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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-28

take the lead in the first quarter. after Mississippi had scored.
 Mercer took the second of the senf- final games in a thrilling battle with Mississippi college, 27 to 21. The teams were never separated by more than few points, and at the beginning of the second half the Mississippians out played the Georgia team and took tho lead at 21 to 20. Two long baskets by Smith and foul goals by Harmon gave Mercer the lead again and the game. The lineup:
 MERCER (2O Pos. MISS. c. (21) Smith (9) .....F ......... Berry (8) Pope CD ...........F ...... Johnson (6) Simmons C3) ......C.......... Laird (O Harmon (D ....G........... Parks Ellison C) ........G ....... Daley (D
 Substitutes: Mcwilliams CD, Law. renee. Mississippi college: Duncan.
 Centre defeated Newberry, 30 to z1. With brilliant teamwork added to their speed the Kentuckians swept NewberTy off its feet and led throughout the game. The scarlet team rallied in the last eight minutes and scored six suc- cessive points, but was too far behind to win.
 The lineup:
 MERRY (2D Pos. CENTRE (so) Civilian CD ......F .... Covington (6) Wollet Q3) .......C... Thomasson (14) Rfckert CD .......G ....... Greene (4) Butler (2 ......G ............ Kubals
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Other Live Stock

CHICAGO Nov ,o -uors-- Roceirts,
- 10y -" ',, IN,
:, 80 - IA ,''' ION ~.
re.v,t,.,grt- is14io. medium
IS G1,ai5s ,-bt ms az i,rht
-..t,s ~, K "a - -. sr,Gl,i
...-, -. $50 ~ ,als
..-r,,, NO. - z5Dfe "a Ca.ile--
l,.,.,..,,, o. SOD -. 80. 60
Ia eiu;- : 0oo. mari5et STEADY
t,.e7, ,,r-,.,,.to no C...o
!, EAoI y. tfAi.o Noy Catt.e--
1870 ~" '"". ~ ~ 80 A''1 800" i..
a.... q. . -. ~ ~51t5 M
mo -. . ~,
atom -r,tl t9 rho.oe 81 5oa, i9 30 sheen
,rf 4,r.iye- r. s.-eint. . son narisrt slow;
f.1-t.- ",.. IYyga~ ,.aa~IJnra 500 lower.
,6.,..., r7t.bs sI.t+rla ~ lIii fo fair -
~ IS ,~.4.r.s ~ 1ar,l4 shosn ~ ~
@ rf,-s-- Re.efr,ts 500 ,riarknt SLOW
zf..fy On An. lo,ge-. yurjo.rs ,g,i q 20.
r,.,a - 5OI,- ~ mixed So so n % SO
r.sti,- a-56t1O. rolfghs s1754iS.
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MARKET PRICES STEADY
Trading Heavy in Preparation for
Thanksgiving Holiday.

City market produce prices were
little changed despite the coming
holiday, Eggs continued their mp
ward march, selling for 60 to IS cents
a dozen. Fresh pork prices We're gen
orally up > cents a pound. oysters
sold at so cents and 81 q quart.
Turkeys were quoted at 6Q~Sents a
pound dressed and As TO so cents a
pound alive.
Other pricea on frat quality commot-
tiles, ArtichoIes, 25 cents each, altga
pears. 90 cents each; Brusse sprouts. %
cents pint Cranb rries ID cents A
pound; caulifower, - az IS cents head
celery. 3 stalks for % cents; celery cab
base. % a 80 cents a stalk cucumDers, 70
cents each: French endive 81 = pound .
green peas. 80 cents a pound green beans.
% cents a pound sTscn onions, 10 cents
bunch; irish potatoes. ~ a So cents q
peck head lettuce I5 aud 20 cents a
head leaf lettuce. 20 cents a pound, man
goes . for Is cents mushrooms, 81 a
pound parsley. 3 cents a bunch, pump
kus 206 30 cents each; radishes 10
cents a bunch; squash. 30Gl50 cents each {:
sweet potatoes pounds for rs cents, to-
matoes 300 so cents a pound
Apples. 3M 10 cents q pound pears Is
n 20 cents a pound; Tokay grapes. , "a
90 cents d pound; oranges. 30 a - cents
a dozen persimmous, 90 cents a pint,
Dressed chickens. 40 cents a pound:
dressed ducks 40 n rs cents a pound ;
dressed geese, 36 cents pound.
