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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-10-18
BY ELMER c. WALLER
United Press Financial Editor

NEW YORK, Oct. 1s.-Pfices
firmed up fractions to more than
point at the opening on the Stock
Exchange today, with no change in
the dull turnover of recent sessions.
Leading issues in all groups made
the best gains at the outset and
continued to move up fractionally
in early trading.
Steel common opened at 364. up
=, and later moved up to 36is.
American Telephone held around
its opening of 103A, up a. West
inghouse Electric rose to 20i4, up
=; American Can so, up q; United
Aircraft "a, up y, and Allied Chemi-
cal 721z, up IL.
Railroad shares were in fair de-
mand, with New York Central at
22%, up l. Utilities made small
gains. Coppers were about steady,
as we're oils. Automobile issues made
small gains.
Trading continued dull in the
early dealings. with prices on an
up-trend. Atchison featured the
railroads with a gain of more than
2 points to 43l4. Delaware, Lacka-
wanna & Western rose more than a
point to 277s.
Steel common continued to move
upward toward the 37-level, while
Case reached 42A, up IL net, ann
up point from the opening. Ameri-
can Telephone crossed 104.
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Elsie Gooden. So, city hospital. cerebral
Daniel F. Killinger IS. Veterans hospital
pulmonary tuberculosis.
Lawrence Metsic 4s. 3ol5 West Tenth
carcinoma.
Henry ., windhorst. s.. Methodist hos
pital, arteriosclerosis
Scion A. Enioe. "a s72s North Penn
sylvania. cerebral thrombosis
Robert Burton Bailey, IS. $50 North Tenn
pie, chronic lnterStitlal nephritiS.
Mckinley Wells, rs. West Washington
street bridge. accidental.
Abraham L. Teetor, 70. 1910 Park. brain
Elmira FOxworthy. &C. s4is Brouse. car
cinoma.
Ethel Jean White. At. ss4I oraoeIand
chronic myocarditiS.
Ethen Emerson Brameu TO- 94S North
TibbS, broncho pneumonia.
Mollie Perry. 81. 14l Geisendorf. cerebral
Charles W. Churchill. 40. ais Massachu-
sets. coronary emboltSm.
Rebecca Gibson. SO. city hospital acute
Nettis 4, Woods. 81. as2o Central.
Brights disease.
Infant Meseke. 7 DAYS. city hospital.
spinR bifida.
Irene Hampton. A., city hospital. chronic
joseph Komann So. SOL East wyoming.
hrcncho pneumonia.
John s. Leaman. 81. l0i North Hard
ing artcrioSclercsiS.
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MARRIAGE Licenses

Charles H. Miller. 81, of 4Oo4 North
capitol avenue, salesman. and Anna Nav
mill employe.
Alvin c. Brehom. n. of 651 West Trov
avenue, Elizabeth H. Miller. 49, of 1928
Union street.
Caswell Emberton. %. of 1928 Croft
street. CLERK and and Dorothy Davis. 10. OF
Charles Tolbert. So Of 1915 LAFAYETTE
sll South Lyons street, houseworker.
Howard l.. Mansfield As. of 24s South
eel 49, Of i72S North Meridian street.
teacher.
RendeI Storms, "a. Of s5ls Powell street
LoulsyNe, KY, tobacco factory employee
ana Satnerlne Huooleston. Is. of Harrison
Harry Goldstein. "a. of 55oIs East wash
ington street. truck driver and Cecile Hoff
clerk,
William T. Maxwell. a. Of 2ols English
20. Of 6i5 Olive street.
Daniel p Sheehan. 81. of ais Chadwick
street truck driver. and Ruth R. Hill. "a.
OF 8l8 Broadway.
Upton SHAY, q. Of Louisville, truck
way. houSekeeper.
William schnidIedecker. IS. of s2s North
Ala hama street. physician, and Thelma L,
Augostat. 20. Of alO2 North Jefferson ave-
Philip T. Sewers 81, of 2s42 Mcpherson
street. golf link caretaker and Alice j.
Vert, IL. Of ATS North Gale street.
Sidney Vincent Cain. %. Of 4lOs East
Michigan street. salesman. and Josephine
P Biggins. %. of 244l North Meridian
street
Francis r. Madden, u.s. Of Route 2.
Mcdaniel. 10. Of Hamilton. o.. waitress
Herbert J. Pierson 20. OF 4T20 Caroline
avenue salesman. and Edna L. Weber, rs.
Of Batesville. housekeeper.
Robert ~ Wason. 2s. Of 4o5 Harrison
street. finance COMPANY employe. and Bes-
sic L. Peacock. 81 Of 1907 Balsam avenue.
apartment is. stenographer.
Roy Lee Howard, 20. OF ei9 North Penn
sylvania street, salesman, ana Anna Ha-ie
Craig, %, Of 723 North Alabama street.
houseworker.
Cartha RAY Douglas. %. of 1889 East
washington street, baker, and Ida Belle
Edward Mann.ag. 20, R. R. ,. Box 20.
laborer, and Mary Ratlif. Is. OF 1905
Spruce street. houeevorker.
Henry Harrison Kincaid. Of Advance,
md. farmer, and Bonnie ae Hogg, 20.
Of 2i41 South East street, tory employe.
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RAW SUGAR PRICES
CONVICTED LEGGER is
FINED ON CAR COUNTS
SO-Day Sentence on Liquor Charge
Suspended by Judge.

