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1 i 1 1 i ,1 ffMt'imm mi yaw 'Mn PROFIT TAKING IN CORN THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS. THURSDAY. AUGUST 21. 1TA IB INCREASE IN WHEAT IE One Deliveries In Can 1,076,000 Bushels. VALUES ADVANCE CHICAGO.

August 21 fAP. Rapid of. tho moresest of newly harreted wheat la Canada bad a MOVEM NT BEARISH 4 mtm Mt mIiim t. Viw flat dealing today. DeliTeriea of I wheat at taterVat points In Canada tor twenty our fcour aggregated 1 1.078,000 basheli.

against 271,000 1 busiiel lor the corresponding time aan year, on uie corn muuk, nroiii taking by yesterdays buyers zonned jaa outstanding feature toward the 'last, but the market maintained a firm undertone. ht closed Unsettled ie to le a bushel lower than yesterday's finish. 'Cora clcxed bcttous at to net oat to VAc advance and provisions varying from 7e setback to a rise of 5c. Reactions from upturns In the corn market today not develop until after prices bad. bulged more than 2c busbeL Meanwhile, scsntlnfsa of aw.

a a tviu aaa vunnv wni iuj 'chaslzed by the fact that today's ar rival ot com here, 211 cars, totaled i3n than a week ago, when the aggre was 2SS cars. In this connec that virtually no atoci: of corn was 1 on hand In Chicago which was not owned by industries except what was 4 under contract to be shipped else where. sympathized with corn strength. tut rallies in wheat values failed hold well. An evident rea son for the comparative weakness of Hi tn wheat market here was that Eu rope an markets practically had dls ji regarded yesterday's price advances 1 on this side of the Atlantic Large il shipments of wheat from Black sea ports were said to have been made.

tOn the other hand, wheat crop con dltlons in France were described as bad. and it was acknowledged that the French government's plan to build up a big reserve stock had been i.tinsuccewfuL OaU followed corn. Provisions were firmer. In line with vJlbe corn market, and with continued strength of bog values ftr TkmMi at Mtklunf Wheat Cum. Hi.

Iw. Am 21. Hep. WV JV4 iUV W2. Mi nr.

f't irti tHt OWN 7 Kl '4 97 94 0t 9 4 MS, MS 41 44 45', 44 4 4, 43'. Bf 1 fi. 0 'i 04 fl 40 43 03 07 07 1S o.iv, 30 421.. 44 4 10 OA 10 in PTt Jan. in 97 io 10 JV77 11 on 1m n7 iu mi tijH 1 in 7.1 1 1 10 77 IOTA 10 7i ttO 13 tH 3 f'p, 119V 130 13PO CloatBJT DTa TlluraiJajr it jrmr mtot Dv nrptrm oar.

i i i sa'ttrija'; Mrr 1.45 Hi Mar. 1 404lf 1 4'JH Com Septemhw. 1101 si.v a T4e7Sei Marco. Sl.01; Mmj. MarrO tiKe: May SiS.

Ht brtmbr. (I.IMS: ivmbr. fl.llS: Marrb. 1.10S. Mar.

1 10 iaMSptmNr. tl'J xt October. l2 10413 13: Itwmtrr. fZ 15. Bcilc Jeptemher, 14 3d.

rhlcaco foak Oral a a4l frTlalM. CHICAGO. Aaruat 21 (A Wlwl Ko. 1 bard, tsBSc; No. 1 northrn aprinr.

f. 1 mlx1. Cort 1 mliK No 1 yrl low. ft.OOSttl tr: No. I ohil.

SI 03; aanpla rraJ 01fHVi. Oala No. 1 arliitr, whit. 3 4'tc; a4tph fraK Rr: 1. O.V.

hriT 4tfbV l.rl $11. 07 Jlitw IK OO. lHir 14 37. OTHER CRAIN MARKETS UAKAYETTE. Ind.

Auruat 21 l' TTheat No 2 red, 7Kc So. 3 Corn No. a. N. 4.

fcftc. Oala No. 3. 3c. mye No 52c INDIANAPOLIS CASH GRAIN August 2 1 Tlje lid foe ear lot of grain at the rajl of thw lodianapoli Board Trwle.

f. w. ablpplns point, baai 4l'iC Nrw rate, were: Wheat Eay. Vn 2 re.1. Bl'ieBVic; V.

hard. MHMdlHc. Cortt Strong: No. 3 white. tQfOc: Ko 3 Whit.

974 9He: Ko. 3 yellow. 04g No 3 yellow. 93t4c; No. 2 mixed.

HltfPle: No. a miied. S9tPw Oat "trong: No. white. )h tie.

3l037e. Hy Steady tf. country point taking 93 He oe lea rate Cincinnati or JiilJel; No. 1 timothy. 9tn50tg 17.0: Ko.

fl timothy. l.s xott lo 0O: tin. A 91.1 14 OO" No. light clove anixed. lt! Irt W); No.

1 clover wiiaerf, lMglJ.0O; No. 1 clovey hay. I17AO ft 18.00. Ipectiona Wneat JfO. 1 ret 4 car Tin.

9 red. 1 ear; No. 1 hard. 1 ear. ear.

Cera No. white. 7 car; No. 2. unite.

No. 3 whVe. 1 ear; No. white, tar; sample hJi. earn: No.

1 yelUw. 23 No. yellow. 12 ear No. 3 7 ear: No.

4 yellow. 4 ear: No. i yellow, 2 cr: No. 0 yeltow. 1 car; urn le yeltow.

3 rax; sample ntlaeds cor. Vc4J. 0 car. Oat No. 2 white, "fl rara: No.

3 white. 9 car; mr' whit. 1 car; No. 1 mlard. 1 ear.

Total. 31 car. liar ley No. 3. r.

Total. 1 car. WAGON WHEAT PRICES A urut 21 IfwUaaapoU flour mMi and grain tlo tor ar paying 7Je foe N. 1 red wheat; 1 bard Toe. Other grade 00 their rua NEW YORK GRAIN NEXT TORK.

Aoguat 21 (AP Noon: Tlour Firm; TM tre tvatert mi 40 oft wtntee atrairht 11 i 4. SO; hard wrie MraKht S4.aot I M. tour Tirwi fancy patent. 4 4ft lO.i Commeal Eay; floe white rraoulated. 75: yellow ra.oOnS.o rtno; No, 2 western dr f.

o. and 6ie e. f. eaport, Barley Tirm: domestic. 72 c.

I. t. Ne York. Wheat 5pe4 ftrra No. 1 aocthem aoeing e.

t. t. NJ Tor. 1 OB: No 2 hrd wtnter. f.

o. New Tork. P7c. N. 3 mixed duraoa.

f. h. New York ItUer No. 2 101, No. 3 amber durum.

P3c. 1 Cot Soot firm; No. yeltow elf. Nw Tork. No.

3 yellow. 1. f. New Yrk. n.l.

Oata Snot firm: No. whit. 81 He. cevf uiet I wew oraa, ta 10O sM aca 32 0t 33.10. Hay tetty: So.

