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In the Air

Weather conditions in the air at
8 a. m:
North wind, fourteen miles an
hour; barometric pressure, 1904 at
sea level; temperature, IS; ceiling,
unlimited; visibility, twelve miles;
field, good.
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Other Livestock
BU United Pres

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO: July 2-Hog SIT; ip IS
on better grade hogE packing sowsi 100
t ter TOP. 50 10 paid freely for l8o-27o
ID. weights: light lights. 14o-16O lbs. good
and choice. 9@9.30: light weight, 10000
lbs good and choice. $s15@9.40; me;
dunn weights. 200-250 lbs, good and
choice $4,000 g. 40: heavy weights, 250-SeA
soWs, S75s5o lbs;,. medium az, end &c choice 2hs
GOOD oU9@ and DiO choice ss.25@s. Cattle
6, 500; calves. $500; most killing classes
strong to 25c up: dressed trade conotionS
better. and live market AcssrErled healtnl eT
steers: some confidently held ID. high seG
600 lbs. good and choice. $9.50M11.75 900
HOO lbs, good and choice, S9.75d II: 100
1900 lbs. good and choice. $l0.25Ml 10:
sooi5ooo bso good and Gho a6d n SaSGUn
ssG1oSS: heiferss 550-s5o lbs. good 2oed,, and
S6G9. SO: cows. good and choice, $7.75G9.22;
Common and medium. $4.75@7.25; low cut,
fer and cutters $3.75@4.75: bulls. good anu
choice, beef $6.5oM8.25; cutter to medium
sRoice &; s. 5oeii.5o: !edigm. sSSo@s 81
feeder cattle steers. 50o-1o50 lbs, good
and choice. S77569.75; common and ne NE
dium. S550@7.75. Sheep-Rsceipts. !o'O0U;
fat lambs, weak to Csc of; bulK sorGeo
natives $Io5o@ld975 r 9Ho am njaagh ter
an 25Gii.25: medium s8.75G10.25; AZ
Yachts. common, $668.75: ewes. 90-i50
lbs medium to choice. S2G3.o0' all
weights. Gull and common. Sl2.5o'
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By United Press

CINCINNATI. July -Butter-Higher;
creamery in tub lots according to score
S0N $50: common score discounted 2Q3c;
l5c: butterfat. 28q soc. Eggs-Steady;
cases included: Fresh gathered. 22c; frsts
l9c. seconds. tic; nearby ungraded, zoe
only at heavy discount; fowls, lbs and
over. zoe: 4 lbs. and over. 1sc:, 3 lbs. and
BOOSTERS. 13c. colored fryers over lbs
SAC; broilers, colored over 2 lbs. 29ci
broilers. over IL lbs, 2lc: 4 lbs. and
over Csc; Leghorn and Orphington
broilers. over IL lbs. 22c; IA lbs. and
over Ice; broilers. partly feathered. 17G
zoe; black springers, zoe.
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Police emergency squads today at
noon answered a bandit alarm from
the Security Trust Company at III
North Pennsylvania street. The
alarm was turned in accidentally
when bank employe stepped on an
alarm button.
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Employs Hold Fun Fete

Employees and families Of the
Hoosier Electric Refrigerator Cor
poration, 94S Norlh Meridian street,
held their second annual fun fete
at Forest psrk. Nohlesville, Tuesd;y.
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Chicago Grain Table

