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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-28
Wednesday
Radiotrips
Interesting

SEvERAL interesting broadcastn
- are on the bill for Wednesday.
especially entertaining for ahutins
who cannot ace the festivities down.
town. For these, and for those who
stay at home. practically running
story Of tho days events will no
furnished by two stations
Al 10 a, m "Cuclo Hal, Of KTCL
viii start seat,le's first radiocon.
trolisd paradc-the sportHmen's
show pct parade. KTCL also will
broadcast music FOR the march from
a truck furnished by W, l.. Eaton.
Graham Brother truck dealers; As
the parade passes the KTCL mike.
al Second and Stewart. the parad.
crs will hear "URels Hal" describ.
ing. for stay.nt-homcs, how tho pa.
rade looks.
At 1 D. m, RTCL viii broadcast \
show from tho sportsmen's cShibl.
ton. at Green Lake. featuring WI.
liam Hofutann'a olympic Hotel or,
chrstra. Tho orchestra VIII play:
Selection. Rose Marie" TrimD.
waltz. beautiful Spring ulnekei.
"Andantino" u.omarol. 'Nola'
LArndtl. selection, The Fortune Tell.
CT" Hcrberp
From 8 10 . ItTCL viii broadcast
a concert hy tho oregon command.
cry band. playing At Fifth and Lon.
ora. From $40 to 10. KFOA viii
broadcast Chicago commandcry
hand from Volunteer park
That ought to make a radio roam.
In holiday for everybody.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-28

mer residents of North Dakota are
invited to bring their lunch early in
the morning and make q day OF It."
The picnic is an annual affair held
the first Tuesday in August each
year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-28

and the Raymond overture. played b!
the Golden West band for KTCL.
All tic bands played Moon.
light and Roses" and 20 did all
the orchestras we tuned into. The
Mellow Jackets, ON Sherman,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-28
Seattle Programs for Tonight

KtR-- Studio mublenl program, <aA
0-iD A. NJ. ""
KTCJ-w Wisconsin commandery band
from Firth and Lonora.
1911 T., NJ. H.a
KFOA -z1thrlgncss orchestra Prom Mn
riun room Olympic Hotel
TUESDAY MORNING, n,9o
KTCL- Stocle, markets hnd farm
news,
i0.iOi9O A, N.
KFCI-aSchttlc Star pct parade, band
concert
iOilb-iO10 A, ".
krCL-"Vpn Cooks pep exercises.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-28

Clay time over kF0A, varied II
with the Jolly old one about the
waters Of MinneiOnIta.
And S. d. Sanders, OF the Wash
ington coop. Egg and Poultry asso
citation. addressed KTCL's audience
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-28

6-Gib T.. VI.
RFOA- Dinner concert by Holman
Olympic Hotel orchestra.
Bib-IA6 T.. NJ.
KFOA= Musical program. H. r, han
duot, Olympic lIotol including orchestra
numbers aud Grand Masters choir to.
gother with Kansas city commhndcry
quartet
IN r. W.
q kDClsH~ klrchncrA Now Warrington
Hotel orchcstra In nncr.dlnnor COMFORT
BiaO.iO =, NJ.
bfOA kansas CITY commandory
band, from Volunteer park.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-28
North Dakota Picnic
to Be Held Sunday

An All-North Dakota picnic will
be held Sunday, August :, at Point
Defiance park. Tacoma. and all for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-28
See the Beauties of Seattle
By Street Car

One who wishes more than a fleeing glimpse of
the wonderful beauties and activities of Seattle
who wishes to see and learn the city thoroughly,
can do so best by rides our street car lines.
Every point in Seattle from which our magnif-
icent scenry is in view; fine residence districts,
great wharves and shipping terminals, many parks
bathing beaches on the lakes and Puget Sound
practically every point of beauty or interest can be
reached quickly by street car.
In a morning afternoon, YOU can run out to
one of these points, spend plenty of time enjoying
it, and return in time for lunch or dinner
You enjoy a combined street car and boat
trip across Lake Washington or Puget Sound at
slight expense.
Every street car ride you take means morning
or afternoon of pleasure
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-28
."STATION HOME"
HEARS BANDS
Radio Proves Magic Carpet
for TempIar Doings

