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DOW-JOnes
Summary

come $4, iiS,75l against So, o46,611 in July,
s s5 '601, 30. ''''
Chicago Burlington & Quincy July
net operating income S1.696.42S against
S2,21S,18e in July, 1880. Seven months
net operating income, $11,912,5S5 against
S114.SS1, 4O5.
income com $2,7l7,O58 against SAB, SS7 IN
against - $50. l's4i. ~
Associated Gas & Electric twelve bonths
to July 81, net after taxes and deprecia-
ton amounted to SAG, 160,628 against
$4s, 123,17O in previous twelve months.
Public Service Electric and Gas in
twelve months to june 80. net income sal
s ssss stsi 5o5s charges IN fpevons tTs
Federal Light and Traction Company and
net profit $i,617,351 after taxes. interest.
subsidiaries. preferred dividends and de-
probation.
Southern California Edison July balance
after taxes and charges. but before de-
Saa sI al S g gsyen mohs
$10.S74.llS against $1o,9528s1.
ass S-16. against 1851. Paris, checks
1913 SO: Amsterdam. 12.o55: Italy. 92.925:
North American Car corporation quarter
ended June 30, net profit S1l5,0So a1CeI
h vdgnds and I'd IS sz cents squs sh aer on
shares of common stock, against $139,0l2,
or 81 cents share. in June quarter OF
1880. Six months net profit $24056 equal
tn Of cents a share common. against
$S47.6O4, or $1.67 share in first half OF
Federated Department Stores Inc. de-
clared an initial dividend of rs cents,
payable Oct. /, Of record Sept. Il.
st. Louis Southwestern Railway system
seven months ended July 81, net loss
$444,722 after taxes and charges, against
net loss Of S26.549 in first seven months
of 1880. July net income S11,94S, against
net loss of S61.2s1 in July 1890.
City Stores Co. quarter ended July 81.
net loss $226, 1874, against net loss of $780,
074 in preceding quarter and net profit
of $85,735 equal after class A dividend re-
quirementS to 1-cent share on 1,057, 469
shares in July quarter of previous year.
Waldorf system declared a regular
quarterly dividend of 371z cents on
Warren Pipe and Foundry Corporation
declared a regular quarterly dividend of
so cents.
Missouri Kansas and Texas Pipe Lines
in July net income amounted to $157. 1863
after taxes and charges, including adjust
ments and bond interest. against S605 269
in July, 1880. Seven months net loss
S866.947, against net income of $l.774297.
Chicago & Eastern Illinois July net
operating delft $93 704 against SIS, 500 in
July, 1880. Seven months operating deficit
$l.O45.0 93, against S525701.
Pennsylvania system Ioadings for week
ended Aug. % totaled 114.5S1 cars.
against 114.176 in previous week and
1882 In like 1880 week. Jan. L to
Aug. % lOadings 3,95O.29I cars. against
4S2O.37O in like 1880 period.
Bank of England as of Aug ~ shows
circulation 350.3l0.000 pounds against
354. 1913, 900 pounds on Aug. 20. ratio 46.1
per cent, against 45.8 per cent. and billion
134,644.00 pounds. against 134.870. 900
pounds.
Fairbanks Morse & Co. omitS quarterly
dividend OF 40 cents on common stock
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French War on Frontier
By United Press

Dy CHTItu FTes8
NANCY, France, Aug. 27.-The
second day of the aerial "war" be-
tween attackers and defenders of
the eastern French frontier was in
progress today with giant enemy"
bombers pitted against the latest
and fastest type of defense fight
ing plane.
Two hundred planes were engaged
in the maneuvers, which call for
four days and nights of continual
fighting.
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BLAST PERILS CHINESE

