Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 163, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 November 1924 — Page 13

MONDAY, XOV. 17, 1924

Minis C TRADE FEATURE AT STOCK START Week-end Business News Constructive —Price index Shows Gain, Average Stock Prices Average price of twenty industrial stocks Saturday was 10S 68, off .*-28. Average price o? twenty rails was 03 SBc. off .05. Average price of forty bonds was I*l 10. off .02. By Vnited Pres* XETV YORK. Nev. IT.—Business ; news over the week-end was uni- : formly constructive, recording con- 1 tinuecl expansion in various lines , An advance in Fisher's Wholesale. Commodity prleo averaging to 153.8, 1 against 150. p in the preceding week was an outstanding feature. This tendency toward price hardening was , considered highly significant. It afforded an index to the extent de- : mand has picked up since election uncertainties were removed. Stocks began the new week briskly, with pronounce,! strength in several leading industrials. Mack ' Trucks scored the greatest gain, reaching anew high for the year at o*2, up 11 points from last week's ' jW. Bullish demonstrations went ahead in special groups in the late morning, carrying the whole market forward. Public utilities were enlivened hp constructive operation? in gas stocks. Peoples Gas attained a new high for 1924 at 110*4 and Columbia Gas at 46*4. Merchandising shares were buoyant under the Pad of May Stoats, which spurted four points to 100®* Cuba Cane Sugar preferred displayed activity at the best levels of the year. Local Bank Clearings Rank clearlnes Monday were S-1.093.000. Debits were 58 952.000. WHEAT HIGHER ON FOREIGN ADVANCE Corn Prices Firm Oats Scores Slightly. Up Lnitrd Per** CHICAGO, Xov. IT.—Grain prices opened higher on the Chicago Board of Trade today. Following a sharp advance in the 1 " Ivor poo! market, wheat met good | ,jying at the outset and nrices went ehead '-t to % rents. Lack of moisture in the winter wheat belt, cold weather in parts of Argentine and sharp advances in shipper's offers added to the bullish spirit of the trade. Corn was firm, gaining most, of its etrength from the wheat pi* Cold weather, which will complete th, drying process, had a bearish influence in the nearby deliveries. -,ut lighter world shipments gave July considerable strength Oats was unchanged to a fract, n higher, the upturn being almost entirely sympathetic. Provisions started lower. Chicago Grain Table —Nov. IT—WHKAT— At 11 HO Prrv Oj>fn. Hish. Low. pin rinse. Dee 1 55% 15% 1.54.. 1 .55% 1~4 1 54 % May I 02% 1.62% 161% 162% 1.61% 1.82 July 14P, 143 141% 141% 141 1 41 \ CORN Dee 1.14 114% 113*. 113’, 113% 1.13% May 119 s , 119% 1.1*% 119', 1.18*4 l 18*4 July 1 TO 1 TO 119% 1 TO’, t!rt% 1 19'4 OATS— Per ,Vt % 34 .53% .53% 53% Mar 58*1 .58% , 58- 4 ,58'. July .56', .57 H .56 % .57 .56's CHICAGO Nov 17 —Csr'iot receipts were : Wheat 40: cats 50 4crn. 126. SELLEGKRITES USE ELABORATE Shortridge Honors Teacher Who Died Sunday, Shortridge High School teachers and pupils pau?°d today to pay tribute to Miss Rod i E Selleck, ! structor in art at Shortridge- md teacher in Indianapolis school? for forty three years, who died Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Baker. 1543 Park Ave., after a brief illness. With a guard of honor of The Shortridge R. O. T. C., the body of Miss Selleck lay in state from 11:15 a. m. to 2 p. m. In Catch Mills Hall at Shortridge. Funeral services were held it p. m. in the hall, with Shortridge students Rnd teachers and other friends of Mis-- Selleck attending. Representatives of the Shortridge Alumni Association, headed by Dr. Carleton B. McCulloch, president, were named to attend the services. The Sketching Club attended in a body. At 10 p. m. today the body will leave for Utica. Mich., for burial. It will be accompanied by Miss todleek's sister. Mrs. Clara Colquitt of Detroit. Mich.. Mr. and Mrs. Baker. 1 friends of Miss Selieck for years; George Buck. Shortridge principal, and Miss Maiio C. Todd. Shortridge / v rt teacher. t At the services this afternoon. 1 the Rev. William Canghran. pastor \ of the First Congregational Church. 1 read the prayers and Scriptures. ‘ Short talks were given by Dr. j Allan B. Philputt. pastor of the Central Christian Church, Superin- I tendent E. U. Graff and Buck.

——— ! Nev; York Stocks Railroads— . Prev. i High. Low ’ 12:30. close, j Atchison . .112% 113 Vs 112 % 112*4 B * O 158% (ids 68 css i C A O .... 87 87 'a 87 % 86 - IC A NW .. 68 ** 66 66 CR & I*. . 39 S ... 39 -S 39 S Del & Lack.l44 143 144 142% i Erie ... . . 20 % I | Gt Nor pfd. 67*4 67*4 67% 67 S Lchi Vai . 66% ... 69 S 69 'Mo Pa,- pfd. 05% 64% 6.5% 64% , ! N VOn . . 117 % 110 s 117 % 116% i NTSH & H 28 ; i Nor Pat: .. 07% 67<% 67% 67 S ■ Nor & W. . . . 124S Pennsyl ... 46% ... 48% 4644 f Reading ... <54% ... 64% 64% i i Sou Ry ... 73 % 72 % 72 % 72 % Sou Vac . . 101 "a ... 101% lot's St P pfd ... . ... . . 24 , St. L A SW. 46% ... 46 46 i Union Pac ..14554 145 14.,% 144% Wab pfd ..52 V 61-i 62 W 62 Vi j Rubbers—i Gdyr pfd .. 79 H ... 79 78 *4 j Kel-Sprg ..16% ... I*s % 16% U S Rub . . 36% . . . 315 Vs 35% ; Equipment*,— Am Loco .. 83% . . 855*, S3 Raid Loco . 123% 123% 133% 123% Gen Electric 273 268% 271 267'a Pullman .... ... , . . 133 West Eiec .64 % ... 64 % 64 *s j Steel,— Bethlel’. m . 45 ... 44*4 44% j Colorado F. 41 40% 41 41% j Crucible ... 63% 62 62 Gulf S! itea 73 76 77% 7", % It ,1 ic Steel ... ... ... 48 s , ! U S Steel.. 115 <4 11% 115 114% Motor*—* , Ain Bosch.. 25% 75% 75% I Chandler M 31 30', 31 31 jOm Motors 59% 59% 59% 7,9 % I Ma-fc Mot 111 % 109 s 110% 10-% M ix M .A< 74% 7.3 73', 73% Mix M <B 37% 25% 27*1 25 ; Studehaker. 40 39 % 4040 j Stew art-IV.. .57% 57 5'% 36% , W-flys-OvcK. 'B% 8 % ‘B% * Minins,— I rat Nickel. 20% 20 2<‘H 20*, Tex G & 8 .. ... .. 83 s , ( oppt-r,— Am Smelt. Bt*, ... 81*. 84 * Anaconda.".. 39 , .*•:% 3.,*, Kennecott. 49% 49% 49% ; IT. 8 Smelt. 35 ... 35 35 Oils— Cal Petrol .. 33% C<-Mien .. 28% "q% ■'.% Houston 0.. 72% . 7v % 72 % Marie:d O. ,*> s % :,-% :U. S Smelt 35 . . 35 35 Oils— Cal Petrol ... ... . 23% Houston O 72% ." 7-' u 7"’ ! Mariand O. 39 3 % :? % . -<> PA Pete... 55 % . 5i* s 55 * P-A.n 1* <BI 53% 53 >, . ;% 53% Pa lie Ofl. 54’i 54 ,54% 53% Pure Ofl 26% ... *.’>}% 26 s , 1! • it I>::’-h 45 . . 47 45 % S <>., of 0.. 60% . r. ' 61 i, S OH of N J 3S 37% 3~ % Sinclair ...17', 17 % 17% 17 % ;T'T/is Cos . 42 % 42 >i 42% 42% Industrials— Allied Ch 75 Am Can .150% 149% 150% 149% A HA-1, pfd. . 62% Am Ice . . . 83 8 3 83 A-n Wool . 63 % 62 -3 t ■’ % Co,-a Cola . 