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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-13

CITY ADVERTISEMENT
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE or THE BOARD


INDIANAPOLIS Ind. Nov IL. 1924.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN;
Notice is hereby given by the Board OF
Public Works Of the City of Indianapolis
Indiana. that it is desired and deemed
necessary to make the following descrlb bed
public improvements in the City OF Indian
hercd Improvement Resolutions adopted by
said Board on the 10th day OF November
1921
improvement Resolution No. 1900,
Nov s. 1924.
THORNBERRY AVENUE.
From West Line of Pavement IN Bel
mont Avenue.
To East Property Line Of Pershing Ave
nue..
By grading the roadway as shown on
plan to a uniform width of "a feet; grad
Ing the wing of the intersecting alley IN a
similar manner and TO the width as shown
on plans; grading the lawns to uniform
width Of 49, feet
All to be as shown on plan and as speci'
fed.
All work done in making of said de
scr.bed public improvements shall be in ac-
cOrdance with the terms and conditions OF
the Improvement Resolutions as numbered,
adopted by the Board Of Public Works on
the above named day. and the detailed
drawings, plans. prOfiles and specifications
which are on file and may be seen IN the
office OF said Board of Public Works of the
City of indianapolis.
fixed Wednesday, Dec. Bird 1924, at 2
o'clock p. m at its office in said city as
the time and place for the public consid-
Grafton of the proposed Improvement at
which time said Board of Public Works
Will hear all persons interested, or whose
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Other Live Stock

CHICAGO. Nov. observation-disclosures
1900; fed steers and yearlings. steady
to 25c higher: heavyweights in broad
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DEPARTMENT or PUBLIC WORKS.


81
OFFICE or THE BOARD
Trdj7uarolie. Ind Nov 5. 1894
To WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
Notice is hereby given NV the Board OF
Public Wortys Of the CITY of INDIANAPOLIS
Indiana. that on the Sd day OF November
1894 they approved an assessment roll
showing the prina facie assessments for
the followinc described public improve
mrnt as authorized by the Improvement
Resolution named
Improvement Resolution No 11S07,
cppr-cr, c-rr,u,r-r
- -
From south property line OF Prospect
street
TO north property .jlne or Minnesota
street.
Except the bridge over Pleasant Run.
BY grading aud paving the roadway with
Asphalt Asph Iltic Concrete. Conrrete or
}rIck. aid on G-lnCh gravel concrete
foundation from curb line TO curb line TO
n uniform width of - feet; grddlns and
paving tae wings Of the intersectinS
streets and allevs in a similar manner and
to the widths as shown on plans. rcmov-
ing old curb as shown on plans: providing
1856 lineal feet Of Stratihcd Limestone.
Ueraa Sandstone Granite or 6Xo4-inch
Concrcte tIrb. providing iineal feet Of
foot radius granite cornava. providing
16 hneal feet Of l0foot radius granite
Tadas grpe Corners Provda ding s6 nea
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LEGAL NOTICES
Continued

benefits to the City of Indianapolis will
equal the estimated cost thereof.
By order of the Board Of Public Works.
CHARLES i. COFFIN,
W. II. FREEMAN
NJ J. SPENCER,
Board of Public Works City OF Indian
apOlis.
Nov. II. 90. 1924.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-13

CITY ADVERTISEMENT
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS



Indianapolis Ind Nov 8. 1924.
TO WHOM TT NAY CONCERN:
Notice ia hereby given ny the Board Of
Public WORKS Of the City of indianapolis.
Indiana that on the 7tn day OF November.
1921 they approved an assessment roll
The following described public improve
mont as authorized by the Improvement
Resolution named
Improvement Resolution No 1854.
COLORADO AVENUE.
From the west property line Of Tenth
To south line Of roadway in Sixteenth
street
BY grading the roadway from curb
line 70 curb line to uniform width Of
60 feet: grading the wings Of the inter
s0cting streets and alleys IN a similar
plane, resettiu- manholc tops 70 grade.
All TO be as shown on plan ana as speed
Persons Interested in or affected BY said
described pubic lmprovemen; are. hereby
notified That the Board of Public Works Of
said city has fixed "Wednesday. Nov 18th.
1929 - p ul.. as date anon which reuOn-
StrnHces Will be received or heard against
the amount assessed against each piece Of
property described BE sad roll. and viii de
lots or tracts d la-d have been or will De
benefited in the aUalus named on said
roll or IN rr. 1tes or less sum than that
named on said roll
Salt a-se -snoat ron showing said p-ima
face ASS -smeOts with the names OF own
be @-.s-cd. Is on file and may he seen at
the office OF the Board Of Public Works Of
CHARLES z. COFFIN.
". II FREEMAN.
NJ J. SPENCER
En1~F - FA-f11At.t .f Tr ra- n
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STOCKS RESUME
RISE OPERATION;
SALES ABSORBED
Prospects of No Tax Re-
duCti0n in Near Future
Causes Some Selling,
Acreage Stock Prices

