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Other Livestock
BY UNITED PRESS

IA NNi1ED EhESS
ReceiDts 10 500 Including ? 800 dT SmHq MAR
ket. weak 70 l0c lower: later bids of
4e5: l40-i6O lbs. So 7od4 90: l00-l50 lbs
81 $50 8 IS. sows. mostlv S3.50a3.75 Cat
tie-Reoeipts. 900: calves 800. market
cows and vealers steady heifers and bulls
on catch-as-catch can basis: heifers
81 900 LBS. SAUSAGE bulls s25Ogs15; good
and choice vealers. $3.50. Slaughter steers
92o-l 100 lbs. good and choice vealeTs
$3.50. Slaughter steers 550-l 100 lbs good
s3.25a5.5O: llOo-l 900 lbs choice. SOL:
common ard medium. SO 25a 5. so: HOO
Medium sS Gh0 g s. 22a sqod s.
$500: market not established asking
steady: packers talking weak holding bet
down. good and choice s725HS: common
and medium. So so q Is. veaTling wcthers
so-llo az 1bS good and choice. si25a $50:
as; all weights. common and medium
CLEVELAND. july 2s.-cattle-Reoeipts
Is. market. slow and draggy. receipts COM
mon; choice steers. 750-i 600 lbs s6 soar:
good. 6o0-l.0 lbs. heifers. s5.5oG6.25. for
week: market. CSC lower. Calyes-Re-
oeipfs. 400: active and steady with native
calves predominatine: market, fully steady
With last FRIDAYS levels; choice 70 prime.
S6 .50N7. common $3.50 down. SheeD-Re-
ceiptS. 500. active and steady. best spring
erS quoted az So TOP. market. fully steady
WITH last FE2CAN s 4cfflS. CloiCe Wctlers.
81 50N3. %. choice ewes. SEAS. choice
spring lambs. s750a8. Receipts
l. 200. market. i0c lower In active dealings
bringing market 20 same level as last
MONDAYS average. heavies IS. choice. 200
$50 lbs. butchers IS: choice i50-i50 lbs.
porkers. a.75n5: thin and common hogs.
TOLEDO. July 2s.- Receipts $50;
market i0c lower, heavy workers. s. 70:
mixed and bulk OF sales. 81 10. pigs and
lights. So 50H 375 medium and heay!es.
s. 2 TO; roughs s3N3 so. Cattle-Receipts.
l50 market slow 20 CSC lover on heavy
steers. CalvsS-ReceiptS. light: market.
steady. Sheep and lambs: receipts, light,
EAST BUFFALO. july 2s.-Hogs - on
sale. 1000. steady 70 Sc lower slow, bulk
$50 20 $50 lbs. $500 SIS. iiEhtwe!ghts
and pigs s. $50 packing sows. 50 3 :.
Cattle-Receipts 200: slow. no good dry
feds offered. steers and heifers SLOW 20
25c lower. some sales OF these kinds S. IS
down. cows and bulls SLOW. weak 20 25c
lower. Calves-ReceirtS. $50. fairly ac-
tive steadv. GOOD % choice. $50 so. ne
dunn SIS 500 s. cuilS and common. S. so
n 5. Sheep-Receipts 1000. trade SLOW
.anbs steadv: good 70 choice ewes and
wethers. IS 3 so. medium and IA throw
oCt bucks. S6.50N so. common and light
weight lambs extremely dull. soc s. IN
der weeks opening. inferior 20 strong
weight culls. s5a57s
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Is ?. NJ
XIV 1920 Three Strings;
Fisher orchestra
Chs Thee KaT.c tenor.
NBC-Fea5ure 20 WEAF.
WENR $40 Buddy ROGERS
orchestra.
wGN 20 zsmps oTehes-
MIC Denny's orchestra to
WIS s7ol-RoseFs o.ohes-
wMAQ s7o)-Dennvs or
caestra
-6.I5 T. NJ
Chs k oshetz ukranian
wHBM ,77o,-Ramps or
WON ZOO Old Favorites.
$50 ?. NJ
KNOX 1890 civic band.
CBS-Phiiacelphla orchestra
Colcer.
BcAutobals Cubans TO
NBc = Philharmonic SYM
phCnv 20 WIZ
Wis s70i-Baru dance.
-s.i5 2. NJ
wBBM 770l-Ted Lewis or
caes'ra
- p. NJ
WBBM 770i-Phu Harris
revue.
NBc- songs to wEAF.
-5.l5 p. NJ
CBS-Ann Leaf and Charles
Garlic
WBBM C770l-Arnheims or
cGeStra
MIC Quartet 70 wEAF.
WMAQ t670I-Weems or
chestra.
$50 r. NJ
wBBM t770l-Grier's or
chestra
NBc-K-7 spy Story to
WEAF
WGN Wayne Kings
orchestra.
-5:45 p. NJ
CBS-B ERE Ms Saturday
Revue.
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ST LOUIS CASH GRAIN

