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Evening star., 1932-12-21

Auditorium for the police Christmas
fund, which will be distributed among
Washington's needy.
Furthermore, Prof. Turner, who, in
the waning days of his mat career and
at only 157 pounds used to twist some
Of your favorite heavywsights cam
Evening star., 1932-12-21
Pro Hockey Results
National League.

National League.
Detroit, 4; Rangers, l.
Boston Bruins, 2; Ottawa, I.
Toronto, 2; Montreal Canadiens, 1.
American Association.
st. Louis, /; st. Paul, / (overtime).
international LeaguA
London, !; Windsor, d
Evening star., 1932-12-21
WILSON TEACHERS AHEAD

Kenny Fisher, with 10 points, led Will
son Teachers College tossers to an
1914 win over the American University
Junior Varsity Quint yesterday on the
"A. U. court.
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TARDUGN0 TAKES BOUT.

Mike Tardugno, Columbus University
boxer, has returned from Detroit where
he defeated Johnny Mordus, Gle ,eland,
l28-pounder, in charity boxing show
Evening star., 1932-12-21
20 YEARS AGO
IN THE STAR.
nAUL SSER, Washington
I pitcher. has signed his contract

Pf~N1INf'
for next year.
Shippos won two of three games
from the Grand team in the South
western Duckpin League. Rolling
for the winners were Marsden.
Canty. Quinn. Galliher and T.
George. Grand was represented by
Martin. Robey, Damerson, Laporte
and Uterman.
Robert C. zuppke. who has
coached championship elevens at
Oak Park High School the last three
seasons, has signed as foot ball
coach at the University of Illinois.
Willie Ritchie. world lightweight
boxing champion. IS to meet Ad
Wolgast, whcm he defeated to win
his crown, in return fight.
Evening star., 1932-12-21
ROCKVILLE EASY WINNER.

ROCKVILLE, December 2l.-Rock-
vile High basketers walloped the
Kendall School quint of Washington, Al
to 10, here yesterday.
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Totals -. s 5@l Totals -. 5 9I0

Central's high scoring court ma
chine stepped out again in walloping
st. Johns College freshmen, go to 18,
at Annapolis. Moulton and Nau led
the Blues bombardment on the cards.
Summary:
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G. w. FRosH FIVE WINS

George Washington Freshman bas-
keters hung a 48-31 defeat on the
Bethesda Chevy Chase High quint for
their third win in a row.
G. w. Frosh f4S). Beth-C. c. (3D.
Evening star., 1932-12-21

Boys Club basketers spurted in the
last half to conquer Roosevelt. 43 to
81. Absence Of Grimm. Black and
Harris did the Teddy Bears no good.
Summary:
Evening star., 1932-12-21
HYATTSVILLE IS BEATEN.
|eSterday.

HYATTSVILLE, December 21-Ca-
louisville High squeezed out 1921 win
over Hyattsville High basketers here
yesterday.
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totals ..."S 90 Totals 80 O1s
Referee-Mr. Colhurn.
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TOMORR0W'S GAME |
CLASH Of SYSTEMS
MeanweI| of Badgers, Ship
ley of Terps Have Compiled
Great Records.
BY H. c. BYRD.

no other two
r. basket ball coaches in the
4 country, whose teams are
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VAN NUYS TO RESUME
CAMPAIGN WEDNESDAY
Dates for This Week Cancelled
After Injury in Auto Crash.

