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Chattanooga .............220 304 102--14
 Summary: Two-bage hits, J. Anderson Three base hit, c. Anderson. Home runs. J. Anderson 2. c. Anderson. Sacrifices, Lamotte. Bates: Stolen. bases, Lamotte, Smith. Carlyle, Kelly. Double plays, Glea- son to Lamotte to C. Anderson. Left on bases Memphis 8. Chattanooga 10. Bases 2 Roe 8. Struck out, by Roe 1, Merb 3, Kelly ?. Hits, off Roe il in innings, Wingfeld in 2, Clarke in 8, Merz in Merz. Winning pitcher, Kelly. Losing pitcher, Roe Umpires, Campbell, Pigue and Brennan. Time, 2;26,
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SPORTS is,,zl'lll
RESULT

Southern I.eague New Orleans, 6; Birmingham, .. : Moile, 6: Atlanta, g. Memphis, 21-6; Chattanooga, 14-3. onlf games played.
 National League New York, 4; Cincinnati, 3. Brooklyn, 9; St. Louis, 1. Pittsburg, 7-6: Philadelphia, 3-l. Chicago. 3; Boston. 2. American League
 Cotton States League Hattiesburg 6, Jackson 2. Laurel 1, Brookhaven 8. vicksBurg-Monroe. rain.
 American Association Toledo, 8; Minneapolis. q. Columbus. 12; St. Paul, 3. '. Milwaukee e-Indianapolis, rain. Kansas City-Louisville, rain.
 South Atlantic League Spartauburg, [; Macon, 3. Greenville,< <7; Augusta, 6. Charlotte. 6: Ashevifle, 6.
 Virginia League Norfolk, Is; Petersburg, ?. Wilson, Il; Portsmouth, 10. Richmond, O.; Rocky Mount. [.
 Piedmont League Raleigh, s; Danvilie 2. Greensboro, 1; Winston-S Salem. $.
 
 International League Jersey City, 2: Syracuse, 6. Newark. 1: Rochester, s. Reading, 6; Buffalo, {. Toronto Baltimore. not playing. Texas League Fort Worth. {: Dallas. 2. San Antonio, {: Galveston, 1. Houston, 6; Beaumont, 10. (Oniy three scheduled,)
 Western League Denver, 9; Oklahoma. City, [. Des Moines. 6; Wichita, 19. Omaha, Il; Tulsa. 12. Lincoln, 5; St. Joseph, 8.
 Appalachian League Johnson City 6; Knoxville 8. Kingsport 1 Greenville [. Morristown 2: Bristol z.
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STRANGLER LEWIS
 IS OUT ON BAIL

SAN DIEGO, Cal, Aug. 11.-Ed (Strangler) Lewis, worlds heavyweight wrestling champion, was free today on bail which he furnished last night after he had been arrested because he was alleged to have struck man, who re- sented remarks Lewis was declared to have made about a woman. The name of Lewis alleged victim was not known here
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SPARKLE WINS
 BIG RACE PURSE
(Rv Associated Press !

NORTH RANDALL, CLEVELAND, O., Aug. 11.-Sparkle, from the stable of W. T. Crozier, Hartford, Conn.,, reinsman, furnished an upset here to- day, capturing the Forest City purse of s 3,000, for 2 :O9 pacers. Baron Worthy, Tommy Murphys gelding, which had won four of his five starts, was made odds on favOrite, but except in the sec ond heat, when he led for awhile, was never dangerous.
 Another upset came when Trumpet, another of Murphy's stable, was de- feated by Guy Lightning in the 2 09 trOt
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GIANTS CHECK
 MAYS STREAK

NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-The New York Giants broke Carl Mays winning streak of nine straight here today, defeating the Reds in the fifth game of the series. New York won the series three games to two. A tumble by Jackson let in CincinnatFs first run. but the shortstop redeemed the error with sensational playing later.
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INDEPENDENTS
 BATTER HUTTO

