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MARRIAGE Licenses

z RAYMOND Herath. IS. Of 2sll Wash
inrfon Boulevard. accountant. and Alice J.
Bureh. -. Of s53 North Audubon. stenog-
Edwin Y Buithaup. Is. Of S26 East Nor
ris. clerk. and Katherine E BRYANT, q. a.
Beech Grove. secretary -. -,
mechanic. and Helen v Finnerty. -. Of
Fiovd 4. Randall IS Of 2sts Central.
aviatcr. and Charlotte z. Guiusn- IS. o.
1oi7 Central. clerk.
Wflfcrd D FerEason. p. OF Cum psrlan1.
rookkeeoer. and Mildred r. Worrel Fl. Of
JSssph seftsI. IS. Of io29 East Mapls
road contractor. and Lulu r Grcenwoldt.
a. a. 1880 North Illinois. clerk.
Randall ~. Manncn. 81. Of lS2a Norta
Illinois merchant. and Ruth P Tucker.
IS Of i0s East Thirteenth. stenoErapher-
Russell A. Hufman. =. OF 1879 FINLEY.
minister and Winifred J. Terry =. OF
r T. Box 2oS. clerk
Mark r. Cusckenbush. p. OF Hsnlr,ono.
clerk. and Anna l. Smith. q. OF 1914 PARK.
Paul D Whittemore. 81. OF zoos North
New rerSev salesman. ann Mary A kinS-
lev IS OF S5ia Brentwood.
Geor-r W Harrison. 81. 81 S2lT Grace
land retired and Grace Conan. As. 81
57S4 North Capitol
Preston Ians. ss OF iisS West Twenty
seventh. isborsr. and Corene Simms. 70. Of
stsnisv II turner 81. OF as west Nfiert-
Ear water and Stella A. B Smith. -.
az as wess NichiEan. maid.
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WINDOW CLEANING GAVE
MOST STUDENTS JOBS
Total of $50 Men Worked During
/. U. Summer Session.
Bv Times Special

BV Times Special
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Aug. 10
During the summer session of In
diana university $50 jobs giving en-
ployment to 500 men students we're
provided by the Y M. C. A. en-
ployment bureau of the university.
Three hundred ninety of this num-
Der we're odd jobs, While eighty lone
students we're provided with regular
work.
Window cleaning was the most
popular odd job, providing ninety
two men with work. Lawn moving,
rug cleaning and general cleaning
also were common. The greatest
number of permanent jobs were
service for room or board. BARRIERS,
salesman and stenographers, also
were in demand.
The employment agency was
operated by Miss Beatrice Chit
wood. This service has been given
by the Y. M. G. A. for more than
fifteen years.
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On Commission Row
FRUITS

Apples-YelIow Transparent. $2G2.sO a
hushel. Duchess. 81 .45Q 90. carson, 80.
Apricots-Cahfornia. RoYal. s25oG2.75
Observation-Disclosures. $3.50 a 24-ouart
Cherries-CaIifornia s-lb box. IS; Michi-
gan. 24-ouart crate. s3.25G5-50.
CurTants-Michiran. s3g325 ls-uuart
DeVberries- -l6-ouart crate. s3.25a3.5o.
EcEplant-Southern. Sl.So a dozen.
Goose Michigan. 1915 l6-ouart
GTspefrut-ImDeriaI VALLEY. ss.5ods.So
Grapes-caliiornis. seedless. 81 crate:
HuckiebeTrfes-s5 16 OF. crats-
Lemons-Fancv California S7.soas
Iimes-Dominicsn $3.50 a 100.
Melous-Csnta ioupas. Arkansas stang
indiana 5df s33p hats s sTae JSmbo $50 Honey
Bail. $50 ASS. SAC $50 Honev Dew. s.
crate. Watermelons-S4-lb. average. oOG
oranEes-Canfornia Valencia. s5.7S9s
Pesches-Georeia. Hiley Bell s22s a
one-hah bushel basket; Alberta. 81
DO P5selssrs-Csufornia Bartlett. s425 a COX
Piums-Calfornia. blue. red. yellow. SITS
RaspberrIes-ReG Michigan. S3.5O14
2s-pint crate: black. S3Q3.2S
VEGETABLES
ssapIM9Tion epgPPty s dI,msf bas s1+?
Beets-Home-E grown. 25c dozen puncheS
CsbhsEe-Home- grown. new. Sl.2oul -
a barrel. 2izc 8 ID.
Carrots-Marion county. sl-2S a oushel;
35c q dozen punches. 1900
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sl.5092
cs'ilsrv-Canfornia: IS crate Of Is: Michi-
gan 81: Florida. washed. soc q dozen
corn1@Roas;lnE ears Marion county. IS
q soc a dozen -.
FSrplsnt1Marion county. 81 a dozen
Esle-Home- 7Sc a bushel
Lettuce Washington Iceberg. s. crate
az As IS. extra fancy Maricn county leaf
T5c q lS-lb. basket
Nushrooms-5-lb basket. IS.
Ouions-Green. homegrown, SOC Dozen
punches new Texas vellog Bermuda. -
4 crate: Marion county yellow Globe. Sl-5O
a bushsl: white. 81.
PsTsiev-MaTion county,. soc dozen
Psss-Teiephons. HOMEGROWN. s7.7S =
Pe1oers-Southern. si-s0G2 a hamper.
ADMINISTRATIONS. button SOC dozen
punches lorE red or white SOC.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CSC dozen
Suinach Home grown. f5c buShei;
Standardization county,. Sl-So ouShei
TomatoeS-Marion county,. soc 8 lO-lo
basket. a 49,
county. s5c q dozen hunchss
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Average Of thirty industrisls for Satur-
day vas 21s02. o. 50. Average Of twenty
twenty utilities vas s2s5. up ca Average
o. forty bonds vas s6.4s. UP OIL.
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The City
in Brief
Tuesday EVENTS
Retarv Club. luncheon. CIaypooi.