Oil Warehouse in Shanghai Ex-
plOdes, Endangering River Crafts.
By United Press
SHANGHAI, China, Aug. 27.-The
warehouse at the headquarters of
the Texaco Oil Company in Shang-
hal caught fire today. Burning oil
was carried down the flooded
Whangpoo river, endangering hun
dreds of houses, sampans and junks.
Huge steel drums were hurled 200
feet in the air. The smoke and
flames were visible for miles.
The fire began at p. m. was still
in progress five hours later. Dam
age was expected to exceed $3.50, 900.
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Weather conditions at 9 a. m.
southeast wind, miles an hour.
temperature, So; barometric pres
sure, 5000 at sea level; ceiling, hazy.
unlimited; visibility, 6 miles; field
good.
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LAD TRAPS MOTORISTS
Mayors Secretary's Son Gets liz
censa Numbers nj VioIafors


cense Numbers of Vi0IatOrs.
Almost every lad of or so wants
to be a policeman, but few get the
chance. The opportunity fell to
Kenneth Watson, son of Walter w.
secretary to Mayor Reginald
H. Sullivan, today.
He saw automobiles going through
barricades placed on West Maple
road, where street repair work has
been done recently, and with several
companions began jotting down Ii
cense numbers of offending motor
lists.
Then he telephoned his father
and offered his information through
the mayors secretary to Police Chief
Michael Morrissey.
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HELD IN BADGER GAME
Floyd Whitesell Charged With
Stealing Bonus Checks.

stealing Bonus Checks.
Charged with working a badger
game and stealing bonus checks
from ex-soldiers, Floyd WhiteSell,
Is, address unknown, was arrested
by Lieutenant Leo Troutman today
and held for federal authorities.
Three checks amounting to more
than $4,000 were caShed by alleged
forgery OF Whitesell and two wom-
en- companions, it is charged.
Police allege the trio Spotted"
ex-soldiers and the women associ-
ated with them on beer parties"
finally obtaining the checks.
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Nj "a LTIMORE--safeway Stores. Inc. Mac
n1aTr stores, Inc; merger has been an
proved by stockholders Of former concern.
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BIZ United Press

1900 held over 800: closed active. mostly
l5c higher; 240 lbs. and above csc higher:
pigs and light lights steady; better grade
lbs. ,ouotbale ss,25@6.s0: less desirable
mixed lots. Sc; l2o-i5o lbs. mostly s6: more
to 2sc higher R at @ sc csstlsM asay
ceipts. 300: calves. $50; steady: two loads
good to choice around i.225-Ib. steers.
choice individuals up to s975: better
grade grassers S7256e.25: common. me-
dium slow at S4.50G6.50; most beef cows
COWS, s213; bulls. s364s vealers about
steady: good and choice. s.. 5000 so: lower
grades mostly So down. Sheep-Receipts,
2200; steady: better grade eve and Wether
lambs, SB6850: common throwouts. S46
$50; some mixed lots and buck lambs sea
$50: fat ewes. S262.50.
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CHICAGO STATEMENT

Aug. 27-
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BIZ United Press

1900; fairly. active, steady to l0c higher;
desirable 17o-2l0 lbs. s6.9o97: few. S7i0:
m nsOIO rs s WsShs GsiST $50 S
grassy steers. about steady. heshy kinds,
S6.75Q'7.25; plain. offerings. $4,000.
cows draggY. barely steady: cutter grades
s1.50G275. Calves-Receipts. IS: vealers
soc higher: better lots mostly S11. Sheep
Receipts. 1000: lambs active. steady at
ss65: mixed lots. SO. rs: medium kinds and
bucks. $3.50: throwoutS. $3.50; sheep.
dull.
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By Times Special

LOUISVILLE. Aug. observation-disclosures
goo: steady; bulk medium and GOOD
SLAUGHTER steers and heifers, S5.56S7:
$500 4.50:, lower grades. sI.256S: bulls
SSG4; stocker and feeder steers and heif-
ers: 50 ,50q $50. Calves-Receipts, 800,
$50: throwouts. SIS down. Hogs-Receipts
ssooo : 15c higher; 16o-22O lbs. $685.: go
lbs. $3.50; lao lbs. down $500: packinS
sows. 81. 70fA3.70: stays. $3.50 down. SHEEP
and lambs--Receipts. 300. steady: best
light fat lambs. s465: culls. $3.50 down
Wednesdays shipments-Cattls. 116: calves.
100: hogs. none: sheep. 493.
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BuiIdinu Permits

