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Evening star., 1933-11-15

named narcotics and habit forming
drugs. precautionary labels cannot be
required"
Mr.. Casey explained an extensive
exhibit showing foods, drugs and cosmet-
les which cannot be dealt with under
present law, though they are extremely
harmful or worthless
Evening star., 1933-11-15
English Banker Dies.

MONTREAL, November Is LP)-Sir
Henry Seymour King, 81, director of
Lloyd.s Bank and one of the most prom
inent financiers of England, is dead In
London. according to word received yes
terday by relatives here.
Evening star., 1933-11-15
Many Visit Stratford.

Visitors to Shakespeare's birthplace
in Stratford on Avon, England, last
year averaged more than 1000 a week.
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DEDICATION DELAYED

Hanson Tablet Rites at Oxon Hill
to Be November 25.
BY staff Correspondent of The Star.
OXON HILL, Md, November 15.-
Dedication of tablet to the memory
of John Hanson, scheduled for We'd
nesday, has been postponed until No
vember 25, it was announced today by
William N. Morrell, secretary of the
John Hanson Society of Maryland.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

GenT GEMrLEMhANk Mith Nkitchenette private entrance,
nearby in Virginia Address Box l5:.k'
ctor of5co D
NEAR MT PLEASANT OR 14th ST. CAR
line rms. KIT and bath: would conas1eet ceodnaTesr
ant IN house: must be reasonable hoot tSSS
Box AK Star once.
FURNISHED APARTMENT.
by REFINED ADULTS;
Address Box 2l4-H, Star OMCe
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HOUSES-UNFURNIsHED.

RTINGAIOWS, NEARBY VA AND MD
S MSdsTn r $50 rms nEs1s hsh; B. MnssEn s1 EGs
Ceilent condition. S65 ,,. Nall
' l4s6 4 St. me-, near Lincoln PAX li!s,
Ms59szsl hsIE TK1R1Kss a2Hss s1e DIS
GefssH M 55r,Ss ~
Key at No "A. National 70ll .--==--
MT. PLEAsANT-s ROOMS. 2 BATHS OH OIL
dat. date rental ROBERT L. McKEEvER CO.
laos 4Ist ST. NW.-MoDERN sIx-RooM
house, house bult-in garage. ELECTRIC refrigerationa;
available at once Phone Cleveland 344o'
Rent reasonable.
3lo5 DOUGLAS ST NE.s i, Is,,.a r, B. HIWHd aniend,d
Condition: newly decorated; S55s5 per mo.
JESSE l. HE1SKELL. ll15 Eye St. NV.
NEARBY V1RG1NIA-sEMI.B BUNGALOW. VI
to ssRTes risGR ssh9gs f9d pf 5
eve Evenings, nf CO, SOLO.
DUPONT CIRCLE Sections RMS, B.;
suitable Se'Ionsi SoGmlng house priced f0r QUICK
hKrsa iaTnaee hi heat front and rear porches. Cali
| Cleveland 22s1.
s35.75-NEWLY PAPERED AND PAINTED:
Ard sa and psone 5ae '
!: STORIES, 3 BED ROOMS. GAS, ELEG;
| large yard and garage; nearby Virginia. 40
Girauit ave, Virginia Highlands. Va.
1910 WILLOW LANE CHEVY hs;S CHASE E,!aloc.: MPw
| weather-stripped. electric refrigerator. au-
tomato hot-water heater. detached garage;
large lot. trees and shrubbery; near high
school; S65; OWNER. l07 Aspen st. Vacant.
| Wisconsin 4Os7.
e4ssk PAR RR ssS MW ri est
! porches. rooms > baths; owner will retain
| one room. co. 1859. g.
| CHEVY CHASE. MD. as RAYMOND ST.
| large rooms. bath; sun porch. fireplace: gas
| refrieera tion: double garage under house;
large lot. quiet street. $3.50 Open 6
| 5517 CONN AVE. NV
rooms and bath. modern, large yard;
F. ELLIOTT MIDDLETON. Me 2s27.
| 626 COLUMBIA RID. NV ROOMS AND
| bath. electricity. INV h.; $40 per month
Key at 61s.
3l04 e S.E-BUNGALOW, 5 ROOMS
bath. ami: reasonable. Apply 1912 Sc
pIREcT, FRoM oWNER; wy -, 2 5Ms . iol 5ATI ATE:
reas. NO. 1853. 1874 3oth q. l6'
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Ma. 21o0 9"5 18th st. NV.
IN PERFECT CONDITION.
1346 SPRING RD.
rooms and BATH h-wh' cleo hshts.
garage SOS.
1928 7th ST. NV.
6 rooms and bath. h.-wh,, cleo and
garage $40
REALTY ASSOCIATES. INC,
1903 X st. NV. MA. 143s.
RooM1NG HOUSE. NEAR 18th AND EYE
St n.w-10 rooms. baths. steam heat.
q Eve St ~ rooms s and b bath. hot
49, Quincy St. n:e-5 rooms and BATH
hot.water heat. electric; rent, $3.50 =.
ooc3 c st. n.e.-A modest home to Mt
rooms and bath Open Sunday-Rent. $50.
WM. T. BALLARD,
1921 Eve St. NV. National 226S.
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Observation-Disclosures

