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RTILDING SUPPLIES

Portland Cement--Cloth, q bag. Soc:
Mortar-Novie prepared. 75o a 1OO-Ib.
,a Hydlrate a. Linle-Finish. - q eoc q sack
Plaster and Fnishes-Ivorv Neat. so
ID paper sacks, Use; Michigan stucco 81
1O0-lb. sack; plaster paris 81 a SO-ib
sacs StoneWail prepared first coat-cioth
Flooring-1x6 Y. p. clear. s75: com
mon. $50 No = common. $40.
,6Beve! SIDING = X6 clear redwood.
$50. = KS S85.
Finish-Ciear yellow pine. & and 10
inch. Sl00, l2-inch. S11O: clear redwood
D. 5 and I0-inch Si40: 12-inch. $3.50
Drop Siding-1x6 Y p SIS: No
common. S10. 1XS No. 1 common. Y P
$50 No common. 500
BOards-lN4 No. ! common. SEQ. No .
common. $40; 1X6 No. l common. 500
No. common. $40: ks and mo No /
common. so; No. common S45: 1xI2
No / common, SO; No. 2 common. $50.
Finish-Clear yellow pine, 9. and 10
inch. 500: 500: 12-inch Sf1O; clear
redwood &. s and 1O-inch. $40: 12.inch,
SI5O.
shlnglss-Clear red cedar. $3.50 per
Dimensions-2x4x12 to loft, s45; 2z
6xl2 TO 1S-ft., SO; 2xSxl2 to loft. $40
2x10xf2 to 16-ft-. SIS 2x12x12 to 10.
IT,. 500: IS TO 20 feet. So more.
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Marriage Licenses

v-hsrIes S Ssuers. -. Greenwich. Ohio
dentist: Margaret H DUNCAN p. 223O
COyner. teacher.
stephen MainaroH 35. .2eO Bright. Ia
borer: Sophie D Krotevs, %. 142 Bright.
Fernie W. King. IS. s66 W Twenty
Sixth, dentist; Eleanor II Waterman. -.
james ". Hooten. 90. 90 y. Jefferson.
carpenter: Thelma K. Lawrence. IS, Is y.
Tacoma
Charles R. Lewis % Newcastle. Ind.
electrical engineer: Edith NJ. Prentice. %.
3e46 Mcpherson. teacher.
Louis Jones. %, 214 E. Tenth, iron
worker; Lorenis Meeks. Is. PA E.
Andrew Jackson. 21. 1881 Maule. Ia
borer: Susie Mitchell. IT. 1I1s S. West.
Glenn Trulock. 80. 1000 Dexter. la
hoTer: Mrs. Edna Kidd 20. ISL Roach.
ton leather cutter: lucille Mnlner. %.
EdwsTd q Preysst. So, s25 ". Ban,
croft. merchant; Bessie CulD- "a. 1913
ps5lod1sal asssr: Amelia 4a S asHf 7.
ssi Tds Ei Rnssg.ss6 g. 1872 $50 6rs ss4
S sas e. S58 \. G merson. stenog 4
PRED Fred Gibson, %. sci ". Pratt, labOrer;
Marian Basgsdaie, Is; 24Q6 RAIDER.
Midrsd q BsRerman. So 10 4 Garfisid
Robert r Miller, "a. 211s \. Olney,
cashier: Etheiyn Y. Kirchner. 90. 1855
Cruft clerk
Henry Han. 81. 727 E Georgia. Big
Four Railroad: Carrie Anderson. 10. 1Ol7
oner n Moore. as. 1913 y. Warulan.
froa work sr;; Neve Prather. 20. 9l5 Z.
fo tyoss Johnson oTk 80. es1 rraub foun-
dry labor: Mary Coleman 80. $50 y. FL
0kL<.. - 49,. % r,ta.--f,,-~..r ~
raiiroader; lola 4. Butcher. II. 1853 W.
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CITY ADVERTISER EHr.
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS.
.oEFIcE .QF THE BoARp.