ST LOUIS July "a. Cash grain. Wheat
and 2m g lover on hard; No 2 red. 81
q o. =. No. red. 9gc 0sl No 4 red
s8t 99c. No. red Rarlickv. 94si 99c No 3
red garlcky 89a93c. No red smuttv
aad 99i2c No : west light. 84c No
hard. % o.. No. 2 hard Z "a 9gc. No
mixed 97i2c No. mixed 97T99i.c Corn
No yellow 81 NJ 55c No yellow. 5fi e /:
No ; yellow. 81 &C. No Z yellow. 50 &c:
unchanged to lc lower No white. lsc:
No. white 4in sc. No. white 40 -.
No. white. 39igc. No. mixed 4oc No.
red sc
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Competition a Factor

probably say industry
% The of
tho Preside lbs Che rather
dangerous tusn because If the competitive
corporation e code only find that competitors had
sec. t 70 - outside Iha would they and
uaostst4 il openly
In e BLANKET adopted voluntarily however
There believe that a
request While tne Spectator not find such order quite to
his hSIs there why j should appeal investors
Corporate sensationay
pard should
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Births

Paul and Jessie Dodd. Methodist hos
pital
Bernard and Haze, Earbertz, Methodist
hospital
Edward and Aline schaekel Methods,
Harold and audrey Darneu. $50 North
Ltnw BOD.
BOYS
Edwin and Edna Eaegle. Methodist hos
r!tal
Norman and Virginia Glover. Methods;
hospital
Wilbur and Marjorie Hardy. Methodist
hospital
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Radio Dial Twisters
SATURDAY

SATURDAY
-7:i5 z. M
wRBM 770i-Harr.s or
chestra
WON 720f-Jan CARRIER S
orchestra.
-s r. NJ
MGR o ! Z es Saturday
Nigh. dancing party q
NEAF.
WBBAi f770l-Russelrs or
WGS 20l-Lewis white &
orchestra
wsM ESQ Barn dance.
-S.i5 2. NJ
KYw tl02ol-Giobe Trotter
CBS-Isham Jones orches-
wBBNf 77ol-Geruns or
chestra
wGN 72oi-Co.es orehes-
MIC Sixteen Singers to
VIZ.
- 30 p. NJ
wBBM .T7Ol-Jones' orohes-
NBc-cuekoos 10 WIZ.
sly P. NJ
-BS-Gertrude Niesen
NBBM no Ted Lewis and
orchestra.
WON l72oi Concert orehes-
ira.
- P. NJ
KYW iO2Ol Sports.
G.aves' orchestra
CBS-Jerry Freeman's or
chestra.
NBC- Rudy vallee's orches-
ira 20 WEAF
WGN l720I McCov'S orchcs-
ira. dream ship.
NBC Male trio 70 WIZ.
-9:iS T. NJ
NBc John Fosartv. tenor to
{ WIZ.
$50 T. NJ
KYw lo20l-Stein S orches-
CHS chas. Davis orches-
WON C72o,-sheasbvs or
Cnesr-a
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STOCK MARKET
MOVES OFF IN
LIGHT SESSION
Sales Volume Sinks to Low
Levels Following Bank
Holiday.
Average Stock Prices

