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Other Live Stock

CHICAGO, Nov. 1-Hoes-RecciUts 81
600 market active. 10 "a l3r Up. TON. SIC.
bulk. - r. ".'G, heavy Nei-ifi. - 40 ~ y,
medium. $3.50 fl % So. usiif- S4.@OH 30,
light lights. S6GS 35 heavy pacrlng
smooth. - 300 $ 50, packing sows rough.
- 10 n : 30. killing pigs. - tIti So
Cattle-He~eipts ! 600. camplrcd last
week: Medium TO good fed stcerz. grass
fT- and most wefEItY offerings % ti DOC
oil. desirable yoariig-- and better grade
mfdiunveieht steers. ~ -5c OH. iat she
and welshty gram fed Kinds and better
grade COWS 30 10 F3e Oft spots more. oHn-
ners and cutters active about steady. f-..-
mostly H5c OFT; veal calves. 30 q '"e Oh.
stoc1crs and feeders. 251- Doc of. kind he-
luW - shuwIu- most decline. for week. top
y"ariings .l2Hp. year high. Waturei
steers 80 30. grass steers. So 70 q Z
Fat COWS. S3.75 = 5.5u. fat hcifers 3 20 ~
.,t. .tau. -, a1d cutters. - 50 0 3 40.
vc4f calves so rOF 90. stooRcrs and
feeders. s. a 6.75- Sheep and lamhs-tte
ccip,s % 600. market today market
..Cy. 44t native lambs, $3.50 i so
cu.s mostly olu-a0W IL for week. around
300 direct. IS dolbiNie.S westerns Tat
iarAbs generally pc of. other classes firm,
bulk for week. Fat wooded lambs, cl3--3
w 1880. ton $3.50, cupt lambs. 81 -
-ll.25, Wc1h,r-. - % $ 30: tat e~rs S415
"a r. top. ~1.r5. feeding lambs. $l3.2o4 u
1879: top. SI4: too feeder yrarlinss.
SIi %; ful mouther breeding ewes. ro.5o
as.
TOLEDO, NOV L. Hogs-Rccepts.
light. market strong; hcavirs. e9.4o1,
. 90. medium. - 400 q 60. yori>cr5 - ~
0.25. good pigs S6-5Ot1. Caiycs-M ar
ket. slow. Sheep and lamhs-HarSet.
strong
CINCINNATI Nov. 1-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. 200; market. steady. shipping
steers. good 10 choice S70 40. Calves
all. Hogs-Rr>oipts 100 market.
higher. good TO choice Fuckers and butcn-
cTs ~a.50rl . go. Shoep--Recplpts. 100.
market steady; good to choice, - g 6.
Lamhs-Mari<et. steady. good to choice.
ST. .1GGtl3.
EAST BUFFALO. Nov. I-Cattle-Re-
cflpt-. 400, market slow and steady:
shipping steers. SS5O1l950. butcher
grades. s. az: cows. $l.75@ 80 Calves
--Rcceipts. $50. market SLOW, Doc lower;
Gull 90 choice. S3W IL %. Sheep and
lambs-Receipts 700, market active:
lambs % higher; sheep steady; choice
lambs Sl3@ 1880; cui ITO far. $S@ IL;
year'ings. sra 40: sheep. seas Hogs
Receipts, Zoo. market active generally
steady. pigs 25c higher; Workers. 81 n
$50; pig s. a. 5. mixed, $3.50 a 80;
heavies. 500 NJ 10; r0ughs, IS Wo.25;
stays. 81 a g.
ccipts. light; amrliet. slow; choice, SS.30Ha
$50. good. 81 % ri Sd; fair 81 "a go;
veal calves Sl2W 100. Sncep ana
lambs-Reccipts ID; market slow
=, fair. mixed. - "a 8. lambs $40 a l3-y5.
Hoes-Receipts. % ID; market, steady:
prime heavy $4,000 1928: medium,
80 - Gl9.S5: heavy workers. $500 go;
light workers. SG.7j q :; pigs. sos a $50;
roughs. 81 75m 80; stays. S5Q6.
CLEVELAND Nov. l-Hogs-Receipts
3 900: market slow; Workers 50 mixed
S9.I0N9I5: mcdIum. 10 p; PIGS. 81;
ceipts 500 market slow. unchanged
sheep and lambf-Roceipts, 1 500; market
strong; top. S13.5O. Calves-Receipis
300. market. steady. top, Sll.0O.
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u y.
Board of Public Works. City of Indian
apOlis.
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KHAN CONCLAVES
GATHER IN STATE
DISTRICTS TONIGHT
Local Pastor Advertised for
an Address at Bloom
field,

