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Other Livestock
Bill United Press

By United Press -
CHICAGO. oct. Hogs Receipts; oo Il r.
higher: 900 $50 lbs $5.50@5.65: top $9;;o22i;
s70-42O lbs, S4.70@5.15; l4O-l90 lns 20 "a 20 20
6i550; pigs SAC 450; pacc6lng soWS, o S49 sna
eos. light lights l40-l60 lbs. goou any any
S SSS 'S s4s565.i5; lightweights, 1920
his GOOD and choice. S490q555; mealum
Weights 2oO-25O lbs bg9od 2 sn9 I lbs
$ $9od ana choice $525a565; packing
s soSS assoc lbs medium and good S Saa9
5;25; slaughter pigs looct3T lgs &
With few loads prime offerings strontgY;
lower grades steady to zoe Lowell io llT nsiS
for Weighty bullocks; long yearllngs, S Ssl1
ing up to s1O.25; most fat steers. $a.1SSg
so; other classes slow, but mostly steam eo6 ;
a69 his GOOD and choice $7.50@l0;25; 800
hoo lbs good and choice 81 .oOC - ~ s6 no;
0ol3oo l6s good d and oS ch0 e6oioe $ SDS
GiO 60 6O0-l300 lbs. common ana InSo o ur, i
S4G7 So; heifers. 550-850 lbs. gooo am anu
choice. S675q9.75: common ano n sa ~ ~,
S'75; common and medium So 2S@i = 20 LOW low
cutter and cutters. S2QS.25 bulls y eN Eo
iings excluded, good and cno 5c PEEL 75 SeaI
s az S'J milk fed. god and choice, S7Gs; me me
dunn, scat; Gull and 4 fonll sfsers 500.
S SoSo ibs good and choice. S5.50@7. com
mon and medium, S375 $50. Sheep-sh6eJ
eeipts is. 900: killing classes STEADY g 4g5p
70 choice n9tye and bsst raves WeeseTns. $685. to
eebinnSTs. Closely sorted natives bid. 55,5u;
feeders, s5@525 strong S oMS 96od Sh and
and samS Ss75@e CO. medium. Saba; 81
STteights commoM $350Q5; ewes so-i 10Y
lbs medium .n6 70 co Sh9tSe 75s@si So feed
weEhl smS SH 5 anF lbs. good and choice
S4756550,
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New York Liberty Bonds
MARRIAGE Licenses

Paul Kramer, 90. of $3.50 COLLEGE svenrs
salesman. and Helen Anger. %, of 4i24
Carrolton avenue. Office supervisor
John W Greenan, %. of 1914 North
Hagele. 20. OF lol4 North Alabama Street.
John B. Little. q. Washington. D. c..
Morris Parr. %. Of 1920 Manlove ave-
nue. nue. meehanic: and Virginia Smith. 20. Of
Thomas Koran Jr.. SO. of 2sl5 Central
avenue travelling auditor. and Florence D.
Harry o. Haas. IS. of 229ia Jefferson
street. garage manager. and Marjorie Marie
orie Dalton Perkins. 2s. of Bowling
Green XIV. U. S. navy. and Madge rrice'
- Of 955 Albany street.
James A. Jordan. SO. of GIG North David
son street, auto salesman and Dorothy /
Covev. IS. of sol North East street. house
keeper
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Cash Grain

Oct. g.
The bids for car lots of grain at the
call OF the Indianapolis Board Of Trade.
l.; Q; D.. shipping point. basis 41Ac New
Wheat-Firm No. red, $50 39c; No.
2 red. $40 38c; No. 2 hard. 37@38c
Corn-Flrm; No. 2 white, 30031c; NO. 3
Whlte; 29Q30c; No. 2 yellow, 2S029c; No.
s yellow. 27G28c; No. mixed. 26d27c:
No. 3 mixed. 25626c
Oats-Firm; No. white. 1701sc: No 3
Hay-Steady f. o. b. country points
taxing 2S!2c or less rates to Cincinnati
OF LOUISVILLE; No. ! timothy. S7Q750:
Inspections
Wheat--No. 4 red. l car. Total, car.
Corn tnew)-No. 2 white, 6 cars; No.
8 wnlte, 2 cars; No: yellow. 4 cars; No.
8 yellow cars; No. yellow 3 cars:
NO mixed. ! car. Total. "a cars.
Oats-No. 2 white. l car; No. white.
cars. Total 10 cars
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Births

