80. 1880, payable as OF the same dates
M. Fl. Fishman. Inc. for May reports
gross sale sof s209.567 against S16i.957
for May. 1929. an increase of @5.6 per
cent. For the five months ended MAY
81. 1880, sales totaIed S6S;,S72 against
s472,7IS for the same period last year.
an increase of 1913 per cent.
Directors of Meet incorporated declared
a special dividend of 40 cents a snare
from surplus earnings on the class s1ocS
payable July l, to stockholders OF reGoLSu;
June 10. 1890: also the regular quarterly
dividend of 40 cents a share on the cumu-
iative convertible class A stock, payable as
of the same dates.
Ludwig Baumann Co. reports total
sales of $500, 349 for May, 1880. against
SSs.O9I for May, 1929. decrease OF
S1S7,742. For the eleven months ended
MAY 81, 1880 sales totaled S11,09s,S4l
against S1O.51O,55S for the same period
last year. an increase of S5S1,7SS.
F. g. w. Grand-Silver Stores. Inc. for
Nav reports gross sales Of s2555, o3O
crease of $3Oi OPS or 1873 per cent. For
the five months ended May 81. 1890. sales
totaled S11.100.569 against s9,S13324 for
the same period last year, an increase OF
$l,287,245 or 1872 per cent.
Directors of the Petroleum Corporation
Of America declared the regular quarterly
dividend of 37la cents. share on the
CAPITAL stock payable June 30, to stock
holders Of record June 20. 1890.
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Chicago Grain Table

BIZ Times Special
Chicago June 10.-Carlots: Wheat, 49,;
corn. pa: oats. 81; rye. 2, and barley. 4.
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indianapolis Chevrolet dealers are

IIIUIdldPO1IS OIICVIUlCC UCdICIS dTC
attending the annual jamboree at
West Baden, opening Monday and
continuing until Wednesday night.
c. P. Fisken, Indianapolis zone
manager, and A. F. Young, Nor
wood, O., region head, are hosts to
the more than 100 dealers from In
diana attending the affair.
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The City
i'm Brief
WEDNESDAY EVENTS
Indianapolis Medical Society

Indianapolis Medical Society picnic,
Greenwood, 2 p. m.
KiWanis Club luncheon, claypooI.
Constitutional Convention League of
Indiana, organization meeting, ClaypoOI
all day.
Purdue Alumni Association luncheon,
Severin.
IIIini Club luncheon. Board of Trade.
Mutual Insurance Association lunch
con Columbia Club.
Indianapolis League for Hard of
Hearing dinner, BrOokside park COM
munity house. 6 p. m.
Indiana Catholic Order of Foresters
convention, SEVERN.
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Banks and Exchange
INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT
,HICAGo STATEMENT

INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT
Indianapolis bank clearings TUESDAY.
June Z SIS, 752, 600; debts. s6.992. 600.
CHICAGO STATEMENT
BIZ Tinted Press
CHICAGO. June lO.-Bank clearings.
SOL, 700 coo; balances. S5.400OO0.
NEW YORK STATEMENT
BIZ United Press
NEW YORK. June 10.--Bank clearings.
81 400 600 600; clearing house balance,
5000 000, 900; federal reserve bank credlt
balance. S187 .000.000
TREASURY STATEMENT
. WASHINGTON. June 1o.-The net treas
ury balance on June q. was SIS; Oo8 o69 ;68;
customs receipts for the month to that
date totaled s11 .060. 306.8l; government eX-
penditures on June we're Sll.696.574.z4.
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Burhited Press

