Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 166, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 November 1924 — Page 11

THURSDAY, XOY. 20. 1024

STOCKS RESUME •OPERATIONS FOR PRISE INCREASES Reserve Bank Announces £ Per Cent Rediscount Rat% Will Hold, Average Stock Prices Arirwe price of twenty industrial stocks AYinr*lay was lld Cl. off 49 Average prior of twauty rails was Do"*., off ■ •••*■ Average price of forty boiiils was • , ■ ■ lloff .1". Bv United Brest N’EW YORK. Nor. 20.—Pome of Wednesday’s late selling vras due to rumors spread to the effect that an increase in the rediscount rate planned by the local Federal Reserve Bank. Announcement that the 3 - , served to sto. Iv the general list in the early dealings and operations for the rise were resumed ni certain groups, especially among the low priced rails. Hr uses connected with important hanking institutions were buying M. Iv. A- TANARUS., Rock Island and Texas Pacific. which displayed great activity at the best levels of the movement. eAi T . y? tfi morning with prices holding , lose in the forenoon. The turnover registered 1.453.996 shares in the first two hours and or.o half. Commission Market S, chans-i re made in commission market prices Thursday. Reec-iota wen heaviest of the invi; cul demaod. - j-pe, ‘i .1 i ty for Greet* vesr—tables w ts strong No appreciable chauz-i- were made ui potato quotat ops and it- ale: ~ v • now looking PirNth i-iy prices i, r some time. Fruits Apples—Fancy Jonathans. ST 50 a bb' : fancy Delieioua $4 : ■ a box. fancy Wealthys. $• >0 a bbL: Gr" s Golden. 87.50 a bbi.; fancy New York Kings. ft-.Yob a bbi. A promts-—C Uif omsa. s,in s.ij a box. Barinn?—Oil tic a pound Cantaloupes—California Honey Pews. $3 so a crate. Cranberries —C. O blanks, $5 50 a half harp.l -ox CVl.tr:'- Ml- -5.75. Grapefruit—s3..'-> a box Grapes—t'anoy l t it--r a Emperors ST (gC.C.a keg; fancy Ark :.;*! Concords HTc five-pound basket; M - lusau J’ariy Btuoa, 6c-■ sixteen-pound basket Lemon* —California r~ a 75 ML I.imes —SI .>0 a hundred Oranges—Extra fancy California Valencias. 126s to 324a. 37.50# 5: F!or:uas. 150s to 288s. $7 @5.75. Pears—Fancy home-grown Kiefers. $1 50 bushel: extra fancy N. Y. D An;oe. S3 bu. Persimmons —Fancy Indiana*. 51.50 a crate. Vegetable* Beans—Fancy Southern Greens. 5-1 50 a bushel. Beets—Fan-y home-grown. 35c dozen hutches. SI bushel Cabbage—Fancy Holland seed. lHft'-lc pound. Carrots—sl 25 a bushel. Cucumbers —Home-grown. 51.75 @2 a dozen Eggplant—sl.7s a dozen. Fndiv,—soc doren. M i.i-iL-f —Fancy I'-ebcrg. 85 a crate; H Mangoes—Home-grown. 52 a bushel. Onions—rpati’.s.’i 51.1td a • rate; Ei diar.a ; low. $1 7'- i"-:.a i u : 51 hot house greens. 45c dozen bum-hes. P i re lev—Home-grown. 50 dozen bunches Radi'hes —B ittO’ hot bouse 90.* dozen bunches: Lor.’ r-.. or white .in,; dozen. Rutabagas—*l li’ty-ib. basket. Spua*!;—s2 a 1 ih**l. SunaJh —. ->r.--y r .g.-Ts 3•. 4c a pound Tomatics—Fancy Caufon-ii repacked, 55 a s;\ basket , rate Turnips— sl.2s a bushel. Potatoes Fancy Michisa . round white- 51 90 a 150-!b. has Minnsotas 51 15 % 150-lb bag: Red River Kariy Ol- ns, 51 so a 170pound bag: Idaho Rt,;s*-ts. to 75 a 170po and bas. dianas. s•*( a bushel; Arkansas 52.25 a Sweet Pot Hots —V:rgl:ita j r 1 75 a barrel; extra fancy Jeri- .a. 53 basitel; inbushel. G. 0. P. Banquets Stephenson D. C. Stephenson, former “<>!d man'’ of the Ku-Kittx Ki.in, \\;us honor guest at t dinner Wcln-s i v night. at the Several triv-n by ifpublican county ofTirers-elect. George V. Coffin. Republican county ch.--.lr-man, tyas given a witch. U.itYin and Schuyler A. Haas, Seventh District Republican chairman, talked. ' Skulls ( !ui> to Frolic Skulls Club, honorary Hurler fraternity, will hold their blanket hop at the Severin roof garden Saturday night. Proceeds will be used to purchase ”B” blankets for senior members o? the football squad. Special music will be provided. Births W Inland v 341 ..* Allen and Oieva AV, r’man. 1115 Villa. Lloyd and Nettie Pis-waifT. St. Vino at Hospital. Perry and Mary Clement*. 200(1 Broadway. Rob,'4 and Neße Barley, 1503 Boulevard PI. Hal and Minnie Stoneking. Clark Blakcslee Hospital. noia. RussF’ and Hazel Lor“ntr 1174 T'dr-’l. John anc. Mabel Johnson, 3120 X. UliFraiik and Maty Ellison. Methodist Hospital. 1 ranees and Hel-n Devlui, 2035 Langicy. William anil Lena Rosk-r. 4<H5 Brill. Girls I-ester and Rosa Boone. 16.50 S. Delaware. 'Thomas and Irene Mathews Deaconess Hospital. Cleon and Julia Crowlich. 327 N. Gladstone. Ru hard and Mary Moore. 1635 S. Sherman Dr. Lou:* and Julia Mueller, St. Vincent Hospital. J -seph and Eva Littell. Sf. Vincent Hos. Pit,.! William and Blanche Bryant. 22!* it. State. Pixston and Florence Stoner. 5733 E. Washington. John and Maud Hexton. 923 Chase Simon and -allie short. 205 l.:awa*ha. Patrick ar.ri Nora I.ue.d 1529 Lind n William aid Anna Schlenter. 1435 S. New- Jersey. John and Ruth Warvel. Methodist Hospital. Earl and Irene Ford. 1049 Tli.-h Leon and Beulah Ruffin. 1,507 E. ThiytyFourth. Deaths Daniel M Braduury. I*o. 2925 N. Talbot*. arterio sclerosis Rrbeii-a Ann Roberts. 79. 750 N. Tacoma, arterio sclerosis. James Easton. 63. city hosipta!. pernicious anemia. Winifred Lee. 64. 1512 X New- Jersey, broncho pneumonia. John Walker Christy. 28. Methodist Hospital. mea-nguis. Albert Vandergrill. 57. 233.3 N. I.a Salle, appendicitis. Maurice Sullivan. 86. .3345 Broadway, arterio sclerosis. - Samuel T- - ‘-y 16 1410 Roosevelt genAeral tuberculosis. Infant Grybbs. 3 hours city hospital ''premature birth. A E. Soper. 57. city hospital, diabetes mellitus Amos RtisseU. til. city hospital, chronic myocarditis. Horace Marksbury. 14, city hospital, septicaemia. Anna Dausch 87. 1.350 Reisner. broncho pneumonia Elias Shinalt 58, Methodist Hospital, chronic myocarditis. , Mary Striggow, 72. 1618 Drapar. carcinoma.