Chris Olsen. garage. 9s5 North Campbell,
~. o. Thompson. garage. s4o3 Broadway,
Emma Craft. garage, 21I6 Park. $3.50
Garneld Park Building and Loan AsSo.
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IOLEDO-Lake Erie coal dumpines in
week enqeq Aug. "a were 1,177044 tons
Sgsllns Sc :l5S.377 tons in corresponding
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NEW YORK-Associated GAS and r,eo
[rlc system gross earnings in wear ended
July 81 were Sill, 639. 107. increase of 3
per cent over preceding fiscal year,
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$3.50 Diamond Ring stolen

Theft of diamond ring she
valued at $3.50 was reported to po-
lice today by Mrs. James Babcock,
5245 Broadway. Mrs. Babcock said
the ring was taken from her home.
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RAJ Tinted press

DV UWtUtU TTtbb
NEW YORK, Aug. 27-Potatoes-Ma
New Jersey, e5cS$l.25 basket. Sweet Pota-
toes--Market, quiet; Jersey, baskets, 50
@2,20 southern, baskets, $l.25@ 1.50;
southern, barrel, 81. Flour-Market, quiet
and firm; spring patents, $4@4.40 barrel.
Pork-,Market,, quiet; mess, 81 barrel. Lard
Market. dull; middle west spot, .072@
cial to extra. 2N@234c ID. Dressed poul-
try-Market, steady; turkeys, 25@54c;
chickens, 20@47c; broilers, 22Q40c; fowls,
12@27c; Long Island ducks, 13@18c. Live
poultry-Market, steady to Arm; geese,
l0Ql2c; ducks, 12@22c; fowls 15Q26c;
turkeys, 12@26c; roosters,. 14@15c; broil-
ers, 18027c. Cheese-Market, quiet; state
whole milk, fancy to specials, 15Q23ac;
Young America, fresh. l6A Q1694c.
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SEATTLE-Electrical sales of Pacific
Northwest Public Service Company in .TnIv
were ~, 666. lS1 XVIII, increase of is per
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|BrightSpotS
of Business

NEW YORK, Aug. 27.~oficials of
Standard Oil Company of New Jersey and
Standard Oil Company of California have
agreed that merger of two companies
would be advantageous and logical.
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The City
i'm Brief
FRIDAY EVENTS

FRIDAY EVENTS
Optimist Club luncheon. CIaVDooi
AItrusa Club. luncheon, Columbia Club
Phi Delta Theta. luncheon, Chamber
Delta Chi. luncheon, Spink-Arms.
Club. O'~
AntlerS.
indianapolis Round Table. luncheon,
Board of Trade.
Kappa Sigma, luncheon. Lincoln.
Federation of Community Civic Clubs
p. m, Chamber of Commerce.
Marion County Teachers Association,
annual meeting. Warren Central high
school.
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GAICAGo-Associated Telephone and
dd;SIfsggrapn Company has declared an extra
S oxygen OF 90 cents share on the class
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BIZ United Press

TOLEDO. Aug. 27.-Hogs-Receipts $50;
market 25c higher; heaVies, S550n585:
mediums. seG6.lo: Workers, SIS .50a6: pigs
ket. steady. CalVes-Receipfs light: mar
ket. steady. Sheep-Receipts. light; mar
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Pennsylvania system Ioadings for week
ended Aug. % totaled 114.5S1 cars,
against 114.176 in previous week and
1882 In like 1880 week. Jan. 1 to
Aug. % loadings S,95O.29I cars. against
4,S2O,S7O in like 1880 period.
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CHICAGO-Roll roofing and asphalt
nave reported heavier orders. N-'-
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Bv United Press

