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CONTRACT -
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EXPERLS PLAY IT -
Famous Hands in Championship Bridge History-No. %

and game demand bid is an
original bid of three.
West passed and North, with one
and one-half tricks and normal sup
port in partners suit, went to three
spades which LEM carried to four.
The Play
Vests opening lead was the king
OF hearts, which LEM won in the
dummy with the ace. He now led
four rounds of trumps, picking up
all EaSt'S trumpS
West followed with one trump
and discarded three of hearts, while
Lenz discarded club from dummy
The king of diamonds next was
led. East won the trick with the
ace and returned the king of clubs.
Lenz played the jack of clubs, re-
fusing to win the trick. and lay
ing the foundation for a squeeze
play on West.
The drop of the jack allowed
East to safely continue with the
queen of clubs, LEM winning the
trick with the ace of clubs.
Vests opening lead had marked
him with the queen of hearts. LEM
had one chance to make his con-
tract-to find West with the queen
and one heart and three diamonds.
He played his last trump and
West was helpleSs-he could not
discard diamond or all of dummy's
diamonds would be good, therefore
he dropped the ten of hearts.
Lenz then discarded the six of
diamonds from dummy and inn
mediately led the five of hearts,
which West won with the queen.
West was forced to return a dia-
mond, which Mr.. LEM won in the
dummy with the jack, cashed the
good queen of diamonds, and won
the last trick with the jack of
hearts.
In the play of the hand it was
necessary for Mr.. Lenz to refuse to
win the king of hearts and he also
had to play his king of diamonds.
If he had played small diamond
and East refused to win dumny'S
jack, he later would have beer
forced to lead a small diamond from
dummy, and when East played hi;
ace, to discard his king.
NEXT-Charles Lochridge of New
York will discuss the play Of hi,
faYorite hand.
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Deaths

Harriet Elizabeth Conkin. Sc. 1854 East
Minnesota, carcinoma.
John P. Essex, SO. 1850 Spruce, cerebral
hemorrhage.
william Henry Smith, SIS, 7os ogden
cerebral hemorrhage.
Mary Ann Fultz. /, Riley hospital. NAL
nutrition.
Anton C. Hoss. 81. 1881 Talbot, car
cinoma
Fletcher Neal. 27, 252 West st. Clair.
acute myocarditis
Abraham Higgins. IS, $50 West Twenty
fifth. lobar pneumonia
Edward p. jackson, Sc, Pennsylvania
William Curtis Turpin, 81, 71s East Iowa
chronic myocarditis.
Kate a Boehning, go, 73s South Noble
chronic myocarditis
:, Raymond J. stretsberry. 10, city hospital
lobar pneumonia
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NEXT-CharleS Lochridge of New
York will discuss the play of his
faV0rite hand.
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Cash Grain

June Is
The bids for car lots of grain at the call
Of the Indianapolis Board Of Trade f. o. b.,
shipping point basis 4112c New York rate.
were:
Wheat-Strong; No. red. 4o641c; No. 4
red, 39@40c No. 2 hard. 39640c
Corn-Firm: No. white. 24d25c; No. 3
yellow. aga 23c; No. mixed. 22d29c; No.
mixed 21d22c
Oats-Firm; No. white. 17a1sc; No. 3
white, 16Q17c.
Hay q. o. b. country points taking 2S1ao
or lers rates to Cincinnati or LOUISVILLE
Steady; No. / timothy, $7Q7.50; No. 2 tim
othy S60650.
Inspections
Wheat-No. 2 hard, l car; No. mixed.
/ car. Total. 2 cars.
Corn-No. white, 1 car: No. 3 white l
car; No. yellow. cars; No yellow.
cars; No. 4 yellow, car. Total 10 cars.
Oats-No. white 2 cars; No. white,
3 cars. Total. cars.
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STICKUP TRICK FAILS
Motorists Refuse to Stop as They
See HoIdup; Victims Lower Hands.