Rotary Club. luncheon. Claypooi.
Gyro Club. luncheon, Spink-Arms.
Merestor Club. luncheon COLUMBIA
Marion county empiOSes, pieniei Broad
Ripple park. CT
luncheon. Y. W c. A.
Purchasing Agents Association lunch
con. SEVERN.
Chamber of Commerce.
Universal Club. luncheon, Columbia
Club.
North Side Exchange Club, luncheon,
$3.50 College avenue.
Alliance Franchise. luncheon, Sphinx
Indianapolis Republican Veterans,
luncheon, Board of Trade.
Nature Study Club members az
tended a corn roast Sunday night
on the farm of James E. Cook.
Churchman avenue and Raymond
street.
A ten-day fair will be held at
Walnut Gardens, starting Sept. 10.
The Rev. A. E. RasSman, former
indianapolis resident, will speak on
Indiana at the hlWanlS Cluo Iuncn-
con at the Claypool.
Richard X. Zimmerly, artist, will
return here today from New York
to visit his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Earl zimmerly, 1905 East Thirty
eighth street.
Joseph Carney of Anderson was
renamed president of the Knights
town Lake Property Owners Asso-
citation Sunday.
Former residents of Orange and
Crawford counties held their annual
reunion in Brookside park Sunday.
Members of the Askrcn family
held their annual reunion Sunday
in Ellenberger park.
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Race Driver Killed

BIZ JNtfF0 PrcS5
NEW HARMONY, Ind, Aug. 10
Several thousand PoSey county fair
visitors here saw Tony Pouladish,
amateur automobile race driver of
zeigler, ILL.,, killed when the car he
was driving overturned on a curve.
He suffered a broken neck and died
en- route TO hospital. 1t was the
fifth race he had ever entered.
Jimmy Dawson's machine crashed
into the overturned car, but he was
unhurt
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Chicken Thief Convicted

BIZ trlCS HDCclnE
ANDERSON, Ind, Aug. 1S.-Clif-
ford Simpson pleaded not guilty to
a charge of stealing chickens from
w. A. Tate. Judge Charles E. Smith
had a different idea after hearing
the evidence, and Simpson was
found guilty. He was fined S. and
costs and sentenced to sixty days
in Jail. His alleged companion on
the hen house raid, George Hilligoss,
entered a plea Of not guilty and his
case will be tried later.
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MIDWEST WILL
Get TELEVISION
New Chicago Daily News.
Plan on Air Aug. 27.
81 Times Special