CHICAGO. Jluv 2.-Carlots: Wheat. II:
corn. 81: oats. IS: rye. 0, and barley. 0.
Rw United Press
CHICAGO july Cash grain close:
wheat-No. ? red elSlc: No. 2 hard, 9oc;
No. hard. SIC. Corn-No. 2 mixed. iec:
GTsc: No. yellow 77isG7sisc: No. T: vel
low. 1884, n 77tsc: No. yellow. 76a.e: No. ?
white STA 81 &c; No 3 white. Sic: sam
pie grade. s2G70iec Oats-No. white.
s6L "a SIC: No. white sass n 36i3c: No. 1
white. Sale. Rye--None, BARLEY a SIC.
81 United Press
TOLEDO. July 2..Grain close: wheat,
No red e5i1tgs6isc. Corn-No. vel
low. s7is n s3isc. Oats-No, : white. 4iG
4sc Rve-No. ? 76c Bariey-No. ?.
Sc. Clover-DomeStic. cash. si2.75: prime
choice. SO e5. october. $3.50: December.
Si5.7S. Alsike-CaSh. Sii-50; October.
sli.sc. Butter-Fanoy creamery. S7G sse.
Eegs-Country run. 20L2lc. HaY-Iim-
cthv. Sl25 cwt.
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Alice Day to Wed

BIZ United Press
HOLLYWOOD, Cal, July 2.-Alice
Day, screen player, will marry Jack
COIN, young Hollywood business
man, Sunday at the home of COINS
parents, the couple announced to-
| day,
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receipts 10.5S2 extra frsts. 2Olac; firsts
zoe: current receipts. 19c: ordinaries. 1870
lS12c; seconds, Ice. Butter-Market easy;
30ia aisle; firsts 28Ia@ 29iac; seconds, 2t
027c; standards, 321ac Poultry-Market
steady; receipts, /; fowls. 19c: springers
turkeys. 18c; boosters, lac; broilers. 2lc
Cheese-Twins. 1872 Gl7c: young Americas
17i2c. Potatoes on track 239: arrivals 10;
shipments ISL; market barely steady on
barrels. firm on sacked stock: southern
sacked bliss triumphs. $2M2.35: southern
sacked Irish cobblers.. S1.75q2; Kansas and
LIS: North Carolina barrels Irish cob
blers. s3.50@3.75; Virginia barrels Irish
cobblers S375M420
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TREASURY STATEMENT

bty AsHINCiTON. July 2.--Treasury net
Reliance on Iune 90 the end of the hscal
YEAR was s3ls. COZ. l6s.1i. customs re-
CENTS for the month to that date Jossleo
sT2. 40 32s.O2 Government expenditures
or June 30 were s36.996.25228.
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BIZ United Press

CLEVELAND. July Butter-weak; ex-
tras. 36Izc: extra frsts. 3612c. Eggs =
Steady; extras, 2lIac: frsts. 19i2c Poul-
try-Steady; fowls. 23d24c; medium. 23M
24c: Leghorns. 15@20c heavy springers. %
assoc; ever lbs. 30G35c; Leghorn
springers. 16G22c: ducks. 12@20c; old
cocks I2d14c; geese. l06l5c. Potatoes
Arkansas So. 5002. Is per 10O-lh. sack.
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Produce Markets

Eggs Country Runl-Loss of deliverd
In Indianapolis. TIC; henery quality. No.
Poultry Gbuying prices-Hens, weighing
4Ia lbs. or over. tic: under Az lbs. tic:
Leghorn hens. lac: sprlngers. ga lbs. or
over 2lc: under ga lbs. 1sc; Leghorn
full feathered fat whites &c: geese. &C.
These prices are for No. ! top quality
quoted bv Kingan & Co.
Butter (whoiesaiel NO. l. S5936c: No. D.
33m34c.
Butterfat-32c.
Cheese wholesale selling price per
pound -American loaf sic; pinento loaf,
32c: Wisconsin f1rsts. 27c: Lognhorns. sac:
New York Limberger. soc.
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rF.yv YORK. July Bank cleaIlnSs'
Fl 7ss 600 n0O. clearing house balance s1z9;.
no mo- Federal Reserve bank creoll
bsiance s2i9.OO0 coo.
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BIZ United Press