" 1AOSCs
James Case, 4O4 Muskingum
street, arrested Monday on a war
rant charging operation of a blind
tiger, was fined IS and costs TODAY
on each of two charges of display
ing improper license plates and
failure to have a certificate of title
for his automobile.
Municipal Judge william H.
Sheaf1er suspended a fine of s4OO
and costs and a thirty-day sentence
on the bling tiger charge. Leroy
Sims, 1T West Allegheny street.
who was brought into court with
Case, was discharged on blind tiger
charges.
Warrants charging that LIQUOR
had been purchased from Case and
Sims had been sworn by Harold
Jenkins, 315 North Senate avenue.
Apartment 26, and his stepfather
and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Williams.
The warrants were served BY
Sergeant Kent Yoh and squad Mon
day. Investigation of Cases auto
mobile was made at the time and
resulted in the license and certifi-
cate charges, Yoh said.
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Lener Stores in September reported sales
totaling s1,597.65s against 81 006, 1893 in
September 1881; nine months sales
amounted to SIS. 800, 1886, against s1s, 234. 312
in first nine months of 1881.
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In every case West opened the
jack of spades and declarer won in
his own hand, but from this point
the play differed considerably
One declarer boldly led out the
ace and queen of diamonds, hoping
that suit would be divided evenly
and that the ace of clubs would
serve as an entry tot bring in the
rest of the suit in dummy.
He was defeated two tricks, be-
cause West shifted to heart and
the opponents were able to make
two diamonds, three hearts, and
the king of clubs.
Another declarer led small club
to the ace and attempted to re-
enter his own hand by finessing the
queen of diamonds.
When the f1nesse lost, West led
a heart and the declarer again was
defeated.
One of the few players to play
the hand correctly was Mrs. Anne
Resented.
After winning the first spade
trick, she realized that the clubs
must be established immediately.
The lone ace in dummy really
postponed establishment of the
suit for one round, and she was
desperately afraid Of a heart shift
before the clubs could be set up.
Accordingly, she led the king of
spades and discarded the trouble
some ace of clubs on it.
1t was then very simple matter
to establish the clubs while holding
top cards in the other three suits.
The result was that Mrs. Rosen-
field lost only one club, one heart,
and one diamond, fulfilling her
three no trump contract with an
overtrick.
Copyright. 1882. NEA Service. CInc.)
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Foreign Exchange
(By Abbott, Hoppin & CO..
Oct. IA
NEW YORK COFFEE :