NEW YORK. June -Flour-Fairly. &C
tiye and STEADY sprlmns ss passsnnts' TS.S99M
Firm: middle west spot. s10.509l 1880. TAI
iow-DuIl: special to extra. SIS q Sec Po-
tatoes-Fairly active: southern. Sl.75G $50:
Maine. S35OG475 Sweet potatoeS-Quiet:
southern crate S393.25: Jersey basket, 75c
assoc. Dressed poultry-Weak: turkeys.
25@43c: chickens, 17m38e: fowls. 14d2Sc:
ducks. Long Island Ice. Live poultry
Easy: geese 1i14c: ducks. 14d23c: fowls.
goa 26c: turkeys. 15625c; ROSTERS, lSq lac;
broilers. 2O642c. Cheese--Steady state
whole milk fancv to special, 24g2oc:
young America. 19025c.
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Closing of Palestine to immigra-
ton by the British government was
protested in resolutions adopted by
the indianapolis Zionist district at a
meeting Monday night. Morris
Strauss, editor of the Indiana jew
ish Chronicle, presided.
Henry S. Cole, 1928 Sunset lane,
formerly statistician for Eli Lilly &
Co., has purchased seat on the
Chicago Stock Exchange and will
move to Chicago He is a graduate
of Williams college and of the
Harvard university school of bust
ness administration.
william C. Ella, for more than
thirty years postof1ce Inspector
attached to the indianapolis Office,
will retire from active service Sun
day.
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The Marion County Good Gov
eminent Club will open 9. member
ship drive with appointment of
chairmen for mems and women'S
divisions at a meeting at the head
quarters, 81 East Georgia street, at 8
tonight.
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Produce Markets

Eggs Country Runl-Loss OF delivered
in indianapolis. 16lac; henery quality. No.
Hens. weighing IA lbs. or over. zoe: un-
der 4Iz lbs. zoe: Leghorn hens. lie;
springers. ? lbs. or over. Csc: under 2
e6iOc: ducks full feathered. fat, whites,
sc: geese. SC. These prices are for No. ]
TOP quality quoted BY Kinzan & Co. But
ter IwFoiesalel-No. ] S5G36c: No. q $50
sac Butterfat-31c. Cheese lwholesale
selling price per poundl American loaf.
27e: Longhorns. SAC: New York Limbergsr.
acc.
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BIZ United Press
FIT. WAYNE. June o.-Receipts-C Calves,
so: hogs. 800; sheep. IS; hog market. $50
CSC lower: 90-llO lbs. ss.15; ll0-ls0 lbs.
SO: 10000 lbs. sio.IO: 2oo-225 lbs. SO;
225-275 lbs. So 100: 275-30o lbs. 1918;
rouehs. 1925: stays, So: calves, .Sll: spring
lambs. 5000: yearling lambs. $7G8.
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Ludwig Baumann & Co. reports total
sales of sSOO.349 for May, $780, against
SSs.O9I for May. 1929, decrease OF
S137,742. For the eleven months ended
May 81. 1880 sales totaled S11,09s,S4l
against S1O,51O,55S for the same period
last year. an increase of $751;, 1888.
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Indianapolis bank clearlngs IueSos
June Z. s3,752 600; debts. s6,992 GOO.
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BIZ United Press

CLEVELAND. June 0.-Hogs-Receipts,
early Monday. common kinds Csc of: pigs
at Slo.25. rough sows. ss.75, A.; D. stays
at sS75 steady bon t top 20, on l5o52lo lbs.
parable 250-30o lbs. s1o.35: common li0ht
hogs fairly numerous. S10.25. Cattie-Re-
ceipts 200: very draggy and unevn at
weeks decline: holdover steers mostly COM
mon: lead lot. SO so; fat cows. s6@8.50:
cutter grades mostly S4.25@5.75. Calves
top, Sl3: medium vealers. Sl0.506li so.
Sheep-ReceiptS. 500; steady: fat lambs
upward to S12G12.50: yearlingS at $3.50
downward: very plain and draggy.
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PITTsBURGg. June lo.-Hogs- Receipts.
600: market 10 to is cents lower $50
30 lbs. mostly si0.70: 220-25o lbs. SO. 20
efi0.e5: heavier hogs quoted Si0610.35
Digs. S10.25G10.50; sows. SS.5048.T5. Cattle
None. Calves--Receipts. 100: market.
steady: good and choice yealers mostly
silGl2. Sheep-ReceiptS. $50: markell
steady to unevenly lower. bulk lambs. $40
Qi2. practical top yeaTlngSs So aged
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Cattle

