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Following is the explanation of

Following is the explanation of
Ripley's Believe It Or Not" which
appeared in Saturdays Times:
The Shortest Fight on Record
Shortly after Battling Nelson
whipped Cyclone Johnny Thomp-
son in March, 1902, he became
very lf-confldent. When he was
matched with William RoSSer the
night of April S, 1902, he ex-
pressed a firm belief that he could
win the fight in one round.
AS the tirnekeeper rang the bell,
Rosser rose from his chair, and
before the bell ceased ringing
Nelson shot terrific right-hand
swing flush to Rosser's java
knockout in two seconds. 1t was
hours before he regained con-
seriousness.
The shortest fight on record was
referred by Malachy Hogan, who
officiated at the famous Martin
Flaherty-Dal Hawkins fight a.
Carson City, New, March II, 1897,
which lasted only four seconds.
Tuesday-"The Original Iron
JaWed Man."
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|. A. C. SWIMMERS STAR

Indianapolis A. C. swimmers
starred in a city recreation depart
ment swim meet at the Willard park
pool Sunday, taking top honors in
six of the thirteen events. Marion
Niles, I. A. c., won high scoring
honors. Winners we're;
2O-Yard Free Style-Junior boys Ham
mill. Gargeld: junior girls. O'Hara. Gar
field
46-Yard Free Stvle-Intermediate bows,
Miller. Ellenbereer; intermediate girls, Han
cock, / A.. C.; senior boys. Swallow l.
A. c.: senior girls. Niles l. A. G.
4O-Yard Back roke-Intermediate boys
Krick. Rhodius; intermediate girls. Niles,
I. a. C.. senior BOYS, swallow l. A. g
40-Yard Breast Stroke-Senior bows,
Krick. Rhodius senior girls Niles, J. A. C.
Ballinger. Willard,
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Bank CIearingS
INnrANAPoTJs STATEMENT
TREASURY STATEMENT

INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT
July 10
CIedIlnRS ........-...... .... so@,at9 UVO. W
OeDlIS ..s............... O,ouG,VvV.VV
TREASURY STATEMENT
July 10
Net balance for July IS. .. .s247. 757 e17. %
expenditures ............ 1t,1O4 LII w
Customs reefs. mo. to date. 1887 691. 38
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Deaths

Leslie Smith, %. city hospital, peri
tonitis.
pital, cerebral hemorrhage.
Martha Jane Doty. rs, 2o47 West Wash
ington. acute dilatation of heart.
Sadie Cohen Ssvesky. ~. Norway sani-
forum. cerebral hemorrhage..
Meldon Phillips, 66, city hospital. sep
ticaemia.
Alice G. Robbins. TO- Central Indiana
hospital. arteriosclerosis.
Ben Brooks, 81, 336 Indiana. pulmonary
'hemorrhage.
Barry Nulf, 2 months, city hospital,
acute CASTRO enteritis.
Amy Claudine Underwood. 10 months,
city hospital actue castro enteritis.
Rebecca Schey, SO, 1926 Linden. chronic
myocarditis.
Mary chatham. IS. 4S31 East Sixteenth.
acute diltation Of heart.
Ferdinand Kloetzke, &c. 1875 South Della
ware. acknowledgements.
Catherine z. Wheeler. S. 551 Northview,
pulmonary tuberculosis.
John Crorken. 66, Tl3 West Twenty
eighth, actue cardiac dilstation.
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LIVES SAVED BY FLIER
Altman Sees Boat Burning, Sends
Rescuers to Sea.
By United Press

LONG BRANCH, N. j., July IS.
-Four men forced to leap over
board from their burning motor
boat three miles at sea were safe
today, thanks to a New Jersey ma
tional guard aviator. who sent ships
to the rescue.
Lieutenant William Harrison was
flying from Sea Grit, N. j., when
he saw the motorboat burning and
the men leap into the sea. He
Signaled a fishing boat. the Fidus,
then few to Monmouth beach,
where he notified the coast guard.
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ATTORNEY is ARRESTED
T. Ernest Maholm Faces Charge of
Child Neglect.

