The Indianapolis Star from Indianapolis, Indiana • Page 19

19 THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR, TjESDAV, SEPTEMBER 25, NEW YORK BOND PRICES. NEW YORK, Sept. 24. Price movements were Irregular In quiet Financial Briefs. I III BLACKMAIL BIRTHS DEATHS MARRIAGES FAINTS DEFENDING GOVERNOR SMITH Maintenance of high money rates, with trading on the bond market today.

time money at 7i per cent, and banks showing disinclination to renew RING INDICTED loans, served to limit trading. Observance of the Jewish religious holiday, which took many traders from the total sales to around $8,000,000. Increase in the price of former AL SMITH ASSAILED AT KLAN MEETING Governor Alfred E. Smith was attacked as a "wet" and a Tammany Hall candidate by the Rev. William H.

Brightmire, former Methodist minister, at a meeting sponsored by the Ku Klux Klan in the old Elks hall, 116 East Maryland street, kit night. The Rev. Mr. Brightmire declared that the nomination of Smith had brought back the Klan and asserted that "we are here to stay." The Klan is not a political organization, the speaker continued. "The Ku Klux Klan is not going into politics again," he said.

"It did one time and it was ruined financially and suffered much from its experience. We only stand for the things that are clean." Andes 7s yielded the leadership of the group to Anaconda 7s, which rose more than 3 points to a new year's high at 142. Andes 7s and Chile Copper Ss closed fractionally lower. Oils were firmer in sympathy with the strength of stocks, but gains were limited. 'Utilities came in for some attention, especially Public Service of New Jersey 4Js, which advanced about 3 points, and Brooklyn Union Gas 5s, which sold down 5 points on a small turnover.

Rails as a group showed Increased firmness, with the secondary issue; making the wider gains. Gulf, Mobile Northern Bis were lifted 6 points, while Erie 4s, Katy Ss and one or two others closed about a point higher. Sicilians AHeged Members of Gang Spreading Terror in Chicago. CHICAGO, Two Sicilian were reported under Indictments today on kidnapping and extortionist charges accused before the grand jury of membership in a band of territorrats who have preyed upon their countrymen here for the last six months. Secetary Is Named.

Pasquale Capotosto, identified by four wealthy Italian eontractors as the "secretary" of the blackmail The foreign list was mixed. in demand at prices 1 to 4 points were pressed tor sale. United States government obligations were soft, Public offering will be made Credit Union! of Hungary 7 per bonds. Financing for German industry later this year, banking houses having concluded negotiations for a UW loan to. the city of Berlin and a loan to the Rhino West Steel Company.

A syndicate is expected to float a loan of $20,000,000 for a Roscoe Zlegler, 37, 3215 School, and Evelys. Barton, 20, 3211 School. Hardin 28, 2238 Broadway, and Helen Barnes, 25, 808 North Delaware. Nelson Albrecht, 23, 1830 Koehne, and Ksther Snoke, 19. 4140 Carrollton.

Carl Allen, 23, Wilmington, N. and Ruth Robertson, 14, 1812 Spann. Paul Prenatt, 30, 825 North ttancroft, and Ellen Webber, 25, 5074 East Walnut. Russeil Klley, 21, Lawrence, and Thelma Dlcklnsheets, 18, Lawrence. John Baker, 35, Chicago, and Amelia Henderson, 30, 23 Hampton court.

Asa McGlnnls, 33, Craig. and Ellsa- beth Miller, 29, R. R. Indianapolis. James Randolph, 23, 1550 North Arsenal and Addle Ellerson, 21.

1858 Sheldon. Lewis Watson, 19, 1314 East Twenty-third, and Clentina Howard, 18, 2345 Schofiteld. Joseph Mattingly, 20, 712 East Kenwood, and Mabel Cough, 19, 729 Dorman. Francis Halllman, 40, 301 New York, and Freda Wall, 40. 4o8 Broadway.

Edwin Heather, 21, 2357 Southeastern, and Juanlta Cries, 19. 1112 Shelby. Santord Head, 22, 2824 North Temple, and Wllma Covert, 19, 2832 North Temple. DEATHS. Florence Jones Busklrk, 72, cerebral hemor rhage 3502 Garden.

Emma Plnkpank, 47, St. Vincent's hospital, carcinoma. Mary Bader, 60, 1306 Egdemont, coronary thrombosis. Rose Artist. 53 2375 Oxford, carcinoma.

Armlta J. Wiles, 82, 1427 North Delaware. hypostatic pneumonia. Joseph W. Suess, 47, 543 Dorman, chrome, myocarditis.

Samuel Williams, 2 months, 828V Torbett, stelestaisfs. Harold Sanders, 5 months, City hospital, ileocolitis. John B. Mann. 74, 1816 Harlan, cerebral hemorrhage.

Rita Muterpaugh, 1 month, Riley hospital, pneumonia. Anna Gavin, 61, 619 South West, broncho pneumonia. Verdle Lee Darling. 40, St. Vincent hospital, obstruction of bowels.

Flora Lillian Zlegler, 47, 4412 Carrollton, carcinoma. Pearl Nelson, 22, 1381 North OIney, pulmonary tuberculosis. Paul Lawson, 13, Klley hospital, acute appendicitis. Walter W. Borcherdlng, 34.

Methodist hospital, acute military tuberculosis. Dortha Jane Kamp, 11 months, Methodist hospital, acute nephritis. Eugenia Burnett, 51, 1163 Hiawatha, acuta cardiao dilatation. Perry Felton, 6 days, 2755 Carolina, Hannah Katherine Gray, 87, 1210 Yandee, encephalitis. Bettle McBain.

47, 820 Fayette, chronls dilatation of heart. Gertrude Llllard, 46, 423 West St. Clair, chronic myocarditis. BIRTHS. Louis and Frelda Coomes, St.

Vincent's hospital, boy. Carl ana Ann WeU, St. Vincent's hospital, boy. Andrew and Chrlsanthla Kostas, St. Vincents hospital, boy.

Delbert and Crystal Ceubner, 328 North West, boy. Gabriel and Georgia Johnson, 323 West Fourteenth, boy. Earl and Julia Farls, 2253 Hillside, boy. Hllarlus and Carolina Sprochsr, 22 North Bellvlew place, boy. Ora and Emily Touchette, 4519 Baltimore, boy.

Edwin and Garnet Worley, 1022 Ingram, boy. Aubrey and Hilda Chamberlln, 1200 East Bixty-third, boy. Fredrick and Nettle Cray ton, Coleman hospital, boy. Robert and Marguerite DeLap, Coleman hospital, boy. Andrew and Pearl Robertson, Coleman hospital, boy.

Donald and Lorena Glosclo, St Vincent's, hospital, girl. Arthur and Marie Krebs, 1022 North War-man, girl. Robert and Esther Eaker, T3S South Mount, girl. Cort and Dolly Dlllard, 1161 Belt, girl. Fred and Wllma Reed, 1507 Woodlawn, girl.