7.9% 79 79% Con Can .. 5? , 58% 5? % 58% I'av Ch!Ti . 41 39 39% 41 Earn }\ -,- . 87 % 86 87 % .?•) % Gen Asph ... In Pa;—r . 51 % 51 61 % 5! In Ha-v . . . 103 % M AW .14*4 14% 44% 44% 8-,-aiv-Roe 133% 132 , 132% 13° % TT s C I P . .86 134 ,USIn A! $6% 84% 85% 84 % Itilitie?— Air T A T 179% 179% I'9", Con Gas .. 74*. 71% 74', 74 - Col G-,a 46'. 46% 46 s, 4<; % 'hipping— Am It; Corp 33% 37', 33 33 1 . M M pfd. 42 % 42 % 4 3 % -I ’ , 1 orals— An- Suff.tr 48% 4~% 48% 47% 4 m II Stiff . 44 43 % 43 % 43 % Corn Pro 38% .. 38% 38-. C-A Suit ... .. Tobarroa— An Tnh .164 ... 184 K'2% Toh Pro R 67 % ... 67 % ,7 % Commission Market A st'arp .Ovv r ,v I- - ‘ l.oz'z* r*d anVt* *\,r~ u -V off . i do/- : ;tt *( • iv.taro nr-.ufß were *trdv hjr f v r. •, - !:•••: Hiwr K i > '1 < v, ,1 120-pound pv.. <•: •; *rl *•* .jst i a> r • k Appi** r>n •* up >. } ir:ii !<•? h r ;ure . r ou a box bis;T* r. tr. * f riiif** Appb-'i —Va y : r.n n l b! • far V r*l •!.. M ?| ■ • r, r V . ... w* •!► • > .-i Or: (, f7 7*o :•<> • bbl. Aj- •<*%—c ii f orn!a 325 a bo c ! i' -i —f* ; lo> a j*- :nd (‘ i ibiif* ir *'4—California fToney D /, w * *?'■< o a . -atF C>Kf h^rrir^—C C h!aY TSO a h.a’f barr•• box: CVntPfinialp , *r :: t..fri!t— y., .<> a <;r.*p Fai% V r.ali r rn:a Kr'jvr -s ; u*: cv* k“2 fan.'V A: ! f . rvjs :r, • t} v.-pn .• b*- , |: M l.ar.y V.iuv,. I.* on. :s 'r.Vibirni.a -TYrT.T.’.O T.:o * w—- I .* , t j>, 4 dr'd. Or.* • k —K\Tr-i t.t: • v Cahff.rn a V.'ilon- • 1.4- 1:b tr, rt ’is Jr 7 Klou.'^. lAmh ?•< 57 ■; F*rars—houm 0 '. extra . v N Y I> A• - s,i bu. l , r&immon —Kirov Indruia*> 51-0 a rat#?. B V;H of ai-rw - F an* . S . . * i* rt! bUFfcel. —Fan- v honietrrowr.. c !>ui ; s -1 b label <‘a *ba?o —F •* :• He; and seid. m *> , 1 i'arrote—sl !% a b H. Cm r.ibtra—!!om^if r own. l.7fCt2 a I V'T* Ii KifTTlant —51 7" a dozen. u'ivf '.(/.* doze f.ett' . o*—l arey i .-'tH-rr ‘f.% r rate I home-grown ieal. a pound b;ip : k*t. Onion*-—Spanish 71.a ‘rate: Indiana j whit?,:, v: 50 a lbO ib saek; IndUitia v*|- ! low, $1.75: Indiana Red, 51.75; not ; house •!.>* do/e?i hum-.*• *. V *ry—Horuu-grtivwi. 50* dnz^n ! bunebep. Radishe®—Button!*, bo* houpp PPe dozen j Imm h r-- l.n i; r< •! .a < -!—F i • :.-ar*. 3 '-t 4c a pound. Tf.runto p- Fa:.a\v ('ahfnrnia rrpa. *d. j a six has! *-t . rate. 1 Tumi pa—sl.2.s a himhel. Potatooi Kanry Mich’:ai ro*:*vl wV ,to SIOO a ’--.vs:: Min*oßota. 71 75 a 150-lb. i bar: fi and River Early Ohio*. M HO a {• - iii! bar; Idaho Ituas*S-T ~5 a |*jo ) <1 b;i7. diana? -3 a I*-ish"’. Arkansas 2.5 a: Sw-et Pceafoea—Vlrgi-un 7 175 a barrel. extra fancy Jerseys. S3 t,ush,.-l; in ! Tank Wagon Prices fGasoimo prn-M do not liiuliide Statft i j tax of ju a gallon > GASOLINE—tnersTFf* I7<> a (ra!lon; I Vurol. 1 'Zr Rud Cr=*rvi. 10. 4 *.- T. : r _ut. j I.V-**: Silver F'lat-h. 17* Standard aviau*/ii, .’1 Sm *lar uorprun -1.-il. $1.5 *!*• KEROSENE—Cry?*taiu e. 11 , <•, T. ~ v t. 11 se; I**rff< tion 11 7. . Standard . turna*oi Hi .* ,• i !;d'*r **hi * i-.pu in • :-*• l. * . ‘7*l*l t-aiion-ii ; lii ieht’ * Li-hi 11 7 - Sinrlatr. l !7u X APT H 1 A — Enr r;? Ci-anor*!. lH,5e: V. M. Sc V.. 18.5 u Standoiind Cleaners, 15.50. Hay Market Prices Wacon loatl price. ,f ha> .1 ui grain at : Indianapolis arc as follows: Hay—Timothy. No 1. >15% 16 a ton: No 2. sl3 'a 14; mixed, 1. isl 2 hi 1.7; No 2. sl34i 14 Cosm —Old $1.05451.10; new. 70% 75c. Oat 6 —50 @ 53c. Prices on Coal Indianapohn retail coal pfii-cs as annr. i-,.'-d by dealers are: Indiana Lump. 46 a ton: Coke. $lO Kentucky Lump. ' $7.7,0; West Virginia Lump. $7: Pocahontas Lump. 59.25: rnii.e ran. $7; Anthrai cite. $16.50. (Wheeliuff. 50,- a ton extra ) | Two Fined SSO ~ | Judge Pro Tt-m. Russell Wilson, to- ! .lav lined Walter I'lieli s, 662 E. St. I t?lair. SSO and costs on charges of operating a blind tiger. Willie Carey. 329 Kentucky Ave., was fined SSO •and costs on charges of transporting liquor.

IST HOGS 15C LOWER; TOP. SUE Buik Brings $9,15@9,30 — Calves $1 Higher, —I!og Price* Day by Days— Nov Bulk. Top. Receipts. 11 ’ ,9 50 <7OIO Os) 10 25 16 000 9"5 9.50 10.10 17.000 9 'MW 9,50 10.00 15,000 14' 9 25<ii 9.50 10 00 13 000 15' 9 ’54, 9.40 10 00 9.500 17. 9.15% 930 9.35 9.000 Receipts of 9.000 hogs at the Indianapolis market Monday could not j be cleired on dull trade without a; reduction of 15c in most prices. Top was $9.55 and the bulk of sales was nt $9.159.30. Heavy porkers were most in demand at $9.”5059.85. Medium mixed hogs were next tn or- j der at s9.2o'', 9.50. Lightweight stuff sold at $9.15!,/9.25. Light lights were quoted ut $8.50 | Tf9.15. I’igs 1 were tn some eases 25c lower at j $5.50'!?8.50. compared with $5,503? ; S.TS Saturday. Sow prices were unrhangc 1 at $8.75•©'9 for smooths and | $8.25'•-■'S.75 for roughs. Holdovers numbered 2!<T (/•tile underwent the usual dull : Monday trad >. Several importau*. buyers were nor in the market. I'Pcelpts w’re light, but were In accord with demand. Estimate was Out- I 'rices looked to bo fully steady in the majority of cases. Lightweight stuff appeared to be i-mre ui u-mand than heavy grades. Steers were quoted at $11.50 top. <’ ws were quoted at $6 top ar t rood light heifers were quoted at $lO top., earners so id at $2 2.50. Gutters were quoted at $2.75 'if 3.50, Bolt :.a hulls w* : - e quoted at *3.56 4 25. Butcher bulls sold at s4<i?6: Calf prices moved sharply higher i to sl2 p.p. t:p ?! over last week’s elore. Bulk of good vends brought $10.50'? 11.50. Mediums were quote! nt $9 down, indicating a rise of 50c. Receipts were 600. Little was done in sheep and lambs with receiprs at 100. Prices we e quoted nominally steady. —II Off*— GcM her. 140 160-lb 8 704 T 91a 160 to ]c, pa ,-,a, 9 I,l* 9.20 • ' 9 : ' !■ ; ■ 77 i 9 7V- 985 !' .14 * pa:.- 6s .|l*B .. SAO • 8:n v --A, ... 75 sq 000 I.’.v i >,MI 8.2581 .8 50 —tattle— God h- 8 140 100-'b av J 8 r .O \l 9 15 [t 00*6 9 V) * t 000 to 1 209 tb, . i- m- , ■! lO ,04 r 1 1 75 Mm! are • -o,| q > •■■■<' ■ hotter! . . 8 ;,o .- a Jo 00 C -Mil, -i •.. ppm cow, . 3 :.0a 4 o 500 et 5 .SO ’V. -H .... •-(• I "50 f ” -, 275 *,| 3.50 But- 6-r he'", * 50<d 8 - 'I loffiia * . . • * 4 n-.<v -c r„v, *i° oo •• • 9 04)4710 00 Go. : v , . I<, -,(>*„ 11 ..(> ('.,n;mr-:i twav!, . . :'>(mim 800 —Mtcep and lamhl—- !. **,*> *,-. - uativ • t.t.'.: sl3 004( 12 50 ' V JO hole. -1 04) 1 ,! oo > . - -iu 3.00 Other Live Stock f***’’ *', > . i? * *f* pt B y" l-V>‘ ’'.** *•* o*, V.-.u ‘ and • ■!<•*' yi •* - 1 • t ' * *• * Hr> •< * , - e . V. r >*• - >.:* X *<: O .H *fw :•* i* :• ST j>~ L* •*■ ;t o ♦)•'•. *: ' * * - ci’a fovk e ; mar ,v • . '• *M . ' , 4<) *•'’* •• v vw<■ •Vi |o*7 o*lo miilt anr‘‘- ! .