t. Ernest Maholm, Indianapolis
attorney, is under arrest today,
pending trial in juvenile court on
charges of child neglect. filed by his
wife, Mrs. Eva Maholm.
Arrested with Maholm are John
Edwards, 3l2 East Washington
street, and Edith Richardson, 1915
English avenue, both facing counts
of child neglect. Another man is
sought.
Mrs. Maholm told authorities that
her husband had been drinking
heavily and had neglected to care
for jeanne, their 1o-year-old daugh-
ter.
The Maholms live at 1880 North
Healing avenue.
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Gone, but Not Forgotten

Automobiles reported to police as stolen
belong to-
W. Z, Henderson. 255O Boulevard place
Oldsmobile sedan from garage at 1924
Boulevard place.
Russell Smith. 2f4s Central avenue. Ford
victoria coupe. 340-937. from 1929 North
western avenue.
jap Jones. Msrtinsville. Ind. Chevrolet
coupe. from parking space at statshouse
Ben Howard 1880 Howell Avenue Day.
ton, o.. Dodge touring. from Washington
and East streets
David T. Nicoson. 262s North New JERSEY
street. Auburn sedan. 1926. from garage
in rear OF home
E II. McKamev. 2ss7 Cornell avenue
Ford coupe. 1855. from 100 North Capt.
toll avenue.
Ralph M. Clark. 423s Carrollton avenue.
Nash sedan. 128-6i5. from garage in rear
of 1883 Carrollton avenue
A. ". Sutherlin. l10s North Oakland
avenue Auburn sedan 4s-442 from in
front Of ll0s North Oakland avenue
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With Semi-P Pros
and Amateurs

ST. Philips team SATURDAY. 10 TO s. in ten
innings 10 win the twelfth district Ameri-
Legion unieF tqqrney The batting vlofo 81
featured. AT The Bruce Robinson club rail-
LED for four runs IN the tenth. c, storey
sc6mo for Tor be ose4s The H Bruce Ro
son nine will compete IN one OF the STATE
regional JOURNEYS for the right TO partiei-
pate in the Legion state mas
Leon Tailoring nine defeated the o'Hara
Sans. 1877 70 take undisputed leaoer,SS Il
berger FER park. Leo Lents. on the mound for
the Tailor boys. pitched great ball. allow
ing but seven hits and striking out eight
batsmen The hitting OF HendIlckson,
Hunt Hurt and Bauer featured for the
winners.
RUsHVILLE. Ind.-The Kautsky A. c.s
OF indianapolis had little trouble in de-
feating the local Merchants here sun
TwiRg on the mound for the capital city
nine was in rare form, allowing but Two
hit sand striking out ten batsmen; Ken
nv Booz was the hitting star Of the day.
getting four blows. including two two
base hits while BeplaY connected with q
triple to lead the extra base hitters. Next
Sunday the Kautskys play al Anderson
west Side Aces lost hard-fought game
10 the Old Trails Cubs, s to 5. The Aces
will practice at Riverside Tuesday and
Thursday at 10 a. m. All players are re-
uuested 10 report. Games are wanted for
Aug. is and % and in September. Stiles
Vile, Anderson. Kokomo and Cloverdale
take notice. The Aces will play Bridge
write Fred Shinkle. 225 North Sheffield
avenue. Indianapolis.
Hare Cheviss we're defeated by the River
side Olympics Saturday for the champion
ship OF the Capitol City League. Chevies
and West Side Monarchs are organizing
a Sunday team. A young inhelder is
wanted. ANY one interested call Belmont
0565W after .. m. and ask for Tommy.
The team will practice and hold an i'm
portant meeting Tuesday evening at
Grande park.
The Bridgeport nine nosed out Central
Transfers. TO 3, in the first game OF a
sational pitching by Van Orsdale, Bridge
port, featured the first game and Donahue
played outstanding ball for the losers The
second game against the Hoosier A. B. C.s,
was called at the end of the ninth with
the score knotted at Hall. The o'clock
law stopped action. Alright fielding and
home runs by McClain. Bradley and
Slaughton helped Bridgeport hold the edge
until the ninth. Bridgeport will play on
its home diamond next Sunday. Fast
Bridgeport, Ind.
The Cloverdale Crews walloped the In
dianapolis South Side Turner's at Clover
dale Sunday; 20 to 5; The Crews collected
three by Stokes and one by Reb Russell.
Dakin and Galloway pitched for the
Turner's. Carl Rearick hurled a steadJ
game for the Crews and famed ten. The
Cloverdale nine will play the fast Green
castle Merchants next Sunday at Glover
dale. Catchers Sunday were Stoker for the
Grays and Schock for the Turner's.
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CHICAGO, July 1s.-Cash grain close.
Wheat-No. 1 red, 4sq48lsc: No. red.
4s,ac; No. 2 hard 4sc No 3 hard. 47itG
47lzcc; No. yellow hard, 4sitc; No. 2 vel
low hard, 45laG4sc No. yellow hard.
9e,2c' No. ! mixed, 4si4; No. mixed.
yellow, 3312d339 No 2 white SAC
5SsAc OatsaNo 2 white. 1ss4 a 2Ic; No. 3
ss n5t a.. ID = T %5Oe; Rye.No sales Barley
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THREE WRESTLERS SIGN