NEW YORK. July 2-Flour-More &C
tive and tlrmer; spring patents s525@
Easy; midwest spot. $9SOd9e0. Tallow-
Quiet: special to extra. .4s4G5.. Potatoes
weak and lower; southern, S125@3; rs;
Maine. S2.95@3.10 Sweet potatoes-Firm
and lower; jersey basket. 50c@S4. IS
Dressed poultry-Steady; turkeys. 200 43c;
chickens, l7@35c; fowls. l4@43c; ducks.
Steady to firm: geese. 1o@l2c; ducks, 12@
csc; fowls. 100 22c;, turkeys. 15@25c;
Full; state whole milk. fancy to special.
250 26c: young Americas. 1874 G25c.
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| BIZ United Press

CINCINNATI July 2.-Hogs-Receipts,
1850 including 1850 direct; heldover. nl9nei
slow. mostly steady; spots; weak; light en-
i7o-26o lbs. S950975; mostly s9.75 on 23o
lbs. down; better grade. 13o-160 lbs. gen
So IS: sows, S7.75 to mostly So. Cattle
Receipts. 225: calves, $50: generally steady:
odd lots of common and medium grass
dunn steers at outside price; beef cows,
s5G650; few weighty individuals upward
to 81: low cutters and cutters. 81. 5o@4.50;
and choice vealers. S9G10.5 so: lower grades.
s6Gs50. Sheep-Receipts. 1850; better
grade lambs scarce: steady to strong: spots
50c hieher: lower grades and sheep slow,
steady: good and choice lambs. $3.50 to
mostly SO: choice weighty kinds Quotable
Up to $780, common and medium grades.
s5G7: mostly S6M650: inferior kinds down
ward from s4: buck lambs. $3.50 to most
" So: fat ewes. largely S2d2.5o; few light
weights up to So; culls around ST..
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WEST COMPANY PAYS
PREFERRED DIVIDEND

Usual Cash Dividend on Common
Stock Is Declared.
The twenty-irst Semi-annual
dividend on the preferred stock of
the West Baking Company has been
declared by the directors Of the
company, payable to all stock
holders of record as of the close
Of business June 80, 1880.
The directors also declared the
usual cash dividend on the COM
mon stock, payable to all stock
holders of record as of the close of
business June 80. 1880.
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Investment Trusts
,By James T, Hamiln
Local Wagon Wheat
Answer False Alarm

CITY grain elevators are paving nc for
No. red wheat Snd TSe for No. hard
wheat
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RV limited Press

EAST ST. LOUIS. I'll: July 49, 2MHOgG ow or
than than tuesdays average; bulk 15o-26o lbs.
S9.15@e.25: largely. $500, top. $3.50; 100 100
f40 lbs. S85OGs.1o: most sows. S79o@s.
800: market fed steers strong to a SHADE
higher at $9.5061o.35; other steers stead az
vealers steady to Csc lower at SlO'ou'
other slaughter classes strong; spots
shade higher. Sheep receipts; 1000; mar;
ket, no early sales: packers bidding ar pun
SI0.25Gi0.25 for desirable lambs.
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BIZ United Press

1 200: market steady to strong; bulk $50
2IO lbs, S10d1O10; 22O-250 lbs. mostly
$3.50 SEQ; pigs. s9.25@9.50; sows,. S7.75@
s. Cattle-None. Calves-Receipts, $50;
market SOC higher; top vealers, sl2. Sheep
Receipts. 500; market steady to weak;
top native lambs. s9.509ll.50; yearlings,
seas.
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Banks and Exchange
rxnIANAPoL1s sTATEMENT
CHICAGO STATEMENT

r,disnapolis bank clearings WeoneeSSodSagS'
.Julv 2. we're S5.ss5. 900; debts Sl@'o~4'OOO'
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NV YORK STATEMENT

b. nlisecg 'iJS,lv Bank clearings sl43.
500. 600. balances si5lO0OOO-
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Rv Times NpcciuT