Frederick Van Mugs, Democratic
nominee for the United States SEN
ate, will resume his speaking en-
gagements next Wednesday, it was
announced at headquarters today.
1t was necessary to cancel dates
for this week made by Van Mugs
after he was injured in an auto
mobile accident near Bloomfield
Wednesday.
Speaking schedule for next week
was announced as follows:
Monday-Paul V. McNutt, nominee for
Governor will address the Service Club in
Indianapolis, Clarence Manion will be the
speaker at a meeting at Upton in the
evening.
Tuesday-Mrs A. P. Flynn, state vice.
chairman. and Albert Stump are speakers
for woman's organization meeting at
Anderson. McNutt will address a Sullivan
county meeting at Sullivan in the evening.
Wednesday-Van Mugs and McNutt will
be principal speakers tat he tricounty
meeting at Hoosier Highlands in Putnam
county for Putnam. Clay and owen coun-
ties. M. Clifford Townsend and Clarence
Manion will deliver addresses at Hamilton
lake for the meeting of steuben and De
Kslb county residents.
Thursday-M will address a night
meeting at Hartford City and Van Mugs
will be the speaker at a barbecue gath
ering at Boonville
Friday-Van Nuys and Mrs. Pearl Lee
Vernon are to address a mass meeting at
Peru at night.
Saturday-McNutt speaks at Goshen.
Van Mugs will be the speaker at Robinson
park in Terre Haute and Townsend will
deliver an address at Salem.
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GRAIN FUTURES
LITTLE CHANGED
IN DULL DEALS
Operators HeSitant While
Waiting for Better
Reports.
BY HAROLD z. RAINVILLE
United Press stan Correspondent

CHICAGO, Sept. I6.- Wheat
baked as the Board Of Trade
opened today with steadiness at
Liverpool and strength in stocks off,
set by rather bearish Canadian
crop estimate. Traders preferred to
wait until developments were more
clear before again taking the buy
ing side. The large export business
Of the last few days made sellers
cautious. Trading was generally
light.
Corn, oats and rye also wavered
uncertainty around the previous
close, traders watching the wheat
pit carefully for an indication of
the trend.
Opening Is Uneven
AT the opening wheat and corn
were unchanged to Il cent lower,
oats unchanged to Il cent higher
and rye unchanged. Provisions were
firm.
Export business in wheat has been
very heavy this week, totaling
around 100000 bushels since Mon
day and offsetting the tremendous
hedging pressure of the new Cana
dian crop. Canada appears to have
the business all to itself although
Greece took between 100000 and
100000 bushels of hard winters.
This has encouraged the trade and
checked selling at Chicago due to
the large supplies and lack of con-
fldence. Liverpool was firm early
but at mid-afternoon was un-
changed to 4 cent lower.
Old Low Touched
Notwithstanding the fact that
September corn sold at the lowest
price of any delivery since 1898
Thursday, the market has been
showing considerable resistance to
pressure. American corn now is
about 4 cents under the Argentine
article with the result that some ex-
port business has been done with
hopes Of additional sales.
Oats recover quickly from any set
back, but the trade is so small that
the market Is easily influenced and
continues to hold just above the
seasons low levels.
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PORKER PRICES
MOVE UPWARD
AT CITY YARDS
Slaughter Class Cattle Dull
in Cleanup Trade;
Sheep Even.

Hogs showed decided strength this
morning at the city yards, prices
moving up Is cents in some IN
stances, with most of the advance
held to 10 cents. The bulk, lao to
325 pounds, sold for S4.25 to $3.50;
early top holding at $3.50. Receipts
were estimated at 1000; Holdovers
were 372.
In the cattle market slaughter
classes were dull, the tendency
lower in a cleanup trade. Receipts
were 600. Vealers opened steady
and closed so cents higher. Sales
were mostly at $3.50 down. Calf
receipts were 300.
Sheep were strong with receipts
of 1000. The range was from $3.50
to lower.
With the market not established
in early trading, the trend on hogs
at Chicago was upward despite the
predicted decline by buyers Thurs
day. Asking was mostly to 10
cents above the previous quotations
with few early bids steady to strong.
The bulk of good to choice porkers
weighing 100 to 21O pounds was bid
in at $40 to $3.50; best kinds held
upward to $3.50; few $50 to $50
Founders sold at $40, while a small
lot of light packing sows held around
$3.50. Receipts we're $4,000, includ-
ing 1000 direct. holdovers, 5000.
Cattle receipts were estimated at
1000; calves, 700; market station
airy. Sheep receipts numbered 1000;
market unchanged.
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BY ELMER G. WALLER
United Press Financial Editor

