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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-05
Foreign Exchange
Produce Markets

Delivered in indianapolis prices: Hens.
heavy breeds over, ga, lbs. ioc: Leghorns
up. l2c: springers Leghornl. liz lbs. up.
LeEhorn cocks ano. LeRhorn stays. SC.
over lbs. &c: small and colored. &C.
Geese, full feathered and tas. &c. Young
guineas. zoe: old guineas: .l5c. Eggs-No.
case must weigh 55 lbs; gross; a deduction
OF l0c per ID. for each ID. under s. lbs
gross will be made. Butter-No. l, 25I26c
No. 2. 23G 24c Butterfat-lsc. Quoted By
the Wadley Company.
BY UNITED PRESS
CHICAGO. Aug. S. - Eggs - Market.
STEADY prices unehanged; receipts. 1850
dirities. 9i4c Butter-Market. easy:
prices unchanged to lc lower: receipts
Id.62s tubs; specials, 2oiaq2lc; extras.
ID &c; seconds. ia i7i7c: standards 1910
trucks: fowls. 9isal4c; Leghorn broilers.
TO- &C, Leghorns. &c. ducks. IA l0c. geese
% &c: turkeys. i0M lie; ROSTERS 7c broil-
ers lIGI5c. Cheese-Twins lsi4Gl3lzc:
LIsosnshorns. ls,.@llc. Potatoes. On track.
Missouri spokcd i co s55 Naasa aac
Idaho sacked Round Whites. 50 90: Wash
s2 9on 2 .95: New Jersey sacked Cobblers
s2.90n3; Kentucky sacked Cobhiers, S295
4oaho sacked IriumphS. S3WS.lO.
PLYMOUTH. Wis. Aug. 5.-Cheese-
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange: Twins. l2e
single Daisies. l2isc. Farmers Call Board.
Twins. l2Ac: single Daisies. i2izc; young
americas. l2i2c; Longhorns. 12izc.
NEW YORK. Aug. -Potatoes-steady:
Long Island. s203.75 a barrel: New Jer-
Sey, s3.50@4 Sweet potatoes-Ouiet:
southern barrel. s350m475: southern bas-
ket. 5oc@s2 Flour-Quiet: springs pat
ents. Sc goa us sack. Pork-Steadv: mess
5000 barrel. La:d-Dun; middle west
spot. $4,000 $40 100 pounds Dressed
poultry Quiet: turkeys. 1874 30c: chickens
ga csc; broilers. an i8c. fowls. I0G Ice;
ducks. l0m ili2c Long Island ducks l3c
Live poutry-Quet: geese 6dac. turkeys.
lOm loc ROSTERS. &c, ducks. IN &c. fowls
9fl &c, hroilers. l0N 20c Checse-Firm:
state whole milk. fancy 70 specials 200
p &c. Young America. i5iaNleisc But
ter-Receipts. AS packages. market
weaker: creamery. higher than extras
2ii4 n pc: extra. % score. 2ic. frsts. 90
to 81 score. POI a2Oa4c: frsts. IS to SO
score. 2o@2oi4c; ssconds. loisa lsa4c.
steady; special packs. including unasdai
h,ennieerry selections, l7is@2lc; standards.
l5M l7i4c: frsts. lac; seconds. I3al3isc
MEDIUMS. llizdi2c: dirties. Ili2d l2c.
checks. loa l0isc: white eggs. Pacific
Coast, fresh, shell treated. fancy. 23d
Csc; Pacific Coast. standards. S2ia 23c;
paeiEe Coast. shell treated, mediums.
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SWINE DISPLAY
uneven TREND
AT CITY YARDS
Finished Steers Steady to
Higher for the Week;
Sheen Even.