Average q thirty lndustrials for Thurs
eay. hlEn. s728. lov sst2 last gs 0s ID
Qss average q twenty rails 40 Sc Il IS.
$3.50. 81 60 81 q. OF Q o.. average az fortv
eonds 20 - I'd OH. average Of ten first
rai!S 81 -. I'D OH. average % ten second
ralls 1872 4p IS average Of ten Utilities
o %. ID 009. average o. ten industTials
as d nn IL
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BY ELMER c. WALLER
United Press Financial Fdftor

NEW YORK, July 29.-Friday's
pre-holiday stock market Jagged
without feature. in volume of the
character Of that prevailing in April
when the new deal" market was
developing momentum after the
closing for the bank holiday.
Prices fluctuated as aimleSsly as
the session was dull. Traders we're
unwilling to risk market news de-
yelopmentS over the two-day shut
down and bulls and bears alike re-
Trained from making commitments.
An irregularly lower opening was
followed by narrow swings through
out The three hours Of trading.
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Kissie Fielder. IS. Methodist hospital
acute enter!tls
John Lindsay. ~. city hospital. iobar
pneumonia
Max Book. ~. city hospital fractured
skull.
Lois NJ B.tne-. 4s. Central Indiana hos
pitai. apoplexy.
Ada Lee BTitton. 10. city hospital acute
repEritis.
Bessie sentir. 81. Methodist hospital
cerebral hemorrhage.
Ida Koons. IS. 1888 Blaine, chronic
myocarditis.
Henry King. 81. 72s Darner. pulmonary
Tuberculosis.
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20 80 z. NJ
SBC-scrns orchestra 70
WEAF
WIS $40 Barn dance
SBC-Witchirg hour 20 WIZ
-9.45 T. Nj.
wGS Agnevs oTchss-
ira
10 r. NJ
CHS Keup's orchestra.
NBC Messner orchestra %
wEAF
MIC Henry Kings orches-
TIA 70 WIZ.
-l0.I5 r NJ
MIC HOLLYWOOD bowl con-
certs 70 WEAF
WON mccoy s oFches-
ira
-i0.30 +. NJ
KNOX 1890 Dance music
CHS Gus AEnheim orches-
y.GN 72o oarbr orehes-
tra. MCCOY 5 orchestra.
SBc-Chi.d 5 orchestra 20
wMAo ,s7ol Lopez oTches-
ira
-iO.tS p. M
RYw lQ20l Merofs or
chestra
Ill T. NJ
KYw i02Ol-Canton or
wBBAi 77ol-Around the
wENR ls70l- Barn dance.
-ll.S0 T. NJ
KYw 1920 Lopez orehes-
ira
Hts p. NJ
KYW lo20i STEMS orcheS .
TIA.
-i2 Midnight
WENR ts7Ol- Bernie's or
ohesfra.
WON 100 CARRIERS. Coles
orchestra.
-l2:30 A. NJ
wENR ts70i-Wcem's or
chestra
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TOLEDO CASH GRAIN

TOLEDO. july 2s-Grain close. Grain
N elevators. transit billing Wheat-No,
red. 81 00i2N l.0li - Corn-No 2 yellow.
%, r 3d. &C. ,oats-No. 2 white. AZ n
% &C rate1 Whcat-No. / red q4f -, gec:
No. 2 red. 93i .M94iac Corn No. vel.
low. 81 y 55c. No. 3 yellow. 53m SIC. oats
No. white. 40i sM SIC: No white. 40l1
81 e. Toledo seed close Clovcr-cash.
$3.50: october. s8.75. Alsike-cash s8.75:
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Wants to Built solidIy

Tac latest Developments the poitical-ndust
situation indicate that the Chief Executive looking
iiph i had
heNaeai"t The He determined.
He apparently
Is 10 benefit from imitation author
o ordered
II increasingly doubtful, however whether the
blanket j stands Many
% under the of these
relatively little consequence Unless
f probably
E q
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CHICAGO. July % Frui, AMI vegetable
quotations Apple Michigan Transpar-
ents hushel. 75cNsi IS. Illinois and Michi-
Michigan red 81 50m225. Cherr.es- Mich-
igan sour. 75c1siI5. sweet sl25Mi75.
Biueberries- Michigan s2N2 Is. Black
berries tl25Ml.T5 Gooseberries-M lchi-
gan. 81 s0m2. Currents-Mlchigau S2a1
Canteloups- Indiana standards. s. 50. Ilii-
nols S5cnsi CauildoWer-Iiiinols 25M
s0c Carrots-Ilinois. it7M2c Bets
Illinois. i12c Radishes-illlncis 60I 75c.
Westerns. s2M3.25. Spinach
Illinois. si25Gi50
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CHICAGO CASH GRAIN

