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URGES
us. COOPERATION
Continued From Page y

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or existent OF c"i'1el''i 'l'l''.''-
"o"'d h"thaNe You ii'''L'' 81 my
meaning D" pointed our. HHou'o
never advocate the sacrifice OF amy
part OF our prosperity. because or
the vague hope that IN following in
discriminate pulses IF kindness we
might help some. Who are in worse
conditions than ourselves.
The President paid a warm
tribute to wonderful Chicago = Of
which he said, II think OF it first az
the great market place to which the
world resorts TO buy and sell IT'S
food"
lie appealed for more understand
ing and cooperation between agri-
culture and industry.
There has been a great deal Of
distress endured by tho people on
the farm" he said 1.-THE industrial
and commercial side Of our Nation
has been giving too much thought to
wheat and hogs and corn, to their
TRANSFORMATION and 10 their prices,
and not enough thought 10 the men
ana women who are engaged in ac-
riculture. to their welfare and to
their prosperity"
In closing. tho President pointed
to common sense" cooperation with
Other, nations as the one road TO
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HOGS SELL 25C
LOWER; TOT, S965
Bulk Brings S9@935-
VeaIS Higher,
Hog Prices Day by Day
Nov. Bulk Top Receipts
IS $3.50 a35 600 $4,000
90 91O@ $50 1000 $500
Dec.
l. G.35 q q So 600 II 900
@ 9IOT $50 eco u 3%1
B. a1OM $50 ESQ Is coo
l. 900M 9.35 $50 1900

Continued heavy receipts of hogs
at the indianapolis market finally
had its effect on prices today when
a 25c drop was made in most Of the
quotations Top was $3.50 and bulk
of sales was at So 9.35, compared
with $3.50 and S9.10G9.85 Wednes-
day. Heavy porkers at $3.50 were
off 100 25c. Medium mixed lots AT
S910@9.35 were down 25G4oc. Light
weights sold at s8.85Q9, compared
with $9I0H9.35 Wednesday. Light
lights We're priced at S7.50Q $50, off
a quarter. Pigs were ESQ SOC lower
at $5G $50. Sows sold steady at
$S.500N.75 for smooth packers and
IS $50 for rough% Receipts were
estimated at Il 000: holdOver. 1918.
Moderate activity took place IN
cattle trading. All good to choice
cattle prices We're steady and an
easy undertone prevailed in trade for
medium quality stuff. A few fat.
!icht heifers sold &: S9010. Up
until late hour no yearling steer
sales equaled Wednesdays price.
$ll50, the bulk moving at $50 10.
Medium 20 fair handyweights were
quoted AT $Sd9.5n Common. plain
killers moved at $5.50a7. Medium to
good butcher heifers sold at $50 $50.
Medium 70 good COWS sold at $3.500
$50. Choice beef cows brought $3.50.
Receipts were estimate at 1900.
Veal trading was stronger, top
price moving up Soc TO $12. Ne
diuns sold at SSQ9 and the bulk OF
good stuff brought $11QI150. Com
mon calves sold at s505 Receipts
were 500
Lamb ton was S14. about SOC lower
than Wednesday, However. dealers
said this was because no lambs re
oe,ve3 were qualified to sell above
that. Medium 20 good mixed lambs
sold ~ $I3Ul3.50. heavy lambs. 81
as. and culs. 50. A few heavy
sheen brought So, but prices We're
only nominal CT account Of light re-
ceipts OF 200.
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WHOLESALE nRrG PRICES

CsrbOlic sc.d. sc 10: tartaric acid. -
olc: alcohol non-baveraEe. S6eIT gal:
lump alum SAFE a 10. imported bav
rum. $3.50 . gal. domestic -. bismuth
= hnitrate. $50 e $500 horaN. G 2. x l5c;
1EiorOform. toe 70, lump copperas- = = 1{
Toe. cream oil tartar Bee fO-maldehrde
81 90 q sal. gum csIphoT.- = or 81 -O3
M112- mercury 81 80 a n: oil Of sa=
safrss. natural 80 a 10. OH OF winter
green syn Sic, oil of winterEreen. true
$50 q To potassium iodide - ca q + SO
a 10. sal epson. 3TIOc- sal clauber
gran ga zoe: spirits camphor. $50 a
gal: zine sulphate. Tech. I5c 10: zinc OK
ide, etc. bulk. zoe a 70; menthOl. S1.40
40 OF, cod iiver oil. S1-S5 a gal: am
monia bromide. SIC a III: sodium bromide.
73c 10; potash bromide. 74c 10.
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WHnLr.ALE GRocERIFs

