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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-04-27
Produce Markets

INDIANAPOLIS, April 27-Freeh eggs.
"5c. packing stock butter. Pc. springs / =
TO . lbs 45c fowls straight, @2c. fowls
under = lbs. 100. ltEhorn poultry. % per
cent discount. cocks l2c: young tom turks
IL lbs. w. Csc, young hen turks. lbs. up
2Sc, Old tom turks 2&c. ducks. lbs. up
Ihc. geese, 10 lbs up. lie. squads II lbs
OdOZ.. 50. Indianapolis cream cries are pay
ing 44c 10. FOR butter fat.
CHICAGO April e7.-Buttcr-Recelpts
6.US2. creamery extra. 40c: standards 40c;
Grsts, IS - a 3s% g: seconds. 3Sc Eggs
Receipts 80, O33. ordinary frsts % = a 24c;
hrsts - &c Checse-Dwins u 4. 6f y u c:
Young Americas. 22c. Poultry Receipts >
cars; fowls, 23c, ducks, zoe, geese. 15c:
50c Potatocs-ReIpts. LOG cars VISION
sin round white. sacked aud bulk. Sis a
80 Minnesota Rel Rivers and whites
sacked. 81 az 10. Russets, S1.T5 a.; Bliss
Tnumphs, Sl1 all 90.
NEW YORK, April 27.-Flour. dull and
unsettled. pork. dull: mess. S27 80 a IS /:
lard, steady middle west spot. II 10 e,
IL. Soc, sugar. raw. dull. centrifugal. 90
test, S2Sc: granulated, 1905 a 1025c; cot
fee. Rio, No. = on spot. II &c; talCW
weaker. special to extra, SIS a : = C. city
e. dressed poultry. dual; turkeys, p "a
Sc chickens. $50 doe fowls. lea 32c;
ducks 2O4 32e: i've poultry quiet geese,
turkeys. % n 40c: ruosters, tic. chickens
% ~ Zoe; broilers. 406 G5c; cheese. steady
state whole milk. common to specials, 20 q
2gc: state skins, common to specials. 10G
cry extra. 42c: special market. 42i. q 43c;
state dairy tubs, 30 q 42c: eggs steady re
ceipts I3S,676: nearby whites fancy. rs q
hrSts to extras. 29l> a. 81 u c: Pacific coast
30 a rs n g.. western white. 20 q 3SC: near
10y browns. 80 q Doc.
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SHIPPER DEMAND
SENDS HOGS UP
Market Generally Is Two
Price Affair; Steers Scarce.
Shipping demand and light receIn

Shipping demand and light receipts
sent hog prices TO 10 cents higher in
trading at the local livestock 1-
change today. The advance was
general on all grades, though heavies
at $6.15 probably were Is cents higher
than on previous trading. Lights led
the advance by going to a top of
$3.50, though the market generally
was a two-price affair, with stronge
selling at fat prices Of S8.20QS-26.
The bulk OF the days run Of 1000
hogs, which number included 2S6
hold-oVers, sold between $500 and
S8.25. Sows and pigs were firm.
The cattle market was fully steady
with Thursdays quotations, due more
to flight receipts than to quality. OF
the 600 cattle received at the yards,
most were butcher stock and the few
steers brought extra good prices, CON
sidering quality.
The calf market was slightly easier,
though a few odd calves still brought
Thursdays top Of $10.50. The bulk
moved from $3.50 to $40. Receipts,
500.
The sheep and lamb market, was
nominaIly steady on receipts OF 70.
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Other Livestock