w 66alcAGo july 2sICash grain close;
hard. sl0l0 LOO. No ? hard 81 oil. ~
o.. No; 3 hard. sloOl, No ? yellow
nara. SlOO's. No / mixed 81. No Z
mixed 81. Corn-No ! mixed. 5514c. No
z mixed 81 x 55c: No. mixed. 53i se No.
mixed: so &C. No. / yellow 56ic. No 2
% &c; No. yellow. SO 50 &C.. No yellow.
22c No. yellow. 49N 50t,c No white.
oefs n 57rc No. 2 white. 56a4 n57iic. sam
PIC grade. 52m 81 &C. Oats-NO 2 white.
4o' am4ie, No. white. 39a4ic. No I
white. 57'tH 38e. sample grade 37c.
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HIGH SPOTS OF SATURDAY
NIGHTS PROGRAM

5:l5-Columbia-Mildred Bailey.
53O-NBC WIZ - Kaltenmeyer's
Kindergarten.
observation-disclosures choir
630-NBc WIZ - Philharmonic
stadium concert
Columbia-Phialdelphia orches-
ira.
NBc (WEAFi-Aantobals Gu
bans.
7.30-NBC fWEAFl KAY Seven Sc
cret service spv story.
s;Oc-NBc CwEAF)-B A Rolfe's or
chestra.
s:l5-Columbia-I Jones or
chestTa.
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Indianapolis Cash Grain

july 10
The bids for car lots OF grain al the
call Of the Indianapolis Board OF Trade.
1 Q. D., shipping point. basis ~ New
York rate were.
Wheat-Weak No I red s7is 90iso:
No. red. sei.@seiso No hard. ara
corn-weak No ? white. 5oaslc. No.
No yellow 47a 4sc No 3 mixed. $50
SIC No mixed ASH sc
Oats-Weak No white 3si Q32i &C:
No white 35i a6isc.
Hav-steadv. r. 0. b country points
taking % &c or les sratcs 70 Cincinnati
or LOUISVILLE No I timothy. sea $50.
No timothy IS 50GG.
-InSpections-
Wheat-No ! red. cars. No. 2 red.
2 cars. No. rcd. cars: No. S red ! car.
No hard. car. No. mixed Gears:
No ? mixed 3 cars. Total IS cars
Corn-No. white. cars. No white.
, cars: No ; white ! car No yellow.
I car. No 2 yellow IS cars. No yellow.
7 cars No : yellow. 1 car. 10. yellow.
/ car. Total. - cars.
Oats-No white cars: No white.
cars. No white ! car Total IS cars.
INDIANAPOLIS WAGON WHEAT
CITY grain elevators are paving IS cents
for No. 2 soft red wheat. Otner grades
on their merits.
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MARRIAGE Licenses

Glenn l-tin Seitv - q 1909 North
Siaesi one ~ auc. floor LAYER. and Virginia
A.ee.tA &tCoel. %. q 80, North GRAY
street stenoErauher
John Herher, Wilson. - % 1915 Ewing
street receiving clerk and Marie Anna
Batz 90 8. sos Barton street saIesfsis.
Pau Crate Steltensiue o. musician
anc Harv!otl Teal 3. o. $40 Ruskin place
radio artist
Elv.e r Blakelv. So OF 1871 Boulevard
place, minister. and Lille Bell Roberts.
y. OF 1899 Martlrdale avenue maid
street. c.erk. and Catherine wl>slow. Al
Mcooc. nd. maid.
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Produce Markets