1928 MILITARY RID. NV.
Detached brick semi mi-bungalow: g rooms
and BATH detached brick garage.
$500 PER MONTH.
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1904 18th ST NW.-s ROOMS. 3 BATHS;
rea asonable Phone PO. 3146.
9I6 SHEPHERD ST. NV ROOMS AND
bath. 3 porches. hot-water heat. anil;
S15 30 Der month 5s
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APARTMENrs-UNFURNIsHEn

coLoaED-l344 T ST N.w-FRoNT APT.
3 rooms, kit and bath, $3.50 INQUIRE
1905 18th NV NO. 06"0 A.
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REFINED COLORED.

REFINED COLORED.
:; rooms and bath ..... $3.50
, rooms, bath. porch. 49,. $50
aos%; + HI e'lsgssa SssIsusf ".s s"oo
FOR COLORED.
! LOGAN CIRCLE
Apt for select 9Gorea' family fasnS
and bath; $3.50.
rooms, kitchen and bath: $40
Located in Columbia Heights. Desirable
apt. room, kitchen and bath rental $50
''' , p: PARK RD. NV,
Good location; close to stores sus and trans. trans,
Closet Go and BATH; Sa'5 - NV
! room. kitchen and bath; $3.50.
BOSS & PHELPS.
14l7 x St. NV MA $500.
COLORED-.APARTMENTS.
$50 Rhode Island ave. NV r. H. k~soo
!o!4 Euclid st ny, k. b, ,d $500
I p. Po'S.' <. and porch, -. s47.5o and - 90
lSlo Vernon ST. nW.-3 r., k. b.. 400
1870 Vernon st. NV r. k porch $500
.oS: Ind st, NV" 4 s,s So and and ssso
! -; Corcoran n W, r. k b. 30 90
i" Ran and norch 49, ~ 40 so
! lO"5 PARK rd NV r. X. b. 1000
nnrch AZ ~ 40 90
| -,S Gtn 81 se-o r. X b.. - 50
-, n ,... - 90
fIf 10Th st ne, r k b.,.... 3o 90
III p 81 n W, k b,,,,,, A. 90
! III Col. rd. n.w.-l r, b......... un
1920 iith st. nw.-4 r., b. ....... $500
| 533 2lst st. NV r. k, b.. -. $500
C\HEATED FLATS.
,-.1 corcorsn St stn.w-r,k.,b b.. $40 81
b .......... 41.50
i'ist Ia, eiec o. ~ 50
III EUCLID ST nw-5 r. k b.. $500
apcoIa e1er "'e -" 81 90
| 1917 5th ST n.w.--l r.. k. b.. lat, el !. %
,ol6 llth st n.w.--3 r., b. ....... sou
.l24 1th ST. NV r. k. b.: Arc. ell 5t.uU
ltilii- 4th ST. n.w.-4 r, k. b.. It, g. ~ -2o
1928 9TH St. NV. r K. b.; ~, :,o.2n
.,l.,6 llth St NV r, k. b. lat, el. .io3u
$500 Sth st NV k b $500
800 llth st. n.w,-3 r., b., lat. gas 30
l123i, Seaton pl. n.w.-3 r. X. b.. 30
.,3Il n st nw.-lst f.. r. k. b. 81
.,,O9 Sth WI r. k. b. gas ;---oo
r. F. SAUL Co.
ma. 2l0O o"j 18th ST. NV.
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S52.U.
40 III, 81 n y