Oct. IT.
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WEDNESDAY, EVENTS


Kiwanis Club, luncheon, Columbia
Lions Club luncheon, Washington.
Purdue Alumni Association, luncheon,
indianapolis Chapter, National Assoc
citation Of Cost Accountants, dinner, $3.50,
Washington.
American Legion, Twelfth district,
luncheon, Board of Trade.
Sons Of American Revolution, lunch
con, Sphinx Arms:
County Superintendent Association,
meeting, all day, Lincoln.
Fur coat valued at more than
500 was reported stolen from the
automobile of Clifford Meatzie, De-
troit, parked at Delaware and
Washington streets, Monday.
Purse containing about $50 was
stolen Monday from Ms. E. j. Hoyt,
1407 Fairfield avenue, while she was
trying on dresses in downtown
department store.
Cutting through screen, bur-
glar stole S35 from the home Of
William Overmire, 1924 Park ave-
nue., Monday night.
Miss Emma Heidergott and Miss
Mabel Cutlery presided at meetings
Of groups in charge of children's
work for Marion county Council of
Religious Education in the Second
Presbyterian church today.
Lions Club meeting Wednesday
noon in the Washington will be
WOW session" j. H. Arlington, pro-
gram chairman, announced. A mu-
steal program will be presented by
Sam Rufus Raborn, Dixie Bari
tone"
Eleven members of the Beth FL
zedek Hebrew congregation were
elected directors Monday night.
They are David Sablosky, Jacob E.
Budd, Harry Epstein, Joseph Gel
man, Aaron Click, Abe Goldberg,
John Greenbaum, David Hollander,
Isaac Marks, Arthur E. Rose and
Jacob Weiss.
Neal Edward Miller, indianapolis,
and Jesse Henry Taylor, Cincinnati,
arrested when federal dry agents
raided l.0o0-gallon still on farm
four miles south Of Martinsville.
Monday, will be given a hearing
before Fse w. Patrick, United
States commissioner, Thursday.
They were placed under $500 bond
each, pending the hearing.
An appeal from assessments for
improvement of Michigan street,
Highland avenue to Dorman street,
was filed in circuit court Monday
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The Play

In every case West opened the
jack of spades and declarer won in
his own hand, but from this point
the play differed considerably.
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Births

Talbot 7o"Vn
Nolan and Elsie Dooley. $3.50 East Twen-
pital ave-
Kenneth and Anna Ault. Methodist hos
pital "0s-
George and Doris Garrard. Methodist
Girls
HOSPITAL 0'e''i~n
Harold and Goldie May Coleman hos
William and Dorothy Brooks. Methodist
Mark and velma Allen. Methodist hos
John and Eunice Good Methodist hos
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Alto
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stopped. In either case, North bid
and re-bid diamonds, because of the
freakish distribution Of his hand.
A few pairs reached a five dia-
mond contract, which was defeated
one trick, but most of them played
it at three on trump, with South
the declarer.
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Produce Markets

heavy breeds. lie: LeghornS. &c. Broii-
eIs. col9red springers. 1h pounds up &c:
bare 6areba ad an and partly teathered 7c Les.
large white. full feathered and fat. SC;
full feathered and fat. SC. Young Guineas,
25c ca. old guineas zoe. Eggs-Approved
BUYING ETadss 9i InStitute s AmsTica9
49, No. 3 ri lie: Eggs.cSo9untTy run, loss
Healthy stock, free from feed. No sick
poultry accepted Quoted by the Wadley
BY United Press
NEW YORK Oct; od8.-Potatoesi firm;
barrel; Idaho. $l5O@2.25 per sack. Sweet
soHSsrn bsrFe si faf3 4aShis 'Ss Sske
barrel Lard easier&Miiddie west est spot,
Nev per yor 100 lbs
Pennsylvania. $l22Gl.72 barrel. Grease
Steady brown, 2R@25sc per ID; yellow,
2laM2Ssc per ID; white, 234@27sc per Id.
per ID. Common pf hides ii iactiv fs Hides e
City packer. weak; native steers. 6Ac;
butt brands, &c; Colorados. sac. Dressed
poultry-Steady; turkeys. 14G26c; chick
ems. l2@2Oc: broilers. 1SG26c; fowls 100
l9c; ducks, 100 lie; Long Island ducks II
@16c. Live poultry-Quiet: geese 8@14c;
turkeys. 200 Csc; ROSTERS, 10dl1c;. ducks,
90 24c; fowls, 10000; chickens, loo 1sc.
Cheese-Quiet: young America. 1314 61812c.
Butter-Market: STEADY, to firm 5na. creamery
score 2lc; frsts 81 score. 201ac; frsts s8
to SO score. 1872 a i9c; seconds, 17l2 a 18c.
Eggs-Market. irregulars special packs. in
Guiding unusual hennery selections. 29@
sic; standards. 26G26lac; rehandled re
ceipts. 2Sd24c.
CHICAGO. Oct Eggs Market
steady: receipts 1920 eases; extra firsts.
cess 5fs Srt saa Srfef Butter ter
Market: steady; receipts, 1895 tubs;
extras zoe; extra firsts, 19dl9l2c: frsts,
ia l8c; seconds, 15@l6c standards. 1886;
Poultry-Market easy; receipts 1 car. So
trucks; fowls, ll@l3i2c; springers. liza
ulac; Leghorns. 9l3c: ducks. lolaG l2c;
geese, lie; turkeys, 1061ec; ROSTERS; Leg
l2lac; Young Americas. l2s4@lsc; Pota-
ments, 555: market weai: Wisconsin and
Minnesota Cobblers. 60ds5c:. South Dakota
Early ohios, 6oG65c; Idaho Russets,
$1l06115.
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SPORTSMAN DIVORCED;
WIFE GETS CHILDREN
Hank MaIey Charged With Cruelty
by Young Evansville Mother.
By United Press