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HOGS DROP 10 TO
25C TO $3.50 TOP
Bulk Brings $8,75@$9,25
Cattle Steady,


Week end trade was not strong
enough to absorb receipts Of 1880
hogs at the local yards and a cut
Of 15a25c was made in prices. Top
was 15c lower than Friday at $3.50.
Bulk brought S8.15n925 compared
with $915G9 $50 Friday. Heavy
hogs We're 15c lower at $9.50d go.
Mediums were fully CSC lower at
S9.2569.5O. Iightweights sold at
$4,000 and were 15025c lower.
Light lights, at $S0S75, We're off
15Q25c. Pigs We're in some SOC
lower bat the general range. seas.
was down a quarter SOws We're
unchanged Weeks prices average
lower than last week and tho mar
ket has been one Of declining val
ues on heavy receipts. Trade has
had a fairly good undertone and
an active demand has held prices
rs we'll as could be expected, deal
ers said.
Cattle were steady on light re-
ceipts Of 200. Receipts Of low priced
western and southern cattle has
been the depressing factor OF the
weeks trads This stuff coming In
competition with native female kill
ers, has cut prices and created an
unsatisfactory situation. Medium 10
good cows at $350Q4.50 and me
dunn 10 fair butcher heifers at $3.50
06.50 were at jhe year low record.
y let-up in receipts near the end Of
the week halted the downward
trend. although the market dis
played no strength Fair yearlings
az SeN925. handy weight mediums
no IS and common killers at $5.5oQ6
are about the average in this dly--
sion.
Veal trading was stronger Top
was ST 5o and bulk sold AT $1,000
an. Mediums We're quoted az S.
G9 Common brought SOAR. The
usual holiday le--up in demand has
been depressing factor IN the
weeks trade and the market was
ON san uncertain basis
Sheep aud lambs prices We're I'M
changed Featuring the week WAS
sale az western lambs at $l4 VA
tive lambs sold at $3.50. although
"a decline ~ ST. registered ia The
last TWO days pushed values to
$3.50 Mixed lambs sold at $ilG
H. Heavtes. s1o011 Sheep prices
have been nominal at IS down.
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Building Permits

Brown s Dunlap, double. 1915 W.
Twentieth 5000
Paul G. Miller. furnace. 1898 S. Ran
$500
Tss o. Miller. double 1873 S. Ran
doph. - 600.
5000.
W ". Hyde. garage, 1902 y. Missouri
500
Forsst " knight. double. 1921 E. Ia
Dor. 81 300
Hogan Transfer and Storage Company,
repairs, S83 Massachusetts,. 81 800
Tina Busbin, addition, 1649 MontcalIn-
S300.
Bella winzzsaread.e dwelling. $3.50 Re
Richard Fairbanks. dwelling. 5Oo1 \.
Meridian. SD 600.
Lucas s. wits. garage 51e y. West
- 800
Deacorezs Hospital. smoke consumer
SOS " Ohio. $500.
Stutz Fire Engine Company. smoke con-
suuler l102 W. Tweuty-Thlrd. $3.50
J. Cothrall Realty Company. dwelling.
29l2 Z. Sixteenth. - 200.
Nary Fentress. dwelling. 3s1s Black,
R. c. Kinney. garage. $3.50 n. sherman.
5000.
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CHARLES E COFFIN.

VI. j SPENCER.
Board Of Public WORKS City o. India2s
apOls
Nov 10. %. q. 90 -. %. 90. 1924.
CITY ADVERTISEMENT
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$500 DAMAGES WON


Mrs. MasicTathrop. 1905 r. Wash
.nrtou St, today was awarded $500
in u damage suit which Was heard
Friday In superior Court. Room
Two. before Judge Linn y. Hay at
"a jury trial Suit originally de-
lnauded $4,000 damages.