2 fake holdup is believed to have
been staged early today on Watson
road near Thirty-sixth street with
the perpetrators hoping a real hold
up would follow.
Art Rose, 5778 Ruckle street, and
Jacob Weiss, 1913 Central avenue,
Democratic nominee for state SEN
ator, told police while they were
driving near the intersection they
saw two men with their hands in
the air. Behind them was third
man holding revolver and fourth
was lurking nearby.
The motorists did not stop. They
turned in time to see the two men
lower their hands,
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Bulls (yearlings excluuded)-
Good and choice beefs ANA. 5000 375
Cutter common and medium. 2.25Q 800
CALVES AND vEALERs
Receipts 6OOi market, steady.
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Readings and musical monoIog
|. u. ENROLMENT HEAVY
FOR SUMMER SCHOOL
Term Work Is Divided Into Four
Parts This Year.
By Times Special
RTOOMTNGTON Tn,

~ I eHttc cpCttUA
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, June is.
Summer term students began to
register at Indiana university this
morning for the forty-third annual
summer session. Record breaking
enrolment of 2,016 for last sum-
mer will be equaled again this year,
according to registration figures.
Enrolment today was heavy and is
expected to continue throughout the
week. Regular classroom work be-
gan this morning.
A large percentage of the en-
rollment is made up of teachers.
Number of inquiries shows a 5 per
cent increase over last year, ac-
cording to Dean H. L. Smith, di-
rector of the I. U. summer session.
Summer term work at the univer-
sity is divided into four parts. The
regular nine-week session of the
college of arts and sciences, the
three-wek term of selected inten-
sive courses for teachers and grad
uate students; the law school course
OF twelve weeks, and the biological
station session at Winona Lake.
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Foreign Exchange

(BY James T. Hamill & CO..
June L.
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LEM, veteran OF
many whist and
auction bridge
C h a m pionshipS,
and now a winner
at contract.
Mr.. LEM and
his partn e r,
Commander Win
field Liggett Jr.,
against one of the
largest fields ever
e n t e red in a
c II q m p l onShlp
b ri dge tourna-
ment, were vic
toriouS in the re-
cent eastern con-
tract pair cham
pionship event.
Mr.. LEM always
has heen noted
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BIZ United Press

CHICAGO. June 15.-cash grain close:
whea,t--No. ? red. 81 Z g51zc: No. Z
mixed. sic; No. 3 mixed, soc. Gorn-No.
2 mixed. 32kc No. yellow. 3054 a 321sc:
No. 3 yellow. 3llac: No. yellow. s0szc:
No. white 32hc; No. 3 white. see Oats
No, white. 22c: No. 3 white 206 22c:
No. white. 21c. Rye-No sales Barley
-S2@44c, Timothy-s2.75d3. Clover
So. 25Q1425.
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BrightSpots
of Business
BY United Press

BY United Press
NEW YORK. June 17.-sales OF Loft,
Inc, for May mounted sl.32OO44, a gain
of per cent, while sales for the five
months ended May 81 we're 1894. 460, a
rise of 8 per cent over the corresponding
period of 1881.
WARREN, Ohio-Repuhlic Steel Corpora
tion resumed operations at its local strip
mills.
NEW YORK-An increase of 31.S per
cent in passengers carried by United Air
Lines in May as compared witr April
was reported by P. J. Johnson, president.
AUBURN. Ind. - Auburn Automobile
Company has added 700 workers in the
last few days, 1t was reported.
MONTREAL Hollinger Consolidated Gold
Mines Ltd, declared an extra dividend OF
cents and the regular monthly dividend
of cents.
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MARRIAGE Licenses

Arthur Boyd rs, of 100 East North
street; salesman. and Maryou Bernice Will
lis, 20, of 100 East North street
Edward F. DuX Jr. Is, of ia North
Tenth street. Beech Grove, craftsman, and
Marie Edith Roth, 49, of 1877 South Fifth
street. bookkeeper.
street. truck driver, and Emma Louise
Carpenter, 81. of $50 North New Jersey
Edward w. Clark. Is of c4reenfs,d
farmer. ano Alyson Delight Welborn Isl OF
$50 North fremont street
Reginald w. Garstang, 30. of 1927 Wash
Thelma Conant, "a of 3510 North Merid-
ian street, secretary.
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Births