Clyde and Ruby Woods, 2823 Sherman drive, girl. Walter and Margaret Etotten, 2S2S Stuart, girl. David and Betty Schwab, 404 East New Yorlt, girl. VlrRll and Leona Davids, 1370 South Sheffield, girl. Adrian and Harney Relter, 3136 Parle, girl.

Van anrl Hazel Stoddard, 1537 South Shep-ard, girl. MARRIAGE LICENSES. Oscar C. Doane, 21, 315 West New York, and Mary Olive Dale, 17, 315 West New York. Murl Curtis, 24, 1556 Fall Creek boulevard, and Vivian Maners, 17, 1312 North Keystone.

Thomas Smith, 22, 1507 Martlndale, and Thelma Benter, 17, 1414 Newman. Albert Hall. 39, 1133 South Tremont, and Pearl Sellars, 28, 1323 Pershing. Harry Beck, 52, 827 V4 Virginia, and Minnie Iath, 45. 824 Park.

John Camden, 22, 2015 South State, and Dorothy Lee. 21, 2057 Olive. Everett Calaway. 21, H33 South Illinois, and Helen Perkins, 18, 1133 South Illinois. Estel Jones, 23.

Savoy apartment, and Ruby Long. 18, Savoy apartment. Glen Musselman, 23, Macy, and Opalmae Maynard, 23. 1437 Olive. Robert Henderson, 21, 1045 Eugene, ana Dorothy Johnson, 18, 1045 Eugene.

Albert Lock wood, 19, 5318 Burgess, and Nad'ne Peltier, 18, 820 Cedar. ring that wrung tribute from them tinder threats of death, was reported named in a true bill charging him new central Dank lor German industries. witn extortion. Angelo Pettiti, held for a week as the agent of Billy 8,371,000 6,101,000 9.474,000 10,212,000 .2,234,075,000 .2,478,545,000 Total sales Previous day Week: ago Year ago Jan. 1 to date.

Sams year aso Ranieri's abductors, was said to have been charged with extortion Same two years ago. and kidnaping for ransom, punishable in Illinois by death. The 10-year-old Italian youngster whose kidnaping two weeks ago led to the investigation of the Mafai blackmail syndidate and the discovery of 200 families made victim of NEWS OF THE COURTS. NEW YORK, Sept. Galena Signal Oil Company, has entered Into a twenty-jear agreement with Standard Oil Company of California by which Its oils and creases will be marketed by Standard of California In the western part of the I'nited States and certain foreign territories.

In connection with the purchase by A. E. mutm (jo. of the Coast Coun ties Gas and Electric Company, a dis patch from San Francisco says the price to oe paid for the common stock is $250 a share and for the second preferred stock $130 a share The Bank of California, San Francisco, is depositary for stock. THE REPORT of International Railways of Central America for eight months of 1928 shows income of $2,387,707, applicable to fixed charges, an increase of 496,965 over the same period of 1927.

The Missouri State Life Insurance Company reports a gain of $60,120,640 ln paid for business for the eieht months of 1928, compared with the corresponding 1927 period. ENGINEERS of Kolster Radio are reported to have reached an advanced stage In developing a radio compass for airplanes to permit landing in fog and darkness with radio guidance. Holland Furnace Com Dan v. Hol land, showed a 27.5 per cent Increase in net profits for the first half of 1928 over the same period of mil. ine company makes and sells heating plants through 522 sales branches.

It recently began to Install cooling systems for theaters and large offices. THE FIRST public flnanein? for the American Eagle Aircraft Company, Kansas City, shortly will be an offering of 200,000 shares of no par common stock by Billings, Ward Co. Proceeds will be used to enlarge the plant, which is turn ing out twenty planes weekly. August sales of Prime Western Zinc for delivery that month were 6,360 tons and for subsequent de livery iis5 tons, the American Zinc Institute reports. THE SUIT of the Anaconda Cop per Mining Company for $814,507 against Federal receivers of Julian Petroleum Corporation for alleged violation of contract to furnish gas and fuel oil to the conmanv.

has been settled out of court for $275,000 and the case dismissed. The claim of the Canyon Oil Company for $400,000 against the Julian company was settled for $200,000. Production of Lago Oil and Trans port for the week ended 21 totaled 719.362 barrels, a new high record. Shipments were 522,458 barrels. WHOLESALE PRODUCE.

Eers Local lohhers sre tisvine- asesiar. lur iresa eggs, delivered at Indianapolis. Poultry (buying quotations, a lb) Hens. 2425c; Leghorn hens, 174il9c: 1928 springers, large breed, 2 lbs and up, 278 28c: 1V4 to 1 lbs, 22823e; Leghorn, 22 (6 23c; old roosters, large, 12i'15c; small 10iil3c; ducks, 12013c; fteese, 810c: guineas, young, 60c; old, 35037c. Butter (wholesale selllne Drlces) No.

creamery. 60 51c; a lb; No. 2. 485 49c a ouiier zai a jo, 45uc. Wholesale Cheese Prices Amprimn Innf 3c a lb; nlmlento loaf, 38c a lb; Wisconsin flat, 29c a lb; prime cream, 22c a lb; daisy, 28c a Jo; jonghorn, 29c a lb; New lorn iimburger, 30c a lb.

RODUCE IN OTHER CITIES CINCINNATI. Rent li trv Colored frvera. a nnrl nvar tin 2 lbs and over, 34c; colored broilers, 1V4 ma mm uvci, i 4 torn ana over, aoc Leghorn fryers. 2 lbs and over. 30c: Lee horn and Orphlngton broilers, 1'4 lbs and over, 33c; l't lbs and over, 33c; black Bi'rmgers, zoc; iowis, ios and over.

28c; 4 lbs and over, 26c; 3 lbs and over jjegnorn iowis, a ids and over, 19c ducks, sprlne. 20l23c: old. 15r2(lc roosters. 17c; turkey hens, 8 Iba and over, due: younr loms. hi ins Ann nv.r Old toms, 27c; crooked breasted.

15c: No! 1 nutter creamery, 4 30c: No. 3. 2Bc: hutferfat 4617- 30c; nearby ungraded, 37c. Potatoes Steadv: Minnesota Red rlvoe nhin skcxs, t.o; eanaianas onio, 120-lb hags ji.io. Wisconsin coooiers, lny-ID sacks, uniiea ettairs ino.

1 Dest. x'242 lfi Kan- sas cobblers, 120-lb sacks, J1.75. CHICAGO. Sent 2S ISA nntt Higher; receipts, 8.703 tubs; creamery iik, BiniiuaruH, oc: exira nrstd. firsts, 43V444Vic; seconds, i(f-42V4c.

Eggs Unchanged; recein's. in cases: extra firsts. RiUtTWir rsts. 31ia34c. Poultry (alivel Easv: re ceipts.