Hogs were slightly irregular at
the Union stockyards as the weeks
trading ended this morning. From
100 pounds up, the market was 10
cents lower, underweights showing a
steady trend. Weights of 100 to $50
pounds sold for $3.50 to Sass: $50
to 300 pounds, s4.35 to s445; 500
pounds up, 81 to s42O; 40 to $50
pounds, s3S5 to s4lO; 100 to 40
pounds. SITS to $3.50. Packing sows
brought SIPS to sS.75. Receipts were
estimated at 1900. Holdovers were
800.
For the week. finished steers
were strong to higher at $3.50 TO
$3.50 in the cattle market. A lower
trend was in evidence in all other
classes. Common and medium
steers sold for s4.25 to So; good heif-
ers. s475 20 s5.75, a few up TO Sc
Lower grades brought 50 TO $3.50
Cows sold for s2.75 to s250, with
top Of 81. Receipts were 100. Veal
ers were steady at S6 down. Calf
receipts numbered $50.
Sheep were steady, sales ranging
generally from $3.50 down. Receipts
were $50.
Hog prices were fully 10 cents
lower than Fridays average at
Chicago in a slow peddling trade
Some of the 10 cent lower bids
were refused. Sales of good to
choice 100 to 300 Founders were
made at S4.25 to $3.50. Early top
was $3.50, with a few loads held
higher. Receipts were 1000, in
GLIDING 10000 direct. Holdovers
were 1000. Cattle we're strong with
receipts of 1000. Sheep weak, with
receipts of 5000.
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The City i'm Brief
Clara White, 9. daughter of CIar-

Clara White, 8. daughter Of CIar-
ence White. 2343 Spsnn avenue, was
bitten by a dog Friday, police we're
notified by the father. Police or
dered the dogs owner. living at 2347
Spann avenue. to pen up the dog ten
days for observation.
The Scientech Club Of Indian
apoliS will meet Monday at the
Columbia Club. Homer Rupard.
president, has arranged the pro-
gram.
ROtarianS will witness a novelty
presentation entitled Nineteen
Hundred Sour Miles" at their week
ly luncheon Tuesday at the Clay
pool. j. H. Erbich will be in charge
of the entertainment.
Lawrence Jacobs, Is, 1911 South
Meridian street. was cut on the leg
Friday when a piece of metal pro-
truding from a passing truck struck
him at South and Meridian streets.
He was treated at city hospital
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-S:G5 p. M
NBC-Fred Huismith. tenor
% WEAF.
VITAL te2o)-Solo.st-
- p. M
-RCT ts<ol-Denny'S orches-
KYw no2o,-Three strings
Fisher orchestra.
CBS-Evan Evans. baritone.
WESR 570l-Buddy Rogers
wGN l720l-kemp's orches-
wHAM uiso,-Old timers.
NBc-Dennys orchestra 70
WIS ,s7ol-Rogers orches-
VIM ls2ol-Radio column.
Sly p. NJ
CHS - Koshetz Ukranien
wBsM t77n-Hamps or
chestra.
WON Food savorites.
WJR f750l-Ircuirirg re-
porters.
$50 p. M
KNOX TlOeOl-C!vic band.
CBS-Philadelphia orchestra
concert.
NBC-Antobals Cubans u
WEAF.
NBC - Philharmonic sym.
uhonv TO WIZ.
WIS l8-0i-Barn dance.
WSM $50 SUNDAY school.
-6:45 P. NJ
wBBM f770l-Ted Lewis or
chsstra.
wRVA liiol-Tarzan.
- p. M
CRCT (s4ol-Canadian sing.
wsBM t77N-Phil Harri,
revue.
NBc-Songs 70 wEAF.
WOW l59Dl-PaXton orches-
ira.
-1:15 p. M
CBS-Ann Leaf and Charles
Garlic.
WBBM f7T0l-Arnheim's or
chestra.
NBC-Feature TO WEAF.
WMAQ f670l-Weems or
ches.ra.
-9:30 p. M
wBBM (770l-Grier's or.
chestra.
NBc-K-7 SPY Story Il
WEAF
WGN f720)-wayne King.
orchestra.
WGR l55ol -Organist.
-s:i5 p. NJ
CBS-Berren's Saturday re-
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FIVE FLEE TO SAFETY
IN BUILDING COLLAPSE
Loss Estimated at $4,000 as 2-Story
Danville Structure Falls.