Sugsr-Granulated. $500 pound
Sn-ces-W hitc whole slspice. Il al, lSc
q pound. mace. 5c. nutmeg 50 "a soc;
bIaar proper 31r. shot. 24c- white Boo.
ground pure black. 22c. white. 3ic. cay
enae 4le, cloves. ground. soc.
Salt able q barrel 10 Obj. sacks 50
coUWr1 fine. ~3.iU. medium grade T325.
Dried rrUits-Cltron. 3Oc. apTicOts. 20
q 800 a pound
Package Cofiee-Arbuckle's Il Sc: F.
r. r 5cc: Maxwell House. 5Oc; Old Re
liable 44c.
Tea-InperiaI. 90 q 3sc a pound: Gun
powder. b Z SOC: English breakfast 400
56c, basket fired Japan, 40 q soc; Young
Hy=on. 500 zoe
vinegar-Dietnled. tic gallon; cider.
&C
California Fruits-Apricots. 2lk III. can
- % q white cherries S4.75 a 5.
sliced lemon clings - % a 375: yellow
frees 81 30 q 3 90; Bartlett pears. S4.25 Il
4 so. green gage piums, $40 q 3; egg
plums S2T5l3
Tezatablfs-Corn No .. S16501.75:
No - extra. I.S5 a 2 %: tomatoes. No.
O. II 10. No 3. - a 2.35: No. 3 extras.
S225. Asparagus tips No white.
S450T5: No. pa medium $500: No.
l. mammoth. $3.50: Lima beans. No. ..
- % q 3.25. No. 3 $1.25 q 40; string
beans. standard No. =. S1.15.
Neutrality-suspicious. $50 q 90 r
case: Salmon. No. /. tall. S1.70g 3.25:
Oysters. No. /, OF. regular. 81 So; {
o.. SLIGO; shrimp. No. can. S2.40
dozen.
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MINORS FOUND
NOT GUILTY Of
MURDER CHARGE
Two Girls and Two Boys
q Freed by Chicago
Jury,

By United Press
CHICAGO, Dec. 4.-Influence Of
the Leopold-Loeb murder case was
seen today in acquittaI Of four
minors on charges Of murder.
In the same courtroom where Ma
than Leopold and Richard Loeb, con
fessed murderers Of Bobby Franks,
escaped the death penalty and went
to Jail instead. Lucille Marshall
Anna Valanjs, Anthony Valanis and
William LydOn all under 20, were
found not guilty Wednesday OF the
charge Of killing Mrs. Bessie Gaens
slen, roomins house keeper.
The four Youths had confessed 70
tying up and gagging the woman
but denied they killed her. The
Marshall girl told a sorlid story Of
having been an inmate in the WON
ans rOomin< house. She charged
the woman robbed her Of her shame
full wages.
The girl said the woman secreted
some of her clothing In an effort
to retrieve the wearing apparel the
Marshall girl and her three conpan-
ions trussed and gagged the woman
and left her on 81 bed, where she
died from strangulation.
States Attorney Robert z. Grove.
who played a spectacular but losing
part in the Leopold-Loeb case. said:
The effect Of the Leopold Loeb
case win not pass for some time.
The evidence in this case was I'M
questionable. But when you CON
slider that % is the average age OF
young criminals and a court has
held that youth IS a defense I don't
see how you can expect much Of
juries.
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GEORGE schultz. move dwelling. 1852
william 4 House. furnace o37 Roache
A. Goldberg. furnaces. 1oi n Bradley
T. Grius,ado dwelling 1914 Churoh-
" J, I'm starost. garage 1898 Rembrandt.
sam Kurzroeb. dwelling. 1888 B4rth.
p F~rtlg building. 205 N, Noble
Mary Wary Hon rcroof. 1921 Benetonaatno.
IL l. Looney. roroof. $3.50 n. Alabama.
Real silk Hosiery Mills dye house Wa
nat and Cincinnati SO 600.
GolI-'cta Bros. partition 81 s. Della
Robert Foster garage 10 s Beville.
I@rncl,o building repairing elevator Ilo
N Pennsylvania, $3.50
Edward Little. addition. Eastern,
Gsorgs Boelsertcis. reroof. 222G Broad
". o. MORO, garage, 50 N. Irvington,
" o. MORO. addition, So N. rrvinston.
Abe vinstein. garage 1897 College. $500
Flora Martz, furnace. 1922 College
n Rev Joseph Chartrand. reroof. so7
Henry l. Dollman, remodel, 1126 Park.
81 600
Economy Construction Company. double.
OTIS r. North. $4,000.
Economy CONSTRUCTION Company. double.
2722 North $1,000
Helen Cummings, porch. 500 n. De
Helen Cummings. garage. SEQ N De
II. ". Hc6shep. garage. 4o5 N. La Sale.
Eddy rsrare SOC n. Riley. 1895.
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81 LEGAL NOTICES
CITY ADYERTISFME
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE pr THE BOARD