I. $290003000; eample. S19.O0S21.OO. Porv Juiet: new. family.

t33.50. Lard Firm: anidvile weat, S11.4Sa Tallow aUy: soevtal loo, a we: teady: fancy head. A SEED PRICES CHICAGO. August fAJ. Timothy eerl 55ti 5.5J.

Clover aeed $12.75 i 20.25, JLargw 'Kawaxaa Grata Expert Estkretew. MOSCOW. Auiroat t3 A.P. Larra ea Trl Soviet wheat rv aad oau are 1 peeled early weat month. It waa marie anowai today, altbooah on ttt tb per went ttma anlr trnal ahipmeou hi it hav been re ported.

The rovemmeot kaa de rhneel to grve wot figure of fiDorle and th tin ahipanenu on the ground that 4 a at tctrrrt aTIert toe taarket. Mawt eeopo airvadr Jtaae been avarveated in th Ukraine, of which lha goverament hae riught about J5 per cent. Too amount reported fnTjcb below the gorernment reetaUona, although It la thought that Krebaae ef fait ant aprta aooat will iDcreaawd wmaijerabl. mr. CORN BORER SPREADS Three More Trwaahlps Infested, State Entomologist Reports.

Three more Indiana townships have been found to be infested with the European corn borer, it was announced Wednesday by Prank N. Wallace, state entomologist, after receiving a report from the corn borer control headquarters fn Auburn. The new townships are Wayne and Epiceland In Henry county and Lafayette township in Madison county. This brings the total infested townr hips to 307. Thirty three counties are affected.

PRODUCE Asrct 21 Any raat ta'prlwo of acrr bnttar aad pouJtry rm tioa wOoily to a flcmx ta ootaUooa by Tinou dealer. I Martina OeaOatro buy err toaa ott tor rota, apova. bioo4 rlofa aw aiian.l Err ImfiamDollo Jobhara offer cuntr lupprro for rtnctJy freaO atocit. otbrercd at lodionapolia coontr run oaa off. 20c: Jto.

1, 2de; Ko. 2. 21: No. 3. 14r.

Poultry Jobber pa rise for towia pound, up, 17 19c a poood Lerborna. 15t 14c: broiler. IS pooDla no. 200 Vic. UfWrn.

15 lRc: aick. cull and bampiian poultry sot boorbt: rooW. 7 11c: docka 4 8c: rrrw. full leatOrnd 4c: rolaCM. vouoc.

$3. IK) a dbseo. old. Buttrr Jobber elna' prirea (or ereaxoery fxoab firvta No. 1.

414tc a Eand: No. 3. 30 fef 40e: ta oartera ad le. 1 aaorO Batter Fat IaYftaoapofia barer mjui 43e pooa. deirverrd at ladianaoolia.

Chae Jobber' aelllnf price: 9n tnoorte4. 60e: Wiacofxwn limberr r. 27 a Sb Jiew Torlt. 363e: Wiaconwo LiaMie. Iywrfcorna CO ft 21c: eocata bnck.

S223: New York faocy American loaf te: olnoto lot 31c: bnrk. 2JK: Enxhah. 4Cc. SJt. Boqocfort.

bf. KlTVr TOkK. Auroat A. Butter Firm; receipt. tuba: creamery hither lhao extraa.

3V64.U' WZ acore, SHnwe: to i acore. oim 3ic: pack fair tock. eurreot mk. 1. 2Ve.

tTe Firm; receipta. a.K)41 pounua. Efi urm: receipt. 14 uw run fnlxed color, reruiar pacaea jimnu "4 ZT.x aecood. 20 0 22c: nedinm firsts.

IRtiS'J'ie; weatern benoery woiie. arer a extra. 31(33. rouHry un, trrecuiar: oroiier, oy freirht 1725e eaurea. XbitlZr fowl, freight.

ISO 34c: exprea. 14.V rooatra. lrcwrbt or expreaa. lftc freirnt. 18c: eaprea.

feae. irrtcnt. lc; expreaa, U3c; luraeyi, Ireifbt. 20c; expreaa. 20l25c.

CHICAGO. A oatirt 21 JAP.) Builer Receipt. 4 OTS lutia; ateady pn un cbaoa ad. Kx eoeit. 4t.i1 caw firm; extra firau.

27c: freab t.1 ftri. 28c; freib current reipt. 22 3c. Poultry Alire. receipt.

2 eara. 2 trurka: tur; low la. poumla aad oer. 22c; eo eral rua. aprin.

oer 3 pound. 24fezc; broiler. 3 poucda ai iiimW. 52c; rooatera. ISc: turker.

ISO lite; turkey. 15(9 lKc; aprinc uuek. 17 20' yoan yeeaa. 14c. Hff future: Befrirerator tndard.

November, cloae. 28 r. rrNCINNATI. Auruat 21 AP PuuttiT fiorl broker. lrc faom broilera.

lW2Cc; colored fryera. 27c 12c: fowl. 15tt20c: Lefhorn fowl. 13: 01oc: turkey. 23 re 6fjl0c Butler Creamery 3tt 30c.

No. 1 parkin nrxk, 28c: No. 2. 22c: No. 3.

butter fat, 3Mi40e Kr Extra friU. 3c; firnta. 2c eiKla. 24c; nearby, ungraded. 2c.

CI EV ELAND, Aurxiat Zt Butter Kxtra. 4 2 dc r.rt. 24c. Poultri Foal. medium.

2 Ifhorn. 14 4tl7r: bravy broiler. 2.it liir Ittinni broiler. 2022c; fljrha. nbl rwki.

14tl'V fee. 20c. 8T. IjOI'IS Ai(ut 21 AT.) Ei Ifitanurt No. 1.

23 Butter Cremery extraa 4c firt. Sc. Poultry Heary hena. lSc: Urh. 1: aprtnr.

22 'if. turkey. 2c; eprtnf feeae. c. prui iucka.

10c. NEW YORK SUGAR HEW TORK. Auginf 21 (API Raw aogar wa quieter early today and In ao aen cf Husine price wet unchanged at .1 lc foe pot. duty paio. Raw future opened 1 point lower to 1 point higher.

The near month were relatively eaay at the outaet under fcepiember liquidation aod nattered remniwon houe veiling. bile the ditat io.uioii hold atrady on covering and a little Cuban up port On the whole however, the volume of buexnee waa lisht and the unarttied tile of tfie refined aitnalioo aeemed to check agrreeaiyei ojierationa aod a dipoi Uon appeared to limit commitmenta and await new development. rrice in lha meantime moved within narrow limit and at midday were about unchanged Irom lurt figure. Tho refined market wa unchanged with the undertone more or lew unsettled. Ut unre wer unchanged at 4.3.x Jor lin granulated, ami hileom refiner an nourxwl that they would ad van.

to 4aOc tomorrow the announcement wm by no meana general, and buyer were again inclined to limit nurctoae to nearhy require menta and await further dcvelopmenta. POTATO PRICES CHICAtMJ. Augu.t 21 IAPI tV. 3. Ie paxlmrnt of Agriculture Iolatoe Re car: on traefc.

144: total Khipmenl. H3: steady, trading fair: coiiain aa ked Inh Cobbler et. fl 7S vtlA; fair oualMy. Jl iw: aa. ked Plis Triomph.