CULLMAN, Ala, Aug. 11.-Cullman was defeated today on the home field by the fast Huntsville Nighthawks by a score of to 2. The game was lost on the heavy hitting of the Huntsville team, who were able to bunch a num- Der of hits at the right time to make the necessary circuits. The game was one of the most interesting played here this year. And, although Cullman was shy of their regular players, they played good baseball, only making two errors, but Huntsville got eleven hits off Hutto, netting six runs.
 Score: R. H. D.. Cullman ................... 6 Z E1unCSYllle II / Griffin; Huntsville, South and TyptOn.
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National Leavus
American League
atIsn Texas Lsasus
Amerlean Aasaelaflon
BOSTON LOSES
 TO KAUFMAN

BOSTON. Aug. 11.-ChicagO defeat ed Boston, 8 to 2. today. Kaufmann held the Braves to six hits. The field ing and hitting of Grigsby were features. Chicago made two double steals in the second innings, the second scoring one run, The score
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CHICKS CHECK Z 'NOOCA TWICE John Anderson Swats 21st And 22d Circuit
 
 Blows

CHATTANOOGA, Aug. 11.--Memphis 'wonIa sand-iot game from Chattanooga to- day. 21 to 14. and and then won an in- complete game from July 20 under the Woodward rule, 6 to 3. John Anderson got his twenty first and twenty-second home rums tieing the Southern league home run recorc ma6e by Bernsen with Birmingham in 1921. Scores:
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LEWIS GOOD

SHEFFIELD, Ala, Aug. 12.-The out the oneonta aggregation in a game played at Sheffield athletic field 2 to 0 Saturday afternoon. Both Lefty Lewis of Wilson Dam and Hendrix for One onta pitched good ball.
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Totals ......... sa ? 8
NRan Tor CaVeney Tn Eth.
 xxRan for Hargrave in 9th. xxxBatted for Mays in 7th. SxxxxBatted for Benton in 9th.

Trisch. Stolen base. Jackson. Sacrifices Walker. Left on bases, New York B. Gin cinnatl 2. Base on balls off Watson 1 Mays 1. Struck out by Watson 1, Mays 8 Benton 1. Hits off Mays in 6 innings Benton in 2. Hit by pitcher, by Mays (Groh). Losing pitcher. Mays. Umpires Moran and Rigler. Time, 1:S3
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GRIMES HALTS
 RICKEY'S MEN

BROOKLYN. Aug. 11.--Brooklyn made 1t four out of five from St. Louis by win ming the last game today 2 to l. Blades opened the ninth with a home run. Four hits gave Brooklyn It's two runs in the seventh. Brooklyn won eleven and lost
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Score by innings;
 Atlanta a.........a a ....... 100 900 010--2
 Summary: Two-base hits. Boone R. Williams, Huhn. Three-base hits. Good. Stolen bases D. Williams. Marriott 3. Sac rifices. Huhn. Double plays, Marriott to Kelly to Huhn; Kelly to Hargrave to Huhn; Nlehoff to. Brock to Hills to Kreh- meyer. Left on bases, Mobile T, Atlanta 6. Bases on balls, off Boone ?, off Francis 2, off Paterson 1. Struck out. by Boone 1, by Francis 1, by Peterson 2. Hits, off Francis 10 in innings, off Peterson in 2. Hit by pitcher, by Boone (PaschaD. Wild pitch, Peterson. Losing pitcher. Francis Umpires, Johnson and Jorda.
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BEARS WALLOP
 ATLANTA, $ TO2
Boone Pitches Effective Ball Against Crack
 CTS To Win

ATLANTA, Aug. 1I.--Mobile batsmen hit two Atlanta pitchers hard today and won the opening game of the series to g. Boone was effective throughout for Mobile, keeping Atlantas, five hits well
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Summary: @Three-base hits, Bates, GIea- son; Crossley: Home run. Kohlbeoker stolen base. Gleason. Sacrifice, Lannotte Anderson. Left on bases Memphis Al Chattanoog9 5. Bases on balls, off War ham l. Struck out by Warmoth Ir sefs. wick 3, Cunningham 2. Hits, off SedR- wick in innings, Warmoth 1 in g. Me Grew in 2-S, Cunningham S in 4 RoR- CTS in 1-3 innings. Hit by pitcher. by Warmoth lCrossleyl. Winning pitcher McGrew; losing pitcher Cunningham' Ompires, Williams, Doolan, Pigue Brennan and Campbell Time. 1:4O.
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nor 9, Wright, Ford. Home runs. CRrey Sacrifice, HoIke. Double plays, Mo- kan to Sand to Henline; Wright to Ma 'ranville to Gooch; Traynor to Maranville to Grimm; Maranville to Grimm. Left on bases Pittsburg 8. Philadelphia T. Bases on balls, off Glazner 4, Yde 8. Struck out by Mitchell 8, Yde l. Hits, off Glaz- ner in 2-S, off Mitchell in 6 Ia in- nings. Losing pitcher, Glazner. Umpires. Pfirman, Hart and Mccormack. Time, 1858.
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PELS OPEN SERIES
 WITH VICTORY, ,g8 TO 3
Hoffman Swats Pill Out Of Park-Double.
 Header Tuesday Afternoon At 2:l5