BN Hifed Presa
DANVILLE, Ind, Aug. 5.-Five
men narrowly escaped death or
serious injury Friday night when
two-story brick building collapsed
and fell into an alley of the public
square.
Officials said a thorough search
revealed that no one was buried in
the debris.
The building. constructed in 1870.
housed a poolroom owned by Harry
Fisher. Damage was estimated az
about $1,000.
Fisher, Jess Batman. an employe,
and Casey James. John Weir and
another customer were in the build
ing when the inside wall started
falling away from an, adjoining
building They fed out a rear door
just before the structure crumbled
into the alley.
An automobile parked in front OF
the structure was buried under a
shower OF bricks.
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William Walden. 40 Of 1887 Bursdal
rarkwsv. meat cutter. and Jessie Allen
Royd 81. OF SIS Congress avenue. house
wife.
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Bright Spots
BY United Press


S. S. Kresge Company reports
July sales OF s9,406,e16, against
s9,O42,134 in July. 1882, an increase
Of per cent.
Dome Mines reports July output
of 1859 $50, against s3l1, 846 in July
last year.
Thompson Products, Inc, earns
June quarter net profit Of s2i9,141,
against net loss of sig, 3o1 in ccrre-
spending 1892 period.
Pullman Company reports June
net income of S318,982, against S23,-
705 in June last year.
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Radio Dial Twisters

-7.45 p. NJ
wBBM tT7ol-Harr.S or
WON 72ol-Jsn CARRIER.
orchestra.
81 p. NJ
CFcA Gi2ol-Rsdlo Com
mission.
Saturday NIGHT
dancing rartv 20 WEAF
WBBN i77ol-Russeils or
chestra.
WGN tT10l-rewis White
and orchestra.
wGR f55ol-Glen Park or
chesira.
wSM l65ol-Barn dance.
-s:i5 p. NJ
RYw l02Ol-Glohe Trotter
CBS-Isham Jones orches-
wBBM C77ol-Geruns or
wGN t72N-cOles Orches-
NBc-sixteen singers e
$50 p. NJ
IKYw l020-Manhattan or.
chesira.
wBBM tT7O-Jones or.
chestra.
wGN f72ol-Headlines.
NBC-Cuckoos TO WIZ.
-S:i5 2. M
CHS Gertrude Niesen.
WBBAf i7Toi-Ted Levi:
ana orchestra.
WGN t72oi-Conccrt orches-
wHAM ll5ol - Smith,
Cavaliers.
900 r. NJ
.CRCT (ss0D - Dornberger's
orchestra
RYW tl020l-Jerry Free
mans orchestra.
NBc- Musical Feature "a
lWGN f720l ~ Agnew's or
chestra Dream Ship
jWJR t750l - Veautis or
chestra.
'NBC-Male Trio to WIZ.
lWOR t7l0)-Trinfs orches-
ira.
IWRvA fiii0)-Fiddlers.
lWTMJ t620l-Dance orches-
ira.
-9:15 p. NJ
lKDKA tsso) - Far North
Messages.
NBC-Mt. Hood Legion pro-
gram 10 WEAF.
NBC-Joh Fogar.y. tenor. tC
WIZ.
$3.50 p. NJ
cRCT (a4o) - Romanelli's
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PREDICTS MOTOR CODE
Fair Practice Agreement May Result
From Hearing. Says McCart.

Prediction that a fair practice
code for motor vehicle transporta-
ton may grow out Of the hear
ings scheduled on rates for all car
riers next week before the public
service commission was made to-
day by Chairman Perry Mozart.
So far. only GOO Of an estimated
5000 contract haulers have regis
tered under the new truck law, Nc
Cart said.
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TOLEDO CASH GRAIN

TOLEDO. Aug. 5.-Cash grain close:
Grain in elevators cash billing. Wheat
No red 97ei 9Sc No ! red. lc premium.
corn-No. yellow So "a 5si &C Oats
No white, 43d44c. Rye-No. ?. 76isa
q csc; No ? red. 9IG9iisc. Corn-No. 2
yellow. 5iG 55c; No. 3 yellow. 51gf52c. Oats
No. ? white. 39n SIC: No. white. $50
5ic. Seed cgose: Glover. cash So So Oc-
iober. Ss.75. Alsike-Cash. ss75 August
50. Produce close: Butter-Fancy cream
erv Csc. Eggs-Extras I4Nl4iac Hay
Timothy. per cwt zoe
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In the Cotton Markets
Other Livestock
By UNITED PRESS