Delivered in indianapolis prices: Hens.
1eafy breeds over Al lbs. i0c: Leghorns'
&c. ,BFoilers: Colored springers. IL lbs.
ioe, barebacks. &c: cocks and stays Sc:
Leghorn cocks and Leghorn stays. Sc.
Ducks. large white. full IeaJnereo and fat.
Geese. full feathered and Eat, &c. Young
s. ulHeas. zoc: old guineas. i5c. Eggs-No. j
e 5SSn o9entID run eggs lie Each fun egg
OF lOc per ID. for each ID. under SIS lbs,
SIoS SWill Dc made. Butter-No. l. 26 q PIC.
No: No. = Csc Butterfat-2Oc. Quoted by
BY UNITED PRESS
mace. july 20 Eggs. Market steady.
prices unchaneee. receipts. 1925 cases:
current ,receipts. li@ll54c: dirties. csc
hNtteI- AarAet. STEADY. prices. unchanged
tsee.p'S. 81 tubs. specials p = ri 22iic.
- ~ q r 70 &C. SECONDS 1871 iac. standards
= &C. Poultry-Market steady: receipts
b-S e9,r. Is trucks: fowls ioGiie; IeEhorn
l0e' geese. &c: turkeys ioNiic. roost
erS. &c. broilers. II sd i7c Cheese-Twins
So sc. LonghoTns. l4Gl4i.c. Potatoes
CLEVELAND. :Jglv 2s.-Butter-Marke;
steacN extras 25h.c ID. in tubs. stand
Teak extras i7t c inqs E 4sssD1 fs
extra nrsts; y &C. Poultrv-MaTket weak
s ssayy b i9%i u 49, 81 leghoEn fowls sc
10 "a l2c. old ROSTERS SC. ducks TGi6c
Potatoes--viysinia and MARYLAND q. s
No. ! s. l0n Is barrel: s29003 100 10
sack. New JERSEY. S3I3.i5 i00-lb sack
NEW YORK. July 2s.-Potatoes-Quie,
Long Island s40425 barrel. New Jersev
s. Is. southern si.75as barrel. Sweet
potaioeS-0uiet. JERSEY basket 81 IS,
Southern basket 75cNs25l. Flour
SironS springs. patents s760TTs0 sack
Pork-DuN. mes. so barrel. Lard-Firm,
middle west SDat s595 K EOS leo lbs
Dressed poultrv--Dull. turkeys Is 3Oc.
shieksns. 20 use. h-oAers l4a lsc: fowls
loH loi &C. ducks. 10 Il &C. Long Island
ducks. l3c- Live pouiirv-Dull. gees. seI
Sc. turkeys 100 i5c. ROSTERS &c: ducks
u i5c fowls. sHlso: broilers. 10 d zoe
Chess Steady, state whole milk fancy Il
Specials. 20 y c. Young America. i5issi
lSisc BgtteT-Receipts f2i55 packages
market unsettled. creamery. higher thar
extras = . g &c. extra. % score. &c. arst
80 20 y score. p i 22i.c frsts IS to IS
score. : = &C. seconds. 81. fi2l2ac ESEs
-Receipss. 1875 cases. market regular
special packs. including unusual hernery
selections is ale. standards i7isc
frsts. = q l+asc. seconds 49,. Il isc NE.
iois
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0U7 n" % Offset ncTcasIa t0aI Operating "osts.
General Motors increased Us earnings tremendously in
DPS second quarter Of this year compared with 1882
without auv advance il prices. The jump was due to
greater sales.
Spectators took little TOO much for granted, per-
sp when ,hev assumed tit because Of initiation or
imitation prospects industry would benefit from the
ba leverage corporate profits Of greater activity
la higher prices They assumed that because Presi-
5el- Roosevelt refused 10 have anything 10 do with
arreuc -ab.zalon he was ready to sponsor anything
which looked Ike initiation
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INDIANA STOCKS
AND BONDS

The following quotations do not rep
resent actual bids or offerings. cut merely
indicate the approximate MARIE. level
based on suv.uz and selling inquiries or
recent transactions.
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W all Street
Gains in Corporate Profits Under Blanket Code May
Be Slower Than Has Been Anticipated.
by RALPH HENDERSHOT'
I.mu sp,,iaiTinanslal Writer