NEW YORK, Sept. 16.-The stock
market opened irregular today with
several of the leaders registering
losses.
Steel common began the day at
40iz, a full point under the pre-
vious close. 1t recovered part of
the loss in the early trading.
General Electric eased to 173s,
off u; Atchison 517s, off y; Public
Service AZ. off -; Case 49,, off
Is, and Union Pacific 72k. off Il.
A stable list of stocks showed
gains, including Chesapeake & Ohio,
which spurted 1ls to 22h to feature
the railroad group. Small gains
we're noted in Standard Of New
Jersey, Western Union, New York
Central, Goodyear Standard Oil Of
California, National Biscuit and
Kennecott.
The trend was upward after the
opening. Steel got back to Al, while
railroad shares resumed their adj
vance Of Thursday.
Pool operations continued in
United Aircraft. Liggett e. Myers B
stock moved up 1l5 to 6112 to fea-
ture the tobaccoS. Leading oil
shares moved into higher ground
in quiet turnover.
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warren Foundry and Pipe Corporation
in six months reported net loss amounting
to S7,052 after all charges, against net
profit of $190514 in first half OF 1881.
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DOW-JOneS
Summary

Texas railroad commission reduces al
lowable oil output in east Texas field to
46 barrels daily from so barrels per well.
Standard Oil of Indiana reduces service
station price of regular and premium
grade gasoline cents a gallon in Chicago
and Minneapolis third grade gas un-
changed in Chicago. but will be cut IA
cent in Minneapolis.
Borden Farm Products Company will
advance price of milk to stores in Brook
Iyn 1 cent a bottle. effective Sept 20;
prices on milk delivered to homes I'M
changed.
Crown Zellerbach Corporation stockhold-.
erS approve reduction in stated value OF
the corporations common stock from SILL!
g share to SIS a share ana transfer OF
S14.2s1 OFT to capital surplus. effective
April 3d. 1882.
Gross earnings of New York City's new
Eighth avenue subway were $36O8o from
Sept 10 to Sept. 49,
First Bank Stock Corporation declared
the regular quarterly DIVIDEND OF lzP2
cents. payable Oct. l. of record Sept. 20.
Daily gold statement of New York
reserve bank Thursday showed net
gain of S16.7SS.OOO in cOuntry's gold
stocks.
Brokers Loans during week ended Sept.
IA Increased S62 900, 900 to $433, 10000
non-brokers loans of S20,o0Q,00O. 1900
Daily average volume Of federal reserve tGDte
ended Sept IA was S2,293, 900 900, de-
crease of $4,000, 900 under previous week,
bat $1,O4O 100000 over like 1881 week
Louisville Gas and Electric in twelve
months ended July 81 reported net income
of So ,2s2, 65S after all charges, against
S.. 667, O44 in previous twelve months.
Warren Foundry and Pipe Corporation
in six months reported net loss amounting
to S7,052 after all charges, against net
profit of $780, 14 in first half Of 1881.
Merck Corporation declared two regu-
lar quarterly dividends of So on pre-
ferred stock, payable Oct. 1, of record
Sept. II and Jan. 2 of record of Dec. IL.
Philadelphia Company in twelve months
ended July 81. 1882, showed net income OF
S12,779. 757 after all charges. against $l5,-
6S1 $3.50 in previous twelve months.
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.BrightSpots
|. of Business
BY United Press