By United Press
MT. VERNON, Ind, Oct. 10. =
Virginia Whittemore Maley. promi-
nent in Evansville society, has been
granted a divorce from Henry
Maley, sportsman, by Judge H. F.
Clements here.
Mrs. Maley charged cruel and in
human treatment in the suit,
venued from Vanderburg circuit
court. She was awarded custody
of their two children, Henry, 7, and
Virginia, 6.
Maley has had several entries in
the annual 500-mile auto race in
IndianapoifS.
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Chicago Fruit
By United Press

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Oct 1s.-Apples- Illinois
Jonathans, bushel $1.25aI35; Michigan
Jonathans. husheI s1.l5GI25; Mcintosh,
pusneI Stills; Delicious, bushel $125@
.35: Kings, bushel 75680c; Spies. busheI
SI.25. Mellons-Western Honey Dews'
5Ocq 50. Pears-Michigan Barletts'
pushel Sl@l,25; Keifers, bushel 500 6Oc.
81. Grapes-Concords. Michigan 4 quarts.
6Q9c; II quarts. 16mllc.
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END TRIAL OF OFFICER
Safety Board Verdict in Neglect Of
Duty Case to Be Given Later.

Testimony iu the trial of patrol
man Otto Murphy, charged with
neglect of duty, was heard by the
safety board today Judgment viii
be given later, Charles r. Myers,
president, said.
1t is alleged that Murphy failed
to report an accident near the city
hospital when the automobile of
DR.. ]. L. Jackson ran into White
river. No one was in the car at the
time.
The board took under considera-
ton sketch Of medal to be pre-
sented police and firemen for vaior.
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In the Air

Weather conditions at a. M:
North northeast wind, miles an
hour; temperature, SO; barometric
pressure, 29B1 at sea level; ceiling,
overcast, light fog. estimated 200
feet; visibility, mile; field, good.
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s275 down: bulk Stockers and feeders.
S350G525. Calves-ReeeiptS. 200; steady:
good and choice mostly S4G4.50; medium
grades and heavy calves. 50 500 5 so; throw
outs. 81 down. Hogs-Receipts, 500; ITO
others. zoe lower: i75-740 lbs, ss55: 245-
2e5 lbs. $3.50; 500 lbs: up. $3.50: 10 lbs.
down. s. 20. sows sass and stays. 81 CO.
Sheep-Receipts. 100: steady. bulk me-
dunn p good lambs. $3.50: better finished
salahle-to around IS; lower grades $3.50
down: Fat ewes. s1@2. Mondays ship
ments-225 cattle and 81 calves.
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Woman Named County Treasurer

NULldH NaIlltu NUulEy AIedsuTtr
BIZ United Press
PAOLI, Ind, Oct. 1S.-Appoint-
ment Of Miss Kate Mcintosh to I'LL
the unexpired term of her brother,
Noel S. Mcintosh. Orange county
treasurer, was announced by county
commissioners. Mcintosh died last
week in an Indianapolis hospital.
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RALPH HOWARD HEADS
SOCIAL CONFERENCE
ReformatOry Superintendent Elected
at Closing Session.