Mrs. Lathrop. admin!stratrix Of
the estate Of Elmer +. Iathrop, 81.
deceased. her husband, alleged that
on April /, 1922. Mr. Lathrop was
seriously wounded when no was
struck by taxi belonging to the
Frank Bird Transfer Company
While crossing Meridian st. Just
north Of Monument PL lie died
twelve days later
Suit alleged that the taxi was go
ing thirty miles an hour and had
faulty brakes.
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Five Drivers States

Paul Smith, IS, of S56 Eugene ST.:
S. w. Rhatican, so. of 818 ". Key
stone Ave; Hez Jones, 80. colored,
500 Chadwick St, and Charles Sill
colt, "a OF University Heights, were
arrested on speeding charges today.
Granville Newdle, 40 colored, 821 w.
Elevent hist, was slated on charge Of
failure TO stop after an accident
shortly after he struck a machine of
Samuel T. Meyers Of Bargersville at
Indiana Ave. and Vermont st.
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MarriQe Licenses

! Stewart. IS. 3543 y. Pennsylvania
salesman FiorabeiIe Lynch, 81, 242l \.
Meridian
driver Frioda Psrtlow. 10 1919 Hillside.
Gustav- r. Hoppe. 30. 1924 Central
Office manager. Gladys Marie lie Ions "a.
9l6 +. Sixteenth.
Herbert " Allen. "a. $685. Cornelius
Clers. HarTiettt- Frances klein. -. SI4
y. Jefferson. clerk.
". T. Merritt. Sc. CPS s West. car
penter; Margaret Lyle. IS. 626 5 West
bakery.
Vernon Hall. 90 533 y. Senate. lAborer.
Lorene stone 90. 533 y Senate
Don WAYNE Berry. II 1921 Y Thirty
FOURTH. timer, GLADYS a Case. IS. 1i4I
rs Thirty Third.
Ruth Pauline Dove "a Layulan and r
Tenth. Aeuzies v Stevenson e A6lO y.
Ierldlan dentist
Melvin q Eea:tie "a Marion. rlas=
worker Sarah A. Harding. - $50 Holly.
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80 LEGAL NOTICES
~~~~~~~~~~~S~~~~N~~N-~~>~~N
CITY ADVERTISEMENT.
DEPARTMENT Or PUBLIC WORKS.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD.

Indianapolis Ind. Nov 10. 1921
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given by the BOARD Of
Public Works o.. the C7ty OF indianapolis.
Indiana. that On the 18Th Gay of Novem
her. l924 they approved an assessment
roll showing tie prlma facle assessments
Tor The following described pUbilc improve
meut. as authorized by the Improvement
Resolution named
Improyement Resolution No. 1850.
From south property line Of Bradbury
10 north property line of Garfield
BY grading and paving the alley with
Asphalt. acknowledgements. Concrete or
Brick laid on q 6iuch gravel concrete
foundation from Is inches of property line
10 lucltSs OF property line. TO & uniform
TO grade
Also extending all water. gas. sewer and
other private service connections TO prop
erty line where not already in.
Al to be as shown Oh plan and as
Persons Interested in or affected by SAID
described public Improvement are hereby
notified that the Board Of Public Works
Of said city has fixed Friday, Nov rs,
1924. - y. m. rs q date upon which re-
WOustrdnCes will be received, or heard.
against the amount assessed against each
piece OF property described IN said roll. and
viii determine the question as To whether
will he benefited in the amounts named on
said roll or IN greater or less sum than
that named on SAID roll.
Said assessment roll showing prjnla facie
assessments. with the names of owners and
descriptions of property subject 10 be as
eesRed. IS file and may be seen at the
office Of the Board OF Public Works Of
said city.
CHARLES z COFFIN.
w. RI. FREEMAN,
NJ. J. SPENCER
Board OF ?uSEic Works City of Indian
apOis
Nov. 20. p. 2e. "a. .. &c. q, 1924.