* A*-*u r l(fs c 7 *:rt <7 * 70 • ."*-*•■ O' . S .7 :r ' u jovi }'\<T f:r \Ln \.v 17 Ti/v.'jiß4 I'.’.i m*r'.v • fairly ar * v • *• i r.; r*• h o 'A' .> • t : • 4 • t <•** r> 5 *•’ Id m \ .!• r . *7 ’ . : .70 h*: f • *“4 w t -,u • > , ~w- ?J ' 7 .70 )■ ' i f— % t *0 *; ,*• 1 : k .-: l : * *--4 .' I 1)7 CItIVFH--- •: 000 t n-'Mvo t*> .70 * *v. - . ; !. ho* •*• •:* *r 1 Sh'-op ar.l .r* >- -R • 'ipt- I*o*lo niaH' t v** > I s*-%- an".- *M 4 1 H • ••• ' to l.r ii, f |•/ t rit%. 1*: v Hli*rp. w or r -s ■. 4 pits -i 70 't 7 ' : i> *• 40 :• i ; ]-h -4 .7, ji.7.7; r. NCINNATT Nov 17 — He. j *' ll * .7 1 '< * i;irhfi <•.♦ HlOpT'lrijr I Ml- -8 Ko.wi ! fit.o % o r,; v .*r • ! •i• s 1 . IJ.O* r*. :<IO nm-l-.et Ptfi/lv J- . *- - r>n/!:. rs v<* l *- T“**h s* .7*) ; •* " T' .7 . *. arU.-t. -f. - v t•. Hu. .* '' %. * f.arn*# Mar r-t. *W:u\y Kh*l t' i* .< sl*iM 1 1 ..0 : u:i>n Nov 17—Hoc*— 9 • • It.- 1 8 • A 7.. VI-ifTK :• 19 1 (ir.od plff, s'. ',7 59 . M.i .‘t -t. .I.*;, S ..p aml larnljb' Mar U’ * tiirhi-r. OI.KVK! \NI Nov IT Mocn —R';p:s. * 700; ma-kcl >orU*rs. -:* 7. SO ** in o * - -• .7.7 |.K. * . ‘rougl - ** - 7 •<* C klUf{' * ;•! 1 700: mh •* •*.. *\vr. gotal ?• 4 hfi< *• hul7. *.• M* 70 gn'ni To r-hoioc h R a0 70. poo-1 so 4*lk,h*o h ’ v, ‘* • 7 i.O t'Ofnl t * hoi* f;4ir to poof! hiwh 1 niii<on e o v- " i 70 a " • mi ; i b She* n1 —Hi-4-ripts. 4,0*10 niarU#f '!.* ‘ 12 * •r . t.r $14.70 C.alvrw —flwiptM. TS 7*i marks-t a*-tive; Tot*. 51*’ DAWES IMPROVED AFTER OPERATION Setting Up Exerices Bring Attack of Hernia, CHICAGO. Xov. 17.—'"Vice Prflel !eit-*!ecf Dawes slept well and! spi-nt a comfortable night," was the i bulletin issued today a.t the Evans- j •on ii,, pital. where- Chqrles G. ; iiiwes is recuperating from an operation for hernia. While Dawes' physicians declared j the ease to be minor in character, they said the patient might be confin'd to the hospital for two weeks. Dawes was operated on Sunday, after rirrenee of the attack of rup ture which first became evident six years ago. He was struoken while going ih*ough his daily setting-up-i exercises. A local anaesthetic was used Defendant Admits Killing Robert Hadley, 40, colored, halted his’ trial on a murder charge In Criminal Court today by pleading guilty to second degree murder in connection with the fatal stabbing of Georgia Osborn, colored, at a rooming house on Missouri St., last July. He was sentenced to life imprisonment. Fifty men had been summoned f } *r jury duty.

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F= —'j Indianapolis Stocks —" ■ —i ' ' Gains by stocks: Advance-Rumely pfd. 54: t. H. I. & E. coin.. 1: Wabash lty. ' com., % ; pfd., 4. I-osses: Advar.eeRumety com.. Va :' Century Bldg 1; Citizens Gas com., % ; Standard Oil of Indiana, % * Bank stock losses: Peoples State. 6, Gains: Aetna Trust. 5: City Trust. 2. Gains by bonds: Broad Ripple ss. % : Citizens St. Ry., % : Indiana Coke and j Gas. X: Indpls. St. R.v. 4s, %: Indpls. ' Traction Term., *4; Union Traction os, %. Losses: Citizens Gas. % : Indpls. Gas. %: Indpls A Northerns, ‘-4; Xnpdls. ! Water 4%5, -% ; Stis. *4: T. H. I. i E. j 6s, %. Work* Bid. Asked Advance-Rumely <xm 9Vi 10% Advance-Rumely pfd 38 38 % Am Central Life 200 ... j Am Creosoting pfd OR% .. . Belt R R com 75 % 77 | Belt R R pfd 62 ... Century Bldgr Cos pfd 97 ... Cities Service com ■ t Citizens Gas Cos com 29 30 Citizens Gas pfd 103 106 Indiana Hotel com 100 .. . Indiana Hotel pfd 101 ... Indiana Pipe Line ... Indiana Title Guaranty ....107 Indpls A fiat Cos pfd 50 Indpls Gas ... 52 % Indpls Si Northw pfd 35 40 Indpls & Southeastern ..... .. 40 Indpls St lty pfd 52% 54 Me, Pub 1 ui pfd 89 Public Savings 12 ... Kauh Fertilizer pfd 49 ... Standard Oil of Indiana. . . . 59% . . . Sterling' Fire Ins Cos 10% .■ • T II Trae and Light Cos. . . . 90 95 T H 1 Sc E com 4 6 T H I Sc E pfd 24 28 Union Trac of Ind com 3 Union Trac of Ind Ist pfd.. 9 IS Union Trac of Ind 2d pid. ... 5 Van Camp Ist pfd 190 Van Camp 2d pfd 100 Vandaha Coal Cos com . . S’ - * 1 Vnndalia Coal Cos pfd 7% Wab Rv Cos com 18% Wab Ry Cos pfd 54 Bank Stocks Aetna Tr ind Siv Cos ...195 ... flankers Trust Cos 13-> . . . City Trust Cos 103 ... ' Con National Bant; 105 110 Farmers Trust .219 ... j Vid'ditv Trust Cos 153% . . f ."teller Atm re oi It! Fiefeh t Sav and Tru Cos . . .211 220 Indiana Nsl Lank 253 263 Indiana Trust 225 l ive Stock Kx Hack 170 Marion Cos State Bank 150 M-r Nat Bank 302 Peoples State Bank 195 Security Trust Cos 184 SU’e Sav and Tr Cos 192 Union Trust Cos ......... 3:6* 35. Wioii Hank and Tr Cos ... .150 . . Bonds Belt R R Stock Yards 6 . 83 I'.rnsd Ripple 5 . 72*4 73% Central Ind Gas 6s I*o% 93 ( i.trU Ind Power Cos. ... . 90‘a ,:r zens Gas 7s 1 •*' % 1.03 *4 : ns St RR 5 * 83% 87 Ird Cm. -and Gas 6s 91 ... Ii * . 95 Ind Kv ami Lt 5s 91% lu.i Union Tt 5* ■ ■■ 25 ... 1 l:.c"~ Abattoir C> 7%s .101 193% !:.<! Cos Sc So rt* 96 190 indpls Ga* 5. 93 p 8 I %.a I. and Heat .’■ . . . 98 99 !• '!•’a Sc M irttnaviile . i > 5 1 ! s Jt $ rthcri. 5. . . . 1! 41 li.dpU A Northwestern 53 54 I A S othe ra 75 l',dp% A Sl,Mbyvi:> 25 I'ldpl* St Rv 4s . *'i% 6 ' Ir.dols Trac Term 5. 51 % 94 !■ i nlon Ky 5* . 99 frdpis l„i , Hi 4 j . . 99 % Indpls Water 4 % 9i% 92% Indpls Water j4s 99 % 101 stab Pub -rv 6s 94% T H 1 Sr. Fas >'•■*% 73 T H Tra. , ,! Lt 5 ' 1 I’m •:> Tr v 6s '3 % l.ihrrlv Bond* 1 ibe-'y I mi' u% s 100 >0 109 60 i >• r'v !, o 1.; |%s in: 76 lul so l.lbertv loa:: "I 4% * 1 . !'* I' 5 H 1 I v id l% s lot "o 1" 148 Libert ! . Ilh 4%S 1" 116 H>3 30 I S. Treasury 4'* s .. 105 44 In 99 Ss|r i 000 Cd 4- St . R *t 86 % B’. OOP Tula .:r Ist 4% at .101 76 - , 009 I.ib-tv 4 % s st .191 44 , 009 Lljpertv Hr 1 4%* a! . . U>l .30 skiff),) U v. 3> a- rv 4% s at Ml 00 Produce Markets Strict Iv fr>sh. nr*x* ianl N> egg*. Ur*' Sjr-‘ 70c. No 'J or h*M *Zt lu* f4-v ,r 84a l *. r 1 ' una“: \ u ’•s* IS*.' ci>' .6 KV: Hj.rtnjT'T* is. I- .-n 1%: 9VH 1. Ah* I* •->• '* ' • >•* •yV y .ir ►ir'Ti tt.rUcvH. *> \ JL u.Ed no C' **\ 1•) t > : U , 1 ’ kii.hHh ! 1 ixc.;,!h to '7 77; ir.z uJ/.f $? : $■ > :r fat . llvrr*fi lrwlta; c\i>o!t*. ;s I*.-i klr.s ntoi '.v Milter fjci.i crr*! I * dUrirtp* ' Uo'.*4c s.l ij i< /cn •Irawn. (TT KVKIsWn. N*>" 17. —Bn Her F.xt r <'i m • ..i<* 4.1 extra lirsl* 41’v ; jip k t 7 7 *• i>:‘lard Kr#'n 7.%; ■ -r'll fio-rj ; #T’ * xtra* 7’*lr: * xtrn f.rnfft .'!• (!. > fl rh? J (.-, w Htfiin firnt* *‘. ;• , i*■ \ I . ** i* •. v f-ia •-* .; . • ; 1 .Ss' h* v.v Kt>r:'ijr**rft '7.'!*•/ *7c . • •:* :!.• ro .HtcM ir,-a 17c; ,i . s kjß K tt m, t';rkey*. 