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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-10-30
SEVEN MEETINGS
A|D.DEMOCRATS
Rallies Planned In Various
Parts of City Tonight,

Democratic meetings in Indianapo-
lis tonight will be at:
Columbia Theater, 22s Martindale
Ave.-Speakers DIR. Charles Sumner
Williams; w. S. Henry, Mrs. Daisy
Booker Walker, Thomas M. Dexter,
and Mrs. Garrett f. Kirby.
Michigan St. and Eastern Ave-
Speakers; Joseph Turk, Otto Ray.
Edward Little and Edward Junker.
Tenth and N. West Sts.-Speakers;
W. S. Henry, John c. Bankett, the
Rev. G.. K. Nelson. and A. L. K.
Smith
Simpson Church. Eleventh and
Missouri Sts.-Speakers. all county
and State candidates invited.
West and Maryland Sts.-Speak-
ers, Richard Coleman. W. f. Hen
derson. Jacob Steinmetz. Otto Ray
and w. A. Swails.
Missouri and McCarty SITS, -
Speakers same as at West and Mary
land SITS.
1906 Columbia Avs.-Thomas W.
Dexter. W. S. Henry and Mrs. Gar
rett f. Kirby.
Adolph Fritz. secretary Of the
State Federation of Labor. and
Joseph p. Turk will address a noon
meeting at the Beech Grove shops
Friday.
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WHEAT WEAKENS
ON LIGHT DEMAND
Late Liquidation Sends Corn
Prices Down,
By United Press

CHICAGO, oct. 3o.-Grain fu-
lures developed weakened teuden-
cies at the opening OF the Board Of
Trade today.
Wheat Got a weaker start. due
to lack Of demand both foreign and
domestic. Selling was by the same
interest who became bearish at the
continued heavy movement TO terni-
nal eleva tors.
Belated liquidation by some Of
Wednesdays early buyers sent corn
down. Sentiment was TO take
profits.
Trading in oats Showed underlying
Strength due to some export inquiry.
Provisions were steady.
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HEAVY HOGS TOP
TRADE At S10.65
Bulk Brings $9@10-CattIe
Market Slow.

With exception OF 81 top, hog
prices at the local yards today were
about steady with Wednesdays level.
Heavy porkers commanded best
A top of s10.65 was fully Csc
lower than on Wednesday. Heavy
porkers commanded best prices,
tselling at $10.5OQ10.65. Medium
mixed lots sold at $9.5O010. Light
hogs were slightly lower at SIS q
9.25. Light lights were steady at
SS6S.50. Pigs sold over a wide
range. Those weighing less than 100
pounds, generally sold around IS,
while weightier, good butcher pigs,
brought as high as IS. Sows We're
steady at $88S.75 for smooth pack
ers and IS down for roughs. Re-
ceipts were estimated at 5000. Hold
over was 1854.
Heavy cattle receipts again i'm
paired prices and caused a slow,
draggy market. a decline, in most
cases about 15c, affected most
grades Of killers, with the exception
Of low priced COWS. fancy light
heifers and steers. Fairly good
heavy steers were sold at S9.50G1O.
Tat yearlings looked to be I'M
changed at sI0.S5G11. Light, COM
mon steers were slow sellers at
prices uneveuly lower. Medium to
good butcher heifers were sold at
S5.5007. Common. thin heifers sold
as low az S4a450. Beef cows
generally sold at S49475. Receipts
were 400
Veals sold slow and the general
market tendency was weak. Only
few fancies commanded a top Of
S11.50. Bulk Of good veals brought
soon. Mediums, at $8d10, We're
Unchanged. Commons brought $50
Z. Receipts We're 700.
Sheep and lamb prices in most
cases were steady. Choice light
lambs brought $3.50. Mixed lambs
sold at SHOP and heavies brought
Sl0810.5o. Sheep again were only
uominally steady on light supply.
Receipts were 400.
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PATRIOTIC VOTE NEEDED

Oswald Ryan Of Anderson, Ind.
American Legion leader. speaking at
State convention luncheon Of the
Service Star Legion Wednesday.
said:
we have been urging the need for
getting out the vote. when what we
really need is to get out the in
telligent and patriotic vote. I would
.ather see the man who votes In
ignorance stay at home.
There is only one intelligent
patriotism, and that is the patriotism
that comes from an understanding
Of the meaning Of constitutional
liberty, an understanding OF the
principles underlying our free in
stitutions. and an appreciation OF
the great price paid for them upon
the fields Of blood"
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BuiIdinu Permits