Ku-Klux Khan conclaves are being
held in all districts Of the State to-
night to hear a message from an
imperial representative" according
to advertisements appearing in
State papers.
Notice is given the meetings are
for "Klansmen and Klanswomen
only"
Speakers for the meetings are
being assigned from Room 403 Ma
tional City Bank Bldg, according to
Ietter-head of the notice making as
signment of the Rev, George Hen
ninger, pastor of the East Tenth
Street NJ. e Church. as speaker at
Bloomfield tonight
The letter says:
"If I may say so, I would like 70
again suggest the Importance Of
electing the straight Democratic
ticket in Greene county and the en-
tire Republican ticket in the State.
SO far as the national ticker is con
cerned. let them use their own judg-
ment. Coolidge will have q walk
away anyway and in doing it this
way, 1t viii keep it all out Of politics,
l verify believe that the winning Of
this election is OF more Importance
10 the protestant forces ut this time.
than any other issue Ii has ever
dealt with. SO l am leaving it to your
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LEGAL NOTICES
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CITY ADVERTISEMENT
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE OF THE BOARD


indianapolis. Ind. Oct. %. 1924
TO WHOM IT NAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given by the Board OF
Public Works OF the City Of Indianapolis
1924, they approved an assessment ron
showing the prima facie assessments ior
the following described public improve
ment as authorized by the Improvement
''9 Im 1G5r0 Resolution No. 1850.
FIRST ALLEY NORTH or THIRTY
NINTH STREET.
From east property line OF hrst alley
west of Cornelius Avenue running horthj, ,
Of Cornelius Avenue running south) -,
By grading and pavlu@ the aleI WIN
Asphalt, Asphaitic Concrete, Concrete or
Brick laid on a 6lneh gravel concrete
foundation from 3 inches OF property line
to 8 inches Of property line. to a unltorm
Also extending all water. gas sewer and
other private service connections to prop
erty line, whore not already in;
All TO be as shown on plan and as
Persons Interested in or affected by said
Described public improyemcnt are n.eIepy
notified that the Board of Public Works
Of said city has fixed Friday, Nov. r. 1924,
- y. M. a date upon which remon-
stranccs VIII be received. or heard, against
the amount assessed against piece Of prop
erty described ln said roll, and VIII deter
mine tho question as TO whetu"r sl,1 lots
fitted in the amounts named on SAID roll, or
IN "a greater or less sum than that named
said assessment roll showing said prima
facle assess eNts with the names Of own
ers and descriptions Of property subject TO
he assessed Is ON file and may be- seen az
the office of the Board Of Public Works Of
~ CHARLES F. COFFIN.
". II FREEMAN.
NJ T. SPENCER
Board Of Public Works. CITY OF Indian
oct - 70 af-v.~ : 2 80 1924.
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Deaths

Ruth Alice Harmony. ~. $3.50 Lowell.
UTcuia.
Robert Peuneston. Ga city hospital.
chronic parencnymatOus nephrltis.
William z Jungclaus. -. Methodist
Hospital, chronic myOcarditis.
Susan Updyke, 50. 1875 y. Capitol. ar
teriO selerosis.
AIh.rt KOopman. SO Twenty-First and
Sherman DR., fractured skull. accidental.
Charles d. Whitaker, 81. city hospital,
carcinoma.
Gus Easel. 70. 326 y. Blackford. organic
heart disease
Mary Ramey - city hospital. uremia
Daniel Brunette. 81. $50 E. Vermont.
Herman H. Sielzen. SO. 1914 y. New
Jersey. chronic myOcarditis.
Sarah Elizabeth Valentine. 81 20S E
Maple 3D.. chronic myocarditis.
Betty l. Hall. months. 1925 Church
man malnutrition.
Mildred lone Sutorius. 20. 1439 E
Eleventh. appendicitis.
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Marriage Licenses