45o 18th ST. NE.
. rooms kitchen. bath. wide porches'
Key. AS 5th st. ne ~ NV :.
w p. LOCKWOOD 1910 Z nv
coIogFD-5.3I. Ind ST N.E-5 ROOMS;
Electricity. Arcola, hot water; opposite Union
Station; So; so. Tel MA i343. .
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CONTINUED
14O5 HARVARD ST.

The Wilson Refriseration Included.
MANAGER on Premises.
{ rooms 90 bed roomsl. bath, $50
SHANNON & LUCHS CO..
1903 H ST. NV. National 2345.
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HOUSES-UNFURNISHED.
fCnnfinnAA

1905 MILITARY RD.. NEAR ROCK CREEK
Park--b rms. b., h.-w.h., cleo; completely
refinshed; S55 mo. Apply 404 9th st. NV.
Reed HOSPITALS rooms :. baths. electric
refrig.. ,slass-inclosed sleeping porch. front
sne sas pSIshes oraTsIa spaee
co,on,aI lon; EEssoH LEES Fooms gT AND bs,h elee
8 GARRETT BEfTzEIE pfs1RfcT aloo
gl4 WHITTIER ST. NV NEAR WALTER
Reed'-Detached; large rms. a bed rms, J.
living rm. across entire house; fine condi-
tion; earage; $40. ma. 091l.
D; G.. detached brick. large rooms beau.
SO. #. l. D. MEASELL. CL. 413i.
FOR RENT. RY OWNER; OPEN & LIGHT
571g Nebraska ave Chevy Chase. D. G;
rms baths at ah"6 lsTse Dfvate f c. veIsaaa
Bet 9th and 3th l. and NJ SITS NE.
lst,hoor fat : +; bath elec; key N 5s Tpstsirs
l5ia 5ousHT0E ~ SH Shenes eo DI FEAaaoFs .s5ae
a0o7z EYE ST Sc. NEAR NAVY YARD
6-roem brick house: bath. elec' $3.50 per
month Call North 93o2
na aon bath sa4saih at s ca
3llo G ST, s,E-5.RooM BUNGALOW,
eIee gas furnace heat large yard Derches4 hes
;" ION ST sE~FIyE natE ROOMS 2ss4 tARS5 Iinsei5
PARK and :, car lines. -
..4 18th ST NE ROOMS AND BATH
all modern Improvements, garage. Apply
3?7 18th place ne.
I1.4 ST NE ROOMS. ALL MODERN
improvements. built-in garase. Apply 3"7
w, -, e,,r - pOO,yc AMI pATU
HALL & BRO, 1908 H ST. NE.
slI VA AVE. sE.-a Rms. ELEc., $1,000.
1924 verGoHs 6; w AAs SIMPSON CO. ME. 800.
CHEVY CHAsE--DETACHED: g ROOMS;
st stores fa 'pa psy sehoS % adSs
p Soreness Uns YARD Rsa ss7aEe
S45 per month. Call North 1914.
TAKoMA PARK,
81 line; stores; reasonable, Apply @e2l s:
NEAR CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY-I0
rooms . baths, inst. water. electric re-
frgerator. garage 130 st. Sc. Adams
pair; II rooms. cellar, INV h. garage, yard
white, cheap SO y
ATTRACTIVE HOME. : ROOMS. . BATHS.
shower. breakfast porch, sleeping porch.
heated garage. .1.9 9th NV North 6ol3
FOxALL-7 ROOMS. BATHS. MAID 8
room. 3 porches. Gear garage. electric re-
frgerator; partly furnished. To inspect.
call for key at 1900 44th st. NV.
WAVERLY TAYLOR. INC.
sf:si;s :S,s s "a SONS ssss:
splendid condition; 500 per mo. Call WILL
LETT MA 492s.
l340 E ST. NE R.. B., H.-W.H., ELEC.,
$50; excellent condition.
1340iz E St NE r, b.. h.-w.h.. elec..
$50; excellent condition.
JOHN SCRIVENER L. BRO.
9l4 G St. NV. DI $3.50.
S4250-9547 10th ST NW-S42 SO
Six rooms. bath, brick; front and rear
A c HOUGHTON CO. REALTORS.
1916 ST. NV. Phones DI. 1886. 1877.
1904 eth ST NW.-s ROOMS. 3 BATHS;
rea asonable. Phone PO. 3146.
eI6 SHEPHERD ST: NV ROOMS AND
bath: 3 porches. hot-water heat. m L.
S15 30 Der month 5s
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1871 ST. NV
:, rooms and bath ...... $3.50
, rooms, bath. porch. ..... 4".50
rooms bath porch $500 5000
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
l 500 H St. NV. National c:S45.
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ApARTMENTS-sUBURBAN.
RENT-FLATS.