7 • t ;s,. pot it —Mu ItiKan. *T7 * 1 77: in**, -i 77 j 1 H * :Uh-> riiM'itn. ’77 N oa York. Mo <ii 1 77 iyr 170 poun .8 ST, IV YORK. N 17 —Flour -TYiil •I’.i jn.-Mann**': I * *rk v *. ‘.*t : ; fcirri—> tbT ni:ow*‘Bt Hpot. •*! 1!,/ 17 S'irir- Khu Btr i.K ofu*rl- * :**. t 7 7Sc. r* fl.dlv uran--l -17 b/ 7 !!.’•• Coff/w. . K*% 7 iprt. v *Uc No 4 *;> \ . 4' T*. a • •v * l * % ■'• 4 ' Hay—Du!’; NV 1 S1 -K 50 No 7 511 II 70 ji r * *1 poultry -QtH -t tur'< ’• •* :* l 1 *h: •• - 24 ft *• • *1 • kf< 2‘* o to* • <lfirki* I“iic: Igiand. 20'ic 2K* I ivr |>r’j Iv* Q |Vt ge+n.\ 1! •/■’Tr .in. 'M I . -N*c fowlM Ul'iSOr: turKf-vt* 7C ft-lo*' r*>K* 17*- ’h:< Uoi:M. M nt * hrmlrr* 7* fcf ?7o niH'Hi Mrm “tat* -Oiolo milk, crunmotm to Hpocl.iN IS • . 2'v *• ftato Knlm* cho:. to fiiova:.*. !•• .- Itl'ac I.tvwnr -J*va.l'i* Jlc Ji :*♦ r lot N roc-sp!B. 4.70.1;' . • armry c- • m irkct 1 ? ‘-f 4; 1 ♦ Kfir*rt* -Firm: r**r*r ** ;i l Os. nearby whit- !atv*v HI ft Sic narby • * • i Pa \f\* < <>tn 47 t sut‘ woMf'rn -a Inter* 77 '<( :i.%n \ ovm.%. >7 ti 7-N* CHICfOO. Nor 17—Butter—Ro-rhpt^ 5 777. orvam*rv. lo’ 3 c indarda 7s , . fi:-B.t K 71 ’.. 70 -v* nd- 70'h77.- ! - ri(vr;;-!p 7 171 o-*!lirn'' , . 40 ,4 1* fir%ti 17 7 74c Chi -8— T*x Itv IBe Am*T|cß*. Poultry—Receipt** C 4 * a\4 fnwU. I'lftCCc ducks 20c; 10* apringd. 27*' turkeys 27c rooster*. IT'.* ISc Potatoes- - Hcccipf 8 177 ctr*. Mi: sola and Wisconsin mnnd tvhit*> fl 1.07. Minn* sot i K*-H Uiv**r Oh‘.o* fl 17 120 Idaho riiKsc*#. mostly around * l :>. Marriage Licenses if arr.\ J Stf’in.notz 29. 2135 Sh**n>y; Bertha M Horn 22. Sunnyaid^. Doyle McFa*Uie?i. 77 707 llusHnll. Mar-; g3i es 2H 707 KuswHJ. IjivingTHton D .Jameson. 27 Grsyland Hide! Meiic llyie. 23. 42 N (iray Wrnou . Justice 21. 424 S Missouri;' Hazel UihiiH. is Hll Chadwick. Hubert W Harrold. 24 007 1% New | York Helen M Wav. 20 702 !•* Kiev*.nth. I HeLVr Kirov. 29 3319 B N'w York. Militre* 1 K Miller 23. 714 Parkway Christian Hoohlinfir. 77 K II D. Box 177. Louis** Hoh It 20, H. R D Box 119. Fred liollp. 20. It. K D Box 177 Sophie Holle. 32. R. R D Box 14? I'-eorgtt W Linker 38. Maywood. Ind , l>.*!la ( y Ludlow 34. M ly.sofi'J Ind T,.-iwren**o L. Lindamood. 40, Methodist Hospital; Mona L Car*l 4.'. W'est Newton.! Ifoi'iKv W Carey 29 1407 N Alabama; Ld*' S. Martin 20 1401 N. P*iinflylvaiii.x Rmscoh K. Myrirk 4020 TS. Noble;; Tresa V. Norris. 42. 232 S Noble. Births Boys Theodoro and In a Ptwsen. 1 118 N. : Capitol. James and Mary Duke. Clark Blake sloe Hoepital Wiliam and Grace Bell. 3809 E. ThirtyFirst. Girls William and Pear! Hyde. 3301 Hovey. Lowell and Letitla Ross. 2445 S N. Gale Harry and Flora Doughty. 330 Harris. Patrick and Sarah Sullivan 412 N. Gray. 1 Walter and Jennie Harsh man, 720 Gladstone. . Deaths Volney Dorsey Jenks. 77, 2921 N New \ Jersey < arrmomx Dorothy Buck. 22. Methodist Hospital.! hyperthyroidism. William Lawn. 45, city hospital, chronic intersttliai nephritis. Mary M Kelly. 26. 1114 8. Kant, genera) tuberculosis. George Jennings, 67. Long Hospital, arterio sclerosis. Helen Claire Brewing ton. 34. 2125 N. New Jersey, mitral insufficiency. John V. Blank. 67, 322 8. Walcott, cerebri! hemorrhage. Anna Snyder, 58. 1324 Ringgold, chronic myocarditis. James Franklin Hahn. 83. 2204 Broadway chronic myocarditis. Eliza Kiger. 82. 4008 E Michigan, lobar pneumonia.

JcONFERENCE DISCUSSED / r.istoi's Take I’p Christian Stewardship Meeting. The Christian stewardship conference to be held in Indianapolis next j Saturday through Monday was discussed by the Christian Ministers Association today at a meeting at the Y. M. C. A. and the Methodist Ministers Association at Roberts Park M. li. Church. Both associations will join in a union ministers meeting next Monday. The Rev. R. A. McLeod of IndianI apolis, missionary to Tibet, spoke, at the Christian ministers meeting and Dr. Harry A. King, superintendent of the Indianapolis district, at the Methodist meeting. 39 LICGAI, NOTICES NOTICE TO HEIRS. CREDITORS. ETC. In the matter ol the estate of Florence Holm Cutter deceased No. B 7 \'I*I3I In tho Probate Court of Marion county. November term. 1924. Notice is hereby jfiven that Frank C. Cutter, as administratin' of the above named estate, has presented anil filed IBs account and vouchers in final settlement of said estate and that the same will • conic up for the examination and action ' of said Probate Court on the Bth day of December, 1924. at whi**h time all heirs.: : creditor** or legatees of said estate re- j i cjuired to appear in said **ourt and show *':his'\ if any he. why said account and vouchers should not be approved And j the h* ir of said est it* an a:so requir'd ! to appear and make proof of their heir* i ilnp FRANK C Cl TTKft Attorney. ALBERT H LOSCHE. Clerk | Nov 10-17. N<:Tice' to HEliiS CREDITOiis" KT<’". In the matter ot the estate us Waiter ; S. Kator d•* cased No. *l7 21172. In the Probate Court of Marion county. ; i Novrn;hrr 1 -m. 192 4 Notice is hrrrVv _jvcn that M?*udc A. ; Baton, as admimstratr x of the ibov** . jiaiiio] • -i;*f. . has pr* ut vs and fi>d her aunt r,d Vfi .uh*-: -* in !:;.a! s* ' ’ ••mer.* *9 said. * stat‘ and that thr san:- v*. . •."! up for l u if ■ Probat' <’ >urt the Bth Viy - ' ]•■•* ■ . Ist 1924 at v. . h t::i:** ii: rml,tfirs >r legatees of said rcrjulred to appear in said court a. 1 sh* •• -.*• f any tf.b*? why s;.-<* v ar.d 1 ’9-h era should not be approved And the b-irs of said cstab* r* a s*> .* i<iito apt-ear and make proof of their loirs ~p. JESSE SANDFORI). Atterrc-v ALBERT H LO.-CHK. Clerk. Nov. Ift 17. NOTH • In tf.-' matter (•*■ tie* f-stat*- of Mary V. Lu.w-t, * It* - i"" t s.-d , No. tf*b" 1 •‘>"*o i In thr Pri*V<it' v Court of Marion county. OcL-b r t* rn: 19 74 Notice ! hereby giren that Frank C I.;:ipen?e’.ter r.-imir ••tratnr c ?'■* ahive named estate. h.s p-nt* * 1 *9 t\ \ 1..- , wvb'.iiil an*! • • h''r* ”i fftri' i* st'.J $ state and * it t *• s-me :;! rum** up for the < xariiiL itniii and . tin-- sn ! Pr* at* <7. rt *■' ?’** *' • *i ir ' D c-->,cr !i;4 at wht* h time t:' h--- * 3tors *r Wat*- h .if s* and r*t it• ri\,n r fil to appear n said ••mirt ::*! s v. t , g*. * • . ... "i s7 ". and f.it lx i pprov **i. A:;'i T*! ) . trs . J H i ;*! fstit' :ir* also rc*iuir*a? to a;P* ar and n* i.;* ; . ‘ oft! .- •■-hip. ALBERT ii L<SCHL Ork N<)% ! 0-^7 N'Tjick i o < **n ;j; \i'7 r, >KS~ Seaitsi 1 :d will he r eiv* h*. the -a*-, • * ■ un - •■ * * t' •* P.-rtc! I .o *•! r: pan Si •' ap s. In* ana .nth .7 *. . < p tu Tu* -day. N- J97i for n ' -ui *-*. Funiishiric a ! materia! :-*id b< r and * ro--tl!]; fire • %;u ■ 1 *t ! 