Arch and Lillian Falender. Methodist
hospital.
John and Myrtle King, Methodist hos
pital.
Harold and Esther Harding, Methodist
hospital.
Henry and Vera Beisinger Methodist
hospital.
Lester and Eva Holland, 1903 English
Girls
Dwight and Hazel Hoard, Methodist
hospital
Gurley and Matte Sutton, Methodist
hospital.
Ben and Lille stratton, BOIL Shelby.
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JUNE Is, 1882
GRAIN FUTURES
SHOW STEADY
TRADING RANCE
Scattered Buying, Selling
Prevents Much Head
way in Market.
BIZ United Press

~ Cnfcd Press
CHICAGO. June 16.-Grains held
close to Wednesdays closing levels
as the Board of Trade opened in
slow trade today. Scattered selling
on the weakness at Liverpool was
offset by moderate buying on the
firmness in stocks.
Weather and crop reports mostly
were favorable although insect dam
age reports were received. Liver
pool rallied on short covering. but
failed to fully recover its losses.
Corn was unevenly steady. Oats was
dull, but rye showed f1rmness.
At the opening wheat and oats
we're unchanged to 4 cent lower,
corn was i cent lower to y cent
higher and rye was unchanged to
Z cent higher. Provisions were
more active and lower.
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CHURCH TO CELEBRATE
Berea Parish to Observe First
Anniversary of Founding.

Berea Church of Christ, Marion
and Oliver avenues, will celebrate
the first anniversary of its found
ing with services Sunday morning
and night. Special music will be
provided. Sunday morning topic of
the minister, the Rev. B. L. Allen,
will be In His Steps, At the night
service he will speak on Dead, But
Made Alive"
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By United Press

LAFAYETTE. Ind. June 16.-Hogs-
market; STEADY, to Sc higher: 10000 lbs.
225-250 lbs. $40: 250-275 lbs. s335: 275-
300 lbs. $3.50: 300-325 lbs, 1925: 140-160
lbs. $3.50: 120-l40 lbs. S3.15: 100-120 lbs.
lambs $780,
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Add to Air Service

Inauguration of town-to-airport
transportation service for air pas
sengers was announced today by Of
ficials Of the American Anyways.
Passengers will be carried to the
airport in large autos running &C
cording to departure schedules of
transport planes.
Barney Graves, ground transpor-
tation superintendent, said the SER
vice will be placed in effect in vari-
GUS cities on the company's line.
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BIZ United Press

CHICAGO. June 16-Eggs - Market,
13913lac; firsts. 1914 Gl274c, current re-
ceipts, Il l4c; seconds, 10lzc Butter-Mar-
ket steady; receipts, II 494 tubs; extras,
d15hc; seconds, 12hc; standards. 16lac
Poultry-Market steady to firm: receipts
26 trucks; fowls. 12@121zc; Leghorns, &c;
ducks 86101ac; geese &c: turkeys 10M
12c, BOOSTERS. &c, broilers. 1402Oc; Leghorn
broilers. 12m13c; stays lie. Cheese-Twins
9IAm10c; Young Americas, 1914 010lac
ents So5 ns sIIcf ,,t .tsad co. enp
lv weaker; Idaho Russets s115d RS;
Wisconsin Round Whites, 70d 75c: Okla
homa cobblers. sl.40G1.55 Southern
Triumphs S1.5061.
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LIFT HITLER ARMY BAN

Hinienburg Action Will Permit
Brown Shirts to Use Uniforms.
BIZ United Press
BERLIN, June is. = President
Won Hindenburg issued a decree
today removing the government
ban on Adolph Hitler's brown shirt
army, and again permitting mem
bers of semi military organizations
to wear uniforms
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BIZ United Press