Kurt and Hedwig Beier, st. Vincent's
Calvin and Margaret Clymer, st. Vim
cents hospital.
Burnett and Maude Joshlin, 1927 lie
Grande
Frank and Genevieve Bennett, 246 Bake
meyer.
John and Margaret Monroe, 1918 lie
Grande.
Carl and Catherine Hubbell, 2o5 North
Raymond and Stella Means, Is North
Wallace.
Girls
Alva and Cleo Gilkison, st. Vincent's
hospital.
cents hospital.
William and Hattie Cartwright. 1925
Kappes.
George and vona Monts, Christian hos
Carl and Catherine Engle. $40 North
Tacoma.
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BrightSpots
of Business
By United Press

by Onlteu FreSS
NEW YORK. Oct. Weekly steel re-
views reported prospects OF increased buSl-
ness for the final quarter OF the wear as
automobile companies are making prepara-
tons Tor new models.
NEW YORK-General Electric Company
offered shop employees a virtual guarantee
OF at least six months work.
.BALTIMORE-Co Consolidated Gas Electric
Light. and Power Company of Baltimore re-
ceived tWenty-year contract to supply the
entire determination requirements OF the
Pennsylvania Railroad from Havre De
Grace. Md. to Washington, D. G.
SAN FRANCISCO-Alaska Juneau Gold
Mining Company reported for September
profit of approxima tely $4,000 against
$l0S.600 in September. 1880.
MANCHESTER, N H--New Hampshire
Fire Insurance Company declared an extra
dividend Of 10 cents share on the $40
par stock.
MONTREAIL-Dominion stores, Ltd. re-
ported. sales for the four weeks to Sept. Is
totaled $2.043, 597. against S1.702, 300 in the
like 1880 period.
SOMERVILLE. Mass.-Sales of First Va
tional Stores. Inc. for five weeks to Sept.
26 amounted to S10.210. 402. against S10,
200. 760 in the corresponding period of 1880.
SAN -Homestake Mining
Company increased annual dividend rate
from Sc to $3.50.
PHILADELPHIA-Pe Railroad
system loadings for week ended Oct. 3
were 117.73l cars. against 115,005 cars in
the preceding week.
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Thursday: "The Oldest House
in the United States"
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SAN FRANCISCO-Alaska Juneau Gold
Mining Company reported for September
profit of approxima tely $4,000. against
$10S. 800 in September. 1880.
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Deaths

Joyce Marie Stevens, 2, Riley hospital,
diphtheria.
Agnes Mcneil, 46, SOLO winthrop, car
cinoma
Henry Norman Nichols, SO, city hos
pital, cerebral hemorrhage.
Charles Grant Hamilton, 4e. Long hos
pital, acute obstruction Of bowels.
Stephen Casey, So, city hospital, hypo-
static pneumonia.
Peter W. Hilkene, 81, city hospital,
cerebral hemorrhage.
Henry F. Minkner, "a, 23s Koehne,
pulmonary hemorrh8ge.
Lillian May Turner, 80, 1859 Holloway,
chronic myocarditiS.
Stella e Merrill. So. 1472 Roosevelt,
cerebral hen1orrhage.
Christina Harmening. 81, 1922 Kelly.
chronic nephritiS.
Charles e Delany, II, st. vincent's
hospital. uremia.
Carrie Coleman, 81, 2432 west Walnut,
carcinoma.
Infant Coontz, 4 hours. Coleman hos
pital, premature birth.
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Steel ingot output in December based
on calculations of American Iron ana No
capacity. against BIB per cent in August
and 54.56 per cent in September, 1880.
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NEW YORK-General Electric Company
offered shop employees virtual guarantee
of at least six months work.
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MONTREAI-Dominion Stores Ltd, II
ported sales for the four weeks to Sept. z
totaled $2.043. 597. against $1.702. 800 in tn
like 1880 period.
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By United Press

CHICAGO Oct 6.-Egg-Market. firm.
receipts. 3.70S cases: extra hrsts. 24iac:
firsts. 2slsc: current receipts. I862I15c:
seconds. I2617c. Butter-Maret, firm. re-
3oN 3It3c: grsts. &c q 2Sc: seconds. 24T
25i2c: standards 32iac. Poultry-Market
springers l4Gi5c: Leghorns. l2c: ducks.
i2Gi7c: geese. lie: turkeys. l7G25c: roosr-
ers lie: broilers. lbs. lac: broilers. under
lbs. lac: Leghorn broilers. 121zc. Cheese
Twins. ISL Q151zc: Young Americas. i5s{
q Ice. Potatoes-On track; 353: arrivals.
weak Wisconsin cobblers 7o675e M,n 70
nesota and North Dakota. Red River Cob
blers. T0d 75c: others. 60G65c: Idaho Rus
sets. S1156l.30: Wyoming triumphs 81 10
6i.2o; Colorado McClures. s1.o561.1o.
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MILLIONAIRE ACCUSED
BIZ United Press