BY United Press
NEW YORK, Sept 16-The first upturn
since last December was shown today in
the Annalist, business activity index for
in July.
CHICAGO-ChicagO, Milwaukee, st.
Paul g. Pacific Railroad freight IOadings
for the first fourteen days of September
tOtaled 44.218 cars. against 1882 cars in
the preceding fourteen days.
HARRISBURG. Pa.-Better business was
reported by fourteen of the larger cities in
Pennsylvania to the state labor and indus
try department
NEW YORK Seasonal improvement is
taking place in the country's business,
aided by cooler weather in most sections.
Bradstreets reported.
WASHINGTON. Pa.-Missssippi Glass
Company Will resume operations Oct. 3,
recalling 100 men to work.
L, c. Smith g. Corona, Inc, were reported
4S per cent above July.
NEW YORK-RetaH prices during Au-
gust showed the smallest monthly de-
cline since the business depression
drop of LIS per cent in July and 2.3
per cent in June, FairchiId Publications
reported
PHILADELPHIA Baldwin Locomo-
tive Works reported a gain of $93, 900 in
bookings for August. the months total
being $468,000 compared with $685. 900 in
July. 1t was the largest monthly increase
since last May. Untitled orders Aug 81
amounted to S3.236,000.
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Borden Farm Products Company will
advance price of milk to stores in Brook
Iyn L cent a bottle. effective Sept. 20;
prices on milk delivered to homes un"
changed.
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Other Livestock
BIZ United Press

ID y CHiJtU ETCSS
1s Ga5cA 1o.ds sept oo 55s dizsggf Rp
5 5sS 2 70 i6s >! s595osqa45o F9P. s455 go,
qs85 light lights. 14Oeiso lbs, ' good and and
choice, $4.15@4 SO; light weight, 10000
lbs, good and choice, s4.25@4.55; medium
l o0 heavy O TegfE fSd a aSd Shq bs
2 j lbs, medium ara good, $s.io@saO;
slaughter pigs, 100-130 lbs, good and
choice, So 66@4,25. Cattle Receipts, 1000;
calves, 700; no choice steers here, sprin-
king medium to good kinds steady. but
heifers and medium. yearlings, also on
butcher heifers; beef COWS in excessive
supply. very dull and weak. but cutter
best light steers around s8.75; yeariing
h fs $7.75; most fat cows 5000 50; cut
vealers. steers 100000 lbs, good and choice
$7.50@9.75; 9oO-110O lbs, good and choice
$500 9.75; 1100-l30O lbs, good and choice
$ e 81 iSO9 soo Ibs good and choices
good and choice, S6.7508.5 so; common and
medium, $35046.75 cows good and choice
S3.5o@5; cSnmon and medium. S2.75 $50;
yearllngs EXCUSED, good and choice beef,
SS.6505; cutter to medium. S2.2563.65;
yeallers milk i < fed, good and choice $7@8;
$3.50; stocker and feeder cattle. steers,
500-1O50 lbs, good and choice, S5.75@7;
common and medium. s3.5O@5.75 Sheep
Receipts. 1000: very little done, few
sales steady to Csc lower; good to choice
native lambs, $5d6; outside price paid
by city butchers; asking S5.75 and better
for choice westerns; slaughter sheep and
choice, S566.25; medium. $425@5: all
weights common $3.5004.25; ewes 90-150
lbs, medium to choice, $15002.50; all
weights Gull and common Sl62; feeding
lambs, 5o-75 lbs, good and choice. $50
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The City
: i'm Brief
SATURDAY EVENTS

SATURDAY EVENTS
Alliance Franchise, luncheon, Wash
ington.
Red Cross Ambulance Company No.
is, reunion, all day, DawSon's Woods.
North Illinois Street Merchants As
ISOLATION, street widening celebration,
night.
Sons of the American Revolution,
meeting, s p. m, Sphinx Arms.
Dahka Society of Indiana, flower show,
state Playground.
Elimination of many local taxing
units was advocated by Herbert U.
Nelson, Chicago, National Real Es-
tate board executive secretary, in a
talk before local realtors Thursday.
Mass meeting of the National
party, opening the Perry township
campaign, will be held Sunday aft
ernoon in Somerset grove, 5000 block
South Keystone avenue. John Zahnd
of indianapolis, party nominee for
president, may speak. Speakers will
include Ralph Green, nominee for
United States senator, and Ward B.
Hiner for Governor.
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Marriane Licenses

