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Homer Standing

BY the Associated Press.
Home runs Wilson, Cubs;
Hcrnsby, Cubs; Hurst, Phillies; Hafey,
Cardinals.
The leaders-Klein, Phillies, IT; Foxx,
Athletics, 13; Ruth, Yankees, IL; Arlett,
Phillies, II; Gehrig, Yankees, II; Sim
mons, Athletics, g.; Aver1ll, Indians, g..
League totals-American. 196: Ma.
tionals, 1872. Total, 3aS.
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TIGERS WIN EXHIBITION.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, June 19 up.
The Detroit Tigers defeated the
Grand Rapids Ramonas, 8 to Z, in an
exhibition game yesterday.
Detroit 1000 1910 60 10 2
Ramonas 30 0 o 0 o / 2 8 II 16 4
Sullivan, Harris, Koenig and Grabow-
ski and Hayworth; Seguin and Sui
Ivan.
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SOX REGAIN REYNOLDS
outfielder Back on Job After Month
on Injured List.

CHICAGO, June 19 (R.-Carl Rey-
nolds was to return to the White Sox
outfleld today, facing the world-cham-
pion Athletics In a series opener.
Reynolds has been out of the lineup
for nearly four weeks. due to a severe
muscle bruise. Ted Lyons is expected to
return next week, but Smead Jolley,
who has a Clipped ankle bone, is not
expected to resume his outfield post for
two more weeks.
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SPECIAL DELIVERY AHEAD.

Special Delivery tossers took the
measure of G. P. o.. yesterday, to !.
in the Colored Departmental Base Ball
League. McKinnon, winning pitcher,
yielded only six hits. Budd's two
homers helped the winners.
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HYATTSVILLE NINE READY
PETER Will Face Chestertown in
State Title Tilt Tomorrow.

State Title Tilt Tomorrow.
HYATTSVILLE Md, June 1e.-
Hyattsville High Schools base ball
team will leave tomorrow morning IN
automobiles for Elkton. where it will
engage Chestertown High School for
the State championship at o'clock
Prof. K. j. Morris, principal, and
several other members of the faculty,
along with a delegation Of students,
will accompany the team.
Francis PETER. crack southpaw
pitcher, who has hurled Hyattsville to
victory in it's four series games to
date, will hurl.
Hyattsville players have just re-
ceived Playground Athletic League
medals for winning the Prince Georges
County championship.
Hyattsville Southern Methodist Is
without a game for tomorrow in Ma
gruder Park here. Call Ardley Hart,
Hyattsville 81-J, after $50 pm.
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CLASH AT BLADENsBURG.

BIADENSBURG, Md, June 19.-
Bladensburg A. c. nine has booked the
freshmen Ice Co. for a game here
Sunday at o'clock. Bladensburg de-
feated, the Fleshmen tossers last Sun
day, IL to 8.
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WILL GRAPPLE TONIGHT

iGordon and Adams Meet in Feature
of Casino Card.
Roughhouse Gordon and George
Adams will again head the wrestling
card at the Murray Casino tonight
They met last week in a match with
Gordon winning after hard struggle
Another feature will be the Brown
Kiatto affair.
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HARVARD, ARMY IN FINAL

Crimson Beats Penn Military Four
to Reach Title Round.
ROCKAWAY HUNT CLUB, WOOD
MERE, N. Y, June 19 (P.-Harvard's
polo team reached the title round of
the intercollegiate handicap tourna-
ment by overwhelming Pennsylvania
Military College, to 8.
The victory qualified the Crimson to
meet Army in the tournament final.
Evening star., 1931-06-19
CANOE SAILING CARDED.

A free-for-all canoe sailing race will
be staged by the Sailing Club Of Wash
ington Sunday morning, starting at
10 o'clock from the Washington Canoe
Club,
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Sandlot Ball
GAMES SCHEDULED.