Three grapplers have been signed
for action on the weekly mat bill
at the open air arena on South
Meridian street, Friday night. They
are Red Lyons, heavyweight of
Beaumont, Tex; Johnny (Swede)
Carlin, light heavyweight veteran.
and Henry Clausen, Danish wres-
tier.
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In the Cotton Markets
CHICAGO
NEW YORK
NEW ORLEANS
Produce Markets

Delivered in Indianapolis prices: Hens.
broilers colored springers 3 lbs. and
up. lac; 2 to 3 lbs. 12c bareback and
partly feathered. 1oc: Leghorn and black.
Leghorn cocks. &c. Ducks. large white.
full feathered. and fat. Sc: small, &c. Geese
full feathered and fat. Sc. Young and
old Ruineas. l5c Eggs-Approved buying
grades of Institute Of American Poultry
Industries-No. |. lac No. 2. &C. No. 8.
19c; butterfat. 14c These prices for
healthy stock free from feed No sick
poultry accented. Quoted BY the WadleY
COMPANY
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By United Press

CLEVELAND. July .-Butter-Market
steady: extras. 22c; standards, 27iac. Eggs
Market. steady; frsts, 15c; current re-
ceipts, l5c. Poultry-Steady: heavy fowls,
14dl5c; medium fowls. 15016c: Leghorn
fowls 12d14c heavy broilers. 17d21e: Leg
cocks. s01oc; geese. 7dsc.
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Keaton Seeks Reconciliation

BIZ LHtted PreSs
HOLLYWOOD, July 18.-Buster
Keaton, screen comedian, was to
confer with his wife, Natalie Tai
madge Keaton, and attorneys today
in an attempt to effect reconcilia-
ton. Keaton said he was willing to
forgive and forget" but it was I'M
derstood that at a conference Sat-
urday Mrs. Keaton had demanded a
property settlement and separation.
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Retired Major-GeneraI Dies

WASHINGTON, July 1S.-Major-
General Willard Haines HaIlbrook,
retired, former chief of cavalry,
U. S. army. died here today in
Walter Reed hospital. He was p.
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CALVES AND NEALERS
Receipts, 300; market, steady.
Other Livestock
BIZ United Press


CHICAGO July Hogs-Receipts. $4,000
including 5000 direct; very slow, mostly
l0615c below Friday; 180-240 lbs, S4.856
s. top, S5.05; 100000 lbs, S4.70@4.90; l40-
ITO lbs. $4.65q4;9o; pigs; $4loQ4 SO; pack
good and choice, $4.6O@4.90; light weight,
10000 lbs, good and choice, $4.7565.05;
medium weights, 20o-250 lbs, good and
choice, s4.8oQ5.o5; heavy weights, 25o-S5o
lbs, COED s and Choice, s4s5@x9o; packing
good and choice $4.1o@T65 Cattie-Re-
Sc,esitpts, 5000: calves. receipts, 1000: very
yearlings weak to Csc lower; most bids Csc
and more. of; butcher she stock weak;
bulls, weak to 10c lower vealers about
bteeves. $3.50; slaughter cattle and vealers:
$7.25@9.25; 900-1100 lbs, good and choice,
$7.25Ge 40; 1loo-1300 lbs, good and choice,
$7.75Q9;5O; 60o-13oo lbs, common and me
dunn, s4.25d750; heifers, 55O-S5O lbs
good and choice, S650M8; common and
medium. S3;75@6.so; cows, good and
S2.750 3.75; low cutter and cutter S1.75M
8; bulls, yearlings excluded, good and
choice. beef, $3.50d5.50; cutter to medium.
choice, s5.5O@6.5O; medium. s5d5.5O; Gull
and common, S405: Stocker and feeder
cattle: steers, 500-1050 lbs, good and
se q 2n,s S5.25@6 .25; common and medium,
to strong, tendency higher; quality very
plain; few desirable native eve and
weather lambs, S5:75@6 to packers; closely
sorted sorted kinds s6.25G6.5O to outsiders;
slaughter sheep and lambs: lambs 90 lbs.
down, good and choice, s5.50@650 me-
djum. $4.50@5.50; all weights common,
choice, s1g2.25; all weights Gull and
common, 50c0S175
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William d. Upshaw, presidential
Chicago Stocks Opening