CENTS, 800: market, Steady: $50 pounds and
up. $3.50: i65-25O lbs, So 40; 13o-165 lbs.
Sc 60: 1870 lbs. down. $500: roughs. $40;
steady; prime heavy steers, s8.50G9 so;
heavy shipping steers. S7.25@ $50. medium
and plain steers, s6d7.25; fat heifers. S61
ters s30350: Gamers. s2d3: bulls, S4d
s: feeders s6.5Ss5o: stockers. $500
Calves-Receipts. 200; market. STEADY:
common to medium. sz5oq6.50. Sheep
Receipts. 1900; market. tops. Is cents
lower: others steady: ewes and weather
lambs. s9.25: buck lambs. ss.25; seconds,
s450G5: clipped lambs. s2.5od3. Tues
| DAYS Misunderstanding. none: calves. "a:
| hogs. none: sheep. 1850.
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Avsraze Of Thirty industrials for Tues
DAY vas 273os. % 3.5i. Average o. twenty
t x,nty util.ties vas si2o. OF i.5s, Aver
ace Of forty bonds was s5.o7 I'D .i6.
Bv United Press
NEW YORK. Ju.j 2.-Aside from
a few weak spots, the stock market
today held firm through the first
half Of the session with trading
quiet.
The ajority of issues gained
fractions to more than two points.
Steel met good buying support and
held above l57. against previous
close of 1855 and other industrial
leaders were higher. Rails were
steady in a narrow range while oils
we're fractionally higher. Utilities
we're UNCHANGED to more than two
points higher around noon.
Money Firm
Call money renewed at 2ia per
cent and held at that figure
throughout the first two hours.
Wheat and cotton were slightly
easier.
Some selling cropped out in stocks
after the opening on expectations
of Steel production being depressed
to so per cent Of capacity this week
due to the holidays forcing many
plants to close. The market met
sunnort on the decline, however,
and stocks resumed their upward
movement.
A. T. & t. Moves Up
Around mid-session United States
steel was at 1878, ups; General
Electric. SO, up u; American Can,
11eH. UP IL; Vanadium, 911s, up
2Ik: Westinghouse Electric, l36, ue
a.: United Aircraft, 525s, up /;
American Telephone, 207i2, up IA;
Electric Power and Light, 68A, up
2K. Consolidated Gas, 1O71a, up
IL: Houston Oil, 75ls, up Is, and
standard Oil of New York, 3l%-
up =. ,,,u o+
heavy selling pressure that forced
II m a new low for the year at 40,
off az. Earlier this year the STOCK
sold as high as 1007s. Simmons
Company was another weak spoI,
dronning 2ls TO 22@s- Proctor ana
Gamble declined 2l2 to 60.
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BU UHited Press
TOLEDO. July .--Hogs-Receipts. $50;
market. steady: heavies. SS.7569: mediums
se20Ge25: Workers. S8.75q9; pigs, So. 5M
8. Cattle-Light: market. steady. Calves
Light: market, steady. Sheep-Light;
market. steady.
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DOzU-JOneS
Summary

LCNpON-New York cables opened az
4 az ffs against z56 i-32 Paris checks
f2s So. Amsterdam 1909. Italy s2.7s5 Berlin
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STOCK SHARES
HOLD FIRM IN
QUIET SESSION
Early Dip Overcome by
Good Buying Support; List
Is Steady.
Average Stock Prices

Average Of thi-tv industrials for Tues
DAY vas 273.os OF 3.3i. Average Of twenty
WENT utilities Vas $40. OF l.5s. aver
ace Of forty bonds was s5-07. ID 10.
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City Investing Co. year ended April
30. net profit 1857 i'll after depreciation
interest federal taxes etc, against
s2.IS6.242 in preceding year.
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Nv rhomson 4: McKinnonI'