4 cars; fowls. 28c; springs, 28c; roosters. ic; turaeys, auc; ducks, 24c geese, 22c. CLEVELAND. Rent.

ltt.i- extras, tn tub lots. 49f51c: seconds. 41 c. r.ggs uruinaries, auc. poultry-Heavy fowls.

304 32c: Leghorns. 18W20C heavy sprtngers. 3335c: Leihorn snrlnv ers, 29 (i 30c; ducks, 21 23c; old cocks, ST. LOUIS, Sept. 24.

(JP) Eggs reaii. miner in nv.r J.io. Butter Unchanged; creamery extras, 49c. Poultry Unchanged; heavy iicua, it, ngui neiis, oc; springs, 29c; tuincvB, EWI, AC; DUCKS, JZC. NEW YORK.

Rent. Vi nn Unsettled; receipts, creamery, higher Liiau rAira, (ivjc; extra (uj score) naoisuc; nrst (8 to i score), 45V4 3 7V.C: nacklne stock current mttlra 35c: No. 2. 33c. tees Htearlv repffinta 725: fresh gathered firsts.

32 Df 34c- sec onds, 29tt31V4c; nearbv Western hennery white, first to average extra. 33B52c. Cheese steady; receipts. 76,933. Poultry uivc.

not mjmffn nr.iHMi ar cnicKens, rresn. 28 Sr 48c; frosen, not quotea; rowis. tresn. 2ZW3c; fro2en. 21 hijoc; 01a roosters.

16i8 25c: turkevs, springers, 60c; other fresh. 25ffl30e; frozen, 30'45e. METAL MARKETS. NFW YORK, Sept. 24.

UP1 Copper iiuut. miriuruiync onoi ana iutures, lo'jc. Iron Steady; No. 2 eastern rennsyivania, iu; ISUriaiO, S17rtf 17.50; Alabama, $18.25. Tin Steady: snot.

J49: futures. Lead Firm; spot uti, m.ou, r.asi m. ijouis, sd.3j. Zinc Firm; East St. Louis, spot and futures, $8.25.

Antimony $10.75. Quicksilver, $133. LONDON. Sept. 24.

imStandsrd copper-Spot. 64 12s 6d; futures. 85 7, 6d. Electrolytic Spot, 71 5s: futures. 71 15s.

Tin Spot. 222; futures. 217 10s. Lead poi. tji lit oa; iutures.

tzi 12s 6d Zinc Spot, 24 fis; futures, 24 7s 8d. RETAIL COAL PRICES. Indiana forked lump $5,250 5.75 Indiana egg 5.25W 5.75 Indiana mine run S.00& 5.50 Pocahontas shoveled lump 8.50 Pocahontas forked lump 9.25 9.50 tiftstem p.y. meoium 7.2fti 7.75 Went Virginia lump 6.503 7.00 Blossberg smithing 12. on Coke, nut size 8.25 Coke, egg size 9.00 Anthracite 17.00 Merldion El 7s 1 97Vi Milan City 6V4i 12 92V 9214 Mont MA7s 24 111 Villi 111 Mont M4A7, '37exwr 6 96 Vi 96 '4 Montevideo 7s '52 1 Netherlands 6s 8 101 100 'i 101 South Wales 6s '57 10 9f South Wales 5s '58 22 94 94 V4 94 Vi Norway 6s '52 16 103', 103 103 Norway 6s '43 2 103 'i Norway 5 Vis '65 IV 1UI I'TU '4 11H 17 97V4 97 97'i 57 2 92 1 90ii 53 3 101 100 4 100 i Norway 5s '63 No'weg HydPJISVJs Nuremberg 6s '52 Orion Dev Ltd 6s Oslo City 5'js '46 1J I'll 1UJ 1114 far-Lyons Med 6s '58 1 9914 far Orl RR 6 96 96 'S6-4 Pernambuco 7s '47.

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24. () Engaging: in an impromptu debate with the Rev, L. E. Floyd in the I'irst Baptist Church here last night over the presidential candidacy of Governor Alfred B. Smith Tim-nthv TToalv nf York, labor leader, fainted Vnd struck his head on a radiator.

Healy rose from a pew after the pastor had concluded a violent attack on the Democratic nominee and obtained permission to speak. In the debate which ensued, Healy denounced the minister as "un- American." Mr. Floyd had asserted Governor Smith's record disqualified him from being President. When the congregation clapped hands in an attempt to drown out the heckler's voice, Healy fainted And fell. "The Lord silenced him," several of the congregation cned.

"It was just my fighting Irish, Healy explained when he recovered. "When I heard this man's attempt to inflame his audience against twenty million good citizens of the United States, I simply boiled over Healy. who served four years as coroner of New York county and for years was president of the Inter' national Union of Stationary Fire men, came here for his health last Saturday. COMMISSION ROW ITEMS. The first carload of cranberries of the season was received at commission row yesterday.

The cranberries are selling for 44.2o per oarrei uox, aim ai.uu yvi li harrel nm. Michigan concord grapes ot excellent quality are arriving on commission row in large quantities and are selling at a reasonable price, oeuig iisiea wttf 750 per aa-ql Dasaei. Colorado Pink meats, late canteloupes of fine flavor are moving good, selling xor $1.25 a flat crate. FRUITS AND VEGETABLES. FRUITS.

ADDles Duchess, si.3501.50: Wealthy, joiiauian, si.ou; inuiana Jonathan, extra fancy, l.Vbu2. Winter uananas soitM.ou. Cantaloupes iiptuu. 3.o0 a barrel. Colo- rami pin.

Meats. i.z5 a nat crate. Grapes California Malagas, crate, 91. ou; seedless, il.26lozl.b0, Mokay, Jl.iuSJ'2; Cornicftons, Concord, 3uc a o-lo baa set: 10-lb basket. 'DC Huckleberries Michigan, 12-qt basket, Lemons i.aiiiuruiB.

a ti.ic, Limes Jamaica. 100 by count, 9 Ml Melons Honeydews, California, P.r.iin s.l 7f. a Kil-lh crate. oranges California Valencia, si craiv, 91 69.25. Persimmons Japanese, 12.50 per 80 to 70 count.

Peacnes Aioertas, 12.20. p.ars Washington. Der box. 3.253.50 Plums 'A bu. prunes, SI.

60; Italian prunes, per 18-lb box, 54il; JJamsons, per bu, ti. utner varieties, per bu, watermelons so tct ooy. FRESH VEGETABLES. Beans Home grown strlngless. a bushel, 15'2; Kentucay Wonders, S1.70&2.

uaunower ituiiunim. ti.w, Corn Fancy Home-grown, 15itfZ5c a dozen. Cucumbers Home-grown, ooren, iuijouc. Kggplant Dozen, 11.7541.50. Kaie Spring, a bushel, 60c.