EAST BUFFALO April 27-Cattle-Re.
ce1pts. -: market Gul weak, Skipping
steers. $500 a $50. butcher grades. S7.25 n
h25- COWS, 81 Calves-Reeeipt= ! 500
market active. higher. cuIls to choice. $3.50
n i1.50. sheep and lambs-Receipts, 5000;
market active and frn. chol1e lambs, 81 ;
u 10 so. Gull 10 choice S9d145O yearM
lngs. S q 10 sheep. S3G clipped lamt x
$50 q 100 Eogs-Recedpt=. il 200: NJ
pigs $50. mixed SS.350S40: heavies,
5 3 a SIS; roughs, sea- q 6 so; stays, -
q $50
CLEVELAND, Ohio. April 27-Butter-
frsts. 42a44c. packing stock 80 a 35c.
Eggs-r'resh gathered northern extras,
30 lie. Ohio frSts. - = Q. western firStS
new cases. 26iac; duck eggs 30 q 35c. Poul-
fowls, 2Sc, roosters. i a Isc. cspons. 81 a
.3c. light fowls, % q 25c. broilers. 30 a
SEQ @ -30. New York. $50 per $50 lbs !;
Early Ohio. - az 2.25 per 100 lbs Idaho
barrel
celpts. 200 market nominal; native beef
steers. 80. warnings and heifers. $3.50;
cows. $40 q bs45 Gamers and cutters.
- 90 n . 90: calves $500; stockers and
market steady, 1Oc higher: heavy S7.75 "a
: %: medium s7.S5 q $50: lights. s. GOA
; 90. light lights. S7GS.15; packing sows,
50 inG 6.25. pigs. $3.50 a 7.S5. bulk S7.75
a SIS. SheeI-ReosIpts $50, market nom.
inal: ewes S675Q 9: gamers and cutters,
So so $50 wool lambs, S12.75 a146O.
PITTSBURGH, April 2T-CattIe-Re-
ceipts light. market slow, choice, s.. 509
10, good. $3.50 q 9.15. fair. s. q 7.75. veal
calves S10.5041l Sheep and lambs-Re-
Ceipts light market steady: prime wethers.
$50 q s, good, S7.25 a rs; fair mixed.
S6@ Iambs. SI1.75Q 12.25 HoEs-Re-
celpts, II dOubledecSs. market higher;
prime heavy, s. q SIS. mediums IS so q
SO; heavy Workers SS.6OGS.75; light
Workers, S7.T5GS pigs, S7.25 q $50;
roughs, S66.50 stays, 81 6450
CLEVELAND. April .-Hogs-ReceiptA
1000 market. 15c higher. yorllers IS so:
mixed. $3.50; medium, IS so; pigs, S7.25;
rOuGh,s $3.50, stays. $3.50. Cattle-Re-
cepts, 200 market. steady: good to chOiCo
bulls, unchanged; good to choice steers, uu-
changed, good TO choice heiiers. unchanged:
good to choice cows. unchanged: fair to good
COWS. unchanged. Sheep adm launbs-Re-
ceipts. 900. market, steady. top. S12.
Calyes-Receipts. 500; market, strong; t9T,
$1,000
KANSAS CITY. April e7.-Hog-R%
ceipts $500; market active. sc 20 IN5
higher: bulk, 170-270 lbs at ST.7OG 1907
packing sows. $3.50. CattIe-Receipts,
1000; market steady; prime fed steers,
steady: top wooded lambs S14.35, clippers.
S13.40; ewes S7.75.
CINCINNATI April 27.-Cattle - Re
ceipts, 700: market, steady; shippers, $3.50
a 9. Calves-Market. steady, soc lower;
extras. 80 a 1850 HOgs-ReCeipts. 1900;
market. active steady. good choice pack
ers SIS 40 Sheep-ReCeiuts, goo, market.
steady: extras. $4,000. Lambs-Msrket,
steady; fair TO good, $3.50 10.
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BujIdinu Permits