New York Stocks (By Thomson & McKinnon* " —Nov. 20— t Oils—

™—*H*Y . e. U itrtilroavU— Atr2:3o Prer, High. I,fiw. p. m. close. Atchison . . 112 ' j 112 112'* 113 W B & O. . . 70', H9's 69*, 69 ”, 0. & O. . 9! 88", 901, 87", t,- N W. 6!*'. 08", 691 68 ** C. K & P 43", ... 43', 43 It & Lack 153', ... 142 'a 14!>z Erie . 31 30’* 31 Gi Nor pfd 71", ... 70", 70 'g Lehigh Vs! 09'. 60S 09', 10 Mo Pa pfd .3*, 71 12’, 71 X V 0n... 117 V, 117% 117 " 114 ' Xor Pac. . . 70", ... 09", 0!* ‘i Nor * W 125... 175', 125'* Penn,.vlv an. 47'j .. . 47", 47' Read mg . 67 66 66 *, 66 *4 So Railway 14 ? , 74"* 7 4", 75 S So 1 'acifle 107", lOl", 107 , 101*, St Paul bid 7-'*, 25’, 25", 75 ' a St 1. & S K 50 ", 5 4*j 55", 53'., V::nv. Pac 143", 14?d 11s", 147‘-s Wabash pfd 56 55*s 56 54 "i Rubber,— Goodyr pfd 78*4 ... 78’4 78 K-FvSpg.. 16*, .. 16", 16*4 C 3 Rub.. 37 '* .36", .37', 37'.* Equipments— Am l.oc ; >. 84 63", 84'4 Radi L<*. i 12.5 44 121'4 125*4 125', ,eu Flee. 272 ’i 770 272‘a 770', Pullm.i i .... ... „ . . 13514 W.st Elec. 65'4 ... 64*4 64 *s Steels—— Bethlehem.. 44", 44 44", 44*4 Col" Fuel. .39 <4 39*4 Si , 39'* Crucible.... 65 63 *4 65 04 Gulf States. 77", 70", 7 7‘, 77 Kepl'-Oii.. 49*. 48 49’., 48 i E s Steel. 110’s 114% 116 115A* Alotors— Am Bosch . 28% 27% 28 Chandler Mt 31 .30% 30 , .30% General Mot 58% ... 58% .59% Mot. 111% 111 111% 110% Maxwell A. 70% 76 16 % 76 Maxwell 15. 31% .30% .31% .31", Stud.-baker.. 4! % 41 41 41 Stewt Wrn. 57 ... 57 .>7% Timken.. . .37 ... .36% 36% Yellow- Cab ... ... • ■ 8% fnt Nickel.. 20', ... 20% 20 Tex G Sul. 84 % ... 84% Si %

Retail Fish Prices

Retail fish price,. Oean Varieties — Boston h.i-id- k fi‘. ■*,. ' >7: 10- ; dr* ss,xl hadock. 30c; mlibut steaks. 4"--: r.'i salmon steass. 35c fr ,-i co<l steak* 10c. pompano. 40c: blucfisb. 35c: Spanish mackerel. 35c: red snappers, 3.5 c; snappers, threats. 40<Specialties—Fresh ;umpo frogs. 50 c: r-.v- lobsters Rue fr-. sh green s’ •-trip me: large s-ailops 80.- pound: tn-sh p : c-d crab meat SI.OO .i pound: Maine finnan ha-ldie. 30c e c'rry “tone Fain,, 4",. a dor.- -, large i ...baug dams. SP--Lake and Ui\ cr VarU-ti.-s—Lake white fir 1 : 35. . Trout. 33- : yellow ;>:kc. "35c. arke salmon 35c: blue pike 25c; yellow fier-h, 75c; channel catfiFU, 35.;: biuefin liering. .30c • pickerel, 75c: grass pike 2.7 c. river carp IS- nuft Fo. 20c; nuiilets. loc; black ba-s 4"- : iarge crapptes 35c. LOWER PRiCESON BOARD OF 1 HADE Wheat Breaks as Market \ Opens. By ! tntrrl I’rcs* CHICAGO. Nov 23.—Grain prices opened lower on the Ch; ;*tgo Hoard of Trade today. Chiefly under the influentne of sharply reduced level* in Liverpool, wh- it Broke 1% —17,c0r,I 7 ,cor, first sales. Without any domestic bullish features, the market seemed cejtain to follow Liverpool, where heavier offer: vus of American and 'anadian wheat and a falling off of inquiry sent prices on th downgrade. Yesterday's bull market in corn be!nr causeii chiefly by short cover:rr. there was an absence of strength today, and prices responded to the d*•••vr.ward X" 'rid in wise it. Oats demotiS*rated some resistance hut did not have sufficient nndeilyi:,L strell g*)t/to eon ,: tiv trend -f wheal and corn and prices opened ■% to under yesterday's close. Ilieher boss and ...aides balanced low* r grains arid provisions opened steady. Chicago Grain Table WHEAT At 11 30 Prey llp-.l High. T.pw a. in ciusc. —X ov. 20 D- • 1 5H’ 1 ,i*', 1.48". 149% 1.51% 1 49", Mav 1 57 . 138 1 56", 1 57% 1 59% 1 58 Jglv 1 "4 1 39 1.38 1 38 ‘a j 40 CORN— Dee. 1 161 17% 1 15% 1.17% 1 18% 1.16 % May 1 71 1.82*4 1.21 1 22% 1.73 1 22 July 13 1.23 % 1.21% 123 124 1 22 OATS— Dec 53% 53% 5.3 5.3% 54 53 ", May 58 % 58% 58 % 58", 59% 58 % July 57 57% 56 V 57% 57% CHICAGO. Nov. 20.—Car! ot receipt* an--- W::. at. 52; oats. 50. corn, 144; rye. 45; baray, 9. Produce Markets Strictly fr> sb nrw-laid No. 1 ogzs. !;irg ■ size. 57c. No. 2 or hcM rggn 42c towl*. 4 % l*e. up, 19c; under 4% lbs.. 1 >c; 12c: spnng-f-r-,. IHe Gt’hnni poultry. 25 per cent dis. uu:!; young turn turkey*. 12 lbs. up. 28c; aid tom turkey* 23c young 1 r turkeys 18c ducks 1 pounds up 15c: geese. If* pounds up. 12c -qu.-ths. 11 pounds to dozen. $3 75: young guineas. 2-pound size. $7 dozen; butter fat delivered Indianapolis. 38c: packing stock butter delivered ludianapoli. 20Q22c ib Rabbits. $3.50 dozen drawn. NEW S'ORK No". 20—Flour—Quiet Pork —Dull. Mess $32 50 u 33.50 Lard — E sy; midwest spot. $15.10-M. 15.20. Sugar Raw, firm w* ntrifugat I'd test, ss.!<o; rctuusi firm: nauuUt-d. 57.15 4j 7.46. C ,s----sec—Rio No. 7 spot 22 %'u 73c: Santo, No. 4. 27''i 27 % c Tallow—Firm: special to extra t* lOc. Hav—Quiet: No. 1 s-1 30-. 1 .35: No. 3. sl3o'-' 1 15. Dressed poultry—Firm; turlcys 31'l" 4sc: chu k- .. : • - 4.'. fowls. 15 hi 31c: ducks. 75'1l 29c; dii ■ Loni Island 27 at'29c. Live poultry —lrregular; p.-esc. 12 u 2<>c: ducks 17',t 79c.; fowls 1!%; 30c: turkevs. 25St .32c: rc.isters, 17c- ciiick.-ns. 7132 c; broilers, 28 30 Chess -Firm: State whole milk. cmW-j to sir-cials.’ 18 -r 73- : State skims. . !iOi - to sjs.-cials, 12*11 16%c; lower grade*. si lie Butter—Easy; receipts. 9 767 creamy extras 41c; special market. 44* . 'a 4nr. Ksgs—Firm: receipts. 8.193: nearby white farcy SIKtM-; nearby .State whites 1 o'. 80": t -esh firsts 52w66e; 1% ,-ific coasts. 45t0 78c; Western while*, 37 'c 80c: nearby browns, 63'ji 75c. Tank Wagon Prices (Gasoline prices tlo not include tax ul 7.- a gallon.) GASOLINE—F.uergee 17c a gallon: Pur ol 13 7c: Red Crown. 1.3 c: Target. Iver Fla h 17c Standard aviation. irS KEROSENE —Crystalme, 11.7 c; Moore Liglit 14.5 c: Perfection 11 7c; Standard furnace oil. 10 6c (under 200 gallons!: 9.6 c (more than 200 gallons): Bright Light, 11.7 c; Sinclair, 12.7 c. NAPTHA —Energce Cleaners. 18 sc: V. M .t P.. IS.5c: Staiuioiitid Cleaners, 18.5 c. Hay Market Prices Wagon load prices of hay and grain at Indiananoiis arc a-s follows Hay—Timothy, No 1. a ton; No. 2. sl2 01 1; mixed. No. 1. SlCiilo; No 2 512M14. Corn—Old. $1.05*11.10; new, 70@75c. Oats—s 3■( 55c. Prices on Coal Indianapolis retail <ajal pri.'fS! a* announced by dealers are: Indiana Lump. $6 a ton; Coke. $10; Kentucky Lump, $7.50; West Virginia Lump. $7: Pocahontas Lump. $9.25: mine run. $7: Anthracite. $16.50. (Wheeling. 500 a ton extra.)