Average p-iea of twenty industrial stocks
"Wednesday was lbs il. up .56 10 new
1921 ni-h Average price of twenty rails
vas ga.6 i. of 90
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CHICAGO Sev 13-Cer.ot reeet0f=
were. Whe7f. %H; corn. 1eT, olts Peg
rye. So; barley. So.
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CHARLES z. COFFIN
VI II FREEMAN.

Board - Public Works CITY Of India
au1iis.
Nov 10 III L. IL u. IS II 1894
CITY ADVERTISEMENT
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legal. NOTICES
20
CITY ADVERTISEMENT
LEGAL NOTICE
OFFICE or THE BOARD

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-17
RUDE OUTPUTLARGER
" Average Production Increases
$3.50 Barrels.

Few York. April 1.-THE daily
rage gross crude oil production OF
United States increased 1880
|tels for the week ending April II.
Hing 1.953,350 barrels, according
weekly summary of the Ameri-
Petroleum Institute. The daily
Rage production east Of the Rocky
IIntains was 1.23S.SO barrels. an
lease of 1850. California produc-
was $50, 800 barrels, an increase
|s5OO.
oklahoma showed a daily average
[iuction of 433, 900 barrels, increase
|BOO0: Kansas. 69.350. increase of
/: North Texas. 1850. increase
J S5O: Central Texas. 2O9.150. de-
SO of 1850: North Louisiana. 49,
II increase of 400: Arkansas. 49,
increase of 1880: Gulf Coast.
boo. increase of 250O; Eastern,
loco. increase of 100: Wyoming
Montana, 1860, increase of
)aily average imports Of petroleum
principal ports for the week ended
In 10. were 307,571 barrels, COM
ID with 303, 2S6 for the previous.
Nv average receipts of California
|e at Atlantic and Gulf Coast ports
100000 barrels. compared with
IeO0 for the previous week.
here were no changes reported in
9 oil prices for the major districts
Iid-Continent being quoted. 1from
Ii 10 1925 a barrel, according 10
| gravity Of the oil: Pennsylvania
Ia. Bradford district. $3.50 and all
n grades. "a; Gulf Coast crude
. "a" So: grade 3D." $40 a
lei. and California crude ranges
81 to s1.4O. depending upon the
&ity Of the oil.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-17
COLLEGES PLAY POLO
Haryard-Yale Match Features Bic
Day OF Soptr at Pinhurst.

Pinehurst, n. C.. April .11.-Har-
ond game OF the interchOlastic polo
series inaugurated here this season.
The Crimson, victorious over the Fort
Bragg Blues in the opening game
Tuesday. will clash with Princeton
Saturday, Yale will play Princeton
Sunday and the tourney will close
Monday with match between Yale
and Fort Bragg.
Semi-final round of mid-April golf
tournament here today brings together
Donald G. Herring. Philadelphia and
Joseph Bydolek, Buffalo; and p. :
Randolph Jr. Point Judith. X. l..
and J. f. Chapman of Greenwich
Conn
Herring yesterday upset tourna-
ment forecasts by defeating X. A
Stranahan of Toledo, Ohio, 4 up and
3 to play. Randolph advanced 10 the
semi-finals by eliminating Donald
Parsons. Youngstown, Ohio. > and
I. Chapman easily downed {. Ill,
Pardner, Providence. 6 and }, while
Bydolek was defeating Thomas Nor
rison, Pittsburg, = and 4.
Semi-final rounds were reached here
Wednesday in the mems and women s
singles. the women's doubles and the
mixed doubles of the annual United
North and South championship lawn
tennis tournament here and one team.
:. Howard Voshell and Fred &.
BragSs. reached that round in the
mems doubles. No upsets marked the
progress Of the various divisions to-
Ward the final matches scheduled for
Saturday
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-17

|CHAMP |0NSH|P
| TOURNEY HERE
tournament for Bracken-
ridge Park Golfers to
Begin May S.
AR ALL CLUB GOLFERS
|irst Local Event Of Kind
Exclusively for 'Muny'
| Players.