CHICAGO. Aug. 27.-Eggs-Market. I'M
settled: receipts. 7019 cars: extra f1rsts.
l9c: frsts; 1Sc; current receipts. LAG l6c:
receipts, 1858 tubs: extras. 27c: extra
firsts. 26@2619c; f1rSts. 23h@241ac;. Sec
Market. weak: receipts one car; fowls, 1870
2lc; springers 19@22c:. .Leghorns. 15hc;
ducks. l4@lsc; geese lie; turkeys S. 11SS@@
zoe: broilers, under 2 lbs. 10000. Leg
horn broilers. tic. Cheese-Twins. 151l q
On track. ISL: arrivals. 80; shipments
454: market. dull: Idaho Triumphs. $l.25@
SO: Wisconsin triumphs. $1.10Q1 25; Ida
no Russets. Sl65@l.75: Wisconsin Cob
hlerS S115M125.
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STOCK MARKET
UNEVENLY OFF
IN DULL TRADE
Declines of Fractions to a
Point Registered by
List.
Average Stock Prices

Average of thirty industrials for wednes-
DAY was 239.e5 I'D 3.2s. Average Of twenty
Iaiis was 68l6, up 81. Average OF twenty
forty bonds was % SD. up OF.
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By United Press

EAST. ST. LOUIS, Aug. 27.-HoesLRe-
ceipts, 5000; market. opened ioGi5ee 'M high
ee5: later trade slow; top, $6.55; most To-
s ss2 !0I issSSIIS@ s fey 24o25o lbs
S495. Cattle-Receipts, 5000; calves re-
ceiptS, 1000; market, native and western
steers and fat mixed yearlings and heif-
erS' SLOW; cows strong; no early outlet
for bulls; yealers,. soc higher at se.75
Sheep-Receipts, 1900; market opened
strong to Csc higher to city butchers:
Cnolce lambs, $7.7508; asking higher for
others. Packers talking Steady or around
SI.25 for desirable lambs
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Net Changes
Rn Hnited Press

Ru United Press
NEW YORK, Aug. 26.-Closing
prices and net changes on principal
stocks traded today on the New
York Stock Exchange follow:
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New York Curb Market
CBv Thomson & McKinnon)
Local Wagon Wheat
NEW YORK COFFEE RANGE

CITY grain elevators are paying sec for
No. 2 red wheat and 35c for No. hard
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Sixty members of the Indiana
Building Congress Wednesday were
guests of Ulen & Co., engineering
firm, at the Ulen Country Club,
Lebanon.
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st. Louis Southwestern Railway system
seven months ended July 81, net loss
$444,7 22 after taxes and charges, against
net loss Of $26.549 in first seven months
of 1880. July net income $11,94S, against
net loss Of S61. 291 in July 1890.
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Annual picnic of Indianapolis
council, No. 4, Order of United
Commercial Travellers of America
will be held Saturday afternoon at
at Northern Beach.
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BIZ United Press