Cal Petrol. 23% 23 2.3 % ... Houston Oil 73% 73%. 7'2'j 71% Mariand <1 39 .38% 38% .38 Pan Am Pt. 54*4 ... 54*4 55*4 Pan Am B. 53 53% 53% 53 % Pacific Oil. ... ... ... 53% Pro & Ref. .. . ... . ■ 28% Pure Oil .... 26% .. 26% 26", Ko.val Dutch 46 Vs ... 45% 46% Stand, Cal. !(♦% ... 59% 60% Stand. NJ. 37% ... 37 37% Sin'lair ... 16% ... 16% 16% Texas C 0... 4.2% ... 42% 42% Coppers— Am Smelt.. 84% 84% 84*4 84*4 Anaconda.. ; 39 38*, 39 .39 Kcnnecott. . 49 48% 48 * 49 U S Smelt - 35% Indiifttririls— Allied Chem 76 75 2 76 76 Am C?4i . . 131 I* 140T* 161 151 H Anier lee ... . • • £7 Am Woolen 61% 61 6*2% (’ooa Cola. . 78 7 * . - • 78'-4 Coin Can.. 60 > 4 59 Vi 60% 59 U Davison Ch 4‘3% . 4'.’ •% 41% Cam IMayors 8S % 87% ftS 88% G Asphalt 41) % 49 49% 49 % Tit Paiwr ... 48 7 s Int Hsrv. . 106 ft * 105 106 % 104 % Mont ccW.. 47% 45% 47% 46% S* u s-Roe. , c t \ V 4 ’ \ VSC I P 1.69%' 166% 159% 141% U S In Ah. 85 84% 85 84% l tllitle#— Am T A* T *. . 179% Con Gas. 75% 7">% 75 7 < ?.>% Columbia G. 46 45% 45% 45% >ti ip ping— Am Itn Cor . ... 74 I;; M M pfd 16% 47% 43 % 43% Foods— Am Suijar 48% 47 T !i 48% 48% Am F>. Sj . . , ... 44 Corn Prod. 38% 38% . 38% 0 CS g pfd 61 % 61 % 61 % 62% CAm Sir.. . 30% .. . 30 30% roh.HCOH Am Tob. 164 163% 364 163 f 5 P *11) 67% 67% 07% 67%

HOGS 25 TO 35C • HIGHERJOPjIO Bulk ‘Brings 59@9,50 — Cattle Steady. —Hoc Prices Day by Day—- ' Xor. Bulk. Top. Receipts | 14 9 75 19 59 lo 0(1 13.900 |ls 9.75 !F.50 1(1 90 it 500 il l . ;i 30 9 8.5 9.01*0 |is 8 7.*'it 1* 27* 10.90 J 7.000 i 19 .8 75 -' 9 1.5 9 -5.5 17.00(1 i 20! 9 00 ,( 9.50 10 60 12.000 Dern.and for hf>ss at the local mar ! Rot cout imied unabated Thursday ; and a sharj’ rise of 25 to 35c was ! made in prices. Ho cipts of 12,000 | compared vi !th 17**06 Wednesday .were |, .nsidered fairly llpht for ti,o volume |of trade. Top was 15c his her at. $lO. j Hulk was fully 35c lilplier at s;v,f ■ 50. Kxtreino raiipe was |8 50if sl9. }{• ivy porkers toiii-e-i the mar|i'- at $9.7.5 and 10. M'-d.ums were t.p at s!'.•>'-*• .'.75. I.ufhi -vs trht hops Id or s'/( 9.25. I,:iJit lights wi-fe r; iot'-d ;1 t $7.5" '.* Piat s'...** 'f S 50, si.owed no marked advance, but j indicating j* tlKhtenlng of values. Sows were in most cases . higher. | Smoo’ii- were quoted at 1 9.25 while roughs sold at $8.25 u 5.75. There were 305 holdovers. (’attic prices were uncharged to lower. Same factors that have weakened trade on other days this week ruled Thursday. Steer receipts were liqht and prices were steady at sS'u'B.so for medium liandyw. liihts: s9'o :* 50 for fairly pood T.piu hand*, weights, and s'l'-( ' 7 for common killers. Hut- her ’ heifers s"id indifferently at ss'-' 7.50. A f—* s lies of fat light heifers were n "I.- t $9 to $-16. Gen. ul run of ; beef cows sold at $3.50^1-4.75. Veal: advanced 50c on a slight ; pick-up in orders. Top was $11.50 , and tie* hulk of good veals moved ..I $lO 5‘ 'ill. Mdiiiim.i were quoted at $x .’-•l'fi 9.5i| and common calves >••! i t 851*. 7 Receipts were 500. Sheep and lamb prices held steady. | Choice lambs sold at $13.50, heavies ’.'.ere placed at $11,501*12.50. Mixed |te ought s:V'' t3. Culls soil] at $3. j I"air to good light sheep sold at $5 - 6 and son... heavy bucks cleared j ;i*. :3h- 3.50. Receipt* wen* 000. —ng®— ' Good hog* MO 160 6 av .$ S r.O'u 875 160 t ISO pounds 8.75 vr 900 180 to ”Ti<) pnirr!* {) ()()'(/ 9DA ■i<) to porntls 9%.V t 60 'V ' to M' O6O Gi 975 ! ‘,77 i* i'<% up 9.75 10.00 i l‘i>H 140 pour*!* ti ... 650 i 8.7*0 ; ' .ix'iit ho".-i . . ... ..... 8.75 Sicn. I MO n> up, ehoifY.slo 7*o f il 11 75 006 !) 00 9.50 :• 8p '•! 1.000 to 1 ‘.*oo lb.-* prim** JT-f! i* o .. . 1 0 50<</ 11.75 • Plan* 1.600 Dm 7 7*o f,t 9.00 ; Me i to 4*:-wl '.cifcrft . . . 0.7,0 ' 8 5 4 lu-ht I. ... 8 50 w 10.00 Common to imoium .. 3.50 i 450 1 4 boic* 5 00'/. 550 1 ( tnnfirw i ri.it -i h % ?:>'.! 3 7*o M'-tMher 3>u!! 4 50 \i 6 00 j Uologna'bulls 3.50'(/ 4.25 —Calvefr—v>3.i9 . . $11.50 I.iirlitwf'urbt '‘‘ais H.so'Vf 9 50 'r*.ol v* . . 10 50 ui 11 00 , Common he.ivP-n 7* 00'". 8.60 —Sliff'P adn LmhM— Ckoif'o Jamba 5>13.50*? 14.00 ; Milium?* 11 and 12.50 Cull B.OOH 10 00 \ t-rtrliiiTTH 7.00(6 9.00 Msilium to choice •*•*•* .... 4 W'<* 0.00 Culls 2.00H 1 3 00 Other Live Stock rT*EVKI.AXD. Nov. *2o.— Hog* —Re cvpt.*. 4,500 market. a*Miro ar6 Htronx; vork*:-i $99.60: mo* tiiuin p)*rh, 77; touklib. $3. Cattle'—Uocriptß. 700; market, slow; ood so elioi* *• bolls. 57>ft0.50; pooO to elioiee n'r* -r. f8 9.30: noo! so eh oh I *'* heifers. 7 .50: g(o$l to ehniee < ows, fair to p'oofT *ow. s.*l fit, 4 eomtuon eown. $1:50 fn.'Z 75: uiileiiers. Sh*U) anrt lambs— fb'■••pjpiH. *’.760: market, -?7)e lower; fop .714 7*o. Calv s—Hi eipts. 300; mar* 1.1 t a< f. v top. ?1 *’ .50 KAST m’i'K \LO, Nov. 70—Cattle —Re. •( ;rv* 600 market, “low ami n jß' ; pmp St- -rs s*9'(ti 1 o butcher irnwl'S, >7.*45 M il; cow*. Sl.7s'ii 0.35 Calveg—Receipts. \'sn; market slow and steady; mill to ehni<*f\ 83 r >t I*l. Sheep and lambs—R*v 1.1 mt'. *J,OO(*; market, slow, lambs. 25c lowar; ehoieo lambs sl4<s/11.75: cull to fß!r, £8 *i 13; \'l\ sheep. S3 ut 9. Hoi?—Rcet‘iptft. 5.6<K. market, active. JO to *’7k: hlpher; yorkers. sß.27*'® • f.77; pips. S9: mixed. $9.77f</ 9.Bii; heav i- S7 (/10; routfbs. sß's. ft. 25; ta^s. $5 f u 6. Marriage Licenses Fr.-d Mitchell, .'ll. 130 W. Tenth, porter: Id', M. Warren. 522 W. Michigan. Thomas Scott. 64, 3027 Graeeland. ]aborcr: All, " Cassada. 50 656 S. East. George A. Swain. 34. 2527 Parkway, auto service manager: Bessie M. Wright. ■:i. 2722 X Illinois, bookkeeper. Britton Wright. 33 519 Spring, moulder: Elizabeth Reese. 37. 519 W. North. Travis E. Armis. 21, 1340 Keating, cost, accountant: Lillian It. June®. 20, 1105 N. Olney, stenographer. Carl F. Tuehfarber, 21. 3959 Buckle, assistant buyer; Dorothy M. Guillaume, 20. 5215 Broadway. George G. Passivater. 61. 1269 Nordyke; Minna Girkem. 65. 1206 Nordyke. John A Asplund. 25, 931 N. Illinois, blacksmith; Helen M. Funkhouae. 19, 713 ■ Rob..'-! W. Harris. 21 1934 Wilcox, clerk; Mary K. Linden. 31, 1108 N. Warman. Frank Cramer, 27. Y. M. C. A., plasterer: Gladys P, Baker. 19. 4 W. Dalton, bookkeeper. Jacob 8. Reach. 34. 918 Marlin, railroad Philomena T. Heichelbeck, 26, 741 S. Noble, stock keeper. Robert Wilson, 26. 516 Cincinnati, laborer: Loretta Harris. 21. 2124 Wendell. Fred Davis, 24, 417 Sixteenth PI., bell hoy: Zeller Frink. 19. 1651 Cornell. Fred E. Aufderheide ,lr . 33 R. R. D. truck gardena ; Sadie Wedemen, 34. 1423 R. East.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