The first championship golf tourna-
I emit strictly for municipal course
ayers Of San Antonio will be playe
hiring the month Of May, starting
Eth a qualifying round in the week
May sill. Because many Of the
st players who golf exclusively over
lie Breckenridge park public links are
knployed and, therefore. find it in
nvenient to follow a set schedule OF
Eatches. considerable leeway will be
Elowed in the match play rounds. The
sly rules will be TO play matches as
RI vas possible and be ready for
finals before the end Of May.
There will be two flights. A cham
|onship medal will be awarded the
nner of the first flight and tro-
Ey will 70. also. to the runner-up.
iedals for the winner and runner-up
the second flight likewise have been
divided. The medals already have
Zen put up. one by the Sunshine
t,undry and Dry Cleaning Company
other by Manager Nj. X. BROOKS
the Breckenridge mark clubhouse.
d the others by the Burk Golf Com
my.
No Country Club Players.
Golfers affiliated with any coun-
club will not be permitted to play
/ the municipal course championship.
THE "muny" title event will be held
nrally.
The tournament will be managed by
lph Baldwin and rules and rcgu-
ions will be drawn up and any dis
tcs settled by a committee consist
Of Charles Brannon. William Ses-
nc and Arthur Shaw.
Mr.. Baldwin has opened his entry
rk and will receive entries at the
b house. Golfers NAV enter by
orhone. Call Crockett 1892.
fThe municipal tournament here
h come Mt time when several other
xas cities are holding similar
nnts. II will conflict with one-day
ornament at Fort Worth on sun
r. MAY II. for the estate municipal
{ championship"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-17
l&YA THE SPORT PAGE 4 WN

VI. Lewis ST.. 3 and ., Wednesday,
plays j. J. Kuntz. X. s. Kamp-
mann is already in the semi-finals.
In the second flight, W. T.. Love
plays 7. W. Campbell in the second
round, H. NJ. Aubrey meets Il. y.
Smith. Maj. F.. L. Parmenter plays
F. W. Mauls, and DR.. W. ID. Nc
earthly meets the winner Of the
Wroten- Mckinley match.
The thrd flight matches in the
second round bring together A. J.
Byrne and Hal Browne. Lieutenant
Biyens and Maj. Frank Lakeland.
Henry Phelps Jr.. and the winner Of
the Coles ardie match. W. E. Wroe
is already in the semi-finals, having
defeated Lieutenant Williams on
Wednesday, one up.
In the fourth flight. Lieut.. e. p.
Chapman reached the semi-finals by
defeating Major Foster, 3 and 2, We'd
nesday. Second round matches to be
played are: Captain Moore VS.. r.
y. Gresham, Lieutenant McMullen vs..
J. r. Martindale, Gus Groos VS.. J.
r. Walker.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-17
REACH SECOND ROUND
Only One First Round Matches Re
main in Country Club Golf.

The second round and, in the in
stance Of three players, the semi
finals. have been reached in the
April golf tournament at the San
Antonio Country Club. with the ex-
ception Of two first round matches
in the second and third flights to be
played Thursday afternoon between
George Wroten and Lieut.. +. McGin-
ley and Major Coles and Jack
Hardie.
The second round must be COM
plcted by Saturday night. Jack Tar
rant. who Wednesday defeated Lieut..
NJ. Mcclure. G and 4. draws f. l..
Brown as second-round opponent.
Walter Walthall, who beat Lieut..
Paul Prentiss, 3 and >, plays Lamar
Secligson. the "Wednesday conQuerer
Of Tom Logan, ) and (. F, '. Pan
coast, who took the measure Of Frank
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-17
Fpl. HFcCEMnANT nF
|cREAT NAPOLEON IS
6ELLING AUTOMOBILES
kcietv Mis- Takes job to
Paw for Exnensiue Vim
ter in Palm Beach.

New York. April IA society
q. stepdaughter of descendant Of
Bonapartes, is selling motor cars
repair the financial ravages en-
uttered at Palm Beach last winter.
She is Miss Blanche Strebeigh,
Fighter Of Mrs. jerome Napoleon
naparte. and was found yesterday
nonstrating the car she represents
powerful motor Of foreign make
@ "prospects" in Central Park.
No" she said, ait isn't fad. !
lldn't be working on a commission
lis il ] didn't need the money. The
liter at Palm Beach broke me, so
bad to get job"
All her prospects" are listed in
social register.
Miss Strebeigh's stepfather is the
lat grandson of Jerome Bonaparte,
tg of Westphalia. He was report
to have rejected the offer of the
Bantam throne in 1921.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-17
EVERETT SCOTT ON
WAY TO ADD NINTH
\ SEASON TO STRING
Consecutive Game Record
Stretched to l14O by
Yank Star.