Cavet probably working for New Or leans, Bates and Walker will prob ably pitch for the Barons.
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GAMES TODAY
southerp I.earua

Southern League New Orleans at Birmingham e games). Memphis at Chattanooga. S'i Little Rock at Nashville. Mobile at Atlanta @ gamesl.
 American League St. Louis at New York. Cleveland at Washington. No others scheduled.
 
 National League Chicago at Boston. Pittsburg atA Philadelphia Only games scheduled.
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Totals ......... S2 1 xBatted for Freigau in 9th

High. Wheat. Home run. Blades. stolen bases, smith. Double plays, HOrnsby to Bottomley; Mitchell to High to Fournier, Left on bases, St. Louis 2, Brooklyn g.. Bases on balls. off Haines {, Crimes g. Struck out by Haines 2, Grimes G. Hit bv pitcher, by Grimes (Smith). Umpires. ODay. Quigley and Sweeney. Time, i:I0'
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Sold before noon'-the usual report following a For Sale" Want Ad in The Age-Herald.
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Chicago .................. oil 900 1OO--3 Boston .....,: ;.....'.: OOV SOO 10O--S Cotter, Powell. Stolen bases. Padgett D.
 Friberg. Statz. Sacrifices. Adams. Fri to Cotter; Powell to O'Neill; Genewich to Smith to McInnis. Left on bases. Chi cago 2, Boston 6. Bases on balls, off Kaufmann 6, Cooney 1. Struck out by Kaufnann 3, COoney {. Hits, off Cooney in 2, Genewich in 3. Losing pitcher
 COoney. Empires, Klem and Wilson
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Totals
Score Dy DIttah,.r1

zBatted for Sand In gun. zZBatted for Mokan in Sth. zzzBatted for Woehrs in Sth. zzzzBatted for Betts in 9th. gcora hv fnnfnpa.
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HenrlCh. Homo funs, HOIke, WII8On. Stolen bases. Cuyler, Wright. Sacrifices, TraynOr ?, Pfeffer 2. Double plays. Wrightstone to Ford to Holke Traynor to Grimm. Left on bases. Philadelphia 8, Pittsburg T. Bases on balls. off Pfef- fer 8. Struck out, by Pfeffer 1. Hits, off Peeffer 12 in (none out in sth). Kre- mer none in 2. Winning pitcher. Pfeffer. Empires Hart. Mccormack and Pfirman. Time, 2:02.
 CHICAGO
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BROWNS TO FLORIDA

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 11.-Tarpon Springs, Fla, 28 miles west of Tampa, has been selected as the 1925 training camp of the St. Louis Browns, Busi- ness Manager Freil announced today.
 Next spring exhibition games are to be arranged with major league clubs, of which there will be more than a dozen in Florida. Last year the Browns trained at Mobile, Ala
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Totals SeL i.;.o: o:;.I3S 30 r.. 2

16Seteu iSE v ol;Nt, NStl i o.,, Crnra hu fnnfORa.
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Totals ........ 32 $ 27 xBatted for Francis in 7th. Score hv innings.
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Totals ..... 36 3 12 27 3 xBatted for Good in 9th
 Score by things: New Orleans -....,,..... O5O 900 102-s kirrni nhann nm 1n1 n1n ]
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HOG QUOTATIONS
ARE UNCHANGED
Top, $40 - Bulk Brings
S9.O509,35.