James f. Manning, furnace 1854 Paris
b n. Sinner remodel o38 n Tacoma
Henry C Ketcham. furnaco 6I37 Ken
Henry c Kotchom. dwelling, 5187 Ken
5. c. kirkpatrick, wreck. 1909 Orange
Caroline Ruclselshaus, garage. 1901 Mar
L. Palmer. furuaco s27 N. Chester
+. I. Palmer, double. s37 ". Chester
- Baker. addition, a24 N. Missouri
., c southgato, dwelling, soo5 N. Eu
John w Buskirls garage aooa n
Thrift Realty Company, dwelling. 1922
~ Ed isoH' r Wood Wood addition 1928 ". Thtr
Carl Bolton. furnace. s34 weghorst
William 4, oqinin, dwelling, o42e Win
l.. 6. Hodges, store, 1911 r, Tenth
Million P. Haynes. remodel. 1915 g. Key
Milton p. Haynes, move dwelling. 1926
E. +. stewart. garage. 1918 Shelby
J. b. Holden. addition 1892 W. Thirty.
Bert Wilhelm. dwelling. 1889 n. Danny
Bert Wilhelm. dwelling, 1893 n. Denny
ST, 500.
F0rtXsSecond, $500 g.
George Tulley. dwelling. sS17 f. Thir
Mrs. ] /. Keller, garage, 51o7 Broad,
oscar Wuensch. garage, 4o22 N. Illinois
IIlsey Titus, garage, e01 N. Delaware
Anna T. Mock. reroos. 4io W. Fortieth
Edward Hoffman, dwelling, 500 N
craig's Candy Company, sign, 8 f, Wash
cora ;:5, w s16S garage, 1904 N Penn
Southern Lumber Company. dwelling,
1858 W. Thirty-Fifth. 81. 800.
". n. Westbrook. furnace, 1850 Shelby,
" n. westbrool, dwelling 276O Shelby,
J. W. Dodson. dwelling, SO Elmpra,
Leroy Hastings. furnace. 2o11 Hazel
J. A. Stout. furnace, 1928 Windsor
J. W. Mount, double. 234 8. Addison
Crown Hill Cemetery. gas tank, Thirty
Albert Elliott. double 2522 N. Keystone,
So. 500
Albert Elliott, chicken house, 254o N,
Keystone, 1915
Board OF Trustees, Ezras Acken congre-
CATION and chapel. Bluff and Kelly, 81 .3S5.
Robert S. Bailey. repairs, 1925 Central,
Robert Bailey. reroof. 1928 Central,
VI. H stearn. repairs. 1s1l N. Oakland.
L, V. Hamilton. repairs, a21 f Fall
Creek Blvd $40
olive Pfafenberger. garage, 1928 VIII
COKE. $500.
A. =. Shalley, double. 1925 s. Randolph
So 900.
A. P. shalley. furnaces. 1928 s. Ran
g. A. Hays. furnace. 1911 Dawson, $500
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OFFICE OF THE BOARD.
indianapolis, Ind. Oct. 20, 1872

Indianapolis Ind. Oct. 20, 1924.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Notice is hereby given by the Board
OF Public Works OF the City OF Indian
apols Indiana, that sealed proposals viii
be received by it, at its office until :
O'Clock D. m, on Wednesday. Nov. II.
1924, for the following described public
Improvement, in the city of Indianapolis.
as authorized by
Improvement Resolution No. 11949.
MINNESOTA STREET,
From east line Of bridge over Pleasant
Run.
By grading the roadway from curb line
to curb line to a uniform width OF 80
feet; grading the wings of the intersect-
ing streets and alleys in 4 similar manner
and to the widths as shown on plans
curbinS both sides of the roadway with
Stratified Limestone. Berea Sandstone,
Granite or 6X24-lnch Concrete curb. curb
ing the wings of the intersecting streets
and alleys in a similar manner and to
the widths as shown on plans; providing
226 lineal feet of 6-foot radius granlte
corners. providing 69l Ilneal teet or ~
foot radius granite corners; providing u
lineal feet of 15-foot radius granite cor
ners; providing 81 llneal feet OF 2O-toot
radius granite corners; providing "a llneal
feet of 2J-foot radius granite corners
providing 80 lineal feet of 60-foot radius
granite corners: resetttng IL Ineal feet OF
straight curb and 30 llneal feet of 1O-tOot
to changing the width of the roadway
from "a feet to 80 feet; constructing
new manhole: constructing 3 new catch
basins including inlet tops; providing 3
new iron inlets laying 1914 lineal feet OF
12-inch drain pipe with connections made
to inlets. catch basins and manholes; re
building to inlets by resetting old inlet
castings and providing 10 ner manhole
rings and covers TO be placed on old
catch basin tops as shown on plans; pro
viding l new CRATE top for inlet.
All to be as shown on plan and as
specified.
All work done in making Of said de-
scribed public improvement shall be In
accordance with the terms and condl-
lions OF said improvement resolution, ana
the general and detail plans, prohles,
drawings and specifications which are on
file and may be seen in the office OF sald
Board of Public Works OF the City Oh
Indianapolis.
The Board Of Public Works reserves the
right to reject any or all bids.
CHARLES z. COFFIN.
w H. FREEMAN.
NJ J. SPENCER.
Board Of Public Works, City OF Indian
Oct $50 So Nov. g. 1924.
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Produce Markets