81 Times Special
CHICAGO, Aug. 1S.-Teleyision
definitely will take its place in the
field Of radio entertainment on Aug.
81, when W9xAP. new teleyision
broadcastnig station Of the Chicago
Daily News. formally goes on the
air with program designed to feel
the pulse of television throughout
the middle west 1t will mark the
beginning of regular teleyision pro-
grams from this station.
The inaugural broadcast will pre-
sent a Libby. Mcneil g. Libby pro-
gram picked up from the Daily
News sound broadcasting station,
WNfAQ.
The program will be broadcast
from to $50, central daylight
saving time. In part, it will be a
complete explanation of teleyision.
Those participating will explain.
step by step, what is taking place
within the television laboratory for
the benefit of those listening in
through WNIAQ, but not equipped
with teleyision sets.
The audible portion of the pro-
gram, going out over WMAQ on $40
kilocycles, can be received through
out that stations reception area the
same as any other program The
television broadcast, on $500 kilo-
cycles, can be received only in sec
tons where the electric power lines
are synchronized with those in Chi
cago.
This comprises an area bounded
roughly by Minneapolis on the
north, Des Moines on the west. In
dianapolis on the south and Harris
burg pa nm the east
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Bloomington Men Find Freak and
will Give to z. U.

BIZ DUttc0 Press
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Aug. 18.-
Bloomington claims the worlds only
two-headed snake and one of the
biggest Watermelons in Indiana,
The snake was found after Rus
sell Smith and Elmer Edwards killed
a mother snake and discovered
fifty-eight small reptiles near it.
One of the small snakes had two
heads. 1t was preserved in gaso-
line. 1t will be given to the Indiana
university biology department.
A watermelon was shipped to the
Hall Electric Company by Mrs. Kate
Hall, FIT Worth, Tex, and COM
pletely fills an ordinary wash tub.
1t weighs 95 pounds.
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Hog Bites Boy

BIZ Times Special
COLUMBUS, Ind, Aug. 49,
Donald Klipsch, 10 years old, son of
Mrs. John Klipsch, east of here, was
bitten on a leg by a hog at the
county fair here. He has been vac
cinated and is taking other pre-
cautionary treatment. The child is
a member of a All club and was
in a pen with the animals during
judging. The animal ran past him
and nipped him.
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Produce Markets

Eyes Country Rum Loss Of. delityyered
II Indiansapo5s. tic: henerv quality No /
-'f Poultry Ht CBSiSSiing Pricse,-Hens. weighing
az lbs. or over; 19c: under Az lbs; lsc;
Leghorn hens. lac. sprineers, ga lbs. or
S 95fr 1sc oe Old COCKS KS sSioc JUGS
full feather fat whites SC: geese. &c
These These Pr prices are for No TOP quality
Butter WHOLESALER No. l, 4ld42c: No
Cheese Wholesale selling price pei
pound American loaf, Sic: p1mento loaf.
&c Wisconsin rstS rs ssc LonShornS' SAc
= NEW&' We Tok Ei' Aus !lon5.9giet AND
middle west spot, sII,s5au;35. Tailog-
Quiet; special to extra, 5Aq5l2c. Pc
potatoes-Easy. southern, bbls, Sl.25G $50;
Jersey. Sld2.75 basket. Dressed poultry
9us tuTkeys s 22 ass { rhic I5a u 29S
geese. l0di5c: ducks 100 &c; fowls, l5G
csc; turkeys 2oa25c: rO9 93tsr .i ise:
Whole milk. fancy to special. 246 CSC;
Young Americas, isG25c
Bv United Press
CHICAGO. Aug. IS. - Eggs = Market
26isc; frsts. asa 25l7c current receipts. 81
q &c: ordinaries. 15d lsc;, seconds: i29
i5c. Butter-Msrket steady; receipts, Ia
24s tubs; extras 3sia: extra .frsts, ga
receipts 4 cars; fowls. goa 23c; springers.
25c: Leghorns. 15c; ducks. LAG nc; geese,
i2c: turkeys l6c: BOOSTERS. l5c; broilers.
22c Cheese-TWins. l7HlTi2c: young
Americas. lsiac. Potatoes-On track, 264;
arrivals l25; shipments. 56l; market
steady: sacked Irish COOLERS. Nebraska.
i.75d1.s5 Wisconsin. Sl.s0dl.55, New Jer-
sew. 81 s0f l. IS: Kansas and Missouri. 81 IS
F175: Minnesota sacked Early Ohios 81. IS
dl.55: Idaho sacked ruSsetS, S2.65.
CINCINNATI O.. Aug. is-Buttsr-
Higher: creamery in tub lots according.
So q sec common score discounted. ga Sc;
packing stock No. l. 2sc: No. ? 22c; No.
8 l5c: butter fat. $50 4Oc. Eggs-Higher;
cases included. extra first. soc; frsts. 2sc;
seCJTds 2ic;. nearby ungrsded. acc. Live
Poultry: thin and coarse stock sells
only ct heavy discount: Fowls. lbs. and
over. zoe: lbs. and over. lac; lbs. and
over. l5c; Leghorns. 8 lbs. and over. lSc:
ROSTERS. 13c: colored tryers over lbs.
Csc: hroilers colored over 2 lbs. 22c:
broilers over Iia lbs. 22c: Il. lbs. and
over ice: Leghorns and orpington broileTs
over a lbs. 22c; Y lbs. and over. iec
broilers partly feathered. l5dise; black
springerS. lec.
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CLEVELAND Aug Hogs-Recelpts
? 500 holdovers none; mostly 2oq 3Of
Sii.i5 to mostly sll 20; 220-25o lbs. 81 !
25O-soo lbs, s1o-6o pigs quoted. $40 2S So
1880: rough sows. So. stays, s6 steady
sregnd steady. $40 $50; common to, me
dunn steers predominating; good to choice
yearlings, s1od1l: common light offerings
s625 downward in limited numbers; com
mon to good cows. s4d $50 cutter grades
s25o6a5o. Calves-Receipts 1:l00 most
" soc lower; bulk good to choice veealeTs
Sl36i3So: common to medium. s9M1f
Sheep-ReceiptS. 5000: steady; good t
choice lambs upward to rs; top $40
palmer kinds. $3.50 downward.
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REPUBLICANS ORGANIZE
First Hamilton County Meeting Of
Campaign at NobleSville.