Urgent buying again held hog
prices steady at the local market.
Quotations were in most cases at
Thursdays and Wednesdays levels.
Top was $40 and the bulk Of sales
was at S9.05q9.35 compared with
s9.10U9.35 Thursday. Heavies sold
slightly higher at s9.45Q10. Mediums
were quoted at &9.20Q9.95. Lights
brought SS.95a10. Light lights were
priced at $7.75@S.95. Pigs generally
sold at S7.75 down to s.. Sows We're
slightly lower at $S.50GS.75 for
smooths and $SQS.50 for roughs Re
ceipts We're estimated at 1900 and
holdOvers was AIS. A fair clarence
was reported
Cattle trade was dun and slow with
prices ON low grade stock apparently
off 10000 pc: hundredweight. All
good cattle were cleared at steady
prices. but were in scanty supply.
Fat light heifers at SS010 We're
steady Medium to good cows, at
S3.5004.50 and choice at $3.50 We're
steady Common plain killing steers
ut SG.25m7. looked to be lower and
medium to good handywelght steers
al $s09.25 were lower. Trade WAS
exceptionally spotty and dealers
found it difficult to establish amy
definite trend. Receipts We're 500.
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Commission Market



Apples-Fancy Jouathans, 5saS50 a
bbi fancy Delicious. Si.50 a box. fancy
WeaitLys 81. 30 bbl. Crimes Golden
50 Dbl: fancy New York Kings. $50
fmricots~California 50 80 box.
Tauanas--9 * 10 pound
Cantaloupes Honey Dcws
cr G i half bare,
box.
Grapefruit -s3G4 2 box.
81 e5 luS, fancy Arkansas Concoras. SIC
dve-poUud BASKET
Lemons California G50M750
IAmes-S1 80 a hut..'d.
Oraugra--- Extra fancy California, Ncieu-
cias. 1868 to 250s, $40 a 4Ho; FIor'aa'
F.9 Fan home sr9w22 E sd,rs
PeTslmmons-Fan- Indians 81 30 a
crate; tangerines. So 20 q 40 box
Beans-Fancy Southern Green, 50
'''I Bcets-Fancy homegrown. 35o dozen
punches 81 ~ bushei.
Cabbase-Fancy Holland seed. 202hs
pound.
aulttower-Caifornla, ~ % a crate
Cclery--N. T. Golden Heart, 50 "a
crate trimmed soc bUnch
Cucun.bera--Honie-g grown. So dozen
Eggplaut-Sl.75 dozen
Eudivc--G0r dozen.
Kale--Southern. 81 Il bu.
Lettuce--Head, Iceberg, Blue Ray $3 30
q 4b0 crate; hot house Leaf, ~ so a
fiftecn-pouud basket
Mangoes--F aucy Southern. 60c basket-
Onlons-Spanish, 81 "A crate; Indiana
white. Sc 80 l00lb. snck; Indiana ye.-
low. g. -; Indiana Red $50; not
house greens Acc dozen punches.
Paralcy homegrown, Zoe dozen
lunches
Radishes-Buttons. hot house. 81 Is
dozen punches Long red or white, Soc
Eutabagas--SI. 90 nftY-lb. basket
Splnnch--S1 10 a bushel.
Quash--Hubhard. SO 4c n pound.
TomatoeB-Fancy California repacked
81 so six basket crate.
Turnps-$1. SO a bushel.
Potatoes
Fancy Michigan round white 81 So a
Ij0-lb. bog; Minnesota Sl75 a 150-lb.
bag Red River Early Ohios. Sl85 u 100
pound bag; Idaho Russcts. SJ@3.25 c
120-pound bag Kentucky cobblers s. q
3 25 a Dbl.
Sweet FREDERICKSBURG S47b a bar
rel; extra Eastern Jerseys, $3.50 bushel;
Indiana. $3.50 busnel; Arkansas. $3 a
bumper.
Christmas Decorations
Laurel and Evergreen Roping---S1. 80 "a
LIB u lloyd. roll.
Wreaths-$l. 65 n dozen.
Holly--$6 a case
Trees--2s TO IS. So so bundle; large
singles. So.
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Other live Stock