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GRAINS HIGH AND
STRONG At CLOSE


81 tHtfcd Press
CHICAGO Nov. 22.-Grain fu-
lures finished strong and higher on
the Board Of Trade today. Wheat
was the leader Heavy export buy
ing. part Of which developed late
yesterday. bur did not come to the
surface until today. was the main
factor in The up,ura a good flour
business also strengthened buying
sentiment.
Short covering. lighter country
offerings as well as strength IN
wheat gave corn a higher nrish
oats was higher with other cereals
and other foreign Inquiry.
Provisions strengthened late ON
packer buying and some export
sales.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENT
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE OF THE BOARD

indianapolis Ind Nov 10. 1924.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Notice Is hereby given by the Board OF
Public Works of the City OF Indianapolis,
Indiana. that on the 14th day of NOven1-
Der 1924 they approved an assessment
roll showing the prima facie assessments
for the following described public improve
ment. as authorized by the Improvements
Resolution named:
improvement Resolution No 1909.
BLOYO AVENUE.
From east property line Of Hilsids Avs
nue.,
TO west property line Of Rural Street.
BY grading the roadway TO sUb-grads
from curb line to curb line 10 a uniform
width Of 30 feet; grading to sUD-grade the
wings of the iutersecting streets and 81
leys to the widths shown on plans; curb
ing both sides OF the roadway with strait
fed limestone Berea sandstone, granite or
6X24 inch concrete curb. to a uniform
width Of 30 feet; curling the wings OF
the intersecting streets and alleys IN a
similar manner and 20 widths shown on
plans providing II lin. II. OF - II, gram
10 radius corners: providing 346 lin u.
OF 10 II. granite radius corners; providing
Sol lin. #. of 6-ft. granite radius cOrneFsk
resetting 10 iron inlets to curb grade.
All TO be as shown on plan and -
specified
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. Nov, 26th,
1924. . y. m. as date upon which RS
monstrances with be received, or heard.
d5dAuSb tn6 amount assessed asaUlBt S6c4
piece of property described in said roll, and
will determine the question as 10 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
ers and descriptions of property subject 50
he assessed. IS on flle and may be seen at
the office of the Board of Public Works Of
said city.
CHARLES z. COFFIN,
W II. FREEMAN,
NJ. J. SPENCER,
Board of Public Works. City OF Indian
Nov. r. ls. 10. 20. 81. az. "a. 1924.
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Alleged Fugitives Slated

Harold Bishop, %, Of Niles. Mich.
was arrested at Fort Benjamin Har-
rison today on fugitive charge
while trying to enlist, He is wanted
on wife desertion at Niles. Police
arrested two other men on fugitive
charges, John II De Witt, 20, of 1927
n. New Jersey St, wanted at South
Bend, and Paul Shaleton, 20, of
Woodlawn, Pa. on charge Of army
desertion-
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HARDWARE PRICES UP
Dealers Expect ecord-Brealing
Volume Of Christmas Sales.

b. T5sncs Special
NEW YORK. Nov. 22.-Holiday
hardware merchandise IS very active
and the trade expects Christmas
sales volume to exceed records Of
tne past few years. according To
hardware Age in ITS weekly market
summary Prices are stronger in
all wholesale centers and iobbers
believe thar price adjustments viii
continue to show upward tendencies.
This opinion IS based on continued
high labor cost and in some cHses
d rising material market.
Current stocks are very light and
the trade has little inclination to buy
heavily due 10 approach OF inventory.
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Reaction Sets In

SneraI trend, breaking tn 33&s,
- POINTS from the weeks high.
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/. C. TO BUY MORE CARS
Railroad Petitions Commission for
Issuance Of SI2.947,9QO Certificates.

BIZ Juitrd Press
WASHING TON, Nov 22.-The
Illinois Central Railroad today APP
Piled Co. the Interstate Commerce
Commission for authority 10 issue
SIP .a47.e60 oI equipment trust
certificates. proceeds to be used IN
financing the purchase Of . loco
motives. 1000 coal cars. 2.0o0 box
cars. 200 stock cars, 200 express re
f-!gerator cars. IS coaches. 10 mail
cars, six chair cars. nine baggage
cars and three parlor cars. The total
cost Of the equipment will be
S1T.26jS70.
