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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-05-23

Twin Cities are taking great deal of interest in baseball. The junior high school girls of Albany defeated the ju- ilior girls of Decatur high at Malone park IT to 16 in a 10-inning thriller.
 Methodist Men Organize--The men of the Central Methodist church have per- fected an organization known as "The Mems Methodist Club" Officers were elected as follows: Charles W. Mat thews, president; Roy Nash, vice presi- dent; H. 0. Troup, secretary; Hubert Ross, treasurer; Seneca Burr, Dr. J. l.. Gunter, Judge l.. P. Troup, B. A. Tur- ner, Henry Day and c. J. Randolph, directors.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-05-23
BIRMINGHAM MAN
 HEADS LTONS CLUBS
w. I. Pittman Elected District
 Governor For Alabama

MONTGOMERY, Ala, May 22:-W: I. Pittman of Birmingham was elected district governor at the concluding busf ness session of the district convention of the Lions clubs, held here today. Up to the present time, Alabama has been in the same district of the inter national Lions clubs organization as Georgia and Florida.
 At the session today Alabama was severed from the two other states to form separate district and Mir. Pitt man was elected it's first district gover- nor. ]
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-05-23

business in accordance to the request for permission.s to sell the bonds, wat disposed of. l.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-11
ALCOHOL BLAMED
FOR Third DEATH

Death Of Alfred r. Long, 80, East
ern Hotel, $50 E. Washington St., at
the city hospital early today from
what hospital attaches said was white
mule poisoning was being investigated
by Coroner Paul Robinson. Long was
admitted to the hospital Wednesday,
when he was found suffering in his
room
According to information from the
hotel, Long stayed there at times for
the past two years. Motor Policeman
John E. Long, 322 E. Walnut ST., is
a bother
The father, Thomas W. Long, 1853
Massachusetts Ave; a brother, Harry
Long, els n. Alabama St., and a
sister, Mrs. Mary Sheets, Villa Ave,
also survive
Long, employed by the Klee & Cole
man Bottling Works, 421 S. Delaware
St. had not been at work for sew
eral weeks, it was said.
Long is the third Indianapolis man
to die from alleged alcoholic poison
ing in three days. according to rec
ords at the coroner's office.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-11
Shaving Supplies

Use lots of lather A good To-
ton afterwards will soothe the
skin. Be sure that you have a
sharp razor blade.
SOC Auto Strop Razor
Blades, 6s ...........37c
Auto Strop Stropper,
soc and ..........S1.OO
75c Barbasol for Shaving. .45c
SOC Gillette Razor
Blades, 6s ............37c
SOC Krank s Latherkreem. $50
SOC Molle Shaving Cream. $50
35c Palmolive Shaving
Cream .29c
35c Williams Shaving
Cream .29c
25c Williams Shaving
Stick ..~.............29c
Williams Shaving Stick
Reloads zoe
Soc Woodbury's Shaving
Cream .Zoc
Williams Aqua Velva
Lotion .4Oc
Bay Rum, 4 OF ........2 5c
Styptic Pencils ...........1Oc
SOC Hair Groom for. $50
35c Stacomb in tubes .... .29c
25c johnson s Talcum
L Wv OC1 II Wv
25c Mavis Talcum Powder 19c
25c Mennen s for Men. .19c
30c Squibb's Talcum
Powder ................2 4c
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-11

Save at Hooks! Here
are Hooks every day
prices-no, they are not
special sale prices-just
everyday cut prices on
those quality toiletries
that every hous e h 0 Id
needs.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-11
SHANK TO GIVE KEYNOTE
Candidate win Visit Southern Indi-
ana Next Week.

Mayor Shank, candidate for the Re-
publican nomination for Governor,
will deliver a formal keynote" ad-
dress about Feb. 6, either in Tomlin-
son Hall or at some city near the GEN.
trail part of the State, VIII K. Pen
rod his campaign manager, said to-
day.
Shank will speak before the Rotary
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-11

Perfection Butter Makes Riddles GrOw.--Adv.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-11

and Kivvanis Clubs at Evansville next
Tuesday and in Princeton Wednesday.
Penrod said the mayor will spend
most Of next week in the First Dis.
trict and most Of the following week
in the Third District.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-11
Loss When Barn Burns Is $4,000
By Times Special