Mustard iancy aome-grown, a bushel, 0c. Okra Tennessee, Dasaet, ai.zo. Parsley Home-grown, dozen bunches, 50c. Peas California, sa-io crate, PeDoers lioma-grown mangoes, a bushel, 75ce1.25. Kadisnes sution notnousc, aozen bunches, 60c.

Spinach Fancy home-grown, a bushel, VHiUEilAOUCQ. Cabbage Fancy nome-grown, barrel, 12. Wisconsin, per 2'-i(a3c. Celery Michigan, a crate, Slffil.25; jumbo dozen bunches. 50c.

Lettuce coioraao neaa, a crair, o.oqi 5.50; home-grown leaf, a bushel, II. Onions Home-grown, yellow, a 50-lb basket, $22.25. Utah, large, per 14.50. Potatoes Michigan round whites, 150-lb bag, 2.75?3; Ohio, 120-lb bag, 11.90W2. Tomatoes Home-grown, bushel, 11 1.25; small basket, 40 50c.

Sweet Potatoes Minnesota, barrel, 110 4.50. ROOT VEGETABLES. Beets Home-grown, 30c a dozen; a bushel. (1.25. Carrots 35c a dozen; $1.50 a bushel.

Turnips A bushel, 11.25. LOCAL STOCK EXCHANGE. STOCKS. Bid. Ask.

Am Central Lit Ins Co 50 Beit r.k Sc Sta Yus Co com. oi 2 Belt KR Mtk Yds ptd Central Ind Pow Co pd Circle Theater Co com Cities Serv Com Cities tierv Co pfd Citizens Gas Co cum Citizens Gas Co pfd Commonwealth Loan Co pfd. Equitable Sec Co Hook Drug Co com Ind Hotel Co Claypool com. Indiana Hotel Co ptd Ind Serv Corp pfd Indpls Oas Co com Indpls ft Northwest Indpls Pow ft Lt pfd Indpls Pow ft Lt Corp pfd Indpls Pub Welf Asan com. 95 101 104 6714 5714 101 103 4 100 101 33 125 101 90 61 20 64 104 106 100 101 38 39 Vi 104 Vi 107 94 100 101 99 V4 103 Indpls St Ay Co pfd.

Inter Pub Svc Co pr ln pfd. Mer Pub Utll Co pfd Metr Loan Jo North Ind Pub Serv Co 6s North Ind Pub Serv Co 107V4 rrogiess Laundry uo com. Rauh ft Sons Fert Co pfd. Real SilK pfd Standard Oil of Ind Indpls ft Co com. Indpls ft Co pfd.

Trac ft I.t Co pfd 50 92 Vi 77 1 35 95 Vi union irac co com Union Trac Co 1st pfd Union Trac Co 2d pfd Union Title Co com 80 ini 100 100 VanCamp Pack Co pfd 15 VanCamp Prod 1st nfd PS vani'amp prod 1st pfd 9 VanCamp Prod Co 2d 92 BONDS. Belt ft Co 4s May '39. 89 Kip Trac Co os July '23 ij Cen ind lias Co 5s Sept 98 Cen Ind Pow Co Hs July '47 101 '4 CSB ft M1KY 1st 6s Jan li citizens Jas Co os Julv 42... iuo-a 103 vl Citizens St siH 0s May "i Gary St Ry 1st 5s Oct as HTftT of Ft VV 6s Sept 102V4 Ind Hotel Co 0s Oct 101 ind Nor Trac Co 8s Oct '33 Ind Ky ft Co bs Jan 98Vi Ind Serv Corn fis Jan Ind Union 'i'rac 5s 2 Indpls Col ft 8 6s lull Indpls ft Co 5s '57 99 Indpls Gas Co 6s Oct 1U0 Vi 102 101 ft Mat Trac Co ss 34 Indpls Trac Co 6s July '32. 13 18 7i 96 I ft Trac Co 5s Mar '33 34 Indpls Ft Ry 4s Jan '33 tiSVi 1 1 Term Co 5s Jan '33.

94 li I Kv 5s Jan '65 Ser A 1011 IndDls Wat Co 5V4s Mar 103 V4 Indpls Wat Sept '54 103'i Indpls Wat Co 5s 97 Vi Indpls Wat Co 4As 96 Indpls Wat Wks Sec 5s 96 Inter Serv Co 4Vs May '58 90 Inter Serv Co 5c Dec 94 Int Serv Co 6 '4s Jan '40 102 Ind Serv 5s Nov 1 100 100 I 6s Trac 4 5S 86 Un Trac Ind 5s '44 13 62 Vic a share. GOVERNMENT BONDS. L'herty Loan 1st SHs 98 28 Liberty Loan 1st 4's 100. P0 Llbertv Ian 4th 4 Vis 100.96 tT. S.

Treasury 4 Vi 110 74 98.50 mi. 00 101.18 110.94 105.8H 98.46 S8 .70 II. S. Treasury 4s ins. 64 V.

9. Tesurv 3 IM U. 8. Treasury 3i.t 98.26 Sales 50 shares Indpls Street Ry pfd $2,000 Indlpls Street 4s NEW YORK DRY GOODS. NEW YORK, Sept.

24. (JT Cotton foods markets were firm today, soma of th wid constructions of print cloths bpln.T srarctr for quick delivery. More cheetinpi have sold for bag purposes, inoulriM for fine and fancy goods were more general, but business was licht. Raw silk was firm at Yokohama. Silk roods were in moderate demand.

Bur-ian markets wie steady to firm. Wool and worsted Roods were ouiet in first hands due to the observanre of holidavs. WAGON WHEAT MARKET. The following price ts ouoted hv India anapoHs millers for wheat tn wagon toads wneai lnaianapons muis ann era'n eie atora are pavlne $1.39 for No. 2 red' 1.07 for No.

2 hard wheat todav. Othr grades on their merits. CRUDE RUBBER. NEW YORK. Sent.

24. ffl3phher futures closed Arm; December. IS.01": Msrch, 18.30c; May, 18.40c. Spot smoked ribbed, IShc. LINSEED OIL PRICES.

Local dealers are auotlna the followlnc price lor linseed oil: Raw, 95e. PEPPERMINT OIL. NEW YORK. Sept. 24.

(J Peppermint pll, 13.25 asked. The Rev. Mr. Brightmire attacked D. C.

Stephenson, former grand dragon of the Klan in Indiana and now a life prisoner in the Indiana state prison for murder. "Stephenson ran the Klan for himself," he declared. He also criticized Arthur L. Gilliom, attorney general, for action to oust the Klan in Indiana. Peverting to the subject of Governor Smith's candidacy for the presidency, the speaker declared: "William Jennings BrVan kept him from getting the Democratic nomination in 1924, and the Ku Klux Klan will see that he does not get there in 1928." He also said there would be another newspaper in Indianapolis soon, which would give its readers "the truth and would be fair," but did not elaborate on his At the close of the address he invited nonmembers of the Klan to join the organization and asked those who had dropped out to renew their affiliations.