FIT WAYNE. Ind June 16.-Hog market.
110@15c higher: pigs. s3.2563.50; light
lights. S3.55d3.75: lights. S3.T503.s5: me
diums. s3.60d3.75: heavieS. s3.4063 so;
rougas. s2.S0; stags. S1.25: eve and wether
lambs. S3.40G3. 60: roughs. $3.50: stays.
lambs. s6q6.50: bucks. S5q5.50.
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SHEEP AND LAMRS
Other Livestock
By United Press

EAST ST. LOUIS. June 1s.-Hogs-Re-
f op 1905 SaE ma Ts2s6 pqS s 5 ashS
100000 lbs. $3.25@3. 40: 100-140 lbs, SO q
9.45: sows $2.50@275. Cattle Receipts
active under light supply With veaiers. 25t
few steer sales. $59O@675; mixed year
low cutters. $1.25@1.75: top sausage bulls
S2.75; good and choice yealers, 1925
slaughter steers. 6O0-1100 lbs. good anc
S3.75G6 1l00-15OO lbs. choice. $7@75O;
good SCOT; medium, $450@6. Sheep-Re-
ceipts 5000; market. few desirable lambs
ing Csc lower; holding closely sorted
lambs above $6.75; fat ewes. 5$1 a SO;
lambs. go lbs. down. good and choice, sea
7: medium, S566: all weights common
$3.50M5: ewes. 90-150 lbs medium tc
choice. s1@1.75; all weights Gull and COM
mon. 50c0S1.
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InterIake S. S. Company declared
quarterly dividend of 25 cents on COM
mon stock, payable July 1, of record
June Is.
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In the Air

Weather conditions at 9 a. M:
South wind, miles an hour, va
riable; temperature, "a; barometric
pressure, 1896 at sea level; ceiling
broken clouds, hazy, estimated 1850
feet; visibility. 6 miles; field good.
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FREDERICK TO SPEAK
Democratic Governor Candidate on
Radio Chain Tonight.

John E. Frederick, candidate for
the Democratic nomination for Gov
ernor, will outline his policies over
statewide radio hookup tonight at
$50. The address may be heard
over WKBF, it was announced at
Frederick headquarters here.
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Cities Service in May reported balance
of S1.346.851 after interest," taxes. pre-
ferred dividends. etc. but before reserve
and common dividends. against s1.504, 275
in MAY. 1881: twelve months amounted to
S153l4 1874 against S29 943 491
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Truax Trae- Co. in year ended April 80
reported net loss of $751; ,439 after al
charges, against net profit of $347, 507 il
previous year.
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COPS SEEK SAMSON
Two Heavy Blacksmith Implements
Stolen From City Shop.

Any one seeing a man walking
around the streets emulating Sam
son or other strong men by carry
ing a seven-foot crowbar or a ten
pound sledge hammer for exercise
should call police headquarters.
The man is wanted in connection
with the theft of the two black
smith implements from shop at
853 North Davidson street.
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NEW YORK
NEW ORLEANS
YOU'RE NOT WANTED
University Chief Tells LII Gradu-
aes They Are New Burden to World.

BIZ United Press
CLEVELAND, June 16.-President
Robert E. Vinson told the LIT
members of Western Reserve uni
versity's graduating class that they
were going out into a world that
has no welcome for them and which
finds them only an added embar-
rasSment.
Il am tempted" he said, Ito ex-
tend my sympathy rather than my
congratulations"
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By United Press

CLEVELAND, June 16-Hogs-R Receipts
900; holdover none; market, Steady to 1OC
higher; 16O-23O lbs $4@4.10; 24O%80O lbs
$3.75@3.85; $50 lbs. down So 50G3.75 Cat
strong; bulls, strong to CSC higher cutter
to medium light weight steers. $450@6 so:
bulk, $500, cows. mostly $3.50 downward;
sausage bulls upwards to 1925; few $3.50
Calves--ReceiptS, $50; market. strong;
spots higher: better grades S6.50d7 OF
above; Gull to medium light weights also
host heavies, $566. Sheep-Receipts. 500;
market, near steady; desirable lambs. 81
also; few So; common to medium. $4 So
$3.50; medium yearlings, 81; best held
considerably above. IS.
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Atchison in April reported net loss
amounting TO s32153 after taxes and
charges. against net income of $24S. 1856
in April. 1881; four months showed net
loss totaling S751,45O against net in
come of S2,193.514.
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Caterpillar Tractor in May showed ne
profit Of S25,746 after all charges fiv
months totaled $437,2 99
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The City
i'm Brief
FRIDAY EVENTS