By Jntted PTe8s
BEVERLY HILLS, Cal, Oct. T.
Ray H. Shuey, 38, millionaire Day
ton 90 manufacturer, was under
arrest today on a fugitive warrant
accusing him of embezzlement Of
$4,000.
Detective Lieutenant Kincaid of
Dayton said he would institute ex-
tradition proceedings today.
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CHICAGO Stocks Openinu
CBy flames T. Hamill & Col
RIIiIdinn Permits

T. R. Thomas. .mezzanine floor. 80 South
Johana Abel, addition. $500 East Thir-
tieth Sl78.
Betsy Ross. alterations and repairs. /
East Market $500.
james Hyland. double dwelling. 40 West
Fortv-sixth. $4,000.
James Hyland. garage. 40 West Forty
sT ElIis IeTel. dwelling. 27ss Caroline. 5000.
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BIZ United Press

CINCINNATI. o.. Oct. 6-Butter. steady:
creamery in tub lots. according to score.
29 Sic; common score discounted, 263c:
). i2c: butterfat. 25@5ic. EggEstead f u:
cases included: extra hrsts. 2Sc; frsts.
Csc: seconds. 21c: nearby ungraded 26c
only at heavy discount: fowls. lbs. and
over. 18lzc; lbs, and over. Ice: 3 lbs.
ana ana over, l9c; Lemons ldlS lbs ana over.
and over. 23c: IA lbs. and over. zoe: 2
lbs. and over. 16c; fryers. 3 lbs. and over.
Ice: partly feathered. 12c: Leghorn broil-
ers ID and over CSC: ~ lbs. and over.
1sc: lbs. and over. 13c: black springers.
l3c: roasting chickens. lbs. and over. 16.
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By Times Special

LOUISVILLE. oct; Eaos p soo ~.
~; az am lbs. up SS75. i3o-l75 lbs. 81 .65;
SssoS lbs down. SASS. packing sows. $500
s's5: stays. sass down, Cattle.Receipts.
WI heifers. S667 lower grades mostly,
ssaSSs "a: bulk best slaughter COWS. So asa
81: undererades sI;25qs; bulls. 81 down.
81 ~. medium. s4m5: culs. $3.50 down.
Sheen and lambs-Receipts. $50. steady
bsst lambs $3.50: buck lambs, $3.50;
ments: Cattle. 466; calves, 672; hogs.
none; sheep none.
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STOCK SHARES
STEADY AFTER
INITIAL GAINS
Profit Taking AbSoIved in
Easy Fashion; Sales
Are Heavy.
Average Stock Prices

Average of thirty industrials for Tues
day 1924. I'D 1886. Average of twenty
ras Soe 20 gp 10y so AVssTage OF twenty o1t
bonds 8518 up 19.
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Horseman Dies
BIZ Times Special

BIZ Times Special
WAwAKA, Ind, Oct. David
Tschabold, 40, widely known north
ern Indiana horseman. is dead here
at the home of his mother, Mrs.
Lydia Tschabold.
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Bu United Press

CINCINNATI, Oct .-Butter-steady;
creamery in tub lots, according to score,
packing STOCK 5tsS No. i, &c: No. 2, 1S Sc;
No. g. 12c; butterfat, 29G31c Eggs -
Steady; cases included: Extra hrsts 28c;
26c. Live poultry-Thin and coarse stock
sell only at heavy discount; fowls lbs.
and over. 19c: 4 lbs. and over. 16c: lbs.
and over. lac: Leghorns. 3 lbs. and over
12c; ROSTERS. lie; broilers. colored, l lb.
and over. 23c; 1l2 lbs. and over. zoe: lbs.
and over. Ice; fryers. 3 lbs. and over. Ice;
ID. and over. 23c; IL lbs. and over, 18c;
lbs. and over. 13c; black springers, 13c;
roasting chickens. lbs. and over. Ice.
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Bg United Press

wheatMNO. red. $Ga4sI"c; E No f hSTd:
low hard. Acc; No northern, 5034c; No
2 mixed, 4524c. Corn-No / mixed, 3654c:
No. 2 mixed. 3634c; No. mixed 3615c:
3734c: No 8 yellow. 36K 037c; No. 1 VEL
low. 36Q36lac, No. 5 yellow, 35Kc; No 6
yellow, 341ac No. white, 3734 d3834c;
BIC; No. white, 36c; sample grade. SIC
Oats-No 2 white. 211a622c; No. 3 white.
20s4 q21Nc; old, 22Ac. Rye-None Bar
-S10.50@14.25
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Net Changes

| By United Press
NEW YORK, Oct. 6.-Closing
prices and net changes on principal
stocks traded on the New York
Stock Exchange follow:
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Local Wagon Wheat