PITTSBURGH. Aug. Seattle Receipts,
70. market. steady. Hogs-Receipts 500.
h hSa9yeF 5o io market as;iys lover prime
mixed 2l0-24o lbs. si.s5as: mediums 49,
ZIG IDS. 81 s0M ); heavy workers 81 9on 5;
i5 EeFkeEss 5 52oilt = lbs ggs 60
Sheep and lambs Receipts. $50 market,
Stesay; lambs. good 70 choice so lbs. down.
s3.I5gs; medium 90 lbs. down. s395:. me-
wethers prime 50 soas faiT 10 oS good S s.
20; ewes medium 70 choice. sl@2 ?.
c Calves loo market. s;sssag:
mseium. S4oo95' heavy and thin S2.5oG
TOLEDO. Aug; s.-Hoss- Receipts. light;
m ns s hnd sss & s9s s sd ss.p PIGS
ceipts. light. msrkst + s.eadv CAVES
Receipts. light: market. steady Sheep
and lam5s-Reeeipts. light; market.
S CINCINNATI. Aug. s.--Hogs-R Receipts.
a 6ssO s si aiFss sd and through : he'd
lighter weights and packing sows. steady:
u.s. + ,y s3sS $4,000 lbs: sii5a 4 go
$50: iso-i5o lbs. s5Gs75. backing sows.
ssI3.25. Cattle-Rece!pts $50: calves re-
ceipts. so: nominal. Sheep-Rcce.pts. 300.
.o KANSAS VS. CITY. Aas, s.-Hoss-Reeeipts,
SOC. 600 direct. receipts mostly direct;
few sales trucked in. weak TO i0c lower
than Fridays acreage: 10 shippers z.
TOP hogs. s+0s. cat;le-Rere.pts. zoo:
calves. recsip IS. Cor the week: fed
steers and yearlings. steady g, 25c low
er: better grades steady. grass steers of
2SN 4Oe. grass heiters and slaughter COWS.
weak 20 mostly 25c lower: vealerS steady
20 weak, killing classes weak 70 500 low
e.. stockers and feeders. IS soc lover
weeks TOD prime vearlirgs 81. heavy
steers. s6es. yearlirg heifers. Sc. common
70 medium western steers. s3Gs. mostly
$3.50 late grass fed COWS. e. 40 g IS.
erased heifers. s2.75G4: bulk st0ckers
and feeders, s565. Aeshv feeders. SIS 50.
Sheep-Receipts. 200: all through. 20. the
week. lambs around SOC lower: yeavlings.
fully 25c OF, sheep steady: weeks top.
Kansas lambs. s7-s5: top natives. 81 CO..
late sales mostly sTG7.25; yesrlings. $50
$3.50; few 2-year-old wethers around So:
small lots wethers. s27s03: most slaugh-
ter ewes, sl.50a2. top. S2-25: Arizona feed
ing lambs. s5.e5.
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Vail Street
Small Traders May Not Like Idea Of Being Barred
From Specializing in Stocks on Exchange.
BY RALPH HENDERSON,
Tines special Financial Writer

The Exchange about adopt
reforms trading practices The preliminary work carried
secretly the the changes in the
rules speculation The small margin trader
be invited the
The oddlot houses the firms likely protest
against orders received
Washington the small traders themselves
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Average Stock Prices

Average OF thirty tndustrials Friday
High 9345. low s2O3 last % 90. off 80:
average OF twenty rails. 47.04. 1852. 80 II.
80 SIS. 3o73. OF O.6l: average Of forty
bonds. 1891. off 006: average Of ten first
rails. 1881, of Ola; average Of ten sec
utilities. 1886. Up COS: average OF ten in
custrials. 1851, of 0.20
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Busy Three Club of Indianapolis
lodge, No. 669. F.. 81 A. NJ, spon-
sOred a festival Friday night at the
hall. 1922 West Morris street. More
than $50 persons attended The
program was opened with a parade
by the Sahara Grotto drum corps.
Annual picnic of Arrius Court
No 5, Ben-Hur Life Association will
be held Sunday in Garfield Park.
John c. Snyder. national president,
and E. NJ Mason. national secre-
tary. both of Charlottesville. will
speak.
Yeggmen who broke into the
Grand Union Tea Company offices.
1901 Cornell avenue. and battered
the combination off the safe. failed
10 open II, police were notified early
today by Nick Barnes. 1909 Cornell
avenue. driver for the company, who
discovered the attempt
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ST. LOUIS CASH GRAIN