New York, April 17.-By starting
off the 1924 season in his regular post
at shortstop for the worlds champion
Yankees. Everett Scott, baseball's
iron man." now has stretched to
1140 his streak of consecutively played
games that stands out as one Of the
most remarkable achievements of the
national pastime. Scott began his
record-breaking string on June 20,
1916, while he was with the Boston
Red Sox, so that this year he is en-
tering the ninth season of his per-
Torrance.
Scott played in 1O3 straight games
in 1916, It's in 1917 and 1875 and
13S, respectively, in 1918 and 1919,
when the schedules were cut down
because of the war. He went through
154 games in 1920 and. though traded
to the Yankees in 1921, did not miss
his place in the lineup, playing in
154 games that year and in the next.
Last season he was in all of the
Yankees 152 contests.
Scott has had several narrow escapes
from breaking his long string but for
tune, in the form of rain or taxicabs,
always has been in his favor.
The previous record for playing in
consecutive games was made By George
b. Pinckey of the Brooklyn club of
the American Association and the Ma
tional League who played in 557
games. The modern National League
record is held by Fred Luderus. former
first-baseman of The Phillies, who par
ticipated in 533 consecutive games.
The American League record up to
the time it was shattered by Scott
was held by Eddie Collins who ran
up mark of AIS games.
Last season Scott also passed the
minor league record of 1927 straight
games. made by Perry Lipe in the
Virginia and South Atlantic TeaSues
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-17
FIRPO, IF HE WOULD
PROFIT, MUST SEE
RICHARD, 1T SEEMS
Tex Holds Whip Hand in
Heavyweight Situation
at Present.
BY EAIRPLAY

Copyright by The san Antonio Light
New York. April 17.-No matter
who brings Firpo to this country, No
matter what contracts may be signed
if Luis and those behind him want
him TO get into big money it seem;
that Richard first must be seen.
Tex has been forced out of New
York's outdoor fight game, at least
the ball yards are closed to him. just
the same, he has Harry Wills tied
up and Jack Dempsey, through
Kearns. has always favored Tex in
every way.
II Firpo expects to clean up a mil
lion he has got TO fight these two
men. No one else who could be
brought against him would cause
much excitement among the fans.
As the heavyweight situation foI
the outdoor season looms at present
Gibbons will be busy with Carpenter
or Tunney. or both. Jack Renauli
is being persuaded TO give up hi.
European trip and meet Ermino
Spalla. with the promise of crack
NJ hOiueTb-hoJdS IL tut 1uANaH
makes an impression here.
Out in the wilds. Fred Fulton has
been slowly and carefully grooming
himself for q comeback this summer.
tn, same for Floyd johnson. Both
OF these men will be seen in action
under the stars in the coming months
johnson will be the first to tackle Ro-
mero-Rojas If the Chilean can be
built up to a fight of this importance
and there is talk that Firpo, il he
comes TO this country as now seem:
likely. will open his summer activities
by plastering Fulton.
This Jimmy Slattery boy up ii
Buffalo looks this n sure bet in his
class. He is the chap who gave
Stribling such a surprise party up in
Buffalo and since then has been stow
ing away any man he hits. Ii look:
ms though Newark would see the tenn
peramental. il hard hitting. young
Buffalonisn in action against Strib
ling this spring. Stribling is looking
for revenge and Slattery seems anx
ious to accommodate him.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-17
Stars Enter Ohio Relays.

Columbus, Ohio. April 17.-Compe.
tition in the Ohio relays to be in
augurated here Saturday in the Ohio
stadium, is expected to shed more
light on prospective members of the
American Olympic team to be chosen
in June. Check-up of the individual
entries today revealed a number OF
notable names. Dehart Hubbard
Micligan's outstanding broad jumper
and hurdler. is expected to be one
of the shining lights of the meet
Frieda. Chicago javelin expert. and
Boni Petcoff. captain of Ohio State s
football team last fall. are expected to
wage a duel in the triathlon. the spe-
cial event for weight men. and in the
javelin throw in particular. Both
have done close to 200 feet. Besides
seven Western Conference schools en-
tered the list. risen to So, includes
eighteen Ohio colleges and UNIVERSE
ties. three from Michigan. two from
Indiana and one each from Pennsyl-
vania and Wisconsin.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-17
Change in Chess Standing.