BU Times Special
NOBLESVILLE, Ind, Aug. 10
Republicans of Hamilton county
held an organization meeting here.
the first political gathering of the
campaign. State Senator Perry
johnson, Republican county chair
man, presided.
Speakers we're Fred S. Purnell,
representative in congress from the
Ninth district; Judge McMahan OF
the Indiana appellate court; Roy
Wisehart, state superintendent of
public istruction; G. Y. Foster, a
member of the state legislature; L.
L, Shull, Sharpsville, Republican
nominee for joint senator from Tip
ton, Hamilton and Boone counties,
and E. E. Neal, Indiana internal
revenue collector
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Legal Notices
NOTICE OF SALE DE

NOTICE OF SALE OF AUTO
NoLice Is hereby given John J. Noel
roy and the pubic generally that / will
sell at public auction at 6ii North Ro-
sart avenue, Indianapolis, Ind, a GER
tain Maxwell coupe, 1924, auConlobhe:
S5bH certihcaJe OF titAe numDer A-9305554,
TO pay certain storage and repair charges
in the sum Of $500 due the under
signed. Said sale is made in accordance
tnorizing same, and will be made at 10
clock a. m. September 3D. 1890.
Dated this 18th day of August, 1890.
CARI. LIEArTIICO
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% P1T4T IsfaU Pa Aug; l8,1HogssmoBsesoo
receipts $500: market full STEADY 5 I6
80 lbs. down si0@ 1880; sows. s7.75@
SIS. Cattie-Receipts, 900; market rse t
strong to Csc higher; common 70 gooo p pes e
Sfefs Beef f' cows VS. s4S55o; ali cutters s225a
$50 medium to go9d s55 S,gbsr. C sood to
cIoice veaIers. slO6 1850: comparable
lambs steady. choice mostly s9.5O@1o;
medium and good S769.
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Funeral Directors

AT ONCE-s2. 900: Al clear realty col- A
lateral. eaSt OF north. TIMES Box B-l3o.4
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Road Bonds Proposed
BIZ Times Spcciq1

BIZ Tunes Special
ANDERSON. Ind. Aug. 49,
Madison county commissioners have
ordered notice given of determina-
ton to issue bonds to raise
funds to pay for paving the south
section of the Anderson Elwood
road. Taxpayers have thirty days
in which to demonstrate. If there
are no remonstrances the project
will be advanced to the stage of
soliciting bids. A petition for the
paving of the north section Of the
road has been approved. The en-
tire road will cost 100000
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STUDY OF TELLURIUM
More Uses Sought for White Metal
Produced at East Chicago.
~ Timcs SnecinL