Floyd a. Owens. 2S IOlI +. Fifty Ninth.
tool MAKER, Desoris c. Fachet. %, 1928
Orchard.
Thomas " Clark 2S. 200 y Delaware
bridge construction. Emma i. Hudson. %
-ssH y Illinois. etenographer
John p Gray. ~. Harbour Hotel. book
Eoeper- Mabel r Henley IS 2441 Pear
son 5ook6eeper.
ovid worley. - 1906 Ingram. machiu-
ist. Sahra A Bpfing 10. 2S23 z. Eight
eenth beauty culturist.
Banks F. Gibson. 90. 1892 W Twenty
Seventh. clerk Emma z. Kelley, Is. SIS
Spruce file clerk.
william E Fasham. %. Fl. benjamin
Harrison solder. Cora F. Brennan 81.
Earl 5. Craig' 20. 2eeo indianapolis
waiter. ANNA L. Gill. 20. sol W Twenty
Sixth
wesley Clancy. 90. 1415 College. lab
nrer. Nellie !. Brown. y. 2232 f. Mich
I-dn.
Harold T. Milan. II. 2313 Station. train
crew caller Lois =. Overton IS 10 y.
Rochester Real SILK Hosiery Mills.
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BULK OF HOGS Up
25C;; Tor, $1O.5
HeavyWeightS Steady at
S1O,25@t0,35 Per Cwt.
92591000 1885

Hogs. at the local yards Saturday,
We're generally 25c higher. although
in some cases, the advance was
more and in the case Of heavies, II
was steady at S1025@10.35. Top
was S1O.35. Bulk of sales was made
at S9.25G1O. Mediums were higher
at $9.50GI0. Lights were quoted at
S9G9.50. Light lights brought $50
90. Pigs. weighing 140 pounds
down. were quoted at $6GS.25.
smooth packing sows were sold al
SS.2509 and roughs sold at So down.
Trade was spotty and prices were
cratic Trade for the week has
been devoid Of features and prices
have generally huctuated within a
quarter to a half margin. There
has been an exceptionally wide
range in prices, due to readjust-
ment and new scale. Receipts to-
day were 5000 with SIC holdovers.
Cattle trade was steady on light
receipts. Market for the week has
been largely one Of declining values,
slow trade and spotty demand. Steers
in the 1.200-pound class reached
new low years record at $6.65 per
cwt. Medium and lower grades Of
heifers looked to be soc to 75c lower
than last weeks closing prices.
Choice cattle has been scarce and
prices appeared about steady. Low
priced cows have been steady. Lower
grades Of steers are off in some cases
75c and IN most cases soc.
Veals were off soc on light de-
mand. Top was 81 and most sales
We're made at $3.50. Mediums were
quoted at S709. Receipts. 800. The
weeks market has been dull on light
shipping orders. Prices have held
around the s115O-12 level
Sheep and lamb trade was steady
on light receipts. Trade for the week
has been without feature. Choice
lambs brought SO. $3.50 and s13;
mixed. $I10lo, heavies. $40 and culls
SSQ9. Sheep sold at S. down.
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Births
BOYS

Ray and Inah Brock 1880 Adams
Lloyd and Laura Steele. city hospital.
Elmer and Lily Lehman. 1I2S st. Paul.
John and Hazel EIphart. Ala W. No
Carly.
Martin and Anna McGrayel 312 y. Ia
coma.
Alfred and Clara johnson. 42G s. Emer-
son.
Girls
Charles and Margaret Cook. city hospital.
Richard and Mary Matthew'S 1914 5.
Delaware.
Claude and Agnes Wand. 1901 River.
Frank and Leila Thompson. 1910 HIATT.
Raymond and Edna Carson. 927 y.
Ewing
William and Agnes Tabofsid 1926 Mill
race.
Frank and Alice waggoner. 429 5. Dear
born.
Charles and Dolly simonton. 206O
Yaudes.
Herbert and Irene Dugan. 916 E. Nc
Carly
Harry and Ruby LingenfeIter. 1918 E.
TWenty-Fifth
Clyde and Maude Knapp. 2 n. Healing
Albert and Selma Strohmeyer. 112S
Bacon
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DEPARTMENT. OF PuBLIC WORKS.