OFFICE or THE BOARD
TO wH b659MfoTF "a p%hy i edxd Pef 90 1884,
Public works Of the CITY Of iBdia65polis.
essary to make the following described
pEolic improvements in the city
lowing numbered improvement. r6solp lions
sd0pied by. sad board on the 19th day OF
December. 1894
Improy1o,nnfent, ~ R'sqlutia1 10, 1897.
g, From north property line Of Twenty
TO a 6oint $50 feet north Of north
By rend i' he p2osc6 M" c SiF9e and as
much OF tho lawns and walks as IL nee
essary TO widen the present 30-fo0t road
present asphalt surface from tho roadway
ana the wings Of tho lutcrsect!nE streets
binder the present foundation to the
Rrop5nr Inc crown a9d grade bui,3tng new
r"Furiace and surface the roadway with
3-nch ASPHALT from gutter line to gutter
line e q uniform Width OF 1884 feet; sur
line 10 gutter Inc WITH 8i1ch Vertical
Fibre Brick l9id on q l-inch mortar cush
ion 70 uniform width Of l.33 feet, re-
surface and surface the wings Of the in
t"rsecttus streets with 3-inch Asphalt and
brick cutters 80 feet wide 70 the widths
the roadway with Berea Sandstone or
SS,trapihssd Llwe;io4e curb; providing 2s2
ners At Inc intersecting streets "a shown
on plans. providing 1890 square feet %
building fourteen iron inlets by reset
ung old INLET castinss; providing 3
new Uanhole rings and covers TO be-
placed on Old catch basin tops IS shown
drain pipe With connections made to in
lets and catch basins.
Also extending at weter gas. sewer and
other, private service connections to prop
ertv line. where not already in.
Az 70 be az shown on plan and as
Contractor in submitting his bid must
submit q separate bid per ltneal foot
property frontage. exclusive OF street In.
tersections: and q separate bid per linsal
1907 Tor street intersection;
Contractor must also submit separate
bid FOR binder per ton. and a separate bid
for concrete per cubic yard
All work done in the making OF said
described public improvements shall be
in accordance with the terms and cOndi-
tons OF the IMPROVEMENT Resolutions. as
numbered adopted BY the BOARD of Pub
lie Works on the above named day. and
the detailed drawings plans prOflles and
specifications which are on file and may
Pubic Works 81 the city Of Iudtanapolis.
TIE :, said Board Of Fable W9rks hes has
and place for the pubic consideration of
the proposed Improvement, at which time
said Board Of Public " OrSs Will hear all
liable 10 be assessed FOR said Improvement
and VIII determine whether the benefits 10
Improvement and the benefits 90 the City
OF Indianapolis VIII equal the estimated
cost thereof.
CHARLES Z. COFFIN.
v, J. ! s sBFEGER
Board Of Public Works. City OF Indian
Bee Dec 90. 90. 1924.
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Births