By Times Special
EOBLESVILLE, Ind, Jan. 1.-The
barn on the Omer Jessup farm near
here was destroyed by fire. Hay, tools
and a good deal Of grain was also
burned. LOSS Is $4,000, with $500 In
surance.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-11

passing through all the cells en- route,
hut with the strict provision that he
should not enter any cell more than
once. The drawing shows the plan
of the prison. How did the prisoner
do It?
Yesterdays answer:
1. FISH
2. FIST
8. FIAT
4. FEAT
s. MEAT
The five steps from FISH to
MEAT are given above. A new
word is formed in each step. Other
solutions are possible, but this one
IS the most direct possible.
parfaetfon Rut4e. Makes Riddles Grow-Adv
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-11
A Puzzle
a Day

A prisoner, quartered in the cell
marked "P," was offered his freedom
by the Tailor ID, if he could go from
his cell P) to the jailor's cell %,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-23

Board Of Public Works. City Of Indian
Dec. s., "a. %. &c. 81. 80. 30. 1924.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-23
LABOR PRAISES
DECEASED CHIEF
Late Samuel GOmperS Is
Mourned Here,

Praise for the late Samuel Com.
pers. president American Federation
Of Labor. was contained IN a resolu-
ton passed Monday night by Cen
tral Labor Union at Plumbers Hall,
3221a F. Washington st.
Mr.. Gompers was delegate from
Central Labor Union at meeting
in Terre Haute in 1881, out of which
grew the federation lie took a con
splcuous part in its formation.
That which is material OF Sam
uel Gompers has returned to the
elements whence II came. Yet he
still is, and through the ages will
remain" the resolution said, eulog1z-
ing him as a servant Of all mankind.
Immediate selection of such
capable man as William Green. sec
retary-treasurer United Mine Work
ers OF America. to succeed Gompers,
was compliment to labor" said
w. r. New, Decatur. Ill. former
delegate, who spoke.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-23

Music. one hair hour, Wis C34e) Chi;
l4$d), DaveuUort iowa-Chtmes. VISA
1890 P. M.-WIiAA asa. Iowa city,
,-Universiiy Of Iowa Talk oae-half
ZOO p. N.-wNAQ 6447.5p Chicago
Concert WaG (506G. MeSaaiTpbis-$jo''oinidday
I:40 =. M-wGN t370}. Chicago
Drake Ensemble. Blackstone Quintet. one
n. 200 P, MawCAE C4e2l pit,sburgh-
As--M agazine hour VIVID GID. Kan
sas oonity;. N9-,L.,a 3! Ga99Qr ,,....
?:i5 Z. M-WGN 800. Chicago
Peeps at Celebrities"
500 r. M,-WCK a29ol S., Louis
8ii5 2. M.--WCx t5l7, Detroit
3 10 p M.-wcAE l4eel Pittsburgh-
Rsai3 5 ~ Mq'Lr Sat- Tro W gds Fot
N" 3:i5 I T. M.-wIs El5 one c 262a
100 i. lf-WUAs 4ooe Louisville
Alamo Theater WMAQ Az 3d. Chicago
800 =. T.--wBz ,3571 Springfield
Mass -Dtuucr concert WCN tIl1l De
troit- Dinner concert WFAF i4a21. New
york. Dinner concert Hotel waldorf As
}or4 %aaaFos44Ss s@ry.g.G @gs po. oge
Albion stories WsB AGO. Atlanta
Vamie Beruhl~dt WTAN 39Ol NCleve-
land-Buysi Canadians Orchestra. ono
5:i5 y. M-woR f405, Newark
"Nu4ie while you dine Besrme of
sports
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-23
HOGS TOO HIGHER;
BULK, Sa85-1O.45
Lambs Advance to $1,000
-VeaIS Lower,
Urgent buying again carried h