WITNESS ADMITS HAWKINS BOUGHT Favorable Letters of Politicians Arc Read Into Record. The Cooperative League of America was not making operating expenses. had been barred from doing business in several States and was involved in litigation costing more than $200,000 when the Hawkins Mortgage Company of Portland, Ind., took it over in December, 1922, Henry J. Rovard of Pittsburgh, Pa., organizer of the league, admitted in Federal Court today. Bovard, one of sixteen defendants in the conspiracy to use the mails in a scheme to defraud case growing out of operations of the Hawkins Company and its subsidiaries. spent an unpleasant, time un tjpr t!ie searching cross-examination of Homer Elliott. United States district attorney. Statements Contradicted Elliott led the witness into a >--c r of contradictory statements. On direct examination hv his attorney, laither Day, of Cleveland, son of former (’tiief Justice Day of the United States Supreme Court, lie testified that he expected tho Hawkins Mortgage Company to carry out the contracts of tho Cooperative T-eagne. Under Elliott’s grilling ho admitted he had written let tors advising contract holders to exchange their contracts fur common stock in the Hawkins Company. He testified that personal investigations. had convinced him of the reliability of the Hawkins Mortgage Company. In reaching this conclusion he said he had I en influenced bv letters of recommendation written by Merrill Moores. Congressman from the Seventh di-’net. United States Senator Junes K. Watson and former United States Senator Albert J. P-< v.-ridgm Moores Letter Left Out Day put the Reveridg** and Watson letters in evidence, but tic- letter in which Moores expressed sympathy lor Hawkins in a contn- ersy involving Judge Albert B Anderson was not put in record. Tho caa dragged slowly !<• , tv, am! uni* ss it moves ? isl. rit tv;l no: reach tht. jury until Saturday Monday. Bovard was the fourth of sixteen defendants to take tic land ir his rwn behalf. Elmer Stout, president of the Fletcher American National Rank, and Frank I >. Stain iker, president of the Indiana National Rank, will bcharacter vvitnes-'-s for Mon! Carter, an Indianapolis defendant, it was II ME GIVEN FARM SENTENCES Small Docket Faces Speed Judge, Albert Wishmeyer, 2TI I’.othel Avo.. and lCenn* h i'ov.icr. 18. of "17 R.vbolt Ave., wore given 5100 fines and thirty-day sentences ofi the Indiana State Farm in speed court, following second conviction of speeding today. Roth were released under Ja'iOo appeal bonds. With these exceptions Judge l v rn Tern. Russell Harrison show--! hnlency One of th heaviest fines was given Noll Wright, 324 \Y Twenty First St., who. charged wi'h driving forty-five miles an hour ■ t Twenty-Fourth and Illinois tit,-:., was fined ted and cost--. Only seventy-eight drivers were arraigned. FUND GETSABOOST Woman Gives $1,00(1 to Chicago City "Conscience.” By 7,*'i< Special CHICAGO, Nov. 20.—Here is a counter-thrust for professional women hotels. One thousand dollars, in SIOO bills arrived by mail at the office of the Chicago city comptroller, Wednesday. An unsigned note, in a woman’s handwriting, read: "Please accept this for the city’s conscience fund.’ Scientists to Hear Editor Willis J. Abbot, editor Christian Science Monitor, will speak at. Second Church of Christ Scientist, 1201 N. Del .ware St., at 7:30 tonight.

A Widely Diversified Income One reason for the strength and steady growth of the electric service industry is the fact that its source of income is ividoly diversified. Practically every form of useful effort demands electric potver and light. Even in dull times this industry keeps going forward. Five of the largest producers of electric power and light in Indiana ivho are serving daily thousands of diversified users of electric light and power are subsidiary companies of Central Indiana Power Company. This company’s preferred securities at the present price, $93.60 per share, yield about 7%% on the investment. They are safe and sound, paying dividends every three months. You can buy them for cash or by our saving plan. Call, phone or write. * INVESTMENT DEPARTMENT Central Indiana Power Company Or Subsidiaries: M-r-hantu Hoot A* l ight <o. AVabaxh Valley Electric so. Northern Indiana Power Cos. Indiana Electric Corporation. Attica Electric Cos. A Hoosier Institution