Indianapolis Ind Dec. .. 1924
TO WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN;
Notice is hereby stven by the Board Of
Public Works OF the City Of indianapolis.
Indiana, that on the Let day of December
1924, they approved an assessment roll
showing the prima tacie assessments for
the following described public improve.
mcrt as authorized By the Improvement
Resolution named
Improvement Resolution No. 1889,
FIRST ALLEY EAST or GRAY STREET.
From north property line Of first alley
north OF Washington Street.
To south property line of second alley
north OF Washington Street
BY grading and paving the alley with
Brick. laid on . 6-lnch gravel concrete
foundation, from g inches of property line
to inches OF property line, 10 a uni
form width Of IL feet
Also extending all water, gas sewer and
other private service connections to prop
erty line. where not already in
All to be as shown on plan and az sDeci-
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, Dec. 10Th. 1894
D. m. as date upon which remOn-
straEces will be received. or heard, against
the amount assessed against each piece of
property described in said roll and Will de
termine the question as TO whether such
lots or tracts of land have been or will be
benefited IN the amounts named OH saId
roll. or IN a greater or less sum than that
named on said roll.
Said assessment roll showing said primo
facie assessments. with the names OF own
era and descriptions of property subject TO
be assessed. is on file and may be seen at
the office Of the Board of Public Works OF
said city.
CHARLES f COFFIN.
W. II. FREEMAN,
NJ J. SPENCER.
Board Of Public Works, City Of Indian
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Retail Fish Prices

Retail fish prices. Ocean variet1es-
Boston haddock fiIots, 30 Gt 800. dressed
la.Io-E 3Vc: Lalibut steaks. 400. red sail
u..u steaks. 35c. fresh cod steak. 3ao.
puunauo 40c: hlueh-h soc: Spanish
ua--erel. Boo; red suapDers, Doe; suappers
trruat- zoe
Ilr. Holsters SOC, fresh green shrimp. SOC,
large Seaaor= soc pound; fresh picked
ersh meat 81 a pound, Maine fnnan-
haCdia S0c. cherry stone clans 4pc r
aazeu- large auohaug cIams. 10c
Lake and River Earieties-Ial,e white
6-h. Soc trout ;BJc. yellow pike Soc.
lake salmon. soc; biae- pike. 23c; yellow
perch. 2jc. channel catfish, Boo blutfln
herring. 20c. pickcrel 25c: grass pike.
-5c- river carp I5c. buffalo 20c. mullets,
15c. black bass 40c; large Crappies Soc.
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Listening in
on Congress