fBY James T. Hamill & Col
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PERKINS NAMED COACH
BIZ Times Special

~ tWcS Special
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, July 49,
Marvin L. Perkins of Raub has been
appointed baseball and track coach
at the Concord township high school
in Elkhart, according to the an
nouncement here today of 2. G.
Clevenger, director of athletics at
Indiana university.
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CANCEL CIRCUIT RACES
By Times Special

81 IImcS NptcluI
TOLEDO, o., July 1S.-The final
two nights of grand circuit racing
at the Toledo Driving Club have
been called off, officials of the club
announced today. Light attendance
forced cancellation of the re-
mainder Of the program, officials
said
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FRANKIE PARKER CHAMP

y y 7 IIItN EfITNIWI
LOUISVILLE. Ky, July 49,
frankie Parker, Milwaukee's To-
year-old tennis phenom, won the
Kentucky state tennis championship
Sunday, defeating Wilmer Hines of
Columbia, s. c., 6-1, 90, 60.
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WALKERTON RUNNER WINS

Myron Mullett, of Walkerton, Ind,
won the fifth leg of the Indiana
Kentucky A. A. U. steeplechase at
Broad Ripple park Sunday, running
the two miles in 9:4S.
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Chicago Grain Range
By United Press

By Times Special
CHICAGO. July 1s.-Carlots Wheat. o.
coIn' 80 oats, 40; rye. 0, and barley. g.
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AUTO POLO MATCH

The American auto polo team de-
feated the Canadian squad at Riv-
erside Sunday. 3 goals to ?. A large
crowd witnessed the rough and
tumble sport. The teams will meet
again next Sunday.
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PARALYSIS Stroke Fatal

Henry Bruno, 4s, of 1913 South
Senate avenue, died suddenly to-
day, collapsing while moving a
lawn at II West Wilkins street. Dr..
E. r. Wilson, deputy coroner, said
| paralysis was the cause of death.
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STILES TO TEXAS LEAGUE

81 IInlcS NprclnE
LONGVIEW, Tex, July 18-
Roland Lena) Stiles, right handed
pitcher. will join the Longview
Texas League baseball team today.
He comes here from the Milwaukee
Brewers.
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NEW YoRK-An increase in the
country's employment is likely to he
one of the outstanding results of the
current campaign by leading bankers and
industrialists to broaden the use of trade
acceDtances in business transactions. E.
r. Moran. executive manager of Brad
streets. said.
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Film Star Flies Here

Brief visit was paid at municipal
airport Saturday by Harry Ban
mister, film actor, flying his own
plane to New York, from where he
will sail for London to appear in
new play. Bannister is the former
husband of Ann Harding.
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OTTAWA. Ont-A new high record in
Ontario gold mine output was marked up
2.6s4. 166 tons were produced. with value
Of S23. 205. 663. against 2.403. 4S1 tons ana
$40. 402 090. respectively in the first half Of
reported
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GERMAN RACER VICTOR

BIZ Jnitcd Press
ADENAU, Germany, July 10
Rudolf Caracciola of Germany won
the German auto racing grand prix
here Sunday (57025 kilometers) in
4 hours Al minutes.
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Receipts. 9 zoo: n:arkst. Uneven Tss mostly.
loqI5c lover; tor. s4.s5 bulk. I5o-220
lbs $40 $50: 23o-ss0 lbs. $1,000 l. co:
Cattle-Receipts. $500: calves. $500:
market. opening slow. general trend weak
70 lower: bidding lower on native steers.
at S6.4od7-35: mixed yearlinRs and heif-
eTs, weak TO a quarter lower. largely $3.50
O.: COW market. not established. with bids
sharply lower: bulls. 10G15c lower: too
sausage kinds So: vealers. steady at $3.50.
SheeD-ReceiDts. 5000: market. opened
STEADY: few choice lambs to shippers and
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Bu United Press