ST LOUIS. Aug. 5.-Cash grain close:
Wheat-In good demand. red grades y TO
&c lower: No. red. 95i3c: No. ? red, 81 ?
licky. s6isc: No red garlicky. 9lisc: hard
grades steady; No 2 hard. 94c. Corn-In
fair demand. unchanged: No. yellow. 50 ;
81 $50 3ats9In iai r. demand unchanged
No red, 36c. No red Sac
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Indianapolis Cash Grain

Aug. s.
The bids for car lots of grain at the
call OF the indianapolis Board OF Trade
o. b., shipping point. basis 4ii2c New
York rate were:
wheat-Flrm: No red s5ds7c: No.
red 81 &c No hard $50 SIC. Corn
49M soc. No. yellow 49ei Soc No. yellow
IS 49c: No mixed ara isc Oats-Firm:
No. white. 33is 34'ac, No. white. S2is
q 33isc.
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While subject OF speculation might be we'll
dealings than
probable dealings business
the months undoubtedly
immediate the belief they would
able profit handsomely the
reflected the activity which experienced
make headWay
which develops the
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HIGH SPOTS OF SATURDAY
NIGHTS PROGRAM

Columbia-Mildred Bailey.
5:3o-NBC CwJZ) -Kaltenmeyer's
Kindergarten
Columbia-Ukrainiaa choir.
6.30-NBC tWJZl 49, Philharmonic
Stadium concert
Colu b ia ~ Philadelphia
orchestra.
NBC fwEAF) - Antobals
Cubans
7.s0-NBc fWEAFl Secret Service
Spy Story
s:oo-NRc CwEAFl-B. A. Rolfe's
orchestra.
s:l5--columbia-Ishsm Jones' or
chestra.
e:i5-NBC fwEAFl - Around
Campfire on Mt. Hood.
I0:I5-NBC CwEAFl - Hollywood
Bowl concert.
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$50 p. M
RYw 1920 - STEMS err
ches'ra.
CHS Eas. Dagis orehes-
WON r77o)-wayn. Kings
orchestra.
NBc-s,e.ns orchestra 10
WIS 1s7ol-Bara Dance.
WTMJ lt20i - German
$40 p. M
wGN t72ol-Garber's Or
chesfra.
1000 p. M
'-BS-Rapp's orchestra.
.NBC-Ncssner'S orchestra 20
WEAF.
.NBC-Henry. Kirg's orches-
ira 10 WIZ
IwOR l7iol-Dancs orches-
wTMJ ts2ol - Dance or
chestras.
-i0:IO p. M
WON CT2Ol - Agnew's or
chestTa.
1918 p. M
NBc-Hollywood Bowl con-
certs 20 WEAF.
1880 r. M
KNOX liOe0-275) St. Louis
dance music.
,BS-GuS Arnheim's orcheS-
vGN Kemp's orohes-
ira: Agnev S orchestra.
NBC - Child 5 orchestra TO
VIZ.
-I0:i5 T. NJ
KYw u020) - Merof's or
chestra.
Ill =. M
KYW 1920 - Canton or
chestra.
wBBM C77Oi - Around the
Town.
WENR f570l- Barn dance.
WON f720i Dance program.
WHAM OiiSOl Murray
Goodman's orchestra.
WJR t750l-Orchestra.
-1I:3o p. NJ
KYW (i02ol-Lopez orehes-
ira.
-1f:i5 p. M
xYw I020l-Stein's orches-
ira.
lie Midnight
wENR C870l - Bernie's or
cheStra.
1850 A. M
WENR 1870 - Weem's or
/ chestra.
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PLUMBING Permits