30I4 QUE ST. N.w.-lst FLOOR. 5 R. B ..
S33 so; WILL PUT IN GOOD CONDITION.
HARRY B. PITTS.
1343 ST. NV. Me 43o0-
,,,c h eiec S23 90
i55I q ct SCI r. b. elec w $500
3l3 South Carolins lima, aye rect5;ei,v 5e T.
io' h eIec lights 70 90
H1oo5oI - h h W H. elec ~ 81
,l3 18th St se.-3 r, bath, elec. 3l.oo
o301 Nichols ave. s.e.-3 r.. b.. SCREEN
ed porch. INV h.. electricity 3@.oo
az Kentucky aGs-n ave- Sc. KsT Apt No -, r. 81 so
1918 1Stb $ st. Sc r. o. 'Ae' q. 31.oo
&C. WELDON CO.,
,-o- z CT NV NE. 3O11.
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MODERN CORNER HOME.
FLOYD E. DAVIS COMPANY.
m ICtb 81 ~ W MA ia

133 18th ST NV Ma. O353.
ia 18th ST. Me- ROOMS BATH. MOD
ern; So. 90.
>. -, I. !. Newton pl. n.w.-e rooms 3 Dorehes'
!67 Fls: ave ne rooms; modern; SO
1907 Spring rd. n.w.-6 rooms. screened
porches; S55.
1923 MINI. ave. s.e.-6 rms, modern; S45.
624 Jefferson st. n.w.-6 rooms screened
ssEsRS:' sss s. sss S}' St. NV. -s rooms. modern
ro.ma Sla sasaid Sheridan st. nw-semi-detached'
700 Lawrence st. n.e.-Detached. rooms,
Isss + st, s,e.-a rooms, bath Gear ga
1923 S st. se,-S rooms, modern, ga.
rage: $3.50
I1Oo o st. s.e-5 rooms. bath: sos.
62o Col I'd nw-6 rooms big yard. ga
100, I5th st. n.w.-9 rooms, bath. newly
decorated; sos.
COS 9th St ne.-6 rooms. bath; s35.
lo63 Owen pl. n.e-6 rooms, 3 porches'
1920 IVA WAPIE - Nv 5 JAMES ING 81. aa47
1859 B ST. SEC ROOMS. BATH,
So T st. NV rooms bath. cleo. os
1'ls Ices h:wh st: nhw.-1o rooms. :, baths. $500
1908 5th st. ne.-6r., b., eiec, h.-w.h 455O
H.', D st. sw.-6 r., b., eec... s7So
500 st. s",-e coI6REb 81 81 s!se' '','' $3.50
5$Ie s., ~ 5.sf; F. sstsi i=sS
1Ol K A. Se.--4 rooms bath, Gas. .. ?OhO
40 Ridge st. NV rooms. water. $3.50
1915 7th $: gM4s : se@Ss. 81 sss 1879 1890
Oh MORTON ST. NE.
Between 9Th and eth. L and M sts.
Slx-room row brick, bath. hot
water heat. electricity. garage.
RENT. $4,000.
Kew at f55 Morton lstore).
B. T. SAUL CO..
MA. 200 ac5 5th St. NV.
ANY ONE WHO APPRECIATES A HOME
with large rooms. high ceilings. modern.
corner. trees. shruh5ery. overlooking the
Palisades o. the Potomac should inspect
4S9S Conduit rd.: rooms. bath. finished
attic: rent reduced to SOS.
WM. T. BALLARD,
1921 EYE ST NV.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-02
Produce Markets
BY Abbott. Hopp!n & Co.