CITY ADVERTISEMENT.
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Tank Wagon Prices

Gasoline prices do not include State
tax OF p a gallonD
GASOLfNE-Enerree. 17c a gallon. Pur-
Oh. 13-2c, Red Crown. 1920 Target. 1890.
Silver Flash. lie. Standard aviation. y Pc:
Sinclair commercial 13 PC.
EEROSES Ey-Cryetaline 1I-Tc. Moore
Li-ht. IA 50c Perfection. 11-1c; Standard
furnace oil 10 9c turder zoe gailouel
9-Gc tmore than 200 gallons. Bright
Light 11-1c. Sinclair. 1910.
NAPTHA-Enzeree Cleaners. 1850.
Y. II. & p. 1850; Stanohud Cleaners.
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Produce Markets


strictly fresh, new No l csEs large
SIC. i7r No. . Or held eggs. }'e. fowls
Legh1rn pouItry $50 discount young tom
turkeys IL lbs up. 21c young hen turkeys
lbs up re. old tom turkeys IZ9,
oa'N POUNDS up l'c. geese ~ POUNDS
~ ans. ~ p9u I,I.,',, 70 90
80 <'II s,.., '''5 ~ 49,
S1He" ilt'.N' 9l',H ou.l'' ,5',,a
~ 'as
So, IN R,f,bit4 - dozem dTa%9
-
CLEVELAND Nov f-Bufter-Fxtra
in ms az. u. AZ 10. extr, asa 40 s., n
Al 80 frs-s 3Sl. u 3gt5c. packing stock.
25T27c. standard fOc Eggs-Frcsh
gathered northern eNtras- 5Sc. extra firsts.
5Gc. Ohio FIRST, 52c western hrsts.
- tsc pou.ir,-Livr heavy fowls 2314
pic light f5ti l1c. heavy spriurors 23 ~
24c: light l9m21e: ROSTERS. - 7c;
ducks Is az Gle. geese - a gle. Potatoes
-NlchiSau ~ 81 ~ 10 per 100 pounds
New York $1,000 -; Minnesota, $l.50.
,,.
~ 1900 q %, :,
p'''aV' .lcdi.. " % ~ 7'',,.,'' 't' % '''
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CITY ADVERTISEMENT
DEPARTMENT or PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE or THE BOARD

indianapolis Ind. Oe,. "a. 1924.
70 WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN;
Notice is hereby given BY the Board of
Public Works Of the City Of ind annapolis,
Indiana. that on the 24th day Of October:
1924 they approved an assessment roll
showing the prima facie assessments for
the following described public improve
ment, as authorized by the Improvement
Improvement Resolution No. 1879.
THIRTY FIFTH STREET.
From the southwest property line OF
Northwestern Avenue.
property line of Harding Street.
Except the iutersectlng OF clifton Street.
By grading and paving the roadway
with Asphalt Asphaltic Concrete, Concrete
or Brick LAID on a 6-inch gravel concrete
foundation from curb line to curb line to
a uniform width OF p feet; grading and
streets and alleys in a similar manner and
70 the widths as shown on plans; providInG
SO lineal feet Of 6-foot radius granite
corners providing 1S9 hneal feet of 10
foot radius granite corners; laying $50
square feet Of new cement walk as shown
on B ans Proy,tdingS 2l9 lmeal tee t,r OF
Stone or Y x2X2-inch Standard Steel Paw
ing Guard as specified, resetting d man
hole tops to grade
Also extending all water. gas. sewer AMI
other private service connections to prop
erty line. where not alraedy in.
All TO be as shown Oh plan and specl-
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 Monday Nov. 3rd,
1924, p. m. as a date upon which re-
monstrnaces win be received or heard.
against the amount assessed each piece OF
property described In said roll and viii de
termlne the question as to whether such
lots or tracts of land have been or will be
benefited in the amounts named on said
roll or in 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 TO
be assessed is on file and NAV be seen al
the office of the Board of Public Works OF
said city.
CHARLES f. COFFIN.
w H. FREEMAN
NJ. J. SPENCER
Board Of Public Works. City of Indian
Oct. IS. ~. 20. 20. 30. Si-NOv. l. 1924.
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Cancellation Asked