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MISSION WORK SUBJECT
Mrs. Charles Mueller in Charge of
Union Meeting.

Work Of home and foreign mis-
s.ouary organizations Of fourteen
church denominations was discussed
~ midyear meeting Of the Mis-
sionary Social Union Friday at the
United Brethren Church, Walnut 81.
and Park Ave.
Mrs. Charles Mueller, president,
presided at breakfast followed by
reports ana business and program.
The Rev. Y. :. McNeely was in
charge Of deVotionals. followed by an
international hour"
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SUper-POwer Is Subject

L. b. Andrews. vice president Of
the Merchants Heat and Light Com
pany. will discuss Super Power
Systems in Indiana" before the
Scientech Club at the Chamber Of
Commerce Monday noon
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CHARLES z COFFIN.
CITY ADVERTISEMENT
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE OF THE BOARD

OFFICE OF THE BOARD
indianapolis. Ind, Nov. iS, 1924.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given by. the board Of
public works Of the city of Indianapolis.
Indiana. that on the 18th DAY of ,Novem-
Der, 1924 they approved an assessment
roll showing the prima facie assessments
for the following described public i'm
prOvement. as authorized by the improve
ment resolution named:
Improvement Resolution No. 11143
RANDOLPH STREET
From south property line Of Mime
sofa St.
TO north property line of Lawton St
BY grading ard paving The walks with
cement placed next to tho property line,
TO uniform width of 3 feet; grading
and paving the alley crossings with ce-
ment placed next to the property line
to uniform width of feet; grading the
lawns to uniform width of "a feet.
All to be as shown on plans and as
specified
Persons interested in or affected by said
described public Improvement are hereby
noaasd that tbs board of public works
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Prices on Coal

Indianapolis retail coal prices as an
nounced by dealers are: Indiana Lump
So a ton Coke $40; Kentucky Lump.
$3.50: West Virginia Lump. 81; Pocahon-
AS Lump, $9.25; mine run 81; Anthra.
cite SIG Wheeling. SOC ton eXtra.)
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HaA Market Prices

Wagon load prices OF hay and grain at
indianapolis are as followe:
Tay--Timothy. No. 1. f15 916 . ton;
No. 2, S12Q14, mixed. No. /, $12 a IS;
corn~-Old 5IO3@L10; now. 70@ 700.
Oats---53 a soc.
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Smaller Banks Robbed

The number of robberies this year
may be slightly greater than las,
but association officials pointed out
that bandits were not attacking as
important institutions this year as
last. making their loot smaller. There
were twenty-five robberies in 1923.
Up TO Nov. 20 there had been twenty.
three this year.
Ten robberies, or attempted rob
berries, have been perpetrated in In
diana, besides that at Elnora, since
Aug. 3.
They were:
Aug. &, Indiana State Bank, North
MancheAer, unsuccessful
Aug IS. Citizens state Bank.
Tarmersburg. daylight holdup. $1,000.
Sept. Is, State Bank Of Carthage,
unsuccessful.
Sept. %. Farmers State Bank,
North Webster. Ind. daylight rob
berry, $500, which was recovered
when one bandit was captured.
oct. s, PennviIe Bank, daylight
ho!d-up. $1,000.
oct. Is. Rural St. branch Of
Fletcher Savings and Trust Com
pany, indianapolis. daylight hold
up, $4,000
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Rail Issues soar

Reactionary tendencies i'm the gen
eraI list We've overcome bv the out
break OF another urgent buying
movement in railroad shares and in
the fnaI- dealings Rock Island
surEed forward on enormous trans
actions. jumping TO 4s7t. mp more
than & points from Fridays low. S.
Paul issues also moved ahead rap
idly. the preferred reaching now high
ground ar 2eis- p. & ". Va. was
another RAJ which scored sharp
ance. =Aling at 81, as against
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Bank rlearIIg> Saturday ~--e --s->.-
600 Fer -r- week -I-.-05 COO.
Bank debts were $500. goo For she
week Sc Q4q eco
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49, -, ~. a. -. - -, -, = - =
CITY ADVERTIS EMENT
DEPARTMENT or PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE or THE BOARD

Indianapolis. Ind. Nov. ! 8, 1924.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN,
Notice is hereby given by the Board OF
Public works Of the City OF INDIANAPOLIS.