DRIVER OF WRECKED AUTO SENT TO JAIL As the result of an accident Sun day in which his automobile was involved, Walter Woodward, Negro, 37 years old, 624 Roanoke street, was fined $100 and sentenced to thirty days on the Indiana state farm by Judge Clifton R. Cameron in Municipal court yesterday on a charge of operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of liquor. Woodward's car was in collision with an automobile driven by Lawrence Denny, 1915 Ruckle street, at Eagle creek and the Speedway road. Charges of failure to stop after an accident and assault and battery were dismissed. Mrs.

Mattie Hughes, Negro, 45 years old, 316 Muskingum street, who was riding in Woodward's car. was cut on the head. She was arrested on a charge of drunkenness and her case was continued until Oct. 2. Joy Stoddard, 2211 South Meridian street, was fined $5 each on charges of reckless driving and assault and battery as the result of an accident.

His car was in collision with an automobile driven by Rufus Pardue, 1530 Bradbury street in the 2100 block on Madison avenue. Harry Decker of Anderson, who was riding with Pardue, was cut on the head and face by broken glass. WASHINGTON LIFTS MAIL BAN ON NEW MENACE AURORA, Sept. 24. ban on last week's issue of the New Menace, local anti-Catholic publication barred from the mails by Mark Mathes, Aurora postmaster, because of alleged indecent language in an article assailing the presidential candidacy of Governor Smith of New York, was lifted today on instructions from the Post Office Department in Washington.

The Instructions wei'e received this morning as Charles Murphy, editor of the publication, was preparing to file a formal protest against the ban. ACCOUNTANTS TO MEET. A program of public service will be discussed by representatives of the Affiliated Firms of Accountants at their semiannual meeting at Kansas City, Sept. 26 to 29, according to George S. Olive of Indianapolis, who will attend the meeting.

The convention also will consider the improvement of accounting procedure and will urge preparation of standard forms for financial statements, certificates and budget sheets ln order to facilitate transaction of intercity business. MARK 88TH ANNIYERSAHT. SHELBY VILLE, Sept. 24. Mr.

and Mrs. C. E. VanPelt, prominent resi dents of this city, observed their fifty- fifth wedding anniversary today with a reception at their home for relatives and friends. They have resided in Shelbyvllle the last thirty-five years and both are active in fraternal and public affairs of the city and county.

Special to The Indianapolis Star. GREENCASTLE, Sept. 24. Pledges announced today by the sororities on the DePauw university campus following a week of "spike" parties' are as follows: KAPPA ALPHA THETA Mary Elizabeth Aldred, Sheridan; Cornelia Aaron, Kokomo; Delight Baxter, Indianapolis; Sara Crouch, Fortville; Marjorie Devaney, Indianapolis; Cornelia Dowling, Indianapolis; Mariam Duncan, Bedford; Helen Foster, Fortville; Mariam Green, Attica; Esther Hager, South Bend; Laura Hauck, Greencastle Ruth Levings, Morehead, Miss. Marjorie Ann Lilly, Indianapolis; Reba Belle McMahon, Rochester Elwood Miller, Vincennes Jane Miller, Danville, Eleanor Peterson, Crawfordsville Rosalie Robbins, Spokane, Margaret Scudder, Cambridge City; Josephine Wilkinson.

Marion; Frances Wylie, Paxton, 111. Mary Elizabeth Royce, Terre Haute; Juanita Miller, Indianapolis. KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA Helen Elizabeth Abney, Brownwood, Wilma Acton, Danville, Caroline McNutt, Crawfordsville; Nelle Darrah, Noblesvllle; Mary Louise Ritter, French Lick; Ruth Case, Marion; Geraldine Hower, Decatur; Mary Eads, Bainbridge; Frances Andrews. Peru; Mary i.nzaDetn Colvin, Muncie; Bethel Williams, Muncie; Margaret Winship. Rush-ville; Esther Caldwell, South Paris, Helen Harvey, Oklahoma City; Elizabeth Watts, Princeton; Katherine Robinson, Indianapolis; Jane Rhue, Marion; Josephine Gentry, Noblesville; Virginia Elliott, Indianapolis; Nelda Walker, Anderson.

ALPHA CHI OMEGA Mary Elizabeth Baldwin. Crown Point; Mary IT. Beyer, Orville, O. Gertrude Gehrke, Anderson; Ruth Boni-field. Indianapolis; Margaret Covert, Louisville, Ky.

Doris R. Kinzir, Muncie; Virginia Juste, Salem; Mary Maxine Ward, Crawfordsville; Frances Pauline Ellis, Mt. Carmel Marjorie Jean Spindler, Chicago Heights; Mary Jane Knott, Plymouth; Eleanor Rumpf, South Bend; Lois Ellen Northrop, Winamac; Clara Louise McKim, Cincinnati; O. Marion Fisher, Indianapolis; Bernice Phelps, Vermillion, O. Imo Yates, Decker; Kathryn Katz, An gola.

ALPHA IHI Cornelia Tarter, Metropolis, Martha Crawford, Indianapolis; Evelyn SHullberg, Mo-line, 111. Genevieve Schlosser, Jef- fersonville: Marjorie Bundy. Zions-ville; Martha Kilgore. South Bend: Louise Demott, Westfield; Sarah Hunt, Rensselaer; Margaret Tingler, DePauw Sororities U. S.

GOVERNMENT BONDS. Sales nn High. Low. Close. Liberty SHs 21 98.19 98.15 98.16 Liberty 1st 12 101.4 1OO.30 101.4 Liberty 4th 41s.

77 101.7 101. 101.7 Liberty 4th rg 5 101.1 Treaa 4'ii 9 110.28 110.26110.28 Treaa 4s 44-54 200 106 Treaa 3n 46-56. 1 103 Treas 3s 2 98.28 (Dollars and thirty-seconds.) CORPORATION BONDS. Allls Chal 5s 7 9914 Am Agr Chem 15 105 'A 10514 105 Am Chain sf db 1102 Am Sugar Kef 6s. 5 10414 104 104 Am Tef Tel 514s.

14 10714 10? 107 Am A col As '48 5 105 1 04 104 Am A if 5s '60 23 105 '4 105 105 Am cvt 44s. 4,99 Am col 8 99 98T4 98 Am Typ Fdrs 6s '40 8 105 Am ft El 12 103 103 103 Am ft fcl BS. 13 100 9914 99 Anacon Cop 7s '38. .328 142 1381 142 Anacon Cop 6a 94 105 1051, 105 Andes 7S '43. .790 157 153 153 Ang Chll Nitrate 7s.

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10114 101W leul fte" 6s '38 3 102 li 101 li 102 li Bow Bilt Hot 7s -J4. -i- iklnWaVdii.l 3 320 323 5 I 223 'SS 99 T.rm BidE 101 10014 Cal Pet 514S Cal Pet Bs Can Nat By 4V4S 30. Can Nat Ry 414 54. Can Nat 41js 1957 Can Nor 414s. Caro ft Ohio Bs.