League.
Today.
Departmental-Agriculture VS.. Com
merce.
Tomorrow.
Capital City League, Insect Section
Wonder Boys VS.. knights Of Colum-
bus, North Elipse, o'clock.
Lionels VS.. Washington Orioles, West
Ellipse, ! o'clock.
swann's shop vs.. Georgetown A. c.,
North E1lipSe, IL am.
Independent.
Today.
Acme Printers VS.. Lionel Seniors
Monument diamond No. 4. S o'clock.
Tomorrow.
Olmsted Grill VS.. Anacostia Eagles
st. EliZabeth's Hospital diamond, 4
o'clock.
Berwyn-Dixie Pigs VS.. Tile and
Marble Settlers, Berwyn, 3 o'clock.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
League.
DepartmentaED. G. Repair Shop
II; ;.o5arpr,ent G.; ?; O., 4. Nava, hospital. -
NAVY 1dI0s H
Georgetown Church - Edbrooke, s.
West Washington, 4.
Industrial-Const 13; r. r
Y. M. G. A., /.
Independent.
Acme Printing Co. Peewees, IA; Sen
ators, 0.
Swann's Shop, 6: Nationals, 8.
Hillcrest, s; Jack Hayes, S.
Heights, 8.
Hawk Midgets, IS; Fairlawns, !.
Nehi MidgetS, 8; Potomac Electric
MidgetS, 8.
CHALLENGES.
Holy Rosary Seniors, Sunday game
Call Atlantic 2437-J after pm.
Bethesda A. c., Sunday game. Brad
ley 80 between $50 and z pm.
Orion Insects, Burroughs Insects es-
pecially challenged. Metropolitan 6682
TiValiVTHitod nf1T0S1a .
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GAMES TODAY.

Wash. at Cleveland.
Phila. at Chicago.
New York at st. i,
Boston at Detroit.
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GAMES TOMORROW.

Wash. at Cleveland.
Phila. at Cl@gago.
New York ct st. !.
Boston ct Detroit.
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injury TO EITHER
MIGHT RUIN MACKS
Half of Champs Victories
Accounted for by Pair
of Mound Aces.
BY JOHN B. KELLER.

- LEVELAND, June 19.-Just
a two-club affair from now
~ on, this struggle for the
American League pennant,
Evening star., 1931-06-19

- ABBY STREETS st. Louis
4 Cardinals have developed
~ an extraordinary faculty
for winning hall games
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DOW-JOneS
Summary

safeway Stores Corporation April sales esss
amounted to sl7.95l.a05 against slS ~: slo- w
in April. 1880 Four months sos, ooi'tlI'
against S72.430.
Net assets Of Continental Chicago
Corporation as OF April 80. 1891. after de-
Sucf4nz the market depreciation. amounted
70 $50 SO a share on outstanding conVeru-
bic preferred stock and SS,l6 q common
share after decucting preferred STOCK at
auction iaao Of % 8rsIerred stock at its iquidat
ii it value Of ss5s a share for the
common stock.
New York cables opened at 4.S6 1892,
against 1861: Paris. checks 124.42; Am
sterdam, 1906; Italy. 92.9O5; Berlin,
2O.i25.
es M5 s2Tss I Us AD EBr sai9 lsa: S pSS
months s25503,35s, against $2s.74S.l55.
Daniel Reyes Inc April sales Sa2lo
months Sl203A.3T2, against sl2.936, 46l.
Lane BRYANT Inc. April sales s1.es1.s58
against 81. 659. Isl in ADTIl 1880 -Four
months s5,9l4,71l. against s5,2s5, 494.
quarter net loss amounted to 1896. 376
after taxes and charges, against net loss
Of sS7,554 year ago.
Newport Company and subsidiaries first
quarter net Al cents share on 52l 600
common shares, against 81 cents a share
on 485, 705 shares a year ago. Declared
regular quarterly dividends Of 25 cents
on common and rs cents on class "a
common stock. both payable June 1, OF
record May %.
Watt & Bond Inc. declared a regular
quarterly dividend OF so cents a share on
class "a" stock, payable June 1, of
record May IS.
Lone Star Gas Corporation four months
s. ll4,827, against $s57I,477 year ago.
Panhandle Producing & Refining. CO.
subsidiaries first quarter net loss s125557.
after taxes and charges. Year ago earned
$37,225, equal to s1e6 preferred share.
Exchange Buffet Corporation April sales
S490,966, against $58t.505 in 1880. Twelve
months $5,953. 294, against $6,653,586.
Apf n sss go 4 SE' asan sgosianE 5
against s10.878 814. Including subsidiaries;
Simmons nm ms COMPANY in april. 1891 sales
months $1o,754.5 82. against SIS. 687 924
Patino Mines and Enterprises Consoli-
date. Inc. quarter ended March 81, net
loss S163.61 after depreciation. depletion
and other charges against net prodt $780,
596, or II cents a share on 1880, 316 shares
in first quarter Of 1880.
Chicago Great Western Railway will
show net income after charges and taxes
for April about equal to the net of S49,-
rs reported like month year ago. April
gross likely win be about Is per cent
below the s1,91O.4l1 reported year
ago.
Universal Pictures Company and sub
salaries quarter ended Jan. 81 net profit
S1045,336 after all charges.
April sales of Grigsbv Crunow Company
amounted to $4,000 1872. Production on
new automobile radio set will begin this
month.
Pere Marquette April loadings 5O559
cars, against 46545 in March and 61370
in April. 1880
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CINCINNATI, O., May 8.-HogARe-
ceipos, 2,e00; heldover. $50; opened moder-
SLOW; some heavy hogs Csc CT more lower;
better grade 100 to go lbs. largely 81 so;
230 to around $50 lbs. S70735; ESQ to
81; sows weak at $5.25Q5.50. Cattle~Re-
ceipts, $50; calves. 230; Slow: heifers weak
to 25c lower; other classes generally
steady odd lots common and medium
steers ana heifers, s5.75Q7; some more
desirable kind S7.50Q7.90; most beef cows
S4.!5q $50; low cutters and cutters. So .25m
4.50; bulls SIS down; few early sales OF
yealers steady later trade mostly soc
lower; good and choice, s7.5o@8: a few
choice lots early. $3.50; lower grades 81
steady to weak; good to choice true;
lambs mostly -$l,2G0; choice train Offer
lngS considerable salabie at $3.50; con-
down. 20
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MRS. FRANCES E. SrcBANE