Urgent buying again carried hog
prices at the local market to a high
er level today. This time 10c was
added to quotations, making the top
$1O.S5 and the bulk Of sales S9.S5Q
10.45. Heavy hogs sold at top
prices. s1o.55Q1O.85. Medium mixed
lots sold at $10.35Q1O.55. Light
weights brought S9.76Q10.15. Light
lights cleared at S9.2509.75. Pigs
were up a quarter ct $7@9.25. Sows
advanced Csc TO s9.50d975 for
smooths and $9Q9.5O for roughs. Re
ceipts were estimated at $4,000. The
was 60. A good clearance
was reported today.
Hogs sold In the truck division 15c
higher. Range was S9.800t0.40.
Heavier cattle receipts. 200, had
no material Oppressive influence on
the market and prices in most cases
looked to he steady with Monday.
Common to medium steers sold at
s6as and some fairly good kinds
we're priced at $95O01o. Common
to good beef COWS were quoted at
SS.75G475 and good 10 choice cows
sold at S505.50 Medium TO good
butcher heifers were quoted at $5d
$50. Fat. light heifers were quoted
at s9G10. Gamers, cutters and bulls
were steady. Supply Of good to
choice quality cattle was scanty.
Veal prices were about soc lower.
top was $3.50 and the bulk ~ good
stock brought st4G15. Mediums
were cleared at s10012 and com
mons sold at s7T9. She latter quota
ton being steady Receipts We're
estimated az 500.
Lambs advanced 10 $3.50. a new
high FOR the season Heavy lambs
sold at $t0Tt4: mediums. $130
1850; culls. $1oqf1 Sheep were
nominally steady al 81 down. Re
ceipts were 500
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-23
Today,S Best
Radio Features

Coppri0ht. 1921. bp United Press
VIZ. New York ASS Nj $50 y. m
EST-New York Philharmonic or
chestra. Feliz Salmond cello soioist.
VIZ. New York ass NJ WGY.
Schenectady (3so Nh, XIV. Chicago
1886 Nj. xxx. Hastings 291 NJ.
KDKA. Pittsburgh 1929 NJ and
WRC. Washington (469 NJ 10 p. m,
Brunswick hour Of music.
WEAF. New York (43o Nh WCAE,
Pittsburgh 426 M WEEP Boston
1903 NJ WGR. Buffalo 1919 NJ.
WCAP. Washington 469 NJ WAR,
Providence $3.50 Nj and WEI phiIa-
delphla 1895 M p. nj. E5T-Ever-
ready Entertainers In Christmas pro
gram.
EGo. Oakland Gl2 M 3 p. m.
POST Radio dramat2ation Of
Dickens Cricket ON the Fearth.'
WAX. Cleveland 1890 NJ z p. m.
EST-Cencert program.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-23
POLICE BUSY AS
CITY IS SWEPT
BY CRIME WAVE
SuSSnnan JeweIry Store En-
tered and Robbed of
$500.

Burglars and highwaymen broke
store windows to get loot. held up
store proprietors ard waylaid pedes-
TRANS in a Christmas crime wave
early today.
Pedestrians said they saw two ne
groes looking into the show window
OF the Wolf Sussman jewelry store
and loan office. 239 w Washington
St, early today just before a piece
of concrete was thrown through the
glass The burglars took watches
valued at 5000.
Tracked I'm Snow
A bandit covered p. J, McShane
and two customers in his meat mar
ket, 7o7 z. Michigan ST., this morn
ing and took $50 from McShanes
pockets and the cash register. Ser
geant Sheehan and squad tracked
the bandit through the snow for
more than n mile, but lost the trail
on a heavily Travelled sidewalk.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-23
MARRIAGE Licenses

charles - Rrowu. 81, 1Q5 $ Gather
wood lruce driver Mattio Baucrs. Is.
Lawrence t. Ttmmons 60. All y
lctt - 4ol y Je'feraou choking clerk
Robert Thorne q 2517 Caroline Ia
borrr Gertrude Faker. I = @3i9 I7ndcs
Ain Dudley y 1921 koaChc- elevator
operator Ollie VI Rohb u. 90 Prnsey
Joseph II Carruthcrs p S07 y AZ,
George W Brown 10 291@ Arch Ia
borer Matte could. -. 200a Highland
Mike Koiin-ity Is ESQ Fletcher. steel
Norfw. Mary NJ. Mahan. q, 230
James n. p7uoy. 30 1890 Lockgood
engineer, Eunlce c. Allen. 20. r r. u.
Arnold Rergcr. %. Newark. y J.
branch. manager Rcal silk. Hosiery Mills.
Mildred NJ Leonard. &c Cincinnati Ohio.
secretary
gdi4,nd gvsrton, q; 1872 W MinpS
Henry n Angel ~. 1897 y nolaware
coal MERCHANT: Florence e. Beckett. q,
% A7jie L. & cd i2iain O. 25ao y. Now
Jersey telephone Company Ruth l.
Crieor. "a So II. Twenty Fourth sales,
Morris w. Parker. %. 1908 y. Della
ware Great American Motion Pictures;
Eleanor Stevenson 10. l243 Holmes,
Theodore c. Reipldng. AZ. 1905 Har-
lia2ns, meat cutter Ida q. Kirby 80 1905
Harlan
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-23
Other Live Stock