Cent of Oa con Bs. A 1ft3 8 101 V4 10114 10114 9 99 V3 vv 5 9744 974 97 2 9714 1 98 mins 21 102 1034 102 4 10114 rlni itd 0 91V li'Si A3 94 Chesap Corp 6s "47. ft ref Bs. ft cvt 414s ft ft 111 Ss '51 Ch ft Erie 1st 5s Ch Ot West Ch I ft gen 6s 83 99 99H 7 99 1 991 7 99 S14 84 1 105 17 08 2 109 1 96 8414 8414 68H '6844 sen 86 '88 cUfiPftpic SSl.PAp'id fis 2000.219 7814 77 7814 3 87 CAN 2037 St 3 98 S'iT si lit III 1-1 -o 4V rft 4S St ft db Ba ft lnc Bs. Chi Un Sta 6s Chi Un Sta Bs 1944.

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ChlC A St NY-AStL 5S Dock Co 4S Edison rfg NYOELHAP col A Oueens 5s. NYVKAH deh 4s 3 59 59 59 9 9 97 6 84 83 g.t 6 107 106 106 5 96 96 96 2 M'4 3 ins lost ma 8 inn 100 100 Vi 1 93 2 78 10 10 6 106 106 106 1 84 2116 4 106 106 106 1 WW 1 89 8" Pv Inc 6s '65 65 nn 26 26 ptae 'ys 4. jo '4 ren ns, 7 Tel rtt 20 10T 1044 IMW. It It its plotting was one of the witnesses before the grand jury. The boy and his father, A Frank Ranierl, and an uncle had already identified Petiti as the man to whom they were directed to pay a $60,000 ransom for Billy.

BOWLING SCORES COXCLtDED FROM PAGE 10. PASSENGER TRAFFIC LEAGUE. Oen. Agents. City Agents.

Stoddard 121 1S7 15 167 120 Stauffer 112 SO 12Chesline. 138 131 131 Powers. 189 151 148 109 115 125 125 151171183 Rtherfrd 129 153 n.VDay..... 212 1H7 Totals. 878 876 739 Totals.

808 764 716 Chief Clerk. Solicitors. 9S log J42 Metsel. 147 14 124 JJKinny 149 138 IBJiChrtstis. 135 10 184 Northern 144 138 161iHlatt 102 138 158 125 125 125iBeneflel.

171 162 142 Hasnsth 137 147 189 Blind 125 125 130 Totals. 653 654 I HO Totals. 080 in Ink), TMlrAt fl.l lr Williams 193 188 143'Carpentr 159 186 136 125 125 177152 145 Morgan. Ill 112 92 130 154 130 Harden. 146 185 192 125 125 125 125 125 1251Bllnd 125 125 125 Totals.

700 435 6971 Totals. 718 722 661 AMERICAN EXPRESS LEAGUE. cnraJ Aeent. SuDerintendent. 115 138 161 134 104 Bnswell.

112 172 16, Williams 153 153 153 Gregory 219 163 173 Horning. 162 171 225 Totals. 446 473 488 Totals. DUB- 40 482 Armnntinr. American.

Ibrhrdt 137 14i 137'Orlggs. 148 184 145 TIil 128 137 ms Ho mberr 129 154 14 337 166 148 Ferguson 17S 152 129 Totals. 402 451 390 Totals. 448 490 415 FOUNTAIN SQUARE ALLEYS, BUSINE8S MEN'S LEAGUE. Heldenrelch Flowrs.

John Koch. FMtiellr 15(1 10 164! 140 JHdnrch 214 135 155: Whltted. 72 87 74 JGayer. 94 139 150 120 154 EHdnrn. 167 170 131 107 162 LGayer.

143 159 1 72 Kocn 129 128 109 I Wilson 142 iTrotter 97 Totals. 709 791 622 S84 598 Wenzel Pharmacy. Thoman Shoes Andersn 134 153 176 180 180 Bock 152 145! 138 145 147 DM'Knn 122 1 29 1 68'Roell. 169 138 126 Denges 121 133 124 186 EM Knn 160 200 lsii wmte. ivi 140 1 684 755 8211 .808 727 WAnpelin-RhiLro.

Ft. So. St. Bank. 133 153 128: Sterling.

117 105 121 Rlr 130 147 UliHPKims. 118 118 131 Miehftdr 122 169 112 122 107 va J4U liuKnar. no iuo in Wanglln 117 137 I FWSima. 116 109 139 Tavlor 164 1451 600 770 728 .658 860 613 UPTOWN ALLEYS. REDEEMER LEAGUE.

1tnfl Oaks. 171 181 lSOBrnkmyr 191 188 200 Kespohl. 146 138 ISS.HNessler 139 139 139 195 168 152 122 120 161 135 329 126 172 175 Snecker. 127 146 117 Zlegle. 91 98 127 157 157 157 122 101 141 Totals 9U 919 88I1 791 81S 943 PeHr.

V.lms. Zitzlaff. 151 141 138 183 167 140 163 157 149 149 149 124 184 163 202 148 150 Summer 127 12T 127 iRAf elf 122 122 122 Twtmyr. 135 123 178 CKesphl. 160 149 95 Dunmyr.

160 190 160 Schroder. 152 109 158 827 SOS Vil iOtaiS. .923 BSU BJ Ruff Aloes. Baker Lunch. 157 107 150 151 179 165 Roberts.

193 1 55 192 Bramnck 148 159 147 Binkley. 121 146 117 118 141 Ralston. 96 102 77 115 103 136 Schmidt. 105 1 53 134 Whitney. I08 123 115 672 671 649i 690 682 704 Mnlier Sunriwlrh Bo.

Hlnnle Grocery. Lee 93 121 116 172 112 140 TonAliltv 101 103 143IAB anfrd 133 164 14 100 109 97 HoiiEham 109 1 64 136 11 nen. 107 133 11a BBinaira 11 jio izi Needlmn 126 112 172 DeFalco. Ill 127 167 577 578 646. 637 682 708 BLAINE NOT REAL REPUBLICAN GOOD CHICAGO.

Sept. 24. ') James W. Good, Western campaign man' aeer of the Republican national com mittee, commenting tonight on the statement of Senator John Blaine (Republican of Wisconsin! attacking the presidential candidacy of Herbert Hoover, said "Mr. Blaine never has been a real Republican." "The onlv significance to Mr.

Blaine statement," he said, "Is that he unfurls va flag he has long kept concealed." Declaring that Mr. Hoover had nothing to dn with fixing the price of wheat. Dr. Good quoted President Wilson as having lam: "Mr. Hoover, at his express wish, has taken no part in the deliberations of the committee on whose recom mendation I determined the govern' ment's fair price, nor has he in any way intimated an opinion regarding that price.