~ Times Sp,Ctal
ITV1 ASIINGTON, Dec. 4.-some-
NV th.ug's wrong with Congress
- only one investigation IS go
ing ou-thdt Of the CoLzeus commit
tea Of the Senate. which is iUvesti-
eating the Internal Eevenu" Bureau.
But even this isn't functioning ac.
corl.uk 20 form. Il has been sitting
two days and hasud spadei up any
dirt yet.
Curiosity got the better Of Mrs
Mary =. Norton, tho first woman
Democrat ever elected 10 Congress
she ran down from New Jersey on
Wednesday To see what Congress IS
like She sat ut the rear OF the
House chamber. wearing a large
black hat, wondering how it would
feel 60 Sc mp before all those men
and say. Mr.. Speaker" Mt the
top of her voice. She viii he the
only woman In the new Congress. the
term OF Mrs Nolan Of California ex-
pirug March !.
Practically all Republican Son
ators have eaten hot cakes and sau
sage at tho White House during the
three breakfast conferences which
President Coolidge has held this
week.
To whom IT may concern: Sena.
tors In Toilette. Brook hart. Frazier
and Ladd desire to announce that
they never eat hot cakes and sau-
sage for breakfast.
The worlds worst pitcher Walter
Johnson Of Kansas, was on the Sen
ate floor to hear the Presidents
message. He hasn't pitched a game
OF baseball since he was kid. This
Walter Johnson managed the Re
publican campaign in Kansas. Be
tween elections he Is executive clerk
Of the Senate. He gets many let
tiers from baseball fans.
Too bad every one isn't q Con
gresham. A delegation OF .hem
swooped down on the district com
mlssioners and obtained unlimited
parking privileges in front of Gov
eminent buildings. Several, run.
ming errands for constituents. re-
Gently came out to find their cars
tagged by police for parking over
time.
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Indianapolis Ind Dec =, 1928
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN;
Notice is hereby given by the Board OK
Public Works of the City Of Indianapolis.
Indiana. that on the lat day OF December,
1924. they approved an assessment roll
showing the prlma facie assessments for
the following described public improve
ment. as authorized BY the Improvement
Improvement resolution No. 1905.
DENNY STREET
From north property line of Twenty
TO south property line OF Thirtieth
Street
Block. Asphalt. acknowledgements or
Brick laid on Binch gravel concrete
foundation from curb-llne to curb-line to
a uniform width of - feet providing -
hneal feet of 4x1S-inch Stratiftad Lime
stone Marginal Stone; resettins man.
hole tops To grade.
Also extending all water. gas sewer and
other private service connections to prop.
erty line. where not already in
All to be as shown on plan and as specl-
Persons Interested in or affected by said
described public Improvement are hereby
notified that tne Board Of Public Works
OF said city has fixed Friday. Dec. 18th.
1924 , D. III. as date upon which RS
mOnstrances will be received. or heard.
against the amount assessed against each
piece OF property described In said roll.
and viii determine the question az to
whether eucn 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 prims
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
of said city.
CHARLES e. COFFIN.
W. H. FREEMAN
NJ. J. SPENCER
Board Of Public Works. City OF Indian
Dec 5. T. 5. g. 8. 8. 10. 1894.
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Seeker Heads New Hotel

Nelson TroWbridge of the Murat
today received q telegram from vii
liam Seeker. former manager Of the
Lincoln Hotel here and now man
ager Of the Reconsideration Hotel in
Charleston, s. c., that Seeker will
become the managing head Of a new
hotel in Atlanta. Ga. Dec. Is.
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BIZ United Press

ANHE1~E Ft-a.-N NHA ANt.ttE .tt-.A .tt
stocks wednesday vas llae3, up = =
Average price st twenty rails was 91--l-
up 81. new 1924 higher ~
Bg United Press
NEW YORK, Dec. 4-speculative
attention was focused on Frisco com
mon st the opening. Responding 10
the establishment ~ So dividend
basis this issue Jumped ~ points TO
641s in the initial transactions.
This display Of strength and con
fdeuce created regarding the whole
railroad situation by Frisco's con
structive policy stirred UP activity
at rapidly rising prices in the whole
carrier group.
Atlantic Coast Line reached a
new bigh On The move IT I+s. st.
Louis Southwestern at "a and Wa
- ~" AZ 5S%.
WIN the average level Of prices
in new high ground FOR the current
bull market. the whole list continued
10 boil in the late morning. Enor-
nous activity and general buoyaucy
furnished an ideal background for
poor operations. Anaconda was said
to he being Eroomed as such inter
ests in anticipation Of g. substantial
Improvement in the copper industry
In the early months Of 1928.
Local Bank CIearingS
Bank c,ea-sn-s Thursday I0i3 eco.
Bank debts amounted u -5-S7l GOO.
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CORN DISPLAYS
Stronger TONE
Initial Selling Lovers Wheat
Values,

b. TnitCd Press
CHICAGO. Dec. 4-Grain seau-
ment at opening Of the Beard q
Trade today was decidedly mixed.
Wheat displayed tire3-out coudi-
ton. Initial selling. which eased off
values fractio1alZ. was ia response
to lower Argentine ana Liverpool
cables.
Corn futures displayed O. strong
Shorts covered on the
sz3ength OF lighter receipts. present
IND prospective.
Oats strong uuderrone was in SYM
pathy with corn. Lower hogs and
cables reflected ON the provisions list.
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.Incl,snn at Chlcarn