Delivered in Indianapolis prices: Hens.
heavy breeds over "a lbs Zoe: Leghorns.
&c. .proiers: Colored .springers. ~ lbs.
&C. barebacks. &c: cocks and stays. &C:
Leghorn cocks and Leghorn stays. Sc.
Ducks. large white. full feat nereo and fat.
Geese. fun feathered and tss. &c. Young
guineas. zoe: old guineas. l5c. Engs-No. !
fresh country run eggs, lie. Each fan egg
case c9 inn must weigh s. lbs gross S DEDUCTION S
gross will be made Butter-No. /. asa 26c:
No. 2. % 24c. Butterfat-l8c. Quoted By
the Wadley COMPANY.
BY UNITED PRESS
:, III. Aug 2,1sEsgs Market
cases: extra hrsys 1872 9 I5lse: hrsts ia
i3c. current receipts i0is GliLc. dirtieS
exc. Butter-Market steady prices un-
changed receipts. 10 .eSs tubs; specials
n 2Oc: arsts. Isa lsc. seconds. i7al7isc
standards. &C. Poultry Market. steady:
receipts. 80 trucks fowls. loT lie: Leg
horn broilers. lie: Leghorns aiac. ducks
ROSTERS. &c: bfoilers. III sai 5c. Cheese
Twins. 1874 ai3iac Longhorns. 137. "a &c
Potatoes-On track 1873. arrivals. %: ship
m,ents. POI. market dull: Kansas and
jersey sacked cobblers. s3031o. Idaho
sacked Triumphs. s275Q3. MARYLAND and
Virginia barrel cobblers. s4soa4eO
CLEVELAND. Aug Butter-Market
steady extras. 24i2c per ID. in tubs
standards 2+isc per ID. IN tubs. Eggs
seps lao 'ea Extra eTTss s pey doe
Poultry Market steady. heavy fowl. pa
l3c. Leghorn fowl. &c; heavy broilers. 146
lee: LeEhorp broilers. lOa i2c; ducks. 7 1
and New jersey 6 S. No j. cobbYier rs'' $
$50 per 100 ID. sack. mostly. So; Del
aware $3.50 per 100 ID. sack
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swine MARKET
SHOWS STEADY
PRICE LEVELS
Finished Steers Strong to
Higher; Sheep Sell
Lower.