2 .20 sacked Early Ohio Jl i Minnewta. keti Ohio 1 (WUlKi a ked IrUh Cobbler 1 no I 7 Miaaouri. ed lriah Cobbler 1 lo(I Oi; Idaho, eacked Ruraeta. Jl 40 1 .50. OYSTERS AGAIN.

SOON Local fish dealers report trade considerably stimulated by the cool weather the last few days, and are looking forward to good business until September 1. when fresh oysters will be In the market. Large shipments of Jumbo frogs from southern points are arriving, some weighing more than one pound each and retailing at 50c a pound. Retail risk rriew. Lk and River' Vaoetiea take white fish.

40c: veUow pike. 40c: lak ealmon. 4c: rmg perch. 30r: blue pike. SOc: ja aalmon.

30e: crappie. 3c: dreod catfish river carp, lac: htillalo. 25c; mullet. lc: baa. Ocean Varieties Beat halibut ateaka.

halibut k. red aalmon VaV. 40c. hadrw fc fillet. 3.V whole had'Wk.

2.Sc; eole Iillet. cue: iresn mackerel. 35c; treeh cud steak. 35c: red snapper hluefish. 40c.

Florid pom pano eWV fman haddte. 05e; amoked fillet 40c klppereil salmoo. 0V: lloundT. 2Jc; bUtk ta, 3vc. crao aieai.

i a pound. Indianapolis Wool Prices IndlanapoB Oealera ar pavtng 3c pound for meitium grade ol wool: fre lower foe retecta Indianapolis and Vicinity Brief Note of the Iy. The Stetnkuhb family will hold i all day reunion and pi.iilo lunrhc st tlw home ol Carl lo. Tho 1 ourdr Athletic A cili'o wi hnlrf rinl Mrti TbariT at 3" in tha church hail. 5317 Eart Wajhington Rarhara Council No 7 of the Daughter ot Aroermi.

will give a ard party Friv .30 m. in ie et rrane of Forei War hall ling avenue and Walnut treet So Club wi'l party" t'nday at 2 Jo p. th. ha'l 040 lronct street. Tbe nmniitt will' include Mr lo Stehim.

Mr Marv tehhn Mr. torge Mr rhatln and Mrs Catherine The Altar Jkvcietv of St. Anthony parish win pve a card party thi evem. ij at 3t it hail. The s.ciety aiao gate a cord party thi afternoon, vt llkersoa (iet JMay of Sentence.

tay of sertcn granted to txiul A Wilkeraow. Vincenne afrertiing man. Wednesday attemoon bv Judge William Spark, of the U'm'ed u't ourt of appeal. upel plan? of the t'mted State marshal to take to the Froral IVnitentury. at lavrnworth.

to be gto hie aentence of a year and a day nwea i.y Mav. l2fl. by Ju ig Robert C. Baltaell. of federal court, who found Wi: kervon aruilty cf violation of the natnna' motor vehicle act.

The stay a graruV. to Wilkeraoo in order to gie htm lime for the perfection of an appeal to the Totted State upreme VYtiJiro the slay waa filed lollowmg the of the court ot appeal at Chicago, denv tng a reheartcg to WiTkervn in a man dale filed the office of Albert Ntt mner federal court clerk Weineu upholding the dect irin of Juige Baltic :1 Wtikeraon wa coovicled tn tnin with an ailged automobile theft r.nt whth dealt cor atolen tn neigh boring state. In addition to hi pnton peo1en" be fined' f3t0 by Judge Ealtn He appealed the decision to the court ol appea Twenty foremen of the Ho1 ortio ft H.ae Xacula' taring 0mpin partvipated ir. a miniature golf party at Fif tv fourth ireei and College avee Wednewday ntght Pe party waa tn the eharge of Prank HoW haurr and A. H.

RVowaeho The wia mng team had a total oi bit atroke aAd the evevra d0. BUT UNDERTONE FIRM HOG ADVANCE CHECKED BULK $11 .60 TO $11 .85 Receipts Larger and Outside Demand Less Urgent. CATTLE PRICES GO HIGHER RECEIPTS OF LIVE STOCK Follow in it a alatemeot of receipt at atock market lor Cattle. Sheep 7m mx (xx'i l.liH 7. '4 1.44 443 bOH l.Xi 3 205 2 410 P411 3 2.

MOW 4.173 7.442 12 lOO 10 43 2 11 15.2i2 23.435 noda indicated Hoc. Ea. Week Tear ago. fa.dou 4.W1 Wk.fhn far 1 910 Sasse It. I 17.177 Tear ago.

20.620 Tear ago lUa.t Receipt for Yr to Dte 1930. l2ft Inc. Hog 1.271 131 Cattie 144.420 117.34 117.4K7... Sheep 134.670 127.054 T.VO Dec. 11 7 I4t Hog al llirk Katimateil TburaUar i7 Omt if il.lMI 347.

(XM 324. 0W 3 7. 37 5. 0 1 S. 20.1t4.OiO 1 17 075 imhi JO 04" dO'l 24 iMHi 24 2." tKil 1S.375.0WO ham 0t Uat wa Same oay.

lf2S. Same Oar. 12 Week thoa lar Same laat wee Hame Ume. 1 12 Same time. 192 Same time.

1127.... Year to late Same Ume. lt2. Sam une. Same time.

1927. Same time 1W20. Same time lf2 Same time. Mli Same time. If 23..., Same ume.

1W22. As a result of an Increase in re celpts, coupled with a slight loosen ing In the tension of the demand from outside sources, the upward move mmt In mirt r.f Krvo a at rhwtwl and general sales Thursday practically were at the same level as on Wednesday. Some variation again appeared in the buying of certain sizes but good 160 to 250 pounds told at $11.60 to $1185. All buyers were in the trading, and a good clearance ot the supply of 5,500. largest since Friday, last week, was indicated.

Weights 160 to 200 pounds sold ex clusively at $11.85 with 200 to 210 a POUndS $11.75 tO 210 to 225, $11.65 to $11.70: 225 to 250. 250 to 275, 275 to 300. $11.25: 300 to 325. $11 00: 325 to 350, $10.75, and 350 to 400. $10.50.

Underweights and pigs. 150 to 160. $11.25: 140 to 150, $1100; 120 to 140, $10.75, and 100 to 120, $10.50. At steady prices the extreme range in prices of sows was $8.00 to $10 00. but mast offerings qualified to sell at $8 75 to $9.75.

Prices are the highest since practically a year ago. August 23, 1929. but at that time general sales were at $11.20 to $11 85. against $11.60 to $11.85 now. At the high time at the beginning of last August most sales were at $11.50 to $12.25.

70c to 85c higher than the low time toward the close of the month. Two years ago the high time in August was late in the month. $13.00 to $13.25. $1.60 to $1.70 higher than the low time early in the month. Present prices are largely $2 25 to $2.40 higher than at the beginning of this month.