FRIDAY EVENTS
Reserve Officers Association, lunch
con, Board of Trade.
Exchange Club, luncheon, Washington.
Optimists Club, luncheon, ClaypocI.
Club.
Sahara Grotto, luncheon, Grotto Club.
Second June golf tournament of
the Exchange Club will be held
Tuesday at the Avalon Country
Club.
Twenty-Five students of the Ste
phenson School of Public Speaking
and Expression will participate in
recital June "a at the Viking
Music Company addition salon.
Executive committee OF the United
States Society in Indianapolis has
mailed invitations to various citizens
to become members of the society S
organization committee, it was an
nounced today by Bishop Joseph M.
Francis, community chairman. He
is being assisted by two co-chair-
men, Mrs, Kin Hubbard and Booth
Harrington.
Readings and musical mOnOIOgs
will be presented by dramatic art
students at monthly meeting of
the Calendar Circle of BrookSide
United Brethren church Wednesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. S. E.
Literal, 1913 North Olney street.
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JOKE COSTS HIM 1894
Swim Teacher Expected Laugh
When Chair Was Pulled; Girl Hurt.

By United Press
DETROIT, June 16.-The hearty
laugh that practical jokester, Wal
lace Laury, swimming teacher, ex-
pected to get last winter when he
pulled chair from where Miss
Helen B. Michael, army teacher. ex-
pected to sit was not in sight when
she obtained Judgment here for
$394.46 damages in court, claiming
an injured back and knee.
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By Times Special

LOUISVILLE. June -Cattle-Receipts.
l25; about steady; lower grade grassers
dull: bulk common and medium grass
steers and heifers $4.25@5.25; beef cows
and bulls mostly So down: low cutters and
cutter COWS, $102; most light stockers. 81
@5. Calves-Receipts. 225; steady; good
and choice. $495; medium and thfowouts.
$3.50 down. Hogs-Receipts, 700; 10c
higher: 170-220 lbs $780, 225-255 lbs.
l4O-165 lbs, $500 1876 lbs. down, $3.50:
sows. 81 .65G az 40; stays mostly 81 40. Sheep
Receipts. $500; quality only fair mar
with choice kinds held to $3.50: bucks
mainly SCOOPS: medium and immature
lambs. S566.50: throwouts, S4645O: fat
ewes. $1G2. Wednesdays shipments: Cat
tie, %; calves 142; hogs, 13i, and sheep,
2,206.
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DOW-JOnes
Summary

Sun Life Insurance COMPANY of Canada
declared the quarterly dividend of $375 on
annual basis. against S25 previously divi-
dend payable july 1.
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Net Changes
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bY UHfJ6U PTCSS
NEW YORK, June Closing
prices and net changes on principal
stocks traded today on the New
York Stock Exchange follow:
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The Bidding