1 , 77 2 located at TOO no N In uarr St . U. ! .vsap*.us ;t 7. .m ; * p7* - ind 6p-; ; - 17 ') propose' *7 2 b*' m a scaled en v, 7.ps vv-'.u w-Mi:;;; ?7, •. m phatr % tr. I 1 :: ', rI; g {} ; e rhir.K't-r the -a- tO ‘v. hi!-'h the bid relates as for example, "B;d on i:r • E- a;.* .*. ! - J a:r*i at School A ‘ the bids rr *’. bes .‘mPP-.f on blan.x f.rm Nu 90 as pr* > r. •■*! by the It-diuria Mat' P- t -d r A • .--.ts • > -• i a--ns th*-r with p;. - a'u* spe- :! .1 t f-4 will 1 • •ur ■- cd : v the t. ,1:r. - >%r >n 1 9u* = rtc-se • fif'd* • h*M s ■ an hi u.ap uis hank. *r hr New Y rk Chi* i. <*r . t i; • o ! iv* >;iv tbl* fa V e r t nf u noli? .•uminissi.iic-rH *f ft : i , " : ’ . . he -v ' con:p *t • the work if awarded the • contract J I: t*e i btddsr who**- t*..f y il! I*e %. s *'*.•*•*l s7 i ' within five <; <vh a‘t* r r.’.te • of S-.eh i.-*Cpt V • {•* ' !'■ rMI l.* l! ! I• v * • tmr K If 7* a w-itt. n *■■ *t t • o t w th the bianl. to twrfoin r w*-rk in * eonianee with tl e - lh< pU*w Mid ‘-a*- :tp-if :*!•- an t wit on that tbu* -Mir.* th perfo*-v * r ol •* • 'r i •ts h w :l) Kwrctv * • - '.re: to : the apprnvnt ftf the b< irrt h-j eerttfiert h: id 1. xi,,l remain He .• - ,f 1.. ,■ ril a- i . . • ' * * r ■ip,,- for e ieli futiure :t I- ••eeibi*' 1.. ,-wl'.male tie .ii i-.i t ol ,1-tm eu< h f.ii ,re wo 1 O', -poon so the 1" T'l Tho oppfr.'ioTor will b<- r- , .i- ! to eoil,.- a i.M V, I V ■■ ,f fo,me "1 u kloh tr ■ ' .o l '• ■ i" , jrirt | of (ho ii He.it K:i"! , Ira,'lor 110) 1 e i : l req.iiri'4 I > 6M -.it :) ••- ■ .-nrily so: It r* t -n ■ “'l "•."4<*r t h rt mil •f- The right 1* r, ervi 4 bj "• I boar,' 1.) re t am >r ail p-i'i, ,n , 4 in i■ train from as- • -ms <>r rr.■■■■<.• i pro ' .w ,1, ~ot clot • n 1,0 i 1o , ,IVH Rif HARD O JOlfA'A. Bub!ih' Director. | leiti.v ipo'. e, Tiiillana. :n 17 1924 ___ _ j vn >' ADV KRTISKM ii NT r.EGAL NOTICE DEI’ARTMENT Os |M HI.IC WORKS OKFICE *'F THE BOARD Indiana I Nov 8 1924 NOTH’i: TH CONTI: •’(TH:s No*iee w Imt-i.v xiv" •■>.- th • Heard of, l-ill. • \V.. r . s ,4 ,1 e I’ltv of Imltnnai'oHe ■ In.! i:ia that > alert pr<4~•*.•; wit! 1- r-,-en "4 by lt at tie off) •• ;.•-*:! 290 o .-loot j> iti on Friilnv N,v "'l t9*M. (or the fill!"Win, fkl-eribirt l 4 • lmpm " ; ment in the Cltv of Imfutnapoiia a an thon/.ert by Improvement Rian'ution No 13997. Nov 6. 1924. : WILDWOOD AVI Nl i l- rom north properl\ on- of Fifty Bev i properl v lino of Guilt-rrt Avenue running ■ nMi til i we.-. :4e . To west propertv line of Winthrop Ave. I ■ nne n,• vlll )*"iei r, 1 ' south prop j ! erly line of Kilty Ikxl lh Street running rant ( west. lde i Rv grading and paving the roadway : With Wooden 810.-k Aaphalt Asphaltic Cooerete or Brick. !a,4 o i a 6 in, h gravel ■ •on,rets foundalion Irom curb line to , .irb- ! line to a uniform width ot 60 tect. pro-| • viding 310 lineal feel of Ixl s inch Stratified Limcetone Marginal Mope and resetting two inanln ie tone to crude j Also extending all water, gne sewer. . and other private service rone-,4'one to lirotierty line, v here not already n. Mi to be ae shown on t'ian and n s- ill' and All work rione in n nUiou of said rte nerihed imblie linprm, n:enl ihall Im‘ in ae rorrt.tuee with Hie terms and eoiahtions of sail! 1 mproveoi, ut Kesnlulion and the gen oral and detail plans protlies drawings and spei'ilieations which are on file and : may Is* seen in the office of said Hoard j of Public Works of the City of India i I apolis The Board of Public Works reserves tho right to meet any or all bids. CHAR, ES V COFFIN. W 11. FREEMAN. M. .1 SPENCER. Hoard of Public Works City of Tadtanapolis. Nov. 10 and 17. 1924 CITY ADVER ■ ISEMENT DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC AVORKS ♦ OFFICE OF THE BOARD Indianapolis. Ind Nm 15. 1921. TO WHOM IT MA v CONCERN: Notice is hereby given b.v the Board of: Public Works of the City of Indianapolis, j Indiana, that it. Is desired and deemed necessary to make the followim described public improvements in the City of Indian-1 apolis. as authorized by the following numbered Improvement. Resolution", adopted by] said Board on the 1 !th day of November. 1924. Improvement Resolution No 12109 Nov 13. 1924. RADER STREET. From North Property Line of Burdsall Parkway (N. Drivel. To South Property Line of ThirtyFourth Street. Except the intersections of Twenty Fifth Street. Roach Street. Twenty Eighth Street, Udell Street. Twenty Ninth Street. Thirtieth Street. Thirtj First Street. Congress Avenue. Thirty-Second Street and ThirtyThird Strict.. By grading and paving the roadway with Wooden Block. Asphalt. Asphaltic-Concrete or Brick, laid on a 6-iuch gravel concrete foundation from curb-line to curbline to a uniform width of 27 feet; grating and

39 LEGAL NOTICES (Continued) paving the wings of the Intersecting streets! ami alleys in a similar manner and to the * widths as shown on plans; constructing X, catcli-basin including 1 Inlet top; providing j 1 new iron inlet; laying 157 lin. ft of 12- j Inch dr tin pipe with connections mad*' to inlet, catch-basin and manhole; providing ! 737 lin. ft. of 4xlß-inch Stratified Limestone Marginal Stone; and resetting 15 manhole tops to grade. Also extending all water, gas. sewer and other private service connections to prop* trty line, where not already in. Ail to be as shown on plan and as specified. All work done in the making of said described public improvements shall be in ac* cordanco with the terms and conditions of the Improvement Resolutions, as numbered, adopted by the Board of Public Works on the above named day. and the detailed 1 drawings, plans, profiles and specifications j which arc on file and may be seen in the; office of said Board of Public Works of the* ! City of Indianapolis. The said Board of Public Works has fixed Friday. Dec. 5. 1924. at 2 o‘eock j p. in. at its office in said city as the time i and pace for tho public consideration of the proposed improvement, at which time said Board of Public Works will hear all persons interested, or whose property is * liable to be assessed for said improvement. | and will determine whether th-* benefits to ; the property liable to be assessed for such j improvement and the benefits to the city : ts Indianapolis will equal the estimated; coat thereof. By order of the Board of Public Works. I CHARLES Tv GOKFIN. W H. FREEMAN. M J. SPENCER. Board of Public Works. City of Indiauapoli*. Nov. 17 24 1924 j CITY ADVEiITISKMENT DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS OFFICE OF THE BOARD Tndianapvis. Ind Nov. 8. 