Hog Qaotation. Top pri' 11 Moat aale Ion to 250 lb 11 11 5 lOO to 140 H. IO 75 140 to 1KI lb ae 11 CHUlll 25 11 to 225 Itw. ar II o.itxll 225 to 275 lb, ave 11 40 till fx I 37(V to 325 lb, ave 11 00 till 25 325 lb up ave 10 5dttH 75 Igbt butcher sow 2510 OO Good heavy sow 2t Range prices a year ago 10 3vUll Do Any change In prices of cattle again waa in favor of the selling side and some estimates indicated an advance ef 25c to 50c over midweek prices. A part of the advance was attributed to a decrease In receipts and a scarcity of certain kinds of cattle re quirea ior urgent orders, mis proo ably annlied more to the lighter u.u w.

.1 I weights than others, but apparently all kinds again shared in the ad ance. Present prices of steers are! conspicuously $2.00 higher than the low spots ten days or two weeks ago. ana in ux.iaiu cbj ftaies nic inui than $2 00 higher. In the last week practically all kinds of slaughter cattle have made a gain of around $1 00. Canner and cutter cows are exceptions to the full advance.

Steers sold in carload droves at $10.00 to $10 40 were not qualified to comand top quotations and probably were similar to cattle sold not long ago at around $8 00. Odd yearling steeTa were quoted up to $11.00 or higher, and steers under $8.50 now are distinctly the less desirable killers. With the UDturn in rices of fat ial kif: uic viuiaixu iia iccvu iiiw picked up. but prices are not showing the advance Indicated on fat cattle. The demand appears to be largely for the smaller sizes of steers and heifers, all of good quality.

Butcher heifers at lower than $7.00 apparently is a situation of the past and attractive light kinds up to $1109 are similar to some sold not long ago et $10.00. Beef cows sell now at $5.50 to $730. with canners and cutters $3 00 to $5 00. a gain of 50c to $1.00 I. le.

i'ci a nit innc ui ri uti i prices usually of bulls is $5.00 tO $7 00, $5.50 ud Av at the recent advance, with best veals others $12.00 down, including mlum 1. 1 S.O ti. Cattle Qaotatloaa. Kl'luif Bteera 1 0 Iba up i i lo hol. 5 Vi!" V11 Commoti to medium iiti Rilling ateer.

uruier 1 "00 lb iooi lo choice 11 Common to medium 7 oOij i Tearlmg rattle rood to prime ti 1 1 ol Medium lo gotd n. o'J Kf rding Bteera to r.or 7 00 Common to meomm 5 6 Btjtcier heifer 10 bt 00 rii OO tVientnon to ine lium rl 'X'tX .1 Beef ewwa liiKKl lo be' Fair to i1 itltltri and L.ttf. ti 4 6'J BuH. an! calve Hut her bul' fwl Btvlogna bi. l.iwl 1, 1 choice irll IS ,0 I I 1 Common iue: Continued active ccmpeutioii.

due to urgent ouuide orders, contmued for lambs, and prices he'd abncrmally high: best lambs $11.00 and other; $10 50 down, with culls to medium lambs at $5 00 to $9 50 Sheep wer steady al $3.50 down. Native Mteev aaal laiasb Qawtatiwna. Good to choice lamtw $10 on 1 1 CniiDon to medium latnba 0 tKifi 1 Good to sheer 7.ifcj Jt Common to mextium thee 1 0" ii Aged buc a pourxj 2 UUU 3 1 CHICAC0 LIVE STOCK i HICAiJO AuaT'jat Cl Slate tie par cf A H.fs Re ei is. lit 4 di uneven. QuaMy i ghte cjit.

l'v lo 'i her ciher i an la nj 'li if. paca.ir.g ww a lt j. a' ot weakne early. il be' able, lrto to pon 1. jll 'e'trll light ligtt s.c: are! I J10 6.b1.l lo to Zyh) ouai il 't 11 ignt lo CX' i 511 40 i i 11 heavyweight Jl 11 p.air.g meil.um and 7 5 to o' I imuli 1 1 1 a I mj chi 1O0 lo 130 75..

Cat lie Bevetpt iim re. eir: C.it. general trade trorr tc Co. t.r1 active al advn. aii buyi rrctah weighty ftee here lo 511 paid tor poun.1.; rr i i irsi he; t.

11 rui rro fed teer 1 1 1 on to ivo higher than fro weeti yv? ifa goeyj" and ehoiee eWV JHIO peUTV. flO.OOUil lo 1.1 WO pc 30, 53.75 1 1 50 1 TO 1.1'0 p.u 11150. 1 iO to 1 JUli'Ir ll.jO. nimnw ai'l medium pouni. 1 1'AKJ heller bot' 5iO ta iouno.

1 i comtaon and tnc Jiunj. toWUl'. roou and cnoi' e. 73 Ue ir.fr. i' medium.

$4.75 fc 3.7 lew cutter jrvi ter. a75tf5.0J. ex aij ed. fw! iioic. Ccl.

J5 il 7 to mniium. I a Wi. good rd hot. Mi y0 13 ilium. 1 v.

12 S7S4ftl0W: tocker ird feedr cM teer. rood and ctioior. 5Ml 1 pounds. J3 73S 50, conicaou an 1 teuuef $3 25x7.o0 saeep Receipt. 1CaXX: 35c aiflicr.

up mo bu.lt r.tite Umb lv top to etty bat her. lo ni i.u.T. raiw er. e.5': liier J7.50 ust I pound down. oki rbo: i it' medium, zo mu EloO.

S50ttS r. l5o ir'Ult medium to chi. 25 4 X) nf h. cui! and ornnion. 1 ti 2 7..

feeoinf iiniN 6' to 75 iuris. roou choice 0.75 ii 7 .75. Oflictai et niateJ tcrj5. rw ho. li.tM"J.

bep. If M. OTHER LIYE STOCK. CINCINNATI. Auj uM 21 a ar.ifJ State liepartmer.i i.l Agrit Hug Receipts.

2 sou lew opening ai S12 35: later grade stand uii biduin. teady to strong on ligtt $11. OO: few early cl ww abo jt lV to nupply light rear meniy. I (hi higher: goxj and rhou i 13.00: iower grades dm iy $7 oo i rxVi gra. an.l ittr I) fr mure ieiratie upar i 1 to jlU iKi mot ctwt ti ")' nitter and utter S3.504 5i.

t.p bu J7 OO. Sheep Receipt 1.30"; generally fteadr food and choice iarr.rs Slo 1" ommon ami mediara. t5.50ii 7 Xi; fat ee. 2 50ti4X'. ST.

LOC1S. Augut 21 IAP.) (United Stt De partner. I t.f AgTi. ulture I Kf ir'i iiog dfi. 15c u.