CINCINNATI. Ohio. Aug. 27.-Butter.
score score. 25SS7c: common score discounted,
3 l9e No D?cki99 S Hfs No. &c. E ESs
Steady: cases. included extra f1rsts. 21c;
firsts. Ice: seconds. 15c: nearby ungraded.
sell only at heavy discount: fowls, lbs.
and over. 2ic; 4 lbs. and over. 1sc:, lbs.
&c: rcosters. lie: broilers. .colored. Id.
and over. Ice: IA lbs. and over. 19c; 2
lbs. and over. zoe; fryers, 8 lbs, and over.
Doc. partlv feathered, 15c: Leghorn broil-
eTs i lb. and over, 19c: Ia lbs. and
over. 19c; 2 lbs. and over. l9c; black
sprinperS. l5c.
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FIT. WAYNE. Aug. 27.-Hogs Sc to zoe
higher; 100-l4O lbs. s5T5; l40-I60 lbs. SIS:
l60-ls0 lbs, $3.50; ls0-2lo lbs. Sc 30; 200
lbs $500; 275-300 lbs. Sc; 300-550 lbs,
S5.S5; .roughs. S4.25: stays, s275; calves.
$3.50: lambs, 81.
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Domestic utilities users commit
tee Of south side civic leagues will
meet at Friday night at the
Fountain Square headquarters, j.
Ed Burke, central committee chair
man, announces today.
Congressman Louis Ludlow will
speak on 1.-THE Spirit of the Mas
ter" at the Methodist Episcopal
church at Bridgeport Sunday night
at 7:30. He will be introduced by
the Rev. John Walton. Musical Sc
lections will be presented by the
Huffman orchestra of Bridgeport.
"GOod Government" will be the
subject of an address by Attorney
General James M. Ogden at the an
nual picnic of the Central w. @.
T. U. to be held Friday at Garfield
park.
Juvenile Judge John F. Geckler
will be the principal speaker before
a meeting of the East Side Colored
Democrat Social Club and the West
indianapolis Colored Democrat So
cial Club at Friday night at 1407
KappeS street.
Three indianapolis delegates will
be among $50 at the tenth annual
convention of the Macedonian po-
litical organizations at Gary Sept. 6.
They are Sterio Nicoloff, Lazo Stay
chef and Mrs. Anka Tacheff.
Harry F. Dietz Of Indianapolis
will be among the graduates of the
summer school at Ohio State uni
versity at Columbus, o. He will re-
ceive a degree as doctor of phi
losophy.
Annual outing of archers from
Indiana, Ohio and Michigan will be
held Sept. z at the Bronson Country
Club, Bronson, Mich.
DIR. Alfred Henry, head of the
board of governors of the Sunnyside
tuberculosis sanatorium, will speak
before members of the Exchange
Club Friday noon at the Lincoln
on tuberculosis, What 1t Is, and
How Medical Science Combats It."
Killing of twenty eight-inch al
ligator near Broad Ripple park was
reported today by Al Chamberlin,
6277 College avenue.
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Missouri, Kansas and Texas Pipe Lines
after taxes and charges. including adjust
ments and bond interest. against $S05; 1853
sssss4 against 9 net INCOME s Of sp III s
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Rnnnited Press

By United Press
. CLEVELAND, Aug 27.-Butter extras.
sic: standards, ale; market. easy, Eggs
Extras, 24lac; firsts, 1Sc;, ordinary firsts,
22G23c: medium 32c; Leqhorh. Istt-
heavy broilers, 22925c; light broilers. ITO
21c; ducks, .12M1ec; ola cocks. l2@l4c;
market steady Potatoes-West Virginia
Cobblers 100 lbs sl.456l1. so; New Jersey
CoRhIers IsN r S21562.25; Ohio
Cohblers 100 lbs S1S5
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WLW (7OO) Cincinnati
THURSDAY

THURSDAY
PM.
4:15--Wildeson's Wildcats.
4:30-Old Man Sunshine.
4:45-Lowcll Thomas (NBC).
5:00-AmoS a Andy (NBCl.
5:15-JesterS (NBCl.
5:30-Dr. Glenn Adams. dog talk.
6:00-BaSeball scores.
6:05-The Chatter.
6:15-Rin-Tin-Tin Thriller (NBC).
6:39-Harry UillseY's orchestra.
6:45--SisterS 81 the Skillet (NBCl
7:0J-Josef ChernavskY'S orchestra.
7:30-Castilian Nights.
8:00-AuStin Wiley's orchestra.
8:30-Clara. Lu and EN- (NBC1.
S:45-VarSitY Four.
9:00-Henry Thies' orchestra.
9:30-Varsety.
9:45-BuO Newhall.
9:58-Weather
10:O0-Great Composers.
l0:3Q--Moon River.
II :OO-Josef Chernaivsky's orchestra.
II :30-Casa Iona orchestra.
12:00-Midnig ht--Sign on.
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Chicago & Eastern Illinois July net
operating delft 500. 704 against SIS, 529 in
July, 1880. Seven months operating deficit
$l.O45. 093. against S525.701.
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Bank of England as of Aug. ~ shows
s54 i2s 900 pounds on Aug u 5S ratio Sa1 a.
per cent, against 45.8 per cent. and billion
1874 100 pounds. against 134.870 900
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North American Car Corporation quarter
ended June. 80. net profit s115.S38 after
charges and taxes equal after preferred
shares of common stock, against $139,0l2.
or 81 cents a share. in June quarter OF
1890 Six months net profit S240, $50 equal
to 90 cents share on common, against
$347, 604, or $1.67 share in first half OF
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New York cables opened in London at
AS 3-16. against Assn: Paris. checks
1913 SO: Amsterdam. 12.055: Italy. 92925:
Berlin. 20.50.
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Bank CIearingS
INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT

INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT
Aug. Or
NlehIlIRS '|1 ~ ~
OcDllb FsoA0sNVo'OV
CHICAGO STATEMENT
Aug. 81
OlehrlnBS .......--... @f1,OOVO SOo' ~
Balances observation-disclosures D iOV,VOV'OO
TREASURY STATEMENT
Aug. 1T
Net balance for Aug .sl54 5ol 9 gdd 20 "
customs reefs. mo. to date. 30,86s 1852
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Chicago Grain Range

BIZ Times Special
CHICAGO. Aug. 27.-carlots: Wheat
~: corn. so: oats. 81: rye. I. and bar
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City Stores Co. quarter ended July 81,
net loss $226,194 against net loss of $780,
074 in preceding quarter and net profit
of $85, 735 equal after class A dividend re-
quirementS to 1-cent a share on 1857, 469
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Pennsylvania system net operating in
come $4,113,751 against $9,046,611 in July,
1880. Seven months, $26,75S,09s against
S55. 681 21O,
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Southern California Edison July balance
after taxes and charges, but t be before de- e+
81, 237,96I in July. 1880. Seven months
$l0,374118 against $10.952,8S1.
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Chicago Burlington & Quincy July
net operating income S1.696,42S against
S2,21S,18e in July, 1880. Seven months
net operating income, $11,912,5 S5 against
S11488I .405.
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income $2,717,O58 against $4,481,337 in
July, 1880. Seven months, 19,490,275
against S36. Sal.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-24
-
KIN
dies In VALLEY
tBy Staff Correspondent

SAN BENITO, July 24.-Thomas
Oscar Crockett. great-grandson OF
David Crockett. famous Texas
f-ontierman. suddenly dropped dead
at his farm home near Los Fresnos
Thursday evening.
Funeral services have been tenta-
lively set for $3.50 d. m. Saturday
from the Thompson chapel in San
Benito.
Crockett. who has resided in the
Valley since 1915. coming here from
Bay City. Is survived BY -four
brothers and two sisters. The
brothers ali reside in the Valley and
are contested with irrigation prof.
ects. The surviving brothers are
Henry. engineer OF the san Benito
pumping plant: Edward. assistant
engineer Of the same plant: Bob,
With the Villanueva pumping plant
OF the Los Fresnos district. and
Ben, with the La Feria pumping
plant.
The surviving sisters are Mrs. N
Z. Kent OF Bay City and Mrs. Il
q. Rowland. OF Phoenix. A-iz.
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MAN IS HELD
ON DRY CHARGE
Officers Claim Liquor Was
Found I'm Brownsville
Mans Auto

"A prominent Brownsville man
was being held here Friday by GUS
toms officers following a seizure Of
liquor near the Country club Thurs
day night.
Mounted Customs Inspectors ROY
ana James Collins and Deputy U. S
Marshal Harold Jefferds who stop
ped the car. claim they found 90
quarts Of liquor In q ear compa-t-
ment.
The man was quizzed Thursday
night and Friday morning by the
arresting officers and Customs Agent
Walter L. Ryman.
No charges have been filed as y
S. Commissioner r. X. Goodrich Il
In Houston. Charges will be filed
when the commissioner returns,
likely Saturday. Ryman states.
The man held Is we'll known In
Cameron and Willacy counties.