Governor-elect and Mrs. Ed Jack
son. and Clyde Walb. Republican
State chairman and Mrs. Walb, are
In Chicago as guests Of Z. W.
Bowen, Delphi They will attend
the international livestock exposition
and viii remain for President Cool
idge's visit.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENT.
DEPARTMENT Or PUBLIC WORKS.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD.


mi
Indianap9lie. md: Dec, 2. 1874.
TO WHOM II MAY CONCf-hS r-s -
Sotlce Is hercpy, RlE.n by me looaLu o.
Pubic WORKS OF the C!t% % InqlahapQils'
IEdiana lhat on me ISL DAY OF Ls,e1iuoeI T
1874. they approved an assessment rou
showing the pTima Iaeie assessments lor
the following described pupuc improve
ment, as authorized py the improvement
Resolution named; -..,..+;.-- NJ ,,o,a
Improvement NesoluIion No 4A~Ao-
OXFORD STREET.
yrror, so,,+h 7,rorert, line ~ Tvza7tv.
secon5 Street.
10 so,fb r,rona,-tv line NJ Twenty Ftfty,
etrae.
r.. ora6fnr and navinr the ,val-s With
ce,nspt nIal.d next 10 The Drooerfv line
- q uiilior %'dtn - - =. "C.lie az
Pi,h co. ,fssF - ~ ~ yronerfy
lira ~ - tfor,,, ,yiitT If Z feet lad.
inr the iayy5s 10 un,farm width If AZ
let; curbing ooth SIDES o. the roadway
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Tank Wagon Prices

(Gas0line prices do not include State
tax OF q q gallon)
GASOLINE = Energee. Arc a gallon;
Purol. - PC: Red Crown. 13c: Target
1920; Siv@ Flash l7c: Standard ayia
tjon. @ 2c: Sinclair commercial 1926
kEROS EEE-Crystaline HE. Moore
Light. I43c: Perfection II 7c Standard
furnace OIL. 1000 under 200 galonl {;
9.0c more than goo gailons): Bright
Light. He: Sinclair. 1919.
Energee Cleaners 1850: Y.
NJ & p. 1880: Standolind Cleaners. 1850
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Prices on Coal

Anthracite. sl65O ton: coke. $40;
West Virginia lump. SO a 25: Kentucky
lump. S6.75M7.73 Pocahontas mine run.
50 900 80, lump. So 90 q 80: Indiana
lump S50T; Indiana egg. $685. q .. 10 !,
Indiana mine run. - so q 800. wheeling
5Oc a ton extra.)
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Produce Markets

~tr.--,v fresh. newlaid No. / egg.
l--- size. 900. No. 2 OF Ae.l eggs 45-.
.oa- a. lbs 40. zoe. ur1ar s.. lb=
-rc- cocks i1s- sp--uE.rs. iee- L.e-ho-1
-au --y - U-r cent discount. young tom
-r-u-s l2 Jos. 49, 2rr- O.G tom turkeys.
y1v1g ua. turkeys. 2Sc- du.6- +
pound Is up HE. goose. 10 pasnd= up lSc.
3.eaz. II pounds 90 dozen. SH--5:
Et.-- -.l4rzs pound size. 81 dozen.
--a- I4- delivered indianapolis, 45N-
...7- -taH't butter delivered Indiana ..I-
go G--c 10. Rabbits. So dozen
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haV Market Prices

Wagon load prices Of hay and grain AZ
indianapolis arr as follows
Hay-Timothy. No. !. $ITG16 q ton;
No 2, Sl4 q 10; mixed. No. /. SO IS;
No . Sl30I4
Corn-O]d 81 20G125: new. eooGsI.
Oats-54 a bic
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DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD.


indianapolis. Ind Nov. 90. 1924.
TO WHOM IT NAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby. given by the Board OF
Public Works OF the city of Indianapolis.
Indiana. that on the 2Sih uay OF Novem-
Der. 1924. they unanimously adopted
eclaratory Resolution No. 1@13S. 1924.
Tor the vacation
DecIaratory Resolution No 1888. 1924.
Nov. Is, 1924.
Resolved. BY the Board of Public Works
OF the CITY, Of Indianapolis, Indiana. that
vate part OF
MINNESOTA STREET,
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Commission Market