Edward A. Troy, 27( Of HAMMOND, chem-
list. and Gladys Hooker, "a, OF 3543 Ken
wood avenue teacher
William J. Wire, 49, of 1918 East Kelly
street, clerk and Sylvia Lucille Weber.
10 of r. R. No. 4, Box 3d. cashier
Thomas Lee Hudson. d. Of 2528 North
Harding street. bottling machine operator
and Dorothy Margaret Blake, ls, Of 1907
Montcalm street
James Hugh Nelson, 10. Of 1922 North
Harding street. night clerk. and Margaret
Hudson, %, of 1923 North Harding street.
Everett J. Davis, ~, Of 1917 st. Peter
street, painter, and Florence M. Simmons.
81. of 14l7 St. Peter street, factory sm-
ploye
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-09-16

Following is the explanation of
Ripley's Believe 1t or Not" which
appeared in Thursdays Times:
The Alien Governor of an Amer
lean State-Frank R. Godding,
born in Tiverton, England, in
1859, emigrated to the United
States with his parents in 1867,
when he was boy of 8. He set
tied in Idaho in 1881, beginning
his distinguished political career
as letter carrier.
In spite of the fact that he had
not taken out naturalization pa
pers, he was elected state SEN
ator and served from 19O0-19O4.
In November, 1904, he was elected
Governor of Idaho, served as chief
executive of the state, and then
was reelected for another term
in 1906. The man who had for
four years been Governor of an
American state was not yet an
American citizen.
Not until he tried to run as a
candidate for the United States
senate was Governor Gooding's
status discovered. He was an I'M
successful candidate for United
State senator in 1918, but entered
the senate by appointment in
January 1921, having been elected
previously for a full term, begin
ming March 4, 1921. He was re-
elected in 1926 and served until his
death in 1923.
A Tipping Northumberland
Myers of Bonner's Ferry, Idaho,
has won numerous national hon
ors as a tipping speed demon, but
outdid himself at marathon
staged in his home town. He av-
eraged more than 100 words in a
minute for period of eight hours,
four hours in the morning and
four in the afternoon.
Myers typed a total of 1922
words, enough to make an average
book, making a total Of 156 typo
graphical errors during the entire
demonstration.
Saturday - Twenty-four One
round KnOckOutS.
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Texas railroad commission reduces al
lowable oil output in east Texas field to
46 barrels daily from so barrels per we'll.
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Receipts. 1000; market, higher.
CATTLE
Receipts, 600; market. steady.
AND YEALERs

Bulls (Yearlings Excluded)-
Good and choice beef .. 300M 375
Cutter, common and medium. 2250 800
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-09-16
CLOSED BANK PAYER
DepositOrs to Be Paid 100 Per Cent;
Stockholders to Get Dividend.

D. L. Musselman, Iiquidating
agent for the Farmers State bank,
Camden, has reported to Luther F.
Symons, state banking commits,
.sioner, that depositorS have been
paid IS per cent dividends and the
other per cent is forthcoming.
There will be funds to give the
stockholders ! dividend payment. he
predicted.
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BIZ United Press

CINCINNATI. Sept. Hogs-Receipts,
5000, including 734 direct and through;
holdover / $50; moderately active, mostly
10c higher: some underweights 15c up. bet
ter grade 10000 lbs. $3.50, 23o-265 lbs,
S4356450: 100000 lbs. S4.10d425: 160-
$50 lbs. mostly s4.s5; l3O-150 lbs. s4.l0n
425: sows about steady at s3G3.25
Cattle-Receipts, 600; calves, receipts. 300;
Stady, others draggy, weak to lower. other
classes about steady; common and medium
steers and heifers. S4d6.25; cutter kinds
downward to So: few better finished except
grassers. s6500675; some good fed year
lings, s7G750; grassy beef COWS, s2.50d
3.25: bulk lew cutters and cutters. $500
2.25; bulls $3.50 down; good and choice
handyweights vealers. steady at Sc. 50G 7:
heavyweights and lower grades. weak and
dr1anggy at S.. down sheep-Receipts.
not very desirable, most of the more de-
sirable lamtj, IS. few $685. common
and medium hard to move at s3d5: plain
er throwouts downward TO So fat aged
ewes steady at s161.50 largely
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-09-16