25c higher late aie howig mot of advance lot pig arid parki;) tarninr 25c atwve eirlr top. 12 0o tr.u.t opemr.c ia 1 fii.i to $11 m.i i12k; lat'T ij al. lrt" to 11.75jll.li: 130 to ll pound. 1M 75 4x11.75. 4j Ca' Rer ipt.

rw elpt 1 5o. ation otadv on nativt tr: i.a::i heiter taly. a ith Lft Mrong. heifers, fieady: var. 5c higher, otb la mi.

hjnue; western Wrr. 0O fat heifer. wcxtern heifer ht5ihihj mut 4 'u. 3 top hulls 'k1 arxj ft i 1 ierii. hp Kr.ipt.

oo. io ia.4ters deeif aurt ti. tiul' Tr rlruli i 1 11 ry, lull, IIU ti 4 P.IKFALO. August 21 'A Tinted State paj imciil of An. n.lui' i Hum Ke.

iptn. 4'Hi boM' f. 2m'. a l.vc niiUv to shipper. 2 lo 5 higher.

t.iilK I6'i to 2 poun 12 12 fr eitht lie low 1 1 5i kt 1 2 oO weiuMy but. her packing' mjob. latlie i eijiin. 2l" iuriiet fciniriir to high pature fe.1 st r. Jl'iKi; i 2.5l 4 'M s5iMj5.25 Calve Receipt.

Tracer" a live to 1 00 hie hi to choi. e. $13 5.1. sparingly. 514 U'.

ia lamb fully 0. ad.v: go.ji houe n.u.ve. 110; njedium and nii. lots. throwoiile roo'lly PITTSBI RCH.

Auirust 21 Tnjtexl Mate lwpartmcnt of Atri Hogs Kec ipt. kt.Mi to hish.i lo to 23') pjunl. 512 i 12 23' to 2S.I pound. 511.751 12 25. to 1 4" pounds.

511 .25 ty 11.75 packing sew 5H.75 "Hi. Cattie Recn. 't l. s'e id.v to stronc (wnmon to medium uteers. Jrt.OO 7.00 hearj bulls JO Calves Receipt" slea.ly i hnice vealers.

1 1 41 12 rued: im mi till iy. Sheep Receitu. ative. ft lamb motly 25 V. ighr; hon lamb 510tl0txH50 medium to goxl.

j7 50iP50 aged ltd steady i ethers. 54 5i don. I Augut 21 HPi Cat t'e Receipt. UO.i Meariy primp hf i) leer. heavier no jii mn um.

$5 00r5.SO; fit heifer 4hi 9 ii: good to choice 4 25 it 5 5 stor ker and fee.ler te r. rn, ir h.i t'Uf K. fipts. higher; top, 5U ou i 1 Hun Kf ceipts. 50O 25c 1 fi." to 25" 511 25.1 up.

511 2" 11" to 1 ".5. 10 7(1. pi.r 130 down (it'. Itin vk i out. 8 40.

stag. 57. Ml down. Sheep lamh Re.i(iu 7'H). e.

nd I wether lamb. light sheep, $.3 5" bucks. 52. 5o duwu. CLEVELAND August 21 Hu Receipt.

1.3t'i: active: mostly 2 to 5c hither; bi'iOitig sleadr on im.I stag: bulk lti" to 210 pound ort. 512 220 to 25i pound 512 2" to pouid. .511.00: pig 'ipoard to Cattii 1T5 atiw. Canes Rc eipts, slow nrly ff.xsl to chon fi.l.unn Sheet) Receipt 1 fKVl hirli rr. rood lo ohoi.e lamb.

1 n.Oo ki 1 roranion to nieclium Winds. or acxjve sheep steady. EVAN VHJ.E. Ind. Alig ltt Calve, $0.50 ti 10 Nit heavy, oo fi Hora Rei ipt brht: l'MI down.

lift tn 1 4 I pounds U40. Ho t0 1H0 pound. Sin ri." 1 to imnd llio: 210 poun. is up. to pound.

Jll'X' pouniis tip. stan 7 'Ij. ronche, Jmu KT. WAYNE. Iri.1 A'ijru i I no mamet nio tiicher.

po ik. pounos. II potin.U $11 oust to 3V, rurhs. tae. aiveS.

ti iamb, i.akavkitk ind au.u i Be 1.. 4.i. usut i 1 e.ii f.V.Mr., Mi 00 J1U Hi 1 1 l'0. NEW YORK HIDE PRICES J. Uamlll 4 o.

A ii. Jl TtKle i ro al New Yo'k Sepleniber bid 11 to March, l'imi, bi i. My. hi offere.1 DRILLING IN EASTERN OIL FIELDS NOT BEING PUSHED Cn. .1 I trtdlintrwilii 1 ner e.

oil drill workinr along geadtiallr not ling punned in anv area of the frilled State About a'! that ing di ne st tV.e time 1 off.t we'iB for pn.t, tin' The raa mdoatry i pushir.r work in t. dnctr.e area and 'iw field are Vitf I.J i o. ana ha much ga a hi Kc tv.ckv. Tenoeee. Al.bania ii other ret mention tl.e i reiui el (a.

It. io in Hie yi i i or.i.:nni other i i of co ex ne ruled the la.vir; rr a Ok ma Kat. new a'ea i Chi ago. St Pa Miui.fapoliB. St.

i and Detro.t lurt ot! ft. m. of the i.ippi nvrr ih a over t' x. i ,1 tied: us a hort tim uni. tor.

hatf criut wor a tent Thcr. i. a prt down in i peratior 'he we. ter part ta.Kj h' la je ha.iow aar.d pr linn i f' und jr Vi. at nf a.

re; II 1 1 le'C .1 VVe.l ut he Or. i nr al 'ho. North rtrrn 1' Mi i jl .1 e. Vi 4. rt 1 we 1 1 ba.

i. 1 v. we': i i A ien i 4 1 i a Ti ci FVi i a vv i 1, 71 I A Ta a 1 vr tor ar lx.r.i ar 1 i 'i Ml 3 1 4 A r. Freighter Conifjany ia Bitik'irt CHiC A tie's Tra reifri a i 11. 1, i itr 1 1 3 1 i 1 i' i Irectiljftr oe Tar; Hcu rlK' i 1 "Tp 1 i a je I I "Pi ar a j' teii at 'j I' 1 4: i to on I I ei i I I '7 1 1 I 1 i i CURB SLIGHTLY EASIER INACTIVE TRADING Utilities Irregular.

Subject to Narrow Fluctuations. OILS ARE LITTLE CHANGED: NE'. YORK. August 21 'AP Curb stocks were weak tcdav. Efforts extend the advance at the opening were checked by the bear" element who resumed their I line oper aticn with theu" offerings well taien a scale down.

Trading was dull and toward midday a slightly easier tendency was apparent. utility snares were irregular and subject 'to narrow fluctuations. Elec trie Bond and Share opened firm, but profit tatmg. influenced by the recent gains, depressed that stock below the previous close. American Gas and iecinc aiso was unaer pressure, out was supported about a point below yesterday final.

United Gas new. nlted Light and Power A. Brazilian lrscuoa were urm. tonsonaatea oas i Baltimore was in demand. Petroleum issues were little changed Gulf Oil of Pennsylvania was a soft spot, working lower on thin sale.

cities Service held around 0.j Standard Ou cf Indiana was firm r. "I M. ta Company declare a quar and Mead Johnson were well boug ht. c. 3 on the rammoa.

na Ford of England was steadv. Durant mj the i im mnuai bs i pay Motors and Translux fluctuated nar i 1 Ir the pnnou. quarter rowlv nrith 'thtt tcw rr4e. I regular quarteny ud ot 4Uc and the transactions. Goldman Sachs held firm, while United Founders and Insull Utilities and Pennroad were steady.