publishing co. Indicted Baltimore Post Ciied for Printing Tax Returns. By United Brens BALTIMORE, Md., Nov. 20.—The Baltimore Post Company, publishing tho Daily Post, one of the Scripps- I Howard newspapers, of which The I Indianapolis Times is one, was in- j dieted by the Federal grand jury i today for printing income tax re-1 turns. This is understood to ho the first indictment to test the income taxi publicity law. Six other newspapers! are to be indicted. 39 LEGAL NOTICES j CITY ADVERTISEMENT V DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS OFFICE OF THE BOARD Indianapolis, £n<l.. Nov. 19. 1924. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCKRN Notice is hereby srivon by the Board of ! Public Works of tho City of Indianapolis. luciiaJia, that on tho 19th flay of November. *1924. thoy approved an assessment roll nhowing: tho prima facie for the following* ilesertUfcrt public improvemvirt, as authorizrd by the Improvement Resolution named: Improvement TUsohition No 11684 \V i SCO NS l N ST R KKT. . l’>om west property line of To west property line of Capitol Avenue My Rrathng- and paving the roadway -p (Tf'ie or Brick, laid on a 6 inch gravel concrete foundation, from euro line to ourb line, to a p uniform width of 24 feet: grading* and paving* th* wings off the intersecting streets and alleys ;n a * similar aann.r ind :* ttie vid*' s h<wn r. pian * providing* 3! lineal fe.-r of in foot Gi.jrute lii'diviK corners reH*iting- 31 hrieai feet of 10 foot Uadi k curriers: pro viJiriL' 106 hneai feet of 4x! 8-inch Strati fied Idmestone Marcina! Stone or % x2x2ineh Married St* i Having (tuard. as specified, resetting; I manhole top to j: rade Also ex all water sewer, gas ard o M .*‘r nrivHf • service eounrctions to property lirio v, here not already in. All to be as shown on jiian and as spec!Persons in or < ffeted by *atd d* • ■ r:tw and publi* uepro ■*. r ;*nt ar- herebv notified that tho Board of Pub .• Work's o' s.id city hat* fixed Friday. Nov 28th. 1924 *.’ p. ni. as t date up •* , i wl ieh re* ■ mo?i-•trances will le reeefvctl or heard, ! st ti.e amount i against ea< h ! oits t* of property di-scribed ii' sahl roll, and •'LI determine tic- qur.-'inn as to whetiurj - . h !■•: - M- tr c ,- i \ Uil! pe benefited in the amounts rgfened or “'3d r,,t 1 r • . :r> .r--r ,>r sum iharr that named on -a * I roll S*:d roll Hhnwiujf said prima f n-’.e ikes- •**!•■ i •:!#** wph tie* n enrs of own find ties ripfiuns of property svbojeet to Ve* fLfS* --irM'ti ih on file . *:; 1 may b* Keen at t! •• offict- (!;, B-i.-ini or Hul.a.r Works' ul r.l i‘i 'It.V CHARLES E COFFIN W u MILKMAN M .1 SHF.NCFR * : -=<r6 Os Hub.- • Wcr... City ..f luitiarv Not 20 .1 ” •• t . ■ . - u —7 i <VJ4. “ CITY All VERn'sici FNT dei’artmext of i rni.ic works. OFFICE 16- THE BOARD !• !i:ir-irii'!i- D.) Xov 19 1924 TO W[! M IT MAV COX( MRX N to •- ii* hrreby mvrn t.v BoarU of l iv - ' t!i*- C-'v ' indidr-ttpol!. !■ -usiia tl-.it o,i t(, IT!, ('a-.- ~f Nor--n ; G 19 1 . i ■ y e i.- ul - - flimtinc I i mu !;o"- :o*-- on-ots for, ;iit- iti-- -.:it • ‘ [mblii- improv**- j 1 ' ' -i— “i 1 .':,->: 6v if.,* Irripr-.-%-riiirnt it, tit 10*1 osn • J bitttro-- .-ii:-R- m X-i 1 1 990 MIX X EMIT A .TKKKT, i ■ 0:1 ;■* .- 5. --r -- Stl-'-l. i To Vkt At pro .-vty bur . : Maß.son Av,- . nnHy m -niti-y out row I th- roazivay ' oiti. v\ -.-. 1- i Ar, .ill A-psi ' tl-- ( nrur-t i,r i:- - i.ii<: ~-i .-i ,1 0,.-h XT 11 Vs-: oon.-v, t- lo fiuiuti ,!! from , Ii ,- to o;rj Oil- (- i ' -hi: w id'll "1 6 !: grailiiiir ;iul pavii.g lli wti-.ics - t‘- • !iitor- --i my nir,-,-t- :i:<l h : *vh in ;i :in,l (- Cm .iu-.'J.s .i- -i. iv.fi - o poii; ; pro- •- lilius 177 h:i< |\ 18 Strati 1 fini Im' -(,m- v,:oo-inai So - m.-d ri-sxt- j ting -'• man!.,,;., top, to it-idr vlo i-xp-iptu y ii! -i- „ o-r and fIK iiri > i,- r- -v : to i'i-’-9 • rtjiim-. -A'.-r-r- !.- - t *lr,-a-I.v fit All In Ik; a 6iu#ii on I m and : S[ • and fi --.ii intrr—t-6 morass- o-S by said] ,1- -1 -IIK-il 1 ,i>’. n-.tiro- i' an, fitr,-i‘> ; ! . tl -ho ! -1- ; * V W -:U : of- c ity I. .1.1 fix,9 ..lav ‘ -■ HIM 2 n.’m. ,ia a dat- upon ht--!i r-in-m-trall •■• -a:.; iu- r* - or Ip-ird I • -t t: •- - nt : ASami' 0 - on >f proj/ TO *.i, - ril-i'l in Mild roll. 1 .ml v\ ill d-t, :■-mi-n- thf —ttmi a to i r - 'll lot,- o tr i t- ot 1a:,.1 hv- ■ 1., or wi Ii 1 Iv-m-fit'Nl in c-- ami"., nanu-it on i ud r. ' o- m a zr- ,tor nr W mt!- t *-..i'i t:-at nam-d mi Hud rol! * laid prima fa.-it* a-mtil'’ nau'ii of own md ,i-- ri 'lone of nr-. p rly s< JiJ-.-t j to ~1 on H,. and may b-- - -mi; a I (hi- , ill • the !' ard of HubUd W oi it .a ui said ■ tty CfIARI.MS 1' COFFIN. i W li 11; KF.M AX. M .1 SHKNCF.It V. C.ty .- dian upon* \.., -ii -I -1 25 .91 1924 (l . V -1 • \ KI. - ! l..#V DKI’AKTM iINT OF Hl'IiLK; WORKS OFFICE OF THE BOARD I . Nov I a 1924 To WHi 51 I MAY CONCERN Veil.--,, ii ' - --. >,v stv-n t,y C - Board of Hi 1. Wor.,- of t>iß City of Imp..it a polls. I'M; .0,-1 that oil th- 19th day of Nov-nl h> ; 1;i24 th, . .qiprovod an an, iKin-nt prima 1 , -■ a,-impnt for tin- It'ii-hiij ,|,-i.Tdit-d t>:i!>9'- impro\,i, lay- the 11 . ■ K i; p-n am, o imjr i>va-tii-iit li- iohition No. 1 ISIKi DENNY STREET. From north prop-rty line of Twenty- 1 Enrlith Sir -t. To routii property lino of Thirti-lh i Str—t '.v cr.iiling th- r- 1-Iwhv f'-o'ti -■ ir’> llnr , to <- -l> I;:.„ to n rdi.t-'-m- iv Id'll of "4 f,- t: -urhimt liotli Aldus of th- roadway with Str iiifltal 1.-ni-tdofi-. B-r-.a Sandstone j Granit- or tlx'.l t in,th Cop.-vt- , irh; ,-oti-i striirtii--- l <-al,-l, -hastn. iimluil'nir Inlet top pi„y Idii-g 1 new iron irtl-t. laying 40 j lineal ’- of I'Mneli drain t-UK' with eonn—ioms mad- to !r ,-t -ateh t*:,i:n and! a, th iH-neli wall in the manhole as I'lovn on 'he j6an: resottingf 3 iron inlets j to ■ irf, j rude. \ll to he .iti iliown on plan and an f.pe-1- I fled, IVrioni int-rexted in or affei-t-d hy sa;d , diT.-rio- and public Improvement are hereby ! notified that tlie Board of Hubltc Works of mi id city has fixed Friday Nov ‘.’Sth. 1924, 2 V m. its a date upon whlr-h reniotirt - ineei n-i lie ,-ee*MV*xi. or heard, against the amount aii,yiHH! against each piece of property flem-rtbed In ms and roll, and will d-t-rmlne the nu-stion as to whether aueh lota or tr.iefs of land have been or will ho 1., efit*-d in the animiutn named on said roll or in a greater or less sum than that named nn said roll Said a> *'isment roll showing aaid prima fn-lo as'teesnu-nls with the names of own ir, anil ,1 -eripMons of property Bubject to b- assiKWsl i* on' fie and may be aeon at the office of the Board of Public Works oi said city. CHARLES F, COFFIN. W 11 FREEMAN. Al. J SPENCER. Board of Public Works, CUy of Indianapolis. A Nov. 20. 21 22, 24. 25. 26. 27. 1924.