This great medicine is not a cure
all; there is no such thing. But
read with profit the experience of
Mrs. Frances E. NIcBane, GOA East
Market street, Indianapolis. Mrs.
McBane says:
Il suffered with my stomach for
twelve years. l had poor appetite
and bloated severely after the highest
meals. Heart palpitation aud short
ness Of breath were common Ny Kid
neys weakened and night risings were
necessary. Back pains were severe and
many days / could not walk. My liver
was sluggish and headaches and dizzy
spells followed. Constipation worried
me. I began taking Koniola about a
year ago and it built me up WONDERFUL
~. My stomach began TO work normal
ly and that seemed TO correct the weak
ness in my liver, kidneys and bowels
Ny nerves were strengthened and 4
began to sleep well st night Not
enough can be said in praise Of the
merit of KonjOla.'
The hles of konjola are filed with
Just such enthusiastic statements De-
mand KonJ0la and get IL: don't be
switched TO a substitute.
kontola is sold in Indianapolis at
the Hook Dependable Drug Store. H.
Jinois and Washington streets.-Adver
tisement.
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PUBLISHER TALKS AT
ADVERTISERS SESSION
McGraw-Hill Head Urges Business
to Plan IntelIigentIy.

Intelligent planning o nthe part
Of business and industry can pre-
vent disastrous economic depres-
Sions in the opinion of Earl White
horne, assistant vice-president of
the McGrawMin Publishing Com
pany.
Whitehorne outlined the Nc
Graw-Hill platform for sterilization
Of industry in addressing a Joint
meeting of the marketing commits
sion and the Advertising Club at
the Chamber Of Commerce Thurs
day.
Unless business sets up its own
controls through self rule, the gov
eminent will be obliged to step in
and the result will be socialistic
legislation, he said.
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!. M. SATTER RITES
TO BE HELD TODAY
U. S. Army Captain in World War
Dead After Heat Illness.