TOLEDO Dec 12.--Hog
90 market 10c higher heavy, S9T0
40 So medium 50 4o a 90 Yorkers 50
et9.25; gooc PIGS. - "a $50. Caives--
Iarl,ut. steady. Sheep and lambs--M ar
er steady.
CrNCITNATI Dec I2.-Cattle-~Re
ceipts. 500 market. dan; Shipping steers.
good 10 choice. S6.5O@Q Caiv"s--Re-
celpts. steady market. steady. good TO
.hoirn. S9N105O Hogs-R"ceipts. T.
800. narfet firm good to choice packers
aud butchers. 500. Shecp-Receipts.
400 market. strong, good to choice 96 "a
T. Lnnlhs--Marltet steady; good to
choice. S14.50 "a 10.
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OFFICE OF THE BOARD.


Indianapolis Ind Dee. 4, 1924.
TO WHOM IT NAY CONCERN:
Notice 5 hereby given 10y the Board Of
Public WORKS of the City of Indianapolis.
Indiana. that on the ID Dag of December
1924 they approved IN assessment roll
showing the prlma facie assessments for
the following described public improve
ment as authorized by the Improvement
Improvement Resolution Eo. 1897.
BARTH AVENUE.
From south property line Of Palmer
To north property line of Baecher Street.
Except the Pleasant Run Pathways and
bridge
By grading and paving the roadway
with Wooden Block asphalt Asphaltic
Concrete or Brick laid on q f-inch gravel
concrete foundation from curb line TO
curb line to d uniform width Of - feet,
constructing two concrete outial.s pTUvId
Ing 3 new iron inlsts. laying $50 l.neai
feet Of l5-IHch drain pipe and 70S lineal
plans: with connections made 10 lulats and
outfalis: pruVIdIuE ~ EneaI feet Of 4XlS-
inch Stratihed Limestone Marginal Stone.
Also extending al water, gas. sewer and
other private service connections 10 prop
erty line. where not already IN
All 10 be as shown on plan and as
Persons interested in or affected by said
described pubic impr0Yement are hereby
notified That Tie Board u Public Works
Of SAID city has fixed Monday. Dec. 10,
1924 2 p. n. as a date upon which re
rn0ustrauCes VIII be received or heard,
against the amount assessed against each
plaee q property described 10 said roll
a-d VIII determine the question as to
whether such lots or tracts of land have
been or wi}j De- benefited ID the amounts
named on said roll or in sreater or lees
sum than that named on said roll.
SAID assessment roll showing SAID priTna
facie assessments with the names OF own
ers and descriptions Of property subject
10 be assessed is on file and may be seen
at the office az the Board Of Public
Works OF said city
CHARLES L COFFIN.
". II FREEMAN.
NJ J. SPENCER.
Board Of Public Works. City OF Indian
Dee ei'2 s. 8. 8. 0. 10. II. -. 1924.
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Produce Markets

Strictly fresh. new-laid No. ess.
large size SOC: No . or held eggs. 45c;
fowls. / y lbs. up. ice; under 4 u lbs,
19c; cocks, 12c eprlngers. tic; Leshorn
poultry. % per cent discount; young tom
turkeys. Il lbs. up 2ec. Old tom turkeys,
23c; young hen turkeys CSC ducks, 4
pounds up, 15c: geese 10 pounds up. 13c;
squads. II pounds to dozen. $3.75
young gulneas. 2-pOund size. ST dozen
butter fat delivered indianapolis, 4lc;
packing stock butter delivered Indianapo-
Is. 20 q zee ID. Rabbits, Sd dozen
drawn
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large TinnIate Order Placed

81 tNifed Press
NEW YORK, Dec. 12.--It is I'M
derstood here that the American Can
Company has placed an order for
about 100000 tons of tinplate for
delivery in the first half of 1925 with
the United States Steel Corporation.
The transaction involves approx
mately S27,50O.O00 at current prices.
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Tank WAGON Prices

fGasoline prices do not include State tax
or PC a callonl-
GASOLI NE-Ena-gee 47c gallon.
Purol - Pc Red Crown Ire Target
1920: Silver Flash I9c- Standard avIa-
ton II p. Sinclair commercial 1920.
ROSENE-Crystallne. II &c, Moore
Light Il DC: Perfection. II e. Standard
furnace oil. 1876 fU1dar 200 gail0Ul &c
fnore than 200 Eall0ns1 Bright Lisht.
II &c. Sinclair 12-7c-
NAPTHA Cleaners. IS V
NJ & P. 1880: Staud0lind Cleaners. 1850.
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Mother Kills Daughter.