ReformatOry Superintendent Elected
at Closing Session.
By United Press
MARION Ind, Oct. 1s.-Ralph
Howard. superintendent of the In
diana State reformatory, today was
elected president Of the state So
cial conference at the closing ses-
sion of the annual convention here.
Four vice presidents were named.
They we're: Joseph A. Andrew, La
fayette; Mrs. E. B. Ball, Muncie:
Carl L. Houston, Marion, and Mrs.
Louise Swain, Pendleton.
John Brown, indianapolis, secre-
tary of the state board of charities,
was named secretary. Lucille Gard
ner, Marion, was chosen his assist
ant William Hacker, Indianapolis,
was elected treasurer.
The city for the 1888 convention
will be selected by the executive
committee early next year.
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Evansville Mil Burns

BIZ Rifed Press
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Oct. 1S--An
examination of ruins of the Sunny
side mill here was made today to
determine the extent Of damage
caused by flames which swept the
structure. Loss was estimated at
$4,000 after a preliminary survey.
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DOW-JONES
SUMMARY

Daily average production of crude oil
in the United States in week ended Oct.
IS, totaled 2,117, 443 barrels, decrease of
1885 barrels from preceding week, &C
cording to Oil and Gas Journal.
Treasury offering of SIS, 900, 900 bills
oversubscribed; awarded at the equivalent
Of an interest rate Of Ola per cent. a new
low record.
United Gas Corporation in twelve
months ended Aug. 10, 1882, earned 1857
a share on no par 81 second preferred
stock after dividends of 81 preferred
stock, against 10 cents common share
after preferred dividends in twelve
months ended Aug. 81, 1881.
First National Stores sales for five weeks
ended oct. /, were So. 1926, 1852 against Si0,-
212,s75 in like 1881 period
Caterpillar Tractor in September quar-
ter reported net loss amounting to $780,.
54s after charges. against net profit Of
$50 179 in previous quarter and net profit
Of slS3. 006 in September. 1881. quarter;
nine months net loss amounted to S74os 493
against net profit of s1,629, All in first
nine months CT 1881.
George A. HORNED & Co. declared the
regular quarterly dividend Of 25 cents on
common stock, payable Nov. Is, or record
Oct. 20.
Lener Stores in September reported sales
totaling s1,597 e5s against s20O6, 1893 in
September 1881; nine months sales
amounted to SIS 900. 1886, against s13, 234. 312
in first nine months of 1881.
Humble Oil 81 Refining Company and
Carter Oil Company joined Standard OIL
of Indiana in opposing an advance in
crude oil prices.
Canadian Pacific gross for second week
of october amounted to 81 $4,000, against
50, 1884, 600 in like 1881 week
Troxel Manufacturing Company declared
the regular quarterly dividend Of Sl75 on
preferred stock, payable Nov, /, Of record
Oct 20.
Chicago Northwestern Railway
Company during the flrst fourteen days
of October handled 49,415 revenue
freight cars. against 42.4Os in same
period of the preceding month, and 5s,-
35I for the like 1881 period.
During first fourteen days Of october
Chicago Burlington & Quincy Railroad
handled 50.97l revenue freight cars,
against 5e,214 In ike period Of last year.
q decrease Of IL 4-l0 per cent.
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STOCK VALUES
SHOW GAINS IN
LIGHT SESSION
Leading Issues Continue
Upturn After Hiuher
Opening.
Average Stock Prices

Average OF thirty industriais for Mon
day. high 67.07. low SAL. last 90 So of
l.55. Average OF twenty rails 1902. rs %.
1870. of IS. Average Of twenty utilities
26.li. 1880 2757, of SO. ACREAGE OF
forty bonds 1914. OF OF.
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Futures Range
Indianapolis Cash Grain
Oct. Il
Oct. "a