1924. TO WT'o.M TT MAV CONCKKN Notice is h:r'by g ven by the Board of P’.bjie Works >f the <7*v of rndianapwlif*. ; Indiana that it is desired and deemed !’.••"*w.-ary ?<> make the fallowing *h—-rlbed public improvement * u. the City of Indian--1 ap".’- is authorized by t. 7 * following ii mil* r>ii rrsiprovenient P■■**! at-ions. S nd.-ia i 7v ■- a* < 1 Board on the 7th cay of N ov* n, ; r 1924 Impro\ enient R* k s<* ! lon Nr> I*’o9B Oi- 7*9 197*4 CARROLI.777N AVEM*E. From N**r;h Property Lino <*t North* T * W--r r t.erty Line of Guilford Avei• .* \fu' <; (I fi*ir':?. .a j> t : .r tit- '(.adway -• Wooden* I*. A 4 '!* ut!t A *••;>7,tlts<*-t '< rjcrei.e or 4 .e*.' ition * ""Hi . line t*> * ir!>- ine to a v. i*;g- f ?!)*• ,':!-r-*5'!!ng ects a slm- • uar mar.r.or nmi f* * the width* **hown on u.ar.s; and i -:-* ttmg lb majiholc tops to \ so f xt'%*uitng all wafer ns sewer arid of. •• j*■;v ai service 'onneetiona to prop. *tlv line wh"r* not already in. Ali to be as shown v>n plans nnd as ► p( * .fi*'*i. ■\ wnrk don* in the of said d*si*r v H,t puTii'* iniprovenie nts shall I>e in and the fnipri-Vf-ment U* -'>7 :;* :.S x* nun:- • I '*d. ad*>:*ted b / the !: >:*rd -f Public day and t • "i.nors w.n:*d ar* .in h,< a;*l raav be - _ ". '7c.2, •* .•• )-:oard of Jhiblic 17. e -'t: ■ : * i'd 4 !*. ‘7 Works has fix**! Prd • N.iv. 2>7 192*4. at 2 • • *• j - • ;• ■ ,ft -■> : , - ltd C.ty ns • ■rat.; of • ; iinprov*nment. at w: : h runs **..: i trd of I* 7- : ’ Wor.cs : ~ lu rry B .• 7: tu In fop said ••- ■ ' ! be:;cf:\s to f • f’ltv ' .f Vr.h -r-apo. is wVI! Bv onier of t v 7 ■ i-d • * T , \i'r>7 • Works. CH ARL F COFFIN, w H KB FEM AN. M J SPENCER 7-ard ' Pub W -r.. a. Rfy us Indian* a pods I • 192 4 __ CITY ADVERTISEMENT DEPARTMENT OF PERLIC WORKS OFFICE OF THE HOARD Tr-d*. r-.Hno: , Ird Nnv S 1924 i To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Si • :s hereby givci by the Board of 0.0 .* \\<;,•g nf ‘he nrv .f Indianapol a. indi.ina that * *, ♦ >■ *tr. day of November, s wing p * fa - isaessments for the f0...)••*. • ' }fsi jabii improvenu nt *" . rt/ed by the Impr vt lent !(*■* 7 :it:• r: t *1 11:.;r,>■*• t . m Mitmu No 117r,4 and..; RaD*) AYENT'F From *.-:•• wes: property l.ne if Tenth Street I * -e of roadway in Sixteenth h\ gritd.'-r the rnruiway fmr curb t.. ;•-.* to .4 *.: Pirn. :.Uh of 39 bet; ;h*. u!: /k of th- !-r e ' h **r>* •*. at' s Ia Pt . ir •r < id ?o the a it L * h >. owl on A ! to < - is Hhown V*:. ; Cs and a. spccl-invr-sted 4 n iffeer.*d by ar;.l ! * ■ '*• . :• 7* i • "pr v*une: i ire p* r-by • ** • a i ••!!! *s fixed \V. Pu* - Piv Nov 13th. : ' ’"1 7- p tr. id 7 ;p>*■! -a ’. h rentr.n----r T *.: * S V ! r, . v .**l or h- :d .nra.nst the mm.,f!t Hi* Sn-M 1- i igt .%!. t* •e- of . pr .p-rpv d* sir9-d *u mi : roi! a l wj*! de-. ‘■rmu •* th .j • ;**>!i as to wh-the* such - Tra* is .f .ted has * Mn or w . :>e r or j:: a pr* >.*-r or *•* st m than that "• id x***r<-.i rot; show*; slid prima Ihv *• a****will Th** narr*H of own* • -s i * * - on * - • f *• tv Hijb'ceT to b- \* ~n fi • • 1 is as be seen at f !•■*• "*• • *>f the H ird *f Pub.: N r.. s of • i oi my. CH ARE E Q F COFFIS W r %i! M V \ M .1 S *I*ENCEU Board es PubMe Works Cits f Induan apol s : 17 1924 CITY ADVER I‘lsEM EN l DEPARTMENT OF PIT-LIC WROKS OEEICE OF THE BOARD Indiana • • ' i ’• Snv S .9 ? 4 !TO WHOM IT M \ V CONCERN Nn?pw* f hcr-hv riven bv i)ie Beard of I ID**’ tN -riin f t’ - City of u*V v ipo u ;b * .• * * ' if t? 7tb. das nf N’ovi :..Vr ,19 \ tb.-'v approved an assessn.eat roll h'townu; the prims fa* ie as®, vsnirnt.a for I leper •", p\ Improve 1 mer.t a a nu* -:7ed by t lie Improvement, [ R> solution named : D’U* ivrm*:7 Resolution No 11931 ‘•TEST A! T.FY East OF GAT.K STREET From nmTh property lino of Thirt-enth -tr -t. TANARUS. south property lino of Nowlxnd Aviiiuo. By srradinc and pAvinsr the al>y with 1 Asphalt Aspb a th* Coil retc or | Brink laid on a d inch gravel concrete I foundation from and in**lt s if pnrperty \ine ; to and inches nf property lire to a uniform ; width of 13 feet • r-ividnu 2d * m* % lof txl-S ’neh bfratifir-d Elm-stune Mar tma.l Stone or *4x2x2 inch Standard Steel ■ Paving Guard ns specified resetting 2 j ! manhole tops to grade Also extendimr ill water, %’a.s sewer and other private nervbe connections to I property line, where not ;ur* ady in. All to be an shown on plan and as speci ; tied Fprsona int*’restivt in or affected by said deperibfd nubli- improvement are hereby notified that the Ho.au,j f Public Works < { said ,*jtv haw fixed VVidneaday Nov 19 1924 2 p m as a date upon which remonstrances will be ro<*-iv**d. nr heard, against the amount assessed arralnat each piece of property dcserib*'d in said roll and wll. determine the uneption ae to whether aucli lots or tracts of land have been or will be lw>iiofited in the amounts named on said ro!!. or in a yreat-r or i-ss sum than that named on sa*d roll ''aid assessment roll showing said prima facie ass: fMnents w ith the names of own ri’s and descriptions of property subject to be assessed, is on ft I- and mav b*> swn at the office of the Board of Public Works of said citv. i CHARLES E COFFIN. i W H FREEMAN M J SPENCER. Board of Public Works City of Indian- j apoifl Nor 10 11 12 13 14 15 17 1924 \ CITS' AIIVKRTISKMKNT “ DKPARTMKNT OF PUBLIC WORKS OFFICE OF THE BOARD In.liannjmlis Ind Mor. 13. 1924. | TO WHOM 16 MAY CONCERN: Notice is her* by given by the Board of I Public Works of the City of Indianapolis. Indiana that on tho 12th day of Novem-j j ber. 1924 they approved an assessment _ r ill showing riie prima facie assessments ( for tho following described public improvement, as authorized by the Improvement Resolution turned: Improveiiient ftesolution No 11881. YANDES STREET. From northwest property line of Roosevelt Avenue. To south property lino of Sixteenth Street. Except tho intersect:ons of Thirteenth i Street and Fifteenth Street. By grading and paving the roadway with Wooden Block. Asphalt, AsphalticConcrete or Brick, laid on a 0 inch gravel < oncrete foundation from curb-line to a uniform width of 24 feet; grading and paving tho wings of the intersecting alleys in a similar manner and to the widths as shown on plans; providing 19 lineal feet of (Moot radius granite i nrnera and laying 100 square feet of new • oment. walk as shown on plan; providing 45 lineal feet of 4\ 18-inch Stratified Dimestone Marginal Stone; resetting 4 man' hole tops to grade Also extending all water, gas, sewer and other private service connections to property line, where not already tn.