CH1rAro No.. % c,trc po,-s,t-
is 0d0 mar.fat -h,pni,.y 5on,.rJ f,.rfv
broad; rao,,i grade. I'D -.ror+ ,Jy -'elIy
choice ycar.f Is fcTe f.f ~ st5.s .-toady
IL ST hisi,er on oue-way trade: rrinc,pely
y select binds Sd shecp- Ro.eint4
a 5oc' higher Cher e9rrv b agk lit naijve. and
fed westerns. sl7-q = 500. carly ton. SIS
4 45c ss.eap 'F arsie'. r. 'f 7'H 2
,sS75. foeljur lambs X ei 500, higher.
f ,a 5G e - pound f"eder Inn %3 q
'I '-' eiasJr Ia. b,Tbor ian sI5GG1.,
6g,f 81 90 500 cl., 10 PicsTsFssda55l 10 ~
iisbtuctsht Ss.35@io7 lent 8gbts s. Is
~, pas .a1. r~I,~5 81 @3i9 ~ sieleb
ar nigs. s70S
CNcINNATI. Dec. cattle-Re
steETs good si To- c1oicg oo5 20" pao Is
steadv. good to thoido raoiers ara but.6-
rs :. io ,o d2 'o roo5 e., -s -
LAM Marriott steady. good To- choice.
si5 o1.,. 10. o,.nou o., c..o. ~
oe,,ts IN, ~ -llo az ! /.
a s.. ''e eood sss' ( ~ e'f fSir s6m7 vrai
calves oi3gVf 3. sheen ana iaplh9
me.elpts G9ue se d6eGSIIo 'uera5' ~ 6
b. q
n ~ 5o Hn~s1Raca,nts 70 ,lol'bic de- 1T
,,Sar.et bie6e, nrine heavy s1OT0Gf
IL - v,.5i,t1, an mia no. 6es,-T
T0ri,e-z 80 40e5 II so Fbt vo~ers
~ 25G5f0e niqs sgm9 so roughs IS q
q o.. sfars &
no, - o., H. u.o.t..t-
IdLEDO DEC -5.--ii o- s. i'o,', ~ ,'1 :,
y ~ ~ iairRSi nc C oud r to ~ Yor H.
ers sIo.a 10 ~ good nles. tNIi 3 ~
tnyrs- arket hiEhtr She"p ana
lanns-N arNrt' ""' nlsher.
FAST BIfFFALn Dec % -Rpuripts.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-23
HIGHT-SWEETIN
MURDER TRIAL
NEARLY ENDED
State Calls AIieniStS to Re-
flute Insanity Plea of
Pastor.

BIZ United Press
MOUNT VERNON, Ill, Dec. a.
The state today will demand ths
lives Of Lawrence NJ. Hight and Mrs.
Elsie Sweetin for the murder of VIII
ford Sweetin.
There will be q few rebuttai wit"
nesses. following which the clos
ing arguments will be made.
winding up the case. A verdict is
expected Monday.
Alienists entered the case late
Monday and the state presented
several today to refute testimony Of
the defense.
Plead Insanity
Nights attorneys attempted to
build up an insanity plea. They had
witnesses who pictured the one-tima
Methodist pastor as:
/. A high type moron.
2. A man with a mentality Of
10-year-old boy.
8. A man with symptoms of
Alzheimers diseases. q disease Ia
which a mans primitive impulses
overpower his righteous plans and
training.
DIR. Frank Frye, st. Louis aliens
ist, was the first Of the rebuttal witt
nesses and he almost scoffed at the
idea that Hight was mentally ailing,
II am Of the opinion that Hight
is OF sound mind. There is no eviA
dence Of any mental defect and no
reason any one should allege that hs
Is OF unsound mind" DIR. Frye said.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-23
Births


