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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-27
OFFICE OF THE BOARD

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE OF THE BOARD
Indianapolis. Ind. Dec 20. 1924.
TO WHOM IT NAY CONCERN:
Notice IS hereby given by. the Board OF
indiana H " hat on he 52nd DAY Of beoem
Der. 1924. they approved an assessment
for the following described public i'm
prOyement. "a authorized BY the improve
ment Resolution named:
Improvement Resolutions No. 1887.
ORLEANS STREET.
From the south property line OF Min
To the north property limo OF Beecher
Street.
BY grading ana paving the roadway
With Wooden Block. Asphalt. Asphaltc,,
eoncrete foundation from curb-Iine to
curb-line to a uniform width of 81 feet;
grading and paving the wings Of the in;
to the widths as shown on plan: building
l new manhole: constructing l catch-basln
inlet: LAYING 410 lneal feet of 12-inch
drain pipe with connections made to IN
in Beecher Street: providing "a lineal feet
" 4x1S-inch Stratl1ed Limestone Mar
glnal Stone. and resetting manhole top
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 a. =
Persons interested IN or affected by saiki
described public Improvement are herebf&
notified that the Board Of Public Workes
81 1894 . D. m. as a date upon which
remOnstrances will be received. or heard.
against the amount assessed against eacn
piece OF property described in said roll.
and will determine 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 a greater or less
sum than that named on said roll.
Said assessment roll showing said prina
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 F COFFIN.
w H FREEMAN
NJ !. SPENCER.
Board OF Pubic Works. City Of Indian
Dec 80 "a. IS. % -. % 80 1924.
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IS FINANCIAL
A MESSAGE OFF
IMPORTANCE
We want you to become acquainted
with our SERVICE should you have
occasion to use money.

We loan you any amount I'D to- $500 on
your furniture, fixtures, pianos, automo
biles. allowing you from one to thirty
any part of loan at any time and only be
charged for the actual time the money is
used
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-27
London Traffic

Total passengers carried in 1928 in
London by all means of transport
reached the number of 1900, 600, 600
This is exclusive of suburbanites
who took trains in to the city.
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NnTICE 40 nInnERa-

Proposals viii be received by the De
partment OF Public Purchase. Room 100.
City Hall for approximately go. 900 ga
Ions road oil for season 1913. SpeclHc3-
tons may be seen IL Office OF city pur'
chasing agent.
M. 90 ~
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MONEY TO LOAN
LEGAL NOTICES

SUPERIOR fire. prevention flue flashing
cf,n b. purchased anywhere br address
ing 633 X OF T. building. Indianapolis
B i,a'a' g % 20
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NEW 5-ruom bungalow electric Nights:
porehes drilled well Fifty smith ami
Harding Sts Northolm add.l ou. near
Kesslcr Blvd. Highland and BroaGnoor
Country Clubs. $500 cash 81 monthly
OSCAR LEE. 10000 East Ohio ST.
Nam OHI~
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CITY ADVERTISEMENT.

CII1 Adv EkI1SEM EN-.
LEGAL NOTICE.
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD.
indianapolis. Ind Dec. %, 1924.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Notice is hereby given by the Board of
Public Works of the City of indianapolis.
Indiana that sealed proposals will be
ceived by it. at its office until o'clock
D.. m. on Monday, Jan. IL 1925. for the
following described public Improvement.
in the city of Indianapolis. as authorized
by
Local Sewer Improvement Resolution
No. 12105.
Resolved by the Board of Public Works
OF the City of Indianapolis, State of Indi-
ana that the construction of a local
sewer. intended and adapted only for local
use by the property holders whose prop
erty abuts thereon, and not intended or
adapted for receiving sewage from cOllat-
eral drains. be and the same is. hereby
ordered in and along. -
HAUGH STREET AND KETCHAM
STREET.
From Vermont Street.
To Michigan Street. ~
More particularly described as follows:
Beginning In Vermont Street at Sewer
in Warman Avenue: thence west In Yer
mont Street to the center of Ketcham
Street: thence north in Ketcham Street to
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-27
MANY BILLS. ARE
LAID ASIDE FOR
LABOR BOARDACT
Leaders Determined to Wage
Finished Fight Over
Enactment.
BY WILLIAM J. ArEVOY
Emitted Press StGf CORRESPONDENT