Hogs were steady this morning at
the city yards except for no definite
market on pigs. Weights Of 100 TO
200 pounds sold for s4.55 to $3.50:
200 to DTS pounds. $3.50 TO S4.65:
275 pounds up. s4.20 TO 81 80. Top
price was s4.65. Light 40 TO 100
Founders brought s3.75 TO 81. with
100 to 40 Founders listed at 50 to
$40. Packing sows sold for s325
70 1855. Receipts were estimated
at $500 Holdovers were 277.
Finished steers were steady to
strong at $3.50 10 $3.50 in the cat
tie market. Hardly enough OF other
classes we're on hand to establish
quotations. Sentiment was lower
Receipts were 1,400 Vealers were
so cents higher at Sc down. Calf
receipts were TOO
Lambs were around IS TO so cents
lower. with top Of So. The bulk sold
for SITS down. Bucks brought dol
lar less. Culis and throwouts sold
for So TO $3.50. Receipts were 1900.
Indications were for a steady to
higher market in hogs at Chicago
II bids unchanged from the pre-
'iuus sessions closing averages.
Good to choice 200 TO $50 Founders
were bid in at s455 to $3.50; best
light and medium weights held
above s470. Receipts were 10000,
including 1000 direct Holdovers
were 1000. Cattle receipts were
10000; calves. 800; market weak
Sheep were steady with receipts of
II GOO.
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BY ELMER c. WALLER
United Press Financial Editor

NEW YORK. Aug. 2.-Prices con-
tinued to advance at the opening of
today's session on the Stock Ex-
change. Initial gains we're mostly
fractional, with volume small.
Traders were encouraged by re-
ports from the country's major in
dustries, which we're holding their
recent gains against seasonal ten
denotes. Electricity output was l5.4
per cent above a year ago. the same
gain as in the preceding week.
Steel operations held at 81 per cent
of capacity. the same as in the
previous week, according to the Iron
Age. The latter authority estimated
August automobile production would
equal that of July
Wet stocks were steady to firm.
National Distillers opened at 81. up
l, and extended the gain. Amer
lean Commercial Alcohol made
small gain. Standard Brands was
unchanged at 81.
Steel common opened at 52ss, up
i and held steady. American Tele-
phone opened unchanged at 1925
and later crossed 1923.
Anaconda firmed up z point to
l67s in mixed copper section. Oil
shares were irregular in a narrow
range. Gold mining shares were
firm. Case rose II to 69i2 in the
farm equipments. Tobaccos made
small gains. Rails were steady.
Utilities were firm. Western Union
was bid up 1as to 59i,.
Colorado Fuel and Iron opened at
So. of 2 points on the companys
bond default and receivership.
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of the hearings it appears that the
administration is convinced that
the steel industry could and should
make very much more favorable
terms with labor. and should elimi-
nate many long-standing abuses.
From other sources it appears
that Mr.. Richberg has raised legal
questions about the sections of the
code which deal with prices, but
unless I am mistaken the admins
tration does not seem greatly con-
cerned about the level OF steel
prices.
Thus. in arguing that the pro-
posed hours are too long and the
wages too low, Miss Perkins said
that 1T may be necessary to make
drastic increases in wages to ac-
complish the purposes of the act.
But if recovery is to be achieved, a
large portion of the money product
of industry must go to those who
constitute the main body of the
consumers" In support of her argu-
ment she pointed out that during
the prosperous years prior to 1880
"a declining share Of the value of
the products of the iron and steel
industry went to labor
Miss Perkins point can not. I
think. be disputed. 1t is established
clearly that in the twenties profits
ran way ahead of the wages
What needs to be discussed and
to be examined with great care is
the apparent assumption. which at
the moment seems to dominate so
much of the thinking of the NRA
organization, that a better distribu-
tion of corporate earnings should
be sought solely through the pay
envelope.
To fix the question clearly it is
interesting to consider a few of the
main elements in the policy of the
steel industry during the depres-
sion. If we compare the figures for
May. 1893. with those for May. 1880.
we find that production fell more
than so per cent, that employment
fell more than 40 per cent and that
pay rolls fel nearly 10 per cent. AT
the same time we find that iron and
steel prices. as measured by a COM
posite index. fell less than 20 per
cent and finished steel about II
per cent.
%
IN other words, here is a basic
l. industry which has met the de-
preston by reducing production and
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Other Livestock
BY UNITED PRESS