To date there has never been a
settlement with the stockholders
and the creditors are said to have
received approximately $1,000 At
the time Of the recejvership. assets Of
the company were set out as ap-
prox!mately $4,000 and liabilities
at 100000
Bartlett was acquitted in the De
catur Circuit Court Of a charge Of
misuse Of funds and he now has
suits pending 10 reclaim possession
and for damages. alleging he was
busted fraudulently
business men Of Columbus have
asked the securities commission
headed hv Ed Jackson. 10 cancel
the company permit, but this has
not been done The commission lid
cancel $4,000 In promotion stock.
Stockholders have spent their
money and have received no return.
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HERRIOT CABINET
IS FACING CRISIS


nv NhbtN ffo7
PARIS. Nov. storm clouds
threatening political lie OF Edouard
Herriot's socialistIc government
gathered today in wake 81 that
which swept Ramsay MacDonald's
English labor government from
power.
\ national congress or the So
clalist party met at noon to decide
whether to continue TO support Her
riot when Parliament re-assembles
Tuesday. Two wings Of the Social
ist party are dissatisfied.
Supporl OF the Socialist deputies
is necessary II Herriot is to remain
in power. and the former are an.
gcred N his action regarding thous-
ands of railway men who We're dis
charged during the 1920 strike.
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BETS GO UNCOVERED

Ten wagers of $40 each. even
money. that Coolidge will run $4,000
votes ahead of Ed Jackson, Repub-
lican nominee for Governor in In
diana, were posted on local bet
ting board today. None was taken.
Republicans still were offering 1913
and 6-5 money that Jackson would
be elected, but money on Marion
County was constantly covered.
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JACKSON 0. KS;
INVESTORS LOSE
Continued From Page y

son, Bartholomew and Decatur
Counties. A salesman's commission
Of 20 per cent was allowed and Bart
lett received 3 per cent. This com
mission was paid when half the
price Of the stock had been paid by
the purchaser.
The refinery. for which Jackson
turned over the first spadeful of
earth. was not compelled until after
the Grover Corporation of Chicago.
Il creditor concern which held $75,-
coo first mortgage and $4,000 second
mortgage under lease contract for
the OIL tanks. took It over.
Stockholders applied for a receiver
for the refining company and the
Peoples State Bank Of Columbus was
appointed Dec II. 1921. Early in
January the old officers We're ousted
ana the receivcrship lifted March !,
1922.
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LEGAL NOTICES
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stone. Berea Sandstone Granite or 6x24-
inch Concrete curb curling the wings of
the intersecting streets in 4 similar man
ner and to the widths as shown on plans;
providing / 50 lineal feet of 10-foot radius
granite corners: constructing 2 catch
basins. including inlet tops; providing 2
new iron inlets; laying 250 lineal feet of
12-inch drain pipe with connections smade
to inlets catch basins and at bench wall
in mauhole of the sewer in the first alley
east of Martindale Avenue: resetting
iron inets to curb grade.
All to be as shown on plan and as
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 Friday, Nov. Z,
1924. 2 p. m. as a date upon which re-
mOnstrances 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 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 own
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 E. COFFIN.
". H. FREEMAN,
NJ. J. SPENCER.
Board of Public Works. City of Indian
oct tD2 29' 80. 81. Nov /, ,. 4, 5. 1924.
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BIZ United Press
NEW YORK. Nov. THE week
Is trade reviews found proof Of
steadily expanding business in the
unprecedented car loadings gains in
bank cIearin-s and in the reduced
number Of failures as compared with
"A year ago. 1t was pointed out that
the commercial revival mas made
further Roadway despite the re-
straining effect OF the nearby cleo
lions.
In the early dealings stocks
continued the remarkable display
Of strength which characterized
Fridays session. Baldwin reached a
new high on the move ut l22 AMI
General Electric al PSI and other in
dustrial leaders moved ahead pro-
portiOnGJely-
With political reports from every
section seeming to point 70 Repub-
ucan advantages, stocks closed the
week in a burst of strength. Fur
Their substantial gains were scored
by the speculative favorites among
the industrial leaders.
New highs on the movement were
reached by steel. Baldwin. General
Electric. American Can and Cast
Iron Pipe. while substantial ad-
vances took place I'm speCialties like
the Commercial Solvents shares.
shorts were given pretty stiff pun
fshment in every part Of the list.
All in all, it was the brOadest and
Hveliest Saturday market that Wall
Street has enjoyed in many months.
The market closed higher.
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LEGAL NOTICES
Continued