39 LEGAL NOTICES CITY ADVERTISEMENT. DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS. OFFICE OF THE BOARD. Indianapolis. Ind.. Nov. 12. 1924. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given by the Board of Public Works of the City of Indianapolis, Indiana, that it is desired and (teemed necessary to make the following described public improvements in the City of Indianapolis, as authorized by the following numbered improvement resolutions, adopted by said board on the 10th day of November. 19.24. , Nov. 8. 1924. Improvement Resolution No. 12103, First alley south of the Pennsylvania Railroad. From the east property line of Leeds Avenue. To the west property line of Rural Street. By grading and paving the alley with Asphalt. Asphaltic Concrete or Brick, laid on a 6-inch grave! concrete foundation from 6 inches of property line to 6 inches of property line to a uniform width of 14 feet,; providing 10 lineal feet of 4xlß- - Stratified Limestone Marginal Stone or 'i x2\2-inoh Standard Steel Paving Guard as specified. Also extending all water. pas, sewer and other private service connections to property line where not already in. All to be as shown on plan and as specified. All work done in the making of said described public improvements shall be in accordance with the terms and condition* of the Improvement Resolutions, as num-b-red. adopted by the Board of Public Works on the above named day. and the detailed drawings, plans, profiles and sp- oifuations which are on file and may be seen in the office of said Board of Public Works of the City of Indianapolis. The sajd Board of Public Works has fixed Wednesday, Dec. 3. 1924. at 2 o'clock p m., at its office in said city, as the time and place for public consideration of the proposed improvement. which time said B ard of Public Works will hear all persons interested, or whose property is liable to be assessed for said improvement, and will determine whether the benefits to the property liable to be assessed lor such improvement and the benefits to thr City of Indianapolis will cjual tiie estimated cost thereof. By order of the Board of Public Works, CHARLES E. COFFIN. W H. FREEMAN. M J SPENCER, Board of Public Works. CUy of Indianapolis. Nov 13. 20, 1924. CITY ADVERTISEMENT DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS OFFICE OF THE BOARD Tnd’,3napo’ls Inc Nov 13. 1924. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: v ,re*> is hereby given by th- Board of p ■ Works of the City of Indianapolis. Indiana, that on the 12th day of Sovemi 10-M t> approved an assessment roll show g the sac ssessi lent s f>;■- 'he f<> lowing d*-- -Ibed pub-!.- improvement. 11 '• thurn-d by the Improvement R,. ’ -f - ,n name,'. . iprov etm-nt fO,Motion No. 118S1. TANDE3 STREET. From northwest properly line of Rooso-vr-lt Av.tiue. To south property line of Sixteenth Btr<-et 4' • wpt th inters'- 'on of Thirteenth Strew* mmi Fifteenth street. 1 y grad .g , ■! [h: .r: 'he roadway w.lo Wo,,ecu ' --. Asphalt .-VgphrtlCn Co’tirrete a>r 1-9.- , end 6-:h gravel concrete foundation from curb-line to a iform w.of 24 feet; grading and ; th* w ngs of the intersect.mg , . to ti.s w.i-:.i as shown on pirns: providing 19 . -a f,*t of 6 loot rad.-,i granite :s and hiv.rr Hjo aijnare feet of n-w , • ::: :.t w.ib I-- I- in providing 45 it;,. , f■ ,-t , • 4x lS In,-’, siraldied l.imc’•l oZi.i-i stone; resetting 4 macho >• tops to grade A i.i - xietiduic al! wafer, gas sewer ail I.fi-r : ,\a' - servi.-e connectloos to prup-r;; line w: •re not a'readv in. Ad t., be— • ■ wn on pi an and aa specified NOTE c nt: o-t -r in subm.UDnc his bid ‘- .bin. ~ -f. irate b.-l p- r so tare v,..-d ’ ■: -let air ady in, to be a. >v. > ! a* i io edit H 1 *•-,-sted in or sffeeted by said -'ei-rd -sl iiuM in ov.;;, r.t ar- hereby ; ' i tii.it t: Bord of Public Works of - 1 - tty has fix'll Monday Nov 24th. 11• :4 ; i- ni . as a date ttpon which ren. -trap, ,-s b<‘ r-celved. or heard. a...i. tie, amount .is-essed against ea.-n I-- ' pr :-,-rty r; ri!:,-d m said r,,T. sad : it■ ternii- the (j-f-tton as lo wbeth r r a h"s -" in .1 ot :ati'i ' ave be, n or w; 1 l> -t„ tt'-fiud In the amounts named on satd r >n r,r in a greater or „-ss sum than -aid --- - - -i’. - - re ' showing said pritr.a fat:- as-- -s.-nei. ts. witii its- natn- sos own- ■ ri i i.-i ripinmi of t-roi'- rty s.tb.eet lo 1,-- : is ot fi!„ - t.d may be seen at t! n't ■ ot tho Board of Public Works and sail Ctt^T CHARLFB F COFFIN. W li HUFFMAN M .1 spicy, k.R. T 1-d o' Public Work- City of Indian--14, I 19 !0 ' 1 1924 CITY ADVERTISEMENT DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS OFFICE OF THE BOARD It-'i-tnapi.’-ie In-i Nor 12. 19*14. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Nolie* hereby givet by tho Board ol Pitbilc W, rks of th>- C i.v of Indianaiioits. li,,tl.im that it i“ |e.iir,x! and deemed n,i'i.s,ry to mike th, following dcseffthed pu', impro.'r-nenle m tin- C:'y of lndianapolts a- authorized bv the following nnniberxx! Imprnve'nenl ren-b.ttion. adoptrd ny said Board ou the 10th day of No* vemfe r. 1924 Nov 8. 19” 4. Improvement Resolution No. 121C1. BELLY IEW PLACE. From South property line of McCarty Sti—, t To the North property line of Ray Sir, • t. By grading and paving the walks with cent, - ' n ,'x-d next to the property line to a Uniterm width of five f,--t ; grading the lawns to a uniform width of "'a feet ' uruing both sides of the roadw iv with Strati fled Limestone. Berea Sand-tone, '.■rariiD'. or 6x *4 ni,-h Conncte curb. Ad to bo shown on plan uid an spe-i----fitil All work done In the making of said described ptiblio improvements shall be iu .ii"er.laii,v with the condilions of ti,e Improvement lb-solutions, as num-Is--red. adopted by the Board of Public W.-rks on the above named day. nn.d the d-'t.iileil drawings p’ans. prol'.lcs and st„*e. ifieations which aro on file and may ly s-,-n in 1 lie office of she said Board of I’ublic Works of the City of Indianapolis Die said Board of Public Works has fixed Wednesday, Deo 3. 19*14. at 2:90 o ,-lock ii m . at us office pi said City as the time and pla,*c for tho public consideration of the jiropnwil imiirovemcnt. at which time said Hoard of Public Wvuks will hear all persons interested, or whose property is lialle to ass,*ised for s:du improvement*.and will delermlne whether the benefits to the property liable to be assessed for such improvements and the benefits to the City of Indianapolis will equal Iho cs'iniaUii cost thereof. By order of the Board of Public Works CHARLES K COFFIN. IV. H FREEMAN. M. J. SPENCER. Board of Public Works, City of Indianapolis. Nov. 13 and 20. 1924 . CITY ADVERTISEMENT DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS OFFICE OF HIE BOARD Indianapolis. Ind. Nov. 18. 192-4. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notin' is hereby given by the Board of Public Works of the City of Indianapolis. Indiana, that on the 17th day of November, 1924, they approved an assessment roll showing the print.*,, facie assessments for tho following described public improvement. as authorized by tho improvement Resolution named: Improvement Resolution No. 11816. GEORGIA STREET, From east property line of Olive Street. To yrr t property iine of 1 s'ot.a Strret. By grading and paving the roadway with Asphalt. Asphaltic Concrete. Concrete or ; Brick, laid on a 6 inch gravel concrete j foundation, from curb line to curb line. \ to a uniform width of 24 feet; curbing both sides of the roadway with Stratified Limestone. Berea Sandstone. Granite or 6x24-in,*h Concrete curb: providing 24 lineal feet of 4xlß-inch Stratified Limestone Marginal Stone or L *2x2-inch Standard Steei Paving Guard as specified; resetting 2 inlet tops to curb grade, v Also extending all water, gas. sewer and other private service connections to property line, where not already in. All to be as shown on plan and as sped- i fled. Persons interested in or affected by said j described public improvement are .hereby ; notified that tho Board of Public Works j of said city has fixes! Friday. November j 28, 1924, 2:00 p. ni.. as a date upon | which remonstrances will be received, or hoard, against the amount assessed j against, each piece of property described j in said roll, and will determine the ques- ; tion as to whether such lots or tracts of i lands have been or will be. benefited in j the amounts named on said roil, or In a greater or less sum than that named on said roll. Said assessment roll showing said prima j facie assessments, with the names of own- ■ ers and descriptions of property subject j to be assessed, is on file and may be ; seen at th, office of the Board of Public t Works of said city. CHARLES E. COFFIN. W. H. FREEMAN, M. .1. SPENCER. Board of Public Works, City of Indian-1 apolis. Nov 19. 20. 21. 33. 34. 38. 26. 1924.