FIT. WAYNE Aug. 2-Hogs-Steady. 200
$50 los. $3.50; 250-30o lbs. $3.50. 30O-35O
lbs. s435 10000 lbs. s455. l6O-I7o lbs.
s42S. l50-leo lbs So l40-l50 lbs. SO rs:
l3o-l4o lbs. s355. Ioo-l3o lbs. $40:
roughs. $3.50, stays 81 Calves-s5 so:
lambs. $3.50 Cattle-SteadY. UNCHANGED.
PITTSBURGH. Aug. 2-Cattle-Receipts.
10. market. steady. Hogs Receipts. 500:
holoovers. 900. market. strong. prime
neayies. 10000 lbs. .s4.9o@5; heavy mixed.
lbs. S. lo65l5 heayv Workers. s5s5i5:
light Workers. l2o-l45 lbs. s40425. pigs.
so-ll5 lbs. s3d3 IS; roughs. s3a 3.75. Sheep
and lambs-Recelpts. 800: market. active
steady lambs, good % choice. 90 lbs. down.
sT.75H 6. medium. 90 lbs down. 500 5;
good. sl.75M225. ewes medium 20 choice.
siA2. Calyes-Reeeipts. 100. market. SLOW.
s4.5oNs S: heavy and thin. s250a $50.
225: market. steady: offerings mostly COM
mon quality. close quiet. choice. 1901 lOO
lbs. heifers. s550as25: good cows an
weights. Sc .50a4. calves-Receipts. 900.
steady and active on good calves. but slow
on common grades: choice 10 prime. SO
on good lambs. but rs TO SOC lower on
common arrivals. few drop as much as
81. choice spring lambs. S7ds: good 70
mon mon ana Gull. ssa5' Hos Receipts 800:
market steady on light run. all sold
early: Light butchers 10000 lbs. $3.50.
CINCINNATI. Aug -Hogs-Receipis;
800 head. none direct and through. 200
head held over STEADY; tor. ana ou!k. lso-
weishtieT butchers. s;25d 50: t5o-lso lbs;
s Sac 80 sd 5seiss 2s So II f quality and
e ssa,ie1 2i Fece R1n' as Eesd caiSss 500
head. SLOW. generally steady medium 70
good steers and heifers. ss25ls part load
Of hanoyweight mixed s625; common
kinds down % sS. and palmer below. peel
COWS s25o635o low cutters and cutter
cows. 81 5012 so, most bulls. 81 p z s.so.
good choice vealers. 81 so $50 plainer
kinds S3Ts Shesp-Receipts. 1850 head.
better Grades scarce. few lots from STA
around steady; palmer kinds numerous
and urevenly 5ocG 81 lover. medium kinds
mostly $50 $50. some mixed. sofs !. ana
common 81 so culls down 20 50 and be-
low. few SLAUGHTER ewes mostly 81 l-5o.
LAFAYETTE. Aug Eogs--Ma rkst.
as lbs. 81 S.: 2l5-30o lbs. s. %. 3oo-325
lbs. 81 IS. 2oo-22s lbs 50 50 10000 lbs.
s445: l70-is0 lbs 81 IS. .s0-i70 lbs. S. IS;
i4o-i50 lbs. So so. lse-i4o lbs So Sc: 40
80 lbs. s. IS. I00-l2o lbs. So: roughs.
$3.50 TOP calves. s.; TOP lambs. 81.
TOLEDO. Aug. Hoss-Receipts. 275:
market steady. Receipts. light;
market. steady. Calves-Recetpts. light.
market steady. Caives-Receipts. light.
market. stescv. Sheep and lambs - Re-
ee.pts, light. market. steacy.
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tons shows that is seek make them rigdly
perfect the outset good constitution is which
is flexible enough TO allow it 10 be perfected by
perience.
To view the matter in this light does not however.
relieve any one of the duty OF examining the main
principles and tendencies which those who
working at this momentous and inspiring task. II is
not merely the privilege Of the press and Of the public
TO discuss critically these developments 1t is their
patriotic duty and 1t would be mistaken zeal TO with
hold criticism 10 resent it.
In this spirit venture to raise few questions
about the procedure in adopting the steel code The
only evidence available TO is the text OF the code
submitted on July Is and the newspaper accounts
Of the hearings before General Johnson in Washing
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Births