EI-R :, Floyd Chew, Petersburg. Ind 1
Crit Steel Sign Wd Frame; CHR o. Ma
tional Polish Co. Van Vert, O., 3 Bx.
Furn. Polish: CHR IL. Greenville Water
Works, Greenvile O.. ] Bar Steel; chr
IS n. P. Smith. Wadron. Mich, Pail
Roof Paint: r 1863. Capitol City Roofing
Co Franklin, Ind. 5 Drums and 1 Bbl
Cement: r $40 Jacob Wrench, Quincy. o..
, Boxes HH Goods. / Dresser. 1 Bbl. Hi
Goods / Trunk wired. l Tool Box; r 81.
r. E. Zorn, Rushviue, Ind, Steel Bbl
Lub Oil. In addition to the above refused
and unclaimed shipments. We will sell
many other and damaged shipments at
this auction. Inspection can be made Of
the shipments for sale on Friday, Oct
81 and Saturday a. m, Nov. 1, 1924
Persons claiming any of the foregoing de-
scribed articles will please state to the
undersigned the number of same given in
the above list. prove ownership. pay
charges and take same away before day
of sale Description of packages are
copied from freight or waybilI. but Meth
er the quantity or contents are guaranteed.
J. K VANCE. Freight Claim Agent. 500
Transportation Bldg Indianapolis Ind.
Phone Main s51OO Terminal 159. McFAD-
DEN AUCTION co. Auctioneers.
Oct Oh Noy- I
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care to look after your organization
in Greene county"
The letter is signed by Roscoe
Carpenter" under which are the
words, Behold. 1 have set before
thee an open door"
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Indian apOlis Ind, Oct. % 1924.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN;
Notice is hereby given by the Board
of Public Works Of the City Of Indian.
apolis Indiana that on the 27th day Of
October 1924 they approved an assess
ment ron showing the prima facie assess
ments for the following described, public
Improvement. as authorized by the I'm
provement Resolution named:
Improvement Resolution No. 1851.
ARSENAL AVENUE.
+ rom "a point 1876 feet south Of south
property line of Twenty Second Street.
TO south property line of Twenty-Fifth
Street.
BY grading the roadway from curb line
to curb line to a uniform width of Of
feet; grading the wings of sthe intersect-
ing streets in a similar manner and to the
widths as shown on plano; curling both
sides of the roadway with Stratifed Lime
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New York liberty Bonds
Enreinn EXGhannn

NEW YORF-Sav l-Forei- exchange
closed higher Sterling. S45+tsc. up
.02c. Francs 500 .r up -0O7tc Lire
38 = o. no OF ize Be---l francs
s. &c no .O1 e o. Marks % SOC Rus
sia 1.18e Sh11-f1i &c Yokohama
IS zoe Holland. 30 6-ic. uD Use
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GREATHOUSE ON RADIO
Democratic BrOadcasting Campaign
Ends Monday.

Charles Greenhouse, secretary Of
i the Democratic National Commit
tee. will make the closing speech of
the Democratic broadcasting cam
paign at 1880 p. m. Monday from
Sta=on WBBZ, 233 Iowa St. Mrs.
Albert I. Dugan. chairman of the
Victory Vote Drive announced to-
day.
The station has a 227-meter wave
length.
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Prices on Coal

indianapolis retail coal prices as an
So a tom Coke. SO. Kentucky Lump.
$3.50. West Virginia Lump. 81. POcahon-
tas Lump. s. %. mine run. 81. AnthTa-
cite. $3.50
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Shooting Follows Argument

Gus (AIonkeytown) Sheets, 81, of
1857 Hovey St, was charged with
shooting with intent to kin after
Vernie Mccoy, -, of 1852 E.
Twentieth St, was wounded at Me
Coy's bpme. Police said the shoot
ing 70 W. an argument Friday
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Chicago Stocks
(By Thomson & McKinnon)
Nov
HaV Market Prices

Wagon load prices Of hay and grain at
Indianapolis are as follows:
Timothy-$12@ a ton: mixed $120
IA Corn-Sl % a bushel. Oats-53 a
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CITY ADVERTISEMENT

Board Of Public Works, City of I
apOlis.
Oct o5 Nov 1922