Wall Street have begun the prospects
because Of his
kept unchanged. though are
- result
n corporate possible had
except for one
factor raising prices the buying
them. BY building buying power
- - p IL units and Lhe increased activity should
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Foreign Exchange

b Abbott. Horp!n & Co.
July "a
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New York Bank Stocks
By Ab5ot' Hopp.n & CO.
Daily Price index


nav YORK. Jgiv 2s-Dur a Brad
.et GAYS ue4ShteG price index 81
,.. -.. oss.c commodities. complied FOR the
Lla.n-fasa 49,. 10.
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STOCKS

Belt Rail r Stock Yards. CON. % 90
Bel Rail 4 stock Tcs pfd g. IS Sd
Cent Ind Par ptd Ffs......-- 70 y
Citizens Gas com .:.......... - !.
Citizens Gas Co pfc 5fr...... s. 81
Home T &, T r WAYNE D.d 20 80 20
Ind & Mich Elec Co pfc ~ So y
II Gen Service CO -Dfc g.. 81 CO
Ind HYDRO Elec CO 7fe..-.-... p 80
Induls Gas CO com .....-..... 90 -
i ieSi PTr 3 [, I'D s. a. Il
No Ind Pub Serv CO ptd r.. g. 60
10 Ind Prb serv CO pa 5i2rs 3siz 3sis
Indp.s Water Co pid So. 50 g
No Ind Pub Serv CO pid 5izre 53la 3lts
Ind Pub Serv Co 6 ee...-...... $50 g ,
No Ind PUB Serv Co 7rc....-. 5siz 42ia
Public Serv Co OF Ind nd s. u ~
Public Serv CO OF Ind p:d : = IS SO
south Ind Gas & e pfd e. So So
Terre Haute Fec ufd 6ee..... 20 -
Belt R r Z. stkvds IS 1880. 80 %
Citizens c. CO IS 1882 -. 81 80
Home T x " 5izs i955....... 96i3 1000
Home T & T " IS 1913. .... 90 io2
Indpls Gas Co SIS 1882 ...... rs 70
Indpls Water Co 4;zs 1880 .. 98i7 1907
Indpls Water Co S. 1870. SO IS
Indpls Water Co 5izs 1888. loo los
Indpls water CO si2s 1888 loo lo3
Kokomo Wat Works IS 1888. 7sis a2ia
LAFAYETTE Tel Co SIS 1857 .. 80 81
Muncie Water Works IS 1880. 80 90
Richmond Water Works. 1857. IS 90
Terre Haute Water Wk SIS 1856 80 81
Terre Haute Wat Wk SIS 1919. 1874 97Na
Traction Terminal Co IS 1857. IS 10
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WLW (700) Cincinnati
SATURDAY

4.00-viennese ensemble 1NBCl.
f.30-JOe Emerson. baritone.
.4S-Waikafhon orchestra.
s .00-St Regis hotel orchestra (NBCl.
5.30-Bob Newhall
5.45-Gene Burchells dance orchestra
lNBCl
6.i5-Tony Cabooch.
6.30-Castle Farm orchestra.
6.i5-Dr. J. Eolbert Bvram and LLOYD
ShaTer dance orchestra.
7.00-R ?. d hour
90-Crcsipv Foiline
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Bank CIearingS
INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT
TREASURY STATEMENT

july 2b-
~. 'N' ttsstf'' ..ss'... ss.s.Sl $50. 000. 90
us ''''''ft'ss....-... 4, 424. 000. 90
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Net balance for July 20. $40 245. 2ss O5
mt Rev Reefs. for dav.. 2s.l7703s 50
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p. r. II. Pays OFF Loan

Westinghouse Electric had a net
loss Of S2,078.424 in the June quar-
ter, against a net loss of 1881 .979
in the June. 1882, quarter. Phillips
Petroleums June first half net loss
was S5.324.588. against a net loss OF
S8l2,49l in the first half of 1892.
There were favorable reports also.
and one of them was that of United
States Industrial Alcohol which in
the first half earned 80 cents a
share against Q cents in the CORE
spending period of last year.
Railroads continued TO register in
creases in revenues. and it was esti-
mated that a number of the car
riers would cover their fixed charges
the month of June. Pennsylvania
railroad, it was announced tod.v.
has completed paying off all out
standing loans with the Reconstruct
ton Finance Corporation. It's final
payment of S6,40O0OC was made to-
day.
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Short Sessions End