=, city grain elevators are paying CSC Tor
NO 2 red wheat and Csc for No. 2 hard
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DOW-JOneS
Summary

Simmons Company. excluding subsidiar,
les. September sales $2,360,O6S, against
$3,101 ,653 in September. 1880. NINE
months SIG, OS4, 1886, against $500, 69l
Sales including subsidiaries for September
were $3,018, 500, against So, 804, 096 IN sep
TENDER, 1880, and nine months $23,317,18f
against $31, 49,, 191.
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Bu Unitfd Press

TOLEDO, o.. Oct. 6.-Grain close: ele-
vator prices: Wheat-No 2 red. 5ORm
Size. Corn-No: yellow, 42@4Sc. oats
NO. 2 white, 25@26c; old oats premium
3Q4c. Rye-No. 2, 45c. Grain on track
28Ac rate. Wheat-No 2 red, 45045Kc;
No ! red; 1c premium. Corn-No. 2 yell
No white, 22Q2312c; No. white, 20
@22c. Rye-Old oats premium 364c.
Clover-Prime, $3.50; December, SITS:
February So. Alske-Cash, $3.50; De-
cember, $7.75 February So Butter
Creamery, 35@36c. Eggs-Current receipts.
l9Q25c. Hay-Timothy, per cwt. 81.
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Central Illinois Securities Corporation
declared the regular quarterly dividend
of S715 cents on preferred stock, pay
able Nov. 1, of record Oct. 20.
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Chicago Grain Range
WHEAT

BIZ Times Special
CHICAGO. Oct. 7.-Carlots Wheat IS.
corn. 1867 oats %; rye. o. and barley, "a
By Times Special
CHICAGO, Oct. e.-Primary receipts:
Wheat, 1,031 900, against 100000 corn,
$4,000, against 372 900, oats, 287 600.
against 35500O. Shipments-Wheat 729 E.
GOO. against 6l1,000; corn, 465, 900. against
$4,000; oats $4,000, against 269, 600.
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able Nov. 1, of record Oct. 20.
New York cables opened in London at
3.915, against 1905; Paris, checks, SO: D;
Amsterdam, 9.75; Italy, II. and Berlin II.
Borden Company declared the regular
quarterly dividend of rs cents, payable
Dec. l, Of record Nov. IA.
Steel ingot output in December based
on calculations of American Iron and
Steel Institute averaged 28.02 per cent OF
capacity, against 31.13 per cent IN august
and 54.56 per cent in September, 1880.
Car Ioadings in United States in week
ended Sept. 26, amounted to 73S,O29 cars,
a decrease of 1859 from previous week,
and 2126S4 below like 1880 week, ac-
cording to American Railway Institute.
Cluett Peabody & Co. declared the regu-
lar quarterly dividend of rs cents, payable
No. 2. of record Oct 81.
North American Light and Power de-
clared the regular quarterly dividend OF 2
per cent in common on c 9n4 on StocK'
payable Nov. 16. OF record Oct. 2O'
j. G. Penny Company sales in September
amounted to s14,576. 7OS, against $l5,9526;.
sir, 96s, 1871, against $3.50, 415.127.
Gasoline stocks declined 100000 bar
rels in week ended Oct. 8, to SO.S6S,O0O
barrels. Crude oil output in United
States during week averaged 2147,45O
barrels, off $4,000 barrels from previous
week.
American Department Stores sales in
September amounted to $555.142, against
S625, TAO in September. 1880. Eight months
SIS. 1855 against $5,5S7, 491.
+, Morrison Electrical Supply September
sales $133. 1893. against $145,928 in Sep
TENDER, 1880. Nine months $l,325.16l,
against $1,334,442
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EAST ST. LOUIS. NJ Oct; 7.-Iaosssm0c
thiS5er. tor. $3.50: a few lots UP to sS;65;
most 10000 lbs. s5.4oG5,6o;. loo-l7o lbs
S475G535; sows, largely SSsSm 4. %: S1t-
, soo. market. generally slow; bulls and
rrSSIers steady with lower undertone pre-
ts,v sales western steers steady at 81 .25eI
SIS fat mixed yearings and 6 neiteTs' Sly
M5'3S. ton medium bulls, S4.25: good and
c%h SiE 'veaiers. ss.75. sheep-Reeeipts,
1000 sTke slew few cs ssse ia paeke rs
StSdinc down for desirable lambs.
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Produce Markets