Indpls Water co pfd. 80 Shares at 1ol
Indpls Street Ry As. Bond at.-..... %
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westcott Express Company and New
York transfer Company granted l0-cenl
increase in rates within local zones in New
York City by public service commission
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Condensed statement of National City
Shows SHOW total assets of s2o7s. 1897: 252
against $2.2O6 ,24l, no on Dec; 81; 1929: Ha l.
divided profits were S22 ,973l40 against
sic 65n ga at end Of 1929.
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Italian government has increased BY an
average Of more than 100 per cent the
duties on American and other foreign
automobiles. according to announcement
made in official Gazette.
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New York Federal Reserve bank re-
duced omen market bill buying rate rs
of / per cent to 1M per cent on ma
TURTLES up to four days.
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Loadings of revenue freight by United
states railroads in week, ended June 81 ~
from preceding week, 149,015 below like
1929 week and Sc, sol below like 1928 week.
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The City in Brief

ties, william L. Taylor, president,
said today.
"And Billy Disappeared" four
act comedy, will be presented by
young people Of Centenary Chris
tan church Friday night.
Rumored consideration of Indian
apoIis as location for branch office
headquarters of the Farmers Ma
tional Grain Corporation has not
come to attention of officers of the
Central States Grain Association,
G. E. Huff, president, said today.
His organization is one Of the al
filiated companies, with headquar-
tiers in Indiana Farm Bureau offices.
James II. Boswell, advertising
counselor of Kalamazoo, Mich, will
speak on Some New Trends in Ad-
vertising' before the indianapolis
Advertising Clubs Thursday lunch
con at the Columbia Club.
The twenty four piece girls or
chestra of the Franklin Und.) Ma
sonic home will appear at the
luncheon Of the Caravan Club
Thursday at Murat temple. Fletcher
w. Boyd, home superintendent, will
speak.
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PROWLER HELD
when BUTCHER
WATTS BURGLAR
Store Had Been Robbed
Four Times Within
Last Month.

John Kistner, butcher at 1859
Shelby street, hid with a shotgun in
his store Tuesday night to trap q
burglar who has entered the place
four times within the last month.
but Edgar Henry, AZ, OF 1717 Lock-
wood street. found proving in the
store, was arrested before Kistner
had opportunity to test the weapon.
Merchant Policeman Mckinley
Armstrong, 1903 East Kelly street.
found Henry prowling in the rear
of the store, he told police, and ar
rested Henry on vagrancy charges.
Two north side homes were en-
tered by the same burglar. police
believe.
At the home of Fred Hoke, 3445
Washington boulevard. a camera
and motion picture protector and
wrist watch, valued at a total of
more than 5000, we're stolen.
Loot at the home of w. F.
Virgins, 3841 North Meridian
street, included clothing valued at
$3.50.
S1OGIllllS NdlueQ dJ oIUU Was SlOlSn
from the residence of Louis Massing,
1014 West Thirty-fourth street, by
burglars.
James Greenwood, IS, Of 1904
Bellefontaine street. was held under
high bond or a vagrancy charge and
police say he admitted intention of
breaking into a general store at 6301
Bellefontaine street, Tuesday night.
He was found in an alley at Sixty
third street and Riviera drive by
three officers and had flash light
and crow bar, police say.
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NEWSPAPERS HELD
AID TO RED CROSS