The bids for car lots of grain at the
call Of the indianapolis Board of Trade,
T. o. b.. shipping point, basis 411ac New
York rate, were:
Wheat Steady; No. red. 4OG41c; No 2
red, 39@40c; No. 2 hard, 4064lc. Corn
Steady, No, white, 1s1aQ1s1ac; No 3
white, lS@1sc; No; yellow, lS1s919]ac;
l81ac; No. mixed, 17@18c. Oats-steady;
NO. No, white, l2Gl2%c; No. white, 111aQ
Hay-steady. IF. o. b. country points
taking 231ac or less rates to Cincinnati or
LOUISVILLE. Timothy-No. l, $5.50Q6; No.
timothy, $5Q550.
Inspections
Wheat-No. 2 red, cars; No. red, 2
cars, No. mixed, car; sample, l car
Total, 10 cars
Corn-No white, cars; No. white,
cars; No. white, 2 cars; No. white,
car; No. yellow, 81 cars; No 2 yellow,
70 cars; No. yellow, II cars; No. yellow,
cars; No 5 yellow, car; No. yellow,
cars. Total, 1873 cars.
Oats-No. white, 4 cars; No. white,
ID cars No. white, cars. Total "a
cars.
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Following is the explanation of
Ripley's Believe 1t or Not"
which appeared in Mondays
Times:
A Business Hero-George L.
Leavitt of Woonsocket, R. l.,
paralyzed in 1913 by a football
injury, is living proof of what
grit and determination can &C
complish in the face of adversely.
Although he found himself con-
fined to bed, unable to move or
turn his head, he succeeded in
holding his own by building up
a small mail order business, to
which he attends in reclining
position in bed
AS he assured me cheerfully, he
is earning his living and support
ing his father by selling seasonal
greeting cards and magazine sub
scriptionS. To use his own words,
THE current depression has left
him unlocked"
Thanked by his typewriter and
MS telephone ne truly mas never
left his Office for the last nineteen
years.
A French Soldiers Paradox of
ServiCe-Adjutant Thomas, care
taker of the military cemetery at
Boulogne sur Mer, France, joined
the army at the age of 10. When
he quit service at the age of 40,
he had so years Of military service
to his credit. The doughty war
rior had served in the military
campaign of colonial France dur
ing the interim Of thirty years,
and in accordance with French
military rules the years so served
count double.
WedneSday-PhenOmenal Hear
inp
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Chicago Primary Receipts

Oct. II
WheaL -'..'.''...' !'..'.': .''-''. 1't9d'0oo00
corn ..'..s.... .'........ .'...... 4s4z0,Vov
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By W. Z. w hENNEH
Secretary American Bridge League

A SINGLETON ace often is a
II very valuable card, but at times
it is a detriment rather than q
help. The following hand was
played recently in the national chal-
lenge team of four championship,
and Norths singleton ace of clubs
proved a stumbling block to many
players.
The Bidding
Most Of the South players opened
with one club, although some pre-
ferred to bid no trump to show a
very strong hand, with all four suits
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New York Liberty Bonds
OCT. u
INDIANAPOLIS STOCKS
AND BONDS
lBv Newton Tnddl
(By Thomson & McKinnon)
sNot -
by Thomson & McKinnonl
Oct. IT.

10y NtWJOn IOQd5
The following quotations do not repre-
sent firm bids and offerings, but indicate
the approximate markets based on recent
transactions or inquiries to buy and sell
Oct IA
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Chicago Stocks Openinq

CBy Abbott. Hoppin g. Co..
Oct. Ia
ASS Tel Util -. 1HCord Corp 49,. Az
BendlX Avia.... II ~ S Ra g. Tel 1924
Borg Warner. lWalgreen Stores IS
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INDIANAPOLIS WAGON WHEAT
City grain elevators are paying sec for
No. 2 soft wheat. Other grades on their
merits.
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By Times Special
TOLEDO CASH GRAIN

Do UHfteu TTe68
TOLEDO, Oct. 17.-Grain close: Grain
in elevators transit billing Wheat~No.
2 red. STAG 521zc; No. l red 1c premium
No. white, lsQ2oc. Rye-4Ila G42Iac.
Barley--No. 2, 3o@31c. track prices 28Iac
rate.) Wheat-No. 2 red 4612d47c; No. /
927c; No. 3 yellow 25M26c. Oats2No.
2 white, 16@17c; No. 3 white. $50 l6c
Seed close Cloyer-Cash. $5.50d5.65; Oc-
tober, SIS. SOFAS .65; December S575 AIsike
Cash, s5.5o@15.s5; October, s55o0585:
December, $550@595 Produce Butter
Fancy creamery. Csc. Eggs-Extras 26@
2o12c Hay-Timothy per cwt., soc.