Eggs country rum Loss of delivered in
INDIANAPOLIS. TIC: henerv quality No /.
Poultry tbuying pricesJ Hens weighing
5 lbs. or over. TIC: under lbs.,, 16c: Leg;
horn hens. l3c; 1880 broilers. full
l2c: Leghorn broilers, 15c: spring chickens,
4 lbs. and over. Ice: under lbs, 16c: old
cocks. 8@9c: ducks, full feathered. &c;
geese. &C. These prices are for No. ! top
quality quoted bv Kingan & Co.
Butter (wholesalel NO. l. 33634c: No.
2 31032c.
Butterfat-33c.
Cheese wholesale selling price per
pound American loaf. 25s4c; pimento
loaf 2534c; Wisconsin frsts. 19c; Long
horns. ice: New York limberger. soc.
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DR.. C. L. Drain, associate pro-
fessor of preventive dentistry and
periodontia in Iowa state university,
will be the principal speaker at the
October dinner of the Indianapolis
Dental Society at the Lincoln Mon
day night. Members of the In
dianapolis Medical Society have
been invited to attend.
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BvUuitcd Press

CINCINNATI. O.. oct: 7.nHogsSmoRef e.
mostly Csc higher on 1870 lbs; up; h snots
% sc gbiSSer G SETTER grade 10000 lbs sass
to mostly $500 lev so9- "a l6s SSTI bs
S4 s,sSts $3.50 s4'5o cattle~Receipts, s3;25
calves calves ESQ slow, about steady; ODD lGt lois
of common and medium grads 81 stee eq ga sile q
h fsw more NJ desirable kind. s6.50@7; most
beef cows 10y S GoWe: ve sno
cu cur adv. GOOD and choice, SS.50d9 so;
ss o%er S'e grades, S. down. sheep-Receipts'
1900; lambs. weak to Csc lower; sh &c I
steady; better grade eve and ~ wea cdls
mon Isrrr't hrowouts s4G4.so; .skips, So down;
some mixed lots and buck lambs, s4'eUG
s So; fat ewes. largely $3.50 down.
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RM united Press

NEW YORK, Oct. -Potatoes-Market
steady; Long Island, 6oc@$1.75 barrel;
Idaho. S2.2502.65 sack; Maine, 81. LIS
barrel. Sweet potatoes-Market. dull and
weak jersey baskets. 40c@$1.50; southern
baskets. 25Q85c; southern barrels, 75cG
Sl.S0. Flour-,Market. firm; spring
patents, $3.9504.25. Live poultry-Mar-
ket. steady and firm; geese. 13@15c;
ducks, 1O@16c fowls, 14G22c; turkeys, 20
@2Sc; r9%0sters ligf52dG; chickens 12gi se
whole milk, fancy to special, 15h@17c;
young Americas. 16@17Ac.. Pork-Market,
steady; mess, S20.50. Lard-Market, firm;
Market, firm; special to extra. 25s @27ac.
Dressed poultry-Market, dull and weak;
broilers.. 1s@33c; fowls. 12@26c; ducks,
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The City
i'm Brief
THURSDAY EVENTS

THURSDAY EVENTS
Advertising Club, luncheon, Columbia
Club.
Indianapolis Engineering Society,
luncheon, Board of Trade.
American Business Club, luncheon,
Columbia Club.
Real Estate Board, luncheon. Washing
ton.
Sigma M, luncheon, Lincoln.
Sigma Chi. luncheon, Board of Trade.
Indiana League for the Hard of Hear
ing, IL a. M, Stokes building.
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Description of his recent trip to
the Philippines will be given by
Senator Arthur R. Robinson at the
luncheon of the Young Lawyers
Club Thursday at the Washington
hotel.
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Bank CIearingS
INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT
CHICAGO STATEMENT