John and Magaret Barnes s70 west
THIRTEEN
". A. and Johnnie Hoddox. 1929 North
Hamilton
Marion and Ruth James Coleman hos
plfal
ROY and Delilah Mccowen. Coleman hos
pifal
STANLEY and Anna FEEBLE s. vncents
hospital
Frsdriok and Helen Hummel. s. v.ncent's
hospital
c. A. and Theresa Pfau. 4is North OAK
land
Girls
Ernest and Edith Reynolds Coleman
louis and Helen PetcoH s5s North War
man
=, James and Minnie strogp. "a North
John and Iris Gibson 1888 Arrow.
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indianapolis Cash Grain

Aug l.
The bids for car lots Of grain a. the
call Of the indianapolis Board OF Trade.
I o. b.. shipping point. basis Az New
York rate were
wheat-sTong. No red. sia SEC No.
red 53N s5c No ? hard 53n CSC
Corn-Strong No. 2 white f7d ssc. No.
3 white. asa 7c No 2 yellow, asa 4sc.
No yellow. 44Gs5e No 2 mixed. 43I
4fc. No mixed 4Zl<3c
oats-strong. No 2 white s5a34e. No.
white 32I sac
Hsy-steady n O. b country points
taking 23isc or less rates % Cincinnati
o Louisville No timothy. seas so:
No 2 timothy. SIS 50Gs.
--inspectionS--
Wreat--No ! red II cars No 2 red.
( cars No red / car. No l hard i
car. No hard car. No. mixed. 2
cars. Tetel 20 cars
Corn--No ? white cars. No Yellow.
I car. 70 yellow cars. No yellow.
cars No yellow. car. Totsi IS cars.
Oats-No white, cars No White,
IS cars. sample white. cars. Total. 20
cars.
INDIANAPOLIS WAGON WHAT
CITY grain elevators are paying 81 cents
ior 10. soft red wheat. Otner grades
on their merits
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CHICAGO FRUIT MARKET


81 mica fffSs
Chicago Aug 2-Fruit and vegetable
quotations. Apples Michigan duchess
bushel. 5ocIsl. T-ansparents oushel 75c 9
81. Indiana wealthy bushels. 81 Is.
Cherries-Michlgan sour. STA Us. sweet,
siN 50. Wisconsin sour T5c 2 81. Blue
berries Michigan. 81 75m275. BLACK
Michigan. si25a2 Currents
Michigan. 81 5oG225 cantsloupes-In
diana s5o q 81 as. fats. 30 q 55c Illinois. 10
q soc. Michigan. TScGsi so. Cauhfower-
Illinois 20 soc Illinois. Ia
&c. Lettuce Westerns $50 325. Illinois
i5c Spinach-Iilincis 35G soc CucumberS
Illinois % al Sc. Michigan soc 81
Illinois and Michigan. T5c 3 81.
Michigan liras. TscGl coTn-Illinois. 30
= soc. Tomatoes Illinois 40T sc. Michi-
gan 50 7sc. Peaches Illinois 81 50I
50 Sfrawberries-Mic Michigan 81 asa , so.
Eggleplani-IlHnois si25ei5o. Peppers
Illinois. &c. Beets-Iilinois. ! &c. Rad
lshes-nAnois isFic CaohaEe-Illinois.
81 2sg225. Michigan. 81 so. Celery
Michigan 400 soc. onion Market-cali
tornia. yeilows hushei eo6 $40. whites
br shel. 81 so ITS. Illinois yeilovs. bushel.
-sc low Eel-oMs hushal -nE sc