Ada Father, remodelipg. 24G0 Broadway,
John Tuechner dwelling, 334o College
Tony Matt. garage 2o55 Boulevard Pl,
D J Toombs. addition 2217 Park. $500
W f walker. reruof 80 N. Ritter, S315.
c. r Schaefer dwelling, 342 Berkeley Rd-.
T. w. McMeans dwelling. 1901 Park,
$3.50
schmid & Smith, agents, repair, 436 ".
Il. Il Huser garage. 1918 N. Wallace,
Edward Hoffman, dwelling, 816 N.
a. NC {. Metcalf. reroot. 1929 N. Pennsyl-
G. NJ, Morrison, roroof. 1247 N. New Jer-
4 Mile. reroof. s2o8 Kenwood. 5000.
Roy f, Pearson. garage. 6617 College.
indian Refining Company. station, Tenth
Indian Refining Company. station. State
and Southeastern, 81. 800,
Indian Refining Company. gas tank. Tenth
Iudian Refining Company. gas tank. State
and Southeastern 5000.
F. F watts, remodel oo2 f. Hancock.
John Hildebrandt. garage. 1923 n Rural,
7, l.. Buchanan. garage, 1858 n. Tuxedo,
II. schwiso. garage. 1874 Church, 5000.
Maude NJ Dawson. garage, 4916 Park,
1913.
Thomas H King. reroof, 1873 N Bradley.
F. o Wiley, garage, 81 W. Thirty-Third.
$500
/ A. Moynqhan < Co, warehouse, POS n.
Fulton, $50 900.
T +. Merritt dwelling, 1902 Broadway,
So. 900.
S4OO.
1878.
Charles c Brandt. dwelling. 441O CARROLL
ton So 800
Monon Coal Company, office, 1918 f.
Twenty Eighth, 81 100.
Henry Boyer. addition 1904 Oliver. $500.
f. W Clausing, garage. 6O33 E. New
T. / Bennett. dwelling, 1923 Park,
William E. Ruth, dwelling, $40 Linwood,
Pure OIL Company, garage, AZ W. Four
n H. Brtckert, double, 2419 Park,
v, A MccOrd. dwelling. 40 s Gray,
James P. Marshall dwelling, 1884 Brook
side. $4,000.
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GRAINS TAKE DIP
IN CHICAGO TRADE
Break in Liverpool Market
Furnishes Background.

By United Financial
CHICAGO, April PA sharp drop
in prices on the Liverpool market
caused grain prices to decline at the
opening Of the Chicago Board of Trade
today.
Wheat declined as a result of pros
poets of greater Argentine shipments,
and rains in Queensland and New
South Wales relieving a threatened
drought.
Corn strengthened after the initial
dip. While weather conditions in the
Southwest were more favorable for
planting, receipts fell off.
Oats was practically featureless
with little change in prices.
The 10-cent advance in hogs caused
provisions to strengthen. There was a
better Liverpool demand for lard.
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CURB MARKET OPENING
Is VERY DULL AFFAIR
Oils Slide Back Fractionally Despite
Bullish Factors.

Bu Omitted Financial
NEW YORK. April 27.-The curb
market opened dull today with oils
fractionally lower in the early trading
Rather aimless movements were the
rule despite the bullish factor Of the
high Federal reserve system ration.
international Petroleum opened at
20A, Il above Thursdays close. but
soon fell off to 20i4, and Standard o.
Indiana was off a from The previous
close. Among the specialties, Hydrox
was the best performer. 1t opened at
241s against the previous close Of
23s4.
Durant opened at Sc while CIeve-
land automobile was off q at 3212.
Glen Alden Coal held its gain OF
Thursday
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POSTMASTER POORLY PAID
He Gets the Receipts Amounting to
About 81 a Day.

.CENTRALTA. Washington. April
27.-With the exception Of two years,
Paul Lindeman has been postmaster
at Ethel. in central Lewis County.
ever since the office was established
In 1886. In the early days the mail
was carried once a week from CowlitZ
to Ethel. The receipts of the Ethel
postoffice are now about 81 a day.
which is the postmasters salary, but
in the early days he was allowed $3.50
Ter quarter and the receipts
amounted to 80 cents per week.
Mr.. indeman is 81 years of age.
but is in perfect health and says he
wouldn't feel natural without the
postoffice on his hands.
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Deaths

Mary Applegste Hcrod SO. Methodist
Hospital. carcinoma.
Mary Langdon. 90. $40 n Hamilton
cerebral hemoThaEe.
Jusnlta Grass 10. Methodist Hospital
sacComa.
Seraah Dcering Veach. -. 1884 Grace
land acute dilntation Of heart
Samuel A Tasting. G.. Methodist Hos
pital lObar pneumonia
Doris J. Ramsey .. eos s warman,
measles
jesse Ann Chopple. 60. 1892 Commerce
chronic parenchyn,atoUs nephritI5
GLADYS May Russell g city hospital.
fractured skull accidental
Phineas " Grubbs 70 - s Summit,
art4.rlO gplerOstg
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Stocks Not Called

Due to absence from the city Of a
number of brokers, no call of Sc
curities was made at the meeting Of
the indianapolis Stock Exchange to-
day. Quotations made on Thursday
will stand until the next regular call
Monday morning. those present voted.
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Dividends Today

NEW YORK. April 27.-Dividends de
clared today include:
Van Raate Company-Reguar quarterly
dividend ia per cent payable June l to
stock of record May IS
Bethlehem Steel-Resular quarterly 81 -
dividend on common payable July TO
stock of record June /.
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HARDlNG'S WORLD COURT
DISCUSSED BY ATTORNEY
Calls Plan Indirect Substitute for
Wilson's League.