Louisville Gas and Electric in twelve
months ended July 81 reported net income
of So, 1872, 65S after all charges, against
So S., 044 in previous twelve months.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-09-16

Standard Oil of Indiana reduces service
station price of regular and premium
grade gasoline 2 cents gallon in Chicago
and Minneapolis: third grade gas un-
changed in Chicago. but will be cut "a
cent in MINNEAPOLIS.
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Deaths

Mary A. Cronln u, 936 East Fifty
eighth, angina pectoriS
Blanche Y. Cordif. So 1921 Otterbein.
acute cardiac dilataton.
Arthur Lieher. 40, 81. Vincents hospital,
general peritonitls
Neya Nav Cook. So, 1882 North Dear
born chronic myocarditis.
Catherine Madden. "a 3e55 North New
Jersey chronic myocarditis
James E. Nessei 20 22e3 North Illinois
chronic myocarditis.
Benjamin G. Smith, 81 Veterans hos
pital, chronic interstitial nephritis
William Griselhach 81, l25 North David
son pulmonary hemorrhaEe.
Lizzetta Aismeyer. 81, 1897 Linden,
cerebral hemcrrhage
Robert Montgomery eleven months, Riley
hospital acute enteTo colitis
4 Frank G. Schabet, IS, 1928 North La
sale, coronaTy thrombosis.
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Merck Corporation declared two regu-
lar quarterly dividends of So on pre-
ferred stock, payable Oct. 1, of record
Sept. II and Jan. 2 of record of Dec. II.
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Chicago Fruit
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Sept. 6-Apples-Illinois
wealthies bushel, $i0110; Jonathans
hushel $1@125; Michigan Wealthies
bushel $1d110; Mcintosh bushel $Im110.
Catalogues - Western fats, 50@75c;
Honey Dews, 75c@s1. Peaches-Michigan
Albertas bushel s1G125; Halls busRel.
$l75@2. Pears-Michigan Bartletts busheI'
81 al :25; other bushels, 50d 60c. Grapes
Michigan quart baskets Concords. sm9c.
IL quart baskets Concords, zoe.
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Chicago Grain

Sept. IS
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OPENS SPEAKING CLASS
Paul Duncan, Noted Young Orator,
to Direct School Here.

w OAACSb SOAAOOE
Paul Duncan, %, of 1914 Grace
land avenue, one of the most noted
young orators in the middle west,
today announced the opening of a
school in speaking at his home.
When the class capacity is raised,
Duncan will open headquarters in
the downtown district, he said.
A graduate of Butler university
Duncan won local, regional and ma
tional oratorical contest honors.
This summer he studied at North
western university where he was
awarded a scholarship in the uni
versity's school of speech.
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Crown Zellerbach Corporation stockhold--
ers approve reduction in stated value of
the corporations common stock from Salt
share to IS a share and transfer of
S14,281.077 to capital surplus effective
April 80, 1882.
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Philadelphia Company in twelve months
ended July 81, 1882 showed net income Of
S12.779,757 after all charges. against Sl5,-
631 $50 in previous twelve months.
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BANKERS PLAN OUTING
Annual Fall Affair to Be Held Over
Week End at Lake.

Annual fall outing of the Marion
County Bankers Association will be
held Saturday and Sunday at Lake
Manitou, with approximately rs
members and their wives and fam
lilies scheduled to attend.
Bridge and dancing will be the
program for Saturday at the Colo
NAL hotel, with golf tournament
scheduled for Sunday.
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HARRISBURG. Pa-Better business was
reported by fourteen of the larger cities in
Pennsylvania to the state labor and indus
try department.