Last rites will be held at 8 this
afternoon for John NJ. Satter, 81, of
1861 Graceland avenue, cable fore
man for the Indiana Bell Telephone
Company, and formerly a captain in
the United States army.
Death was due to a heat prostra-
ton suffered last summer. A short
time ago he was compelled. to go to
city hospital, where he died Wednes-
day.
Mr.. Satter served in the army in
the Philippines and later in Mexico
against Panchos Villa. At the be-
ginning of the World war he was a
sergeant major, and was promoted
to lieutenancy and later achieved
a captains rank.
Several years ago he was awarded
a medal for saving the life of a
man who suffered electric shock.
Survivors are the widow and a son.
John Satter Jr., Is. Burial will be
in Dayton, o.
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MARRIAGE Licenses

Morris Scott. SO. of 1904 Lockwood street.
upholsterer. and Clara Ends. "a, of 1904
Lockwood street, brushmaker.
Glenn E. Duttenhayer. 81. Of 1926 North
Delaware street. bank teller. and Isabel
MaTgaret Wilkinson; %. Marott hotel.
Pine street. interior decorator. and Edith
LaFary. 49,. of 305 East Raymond street,
factory worker.
street. vVulcanizer. and Lilly Feltner %,
Of $50 Eugene street. comptometer oper-
Alfred Mueller. %. Of 222t North Talbot
avenue, assistant superintendent, Lilly
Varnish COMPANY. and Lois Ohm, 90 OF
2020 Central avenue.
Robert NJ willard, 81. Rushville. power
company worker. and Thelma K. Floyd, 90.
Indianapolis. housekeeping.
Raymond ]. Mcdonald, IS. of 5048 Man
love street, decorator. and Myrtle NJ.
hugheY. l8. r. r. Is. Box 1886.
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HALSTEAD TAKEN ILL

Sudden illness of patrolman Earl
CBattling) Halstead, "the flying cop, /"
in North Keystone avenue filing
station today sent police emergency
squads to his aid. He had suffered
an attack Of indigestion, and after
treatment drove to his home, Is
Whittier Place.
Halstead is on the night shift and
Thursday, night was assigned to the
circus grounds. Southeastern and
Keystone avenues.
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Columbus Man Dies

. = tHIe8 speci1k
COLUMBUS, Ind, May s.-Wes-
ley Weaver is dead at his home here
He was member of the Catholic
churcn. He leaves three sons, John
and Samuel Weaver, this city, and
James Weaver, of Seymour; a
daughter, Miss Bessie Weaver, this
city; two brothers and a foster sis
ter, Jack and Samuel Weaver and
Mrs. Mollie Stillabower, Edinburg.
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COUNTY MAY
Get HOSPITAL
Trustees Offer Institution at
Bedford.
BIZ Times Special

BEDFORD, Ind, May 8.-Law-
renee county commissioners are con-
sidering an offer by the trustees of
the Dunn Memorial hospital to &C
cept deed for it and operate it
as a county institution.
Trustees informed the county off,
Gals that all provisions of the
Moses PelI Dunn will creating the
hospital, have been compiled with
in connection with the projected
change.
The county now levies a 2-cent
tax to aid in maintaining the insti-
tuition. If the change is made,
county commissioners and eight
other men, the latter to be appoint
ed by the judge of Lawrence cir
cult court, would comprise the
board.
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AIR ARMADA INVITED
South Bend Hopes to See Army
Planes in Maneuvers Nav II.

SOUTH BEND, Ind, May 8.-Ef-
forts are being made to induce army
officials to send part Of an air ar
mazda which will engage in maneu-
vers at Dayton, o., over South Bend
on May II.
Representative Samuel B. Petten-
gill Of the Thirteenth district and
Chamber of Commerce officials have
interceded with. F. Trubee Dawson.
assistant secretary of war, request
Ing him to reroute squadrons which
will demonstrate the latest army air
tactics over Chicago May Is.
The planes will assemble at Day.
ton May IS. From there certain
squadrons will be sent to Chicago.
others going to eastern points.
1t is hoped Dawson will permit a
slight deviation in the course of the
planes to permit them to pass over
South Bend on the return fight to
Dayton from Chicago.
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Other Livestock

EAST BUFFALO. May s.-Hogs-On sale.
1900; market, active; weights below 200
lbs; 1oa15c lower; heavier kinds strong
SITS; 225-250 lbs $3.50: 250-265 lbs.
$40. Cattle-Receipts 275; calves. POS;
market. slow, heifers weak to 25e lower.
common and medium steers and heifers
s5.7517; some more desirable kinds. $3.50
Q7.90; most beef cows. sz.75I5 so; low
down; few early sales OF vealers steady:
later trade mostly soc lower: good and
eao zee sL:SU9S; a rev caolce lots early
Receipts. 400; spring lambs barely steady
to weak; good TO choice truck lambs
mostly sl2: choice train Offering consid-
cradle salable at $780, common and ne
dunn So II. old ewes So dnMn
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RAILROAD VALUATIONS
OFF 100000 FOR YEAR
Property Worth of Four Systems
Cut by Tax Board.