BIZ Times Special
RICHMOND. Ind. April 27.-That
indirectly what President Wilson at
tempted by direct means, was the as
sertion of Walter Myers, Indianapolis
attorney, in an address before the
Sixth District Democratic rally Thurs
day night.
AT last Mr. Harding has realized
that the tendrils of social and eco
nomic intercourse have knit the
world together and made all men kin,
and that life. individual or national.
is a contract with the Creator to as
sumo the responsibilities and obliga-
tons as well as the advantages Of eX-
istence," Myers said.
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Raw SUGAR Market

BIZ Fnited FindncfGl
NEW YORK April 27.-Cuban raw SusaEs.
sold at 6 sc Is c Oft from the previo e
close. Arbuckle bought 10000 bags u
6 Sc. cost and freight from an operator for
May shipment Opening raw prices were
June, 9 45c bid July, 6.61 a 6. 62c; Septem-
her. 673 q 6.74c: December. go @ 8 .2ac
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Second Hour

Announcement Of another cut in
gasoline prices by Standard Of New
Jersey was seized upon as a pretexr
for Offering prices down In the second
hour trading. But the efforts OF pro
fessiouals We're accorded quite q DIFF
ferent reception than when similar
attempts were made following the
first oil reductions two weeks ago.
Instead Of yielding the general list
absorbed the selling and succeeded
In establishing some advances.
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In the Cotton Market

BIZ United FfnanctGl
NEW YORK, April 27.---Cotton opened
steady. May, S,7t'c, up points; July,
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JAY A CRAVEN.
i L. ELLIOTT.
Board Of Sanitary Commissioners, Sanitary
DIstrct Of IudLanap0IIs.

District Of Indianapolis
NOTICE OF HEARING on RESOLUTION,
BOARD OF PARK COMMISSIONERS
CITY or 1NDIAEAPOLIS. INDIANA.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD. CITY HALL.
To whom It may concern.
Notice is hereby given by the board Of
park commits soIners of the city Of IndlanpO-
Us. that by its Acquisition Resolution NO 10,
1923 1t has determined to acquire the fol
lowing described real estate in the city Of
Indianapolis, Marion County Indiana.
BEGINNING nj point in the west line ot
Marion County. state OF Indiana, said point
being the south end of the subdivision
known as Claypooi-Ross RivervieW addition
TO the city OF Indianapolis, AZ recorded III
plat book No H. page SO i'm the recorder
office of Marion County, State OF Indiana,
thence south along the west line OF sections
i and IA to point IN the center Of the
Indianapolis Water Company & canal. thence
uOrthrastw srdly along the center line OF the
Indianapolis water company . canal 20 me
point Of the intersection OF the center line
of tho aforesaid canal with the south prop
erty line OF the subdivision OF ounnymcade
ass recorded IN plat book No. -, page lON,
ion tEp aforesaid recorders office. extended
Gust thence west along the south property
lire OF the aforesaid subdivision OF sunny
meade TO "a point in the west line OF the
aforesaid section II, said point being the
southwest corner OF the aforesaid sun
division Of Sunnymeade; thence south along
the west line Of the aforesaid section II, to
place OF beginning, containing 81 acres
THAT said real estate 80 to be acquired ia
to be used for park PURPOSES OF the city OF
Bv sam resolution # Is provided that
Thursday. Nav II. 1923. at 3 o'clock D. m.
at the office OF the said board in the city
han IN the said city. will he the time and
place when final action will be taken con
hrmins modifying or resembling said reFolu-
ton. and when IL viii hear and receive re
mOustrauces from persons interested in or
affected by such proceedings and when it
viii determine the public utility and benefit
CHARLES A BOOKwALTER.
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FRED CLINE.
A. NJ MAGJIRE
SARAH z. SHANK
Board of Park Commissioners of the city
of Fundamentals
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE

ADMINISTRATOR SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed. administrator OF the estate Of Laura
Waters deceased, by virtue of an order of
the Probate Court of Marion County, State
of Indiana. will sell at private sale at 2o4
Castle Hall Building. 23O East Ohio Street.
in the City of indianapolis. Marion County.
State of Indiana. at 10 o'clock a. m, on
the Sth day of May. 1923, or from day TO
day thereafter until sold, for cash. for not
less than the fun appraised value. the fol-
lowing described real estate. to-wit:
Trustees Addition to the CITY Of Indianapo-
lis, Marion County State of Indiana.
ALBERT NEUERBURG,
Administrator
SPENCER < SPENCER Attorneys.
2o4 Castle Hall Bldg
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Chicago Grain Table
Local Hay Market
At 11:45-April %

Loose hay-s19 a 20; bales. S1sG 20;
heavy mixed hay. SI6G1g: light mixed hay
Sl8G 20. Cor-90 q csc. Oats-50 a CSC.
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tftA tlF4N A EODh W ALTER
FRED CLINE,
A. NJ. MAGUIRE.
SARAH F. SHANK
Board of Park Commissioners OF the City
of TudfaDaDO,is


Bids will be received by the board OF
trustees Of the Indiana State Normal School,
May Z. 1923. at p. m. at the Roberts
Hotel. Muncie, Ind. for the erection and
completion of power house. tunnel, etc.
at the eastern division, Indiana State Nor
nal School. Muncie, Ind Bids must be
made on Form D6 prescribed by the State
board Of accounts and must be accompanied
by a certified check equal to five (5qo) per
cent Of the amount of the bid. Separate
bids must be received for the following
items: First, for the erection OF the power
house estimated cost sac, 800 90: second.
for the construction OF the pipe tunnel est
mated cost ST.. 10000. third, for the cree
ton of the chimney. estimated cost, So
10000 fourth, for the main steam supply
and return pipes. estimated cost Sl4. 900 90:
fifth. for furnishing and erecting two boilers.
estimated cost sl5,O0000 Bids must be
made II accordance with provisions of
specifications prepared by KibeIe & Gerard,
architects. MuncIe. Ind Copies of plans
and specifications may be found al the office
of the dean Of the faculty. easteeA division.
Indiana Stale Normal School Muncie, Ind:
at the office of Kibeie & Gerard Rrchi-
tects, 335 The johnson Bldg. Muncie Ind
and at the office of the registrar OF the Indi-
State Normal School. Terre Haute, Ind
BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE INDIANA
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL.
HELEN q RFERRTDGE cpcretQrv
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE
The partnership heretofore existing as
Weaver & Drake is dissolved April %, 1928
by mutual consent. Hereafter will be known
as Roy A. Weaver.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTING

NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
Notice is hereby given, that the under.
signed has duly qualified administrator OF
estate of Harriet H. Specs, deceased, late of
Marion County. Indiana. Said estate Is sup
posed to be solvent
No. 21160. NOAH N. SPECS
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Puts & Calls

$40 to 1925 controls 100 shaNes OF any
listed stock on n. Y. Stock Exchange. No
further risk. Move OF points from option
price gives you opportunity to take $500
profit: 3. $500. etc Write for Free circular
R. Parker& Co. so Broad ST., NY.
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First Hour

Trading was sluggish in the first
hour with speculative attention con
fined to narrow group Of stocks.
American issues were subjected to
renewed selling which send the pre-
ferred stocks down from to 8 points
from the best price on previous trad
ing. While selling was done in a few
issues, the main body OF stocks.
though relatively inactive were firm.
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LEGAA NOTIFIES.
DEPARTMENT. or PUEBLO PARKS
II - ~ I'll = ~ !. = a-----.- l