Strictly fresh new-laid No. l eggs. large
size, 4Sc; No. ? OF held eggs. 37c; fowls,
A. pounds up. 21ci under 4 pounds.
poultry 800 discount: young tom turkeys.
II pounds up PC, young hen turNeys. :
pounds up. &c; old tom turkeys, &c;
up, 12c; squads. 10 pounds to dozen.
$40. young guineas 3-pOund size. 81
dozen, packing stock butter &C. Butter
fat delivered Indianapolis. 3Sc packing
stock butter delivered. indianapolis. 20 a
22c ID. Rabbits. 81 dozen drawn.
NEW YORK. oct 8O-F1our-Duu and
unsettled. Pork-Stronger; mess $50 %.
Lard-Flrmer midwest spot. S16.206
1880. Sugar-Raw. firm; centrifugal 90
test. 6-03c; refined. firm: granulated, 7I5
tos No. 4. 26@ 26Hc. Tallow--Firm;
special to extra. . Is @91Ac. Hay-Steady
No l. 81 90; No, 3; S11o@ LIS; Dressed
ems, "a a 45c: fowls. Is a $40 ducks Long
Island, 20 G27c. Live poultry-Quiet-
gees. IL a zoe; ducks. d39 26c: fowls S
chickens. % a &c; broilers, 80 n 35c.
CHeese-Dull: state whole milk. commons
to specials. liza gle; state skins, choice 20
specials II a IA &c: lower grades. { a DC.
Butter-Firmer; receipts. 1896; creamery
extras. 4oc; special market, 40l a Ale.
Eggs Stronger; receipts, 1t.017; nearby
40 n soc, fresh firsts. A n soc; Pacific
coasts. 40 10 soc; western whites, IS a SOC;
nearby DFoWuS, bU "a csc.
CLEVELAND. Oct. O-Butter-Extra
IN tubs. ~ a 43c; extra frsts. 40 n 41c.
firsts. 3S a 381ac; packing stock % a PIC:
standards. 80 u c; prints lie extra. Eggs
Fresh gathered northern extras. 57c: ex-
ira frsts. SOC: Ohio firsts. 51c.- western
firsts. 50iac Poultry-Live. heavy fowls.
% q 24c: light. ID a lie; heavy springers.
% a 24c: light. ~ 21c: boosters. Is n
17c; ducks. 1S6 21c: geese. $50 Gle. Po-
tatoes-Michigan. S1.7O per $50 pound
sae.zs; New York, S1.s5 91.90: Colorado.
120 pounds. 81 .25 a 1.50.
CHICAGO Oct. O.-Butter-Receipts.
6.5S2: creamery, 3S12 c.: standards, SIC;
firsts. 81 L a 33lsc: seconds, 60 SOC.
Eggs-Receipts. 1894; ordinaries. 80 a
Ale. Chees-Twins. 1SAc: Americas.
19c. Poultry-Receipts. IS cars; fowls.
IS q 2oc; ducks. 19c; geese. -19c; springs.
21C: turkeys. 2Sc; roOsters. 1jc. Potatoes
Receipts. 429 cars: Minnesota and
North Dakota Red River Ohios 90cG 81 :
South Dakota early Ohios S0@ 90c: bulk
early Ohios. 70d 75c: North Dakota and
Minnesota round whites and Ohios 90c:
Minnesota round whites. so a Csc; Wiscon.
sin r. W. 20 695c.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENT

N J. SPENCER.
Board Of Publ; Works, City OF Indian
Oct 81 "A. a1.Nnr- l 3. 4. ). 1924.
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Deaths

Thomas p. Howell - roo n. Encr
son valvular heart discaze.
Suaunah Jane Williams, SO. Methods
Hospital. arterto sclerOsis
carcinoma
Narsaret Ellen Walker 81. 1l1c fetch.
or. pulmonary tuberculosis
Jennie b. Clark 3D. 1913 r. Twenty
Third acute cardiac dnatation.
Gertrude Harris 30, 27oA Y. Temple
Anna B Feid6am. ~. SIT g. Meridian
acute cardiac duatation
james r Fist, 81. AGO n Fast. sortic
irsufticiGncy.
Esward Il Nicholas - Central Indiana
Hospital brOnchO pneumonia.
Mary Lucy C-av ey, Of. 949 Fayette
cerebral hemorThaRe.
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BUILDING Is LEASED

Announcement has been made Of
the leasing OF property at SO Z
Washington St. owned by the
Snowden heirs Of New York. TO
Richmqn Brothers, Cleveland, Ohio.
clothing manufacturers, for ten
years. Total rental was said 10 be
s205,00 Gaylord Clothing Com
pany formerly occupied the build,
ing.
Richman Brothers. who intend to
make changes in the building. win
open one Of their chain stores
there about Dec. l. w. A. Bren.
nan Of the Meyer-Kiser Banks real
estate department. represented both
parties In the transaction.
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INCREASE IN PAY ROLLS
Little Change in Volume of EN-
plOyment, Report. Shows.
BIZ Cnitcd Press

By United Press
CHICAGO, Oct. sO.-Gradual in
creases in pay rolls. but little
change in tn evolume of employ
ment. were quoted today by the Fed
eraI Reserve Ban kof Chicago in
its monthly review Of industrial en-
ployment conditions.
Plants employing approximately
$4,000 men in the Seventh Federal
Reserve district made increases OF
one-ffth Of one per cent in men and
two and one-tenth per cent in pay
rolls.
Decrease Of applicants for work,
indicating little unemployment, was
noted in Illinois. Ratio OF applicants
for every one hundred places de-
Lined from 152 TO 143.
Srhe ratio in Indiana, however. IN
Weased from 123 to 128 per cent.
Coal mine reports indicate an in
crease Of per cent in both men
and pay rolls.
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Commission Market

Vegetable receipts were light az Com
mission Market THURSDAY Manv garden
commodities were replaced by shipped and
hot house varieties Few price changes
were made. No large changes are antici=
pated by dealers within the next week or
two when readiustment VIII be made from
garden to greenhouse vegetables.
Apples we're the most prominent IN the
market More than twenty-five varieties
IA offered at prices ranging from Sl-75
g. box. ri,
Apples-Fancy Jonathans, S36 3.25 a
box; extra fancy Duchess. S1.50; fancy
Wealthys, S1.75: $3.50 barrel: Grimes
Golden. 50 q -25: $3.50 a 80 a barrel.
ApricOts-Califoruia. So q 3-25 q box
Bana1as-lOc a pound.
antaloupes-California Honey Dewes,
CrsnbeTries-o. c. black. s5.2s half bar
GTT1ln1eefruit-s5.2 IS box.
Grapes-Toksy. So a crate; Arkansas
Michigan Early Blues. Is q 4Oc.
IemOus-CaltfOrnia. s. q :.
Limes-Sl 80 a hundred
OTanges-Extra fancy California vslen-
ciss. 1855 to 150s. S5.50G $50; Florida,
Pears&Ba-tIett. s275as.5o bu.hel
Plums-CaltOrnia. Cherry Glen. Cornu-
copia. SI.75 9 2-c5 a crate; Indiana blue
plums. 50 $50 q bushel: Blue Damsons.
. n 9Oc basket. Sl-25 half bushel
basket.
Vegetables
Beans-Southern green. $3.50 busheI
stringless. $3.50.
Beets-Fancy, homegrown. 500 dozen
punches; 81 bushel
Cab0sge-FaDcy Holland seed. IL @
.Lettuce-Fead- fancy Colorado. 50 a
crate; homegrown leaf. s5c 15-pound
Carrots-Home-grown. s125 = bu.
Cucumbers-Fancy, home grown. 50 .
dozen.
Eggplant-s1. rs = dozen.
Kale-Home-srown Csc a bushel
Mangoes-Louisiana and homegrown
onions-spauish. $40 crate: home
grown. 1928 a 10O-pOund sack; Indiana
yellow. Sl.75; Indiana red, 81; Indiana
white, 3 %; homegrown green, 35c
Parsley-Hone-Erown 4Oc 4 dozen.
Peas-New York fancy Telephone. 81 so
d175 a bu.
Radishes-Home grown button. 4oc q
dozen punches; long red or white. 40c.
Rutabagas-S1 50-Ib. basket.
Spinach-Home-grown fancy. 81 q
bushel.
sauash-s1 .5OG4 a busheI.
TOmatoes-Cal-. repacked. q s1x-basket
TurziDs-s125 a bushei.
Potatoes
Es.sancy Michigan. 50 a 15o-pound bag:
Nj River Early Ohios. S1.75 4 I2O-lb
Esg: extra fancy Idaho and Colorado
50 a 3.25 l20-pOund bag; Kentucky Cob
blers, So q 3.25 a barrel - q , so q $50
pound bag, Minnesota. Sl.50d2
Jersey Sweet POtatoes-S2. 90 a ham
per: Virginias. s. g barrel. Indianas
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Dated indianapolis. Ind, Oct.
Oct. %, 30-Nov. g.