Call money renewed on the curb at 2l per cent. CTCCI urorCD iutcdcct 1 l'TrT 1 and 1V on 510 preferred blttL MbKGtn INTtREST SWITCHESJTO EATON I LARGER THAN IN 1929 Torx o. Augit 21 'apij The auditine phiae of in the tn.un. t.or am. a ha'tf f.ir th ri II jr.

rUJl f. tll I 'If I .1 1 1 I IS L' to nil Cyru, Katoi, u. the stand i uirir tk i ii'ii 1:131 nil' Hf rxr term unfair to Mini ano. Tuiv fto. oMer.

Interest in the hearing pe 'ned iilersbiy itn the i f. th tli in.nci whii the merger fr.ri' th" mi h. to lenfv Ki.r nejriy two oeek of iv. es. i.

'ie te.t i ini 'v l. Nn 0 iile.i a'nioi lo nval audit came to Tuiirp'uvn and the "mil hclu! ai til rit to ln hi, lei and re to the cT. irlrimru with a ill ol er and oie mi' nt A E. Kniest. of the firm of Err.at F.rn.

r. an i.f the Yiun thliii rnp fir lhe iTit r. nt. in i r' ra tion ul Haeel Tipplt. a member oi txiat firm.

Tiiip.t preenteii f.fri.re th ouKh the to proe the th.it earninz in too high by about 57.645.OO0 be caiise of an ina.lfK) r.sle depreciation r' and (hat if the proper had i been to. kholder would have received tn iti of noo hare of Bethlehem than wrre al)oel he i Ernst it'l the flco "1 ai testified that nri'iernng ap n'Aia' would r.ec.a,v to cet a dn ml view of lhe aei rune rf the im pante The cotuuramatrd on the bis of a.oiintint I i.i the relative compel n. of c.eienoert ompaml with 'he utive of the two in nub mc nixin the economic fn tor invnlrr in hi ne in ii' nn the c. mwr as more but re il hi analysis vital. RAISE CIGARETTE PRICES r.

li'KK Auruat 21 1' ln inie Hew i.sners a.t.d ar. dlo i to end tt.e tigiette n. mon toba. and rn ery ham tore. ih n.

te.i fiur stores fonpai.v. the hu.t M.4r inc and the at At iuritic in. I I't. Tn oni.ciiv hive r. a i sc.rhtiy the pn.

ol tpaiar br.i:iil Trie i 1 not It i ted tn extend Vr sitivfV tne noii.trv it The iir.t move ai pan ntiv i lakin qiiKily bv the AtUm w. ekV ao when" if about three var.ce.1 the prn the brand. fum a lo to lor "jc in an ,1 The I'riited l'iep nnr.m it hid ra ei the New Enit'and the middle wen and northm n. Yor a't 'The or'mer' ra wer! 0" and C7i. ipe.

tiveiv" NEW YORK COTTON NEW YORK A ifUft 21 (AT fot b'ii i'1'fr hiiflf at a line of 14 iMiini in riiiiiii In I.iV'r an i r'h. nd priv.i reports of eOtne wcl Ii and ho i i.ci,ms. Bnme or rnlyh' Briinm; order. PP arc from the the tir.t of re absorbed yiute ridi.r bv further or ti ade baying1 D. ml from 1 1 oiJc to ll.lftt on thi and a little binmt mav have o.

on Die failure of the ear w.ather in rhow the jirivdp ly rfiH.rtcd iai'1 al 'cme TXa point. T'ic bulge however. nvt ln.Taw,t of r. the market at the iw that market, a Uu an i Mar" L'V: 1 Jit laiHT'ii I I lrlT jn Ille lor and prn. .1 ret iwi on renewed ci ven cw i.ir ran e.

inr a reported here, but looa I broker, rom pirative iMtic hrrn hiii.f.if an.i nn i UIS'TTla Ptr ai.L eari! a to The! rfi Ti7 4.17,.., fi i Which )nuid lieimi to appt'ar within the on trM. rally advancel tn 1 1 3Se and ir to 1 1 th acm month, r)l i a ct eome lo 10 pots al NEW YORK DRY GOODS nkw vork. i n. i Hie 1 1 I a rn i v. a 1 i if trade Wo A I' l.

ad zo. i i. a tie ii.l. i 1 1 a in otitii .4 i a i iu a )t latfe trn.l. JULY COTTON SPINNING 1.

1 'I It I I 1 i r'ed 'v I vd.iV tn .4 I i a t. i riit 1 a ,1 at 1 i't in i i i i. I Mil 1 I 1 .771. 1 fr A .4 Un 1 il 4 1 4 1 MYSTERY PLANE GUARDED ingles Craft. Backed by Chrysler, Being Developed on Baree.

NEW VORK. August AP 'The secrets cf r.ea nr. "ternu? aircraft, without wir.zs ar.d orjeraf r. the rr.fr principle, are be in jeal rxL ly guarded by three isver.t ts uh are developing the craft on a Walter P. C.

ryslr and Har trr Jr. are ta the venture Id be :arr.d cor.cerr.lr is the matter at rii rr.a a tls sd ued tn tr.e rc rr. a :r.g. A ear: lane rr. p' tr.e tractiCn tr.r'Ugh a thre tladed prprller An cv a rj pro ides power the which t.

rotcr? are r. each r'. tn? Ar. ruddtr 3, 1 is a srr.all pair tar. (.

Between the or ar.d i large ed A'trt' v.r: rl: rr rr 'r. re a r.e rr rt board. 1 i 1 i i I ie 1 i i I 1 i INDIANA MAN HEAD OF REINSURANCE COMPANY HARTFORD. Cnr.n Augu5t 21 A Appointment George 1 of a president of tr.p f'i. Company cf Hartford, fueepd H.

Stryker. dead, was announced today Mr. umtT i former insurance commls ioner of ar.d counsel for the Insurance Federation of Amrrira. SALES CONFERENCE ENDS Fashion Show Feature of Real Silk Managers' Meetinf. The annual fall sales conference of the Real S.lk Hosiery Mills closed Thursday with a fashion how cf new models for managers of sectional and regional branch offices of the company.

The two cay meeting was held at the Indianapolis Athletic Club with P. O. Ferrel. vice president and gtn erl1 manager, presiding Talks on sales and general business policies were made at the conferences and Wednesday night the managers were guests of Porter M. Farrell.

president cf the company, at a dinner at the Columbia Club. A party tyas held later at the home of J. A. and L. L.

Goodman. The company maintains 250 branch offices in the United States, divided among thirteen dis tricts three regions. DIVIDENDS DECLARED ra 1 itt rtist ion i 3 for i (hi ijjt pjj'mrtil oi 00. tni old tun was i i. vi.j nds pr, 1 i.l Jtorr rt po.

nt aV i 12t for lhe 1 year. ar to 7.54r1.14 for the lik n.rim! i.l v. 'ir I'l. r. .1 ti.r ii in of only Aut6motive and Aviation The Aiii'M ican Austin Car Company, of Tune id on ind 'iiifiP orders for 14 117 i jr the retail value of which i would aunrovimate SM 93" UOO.