START MOVE TO BRING LIONS CONVENTION HERE Plans for a movement to bring the 1931 international convention of Lions clubs to Indianapolis were discussed last night at a dinner given at the Spink-Arms hotel by the North Side Lions Club in honor of Lynn Craig of Scottsburg, district governor of Indiana Lions clubs. Approximately eighty persons were present, including several out-of-town delegations. Dr. Louis Sherman Davis, professor of chemistry and director of nutritional research at Indiana university, was the principal speaker, illustrating a lecture on teeth ills with lantern slides. Other addresses were made by Mr.

Craig, who outlined a program for Indiana Lions clubs for the coming year; Thomas Polk, president of the Indianapolis Lions club and deputy district governor, and Lawrence Ginger of Indianapolis, also a deputy district governor. Arthur Mason, president of the North side club, presided. Members of the North Side Lionesses Club assisted as hostesses. John Springer and Mrs. Mason composed the committee in charge.

Musical numbers were provided by Miss Jsnet Cruikshank and Miss Frances Bobbins. A dance followed the program. NATIONAL CITY BANK TRIAL STARTS TODAY GREENFIELD, Sept. 14. Preliminary steps were taken in the Hancock county Circuit court today for the trial of the $1,000,000 damage suit brought several months ago by stockholders in the National City bank of Indianapolis, against the men who were directors and who are charged in the suit with mismanagement of the institution.

The bank was closed after a brief existence, a merger being effected with another institution. The suit was brought here on a change of venue. The hearing will stai-l to-tn'orrow. i SUPREME COCRT. MINUTES.

25581. Miller National Insurance Company vs. American State bank. Lake C. C.

Appellant's briefs. 25648. Gomes vs Brown. Sheriff Greene C. C.

Appellant's withdrawal of petition for ball. APPELLATE COURT. MINUTES. 12975. The International Harvester Company vs.

Haas et al. Marlon 8. C. Appellee's additional authorities. 1333T.

Neese et al vs. Allen et al. Clay C. C. Appellee briefs.

13072. Demsey vs. Chicago Coliseum Club Marion S. C. Appellee's briefs on motion to dismiss.

13388. Security Underwriters, vs. Worley tt al. Marion S. C.

Appellant briefs. 134j8. Robinson, administratrix, vs. Standard Oil Company. Lake C.

C. Appellant's petition for oral argument. 13358. Hull, trustee, et al. vs.

Breed-love et al. Boone C. C. Appellee's briefs. SUITS FILED IN COUNTY COURTS.

SUPERIOR COURT. Room 1. 46019 Dynes-Pohlman Lumber Company vs. Mary L. Finney et al.

Lien. Means oe Buenting. 46024. Edith E. Jones vs.

Earnest W. Jones. Divorce. Erve Hanford. 46034.

W. C. Beem at Co. vi. Howe Coal Corporation and the Fletcher American National bank.

Account. Eber M. Brown. 46029. Chicago.

Indianapolis Lou-if-vllle Railway Company vs. Denlel W. Tibbs and Harley B. Drake. Complaint on freight under charge.

Taylor St Carter. Room 46025. Corena Riddle vs. Raymond Riddle. Divorce.

Joseph K. Brown. 46015. Clarence R. Rhodes vs.

James Rogers Gary et ux. Lien. Means Buent- Dynes-Pohlman Lumber Company vs. Nesbit Searcy et aL Lien. Means A Buenting.

46030. Ellzebeth E. Clark Farmer vs. Louis L. Farmer.

Divorce. E. C. Bos-well 46035. Ross Neeves vs.

Nellie p. Payne, Homer R. Payne, Liverpool and London and Globe Insurance Company, Railroadmen's Building and Savings Association. Lien. Foreclosure.

Louis Rosenberg. ROB ROY, COOLIDGE'S COLLIE DOG, IS DEAD WASHINGTON, Sept. 24. ()-Rob Roy, President Coolidge's collie companion, is dead. The handsome white dog which came to Mr.

Coolidge shortly after he became chief executive and who was constantly with him at work and at play, died at Walter Reed General Army hospital of ulcers of the stomach. Rob Roy developed his first symptoms of illness immediately upon returning to Washington from Wisconsin. At the summer White House he had beenn splendid health. A few days ago, however, he began ailing and President Coolidge sent him to the hospital. Indianapolis; Edith Anderson, Evans-ton, Jane Baltz, Terre Haute; Blanche Owen, Bloomirtgton Mary Dudley, Chicago; Alice) Dudley, Chicago; Gladys Greene, New Albany; Irene Rothenberger.

Frankfort. ALPHA OMICRON PI Gypsy Wilson, Brook; Helen Studebaker, Bluff-ton: Isabel Little, Villa Grove; Elizabeth Glegan, Oblong, Imogene Price, Oblong, 111. Helen King, Greencastle Mary Orear, Greencastle; Phyllis Castille, Princeton, Mo. Dorothy Hurst, Hutsonville, Pauline Townes, Madisonville, Ky. Edna Sambrook, Indiana Harbor; Lora Bokley, Linton; Bernice Schwe-der, Chicago; Helen Scofteld, Chicago Gail Wiley, Tippecanoe City, O.

Lucille Meyers, Chicago: Ruth Toung, Indianapolis; Hazel McLean, Greencastle. ALPHA GAMMA DELIA Clarine Carmony, Manilla; Martha Cherring-ton. Anderson; Betty Dewees, Hartford City; Betty Hstdley, Richmond; Eleanor Evanson, Chicago; Winifred Murnane. Greencastle Rosella Ritter. Bridgeton; Irene Stark, South Bend Gladvs Welch, South Bend.

DELTA DELTA DELTA Sarah Anna Bond, Liberty; Lucille Bosher, Connersville Vera Lee Bronson, Newcastle; Helen Bridge, Huntington; Frances Davidson, Leiters Ford: Clorine Grau, Greenstown; Carolyn Hofft, Indianapolis; Virginia Kimmel, Winchester; Elizabeth Pruitt, Greencastle; Louise Scott, Greentown Mary Isabelle Williams, Indianapolis: Juanita Jane Rucker, Newcastle; Marjorie Hippes, Farmland; Lavonne Wolf, Garrett; Mary Elizabeth Hughes, Fort Wayne; Virginia Oldfather, Ligonier; Louise Fitch, Indianapolis; Betty Snow, Chicago Ocie Mae Leland, Dayton, O. Frances Topper, Fairfield; Zoe Oh-mart, Portland. PHI OMEGA PI Kathryn Strong, Crown Point: Hazel Holland, Crown Point; Margaret Casey, Austin; Elizabeth Ashworth, Connersville Esther Davies, Fnrt Wayne Mary Kesler, New Albany: Lucille Shooley, Aurora; Martha Shannon, Greencastle. DELTA ZETA Margaret Erick-son, Lombard, 111. Edna Hibbard, Glen Ellyn, Dorothea Hastings, Jaaonville Mildred Aiken, St.