39 I,KG AT. (Continued) 1 All to bo an shown on plan and as speei-1 i fied. | NOTB: Contractor in submitting his bid j i must submit a separate bid per square yard for brick fruiter already in. to be I allowed as a credit. Persons interested in or affected by said j •described public improvement are hereby notified (hat the Board of Public Works of said city has fixed Monday. Nov 24th. 1924. 2 p. m.. as a date upon which re- ! monstrances will be received, or heard, j against the amount assessed arrainst each piece of property described in said roll, and! will determine the question as to whether such iots or tracts of iand have been or will be benefited In th" amounts named on sad roll, or in a greater or less sum than ! thta named on said roll. Said assessment roll show'ne said prima fade assessments, with the names of own- | era and descriptions of property subject to 1 lie assess'd, is on fi> and may be seen at i i-he office of the Board of Public Works j of said city. CHARLES E. COFFIN. I W. Ii FREEMAN, M. J SPENCER. Board of Public Works. City of Indianapolis. Nov 11. 15. 17 !rt 19, 20, 21. 1924. CITY ADVERTISEMENT j DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS. OFFICE OF THE BOARD. Indianapolis. Ind . Nov. 15, 1924 ! TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given by the Board of j Public Works of the City of Indianapolis. ! Indiana, that it Is desired and Ueeimd . necessary to make the following de- | n ribed public improvements m the City 1 : of Indianapolis, as authorized bv the fob 1 j lowing numbered improvement resolutions, i adopted by said board on the 14th day of i November. 1924 Nov. 13. 1924. Improvement Resolution No. 12111. ILLINOIS STREET From north property lino of Forty-Ninth l Street. To south property line of Fifty Second bv grading and paving the roadway with Wood-n B!o-k Asphalt. Asphaltic Con ,-rete or Brick Is: I on a 6-inr.b gravel ■.•oncrete foundation from -..rb %t;c to curb line to a uniform width of -40 feet; curb;:,s bo'h sid. s ~f the road wav with Stratifield Limestone. Berea San-...-.tone. Granite or 6x24 inch Con rite euro constructing j 3 catch basins iti<*:> .!in< inlet lops' pr,.- | vaui.g 3 new iron inlets laying 195 lineal! I. , ; of 1 bi-i.'h nraln pip • wltli eonnef-tions J ir.fuit' to 1:: "t.J. .-It •!: basins and manholes: and r-setting .'! manhole l>pa to. grade. A.so ex ten,':: ? a.; water, gas. sewer at,d . other p rival, serv, *>■< ti-.jp.s to prop-: . Cltv hue. where not. a : ,-ady in. Ail to be as suown on plans and as , 81H'.*:fli and a: w, -*: done in th** making of said described jcii>:ic uiijiroveincuts shall ly in, aceorrianee with ti ■ p-rms and conditions of tin- in:pn,vem*'iit K> s iitioi.s. as limu-u-red adopted bv the Board of Public Works O') the above .nan;,’ 1 day. and tho ; deta lfffl draw i: gs plana profiles and specifications ah. ur. on f..e a; : nu; hoi seen • , 'f:,-,' , * said Board of Public | Works of the fly of buiianapoha. Th- i:,i B-, ird of Public Works has fixed Friday. P, .*. 5. 1924 at 2 oT’o-'k ; ;i m. at .!e offi, <• in said city as the time i and pel - for **:•• pubd * consideration of j the >. ( improvement, at which tim- i said H ,ard of Public Works will hear all j persons rte-eoted or whose property Is I :>. to be ass'-s-cd for said improvement. , wf:l dftern r.e wheth,-r th.e i'enefits to I ... Ind: .Tiapolia will equal* the eetimated er.rt there,,*.. Bv order of the Board o* Public W irks CHARLES K COFFIN. W H FREEMAN. M J SPENCER. P.oard r,f Puhle* Works. City of IndianN,o- ' j 7. 2 1. 192J.___ I c; i'V 'advertisement DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS i OFFICE OF THE BOARD Indianapolis led Nov 15 1924. j TO WHOM rr MAY CONCERN \..tr ■, : '. , . by th.e Board of: p \v , -of !- c*tv of Indianapolis.! B.du a :* it a Ih 14th day of Novem-1 ) ;• l v r v'-d nn aMfssmciit I ,- • * - • . :.a ;,i•■**.* we?snienti t ■ prove .*:.• ;-.*■, ,i:/ - ’>>• the Improvement i 1 ;• verre*:t Hobo- :?ion No 11079. BI.OYD AVENUE. • n p r i*:rtr ’lne <f Hillside Ave. ! jv, *.. ? r*- : v , **' nf Rural Street Hv ■„ * r<- id way to f*uß - rade, .r*nt ■ * i.r‘- line, to a uniform *. f f: cr nr.g to enb-gTade the; v _ ~* f • ■ *i;■ tng kiid al* j j.j;!. t.-a •.* Jiown plans: curb-I t] j; s.*. w i- rho f vulu ,i.v with ptratl- : - m- r y ; ? m sandstone, granite or, . . | , e irb, ' * a untfonn : .. . * , f 4 ~j pi’rrv.rj the vrincrft of • *., •j* ra*-. tinr fr. :*t-• 1 alleys m a v • , ■ r V:d * , V.i !th9 r‘ >wn on I . f.nc* 71 Hr ft of 1'• ft gran. . ■ • in ■ lo ft. grar.ii ra - imers pr ■ ling ■ . f6 ft gr nit • radius corners:, -g 19 Toll i: >i- to curb grade .\ m % -nova oti plan and a* • v*,st,.* n or sTe-'led by said pr, i t > -•' ' ereby , - jof b W rks of -, 5 *v 1i- fix- 1 Wednesday Nov 26th., ••> *4 • r !! a- i l it- upon which re i,. ~e v - ■ a u; " y... r ■u-ai or heard -j. * an , .11 assess and against each plext -n! 2 •: said i i- • whetl nr ,:s f md have b> en or v :• - : e a:: tulits :.a-, ■■ 1 on , , • (trr r less sum than . 'hi! ".lined on said -oil. s • „.m,.>tt ro showing said prima *a. -,-sn ■ ■>- with > ' *m- s ,-f ow* ,-s i- u.. t of prop-rt.v siib-e.-t to, . : , • fi*s ..-id max be seen a! • t>,.. if of th" J:,',, lof P’.;f, : *. Works of. C*U \R: F9 F CO*-FIN W 11 FP.EEM \N M t <|*;'\|'K R IP,--.I of Fob! * Works Citv of IndianNot 17 18 19 29 "* 22 24 1924. CITY ADVEftTI9EM KNT DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS OFFICE OF THE BOARD Ind s Ind Nov 17. 192*. TO WHt iM IT MA V Ci'NCi RN N-itl - is her '.* sr 'l I,y the Roard of! PnM-.. Wor-.a cf th City of India: ipn M s 111,;! in I that ' the 'l- , day , . Novenp ■ ’*r lPqt they atnntouslv ad ’ pt 4 'd I Declaratory Resolution No 12108. 1924. for the uienuig D :. rv !; a ,b:t*on Vo l *'l(l< 192 4 Resolved, by the Board of Public Works of th C f liu!l:in.it„'h' lll,liana that it iis desired and i'"cipl *v ,-sary to open. j NORTH VIEW From the West Property Line of Mend-! lan Street. To the Southeast Property line of: Wes’field Boulevard I'll" pro', o'd opening being a strip of -round 4i> feet or, both sides of the cpti : t,-r line, nu,"" particularly described as fol-j ' p.ec:i,r r at a potnt on the west >p, Meridian Street 11" ft. , ,rth ,'f th,* north property lin" of Fifty-1 Sixth Sired. C ~■•* west along the tine : 142 f* north of and parallel to the north | : .\ ■ Fifty-Sixth Sire, tto tho. southeast propertv line of Westfield Hoad." , I Tjie property beneficially or injuriously, affected by the proposed opening being j more particularly described as follows: ‘‘Beginning at the intersection of tlo* .enter line of Meridian Street with the, center line of Fifty-Sixth Street: thence; north along the center line of Mer di m 1 Street to the center line of Westfield: Boulevard thence southwest along the center line of Wes I field Boulevard to the center tin-, of Illinois Street. thence south 1 dons' the center line of Illinois Street to: the center lin-* of Fifty Sixth Street; thence | east along th'- e npr fine of Fifty-Sixth; Street to the cent, line of Meridian Street. I the place of beginning." I The Board „f Public Works of said r!t hits fixed Friday Pec 5 1924, as a date: [ upon which remonstrances may be filed or ; present'd by persons interested in. or afI feett’d by, said proposed op-niug as above: ; tieseribed and on said day at 9 o’,do k I). | m., said Board will m,*ct at its office for I the purpose of he.n ng ind eonsidi-ring any{ i r"monstrances wldeh may have been filed’ or presented, and for the purpose of taking! , final action thereon. Such actions shall bo ! final and conctio-tv onou all in-rsons Gil MILES F COFFIN. W H FREEMAN, M ,) SPENCER. ! Board of Public Works, City of Indian-1 apolis. Nov. 17. 24. 192-L _ ; CITY ADVERTISEMENT. DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS. OFFICE OF THE BOARD. Fiulinnnpolifl Fnrt Nov 15. 19*34. TO WHOM rr MAY OONCKfIN. Null -r h‘r'*by ti hy tfir Rnarfl of i’uhlit* Works f the City nf Indianapolis*. Indiana, that it desired and deemed necessary to make th* following desortbed imblie improvenn nts in City of In dianapolis, as authorized by the followhur numbered iniprov*-nirnt resolutions, adopted by said board on the 14th day of November. 1924: Nor. 13. 1924. Improvement Resolution No. 12110. ILLINOIS STREET From north property line of Forty Sixth Street. To north property line of Forty-Ninth Street. By trradinsr and paving the roadway with Wooden Bloek. Asphalt Asphaltie Concrete or Brick laid on a d-ineh (Travel concrete foundation from curb-line to curb lino to