Reduction of $78G6,84O in as
sessed valuations OF four railroad
properties was made by the state
tax board today.
Valuation of the New York, Chi
cago and st. Louis Nickel Plato
was set by the board at $37,842 800,
a $3095,200 cut. Reduction of
S3,380110 was made on the Monon,
the 1881 figure being $29,9O8,21O.
Chicago q Erie was valued at
$17765,572, a $1,278,910 cut under
the 1880 figure. Lake Erie q
Western received a $142,620 reduc-
ton, the new assessed valuation
being $8,628,43O.
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COUNTY AGENT RULING
Education Board Declared Without
appointment Authority.
By United Press

y 4
FRANKLIN, Ind. May 8.-The
power OF county board Of educa-
ton does not include the right to
appoint county agent nor fix his
salary, according to P. H. Dawson,
Clinton county attorney.
The board last week attempted to
reappoint v. j. Mann county agent,
and reduce his salary.
Dawson said the county agent
could be appointed only by Pur-
due university officials and his SAL
airy determined only by the county
council. The education board may
approve the appointment, but
neither it nor the council may
abolish the Office, Dawson held.
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WARN ON ASSESSMENT
Delinquency Notice Given Property
Owners in Street Paving.

4
Owners in Street Paving.
Notices have been sent to 1O2
property owners who are delinquent
in payments on assessments for
widening Sixteenth street from Del
aware street to Northwestern ave-
nue. by the city legal department,
warning them suits will be filed if
not paid within thirty days.
The assessment extends from
Fourteenth street to Eighteenth
street, between Delaware street and
Northwestern avenue. Six per cent
interest must be paid by delinquents
from Nov. /, 1929, when payment
was due. In addition they must pay
treasurer's costs.
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Banks CIearingS
INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT.
CHICAGO STATEMENT

"a l1llsS ..'''............. S2,e65 900 0C
DIS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5,710, 900 90
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The City
in Brief

SATURDAY EVENTS
Beta Theta ri, luncheon, Board Of
Trade.
Junior Horse SHOW, Arlington Riding
Stables, D. M
Students of the Indiana law
school organized a debating society.
the DiSsenters, at meeting Thurs
day night. Glenn Funk was named
temporary chairman. Officers will
be elected May q.
Annual banquet of the PhiIa-
-Philomusea to celebrate the
silver anniversary of the Philomusea
Literary Society Of Indiana will be
held at 8 tonight in the SEVERN.
DR.. I. J. Good, president Of Indi-
ana Central, will talk.
A dinner Saturday night at the
Spink-Arms will be the final meet
ing Of the year of the Spanish Club.
Robert E. Powell is the newly cleo
ted president of the club. Other
officers are: Col. A. j. Dougherty,
vice-president;, Miss Ina May
Lewis, secretary; Mrs. Louis P.
George, treasurer.
McGuffeyites will reproduce the
comic elements Of an old debating
society, or lyceum, at 1870 Satur-
day afternoon in Cropsey auditor
ium of the public library. w. A.
Mason is chairman of the meeting.
Quarterly meeting of the Old
Time Printers Association viii be
held Sunday at 2:3O p. m. at Typo
graphical Terrace, Twenty-eighth
and Meridian streets.
Philip Oman, Is, son of DR.. G..
Bromley Oman, president of De
PAW university, is recovering today
at the Methodist hospital from an
appendicitis operation. The opera
ton was performed Tuesday.
Semi-annuaI meeting of the In
dianapolis Boy Scout council will
be held June 6 at the country es-
tate of Earl Kiger, member of the
executive board
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BIZ United Press

Mt, FIT WAYNE 4! Me-. md May 8.H9as =
100 lbs. .$6.75; 160-18O los, ST. 10000
lbs; $40; 200-220 lbs, 81; 220-24O lbs,
$6;85; 24Q-26O lbs, S6.75; 2G0260 BIS, So SIS;
10000 lbs. S6.A5; 309-350 lbs, $685.
roughs, S5.25; stays. $3.50; calves. ST.
wooded lambs. So; clipped lambs. SO: spring
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CAPTAIN DOLLAR is ILL
Shipping Chief Stricken Suddenly;
Doctors in Consultation.
By United Press
RAFAEL, o.