Charles, Virginia Overdeer, Goshen; Helen Dirks, Indianapolis; Carolyn Parker, Toledo, O. Feryl Sipe, Newcastle; Marie Deterich, Warsaw; Lucille Smith, Altona. KAPPA DELTA Ruth Wagoner, Coburn Gertrude Dickerson, Verna, Mabel Mathews, South Bend: Katherine Mitchell, Indianapolis; Loraine McDcrmott, Brazil: Mary Keiser, Peru; Helen St. Johns, Room 3. 46021.

Dynes-Pohlman Lumber Cora- Sany vs. William J. Guthrie et al. Lien, leans Buenting. 46026.

Norma R. Caldwell vs. Robert C. Caldwell. Divorce.

Young A Under. 46031. Chester A. Arthur vs. Ida Lee Arthur.

Divorce. T. Ernest Maholm. Room 4. 46022.

Nora Alice Haney vs. Loren ft. Cady. Damages. Anderson Mayfield.

46027. Katia Irvin vs. Washington Irvin. Divorce. B.

I. Hobbs. 46032. Adeline Graham ve. Hester" Graham.

Divorce. John F. Engelke. 46037. Earl Balllnger and Bliss Ballln- Ser vs.

National Forwarding and Delivery ompany. Account and receiver. Fred J. McCord. Room 5.

46028. Melvln Bailey vs. Loren R. Cady. Damages.

Anderson Mayfield. 48023. Gilbert Haney vi. Loren Cady. Damages.

Anderson Mayfield, 46033. Etnel Chamberlain vs. Ray Chamberlain. Divorce. Claycombe st Stump.

48038. Bessie Terry vs. Clyde C. Terry. Divorce.

Charles Mendenhall. CIRCUIT 42560. Irene Marshall vs. Glenn O. Marshall.

Divorce. George A. Holmann. 42561. Anna Schuls pflurradt vs.

Victor C. Pflugradt. Divorce. Mataon, Carter, Ross se McCord. 42563.

Mid-West Heating and Servlea Company vs. Union Realty Corporation et al. Lien. S. K.

Rulck. 42564. Martha E. Taylor vs. George Taylor.

Divorce. Robert K. Eby. SUITS FILED IN MUNICIPAL COURT. Room 1.

11161. The E. B. Oscars Tire Company of Indiana vs. Riley N.

Bhlnkle. Account. Kennedy A Rutherford. 11163. 6tyx Realty and Finance Company vs.

Grant Louis Fults. Note. Othniel Hitch. 11165. William C.

Mlddlesworth vs. General OrHce Equipment Corporation. Contract. Henry O. Goett.

11167. Joseph W. Haley vs. Burke Cadillac Company. Default.

J. W. Haley. Room 2. 11162.

International Accountants' Society Inc. vs. Ernest Pruett. Note. Bab-cock Babcock.

11164. Frank E. Zoller vs. Clifford K. Robblns.

Note. Marlon C. Beaver. 11168. The Wllklng Music Company vs.

Ella Sherer. Conversion. Henry B. Krug. Building Permits 0.

C. Barger, garage, 1637-39 English, $200. Walter Johnson, remodel, SOS West Twenty-fifth, iSO. Mary J. Farrell, re roof, 755 West New York, 2150.

Charles Scheonghem, garage, 1311 Eait Raymond, $250. Mrs. Gussle Eddey, repair garage, B51T Broadway, $40. Frank Cones, dwelling and garage, North Winona, $3,300. Henrv Wlschmeyer, garage, 528 Banders.

$100. Vivian Allen, reroof, 90 West Thirty. fourth, $140. Mrs. Fink, addition, 1632 Union, $50.

hn. nu, addition. 1830 Lmon, $50. Anton Kos, remodel, (27 North Warmaa. $100.

George Snip, reroof, 2008 Ashland, $128. John Rlchter, flue, 705 East Morris, $140. J. Joegnart, store room, 4617-19 East Tonth. $4,700.

I). O. Banlon, garage, 933 High, $200. Andrew Schanke, remodel, 1659 Unioa, $150. Mr.

Liddy, remodel, 214 North ArsenaL $2B0. Mrs. Louis Kuhlwllm, remodel, 3911 East Sixteenth, $450. Edward Brown, repairs, 1101 West Nee? York, $400. E.

L. Stout, dwelling and garage, 8105 Ralston. $3,150. John Olsen. garage, 2950-52 Cornell, $300.

Grover Hayes, dwelling, 640 South Trowbridge, $2,400. F. a Long, garage, 901 North Earing, Maurice Mills, furnace, 408 Grande, $129. W. R.

Plerpont, dwelling and garage, 921 North Audubon road, $4,650. W. R. Plerpont, dwelling and garage, 931 North Audubon road, $4,650. W.

R. Plerpont, dwelling and garage, 3T North Audubon road, $4,650. Hanna Keller, repairs, 1351 Kentucky. $400. A.

o. Jose, dwelling, 1518 North $4,200. A. G. Jose, dwelling and garage, 120T North Llnwood, $4,400.

H. 8. A. Bell, garage, 1613 North Jefferson, $100. Frank Stone, repairs, 120 Edgemont, Robert Bryson, dwelling, 1741 ISast Twea-ty-fifth.

$4,500. W. M. Whitaker, reroof, 2743 West Sixteenth, $175. George Gember, garage, 2327 East Now-land, S275.

John White, reroof, 2158 Avondale, $100. R. A. Gilmore, basement, 255 North Ta-roma, $300. James W.

Gage, reroof, 652 East Forty-third, $160. George Burkhart. dwelling and garage, 1010 Berwyn. $2,700. Willis Law, dwelling, 955 South West, $200.

Board of. Works. CONTRACTS AWARDED. I. R.

13949. Jefferson, from north curb line of Bloyd to south west property Una of Greenbriar. To Schwert cement walks and grading lawns at $1.20 a lineal foot. property frontage. Total bltL $1,368.36.

Time for completion, Nov. 1928. DAY'S TO FEATURE INDIANA BEAUTIES A bathing beauty review with tea Indiana beauties will be held Saturday and Sunday nights at Day's Casino. Misa Leonette Pickett, Ming Venus of Indiana for 1928, will feature the revue. Others to appear will be Miss Richmond (Myra Bos worth), Miss South Bend (Arcele Hayes Miss Elwood (Theresa Rippberger), Miss Elkhart (Mary Miller) and Mlsa Connersville (Hazel Ripley).

Indianapolis beauties also will appear in the program. MISSION ASKS CLOTHING FOR NEEDY CHILDREN The Hassler Golden Rule Mission has Issued an appeal for cast-off clothing for several needy families of the city. Persona having shoes, dresses, bloomers or stockings for boys and girls have been requested to communicate with F. E. Clay, manager of the mission, by calllnur Lincoln 3404.

The mission also would like to recelvsi a used bed, mattrest and comforts. Announce Pledges ,1 0.