Receipts. 1900: market, steady.
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BIZ United Press

EAST BUFFALO, N. Y. June 1o.--Hogs
ket practically at standstill; part load
choice 180-lb; lights. Sl0,75; genrally talk,
$50 lbs. down packing sows steady at SO
@9.50. Cattle-Receipts. rs; market steady:
load good and 85o-lb. yearlings. $l1.5O;
$506.75. Calves-Receipts. AGO. market
slow. 25G50c lower good to choice vcalers
mostly .$ll.5O@12; few, $l2;25: medium
kinds. $9.50@10.50. Sheep-Receipts 500;
market slow: fat lambs to weak quality
CONSIDERED, no choice kinds offered: good
handy weights mostly $12; yearlIngs
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ST. LOUIS. H.. June 10.-Hogs-Re-
ceipts. 1900; market moderately active.
l5M20c below Mondays average: pigs and
light lights 25G50c lower: top. sl0.l5; bulk
i60-260 lbs. sI0@1015: i30-l50 lbs. s9.S5
a 10; packing sows. S9G9:l5. Cattle-Re-
ceiptS. $500: calves receipts 2.500: mar
ket. steers slow: fat light mixed vearlings
scarce; steady; one lot sl0.75: prospects
lower on others; buyers beariSh toward
coxs. cutters and low cutters: medium
bulls steady: early sales vealers Csc lower
at SLIPS. Sheep-ReceiptS. 1900; market.
early bids and few sales clipped lambs soc
lower at Sill: bidding. $3.50 on throwouts:
indications Shep steady.
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Average Of thirty industTiais for Tuesday
vas 2so7s. Of 7.os. Average Of twenty
twenty utilities was 92is. OF 3.e4. Aver
age OF forty bonds was $3.50. OF o.
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Directors of Meet Incorporated declared
sneciai dividend of 40 cents a share
from surplus earnings on the class B stock,
PAYABLE July /, to stockholders of record.
June 10, 1880: also the, regular quarterly
iative convertible class A stock. payable as
of the same dates.
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NAV rep m gross sales Of s2,555, $50
against s.. 1854. DOS for May. 1929, an in
crease of 1901. OPS or 1873 per cent. For
the five months ended May 81. 1880; sales
the same period last year, an increase OF
$l,287.245 or 1872 per cent.
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Directors of Louis Philippe. Inc. have
20 cents per share on the convertible par
sticipating class A stock, payable July !.
to stockholders of record, June 10; also
dividend of q cents a share on the class
June go 1880. payable as Of the same dates.
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BIG BILL FIGHTS
LOTTERY BAN IN
SALES SCHEME
EmiSSarieS to Capital Seek
to Convince Postal
Chiefs.

BIZ JHtfed Prcss
CHICAGO, Dec. 12.-Mayor VIII
liam H. Big Bill the Builder
Thompson has sent two emissaries
to Washington in an attempt to
prove to skeptical postal authorities
that his "millon-dollar prosperity
prize plan" is not an illegal lottery.
Samuel Golan and Carl Appel,
assistant corporation counsel, was
TO present today to Postmaster
General Brown and the federal ra-
do commission certified copies of
his plan TO double Chicago retail
trade by 16,503 cash prizes, total
ing S975,O00.
II the postmaster-general decides
the plan is not a lottery, then the
mayor will be able to tell how he
plans to distribute the prizes to
some of the holders of. 100000 900
numbered coupons given with retail
purchases.
If Brown decides that the plan
Is lottery, the mayor will be I'M
able to publicize the scheme either
IN the newspapers Or by radio.
Colonel Robert Isham Randolph.
president of the Chicago Associa-
ton Of Commerce, urged Thursday
IN Washington that the plan be
held illegal.