81 Times Special
EAST CHICAGO, Ind, Aug 10.
The federal bureau of mines is aid
ing private research workers in ef-
forts to f1nd new uses for tellurium,
white, brittle metal resembling
anthony, of which the United
States Lead Refining Company CT
East Chicago is among the largest
producers.
Small amounts of the metal are
now used in radio crystal detectors,
in coloring glass, photography and
as part of an anti-knock compound
in gasoline.
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Water System Opposed

bU IlWfS NDtCTu1
KOUTS, Ind, Aug. 18.-The town
board here is encountering strong
opposition in its efforts to estab-
lish a water system at a cost of
$4,000, and the matter has been
subject of hearings before state tax
board representatives. Citizens op-
posing the system declare its estab-
lishment would result in burden
some taxes.
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College Employs Orator

81 Times bDectdf
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Ind, Aug.
1S.-Ray Ehrensperger, graduated
from Wabash college here in 1929,
has been chosen to head the de-
partment % speech of Doane COL
lege, Crete, Neb. In his junior year
at Wabash, Ehrensperger won the
national oratorical championship.
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Young Man Kills Self

o 2 NtJen FTf86
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Aug. ID
No motive has been found for the
suicide of Paul Storms, "a, Evans
vile, who died in a hospital here
after taking poison at South First
street residence. It is said Storms
has a wife and small daughter in
Evansville.
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Budget Cut $4,000

Bu Times Special
COLUMBUS, Ind, Aug. ia
decrease. of Z per cent, approximate
ly $4,000 in the Bartholomew
county budget for next year and a
tax rate cut of cents is proposed
by Charles Talley, county auditor,
who will submit the figures for ap-
prevail of the county council at its
regular meeting next month.
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CMld browns in River

BIZ CnfeG Press
BROWNSTOWN, Ind, Aug. 1S.-
Thelna Smith.-10, Brownstown, was
drowned while wading in White
river, near Stilwell's ferry north Of
here. The mother, Mrs. Elsie Smith,
had taken her three children for a
picnic. The daughter stepped into
a hole and the current swept her
into the stream.
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HIGHER TAX PROPOSED
Levy at Hartford City May Be
Raised TO 80 Cents.

Bu Times Special
HARTFORD CITY, Ind. Aug. ID,
"A tentative budget prepared by
the city council proposes a 13-cent
increase in the city tax rate, which
would bring it to 80 cents on each
500 valuation, providing a budget
of $51,377.43.
1t is proposed to use money de-
rived from the. increase to employ
a motorcycle police officer, estab-
lish garbage disposal system, and
carry out street work on a larger
scale.
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MISTREATMENT CHARGE
Girl Accuses Stepfsthcr of Making
Her Captive in Hedgerow.

Her Captive in Hedgerow.
81 Times Special
COLUMBUS, Ind, Aug 49, -
Charged with mistreating 15-year-
old Pearl Wheeler, his stepdaughter,
Walter Sullivan is a prisoner in the
Bartholomew county jail here in de-
fault of $1,000 bond.
The case was brought to atten-
ton of authorities by Mrs. Martha
Allen, the girls grandmother. 1t
is alleged that Sullivan forced the
girl to remain hidden in a hedge
row four weeks, during which he
brought her food and water. Then
he obtained a room for her in a
house here and visited her under
the guise of a brother.
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Deaths

James Gordon Gillaspy. ~. Ii24 Trow-
bridge pulmonary tuberculosis.
Josephine Kiefer. IS. $500 North Meri-
dian. cerebral hemorrhage.
Lamette Blanche Crsmer. 50, 1928 North
Capitol chronic nephritis.
Clark W. Bellies. IS. AIS CsrVel. uremia.
Charles H. Hesrlc. So. 81 South Rural.
chronic myocarditiS.
Cors Utiey. IS. 4sTis West Thirteenth,
acute interStitisl nephritts.
Mary E Cor. So. 54s Techumseh.
artcrtOScleroSiS
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Robbery Loot Small

BfF Z WlfTH I7T''ss
LOGANSPORT, Ind, Aug. ia
Three men and woman who COM
nlitted the fifth filling station rob-
berry in Logansport during the last
two years, got s21 from Henry
Muckenfuss, 81, an average<of s5.25
each.
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Injuries Cause Death