WASHINGTON, Dec. 27.-With
House leaders and supporters Of the
Howell Barley bill. abolishing the
railroad labor board, determined TO
wage a finish fight over enactment
of the measure, a mass of legisla-
ton of national scope and sectional
interest is destined to certain death
Unless either side retires from its
position. more than 100 bills, many
of which are pet" measures of vari-
Gus Congressman. will die with the
fall Of Speaker Gillette's gavel at
noon March I.
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Wants BuyTmes Want Ads Connect
RENTALS
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water, garage. $40. Drexel 7250-J.
BROADWAY. 25O7: single. s rms. 63S
condition. alh Ken r5aS5 s 5s35. n'Oue'", 80
GOODLET. 9O8: 4-room house; good va
ter. electricity: reasonaole. DR. 4@0o.
LNDES St. 1870 2222 Rlf rev S S6 qsS 9oS
Delaware Lincoln $3.50. "
MICHIGAN and HamiitOn: 3 3-rQom. semi
modern: So. Webster 26g4-M
MICHIGAN F. 32I1: Groom mod. double;
newly decorated gar Webster 272S.
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departments
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miscellaneous
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English Ave- located English Heights
addition opposite Christian City PARK
electro lights front and rear purchcs
breakfast room cement walks. garage.
price - 900 on easy terms. Main oO7G.
Or Webster 0s99.
II YOU are looking for hcsne get in
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e-SuburbRn

81 90 CASH. Il 90 we,kly SO Ct front.
Hawthorne Lane south ar 3uth, uuiS
S@45 Main O52O 110 Bankers Trust b.dg
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To prevent the oil pollution of
navigable rivers.
To punish the unlawful transmits
sion in interstate commerce or
through the maiN of gambling ma
chimes. fraudulent devices, pistols
and reVolverS.
To regulate transportation Of labor
in interstate commerce.
To authorize appropriations for
the construction of hangers and
maintenance of flying fields for the
use of the air mail service Of the
PostOffice Department.
To authorize the Postmaster Gen
eral 10 continue the existing govern
ment-owned and operated air mail
service.
To encourage commercial aviation
and to authorize the Postmaster
General TO contract for air mail serv-
ice.
To promote peace and to equalize
the burdens and to minify the profits
Of war.
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DEPARTMENT or PUBLIC WORKS.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD.

DEPARTMENT or PUBLIC WORKS.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD. -
tn ,rrII0 ndi,a41ap92Itss ~ mo Tlv Pg ~ 1"-4
Notice is hereby given by the Board Of
Public Works Of the City. Of Iudlanapois.
Indiana that on the ed day OF December;
showing the prlma facie assessments for
the following described public improve
ment, as authorized by the Improvement
Improvemeut Resolution No. 1887.
TECUMSEH STREET.
From north property line OF Tenth
To south property line Of Rowland Ave
BY Er2ddinE and Payyins thu, the Toad va;
crete foundatio i''1 from curb line 10 curb
line to a uniform width of - feet, grad
ing and paving TIE Wings Wigs Of the lint, inter
manner and To the widths as shown on
plans. providing 295 lineal feet Of 4xlS-
inch Stratifed Limestone Marshal Stone
or = X@X2-iuch standard steel paving
guard. az specified. resetting L manhole
Also extending all water. gas. sewer and
other private service connections 10 prop
erty line where not already in.
5 Al to be as shown on plan and as
Persons interested. IN. or affected by
s saq SGSd Ra he Boapd @ Pube
Works of said city has fixed Wednesday.
Whch do p Mil be re 9efs upon on
heard, against the amount assessed against
fS apd c viii detePns the E[ dueson as a 10
whether such lots or tracts OF land have
been or 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 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 Z. COFFIN,
w. II. FREEMAN.
NJ. J. SPENCER.
Board OF Public Works. City of Indian
Dec. 70. "a. IS &c. q. 90. 30 1924.
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Bill Heads List

The railroad bill, under its pecu-
liar parliamentary status. can only
come before the House on the first
and third Mondays of each month.
the same days designated for consid-
Grafton of calendar bills. Its present
position is at the head of this calen
dar and the announcement of OppO-
nents of the bill to employ every ex-
listing parliamentary maneuver TO
defeat its passage. indicates that re
manning bills on the calendar viii not
he reached this session. Only five
calendar days remain between now
and March T.
In the pile of bills which cannot
be considered by the House until the
Howell Barley bill IS disposed Of
are the following:
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CITY ADVERTISEMENT

Board of Public Works. City Of indian
Bee. IS. "a. e5. %. 81. 90. 30. 1924.
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DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-27
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS.

Dec, ~. 1924: Jan. 3. 1925.
CITY ADVERTISEMENT.
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CITY ADVERTIsEMENT

Board q Public WORKS. City Of INDIAN
Dec 80 81. IS. &c. q. 90. 80. 1924.
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Prevent Gil Pollution

To prevent the oil pollution of
navigable rivers.
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ROOMS;.---ROOMS
a-Light Housekeeping

FOR BETTER PEOPLE
Sleeping and housekeeping. also apis
ANY location Anv price. For free serv
ice At once. call LincOln 4S12.
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DEN St. 3O21' half new GROOM dow
e: SIS. CIVIC REALTY CO. 1856 N.
rr.af... lincoln hnNn
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3: 4-room house: good wa
ty: reasonable. DIR 4206.
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DEATH NOTICES