NEW YORK, July -Potatoes--Market.
quiet; New jersey. S225G2.50 southern.
75cQS2.1o barrel: Maine. S1.4041s0 barrel.
kets. 75cd$1.65; southern baskets. soc N
sl,5o Flour-Market. quiet: spring pat
ents, s3;9064:15. Pork,-Market. quiet;
mess, S2.25 barrel Lard--Market. firm
middle west spot. s5.50G5.eO per 100 lbs.
Tallow-Market,. firm; special to extra. 2sa
02Hsc. Dressed poultry-Market. steady:
turkeys, 10d27c; chickens. 14626c; broil-
ers, l4927c; fowls, l0GI8c; ducks, Long
Island, 1l@l4c. Live poultry-Market. dull:
geese. 79l2c; turkeys. 10G20; ROSTERS IL
% l3c; ducks. l3M15c; fowls 12N17c:
broilers, l2Q22c; chickens. pullets. $50 csc.
Cheese-Market, steady; state whole milk,
fancy to special l802lc: young Americas
l14261234c. Butter-Market. firm; re-
ceipts. 1876. packages; creamery extras.
lS24c; specials, 1919 n19szc. Eggs-Market,
firm; receipts. 1889 cases; nearby white
mediums. 17619c rehandled, 1916: Pa
cif1c cosats, 1sQ22lzc; browns. 1874 q 24c.
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DETROIT-The biggest shipment of De
Soto cars ever dispatched to one point
left the factory for New York City, all
the cars being sold for delivery i'm
meditely on arrival in New York.
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By United Press

CINCINNATI. o. July 1s.-Hogs-Re-
direct: slow. 25@30c lower; better grade,
d6o-225 lbs. So: 230-275 lbs. s4.5o04.75:
100000 lbs, s4.35G4.40: 1S0-150 lbs. 81 40:
Sows fully. Csc lower; bulk S325. some
light weights. $3.50. Cattle-Receipts
LOO; calves. 500; slow. uneven. better
to weak; lower grades. ESQ soc or more
lower than last Monday odd lots com
mon and medium grades S4.2566.25: some
10; averages, $3.50: good fed kinds absent.
other classes steady to weak: grassy beef
cows, S2.75MS.75; good kinds S46425:
bulk low cutters and Gamers $500 2. so:
bulls S3.25 down; vealers steady; good and
CHOICE. s5:5oM6; others. SIS down. Sheep
Receipts. $500: lambs. weak, spots around
zoc lower; quality geeraly not very de-
sirable: bulk better grades around So So:
some S6.75@7 early; common to medium.
SAG 575; sheep about steady; fat aged
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STOCK MARKET
IRREGULAR IN
NARROW RANCE
Gold Mining Issues Rally to
Feature Early Deals;
Trade Light.
Average Stock Prices

Average Of thirty industrials for Satur-
day IS 20 OF 10. Average Of twenty rails
1873, up OF. Average OF twenty utilities
up 81.
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Other Livestock
BIZ United Press