Robert and Anna Barnett 1891 Miller
Frank and Louise May. Methodist Hos.
pital
Finer and Jsssis Sloan Methodist Hos.
pital
=, Charles and Clara Compton, Methodist
HOSPITAL
William and Laura Miller, 499 g. Addl-
son.
Glenn and Marie schillinr 9s27 Cornell.
Mlley.
Edward and Margaret Fitzgerald. 96o
P3rJVlCw
Earl and Mary HAYES. sic n. Illinois
Forty-Sxth
Robert ana Alice Parks. AS Douglas.
Eldridge and Curbin. PHO Dexter
Hospital
joe and Bessie KAY. Methodist Hospital
-, George and Anna Wolf al2 Edgcwood
Fred and Mabel Adams. $50 n. Lynn
tian. -
,r,, Charles and Anna Kladden. 1910 f..
Charles and Alice Rose. 2O09 Gent.
?, Harlie and Miriam Sylvester Methodist
Hospital.
day. -i'i''
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-23
MOTOR OUTPUT LOWER
Years Production, However. 20 Per
Cent Higher Than 1922.

BIZ Times Special
NEW YORK. Dec. 23.-Motor va
hicle production in 1924 will approx
innate 3.595.407. a decline Of only 1914
per cent from the record total Of
4.o13.s59 IN 1928 and an Increase Of
30 per cent over 1922, according TO
Motor
The surprise n the closing months
Of the year has been the demand for
commercial vehicles. The proportion
Of the total has risen steadily from
10 per cent in the early months to
~ per cent in the last quarter. To
tai FOR the year VIII be about 563.211.
which VIII be only 9.4s per cent less
than 1928. when the figure was &c.
29s. and a gain Of 81 per cent over
1922.
Passenger car production Will he
about 1892. 1875. decline Of III per
cent from the total Of 1857, 066 last
year. but a gain Of IS per cent com
pared with 1922
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-23
Commission Market


Apples-Fancy Jonathans. Ss9s5o 5
bbbl fanny sp1ellciQqs - Us box \ J,
T S5 fsncy Bsl5 Re gsT7lmo7 b Golden s.
California. - 50 a box.
Bananas-gG Toe a pound.
=, Cantelaupes-California Honsy Dews
Cranberrlss-s7.5Oas a half barrel
Grapefruit-s3a4 = box.
aPes-Fancy California Empsrora
femons--.CslIforqis. 81,
Ltnes-Sl 90 hundred
css isss to 35os tasy 5a3 Fl EaiSs
bartlett. 50. bushel extra
fancy !, Y D'Anlos: 81 bu.
crate: tanEerines S3.75I 4.25.
Vegetables
, BeaFnsi-FancS Southern Green. sa@s-25
Beets-Fancy homegrown. IS q 4oc doy
bunches 81 Is q 20 a bushel
Cabbage ncy Holland seed. q az
GGsF5;27tts-s1. SO = IbusRsl: lEaew- Tess. 81
crate trimmed G a6e bd nsar! dafoSrniss
C Cue Homegrown. s2.7508.25 q
Eegplsnt-s1 .75 = dozen.
Endive-60c ID
iattuce@ifiesd. Iespbbsrs Fige Boy. 81 so
q I crate; hot house leaf. S1.75G2 q
fifteen pound basket
ManEoes-Fancy Southern. 600 q has
onion=-spanish s215ae25 a crate:
homegrown. So a 100-Ib. sack; Indiana
yellow 50; Indiana Red. 50; hot house
greens. Acc dozen punches.
Parsiey-HOme grown. 75c doz lunches
Radishes-Buttons. hot house. 81 %
punches Long red on, white. SOC dozen.
ShanOts-75c basket.
Spinach-S1.1b 3 bushel
SGuash-HubhaTd "A sc 4 pound.
T0matOes-Fancy California repackei
Turnips-Sl so a bushel: "a 25 a barrel
Fancy Michigan round white, 81 90 a
5O-lh. bag Minnesota. so 2 l50-lo
bss. Red River Early Ohios. 81 So a 100
pound bag: Idaho Russets. 50 325 3
100 10. bag; Kentucky cobblers. So q 3.25
Sweet Potatoes-virginls. s475 a bar
rel. Eastern Jerseys. $3.50 e hamper;
Indiana. $3.50 a bushel: Arkansas. S2.75
Christmas Decorations
Laurel and Evergreen ROping-Si 80 q
10 20-yaTd roll,
Wreaths-Si rs dozen.
Holy-S6 a csse.
Trees-2s to 6s SO so bundle: large
singles 50.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-23
CITY READY FOR
CHRISTMAS PARTY