SWEENEY. JOHN-Beloved father of
Dennis. John. Helen Sweeney Mrs. C.
F. Cronin and Mrs. J. g. Newman; uncle
Of Mrs. Mary b. Lotus: died at the home
OF Mrs Cronin 2O2 Hendricks Place sat
urday a m Funeral Monday. Dec. 20, at
: 30 a. m from above residence. followed
BY services at Holy Cross Church at 8
a Friends lnNifpd.
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324 West TwentyFirst Street
Two rooms and bath. hot water and
ianitOr service: S22.5O
The state Savings and Trust Co.
MA in 4517. 8 E. Market
New Britain herald., 1924-08-18
NEAR BULL FIGHT
 ENDS IN ARRESTS
s. P. s. A. Charges Animals
 Endured "Mental Anguish

Newark, N J.. Aug. 1s.--A bull
 fight burlesque, staged al a loca1 amusement park, wound up in the arrest of the manager of the park and four Spaniards who participated in the show. on charges preferred by [ Malcolm Shackleford of the New Jer- sey Society for the Prevention of Cruelty 10 Animals, who declared the bulls were subjected to unnecessary mental anguish" and maltreatment.
 The men were taken to the police station and released under bond to appear before Police Judge Grice Tuesday morning.
 The Spaniards under arrest include Chariot Molina, Jose Fernandez, Var ancia Soane and Antonio Garcia. William w. Woods is the manager of the park.
 Owners of the park declared the animals were not being mstreated or in any way subjected to hardship, ex- plaining nothing was being done to harm the animals.
 The pulls were le1 intO Sh arena elaborateiy decorated to conrorm win the gayety of the huge arenas of Spain. T'ev 5 to tho fight certain festivities common to the "rear' fights were enacted before persons seated in bo%es and attired to repre- sent the royalty.
 The bulls aggravated" it was de- clared. but there was no attempt to put on a battle for life.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-18
a,Mgi,IeA" AT PALACE

Tine Palace theateH, newly rem0del= led and renovated from ton to bottom will have its grand opening neAt snn- day evening presenting as ihe first at traction n, W, 6Fifith's master photo- inlay production "An erica" The seh- sraI appearance of this popular the- ater has changed during the summer months while The thcaier has been closed and workmen will nut the fn- ishing touches on this week, Several new improvements and latest kinds or equipment have heen installed with very much care and attention given to photoplay projection, \ new booth and projection machines have been set up and those in connection with the new silver fibre screen and cenephor lenses will greatly improve the pie- lures. in fact so muchc that it will cause much comment. The appear ance of the balcony has been greatly changed with the installation Of new leather covered chairs aisle lights. and new exits at the top which would en- able twelve people to walk abreast In case Of need to get out quickly.
 TOT HIS sWDThlHk ii 'hahhr "
 lea" D. W. Griffith has been made an honorary member of the Minute Men of Lexington, the oldest military or ganization in this country.
 At the first showing of the film Tn Boston, the Minute Men were present to weigh the historical accuracy and dramatic truth Of the pictured events.
 When convinced of the faithfulness and appeal of the scenes at the Com mon when 77 Americans met 800 Brlt- ish regulars, the Minute Men voted the honorary membership.
 The seats for the evening perform ances for America" will be reserved. with the exception of the balcony which will be rush. All seats at the matinees each day will be rush. The reserved seats are now selling at the Star Confectionery. Main street. daily from 11.00 to 9:S0 ?. m.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-18
BUTLER PASSES ON DAWES NOTIFICATION
Gives 0. K. to Plan--Big Republi-
 can Rally to Take Place

Chicago, Aug. 1S.-Final approval was given today by William NJ. But Ter, chairman of the republican na- tional committee, to plans for the notification ceremonies here tomorrow night for Charles G. Dawes. repubi- can presidential candidate.
 The plans as laid before Mir. But Ter by those directing the arrange ments embraced not only the pro- gram for the notification ceremonies, which will be relatively brief, but for the big republican rally which party leaders in the middle west have de- cided to hold as an incident to the notification.
 Chairman Butler discussed the ar ransements yesterday with MT. Dawes and today called in Roy Q. West, sec retary of the national committee; Major R. A. Gum, who has been in direct charge of the plans, and Will liam c. Edens of Chicagoi who is as- sociated with Mir. Dawes in the bank ing business and who has acted as the nominees representative in making the arrangements.
 The notification itself will consist only of an invocation, the formal ad- dress of notification by former Repre- sentative A. w. Jefferies of Nebraska, and the response of the nominee. Chairman Butler will preside, and both addresses will be comparatively brief.
 The biz. doings, as General Dawes looks upon it, will be the rally and parade before the formal ceremonies Hundreds of telegrams have been re- ceived from cities in the middle west telling of plans to send delegations to march in the parade, and there will be a large representation of the party go out 10 Evanston from Chicago. De- sides Evanston itself with its nearly 4o,0O0 people, will be there to large extent, and so republican head quarters officials are predicting gathering of about 100000.
 The ceremonies will be radocast'
New Britain herald., 1924-08-18
FOLLIES GIRL DEAD
 AFTER OPERATION
No Mystery in Demise Of Julia
 WulSCh