Fruits
App,es-Fa1cy Ja1as.aus. IS 90 o Dbl:
fancy Ds.ic.-lz. > box, fancy
Wcathys. $50 boil Grimes Golden.
IS q bbi., fancy Eeu York KINGS. $50
Arr.eotz-CaIifo-nia 50 8.25 a box.
BsHsHts--J q Do. p pound.
Cantalogp--- California Honey Dews.
craa6errlss-s625Q85o a half barrel
G6rapsfruit-se 75as5O box
Grapes--Fsro- California =. EmpeFo -.-1.
Le.Hoae-Cs 5l0r1ia. s7g750.
- Limrz-SI 80 q hundred.
- r8fl-es--Extra faHcE California Faicn-
~ 1865 TO 25Os. $3.50 ais. Florida.
PSzrs-Faney home srova Ki-fers.
$50 bushel. extra fancy n 7. D'Anios.
PsTsiunous-Eancy Indianas. $50 a
crate.
Vegetables
Beans-Fancy Southern Green. So 3
Beets-Farcy homegrown. 35c dozen
bunChes 81 % bus1ei-
Cabbase-Eaacy Holland seed. 2G213o
Carro,s-1 e5 busheI.
CauHfogEeE- 2rnia 200 crate.
- crate; trimmed. soc bunch
bers-Home grown, $50 a
dozen.
ESD .aut--l 20 Ca dozen
Ksie-fFo.ns-srova. Csc, Southern.
Lettsice.Fsucv Iceberg. SO crate,
home grown leaf. $50 ffrcsn-p pound
basket.
Manzocs-Farcy Soutre-a. s. q I'm.
Onions uanlsh. $3.50 g. crate. Indiana
white - so q I00-l5- sack; Indiana gel
low. S225- f7u-r1a Rel --5- hot
house greens so Cuzeu bguches-
Parsley-Home-sr1N 55c dozen
punches
Radlshes-Buttan= hot house. $3.50
dozen buBch-s. Long rel or white. 5oc
dozen
Rutaba-ss-sf ft,y-lb basket
Spinach--Sl so q bu-ha
SQussh-Fauey -:-z-- &1 - pound.
TOmatoes-raucy California repaezed.
s. 30 S-E-ua-ret crate
Turuips-~l --, 50 r-.~-el
Potatoes
Fancy Michigan roaaG white II 15T
1Qu 150-.b ha-- Nrl1esata S175
150-Ib bag Red River E8r-v Ghils 81 50
8 I20-polud bas. Ita1o kusssts o325
12O-p0uId bag
sweet Pota-oes-vi--inia s. - bar
rel; extra fancy Jerseys. p 5ushel, In
disnas.. 81 a bushel; Arkansas. $40
hamper.
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LEGAL NOTICES
Continued

and will determine the question "a to
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 or said roll.
SAID assessment roll showing said pTtma
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
of said city.
CHARLES F. COFFIN.
W H. FREEMAN,
N. J. SPENCER
Board Of Public Works, City Of Indian
apolis
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BANDITS ARREST
MAY CT. EAR MANY
RECENT HOLD-UPS
Victims Identify Possessions
Found on Pair Held by
Police.

With several articles alleged TO
have ben found in possession Of two
men arrested Wednesday, night.
identified b ytwO victims Of robbers.
detectives today believe they have
solved the wave Of hold-ups on the
north side.
John Reese, q. and Kenneth
Hardy. 27, both Of 1899 Spann Ave,
are held on robbery charges.
Detectives said the men would be
closely questioned about the muir
der of DR. John McGrail in a hold
up on the north side several months
ago
Both insisted they had committed
no robberies and resisted question
ing by detectives.
Eighteen Persons Robbed
Within a month eighteen pedea-
TRANS one n woman. have been held
up on north side streets Bandits
took a total Of $95325 In money and
iewelry.
Emil Zabo, 1878 Central Ave. posi-
lively identified a watch chain found
on ore Of the men arrested last
night "a having been taken from
him I'm q hold-up at watson Ed.
and Thirty Sixth st. the night Of
Nov. II. Albert Morgan. postal clerk.
5145 Y New Jersey St. identified
an automatic pistol the men had as
having been taken from him the
Same night at Fifty Second and New
Jersey Sta
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-04
LINsEED OIL AND TURPENr1NE

Dealers selling prices on raw linseed
oil in barrels. S1.1O a gallon: boiled.
S112 Turpentine. $1.01 q gallon.
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DEPARTMENT or PUBLIC WORKS

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CITY ADVERTISEMENT
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indianapolis retail seed prices ara.
Alfalfa Slb59 nnshel timothy. S4.23;
red clover. Si8W H. alsite. &lO1 10.