To the taxpayers of the Sanitary District
Of Indianapolis, consisting of the City of
Indianapolis and the Town of Woodruff, OF
the determination TO issue bonds for and
on behalf of said Sanitary District to pro-
vide funds to complete the construction of
the sewage disposal plant now being con-
structed as provided for in a certain Reso-
luton of the Board of Sanitary Commits
sioners of said Sanitary District approved
and confirmed on April "a, 1e1s. and to
provide funds TO complete the construction
Of the garbage disposal plant now being
constructed as provided for in a certain
Resolution of said Board. approved and
confirmed on Dec. 26, 1929.
Notice is hereby given to the taxpayers
Of, the Sanitary District of Indianapolis,
Ind, consisting Of the City Of Indianapolis
and the Town of Woodruff that the Board
of Sanitary Commissioners of said Sanitary
District, acting for and on behalf thereof,
by Resolution duly passed and adopted by
said Board on the .21st day Of October;
be inspected at the office of the Board.
Room 205, City Hall Indianapolis, Ind.
anal, determined to issue bonds OF said
Sanitary District of indianapolis. D. the
sum Of Two Hundred and Fifty Thousand
Dollars 1880 100000 to bear interest "a
4 u per cent per annurn. payable semi
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NOTICE or PUBLIC SALE OF SWAMP
LANDS BELONGING TO THE STATE
OF INDIANA, IL LAKE COUNTY. IN
Notice is hereby given that a petition
has been hled with the state Auditor.
signed by five resident freebolders and
that certain swamp lands belonging TO the
state Of Indiana and living within the
meander lines OF the Little Calumet River.
IN Section % Township 33 North. OF
Range q West OF the Second Principal Ne
rdlau In Lake County Indiana. be- offered
for sale m accordance with the provisions
Of an Act of the General Assembly OF the
state OF Indiana authorizing the sale and
conveyance of lands belonging TO the state.
approved March 9th 1859. and tho Amend
ment OF Section 4 thereof, approved by the
Governor of tho State March Hnd, 1923.
Acting upon said petition as required by
law. tho Auditor OF State viii offer the
lands described therein at public sale al
the time and place hereinafter stated and
upon the following conditions rs required
He will at such time and place offer said
lands Tor sale TO the highest bidder Tor
cash; first offering the same for sale "a a
whole. IL no cash bid is received for tho
appraised value OF said lands SO offered
he Will then offer the same for sale In par
cells II no cash bid for the appraised
value of-Sald lands IS received when the
Same are so offered for sale IA q whole or
IN parcels the state Auditor viii immcdl-
credit Of not to exceed three years, pay
able in equal annual lnstallments, with in
terest payable annually in adv auce.
Said lands have been plated and ap-
praised as required by law. a description Of
the Same and the appraisement thereof be-
ing "a follows:
All that portion Of the Northeast Quar-
ter OF Section "a Township 30 North.
Range Q West Of the Second Principal Me
ridiau lying North Of the South meandor
line OF the Little Calumet River. excepting
therefrom 1870 acres. moro or Less lying
In the Northeast corner of said Section and
excepting the right-of-way of the New
York Central Railroad. and containing
1870 acres. more or less Also, that pJr-
ton OF tho Northeast Quarter Of the North
west Quarter of said Section. lying North
of the South meandor Inc OF the Little
Calumet River excepting therefrOm the
right-of-way of the Elgn, Joliet &c Eastern
Railroad Company, containing 10 acres.
more or less. appraised at S799 ~.
Said lands viii be offered for sale at the
office of the Auditor OF State at the state
house in Indianapolis; at ~ o'clock, noon.
on the 18th day of November. 1924.
No bid will be accepted for less than the
appraised value OF aaid lands.
\. The appraisemcnt of the same as above
set forth has been approved by majority
of tho Commission composed of the Gov
ernor OF the State the Auditor Of State,
and the Treasurer of State, which Commits
zion may also accept or reject nnv and all
bids ROBERT BRACKES.
Auditor of State.
Dated Indianapolis Ind, Oct goth, 1924.
Oct Or .}0-kOV e
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HARDWARE TRADE FIRM
Better Business Reported From
Leading Market Centers.
,Bu TINS SpectaI