Samuel ir sident Normal in r.jcitv fnfure.1 tin mm iiiclp an i tv.aiiy the i hand 30 i I i v'ar. i 1 1 i I were rqual to more than three yenrs pro I Governor Harrv G. Leslie Will ad do lion Step art lien Uneii lo uced IlK.i idress the annual banquet Tnursaay FACULTY GIVES "MODERN SCHOOL" AT CONFERENCE The Rev. W. V.

Rurnham Addresses DiviDle. Younr PeoDie Indi anapolis Has. Largest Group. fn ii! to The N(wi) BETHANY PARK. August 21.

The voung peoples' conference of the Duviples rf ChrUt church, Ln seiMfll Hire UliS were ciiltl taincd at the evening meeting with a program of Mystery dramas, 1 Shakespearean tragedies and stunts of a modern vein constituted the program. The faculty presented a "mod Prn school SCnooi The Rev. Dovle Mullen. Rensselaer, was the teacher. The pu Pils were named lor flowers and an twered to roll call in that manner.

Poison Ivv was Ralph Miller, Salem Johnny jump up. Roy Kennedy, In and Babies Breath, Ralph Miller, Vincenne.s. made thuigs mis erable for the teacher, while Butter cup. Miss Mattie Crump, learned all ner tnings iroin tne encyclopedia; 1 Wild Aster. Martha Shotts, Indiana polls, had trouble with her feet, and Daifodll, Miss Gertrude Harris, and Clinging Vine, Miss Florence Car Indianapolis, indulged in a hand to hand dress tearing.

Other members of the faculty added to the lun. Vesper services this week are under the direction of the Rev. Burn i I i 1 i ham pastor of the Univer: Park King's solicitors that he on board 1 Monday for a conference with Mr. Christian church. Indianapolis.

He the yacht Islander. His friends on Hoover. Robinson is a member of the spoke on Com race of Jesus," in i the yacht, we understand, were Com i federal relief committee appointed which he empha. ized the idea that mander Searle. of Berwick on Tweed: by the President.

The meeting of the Jesus i a real human who lived on A Brailey. of Dunmow. Essex, aod I banker representatives was delayed the earth and associated with real Captain Olaztbrook. of Bishop, Stort I until Tuesday in order to enable Rob people "Jesus is or." leader." he said, I ford 11 also believed that one of inson to get here from Los Angeles, who is not a mythical person i Commodore King daughters was on I Announcement was made by Arthur At the chapei services vesterday board. Mrs.

King at present is on a M. Hyde, secretary of agriculture and Miss Harris spoke on preparation for holiday on the Isle of Wight." I chairman of the national committee, service She stressed the importance I for Commodore King, none that $800,000 balance of a $8,000,000 of the rnnterenr a.v nrenaratinn fnr i those mentioned in this statement fund created at the last session of tho th church ard said Chris tian" rnust' d'SndoSthe church tho home and the srhool for support. "We mt set examples for lhA. eMnet oc cHa eollel "If a uuwu omxu ie sauu. we to rnntintie the work of the rhttrrh i.

n. i i majanapoiia lias me largest ueie gation at tne conierence tnis week. tboeo fift.wn eieocont Unncln and Terre Haute each have seven delegates. Twenty seven cities are represented, the farthest being Hammond. niKe on program ior to night: tomorrow evening the dra matization cla.ss will have charge of the program, and a hike to Mt.

and the consecration service is planned Saturday night. Services are fer Sunday forenoon. OLD SHIPS TO BE TARGETS Obsolete I)etroyer Will Be Lsed for Pr ftire by Navy Ciunners. WASHINGTON August 21 iAP.1 Three scarred and battered destroy ers are to become 'perennial" targets for the lighter euii'. of the navy's bat tlehip.

Already ore nf thee vessels is ben. 5 eouipped with a radio move rrew Liie jns of trcl that will enable tiles? abvut tl the bizger hir 5 The Stoddr'rt. has beer, in sen tc1 ten 'car' the firs' rf the three de.trrjcrb improve 0 ethers tr.e sr'rr the war the y. a. be cr.

er. of craft nave sir.ce be In fir'nc jn these tc if the gj. u.e ATzr. amrr.unriori. r.

expl r.e 1il ttar h'. ir. ti.e oeienselfss instead It o'. r. the Wher.

there are many hles. r.ic i or.lv craft wale: tr.e ar.d patched. cc the Marrtis an tr v. to port ypr th Sloat and become stationary They will i ir. rd at clr enough whether Jour targets for rx.rr.b; be her rr.a.f'.

ar. air r.r, t' CO' rty pound Id b'" rr.rr& a oat r. il trs 1 f'r prati i. txrr.b equip f.if in Kills Workman. MONTI "ELLO Clarer.e Foi her.

tati' irt rr Zr.i:::: I. f. a fl at a rr.r? a 1 i Head to Speak on Program of Bankers' Convention t)lj I) WALTER W. HEAD. On the first day program of the thirty fourth annual convention of the Indiana Bankers Association, in Ft.

rt T1, i.wayne. oepiemwr iuu n. W. Head, president of the Foreman i State National Bank, of Chicago, will be one of the principal speakers. Head is a former president of the American Bankers' Association.

Elmer W. Stout, president of the Fletcher American National Bank. Indianapolis, will preside over the convention sessions Annual reports will be made bv the president; by i Miss Forba McDaniel. secretary, and Kreisle. Tell City, treasurer.

An aaaress oi welcome wm oe maae bv Frani J. Mills, president of the Wayne Clearing House Associa "Another speaker on the first day program will be Glenn Griswold. n. i 11 "lc. rm prrp ii rns sin lert ur Better Banking Through Regional Clearing Houses.

W. L. Brooks. president of the Northern National Bank. Bemiji, will be a speaker with Mr.

Head at the afternoon ses 5rw 'tPT employment to hundreds of eral Land Bank. Louisville: Rome C. Jr. ma r. and girls and men.

The Sterenson. South Bend, vice president of the American Bankers' Association: Dr. B. M. Anderson.

economist with the Chase National Bank, New York, and Senator Carter Glass will speak the second day. Melvin A. Traylor, president of the First National Bank. Chicago, and nignt. Charles M.

Niezer. Ft. WaTie. iy committee. Frank H.

Cutshall 1, cnauman oi eiiicriaitinicni. vj. Heaton Is chairman of hotel and traf Ilc accommodations commitLee. ar ma u. V.I.I1.11ICII i.

iimuiimn ui uuu llclty. Mrs. Harry C. Fair is chaii man nf ntprT.ninmerit fnr wnmen TViatar ra rf iaas Vtriioi ari.ntri rA a lit. a i biivi sicht seeine tours have been ar ranged for contention tsitors.

NOTED BRITON DROWNS WITH YACHTING PARTY Continued from Pate 1. Part 1 from the yacht and disappear In a whirl of water the belief that not all the victims were men. al though Mrs. King, the commander wife holidaying on the Isle of Wight, naa expressed me oenei mere were 10 Ufficn ine tsianaer. King Aboard Yacht.