39 LEGAL NOTICES CITY ADVERTISEMENT DEPARTMENT”OF PUBLIC WORKS OFFICE OF THE BOARD Indianapolis. Ind. Now 12, 1924. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given by the Board of Public Works of the City of Indianapolis. . Indiana, that on the lOtli day of Novem- : b<*i*. 1924, they—approved an assessment, roll showing tho prima facie assessments for the following described public improvement. as authorized by the Improvement] Resolution named: Improvement Resolution No. 11694. RAYMOND STREET. From east property line of Bluff Road. To west property line of Shelby Street, Except intersections of Meridian Street and Madison Avenue, and space occupied by the J. M. & 1 It. R. tracks. By grading and paving the roadway with Asphalt. Asphaltic Concrete. Concrete or Brick, laid on a (j-ineh gravel concrete* foundation, from curb iine to euirb line, to i a uniform width of 30 feet: grading (md , paving the wings of the intersectiug streets, alleys and driveways to the para. In a similar manner and to the widths shown on plans: providing 4.161 lineal feet of 4xlß-inch Stratified Limestone Marginal Ston„ or 'x2x2-inch Standard Steel Paving Guard, as specified: constructing 5 new manho-"s; constructting 4 new catch-basins including inlet tops: providing 32 new iron Inlets to depths as shown on plans; laying 1.606 lineal feet of 12-ineh drain pipe; laying 375 lineal feet of 15-inch dram pipe laying 336 lineal feet of 18-inch dram pipe, laving 555 lineal feet of 29 indi drain pipe; laying 211 lineal feet of 24-inch drain pipe; all drain pipe to be connected to manholes, catch-basins and inlets, with connections made to manholes at b-'nch wall; resetting 15 manhole tops to grade. Also extending uil water, sewer, gas and other private service connections to property line where not alrrady in. All to be as hown on plan and as specified. SPECIAL NOTICE TO CONTRACTOR: Contractor in submitting his bid. must submit a separate bid. per square yard, for grading and paving of the roadway, including all items staled above, exclusive | of the grading and paving of the space occupied by the car tracks: and a separate hid. per square yard, for the grading and paving of the space occupied by the car track* Contractor must also submit ft separate b*rt, per llre'.il foot for new Granite radius corners, aa shown on plans: a separate bid per lineal foot for new straight Stratified Limestone. Rer-a 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 allow--d as an extra. Persons interested in or affected by sa:d described pub! improver; nt are >,(> r ,,tiy nottfl, that ti e B : P ib’io Works of said city has fixed Friday. Nov 21st. 1924, 2 p. m. as a date upon which remonstrances will be received or heard, against 1 the am'-unt assessed against each pie, e of ; property described in said rol!. and will determine the question as to whether such ■ lots or tracts of land hax'e been or will be benefited in the amounts named on said ; rcll. or in a greater or less sum than that ! named on said roll Said assessment roll showing said prima fa<nr asfesamegts with tiie names of own--rs and descriptions of prop'-riy subject to be assessed Is on file and may be seen at the off:- i, oi the Board of Public Works of said city. CHARLES E COFFIN. W If, FREEMAN. M J SPENCER Board of Public Works, City of Indianapolis Nor in It J 5 17 13 19 "o 1924 ~ CIT Y~ADVKRTiSEMENT ~ DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS OFFICE OK THE BOARD IrffTianftooli . Inn.. Nov. IS, 1924. TO W HOM ; r MAY * ONI ERN: Notice is hcr.-by giv-n !> t:.e board of pui'li,■ works of the cay ot Indianapolis, i IrtiMi.-t that t *--> ! *::h day of Novem- i •- - 1924 the; ippi vis -n a ssesament roll Mhowing tli" prima facie assessments for ti, so lowing d'-c ritied public lm--1 roven * t as uth -r , ; bj it- improvement resolution 1 tin, i Improvement 11, ~-u i'ir. No 11954 FIRST ALLEY SOUTH OF 11KRYEY STREET From cut property -me of Ringgold St To west property line of first alley cart * of Ringg'dd Mr-,t ,B.V grading and paving the alley with * -*- tali Aspl ~t. -C :■ t, Ci - rote or Brick, laid on a fit:,- h gravel concrete foundatPin front 6 in, sot property line to ti inches ol property fine, to a uniform width of 14 f.-et. Also extending all water gas. sewer and other private servin' , ~;in„,-lions to properly win r- tint already In. AH to be as shown on plan and as specified. Persons interested in or affected by said dc.i- ribed .public improvement ar- her,'ey :iotj:i t!...t the board if public works ,-i - aid • -tty has fixed Friday Nov 28. ] 1924. 2 p ni , a.i ad ite upon which ] remonstrances will lx' received, or heard, as -iiist the amount ass,l against each i-i —*e of prqpcrtv described in said roll, and will and, t-rniiue the question as to whether socii lots or True's of land have lien ~r will t*e Vn,-filed m th- amounts named on said roll, or in t greater or less sum than that named on said rol!. Said assessment rod showing .-.it-l prima facie assessments, xvllti the names of owners and descriptions of property euhjeet to !>- ars'-ed is on fc and may l>e seen at Ihs ortne of the board of works of said city. CHARLES F. COFFIN W H FREEMAN M J. SPENCER Board of Public Works, City of Indianapolis. Nov 19. 20 21. 22 34 25, 26. 1924. CITY DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS OFFICE OF THE BOARD Indianapolis Ind . N -v- IS. 1924. TO WHOM IT M AY CONCERN: Notice is - ■ n b> the Board of Public Works ol ihe City of Indianapolis, Indiana, lliat on the 17th day of November. 1924. they approved an assessment roll -,a-wing tile prinii facie a-scssments for the following dcii-nbed public improvement as authorized by the Improvement Resolution .named. Improvement Resolution No. 11930. FIRST ALLEY EAST OF BEVILLE . From north property line of first alley north of Twelfth St.. To south property line of second alley north of Twelfth St. By grading and paving the alley with •Asphalt A-phaitic.Cnnrr-tr. Concrete or Brick, ’aid on a 6-inch gravel concrete] foundation front 6 inches of property line to 6 inches of property line to a uniform width of 11 if,-ot Also extending all water, gas. sewer and other private service connections to properly line, where not, already in. All to be as shown on plan and as specified. Persons Interested in or affected by sa'd described public improv -meut ire hereby notified that ihe Board of Public Works of said city has t:\-d Friday. Nov 28. 1924. 2 p. m aa ilia*,- upon which remonstrances will be received, or heard, against the amount assessed against each piece of property described in said roll, and will determine the question as to whether such lots or tracts of lan 1 have been or will be 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 prima facie assessments, with the names of owners and descriptions of property subject to he assessed, is on file and may be seen at the office of the Board of Public Works of said city. CHARLES F COFFIN. AV. H. FREEMAN. M. J. SPENCER. Board of Public Works. City of Indianapolis. N-.v, 19. 20. 21. 22, 24. 35. 26. 1924. CITY ADVERTISEMENT” DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS. OFFICE OF THE BOARD. Indianapolis. Ind Nov. 12. 1924. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given by the board of public works of tho city of Indianapolis. Indiana, tliat os the 10th day ot November. 1924. they'approved an assessment roll showing the prinia facie assessments for the following described public improvement. aft authorized by the Improvement Resolution named: Improvement Resolution No. 11369. INP! AN APOI.!S A V FNEE Front north line of north walk in Thir-ty-First Street To south line of south walk jn ThlrtySeeond Street. By grading ai’d pax-ing the walks with cement 'dared next to the nroperty line to a uniform width of 5 feet: grading the lawns to a uniform width of 7 : 2 feet. All to be as shown on plan and as I specified. Persons interested in or affected by said described public improvement are hereby notified that ilia board of public works of said city haR fixed Friday. Nov. 21. 1924. 2 p. m as a dat- upon which remonstrances will be received or beard, against the amount assessed against! each pic e of -property described in said roll, ami will determine the question as to whether such lots or tracts of land have been or will be benefited in the amounts nan cd on sajd roll, or in and greater or less sum than that named on said roll. Said assessment nil showing said prima, facie assessments with (lie names of own*rs and descriptions of property subject to be assessed is on file and may be seen at the office of th Board of Public Works of said city. CHARLES E. COFFIN. W. H. FREEMAN. M .1. SPENCER. Board of Public Works, City of Indian- • a pob* r Nov 13. 14. IS. 17. 18. 19. 20. 1934.