89 LEGAL, NOTICES (Continued) i a uniform width of 40 fret: grading and ; paving the wings oi the intersecting j streets in a similar manner and to the : widths as shown on plan: curbing both sides of the roadway with Stratified Limp- ; stone. Berea Sandstone. Granit* or ♦>x24- • inch Concrete curb; enrbin? the wings of the intersecting: streets in a similar man- : ner and to the widths as shown on plan: j providing 94 lineal feet of 10-foot radius 1 granite corners: constructing 4 catch basins i including inlet tops: providing 3 new iron ; inlt-ta; laying 2 r >, lineal feet of 12>ineh ! drain pipe with connections made to inlets_. • ■ateh basins a:id manholes; resetting 5 , manhole tops to grade; diid providing 30 | lineal feet of 4xlfi-inch Stratified Lime stone Marginal Steu*?. Also * xtending a.il water. g.is. sewer and i other private eer\’lee connections to propi ertv line, wliere not already in All to be aa shown on plans and as ! specified. All work done in t.h* making of said dej FtT.lx'd public improvements shall be in accordance with the terms and conditions j of tho Improvement Resolutions, aa num- ■ berd. adopted by the Board of Public i Works on the above named day. and the j detailed drawings, plans, profiles and speeiJ fications which arr cn file a?id may be • est-n ir: the office of sn!*t Board of Public ; Works of' the City of ludianapolis. The said Board of Public Works has ! fixed Friday. Dec. 5, 1924 at 2 o'clock ' p. rn. at its office in said city is trie time ' tho proposed imt rov<*;d it. at which time hear ail ! persons interest'd or who. property is I li.ibie to be assessed for aid improvement. aud will determiu, whethei th< benefits to \ the property liable to i,- assessed ior sux-b ‘ Improvement and tlie benefits to tlie City , of Indianapolis will euua! ihe estimatod 1 rost thereof. By order of the Boa-d of Publie Works. CHARLES F. COFFIN, W H. FREEMAN, X J. SPENCER. : Board of Public iV'orks. City of Indixn--31>o!1s. , Nor _%7__34 JL924. ; CITY ADVERTISEMENT DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS OFFICE OF THE BOARD Indianapolis, ind: N'nv 13, 1924. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Not - • b’ the Board of { I*. . . • Works of tii City ~f Indianapolis. Indiana, that on' the 12th day of NovemI >-:-r. 1924. th.-y approved an assessment 1 rod ehowir.ff the r,rinia facie assessments for th- so:: ,wi- .- it, scribed public improveImpi ov oment I Resolution named: laiprov, :i.ent Resolution No. 11753. SHEPARD STREET iW S.i From South Line of couth Wa.it in Lami bert Street, To Nort * property line of Howard Street. By grading and paving the walks with , eenient placed next to th" • tvb to a uni - . : u-m width of 6 feet grading the lawns to a uniform width of 2% feet: curbing ■h" west side of the roadway xvith Strati- : ft -d 1.1n.'-s'one, Berea Sandstone, Granite lor 6-24-inch Concrete o rb to a uniform I width of 24 feet; curbing th wings of the intersecting alley a similar man- : i.er ar.d to the widths as shown on plan; i providing 38 lineal feet of 6-foot radius i granite corners: resetting 2 iron inlets to j curb grade. A: to be as shown on plans and as Per- us interested In or affected by said ! described pubi c improvement are hereby that I ,f Pu ic Works j of s-iD: '•lty has fixed Monday. Nov. 24th, 1924. 2 D n. as a date upon which r"monstrar. *s will be r-“ eived. or heard, against the amount assessed against each piece of property - ribed in said roil, and will drterm.nc the questicn as to whether such iots or tracts of land have been or wifi be benefited in tho amounts namexi on tad roil, or n a ztp.ic or less sum than That naini-d on sad roi! Said asse.smect • showing said prima facia assessments, with the names of own--1 ers and ,l--s riptl ns of property sub;e"t to be assessed i ■ may be se-n at ! the off:■ *e of tlie Board of I*:b:ic Works i of said city. r*"ART.ru E. COFFIN. W H r'RKEM AN, M. J SPENCER. | Bonr<l r>f public Works City of Indian- ; Nov/h ‘1 5 17 1C 19 CO. 21 1.324 CITY ADVERTISEMENT DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS OFFICE OF THE BOARD Indianap< 7- Ind . v 8 1924. ; TO WHOM IT MAY CONC ERN; Notice ip hereby given v th Board of Public Works of tho City of Indianapolis. Indiana, that on the 7th day of November • 1924. they approved an a***** ment roll | showing the prima facie As?s? ment a for the follow iprove ment. ae autbon.-vd by tlie Improvement j Resolution named: I Improvement Resolution No. 11839. ' FIRST ALLEY EA-T OF 3ROOKVIILB ROAD. From north property If fie o? first alley i north of Washing top Slpeet. To south property lino, of New York Street. i By grading and paving th* alley with Asph.ait. Asphaltic Con-T- Cor rete or \ Pr l s -. laid on a 8-lnch ravel concrete foundation from rt indies of property line . to 9 inches of property i.ne. to a uniform j widtf of 14 Also extending ah water.* eas. pewer. ! and other private serv: e c<~r:.- iioua to | property line where not a’ready in All to be a* shown on plan a.:: i 3S specified. Pe-sons interested in or affected by paid described public improvement are hereby • difi.t that t ■■ 7 ird nf P:b IVorkS . r.f said r;ry has fix <v d Wednesday. Nov 19 1924 2 70 p m is i xhit** upon which reuonpr.'inees w be r*"e:re<l. *r heard, against the amount ass* ssrd aeramst each piece of property des-*rlbed m said roll, and wl!! determine • ■,* question as to whether such lots or tract* of land have been or v ill Iv Ivnefited ir. rhe amounts ‘ named on s.u ! rob < r :r. a greater or less sum. than that named on said roll Sud as'-.‘*sment roll showing said prima fade as'S“ . nte with the names of owners and and senptiona of property Bub>*ct to Iv assessed, is or file and may be seen i at the office oi the Board of Public Works jf said city. CHaRI f.s k. coffin \Y H. FREEMAN. M J SPENCER. Board of Public Works City of Indian j a polls Nov 10. 11. 12 13 14 15. 17 1924. i CiTV AL-VUKTL-hMENT DKFARTMKNT OF PUBLIC WORKS OFFICE OF THE BOARD Indianapolis Ind Nov 12. 1924. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is here!*;, given b> the Board of Pnb'h- Works *er. 1924 they approved an assessment •oh showing th • p;-:ma fn< ic ns.-cssments f.*r the fol,-*wp c li.'M-ribcd p*:bl:- improveI in’it. as an * 7 ci by the Improvement ! Resolution mm *1 Improvement Resolution RAYMOND STREET From east property :;n * of Bluff Roati. To west property line of Shelby Street Kx ’ ‘Pt mteisc- tions of Meridian Street and Madison Avenue, and space occupied by the J M. A l R. R. tracks. By grading end naving the roadway 1 with Asp 11 Lt Asphaiii*- Concrete Concrete ; nr Brick, laid on a R-ir.ch gravel concrete | foundation, from curb line to curb line, to j a uniform width of 30 feet, grading and i paving the wings of the Intersecting ; -t repts alt* ys and driveways to the park, in a similar manner and to th A width* 1 shown on plans: providing 1.1 rtl lineal : ?eet of 4xlS inch Stratified Lur.estona 1 Marginal Store or x'.’x2-inoh Standard i Steel Paving Guard. as specified; construct!.,-' 5 new manholes; coTistructting 4 new catch-basins including inlet* tops: provlding 32 new* iron inlets to depths as shown on plans haying 1 .rtOrt lineal feet of 3 2imh drain pip* : laying 375 lineal feet of i"-ir**h dram pipe laying 33R iineal feet of uuk drain pipe; laying 555 lineal feet of 29 inch drain pipe; lay !?:g 211 Imeal feet of "A inch drain pipe; .all drain pipe to be conn vffd to manholes cat**h hasms and .niets. with connections made to manholes at bench wall; reselling 15 manhole tops to grade Also extend nc all water power, sras an, other private service cmi; * ctions to prop* erly line where not already In All t< be as hown on plan and as specl- ; fied Spun AT* NOTICE TO CONTRACTOR: Contractor in submitting l us bid. must, submit a separate bid. p<*r square yard, for gradir,and paving of the roadway, including a ! ifem* sfatiai above exclusive ;.f the gradmg and paving of the space oo- \ mpied by the car tracks: and a separate bid square yard, for the grading and : paving of the space occupied by the car tracks Contractor must also submit a separate 1 bid. per lineal foot for new Granite radius I corners, as shown on plans: a separate bid ! per lineal foot, for new straight Stratified Limestone. Berea Sandstone and Concrete Curb, a separate bid. per lineal foot, for resetting of straight curb: and a separate bid, per square foot, for new cement walk to be allowed as an extra. Persons Interested in or affected by said deeeribod public improvement are hereby notified that the Board of Public Works of said ci;y has fixed Friday, Nov. 21st 1924 2 p. m. as a date upon which remonstrances will be received, or ! ird igainst the amount assessed against f -h piece of property deseriljed o said roll, and will determine the question as to whether such ’ots or tracts of land have been or will b* l benefited in the amounts named on said roll, or In a greater or less sum than that named on said roll Said assessment roll showing said prims fro ;a assessments, with th** names of ow-*-'rs and descriptions of property subject to be assessed, is ou tile and mav be seen a--the office of the Board of Public Works of said city, CHARLES F COFFTN. W. 11. FREEMAN. M. J SPENCER BoarrJ of Public Works. City of IndianDoha. Nov 13. 14. 15. 17. 18. 19. 20. 1924.