By Times Special
GOODLAND. Ind, Aug. 1S. -
Mrs. Nettie Mcdowell, SIS, Sidell
H., native of Parke county, Indi-
ana, is dead of injuries suffered in
an automobile accident east of here.
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BIZ United Press

CINCINNATI Aug s.-Hogs-Receipts.
1850 including $3.50 direct held over
none. active steady to CSC higher. mostly
steady: bulk better grade l70-260 lbs. Sill
G1I.25; largely SLIPS on 24o lbs down;
3eo-300 lbs. auotable. slo50d 1915: 100 TO
Receipts / 700: calves. 375; active steers.
heifers and cows strong 70 Csc higher than
FRIDAY or 50 to 75c. and in spots 81 higher
top. 81: mostly s675 down: vealers SOC
lower than Friday: good aud choice. Si0d
II: lower grades. Sc a 9 so; common and
medium steers and heifers. S5.5om 7.25:
mostly SIS and up; more desirable light
weights. s6d 9: dry fed steers and heifers.
cutters and cutter COWS. s3. 25fT4 IS Sheep
Receipts so: lambs strong to SOC higher.
supply light: sheep steady: good and
dunn grade and bn-k lambs. ss17; COM
mon throvouts. S5d6: fat ewes. S2.50u4
culls downward to 81.
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cHiCAGo. Aug. ls-cash grain close:
Whest-No. 2 red, .87?zc; No. / hard. 871s
85c. Corn-No. . mixed 99c: No. mixed.
95lac;. No. s mixed 96ta'497c No. ! yell
low, 99d, 90 &c; No. 2 yellow, .,99@99l sc:
95lc; No. yellow 97l2c; No. yellow.
961ad97c: No. 4 white .$1G1.00A; sample
grade. 92G95c. .oats.No. 2 white. $3.50.
39Ac; No. white. 371aG 3812c; No. 4
white. 356371ac. Rye-No. /, 61d63bc;
No: 2. 60hc. Barley-57G 65c. Timothy
IS. 25M So Clnver-S1n Ism 1a25
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DOzU-JOneS
Summary

LONDON-stocks Of crude rubber IN
increase OF is0 tons over preceding week.
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Aged Farmer Dies

| BIZ United Press
MT. ZION. Ind, Aug. 10. - The
body Of John Graves. "a. farmer,
was found in the yard of his home
here. Death vas due to heart
disease. 4
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Births

Bows
Glen and Opal Park. I'LL West Thirty
Clsud and Ida Reading. 2ii6 Ringgold.
Girls
George ana Mary Carter, 1909 North
Daniel and Selma Movery, 4ls South
Spcncer.
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Chicago Grain Table

BIT TtnPS NDeCt1E
CHICAGO. Aug. 1s.-Carlots Wheat, So;
corn, 22S; oats, f52; rye, 2, and barley, 10.
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New York Bank Stocks
Net Changes

I Bu United Press
NEW YORK, Aug. 16-CloSing
prices and net changes on principal
stocks traded in on the New York
Stock Exchange today were as fol-
I lows.
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Building Permits

Prank n. Milliksn. repairs. 1858 North
PennSvj fania $500.
Banner Furniture Company, new store
front, 81 South Meridian. s.. eco.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-08-18
SWINE MARKET
OPENS STRONG
At CITY YARDS
Cattle and Calves Hold at
Previous Trend; Sheep
Unchanged.
Hogs opened the weeks trade with

Hogs opened the weeks Iraoe WIN
firm undertone at the city stock
yards, prices for the most part be-
ing 10 to 25 cents up over Fridays
average. The bulk, $50 to 275
pounds, sold for s1o75 to s11. Top
price paid this morning was S11.1O.
Receipts were estimated at 5000,
holdovers were 2l5.
Cattle receipts were 200, the mar
ket holding fully steady. Vealers
we're unchanged at S11.50 down. Calf
receipts we're 300.
Sheep were steady with receipts
of 800. Lambs were selling at
$1o.25 down.
Chicago hog receipts were $4,000,
including $4,000 direct. Holdovers
we're 1000. Early trade was mostly
to shippers, the market holding
steady with Fridays average. A
few loads of good to choice $50 to
30 pound weights sold at $1,000 to
SLOTS; holding strictly choice 200
pound averages above these figures.
Small lots of lightweight packing
soWs went at 1915 to $685.. Cattle
receipts we're 14,500; sheep, 10000.