RAFAEL, Cal, May 8.-Captain
Robert Dollar, shipping magnate
and inspiration for the "Cappy
Kicks" OF fiction, was seriously ill
today at his home.
DR.. Rafael G. Duflcy said Cap
tain Dollars temperature was 104.
Several other physicians were called
for a consultation.
The illness Of Captain Dollar. who
is 65 years old, developed suddenly
and its nature was not disclosed.
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Anderson Wife Sues

By Times Special
ANDERSON, Ind, May 8.-Tired
OF working in factories for money
to maintain the household while
her husband spent his money alleg-
edly for liquor. Mrs. Harry Mitchell
has filed suit for divorce inSuperior
court. The couple was married in
1928.
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SWINE MARKET
SELLS OFF ON
WEAK SUPPORT
Decline of 10 to IS Cents
Registered at City
StOCkyaTdS.
HOGS

Hogs showed further weakness at
the city yards this morning, prices
declining 10 to IS cents generally.
The bulk, 100 to 800 pounds, sold
for $500 to $3.50, early top holding
at $3.50. Receipts were estimated
at $500; holdovers were 337.
Cattle were generally steady, re-
ceipts numbering 300. Vealers held
unchanged, selling at $3.50 down.
Cali receipts were 300
In the sheep market lambs were
Is to so cents down. New arrivals
numbered 200.
Chicago hog receipts were 10000
including $500 direct. Holdoyers
1000 Opening slow, with few
early sales and most bids on lighter
weights generally 10 to IS cents
lower than Thursdays average
Good to choice hogs weighing ITO
to go pounds sold at ST to S7.20.
Early top held at $725. Cattle re-
ceipts were 1000. Calves 1000, and
steady. Sheep receipts were 1900
and steady.
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Times Special

LOUISVILLE, XIV. May a-Hogs-Re-
up. $685.; .1e5-225 lbs. $40: iso-i55 ihs
$50; $50 lbs. down, s5.75: roughs. 81 65G
sos, stays. $3.50. Cattle-Rsceipts bon.
s7.250 8; heavy shipping steers. 81. nj -.
medium and plain steers. S5.50a SOS: fat
helIers. SeoOaLo-25; common to mediupl
heiters. S5G6.50s good TO choice cows 50 81
q $50; medium to good cows. So. 50G So:
cutters. S.. 25g 3.50s Gamers 81. SOFAS: bulls
IS $50 feeders. S5.506750: medium n
good feeders IS q $50. stockers, $500 72S.
Calves-Receipts. 300 market, not estab-
hshed, prospects soc lower. Sheep-Re-
cetpts. loo, market not established pros-
poets steacv. Thursdays shipments-Cat-
lie, q; calves. 25S; hogs none: sheep. l.s22
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-08
CUT IN AUTO COLLISION
Car Caroms Into Elevation and Civ
Man Is Injured.

Crashing into a railway elevation
abutment after colliding with an
other car at East and Pearl streets
today, Richard Weaver, %, of 1875
Herschel avenue, suffered severe
cuts. R. j. Rhude, 80, of 1889 East
Raymond street, drove the other car.
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Legal Notices
LEGAL NOTIcE oF PuRIc HEARr.c

LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
FCSTPONENfENI
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION DOCK
ct NO. pam.
In the matter Of the application Of L.
dlanapoiis and Southern Motor EXPIRE
montgomery. Indiana. for q certificate q
public convenience and necessity to ops
ate motor vehicles Is a common carr cr
OF PROPERTY only. between HuntingbU. :
ana evansville, Indiana. serving De G.
Boonville and other intermediate points
. Notice is hereby given that the Put
Service Commission Of Indiana viii cor
quot PUBLIC hearing in the above emitted
cause IN the rooms Of the Commission 81
on Wednesday. June II. 1881
Public participation in this hearing IS
requested BY the Commission.
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF IN
DIANA.
By J. W. M'CARDLE.
,,. Chairman.
IIndianapoiis. Indiana.