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO. Dec. 12.-Depressed
because Of heavy losses AZ cards
Mrs Frances Mercy killed her
crippled 6-year-old daughter and then
took her own life. police declared
today following an investigation.
Mrs. Mercy shot the child through
the head and then turned the re
volver on herself.
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SUGAR PRICES DROP
Beet Sugar Hits Lowest Level in
Years.

b. United Press
DENVER. Dec. 12.-Beet sugar
prices hit the lowest mark recorded
in local markets in years today,
when the product from manufacture
ers was quoted at sos a hundred
pounds
Cane sugar underwent similar
drop. going 20 S7-25 from the manu-
fac-urer. Dealers prices on beet
sugar were $3.50 and on cane sugar,
$50.
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Board Of Public Works City OF Indian
Dec 5. 6. 6. o. 10. II. IL. 1924.
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DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD.

}ITY ADVERTISEMENT
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&c. 5. 8. 3. q. 10. II. 10. 1924
CITY ENLISTMENT
DEPARTMENT Or PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE or TIE BOARD


indianapolis Ind Dec. 1. 1924.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given by the Board OF
Public Works OF the City of Indianapolis.
1924. they approved al assessment roll
showing the oTIma facle assessments Tor
the following described public improve
ment as authorized by the Improvement
Resolution named
Improvement Resolution No 1885.
WALCOTT STREET.
From south property line Of South
To north property line Of Deloss Street.
BY grading and paving the roadway
Concrete or Brick laid on 6-inch gravel
concrete foundation from curb-line 30
curb me TO a uniform width Of "a feet.
grading and paving the wings Of the in
tersecting alleys IN similar manner and
TO the widths as shown on plan; pro-
vidinE ~ lineal feet of 41S-inch Stratiled
Limestone Marginal Stone.
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 speci-
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. Dec 18th
1924. D. N. as date upon which re-
monstrances will be received. or heard.
against the amount assessed against each
piece Of property described In said roll. snd
viii determine the question as to whether
such lots or tracts of land have been or
viii be benefited Ii the amounts named on
said roll, or In a greater or less sum than
that named on SAID roll.
SAID assessment roll showing said prirra
facle 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.
Dec. :. g. 8. o. 30. II. ~. 1874.
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BIZ United Press

CHICAGO. Dec. I2.-Grain futures
trading started with a weak under
tone on the Board Of Trade today.
The wheat market acted tired
Some buying in May caused slight
advance. December and July opened
Exchanged with trade al 4 stand
SIM. Corn was inclined 70 lag. Gen
eraI rains in Argentine We're re
garded as beneficial 10 crops.
Oats had a steadier undertone ard
opened practically Unchanged Pro
visions sold off due TO lack Of specu-
lative interest.
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Marriage Licenses

John K Goodwin. 20. 1871 F. Twenty
Fourth. lumber business. Caroline M
Math "A Golden Hill physician.
Oliver Morton -. Oh 81. Paul. lBdorer
Clayton Elan. p. Indianapolis maid
Leonard I. Swartz. Il IS y Dearborn.
Irvlugtun Ice Company: Wilma T. Mike
sell.
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DEPARTMENT Or PUBLIC WORK.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD

CITY ADVERTISEMENT
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CITY ADVERTISEMENT
OF PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE OF THE BOARD

Indianapolis Ind Dec. 1. 1924
TO WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN:
Notice Is hereby given by the Board Of
Public Works OF the City OF Indianapolis
Indiana, that on the Bird day Of December
1924, they approved an assessment roll
the following described public improve
ment. as authorized by the Improvement
Resolution named.
Improvement Resolution No. l1494.
ALVORD STREET (West Side ONLY,
From north curb line of Sixteenth
Street.
To south curb line of Seventeenth Street
BY grading and paving the walks with
cement placed next to the curb line to a
uniform width of five (5l feet; grading
the lawns to uniform width of IL "a feet;
curbing the west side of the roadway
with Strstlhed Limestone. Berea Sand