New York, April 17.-Eldfin Bo-
goljubow of Ukrania tied Richard
Reti of Czechoslovakia for fifth place
in the international chess masters
tournament yesterday by defeating
James Janowski of France, after 81
moves of an adjourned game. Janow.
ski and Ed Lasker of Chicago agreed
to draw their contest adjourned from
the dav before. No other matches
were decided. The 22nd and final
round will be played today. DR..
Emanuel Lasker of Germany. and
Jose Capablanca of Cuba. are as
sured of first and second places. re-
spectively. Frank Marshall OF New
York, may supplant Alexander Alex
hine Of Russia for third position in
the final round. Bogoljubow. Reti
and Geza Maroczy of Hungary. will
fight it out for fifth place and the
last prize.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-17

So1 lineup Sunday will be Martin,
Kasper, E. Holchak, b. Holchak,
Eckols, Scarborough, P. Golf, W. Golf
and Louis Allen.
Burt CHASER or Jack Hunt will get
the call for mound duty with the All
Gold boys while Maxey Hart will be
behind the bat. The remainder of the
team will be selected from Onion
Sheldon, Conrad, Davis, Kinsey, Che.
quette. Simmang, Rattan and GAL.
Heavy" Briggs and Ted Stahl will
umpire. Both of them have had con.
siderable experience at umpiring and
have been doing good work.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-17
SOX BOLSTER STAFF
Remedy Team Will Strengthen for
Sunday Game With Coffee Giants.

Manager RED" Holchak OF the Ken
edy White Sox. who will meet the All
Gold Coffee Giants at 3 o'clock Sun.
day on Broadway Athletic Field. has
announced that he will bring a re-
juvenated pitching staff with him and
that the Sox expect to back up the
hurlers with sir-tight support.
The Giants suffered defeas at the
hands of the CuerC Turkey Trotters
last Sunday in the opening game Of
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-17
After HOwling Dogs.

A ban against bowling dogs has
been announced from Headquarters OF
the Fourth Infantry Brigade at Fort
Sam Houston. An order has been is
sued TO members of the guard to
warn owners of dogs which disturb
the peace by barking. Failure Of the
dogs to comply with the order will be
followed by drastic measures. The
barkers will be seized by the guards
and held for such disposition as the
post commander may direct. Summary
action. if not summary court-marual
is inferred from the tone of the of.
fetal order.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-17
NO GAME AT DETROIT
Tiger Cleveland Big League Contest
Thursday Rained Out.

Detroit. April 1.-THE season.
third game scheduled here Thursday
between the Detroit Tigers and Cleve-
land Indians was postponed at noon
because of rain. The game will be
played as part of double-header on
Cleveland's next visit to Detroit.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-17
Illinois Athletes Reach Coast.

Berkeley. Cal. April 17.-Conch
athletes from the University of Illi-
nois arrived here today for dual
meet with the University Of Cali
fornia Saturday. The men were re-
ported in excellent condition.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-17
STRINGS FROM
THE SANDLOTS

Gene Seng's Junior League met at
Moore's sporting goods store Wednes-
day evening and decided to open the
season Sunday, April -. Seven teams,
the South Side Pirates. Better Home
Ice Creams, Tobin Hill, Los Angeles
Heights, Collins Gardens, South Side
Independents and Brigade Red Sox
were represented. The Government
Hill Troopers manager was not pres
ent. The league has another prospec-
tive entry in the Avenue A Aces. An
other meeting will be held at & o'clock
"Wednesday at Moores. Contracts and
entrance fees must be turned in. A
schedule will be. prepared at this
meeting.
President Phil Boeck OF the Com
mercial League has called a meeting
of the loop for 8 80 Thursday night
at the Dibblc company store.
The Saturday intermediates meet
at Z 80 Thursday evening at the
Broadway sporting goods store. with
President ID. NJ. Massie in charge.
The Samsco baseball team. Sunday
intermediate League entry, has signed
Alpha Morgan, ex-West Texas Mill
tary Academy pitcher. Practice will
be held Saturday on the Blumbers
diamond, when s. Dwyer. g. Dwyer,
Harris. Leighton. Falk, Will A. Win
ters, o. Winters, Dreiss, Rossman.
Sawyer. Miller, McCarley, Elledge and
Berry will be required TO turn out,
The club has released Wandrack, CO.
indreau and Coleman. Sutherland
Springs will be the opponents for the
Samscos Sunday. April %.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-17
Not Quite Himself.

John" called the wife in the still
ness OF the night as someone stumbled
on the stairs. lis that Nou?"
mo. dear" came the reply. trifle
unsteadily, I'm a burglar. Call the po-
lice. Tit Bits.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-17

L. s. Boxer Beats Frenchman.
Paris. April 17.-Jack Walker. an
American middleweight. last night de-
feated the French boxer. Albert lie
peasant, on points in a ten-round bout.