DEPARTMENT or PUBLIC PARKS
OFFICE or THE BOARD. CITY HAIL.
IEDIA&tpOLES
Notice Is hereby given by the Board Of
Park Commissioners Of the City of Indian
aDons, Indiana. that it is desired and
deemed necessary to make the following
described public improvements in the City
OF Indianapolis, as authorized by the fol
lowing numbered Improvement resolution.
adopted by said board on the Goth day Of
April 1923.
Improvement Resolution No. 8. 1923.
To construct four - comfort stations in
the parks. parkways and bOuieTards OF the
City OF indianapolis. to-wit;
one on the south side OF Fall Creek
boulevard. north drive. east of ColleEe Ave
nue.; one in Rhodius Park: one in Military
Park and one IN BroO6side Park which
parks and bOulevards are part Of the park
and boulevard system OF the City OF lndl-
annapolis, Indiana
All OF said comfort stations are to be
built on lands which arc now part of the
park and boulevard system Of the City Of
indianapolis.
said improvements are for park purposes
and are to be made in accordance with
the plans and specifications on file i'm the
Office Of the Board of Park Commissioners Of
said city. That said Board of Park Com
miszioners has fixed Thursday. the nth day
of May, 1923, at three o clock 70. m. at the
office Of said board, in the city hall the
time and place Tor the public consideration
of the proposed Improvement, at which time
said Board of Park COmmIS> toner's will re-
CelFe DDS 1OF 6uCn WOTA. Inc 5lcce1SlUl
bidder viii be required to comply with
the specifications now on file and which
may be seen in the office OF said board. He
shall deposit certified check IN the amount
of two and one-han q p 60 per cent Of
the amount of his bid for such work bid
upon. but in no case shall any such check
be for less than the sum of One Hundred
fS10000l dollars. said check 10 he certified
by a. reputable bank. doing business in the
city OF Indianapolis Indiana.
In case 20 bid Is accepted. this check viii
be returned TO the bidder, but if one OF the
bids il accepted and bidder shall refuse or
neglect to enter into any contract with the
City of indianapolis within five 80 days
from the time he shall have been notified
Of the acceptance of the same. SAID check
shall be forfeited TO the City of indianapolis
as ascertained and liquidated damages for
the failure so TO do.
An affidavit of non collision, as required
by law. must be furnished.
The Board Of Park Commissioners re
serves the right 20 reject any and all bids.
CHARLES A EOOKWALTER
FRED CLINE,
A Nj MAGUIRE
SARAH F.. SHANK
Board of Park Commissioners OF the City
It Tvqr1s
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Main Body Of Stocks, How
ever Remains Firm
BuIIiSh Factors Noted.
PAN AMERICAN ATTACKED
Concentrated Effort in Mar
row Group Forces Re-
CeSSiOn in Two Issues,
The WALL STREET JOURNAL

NEW YORK, April 27.-Stocks were
stimulated in the early dealings to-
day by the rise in the reserve ratio Of
the whole Federal reserve system and
the drop Of $4,000, 900 in the redis-
counts Of the New York banks and
United States Steel, Consolidated Gas,
Studebaker and other speculative lead
ers gained fractionally on initial deals.
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Local Wagon Wheat

Local mills are paying 1871 for No. 2
red wheat
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CIOVerSeed Market
LEGAL NOTICES

CIoversccd was quoted 81 a / o a blu in In
llanannIia tOdNV.
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NyIIJF.
The Bingham Grain Company vs.. A. c.
Feruandes.
Before William A. Conner. justice OF the
peace in and for Center Township, State OF
Indiana. Marion County, the plaintiff in the
above cause having filed his complaint
therein. together with affidavit that the
defendant is mot a resident of the State of
Indiana, and this action is brought to en-
force the collection of plaintiffs demand by
proceedings in attachment and garnshment.
Now, therefore. the said descendant is
hereby notified that unless he be and appear
on the 10th day Of May. 1923. before me. a
Justice OF the peace in said township. county
and state and answer or demur to this
complaint the same VIII be heard and de-
termined in his absence.
In witness whereof / hereunto set my
hand and seal this 25th of April,
(SEAL) 1928
WILLIAM A CONNER.
Justice of the Peace.
SMITH REMSTEE, HORNBROOK 4
SMITH. Attorneys for Plaintiff.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-04-27

80 LEGAL NOTICES
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viii determine the public utility and beenft
thereof.
CHARLES A. BOOKWALTER.
FRED CLINE.
A NJ MAGUTRE
SARAH T. SHANK,
Board Of Park Commissioners Of tho City
Of Indianapolis. Indiana.