Inc bAuulns
Lenz. one of the originators of
the official system, opened the
South hand with a bid of two
spades. This is not a game de
mand bid, as in the approach fore
ing system.
Under this bidding system, a bid
of one shows simply a minimum
hand-awtwo bid shows good hand
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non-cumulatlye second preferred. against
S614.912. or % cents share on second
preferred for like period of 1881.
InterIake S. S. Company declared a
quarterly dividend of 25 cents on COM
mon stock, payable July i, of record
June Is.
of Si.S46,85i after interest. taxes. pre-
ferred dividends. etc. but before reserve
and common dividends. against s1.5O4; 275
1914 against S29.943, 491.
Austin Nichols & Co. declared a quarter
ly dividend Of 25 cents on prior A stock,
against 371a cents previously.
Associated Gas g. Electric system in
net at $50 983, 23S after taxes and de-
probation, but before interest preferred
dividends of underlying companies ETC..
against $41,s36, 449 in previous twelve
months.
Pullman Inc declared dividend of
IS cents same as three months ago.
Loft Inc showed sales for May amount
ing to 81, 230, 344, an increase of 3 per
cent and for five months ended May 81,
1882, totaled SIS. 894, 400 gain of per
cent over like period of 1881.
Truax Trae- Co. in year ended April 30,
reported net loss of s15l,439 after all
charges, against net profit of $347,5O7 in
previous year.
Caterpillar Tractor in May showed net
profit Of S25,746 after all charges; five
months totaled $437 299.
Florida East Coast in April reported
net loss tOtaling s2O9,6 after charges,
against net loss of ss2.963 in April 1891
four months net loss amounted to $19i,-
74S against net income of S49.6S1.
Guardian Detroit Union Group Inc.
omits dividend due at this time; rs cents
was in three months previous.
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GAINS IN RAILS
ADD STRENGTH
To STOCK LIST
Carriers Display Firm Tone
on Predicted Increase
in Car LoadingS.
Average Stock Prices

wednesday Sos2. W i.es Average q
tTe ent utilities a is2s. 10 81. Average Of
forty bonds 1906. .uD OF,
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Reading Company in four months ended
April 30 1882. schowed net income totaling
S548. 1875 after taxes and charges equal
after dividend requirements on per cent
cumulative first preferred to 81 cents
a share on 839.412 shares of 4 per cent
non-cumulative second preferred. against
S614.912. or % cents a share on second
preferred for like period of 1881
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Percy Unversaw, 1924 Shelby,
G. A. Johnson, 2l86 Station.
Harry F. Kiel, 1434 Ewing.
a. 9. Erber, 1919 Huston.
2 E. Taylor. 735 South East.
William F. Steck, 978 Edgewood.
William F. Steck, 2435 RAIDER.
William F. Steck, 5000 Kenwood.
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x-dividend
New York Liberty Bonds
Local Wagon Wheat
PLUMBING Permits

:, City grain elevators are paving SIC for
No. 2 wheat and SIC for No. hard
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BRIDGE.
BY w. E. M'KENNEY
Secretary, American Bridge League

TODAY'S hand is unusually inter.
esting, and it is by an expert
we'll known to all of us-Sidney
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BIZ United Prsss

TOLEDO. June 15.-Cash grain: Grain in
elevators, transit billing Wheat-No. 4
red, 50la651i7e. Corn-No. yellow, 34a
35c. Oats-No. 2 white. 24625c Rye-No.
2. 3612 639lac. Track prices 2s1ac rate.
premium; No. 3 red. z to cents discount;
No. 4 red. az to 4 cents discount. Corn
No. yellow. 3063012c: No. yellow 2s6
% &c Oats-No. 2 white. 2i622c; No. /
white, 20G2l12c. Clover-Prime. SO. Alsyke
Cash S575. Butter-SFancy creamery.
ZIG. Eggs-Extras, lllsd12c. Hay-Tim-
othY. per cWt. S0c
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-06-16
Produce Markets

Delivered in Indianapolis prices: Hens,
heavy breeds. 10c;. Leghorn, hens. &C.:
broilers. colored springers. 2 lbs. and up.
ly feathered. 1Oc: leghorn and black, Ia
lbs. and up. 13c: cocks and stays, &c; leg,
horn cocks. &c. Ducks. large white. fun
full feathered and fat. Sc. Young and
old guineas. 15c. Eggs. No. current re-
ceipts. 812c. Duck eggs SC. Loss off for
rots blood rings and mashed. Butter
81 622c: under grades 18Q19c. Butterfat
-15c These prices for healthy stock
free from feed. By the Wadley Company.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-06-16

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