The stage Is SGT for the biggest
municipal Christmas celebration to-
night iu the cItys history At each
~ thhe thirty-ona fire stations
With every station ou dress pa
rade. candy fruit ana clothing as
sllr"I thousands ~ children win Hook
so their ueighhorhoot stations, where
there will Doe Christmas trees. music,
danc!ue and vaudeville entertain
meut
chief John ! ORrien. who Is IN
charge. made q final inspection OF
every station Monday.
station No 10. Harding and Nor
rls Sta. has challenged that they
viii entertain more children than
any other ono station. Flremen are
also keen rivals in decoration.
Several south side stations arc
taking care Of needy families by oh
tanning food and clothing for them.
Merchants have assisted in donating
candy. fruit. Christmas trees ana
decorations
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-23
POOR ARE REMEMBERED
Salvation Army to Distribute $50
Baskets, Wednesday Morning.

Salvation Army will distribute $50
Christmas baskets to the poor from
the Citadel, % S. Capitol Ave,
Wednesday morning. Baskets will
contain a four-pound chicken. one
pound Of sugar. half pound of
coffee. one pound OF nut butter. two
cans of milk. one can each OF syrup,
corn, peas, tomatoes. two loaves of
bread. box of biscuits. potatoes,
turnips onions. apples and one copy
Christmas "War Cry" Governor
elect Ed Jackson VIII assist.
Salvation Army will also give a
Christmas party for poor families al
Tomllnson Hall, Wednesday eve.
ming.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-23
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE OF THE BOARD


Indianapolis Ind. Dec. % 1874,
TO WHOM IT NAV. CONCEbN;
Public Works of the CITY Of indianapolis.
tndia9lS that n on the 22nd day Of neGeg'
roll showing the Drima facie assessments
for the following described public inn
provement. as authorized by the Improve
neut Resolution named
Improvement Resolution No. 1855.
RAWIS AVENUE.
From southeast property line or Audi
To northwest property line of Arlington
By grading and having the roadway with
Asphalt Asphaltic Concrete. Concrete or
Brick. laid on a 6-iuch gravel concreta
foundation. from curb line to curb line.
10 a uniform width of "a feet grading
street in similar manner and to tho
Width rs shown % pl,anS pr2,yidiin{ a., ~
stone Marginal stone or I x2x2 inch
Standard steel having guard. as specified;
Also extending all water gas. sewer
and other private service connections to
property line. where not already IN.
Az TO be as shown on plan and as spo-
Persons interested in or affected by said
described public Improvement are hereby
notified that the Board of Public Works OF
said city has fixed Wednesday, Dee. 3Ist.
1924, .. m. as a date nn9n WHICH re-
against the amount assessed against eacn
piece Of property described in said roll.
ana VIII uektFnliH6 Nilt QNeSlibil as 10
whether such lots or tracts OF land have
been or viii 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 OWL
ers. and descriptions Of property subject
to be assessed Is on file and may be seen
at the office of the Board of Public Works
CHARLES z. COFFIN.
W. II. FREEMAN,
NJ J. SPENCER.
II Of 1rv1N Vnr-1-z 2 T11f
Dec. 5 81 "a. %. go. 81. 20. 30 1924.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-23
Meetings Here
Wednesday,

Phi Sigma Chi; meeting. 8
p. m; SEVERN.
Credit Men builders and
contradictory meeting, 4 p. m;
dinner, p. m; SEVERN.
Knights of Columbus; lunch
con, 1915; Claypool.
Speedway Lumber Company;
Christmas dinner, 1890 p. m;
SEVERN.
Optimist Club; luncheon,
1915; Lincoln.
Exchange Committee; lunch
con. 1915; Lincoln.
Marion County Gravel Asso-
citation; luncheon, 1916; Lin
clon.
Kiwanis Club: luncheon.
1916; Claypool.
Real Estate Board; luncheon;
Chamber Of Commerce.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-23
BOYS GRANTED PLEA
Wanted to Spend Christmas at DE
tentiOn Home.

Half dozen children at the Mar
ion county Juvenile detention home,
who were to have been taken to
Whites Institute for Boys at Wa
bash, Ind. under Juvenile court SEN
tence, begged to stay at the home
for Christmas. Their request was
granted Miss Susannah Pray, ma
iron, has planned a chicken dinner,
with a Christmas tree and enter
tainment.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-23

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