Hubert and Dorothy Stevens. 3l4e
- ROY o; and ard Ed,th witcomb. oi7s Bluff .
George and Lillian Davis. go \.
D' JOHN and Mary Clemens, ee2 y. Tire
mont. 800
George and Stella ColgUctt. $40 C1mD.
Frank and Helen Rand. 405 w. Thir-
Carman and Rose Worth. COO 5. Audu-
bon Ri. 49, r,,..
Marshall and Katherine Evans, ob@
Birch.
Lorin and Mabel Miller 42lo ,Grac,elaql'dl
Gus aud Tholna Bisesi CD Y. Merrill.
Oscar and Media Blehic, 20 RidseView
" Frank and Title Hatfield 1928 Pros
pet. ,.,. o
Benjamin and Laura Stemick. $50 n
Allen and Bertha Hogstou, 273S Adams
Merle aud beatrice Grismore 1l4'
James and Mamie Burress. 1435 lie
Grand.
Iler.chcn and r% Mnfio Cotton. 25e2
Adams. girls.
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80 LEGAL NOTICES
~N>~~~sNS~~~~~~~~~~~~ Ns~r~~eS~~~>~NSN>N~~NSNS<
CITY ADVERTISEMENT.
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS.
OEETCE OE TILE ROARD
OFFICE or THE BOARD.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Dec. 20, 1924.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Notice is, hereby, given by. the Board of
Indiana. that on the 10Th day of Deem
Der. 1924, they approved an assessment
oil Showing. the Drima facie assessments
for the following described public I'M
provGment as authorized by the Improve
ment Resolution named:
Local Sewer Improvement Resolution
No 1854.
Resolved by the Board, of Public Works
Of the City of Indianapolis. State OF In
diana. That the construction of 4 local
sewer. intended and adapted only for local
erty abuts thereon. and not intended or
lateral drains. be- and the Same is, here
by ordered IN and along
GUILFORD AVENUE.
From Fifty Second Street
Located and described as follows to-
"Beeinnine at lateral in GuTford Ave,
nue. at south property line OF FfftyThlrd
Street: thence south. In GuiifOrd Avenue.
said sewer shall consist of 12-inch
Ard said sewer with all its appurte
n7nces shall be constructed in accord
now on file in the office of the Depart
ment Of Public Works of said city. The
cost OF said Improvement shall he ap-
portioned against and paid by the prop
erty holders whose property abuts there
o. a., and upon the city OF IndianapoIls
ment. all according to the method and
manner provided For IN an Act q the
diana entitled qihdS AN we Act a CONCERNING
Municipal CORPORATIONS. approved March
with interest at the rate of six per cent
per annum bond or bonds shall be
paw said assessments before said bond or
bonds are issued, Under no circum-
or be held responsible for any sum or
sums due from said property owner or
owners Tor SAID york. or for the coilec-
bond or bonds certificate or certificates
issued to sad contractor in payment for
shall have been actually received by the
city from the assessments TOR such i'm
pr0vcmeut. or such moneys as said city IL
by said above entitled Act required to
pay. All proceedings had. and work done
In the making OF said IMPROVEMENT.
assessments and issuance Of bonds there
ior shall be provided for in said above
Persons interested in or affected by said
described public Improvement are hereby
notified that u" Board of Public Works Of
said CITY has fixed FRIDAY Jan 2ud 1920
: .. m. a. a date upon which remon-
strances viii n received or heard
against the amount assessed against eacn
and will determine the question as TO
whether such lots or tracts OF lard have
been or will BE- benefited III the amounts
named on said roll. or in a greater or less
sum than that named on said roll.
said assessment roll showing prima
tacie assessments with the names OF own
ers and descriptions Of property subject
70 be assessed Is on file and may be seen
az the office Of the Board of Public Works
CHARLES E COFFIN.
". Il. FREEMAN
" J. SPENCER
Board Of Public Works. City OF Indian
Dec 90 70 1904
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80 Legal. NOTICES
CITY ADVERTISEMENT
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD.
TO wH E9saqf r. azy IG coy Rfe q? 1921
Notice is hereby given by tho Board
of Public Works Of the City Of lndiancc
December. 1924. they approved an assess
sessments for the following described pub
lie improvement as authorized by the I'M
provement resolution named:
Local Sewer Improvement Resolution
W. = Nav II. 1924.
Resolved by. the Board Of Public Works
Of the City Of indianapolis State OF III,
diana, That the construction OF local
sewer, intended and adapted only Tor local
use by, the proDerty holders. whose a prop ~
adapted for receiving sewage from col
by ordered in and along
TWENTY-SIXTH STREET,
From Northwestern Avenue.
To Annetta Street
More particularly dese,rltbsedc as toloV t6c
west property line of Northwestern ave.
nuo thence vest - Twenty-SfXt,hh h. street gest
property line of Annetta Street; ,,,.-.A.,,
Said sewer shall consist Of Vitrtfed
And said aid sewer isfs'' With ali It's appurte-
nances shah be constructed IN accord
ance with, the profile, and SPECIFICATIONS cat
ment Of Public Works of said city. The
cost of said Improvement shall DC ap-
On. and upon the city Of 1ndiaanapolis.
if the city i benefited 2E said improve ny snd
manner provided for in an Act Of the
General Assembly Of the state OF IN
nicipal Corporations approved Marcn
6, 1905. Assessments. If deferred are to
be paid in ten eqqaI annual lasta an dat
ner annum. bond or bonds shall be
issued to the contractor In payment Tor
Day said assessments before said bond or
bonds are issued. Under no ctrcur1-
or be held Responsible for any sum or
sums due from said property owner, or
owners for said work, or Tor the colIeEs-
ton Of same. or for the payment q any
bond or bonds certificate Ut certihcdtes,
issued to said contractor IN payment Tor
such work except for such moneys az
city from the assessments Tor such M
provcment or such moneys as SAID cry !. -
by said above entitled Act required 70
pay All proceedings had and work done
IN the making OF said lmproVe1tne, ~,
easements and issuance of bonds there
for shall be provided for in SAID above
Persons interested in or affected by said
described public Improvement are neToii1F
notified that the Board Of Pubic " oflS4
Of said city has fixed Wednesday. jan. =
1925. . n m as a date upon which re
uou4fraures win be received. or hearq
AGAINST the amount assessed against each
piece OF property described in said. ron.
and viii determine the question az to
whether such lots or tracts OF land nave
been or viii he benefited IN the amounts
named on said roll. or in greater or
less sum than that 1agsd On S said Tprina
facia ssseesTnrnts with the names OF own
ers and descriptions OF property ,subjec.tt
10 be assessed is on file and may pc seer
at tie office of the Board OF Public WORKS
% -7'''" 0''' CHARLES z. COFFIN,
" H FREEMAN,
N ! SPENCER,
Board Of Public Works. City Of Indian
apolis. o,-
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Emergency Changes