BIZ United Press
WASHINGTON, May 7.-Crea-
ton of feeling of absolute part
nership between the great Ameri-
can news reading public and the
Red Cross" is one of the most re-
markable contributions of the
press to the Red Cross, in the opin-
ion of Karl A. Bickel, president of
the United Press, who addressed the
relief organization at { luncheon
meeting today.
This close co.. 1,Ion between
these two great institutions is natu-
raj" Bickel said Both primarily
are concerned in humanity-one in
reciting its activities, the other in
nursing its wounds.
Wherever a great mass tragedy
occurs, either caused by natural
phenomenon or the carelesSness of
mankind. these two forces immedi-
ately and almost simultaneously
appear to inform the world and
arouse its sympathy and interest.
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Photo by National Studio. Illinois Bldg
Hear the remarkable story of this
new and different medicine from the
Konjola Man at Hooks Dependable
Drug Store, Illinois and Washington
streets, Indianapolis. See for your
self how Konjola, taken after meals,
works with the food you eat IN
cleansing and stimulating the ailing
organs, and in aiding Nature in
paving the way for the return OF
new and vigorous health.
Take, as a typical example Of
Konjola at work, the case Of Mrs.
Mary Collier, 10 Bloomington street,
indianapolis. After all, results are
what count in any medicine, and
Konjolas success rests upon it,
proven ability to give splendid ie.
suits. Even though Konjola con-
tains no alcohol, no nerve deadening
drugs, no heart-depressing chemi-
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treatment Of from four to eight bot
ties brings amazing results. Read,
now, the words of Mrs. Collier, who
recently said to the Konjola Man:
Although / am nearly seventy-fve
years old. I am still able to 90 about
and do my work. In fact, since tax
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for long, long time. Almost all my
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stomach caused lots Of trouble for
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/ pains around my heart and pains in
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! from cramps. My kidneys and bladder
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medicines, but nothing did any good
My liver was sluggish and I had a bad
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Il knew a number Of people who had
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Konjola works its amazing wonders
for young and old. IL is, indeed.
medicine for all the family. All that Is
asked for Konjola is that il be given a
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The Konjola Man is a. the Hook De-
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ing and explaining the merits Of this
new and different medicine.
FREE SAMPLES GIVEN
--Advertisement.
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gorillas have found their way into
sculpture, painting and literature.
How much truth is there to these
strange whisperings from the
jungle?
The native friends OF the gorilla
call him Ingagi. 1t is now conceded
by anthropologists that Ingagi is
peaceful animal. He only attacks
when harmed or made angry, and
in the same manner as man.
Sir Hubert Winsted, F. A. S., who
claims to have spent several years
in the Ingagi country and has
brought back astounding film rec
ords of the relations between the
low type of natives and the gorillaS
he encountered, seems TO nave
STRENGTHENED this theory.
Has Sir Hubert WinSted strength
ened Clarence Darrow's position on
the origin of man?
Write what you think about this
interesting question and mail 1t TO
the Ingagi Contest Editor immedi-
ateIy. Write less than fifty words
Neatness and briefness will have
much to do with the awarding OF
guest tickets to the winners.
One hundred pairs Of tickets
mailed each day gives everybody a
splendid chance to win.
Your answers can be in serious
vein or even in comedy. Do not
write more than fifty words.
Even a single sentence answer
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AID IS Slain
Killing Believed ReprisaI
Against Gang Leader.

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, May THE body of
a man tentatively identified as Big
Jack Heinan, Al Capone henchman,
was found today, riddled with bull
lets, not far from the spot where the
bodies of John (Dingbat Oberta
and his chauffeur were found sew
eral weeks ago.
The body was identified by Will
liam Collins of the highway police.
Heinan was operator of the Paddock
grill, restaurant and night club. 1t
is believed the killing occurred as a
repriSal against the gang leader, al
though police were unable to learn
the definite motive.
There were seventeen bullets in
the body, eleven in the head.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-07
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-07
INSTINCTS CRIMINAL
Scientist Holds Children
Born Law Vi0IatorS.

BIZ EAited Press
WASHINGTON, May 7-All chill
dren, if they were free to respond
to their instructive impulses, would
act as criminals, DR.. Frans Alexan-
der, Berlin psychoanalyst, told the
first international congress on men,
tai hygiene today.
Instead of the popular conception
that it is natural to be a law-abid-
ing citizen, Alexander said mental
science has shown that people are
born criminals.
THE entire development of the
instincts of the child from the age
Of 4, 5 or 6 consist of a gradual
adjustment of the demands of the
instincts to the demands of society
"a development that no human be-
ing finished entirely perfectly" he
said.