Say Office. LONDON, August 21 (A Con firmation that Commodore H. King, member of parUament, was aboard the stricken yacht Islander was obtained bv the central office of the Conserva tive party this afternoon from the Commodore's solicitors. The central office issued the following statement: "We have heard from Commodore ls a merr bpr of parliament. Brailey Tu 's been a medical officer of H.

M. S. President, wnic is a naval tra nmg He is an aesocx 1UI trie, r.r,,. onrl "WWV 3 ill uic nl surgeon to the royal air force. Mrs.

King Told ef Disaster. FRESHWATER, Isle of Wight, Au gust 21 (A.P. When news of the disaster to the yacht Islander was communicated today to Mrs. King, wlfe of commodore King, she said: nusband had been cruising on the yacht gince last Saturday week, No other mernber of the family was fh hi livlnr on the yacht, calling in at various ports I received a letter from Dartmouth yesterday in which he said he was enjoying the trip immensely. I am leaving at once for London.

So far as I know there were no women on board the yacht." Rains Sveell British River. LONDON. Auguft 21 AP.t Heavy weather similar to tnat ior the wreck of the yacht Islander off the Cornish coast, also expert enced in other parts cf Great BriUin today Ir. Wales continuous rains over flowed the Rivers Union and Arran at Doleelley. and the water entered sev eral house Motor traffic was held up GASOLINE IAX MAY GOIODROUGHIAIDgfS in 3 ftorit page editorls rarmen nave txaten page editorial Continued from Pa.e I.

Part 1 declined to discuss the plans beyond assertin that we get the mor.ey Goverr.or Leslie has received a tele gram from Arthur Hyde, secretary I of agriculture, asking him to send Mr. Stout tc Washington nxt Tuesday i represer.ta'ives from other states. Mr. a he had nrrf determined vet he rntitrf attend the meet bit honed be able to do so RLLIEF PLAN SPEEDED. 1 mint, nmmlttef to lie 1.

Newl EVANS VILLE. Ind August 21. Prlirr.ir.arv work oreanizinct car drous tricker. farmers of Var.der burz county gome forwara. ioiiow ir.z the plar.

recommended by tne state draught relief "committee and r.t John Hull agricultural The plrtn was outlined before a rneral corr.m'tee composed of members of the County Farm Bureau, the ill Red Cro Chapter, rr.emoerii of the count txiard of edu ta'ion, the an vjle Cleartn; House 1 i 1 I Association and the tovnahlp truatee, all of whom pledged co operation. A turvey to determine the aer loudness of the cituatlon In Vanderburf county will be begun, and further steps in organization will be taken when it is known where greatest help is needed. The survey la to be made i by townships by a committee corn poed of the township trustee, a mem bey of the township Farm Bureau and a third member elected at large. Hull estimates the county corn rop this year at 20 per cent, of normal. while the hay crop is less than 40 per cent, of normal.

In addition to this, reserve stocks of grain, feed and food are the lowest in history, he asserts. SHOW NO SIGNS OF DROUGHT. Fair Exhibits Said Be Best In Ka rent Years. (Spe.ul to The Indianapoti Newil KENDALL VIT August 21. What is said to be the best and most educational fair in the forty eight years of its history, is being held here this week.

The agricultural exhibits glte little evidence of the drought experienced in this district. The live stock Is said to be the best In recent years. J. S. Douglass.

Purdue University, who Judged the shorthorn calves, assorted they could be equalled only at the Indiana state fair. There are 112 head of live stock, the property oL 4 Club members, whue the sneep exhibit by breeders total 300 head. There are 180 exhibits by members of gifi clubs, sewing, health and looa pneparatlon. TOMATO PACKERS BUST. Scott Coonty Outlook Better Thaa Lat Year Crop Quality Hirh.

I Special to The Indianapoli New) SCOTTSBURO. Aufcrust 21. A note of optimism was Injected Into the drought situation here with the an nouncerr.ent that the pack of tomatoes this year is expected to exceed that of last year. This was the opinion of Ivan C. Morgan, president of the Morgan Packing Company, operating canneries at Austin.

Scottssburg. Brownstown. Columbus and Ed in burg, and Jesse P. Storen, manager of the Storen Bros Packing Company at Lexington. Tomato plants, especially the lata plantings, withstood the drought remarkably well and the quality of the tomatoes is above the average for the lagt lew years.

All canneries near women many peak of the season will not be reached for several days. FINANCE PROGRAM OF Continued from Page 1, Part 1. the 1927 Mississippi flood relief, plana i went lorwara toaay ior estaoiisnmen ui fctaiie or lot a i crcuii. curpurotxons io arrange loans to farmers through intermediate credit banks where local banks are unable unwilling to carry the financial load. The maximum interest which the credit corporation would be permitted I to charge farmers, under the tentative plan proposed at the first meeting ct the national drought committee yesterday, would be 6 per cent.

This is 2 per cent, more than the Interest which supervises intermediate credit banks, to which the loans would be turned over. Vnder present plans, loans would be granted farmers on easy security with the indorsement of the credit agencies. In event the bankine reDresentatlvea of the state committees agree on the 1 proposal, the lederal farm loan board, I which cnnumic in.m.ji.i. banks, will supervise the creation of i the credit agencies i it was estimated that $20,000,000 would be required to feet loan de mands. 1 Henry M.

Robinson, member of the Dawes reparations commission, has been called here by President Hoover to direct establishment of financial credit relief for drought stricken dis tricts. The Los Angeles banker who sat with Charles G. Dawes and Owen D. Young In the formulation of the Eu ropcan financial setup, will arrive congress for flood relief and storm ffJS d02n SUt" Wl be used for seed loans to drouaht stricken farmers. Under the terms of the act.

however it can i i i. I vu.inia. uniO, MlSSOUIl and Montana. The emergency feed and live stock railroad freight rates now in effect in the east and south will be extended to Western drought states Friday. Lerge trgei MUed Feeds.

Although reporting that recent rains had Improved pastures. Alexander H. Legge. chairman of the farm board, today urged farmers to serve mixed feed to live stock as a means of preventing an acute shortage In fecdstuffs and a possible increase in food prices Reports from the drought areas, he said, indicated that the general feel ing of agriculturist affected was improving. One of the encouraging signs in the situation, he added, was the absence of any 'stampede of live stock to market." "The quicker the farmer gets his iana seeded to nermit a rhuntn nf riiet for the animals and give them a new meal ticket, the better we will jrt through this situation." said Legge jPaper Doubtf Drought Is So Serioua.

pavuac rrv i whil, VnLi t. I r. 1 wnile committees met here today in midwestern states to consider means of relieving farmers in the drought areas, the Dally Drovers Tele, gram here exprcoted doubt that corr i ditlons were as serious as nortraved. their way back more distressing Telegram says "A week am mere was not a cneer.ul farmer in the middle west, but then came the rains and when the smoke cleared JJJW, agefl much feared' HIGHER COURTS' RECORD srrRKMK 't KT MI.M'TKS j'9 Walter Ha'v vi jl1n r.ee nir ief TlaviJin "rute of In c. A rw llee 1 netitioa aitem.atf rm RT mim tk? II Tr nur, Arm Irwln mow irr.rriv.

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Meridian St. Riley I1C9 DROUGHT AID MAPPED.