According to Rikhoff some OF the
men on day shifts viii be trans
ferred to night duty. Several de
tails Of plain clothes men, under the
direction Of Capt. Charles Sumner,
special Investigator for Rikhoff. Will
keep close watch on dance halls
cheap lodging houses and railroad
and interurban stations for suspi-
Cious characters. Rikhoff said the
night force In business sections will
be Increased.
Rikhoff said he would transfer ser
geants I'm command Of emergency
squads to the field and place Lieu
tenents Winkler. Schubert and
Thomas IN charge Of the emergency
autos The Eeutenants had been on
the duty OF checking UP on field ser
geants This practice will be aband-
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CLUBHOUSE is PLANNED
Crooked Crock Community Club TO
Spend $4,000.

Crooked Creek Community Club
will build n clubhouse at Northwest
ern Ave. and Fifty-Ninth St, costing
about 100000, G. w. Pensinger,
president, announced Today.
Ground 100x150 feet has been pur-
chased and plans for the new struc-
ture are in charge Of a committee
headed by J. d. TIobson. Building
will include a gymnasium, social
rooms and auditorium.
The club Is composed of residents
Of school district No. Z. Officers
will be elected at a meeting Friday
night Mrs. D. d. Lucas is secre-
tary.
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MOVES
TO HALT CRIME
WAVE OVER CITY
Filling Stations, Stores
and Pedestrians Robbed
Over Weekend.

Aroused by the crime wave that
has gripped the city for the past
week and which reached It's crest
Saturday and Sunday when bandits
held up n bank, three filing stations,
several stores and a dozen pedes-
TRANS. Chief Of Police Herman Rik-
bom laid plans today TO curb activi-
ties of ;he crooks.
although other cities are suffer
ing an outbreak Of crime. this de-
partment is going to put q stop to
the wholesale operations Of crooks, 3"
RikhoT said.
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stocks SATURDAY. was 1918. M -. Aver
age price of twenty rails ~ss AS-AO
81 UAtfcd Press
NEW YORK, Dec. 29.-The bulls
came down with renewed strength
and started the week with a flock
Of new highs on initial transactions
on the stock exchange today. News
over the weekend showed no rift in
the bullish outlook.
Sterling opened at new high
since 1919 and with further in
dustriaI activities reported there was
plenty Of fuel on which TO base buy
ing operations. The recent &C
cumulatfou Of Simms proved itself
in sensational fashion with 10000
shares opening at "a. up points.
At that price it met some profit
taking and reacted to 221s.
n Metal stocks were features Of the
|<#r1y dealings. with leading coppers
Apuching new highs on a heavy vol
urue Of trading. The markets
barometer-steel-s at zoos. a
new high. and American Locomotive
sold at los, holding its largo gain
Of the week.
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Commission Market