S9 LFGAI' NOTK ES CITY ADVERTISEMENT DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS OFFICE OF THE BOARD Indianapolis. Ind. Nov. 12 1924. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Noti<-e is hereby given by the BoSrd oi Public Works of the City of Indianaolia. Indiana, that on the 10th day of November. 1924. they approved an assessment roll showing the prima facie assessments for the following desenlied public improvement. as authorized by the Improvement Resolution named: ! Improvement Resolution No. 11849. DA VIDSON STREET. From south property lino of Georgia j Street. To north property line of Bates Street.. By grading and paving the roadway -vith Asphalt, Asphaltic Concrete, Concrete or Brick, laid cn a 6-inch grave! concrete * foundation, from curb line to curb line. 1 to a uniform width of 24 feet: grading and paving the wings of tho intersecting alleys in a similar manner and to the widths as shown on plans: curbing both sides of the roadway with Stratified Limestone. Her*a Sandstone, Granite or 6x24-inch Concrete curb: curbing the wings of tbs intersecting alleys in a simllAr manner and to the widths as shown on plan: providing 40 lineal feet of 4xlS-ineh Stratified Limestone Marginal Stone or 'ix2x3Inch Standard steel paving guard, as specified: providing 57 lineal feet of 6-foot radius granite comers; resetting 2 iron i inlets to curb grade. Also extending a!! xvater, gas. sewev and other private service connections to property iine. where not already in. Ail to be as shown on plan and as specified SPECIAL NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS' Contractor in submitting his bid. must submit a eeparate bid per Dnea! foot ,fnr straight curb and radius curb already in. that can be reret: to be allowed aa a credit. Persons interested in or affected by said de.'ribd public improvement ars hereby j notified that the Board of Public Works of said City has fixed Friday. Nov. 21, ! 1924. 2:00 p. m.. as a date upon which, i remonstrances will be received* or heard. i.-iinst tin, amount nssc-sed pgaiint each \ piece of property described in said roll. ; and will determine the question as to : whetJvT such lots or tracts of land have ! been or will be benefited in the amounts : named on said roll, or in a greater or less i sum than that named on said roll. Said assessment roll showing said prima : facie assessments, with the names of owners and descriptions of property subject to be assessed, is on file and may bo seeu at the office of the **Board of Pubiio AYorks of said rity CHARLES E COFFIN, W. 11. FREEMAN. >r J. SPENCER. Board of Public Works, City of Indianapoiis. , Nov 13. 14. 15. 17. 18, 19. 20, 1924. CITY ADVERTISEMENT DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS OFFICE OF THE BOARD Indianapolis. Ind . Nov, 15, 1924. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice ii hereby given by the Board of Public Works of the City of Indianapolis. Indiana, that on the 14th day of November 1924 they approv-d an assessment rod showing tiie prima facie assessment.* for ihe following described public improvement a# authorized by the Improvement Rc.ioiufion named : Improvement Resolution No. 11079. BI.OYD AVENUE. From east property line of Hillside Avenue To west property line of Rural Street. By grading the roadway to sub-gradft from curb line to curb line, to a uniform width of 30 feet: grading to sub-grade tho wings of the inters-- * ng streets and alleys to the width3 shown on plans; cr.rb- ] imr both s'd-g of the roadway with stratii tied limestone. Ilfr-a sandstone, granite or 6x24 * rete curb, to a uniform ; width of 30 feet: curbing the wings of : the intersecting streets and alleys in a similar manner and to width-- shown on P' ine: providing 71 lin ft of 15 ft gran, it radius corners providing 346 Till. ft. of 10 ft granite radius corn-rs: providing Hoi lin ft. of d-ft granite radius corners; resetting 19 iron inlets to curb grade. Aft io be as shown on plan and aa j specified. Persons interested in or affeeied by said : described public improvement are hereby ! nof.fied that th- Bo r.-.! f Publi ■ Works of [ sa*.d city has. fixed Wednesday. Nov. 26th. ! 1934. 2 p. m as a date upon which re- , monstrance a. will be received, or heard, , :i* ust the "amount assessed against, each ! i of properly described in said roll, and will determine the question as n wh-ther such lots or traits of land have been or i will be benefited in ti ■** amounts named on i -aid roll, or in a cr-ater or less sum then I that named on said roh. Said assessment ro!: showing said prima : fa-ie assessments, with the names oi own -rs and descriptions of property subject io - .- agrees, and, is file md max >t i til- -iff:, e of the Board ol Publi * Works of i said city. CHARLES E. COFFIN. AY H FREEMAN, M J. SPENCER. i Board of Public Works. Cay of Indian--1 apolis Nov 17. lft. 19 20. 21. 2*' "4. 1924. CITY ADVERTISEMENT DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC AVORK3 OFFICE OF THE BOARD Indianapolis. Ind. Nov 13. 1024. | TO WHOM IT MAT CONCERN: Noli - ;s hereby given by the Bn-rd of ; Public Works of the City of Indianapolis, j Indium, that on the 12th day of Novemi her. 1924. they approved an assessment ; roll showing the prima facie asseumeni* io:* the following described public improvement. as authorized by the Improvement Resolution named: . Improv-*:. r: R •so’vtlpn No 11753. SHEPARD STREET 'AV. S. | From SouAh Line oi South AA'aik m I.amber: Street. To North property line of Howard Street. By grading and paving the walks with cement placed ncx; to th- curb to a uniform width of 5 feet grading the towns j to a uniform width of 2'j feet: curbing ] -he west side of the roadway with Stratified Limestone. E r, a Sandstone. Granite : or 6-24-lneh Concrete egrb to a uniform | width of 24 feet: curbing the wings of the intersecting alley in .a similar manner and to the widths as shown on plan: providing 38 lineal feet of 6-foot radius granite corners: resetting 2 iron inlets ia curb grade. All to be as shown on plans grid a* specified. Persons interested in or affected by said described p-bl.c improvement are hereby notified that the Board of Public Works ,and said city has fixed Monday. Nov. "4th, ] 1924 *’ p. in as a date upon which rei monstrances will bo received, or hoard. against the amount assessed against each i piece of property described in said roil and ! will determine the question as to whether | such lots or tracts of laud have been or will b benefited iu the amounts 1131111x1 oa sad roll, nr in a greater or less sum thaa that warned on said roll Said assessment roll showing said prin.n facie assessments, with the names of owiser* and descriptions of i-roff-rty subsect to be assessed, is on file and may be seen at the office of tiie Board of Public AA'urks I of said city. CHARLES E. COFFIN. AV. H FREEMAN. M. J SPENCER. Board of Public AYorks. Citv of Indianapolis. Nov, It. 15. 17. IS. 19. 20. 21. 1 n 24. CITY ADV ERTISEMENT DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC ATORKS OFFICE OF THE BOARD Indianapolis. Ind., Nov 18 1924 TO AA-HOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given by the board of public works of the city of Indianapolis. Indiana, that on the 17th day ot November. 1924. they approved an assessment rol! showing the prima faeie assessments for the following des.-riited public improvement. as authorized by the improvement. resolution named: Improvement Resolution No. 11761 INDIAN APOLIS A VENUE From north property line of Fail Creek Parkway. North Drl---To south property line of Thirtieth Street. Except th- intersections of Twer.tv--1 Fifth Stref. Twenty-Sixth Street. TwentyEighth Str-ct and Twenty-Ninth Street. By grading and paving the roadway wit h Asphalt. Asphaltic Concrete. Concrete or Bri-k. laid on a 6-ineh gravel eonereto foundation from curb line to curb line to a uniform width of 2! feet: grading and paving the wings of *he intersecting street and alleys in a similar ip.inner and to the widths as shown on nlans providing 300 lineal feet of -IxIS ineh Stratified Limestone Marginal Stone or ' 4 x2x2-!och Standard Steel Paving Guard as specified: resetting nine manhole tops to grade. Also extending ill water, gas sewer and other private service conn-eftons to propertv line, where not already In. All to 1)e as shown on plan and as specified. Persons interested in or affected by said described public improvement re her-bv notified that tiie board ot* public works of said city has fixed Friday, Nov. 28. 1924. 3 p. m.. as h date upon which remonstrances V ill be received, nr heard, against the amount assessed against each piece of property described in said roll. * and will determine the question as to whether sueji lots or tracts of land have been or will be benefited in the amounts named on said roll, of in a greater or less sum than tliat named on said roll., S lid assessment roil ‘howing said prima facie assessments, with the names of owners and descriptions of property subject to be ass-ssed. is on file and may bo keen at tiie office of tiie board of public works of said city. CHARLES E. COFFIN AV. H. FREEMAN M J. SPENCER Board of Public AA’orks, City of Indianapolis. Nov. 19, 30. 31. 23. 24, 25. 38. 1934.

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