New York, Aug. 1S.--An overdose of anesthctics administered in an oper- ation for appendicitis three years ago was responsible for the death of Miss Julia Warnock of "'rhe Follies" who was found dead Saturday in the bath tub of her apartment in Pomander Walk near Riverside Drive, according to members of her family. The over dose of anacsthetics had left her heart weakened, causing fainting spells, members of the family explained. The medical examiner found that death was due to heart attack.
 Miss Warnock, who was known on the stage as May Mary Julian, was a graduate Of the University of Kansas and took a post graduate course in the University of Chicago specializing in psychology. Her friends in the follies described her as a model chorus girl who never missed a per- formance. She neither drank nor smoked, they asserted.
 Miss Warnock's parents, Mir. and Mrs. Robert Warnock live in Indcpen- dence, Mo. where the body will be buried. Harry Liberman. an adver- Using man whom Miss Warnock mar ried in Chicago in 1919, made ar engagements for the burial. He had been separated from his wife IS months. A sister had been living with her in the Pomander Walk apartment
New Britain herald., 1924-08-18
PANIC OK SHORE
 AS BULLETS WH|z
Rum Runners Abandon Craft and
 Escape Among Bathing Crowd

Knansburg. N. l., Aug. 1S.-Bullets fell on the beach near here, terror iziug hundreds of hathcrs last night, during a running battle between a speed boat manned by rum runners and craft piled by agents Of the cust oms marine patrol. The chase resulted in the abandonment of the speed boat, which with its cargo of more than 1.000 cases of liquor, is estimated to be worth sSth.oho. and in the escape of its crew among the crowds on shore.
 As the rum runner was sighted. she made for shore and the government agents opened brisk fire which was answered by the pursued. Soon bull lets began to piow the sand and the crowds on the beach broke into pan icky run. The agents ceased their fir ing for fear of iniuring the specta- tors. The crew Of the rum boat. eight in number. took advantage of the situation. deserted their craft. made for the shore in a small boat and disappeared among the throns on the beach.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-18
JACKIE CooGAN AT CAPITOL

At the Capitol theater last night the picture was Jackie Coogan's newest Metro oldwyn production. Little Robinson Crusoe," which was written especially for him by Willard Mack, the famous author of several Belasco plays. including "Tiger Rose" Ad- vance notices said 1t was MT. Mack's first attempt at writing story for a ch:ld. If this is so, it must be ad- mitted he was uncannily successful, foe the picture is a delight all the way through. and Is undoubtedly Jackie's best feature yet
 The story adapts the old Robinson Crrsoc tale to the uses of a boy hero but instead of the desert island hcine uninhabited, it is filled with cannibals. This premise is carried along into a thrilling climax of ad- venture when Jackie is taken by the natives for a white god, and he saves the white settlement.
 The supporting cast includes rom Santschi, Will walling, Gloria Grey, Bert Sprotte, Noble Johnson, c. H. Wilson. Eddie Roland and Tote Ducrow. The production was super
New Britain herald., 1924-08-18
THE REJEorEp MolANs

Alma Rubens and Conrad Nagel appear together as stars for the first lime in ''fhe Rejected Woman" which opened to full house al the l.yeeum thester this afternoon, The theme of the photoRlay gives bath Miss Ruhens and Mir, Aagel acting opportunities such as they have never hadi the role also gives Miss Ruhens the chance ta wear marvellous clothes, creations which have never hefare heen seen on a New Britain screen, This picture is a vital drama and touches the depth of emotion hut it is not heavy The production has heen invested with all the jasz, iellity and beauty of modern life in New York's celebrated Park avenue set.
 Others in the east are Rela Lugasl ltrown as ihe Hungarian Rarryn-ro, Antonio D'Aigy. George MaeQuarrie, Madam taVioletie. Fred Burton and Aubrey smith. In support of these people there are dozen New York society celebrities. who appeared in the episodes depicting the gay home life of the hero.
 On Thursday. Friday and Saturday the Lyeeum will present double fea- tura bill with "seeond Youth" and "Tl King of Wild Horses" sharing the honors. The last named picture is said to he one of the most beautiful ever screened and is called n sensa- flo, al. amazing. unique drama of un- conquered horse and brave hearts. The love affairs Of a man in his see- ona, youth are carefully and humor- ously depicted in "seeond Youth" tho companion picture. IL is a film meant for young and old and is bound to rlease.