Indiana. that on the 18th day of Noyer1s
Der. 1924. they approved an assessment
roll showing the prlnl4 tacie assessments
for the following described public improve
ment. as authorized by the Improvement
Resolution uamed:
Improvement Resolution No. 1880
FIRST ALLEY EAST OF BEVILLE
AVENUE
From north property line of first alley
north Of Twelfth ST.
To south property line of second alley
north OF Twelfth St.
By grading and paving the alley with
Asphalt. Abphaitic-Concrste Concrete or
Brick, laid on a 6-nch gravel concrete
foundation from 8 inches of property line
To 8 inches o. property line to uniform
width Of ! feet.
Also extending all water. gas. sewer
and other private service connections TO
property line, where not already in.
All to be as shown on plan and as spec~
fed.
Persons interested in or affected by said
described public improvement are hereby
notified that the Board OF Public Works Of
said city has fixed Friday. Nov. % 1924.
= .. M. as 4 date upon which rem0nstrances
VIII be received. or heard against the
amount assessed against each piece OF
property described in said roll. and will
determine the question as to whether such
lots or tracts Of land have been or viii
oe benefited in the amounts named or
said roll. or in a greater or less sum than
that named on said roll
Sad assessment roll showing said primz
iacle assessments with the names Of own
ers and descriptions ~ property subject
TO he assessed IS on file and may be seen
al the office of the Board Of Public Works
Of said city.
CHARLES z COFFIN.
" H. FREEMAN
" J SPENCER
Board Of Public Works, City Of indians
apOGs
Nov 10 %. q. 80. "a. %. %. 1924.
CITY ADVERTISEMENT
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IS HAUL
OF BANK ROBBERS
CONTINUED From Page One)

has had much to do with cutting
down losses.
In 1928 bank robbers got $85,930
Including today's hold-up at Ell
nora they have taken SAB 500 in 1924.
In 1928 an assistant cashier.
Charles W. Wright of the Edwards
port Bank, was killed by bandits.
No casualties have occurred this
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CITY ADVERTISEMENT.
DEPARTMENT or PUBLIC WORKS.
OFFICE OF TIE BOARD.


Indianapolis. Ind Nov. 10. 1873
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
Notice is hereby given by the Board Of
Public Works OF the City of Indianapolis.
Indiana that on the l9th day of Novem-
her 1924 they approved an assessment
for the following described public improve
mcnt as authorized by the Improvement
Resolution named:
Improvement Resolution No. 1883
FIRST ALLEY EAST OF DELAWARE
STREET.
From south property line Of LeGrands
To north property line Of Raymond
Street.
Bv grading and paving the alley With
Asphalt acknowledgements. Concrete or
Brick laid on a 6-iuch gravel concrete
foundation from inches Of property ilue
70 & inches OF property line 70 a uniform
OF 4NiS-incb Stratiled Limestone Margi-
Ial stone or llx3xc-Iuch Standard Steal
Paving Guard as specified.
Also extending all water gas. sewer
and other private service connections 70
property line. where not already in.
All to be as shown on plan and IS
specified
described public Improvement are hereby
notified that the Board of Public Works
OF said city has fixed Friday. Nov: IS.
1924. y. n. As date upon which re-
uQpstrances will pa received. or heard.
a-Gust the amount assessed aSafnst each
piece of property described IN said ron. and
Will determine the question as to wetheF
such lots or tracts Of land have been or
wiz he benefited in the amounts named on
said roll or IN q greater or less sum than
that named on said roll
Said asse ssmeut roll showing said prims
facie assessments. with the names of own
ers and descriptions of property subject
70 be assessed IS on file and may be seen
at the office Of the Board OF Public Works
of said city.
CHARLES Z. COFFIN.
W II FREEMAN.
NJ J. SPENCER
Board OF Public Works. City of Indisn-
Nov. 20. 81. %. %. IS. 70, %. 1928.
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