ca Johnson, 1910 Olive. four fixtures
Waltz 1885 Beecher. i've fixtures
q A johnson. 37e Parkway. three FIX
tures.
Harry siivermAn. il7i South Capitol
four fixtures.
KarI s:Ahi. les South Oriental. four
IN. n. Ll.scnde-fer. 2o7 South Harris.
ee5rsc Conrad. $40 North Capitol six
lures.
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CAOAAo
Bel. RAN & Stock Yards. com. 2s 30
Cent Ind par pfd 7c... II u
Cent Ind Pwr prd 7es...... Y
CITIZENS Gas com .......... - u
Citizens Gas Co pfd ST.. 60 81
Home T & T p Wayne pfd 7s IS 20
Ind az Mich Elec CO pfd re-. 20 -
Ind Gen Service CO pid &c.. 65 g
Ind Hydro Elec Co 10 ...... q 80
Indpls Gas Co com ......... 40 ~
Indpls Pwr 81 IL pfd Co.,. 81 65
Indpls Pwr & 1t pfd 6izo-.. So 70
No Ind Pub SeTv Co pfd &C.. IS 3e
No Ind PUB Serv Co pfd 5ia0s SO 81
80 Ind Pub Serv Co pfd 49,. 81 ~
-ndpls Water Co pfd 5ce..... 50 90
Ind Pub Serv Co 81 .......- 33is 1871
Public Serv Co OF Ind pfd re SO 40
South Ind Gas & r pfd &c.. SO SO
TeTre Haute Elec pid 6rs...... 30 81
BONDS
Belt & stkyds IS i93s.. 90 "a
Citizens Gas Co SIS les2.... 81 50
Home T g " Siss 1888 .... &c 100
Home 7 d T " ss isi3...-.. 80 lo2
Inepls Gas Co S. 1852 ......... Il =
Iadpis water CO AIS 1890. ssis 1902
Indpls Water Co IS 1860 go. SO 81
Indpls Water Co SIS 1870. 900. e2ia s6iz
Indpis Water Co 5i2s 1889. 100 I03
Indpis Water Co 5i7s 1851. 100 JOB
Kokomo Wat Works. SIS 1888. 70 SO
Lafayette Tel Co SIS ig57... 80 81
Muncie Water Works SIS 1899. 92iz 96lz
Richmond Water Works 1857. s4i7 SO
Terre Haute Wat wK SIS 1885. Ssi7 S5
Terre Haute Wat VIZ 6s 1919 1914 97A
Traction Terminal Co IS 1857 As 40
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CHICAGO CASH GRAIN
l.. a II LL.---..

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO. Aug. 5-Cash grain close
wheat-No. 3 red CSC: No. / hard. 95i a
csc. No 2 hard 95a &C: No. hard,
9ii N9aisc; No. : hard. 94ae41+c. No. !
dark hard. 95a4c: No. ? mixed. 81 &C. No.
yellow hard. 93c. Corn-No. yellow. 50 ;
a 5294c. No. yellow. aga 49i &C: No.
mixed 52i2c: No. ? mixed. see; No 5
mixed 50c: No. white. 55c: No. 3 white.
539ac. Oats-No white. 3714 n 80 &C:
30. whiSe. 36i, a s7ssc: No white. IS a
35isc. Rye-No sales Barley-40G64c.
Timothy-s4 25M4.50. Clover-S9Ml25 so.
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Sales and Purchasing Power

the dollar
between 50 and 60 the holidays
purchasing have increased but about half that
The disparity
the blanket business The administration
the nearly line
fresh decline, inviting a depression
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1900 PENNIES PAY BILL
"Hoarding" Ends as Water Co. Pa
tron Digs Down in Sock"

By United Press
LOGAN. Utah, Aug. 5.-Chalk up
another victory for President Roose-
velt's campaign against boarding.
Leland Hailstone. employe at the
city Office. reported accepting 1900
Indian pennies in payment OF
water account.
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INDIANA STOCKS
AND BONDS

The following quotations DO not rep
pesent actual bids or offerings. but merely
indicate the Approximate MARKET level
recent transactions
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ARREST WOMAN
IN MATRIMONY
LETTER FRAUD
Alleged Soliciting of Funds
From Mail SuitorS
in CHARGE.