Friday marked last of the short
ened sessions. Five-hour sessions at
the usual hourS-l0 a. N. TO 3 p. m.
g m. 10 l p. m, Indianapolis
time)-wil be resumed Monday, but
the Exchange introduced an inno-
vation for today. ordering holidays
Saturdays until Sept 9. Restoration
OF fuil-time trading hours tended
TO improve sentiment since it indi-
Gated passing of the crisis which
reached a peak a week ago today
in a session approaching 100000 600
shares.
A majority of shares declined and
losses extended to points. Hardest
hit were the speculative issues or
stocks where special news was re-
leased Farm equipments reacted
sharply with wheat.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-29
BethIehem SteeI Recovers

Bethlehem Steel at one time was
down points which it recovered
only moderately on a Disappointing
report for the first half of 1898.
Westinghouse lost ? points for the
same reason. Gold mining issues
still were under the influence Of
the governments anti-gold ship
ment edict issued Thursday.
Relatively large losses were noted
in CelaneSe, Goodyear, General
Electric and Auburn Auto. Ameri-
can Can was down . points late in
the day
Corporation reports were I'M
satisfactory in several instances.
Bethlehem's statement, issued after
the close Thursday. showed a net
loss for the second quarter of So
3l2, 846. against a net loss Of S4,671,-
PCS in the June, 1882, quarter.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-29
INDIANAPOLIS WAGON WHEAT
CHICAGO FRUIT MARKET

CITY grain elevators are paving IS cents
on their merits.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-07-22

use the reading room. -,
Truth" is the subject OF the
lesson-sermon in all churches and
societies of Christ. Scientist 4ci
Sunday. July %. ,.,,.
The golden text is from PSa; I'm.
1905: The Lord is good; II
rnercv Is everlasting and MS
ruth e.durcth 70 al generations,
Among the citations which com
2r;se the lessou-sermoH Is the 1o!-
lowing passage from the ni0ie'
Think not that an conhe 10 ae-
stow the law. or the prophets: l
AN, not come - destroy, out 20
-uga.i." CNat,. SID.
The lesson-sa-mon also includes
n. following from the Christian
Science textbook. Science and
IIeaI-h with Key 10 the Scrip
lures. by Mary Baker Eddy: IL
-rer. a.. material laws which pre-
vent disease. what than causes x?
Not I:-.n. Law, for Jesus healed
me sick and east ont error. always
III opposition. never IN obedience,
90 physics" -. 800.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-07-22
NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND

Under and by virtue of the au-
thority conferred by Deed OF
Trust executed by Mrs. Rachel
Fred and husband, Morris Fred,
dated the 1st day of June, 1928,
and recorded in Book 125, page
SO. in the office OF the Register OF
Deeds for Henderson County, JEFF
ferson E. Owens. Substituted Trus-
tee. will, at twelve o'clock Noon
THURSDAY. AUGUST "a, 1883
at the Courthouse Door of Hen
derson County in Hendersonvil!c,
North Carolina. sell at public auc-
ton for cash to the highest bid
der, the following land, to-wit:
A Lot in or near the Town OF
Hendersonville, y. c.. and
BEGINNING at stake on the
East margin of the Asheville-
Hendersonville Highway, Route
No. SO, said stake standing North
II degs. 26 Minis. West 100 feet
from a point where the East mar
gin of said Highway No. SO pro-
jected would intersect the North
margin Of Kimberly Avenue pro-
jected and runs thence with the
East margin of said Highway No.
60, North II dogs. 90 Minis. West
so feet to a stake; thence North
~ dogs. 81 Minis. East $50 ft. to
a stake; thence South II dogs. 20
Minis. East so feet to stake;
thence South y dogs. 81 Minis.
West $50 feet to the point of Be
GINNING; and
BEING Lot No. 276. Druid
Hills, according to a plat OF Druid
Hills, recorded in Book /, at page
los.
This sale is made on account of
default in payment of the indeD.-
edness secured by said Deed Of
Trust.
A five per cent go cash de-