Among the few notable. changes IN
Mondays price revision az the commits
sion market Wis the drop IN straw berries
from II - "a 80 "a quart 20 80 81 900.
Dealers predicted even further drops say
prize by the end OF the wees- Berries are
coming from Florida and are Of good
other price movements varied Ad-
yanes nqmeerzd slightly NOR than de-
Lemons lsronpai 50,, 10 u A box Toma-
toes declined 5Oc p box, radsnes. 25C .
dozen punches higher and Eaie- zoe
barrel lower. Potatoes We're quoted slight
Is higher
ADples-F-ancv Jouathans. sSd 9 30 a
hhl.- fancy DELICIOUS - - BOY = =
q Thi fen,-- RsIIVir- - q Dol
Observation-Disclosures $3.50 a box
Bananas ti De- q pound.
Cant 1l0upes-CalIfor nla Honey ewes,
Cranb ..rr.es-s7 .564s q half barrel
G-apefrg.ttt-s3 "a -. a box, ,,-,,-,--
Iem5o,a--s-sclHforuis. s5.5OG8.5O.
Limes-Sl 80 . hundred.
Orauges-EXtra fansy California Nalen-
c.as l26s % 25Os. s+-c5 q; I'D Florida
Pear.[Bart'ett. s. a bushel; extra
fancy \ I ID AMOS. - bu.
Persimnons-Fs mdiauas, $50 q
crate. tanger-n@s y - ~ 1 -.
Strawberries. s0G soc a quart.
Vegetables
Beanz--Fancy Southern Green. - nj 3 %
Beets-Fsncv HOMEGROWN. 35G f0c
doZ punches 81 s51i go D busheL
Cabbage-fanc Holland seed. = a &C
Ca-rot--s1 20 % b4=hel. New, Texas. -
uwpr--Califuruia. - - "A crate
Celery-E y Golden Heart. - = %
crete. trimmed 9Oc bunch; Califoria.
Observation-Disclosures s.. 75G 80 d
dozen.
Eegpiant-SI - a dozen.
Eudive-30c dozen
Faie-S0utheru. 81 q bushel
Lettuce-Head Tee berg. Blue Boy - 30
q = - crate: hot house leaf. Sl.T5H2
soes-F aucy Southern. 60c bas-
onions-spauizh. s215@e.e5 a crate
HOMEGROWN. - l0uib. sack. Indiana
Teliow. 3, Indiana Red. s.. hot house
greens 45c Dozen punches
Parsiey-HnUe-grow 75c doz bunches
Rad shes-Butt0ns. hot house. II 30
punches. Long red OF white Toe dozen.
RutabaEas-SI - dfty-iO. basket
sa}ei.o{1s-55i5c.- = basket ct,
SquasI-Hubbsrd 4 ~ 90 a pound
I9matoes-Fan cv California reDackod
- 30 q siX-basket crate
Iurnlps-Sl-5O a bushel. S425 a bar
Potatoes
Fancy Michigan round white. = 90 a
l5o-g. BAG. Nnncscts SI.S5 a4i50-Ib
pound bag. Idaho Russcts S3F 3 - a
l2V-lb- bag. Kentucky c05blers. - M3@j
Sweet Potatoes-virgiuis S4.75 n bar
Indiana. $3.50 oushei; Arkansas, IS Is
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Watch POOIrO0ms

Patroimen We're to be directed at
The afternoon roll call to question
all loafers In poolro0ms. but arrest
only those unusually suspicious.
The chief said he would commend
the entire department upon recent
catches of bandits and burglars.
Statewide search has been insu-
gated for the two youthful vandits
who held up tho Meridian State
Bank, JOBS n. Meridian St. Satur-
day at $40 p. IN. and escaped with
$334
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SHOW PLANS COMPLETE
Cat and Poultry Exhibit Mt Cadle
Tabernacle Jan. 81.

Plans for flfty-second annual poul-
try and cat show to be staged in
Cadle Tabernacle Jan. 81. are COM
and general manager. said today.
The educational program on poul-
try culture will be under supervision
Of the poultry department of Purdue
University. The cat department will
be in charge of the indianapolis Cat
Club.
Premium lists for the cat show
may be had from Mrs. o. f. Heslar,
81 n. Addison ST, Indianapolis.
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Bank CIearings Gain

Bank clearings continue large and
reports from leading centers for five
days last week shows total of 81
2S9,919,000, about % per cent larger
than the corresponding period last
year. New York City clearings
reached an aggregate Of s4,642 ,oOO,-
600. due to the extraordinary activity
on the Stock Exchange.
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Tank WAGON Prices

(Gasoline prices do not include State
tax of &c a gallon)
pu sasqf 5Sa T6a Crown a7o sd F sea
132c; Silver Flash. 17c: standard avla-
ton x ,2ei Sinclair commercial, 13;2.
Light. 14.5c; Perfection 11.7c; Standard
furnace oil 1o6, (under 200 gallQns)I .9;6c
(morc than 200 gallons; Bright Light.
IL 7c: Sinclair. 127c.
NAPTHAA Energee Cleaners, 1850: "
M q p. 1856: Standolind Cleaners, Is. sc.
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FIRE DESTROYS CHURCH
Overheated Furnace Blamed for
$4,000 Blaze at Flora.