Mrs. Pearl Goodman. 46l7 Hovey
street. grows careless occasionally,
according TO postal inspectors.
Once she fell in love with two
men at the same time. on another
occasion she neglected 10 show up
for her wedding. But Friday when
she carelesSly returned 70 her Hovey
street residence she was arrested by
a deputy United States marshal.
Mrs. Goodman is alleged 10 have
carried on matrimonial correspond
ence. obtaining $3.50 from one man
and $3.50 from another. She is
held in the Marion county jail un-
Ger $1,000 bond.
Sent Money by Friend"
Starting correspondence with e.
mer Davis. r. r. /. Martinsville. in
November, 1881. Mrs. Goodman is
said TO have suggested. after a few
weeks. that her boy friend" send
her money so that she could visit
him in the Artesian city.
Despite the money that Davis
claims he sent her from time 10
time. Mrs. Goodman never reached
Martinsville due to a variety OF
reasons. Once she lost the money.
she is alleged 10 have written and
again she is said TO have used the
money 10 pay back a loan on her
piano.
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Flees To Chicago

Mrs. Goodman was indicted in
September. 1892. bat Ted to Chi
cago and had escaped the search
OF postal inspectors since. they said.
Finally it was reported that Mrs.
Goodman had returned to her Ho-
vey street home. When the deputy
marshal found her there Friday she
was hiding under the bed. he said.
AT the Jail Friday she asserted
that the whole thing is a mistake"
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Bank CIearingS
INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT

TREASURY STATEMENT
Aug. s.
Net balance for Aug. s.. ssos. Dol .2s3 81
Int. Rev. Reefs. for day &C.,. 1929 1872 Il
Customs reefs. mo. 10 date 2S05 1851
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Reported by Fiance

But on the eve Of her proposed
wedding. when Mrs. Goodman went
TO Chicago with her girl friend. Da-
Wis reported that his fiancee was
too careless and reported her to the
postal inspectors.
About the time that Mrs. Good
man was supposed TO be in love
with Davis she was carrying on a
matrimonial affair by mail with J.
D. Trill of Chicago, letters showed.
He advanced his intended wife
money to regain her $4,000 es-
tate" When he began to get sus-
picious and wrote demanding his
money back. his letter was re-
turned marked Deceased. Return
to sender"
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WLW (700) Cincinnati
SATURDAY
SUNDAY

SUNDAY
100 Children's hour CNBC1.
6.00-Church Forum
s:3O-Alfredos Blue 81 White marimba
9.0o-Morning Musicale CNBC).
40 00-Organ. Arthur Chandler Jr.
lQ.l5-Radio CITY concert CNBCl.
l:l5-Threesome HARMONY
II .30-Folks from Dixie tNBCl.
y noon-Summer Idyll (NBCl.
i2;I5-Intl Radio Forum CNBC.
l:oo-Wayne kills. orchestra NBcl.
l.30-Theater OF the Air.
2.00-College Of Music Recital.
2l5-Svmphonette tNBCl.
2:30-TemDle OF Song tNBC1.
800. Alfred Schehl. orgenist.
S:So-cIyde Doerr's saxophone octe I
s;45-Trio Romantiaue CNBC).
45o-L iieure EXCUSE CNBO.
1 A5-Baseball scores.
4.50-Charioteers
5.00-Borrah Minnevitch and his Har-
monica Rascals tNBCl.
5.I5-Gcne Burchelrs dance orchestra.
5.30-RusSian Symphonic Choir fNBCl.
6.00-Bert Lahr d RubinonS orchestra
7:oo-ReTeilers Quartet and Al Good
man IS orchestra tNBCl.
7;0o-Svmphonic Jazz orchestra.
S.i5-Vircent Lopez and his orchestra
fNBCl.
s:45-castic Farm dance orchestra.
9:l5-Fovd Gibbons .lNBCl.
9.30-Coney Island dance orchestra.
lO.0O-Dance Nocturnc orchestra.
i0.30-Charlie Kerrs orchestra tNBCl.
II .O0-Lotus Gardens orchestra fNBCl.
II 3O-Rainbow Gardens orchestra CNBCl.
u mid.-Castle Farm orchestra.
p of.
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INDIANAPOLIS WAGON WHEAT

City grain elevators are paying SO cents
for No. soft red wheat. Otner grades
on their merits.
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init. Harvester
Johns Manville
Nat. Biscuit
Pub. S. of N. j.
Sears Roebuck
Stand. Of N. j.
I'm. Aircraft
U. S. Steel
Union Pacific
Westinghouse