Oct T
Debts '''.'''...'......... SO, 037, 600 90
'''..''.'.... 6,295, 900. 90
CHICAGO STATEMENT
Oct 2
BaIsnceS ''''''.'......... $50, 100 600 90
'''s.s......s 5000. 600 00
TREASURY STATEMENT
Oct. =
Net balance for Oct. sses
Expenditures ''''''' 'Soo5, 625, 543. 70
Customs reefs month to date SSsS d dS99 9S
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mr. WAYNE. oct. 7.-Hogs l0c 70 Csc
b,gFbc,r. " iooli2o lbs. $4 is: I2o-l4o lbs,
s44o; i4o-l5O lbs s4S5 ;o lSC III ss s4 9S9
5Ss lbs S5s5: 225-25O lbs. s5.45; 25o-9e0
us S5.Ss: SOO-sso lbs. IS ,25: rougns $50;
sfacs So so: calves. So lambs So
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Senator Arthur r. Robinson will
address the Young Lawyers Asso-
citation at its October meeting in
the Washington Thursday noon.
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Twenty ninth annual convention
of the Indiana State Nurses Asso-
citation will be at the Hotel Gary,
in Gary, Oct. Is and II.
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New York cables opened in London at
3.915, against 3.905; Paris, checks, SO: .;
Amsterdam. CTS; Italy. n. and Berlin, II.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-13

THREATENED
ON RELIEF
Oklahoma Senator Is
Prepared To Go
the Limit

WASHINGTON. FEB. l3.-lR-
Weary from the long-drawn debate
on the compromise relief agreement.
the senate faced today the deter
mination on Senator Thomas. demo-
crat. Oklahoma. to talk with .hu-
man endurance the limit
Republican leader Watson decided
70 request the senators remain In
session until a vote Is reached on
the interior department bill confer
zee report. Attached 10 this bill Is
the $40. ZOO. 900 drought loan fund
which, the administration Yesterday
assured the senate. will make pos
sible food and medicine purchases
by farmers.
Thomas speech was directed prin-
cipally against the elimination of
conference Of several appropriations
relating 70 Indians. Besides his own
remarks. he had obtained the MEM
bership's consent 20 use clerks In
reading data he wished placed in
The Record.
But neither his determination 10
90 the limit In speaking, nor the
continuing opposition to the loan
compromise Of several democrats
and republican independents caused
serious apprehension to leaders.
They were confident still that the
proposition would be approved.
After Thomas speech, some re-
marks from Senator Borah. republic
can, Idaho, were expected. Yester-
cay he said the administration
statement convinced him food pur-
chases would be possible under the
legislation. but he withheld appro-
val OF the plan. nevertheless.
IL was In response TO Borah's re-
solution that Secretary Hyde yes
terday telegraphed from Louisville
the administrators view OF the loan
funds scope. The Hyde statement
was not received with wholehearted
acclaim. One senator said it re-
sembled the Wickersham commits
sion report. another suggested 1t be
referred to Attorney General Nit
chell for Interpretation.
Hyde reaffirmed the contention
that the purpose OF the loan ) was
not for food purchases. but added 1t
was his understanding that after
the loans we're made for crop plant
ing and farm rehabilitation. there
could be nc prohibition placed on
the borrowers TO keep them from
purchasing supplies for their own
sustenance.
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speaker at the Kiwanis luncheon
wednesday ut the St0newall Jack
SON hotel.
He declared that 10 town was
better than its worst and made a
plea To- real work with the under
privileged child. This Is better,
he said, than trying Co remold char
acter later In life.
James Washburn. president oil the
Kiwanis club mt Pittsfield. Mass.
and w. g. Root. member OF the club
there, we're present and MT. wash
burn made a short talk LII which
he declared that few persons know
Of the really rapid development
which Is taking place In Texas and
the Valley. He expressed himself
MS being pleased with everything he
saw on hts short sojourn In this sec
ton.
Attendance at the divisional con-
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BY BERYL MILLER
NEA Service Writer

Superstiti0us2 MOI
Then you'll not watch your step
today because 1t is Friday the 18th
Nov. honest. viii you not feel
a ZEE bit nervous II you are the
18th guest at dinner today Of all
days....Or cross Jour fingers II a
black cat crosses your path. or
cringe when you pass beneath a
ladder?
No. 10 Is the monarch Of hoo
docs. The superstition. some peo-
pie believe. originated nc the
Last Supper attended bv 10
persons. or which Judas. the
traitor. Was the 18th. However. ID
j. pointed out that ancient Babylon
astrologers held 10 to be unlurky.
Others seek to derive the be
lief from old Morse mythology. ac-