VWTttW T It5o
LAFAYETTE. Ind. july 1s.-Hog market,
lbs 81 SIS: 2lO-225 lbs. $3.50: 225-235 lbs.
275 800 lbs. $40: 3oo-325 lbs, $4s5 49,
160 lbs. s4.35: 13o-150 lbs. s410: 1O0-l30
lbs. 1885; roughs. 1878 down; top calves,
IS: ton lambs S.
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Westinghouse Electric and Manufac-
turing Company in June quarter reported
net loss of S1,SS1,797 after all charges,
against net loss of S1,S2O, 74S in previous
quarter and net profit of S926,604 in
June, 1881, quarter; six months net loss
amounted to SS,2O2,127 against net loss
of S1,959, 341 in first half of 1881.
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Weather conditions at 9 a. M:
Southwest wind, miles an hour:
temperature, 70; barometrie pres
sure, 3006 at sea level; ceiling, clear,
unlimited; visibility, 8 miles.
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300: market. medium to good steers and
heifers, beef cows. bulls and stockers most
ly steady, lower grade steers and heifers
lower; best steers and heifers early 81;
bulk common and medium grades, s4.5C
as; bulk cows. s2.5o@3 So. best s4; low
to good light Suckers, s3a5 calves@ oissn
ceipts. 900; market, not established; bid
ding soc lower on best kinds or s4.5C
down. ,Hogs.-Receipts.. 1000; Csc lower;
295 lbs. 81; 300 lbs. up. $3.50; 140-I65 lbs
1895; l35 lbs. down. s3.55; sows 81. 4oG3.15
stays, SAILS. Sheep-Receipts, 2,0o0: mar
ket. not established; bidding soc lower and
asking 25c lower or s5.7596 for bulk bet
ter grades; breeding ewes in liberal sup
ply steady SIS per head down. Saturday S
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BIZ United Press

EAST BUFFALO, July 1s.-Hogs On sale.
2lOO; weights below 220 lbs active to
packers; l5c over Fridays aver
age; heavier weights rather slow, 10G15c
higher; good to choice 16O-21O lbs. SIS so:
5.s5;. few 800 lbs. Sass; pigs and under
weights. S5.2565.40. Cattle-ReceiptS,
1900; dry fed steers and yearlings active,
l5g2oc higher; good to choice. SS.25d8. 90;
top. SO; good steers and weighty heifers.
ss.25; practically moderate feds below So:
grassers steady 70 Csc higher; lower grades
oragey: heshy offerings. S6.25G6.75; palmer
KINDS, 81 .5005.6 fat cows. S3.75d4 so: cut
ter grades, sl50d2.75. Calves-Receipts.
$50; yealers weak TO SOC lower: bulk better
lot 81; few, $3.50, common and medium IS
a SIS. Sheep-Receipts. 1. 400; lambs fairly
active; steady at last weeks decline good
70 choice natives leniently sorted $3.50,
few decks, S6.75n7: in-between grades. So;
ward to So.
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The CRY
in Brief
TUESDAY EVENTS

Rotary Club luncheon, Claypool.
Gyro Club luncheon. Spink-Arms.
Mercator Club luncheon. Columbia
Club.
Architectural Club luncheon, Archi-
tests and Builders building
American Chemical Society luncheon.
SEVERN.
Universal Club luncheon. Columbia
Club.
ZOnta Club luncheon. Columbia Club.
Republican Veterans luncheon. Board
of Trade.
Young Attorneys Association luncheon,
Washington.
Election of officers and reduction
of the annual membership fee from
IS to So are scheduled for the meet
ing of the indianapolis chapter,
Izaak Walton League of America, at
1880 Thursday night in the man
ayers Office at the Murat theater.
Pleas for donations of food and
clothing were issued today by Mrs.
Fannie Jones, operator of the
volunteer relief workers center, Ali
South Alabama street. She said
200 children are being fed at noon
daily at the center.
Operation during the month of
June without lost time for accidents
won for the Armour and Company
plant in this city the safety pennant
awarded monthly by the Institute of
American Meat Packers, it is an
nounced. One hundred plants
throughout the country are par
ticipating in the movement to de-
crease accidents among employees.
A. J. Hess of the internal reve-
nue. department will be speaker at
the meeting of the indianapolis jew
elers' Guild Tuesday night at $50
at the Washington. His subject
will be the new excise tax and its
application to jewelers..
Representative Fred Galloway
Dem.), 4121 Rockville road, is i'll at
his home today suffering from
sudden attack of pneumonia.
William ID. Upshaw, presidential
candidate of the Prohibition party.
will continue each night this week
the series of revival meetings begun
Sunday afternoon in Cadle taber-
nacle. Upsaw also will speak at the
family prayer period from station
WKBF at $50 Tuesday morning.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-07-18

American Writing Paper Company in
six months ended June 80. 1882 showed
net loss of S246.615 after depreciation,
interest. ETC., against net profit of S12.64S
equal to IA cents a share on 1926 shares
of S. preferred in first half Of previous
year; for quarter ended June 80, net loss
amounted to S142,1S9 against net loss of
S1O4,426 in preceding quarter and net
loss of S16.12i in June quarter of 1881.