81 Jn3TGH TTCSS
LOGANSPORT, Ind, Dec. o.
Fire. starting from an overheated
furnace, early today destroyed the
Methodist Church at Flora, near
here with a loss of $4,000.
The blaze was discovered by a
milIman passing by shortly before
dawn. Cold weather hampered fire
fighters in their efforts to save the
building.
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Failures In West Increase

Reports from the West to r. G.
Dun 6 Co. show an Increase Of twen-
ty-one business failures over those
of a week ago. Total number re-
ported for five days last week was
$40, contrasting with 496 the preced-
ing week. and $50 for the cores
ponding week year ago.
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Resident so Years, Dead

Ansel c. Staneart. so. a retired
painter, who lived with his daughter,
Mrs II. K. Thatcher, ga N. De
Quincy St, died early today He had
lived here fifty years. He was born
at Stuebenville, Ohio. Funeral ar
rangements have not been made.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENT.

OFFfCE OF THF hoard.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD.
TO WHOM IL pS NAY &C Concern" 49,
Notice ia hereby given by the BOARD Of
PTaR}e W9rks of ih NE Sly Of Inda4 4
Der 1924 they approved an assessment
roll showing the prima facie, assessments
ment as authorized by the Improvement
Resolution named
GARFIELD AVENUE.
From north property line OF Tenth
- To south property line of Sixteenth
By paving the roadway with Asphalt
Asphaltic Concrete. Concrete or Brick.
laid on a 6-tnch gravel c9ncreto foundation.
width Of "a feet paving the W wings - Of the
interesting streets and alleys in a similar
plans: pT1o5yldins 900 lineal feet OF 4x1S.
inch stggaDtifiled Ltmestt0ns M5a.rgInal -, stone
Guard, as specified: resotting = manhole
Also extending all water. gas. sewer and
all other private service connections, to
property line where not already in.
AL to be as shown on plan and as
Persons interested iu@or affected by said
Described public lie iRpToYemenb ere RGreby
monstranees will be received. or heard
piece Of property described in said roll
and will determine the question as to
whether 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
sum than that named on said roll
Said assessment roll showing said prima
facie assessments, with the names of own
era and descriptions of property subject
TO he assessed. IS on file and may be seen
at the office of the Board OF Public Works
" ''''' CHARLES f. COFFIN.
W II. FREEMAN
NJ J. SPENCER,
Board of Public Works City of Indian
DEG SpC%37Y' 20. 80. 81. 1894: Jan /. .. 3.
NOTICE TO HEIRS. CREDITORS ETC
In the matter of the estate of Sarah
Ann Hayworth. deceased.
No. 63-2013S
In the Probate Court Of Marion County.
DECEMBER term. 1924,
Notice is hereby given that William II.
Morrison Jr. as executor OF the above
account and vouchers IN final settlement
OF said estate and that the same win
come up for the examination and action
Of said Probate Court on the nth. day of
January 1925. at which time all heirs,
creditors or legatees of said estate required
TO appear In said court and show cause,
IL any there be, why said account and
vouchers should not be approved. And
the heirs of said estate are also required
to 6Dpear and make proof of their heir
SAMUEL .A4kSb EERsHF & 9 26sGan. Clara.
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TIMERS SUPPLIES

TIM 2Ox2S coke, SI45O: charcoal
S22.504 "A ternes. S15GlS; old styles
ternes Sl9G 25.
Zinc-Sheet. S13 per 100 pounds
Congratulations. 500 per pound .
sheets, soft. 1907. 27c per pound.
Steei-No. % gauge. galvanized. So 55
a 5.65 per 100 pounds: 0. p. c. b. $4.65
q 4.65 per 100 pounds.
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Local wholesale prices OIL iron and
IS. ba Sc steel bars. S315 a i0O-ib' base:
cold rolled shsftinE. $685. q 1O0-D0und
base. blue annesled sheets. 10-Eauge base,
S3S5 = 10O-pounG. galvanized sheets. %
Fsuxe base. 1886: 100 pounds: black
sheets. 2S-szuge. S4.75 100 pounds.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-29

Prices on Coal

Anthracite $3.50 ton; coke $40;
West Virginia lump. Sc a 7.25; Kentucky
lump. Sc. - a rs: Pocahontas mine run.
lump. s5G7: Indiana egg SIS. 80 a B.75:
Indiana mine run. S4.50M 500. wheel
Ing. SOC a ton extra.)
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HaV Market Prices

Local quotations on hay and grain in
wagon lois: Hay-Loose timothy No. l,
S17.225 as; No 2. Sl4.550 q :, 10 3: %; mixed
CorIl-New. good. 81 G1.IO a bushel;
lower grades. 90 a Csc
Oats--55 al 5Sc q bushel