BY TINES Special
NEW YORK, Oct. 2s.-Better
business is reported from leading
hardware market ceuters. Trading
IS showing consistent improvement
each week. Fall business appears TO
already have reached a point nearly
equal TO the volume for the same
time last year.
It IS generally conceded that hard
ware prices will be readjusted and
opinion is divided as to the nature.
Hardware Age says the majority Of
dealers consulted do not look for
important declines IN the face OF a
firm and even rising material and
labor market.
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stocks Wednesday was l01 20. off 80
Average price Of twenty rails was 9O-67
off .16.
By United Press
NEW YORK. Oct. sO.-The de-
cisive defeat OF the labor party in
the British elections caused a jump
IN Sterling OF nearly cents to
4716s in the early dealings. But
this development found no reflection
in the stock market. where trading
continued in the recent sluggish
fashion.
The only point Of special interest
was the further strength IN Atchi-
son. which reached a new high on
the move at 1881, within half a
point OF the years high. Atchison' s
September net was S7,0S3, 094,
against s3,945.162 in the same month
mkt year. demonstrating why many
expect an early increase
in the S6 dividend rate.
Stocks gave indications OF break
ing out Of the recent trading area
into a fresh forward movement
around noon.
Pivotal industrials reached the
best levels of recovery and vigorous
operations for the rise went ahead
in special issues. especially Of the
merchandising class.
In wake Of Sears Roebuck rise to
a further new high at 1908. against
Wednesdays low Of rs, Hartman
developed greater activity. reaching
a new high on the move at 34is.
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CITY ADvFRT1srMENr
LEGAL NOTICE
DEPARTMENT or PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE Or THE BOARD


Indianapolis. Ind. Oct. g 1924.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Notice ia hereby given by the Board OF
Public Works Of the City OF Indianapolis.
Indiana that sealed proposals. viii be re-
ceived by IT, at 10 Office, until = cloch
p. m, on "Wednesday. Nov. l2th, 19~4. 1of
the following described public improve
meat. in the City Of Indianapolis. as au-
improvement Resolution No. 1903.
MIENESOTA STREET.
From east line Of the bridge over peas
TO Vest property lins OF Churchman
81 paving the ros}alw,l9sstgait,h,- Wooden en-
Brick lald "a 6-lnch gravel concrete
foundation from curbIine to curb-llne to
wings OF the iuteTsectng streets ana
alleys IN similar manner ana 70 l1e
widths a. shown on plans; proElaing oov
l.neal feet OF 4x1S-inch Stranded Line,
stone Marginal Stone aud resettlng 10
mauhole tops TO grade.
Also extending al water. gas. sewer and
other private service connections to prop
ertv line where not already in
All 20 be as shown on plan and az specl-
Contractor In submitting his bid must
submit a separate bid per square yard
for the paving OF the roadway exclusive Of
the space occupied by ths car tracks; ana
a separate bid per square ward for the
paving OF the space occupied by the car
Note-Roadway to b. Graded under I'm
provement Resolution No. 1890
All work done in making Of said de-
scrtbed public Improvement shall be IN &C
.o~danre with The terms and conditions Of
said Improvement Resolution. and the gen.
eral and detail plans prOhles. drawings and
specifications which are on file and may he
seen II the. Office Of SAID Board OF PUBLIC
The Board of Public Works reserves the
right 10 reject any or all bids $500
[G,HAlR7LEE;Ss = + &c Co Jy