"a Nd now" Announcer llar
~ a,l Gramm announced
from the grandstand at Fifth and
Irnora, Monday night. Golden
West Commanders band viii
play The Stars aud Stripes For
ever"
II insist" insisted Director
Pcrino-"ihnt We won't play II
forever"
Some went 10 Volunteer Park.
some 20 the grandElhnd. others lls.
tened outside the Washington hotel,
A. FOR as rndlo fans we stayed at
home. visiting any place we liked on
the magic carpet From tho park 10
tho Erundstnnd In an eyes twinkle
Pat" AIrcdalc mascot Of 81.
loan Commandcry's band. bnrlsed
for the fans while the band
played-"lIow Dry am" outside
the MOORE hotel. broadcast By
krCI about $50 Monday after.
noon. our pup got all hct up
about Il and barlicd bacl, nj the
loudspenlSrr.
ltFoA got the band later for n VolJ
untccr Park concert. one OF tho hits
Of which was tho playing OF Rose
Cole Buettlgcra Hail. Washington"
II won nm encore Tho Forge ln
tho Forest proved another hlt.
Announcrrs' voices came over
better la the open mir, as they
generally do. than Ia padded
siudios. An announcement about
little barbara, who lost her folks
up In Volunteer Park, aud asked
them TO report back 0f the
grandsiand pronto, was novel
touch.
Other high lights Of the evening
were Onward Christian Soldiera."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-28

The temperature Of the sea dc
crcases as tho depth decreases AZ
n depth Of $500 feet tho temperature
is Is degrees less than on the sur
fnce
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-28

The government has sent dentists
to Alaska 10 care for the teeth Of
FsI,lmos and Indians.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-28
WHERE AND HOW TO GO

State University and Stadium -Car No. 16 tCowen
Parl0 norhbound Third Ave, eastbound Union
Postoce. Views of University buildings campus
Washington
Woodland Park and ZooCr No 81 chimney northbound on
Second Ave. View Of Lake Union Lake Washington
Canal route Public camp,
Canal Loel-Car No. Sunset HID on First
Ave View Of great Smith Cove public docks route
Golden Gardens Park and Salt Water Beac-Car 2s a
lard and 2Sh Ave n. W. northbound First View
Of canal and great lumber mills route.
Fort Lawton--Car No. 90 norhbound on First Ave. u
Army Post, view OF Smith docks and Lake Wash
ington Canal route.
Queen Hll-Car No &c CY Queen Anne, nortbbound
First Ave- Beautiful residential magnificent
view of Puget Sound and Olympic Mountains
Al Schmih Pari-Car No. LtlD souhbound First Ave
Public salt water bathing beach park View OF harbor
Sound route. Sound and Olympic Mountain view,
Ferry Sound.
bound First Ave- Beautiful public park and beach In
natural state View Of industrial district and harbor en-
route. Ferry TO Naslon and Sound
Municipal Golf Iinlss-Cor No. IL Jefferson Park south
bound Third Ave Public golf with beautiful view
Of harbor Sound and Olympics.
Volunteer Psrk-Car No. II Capitol HID northbound on
Second Ave Most highly developed Seattos beautiful
parss Splendid panoramic Wow Of Sound and mountains
PASSES through handsome residential district
Madison Par-Car No L. &C. Madsonl northbound on Third
Ave. cast on Pine St Public park and bathing on
Lake Washington mountan0vlew and ferry across
the lake.
Madrona Bathing Bcac-Car No Ofadrona) northbound ON
Third Ave. cast Pine st Public bathing beach
on Lake Washington Beautiful lake mountain view
Lcschi ParYcslcr cable casbound Way Mt
Third Ave. Public park Lake Washington. Ferry 20
Mercer Island and lake.
Mount Baker Pnr-Car No IL Mount Bnler) southbound on
Third Ave- Public park and bathing on Lake Wash
nston Beautiful residence district View of Mount Rainier
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-28

as: MIR. Chairman and Radio
Guests" But he made good talk,
Just the same
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-28

intricate bone structure |,
brought back to natural
alignment. Instantly. there
is marvellous satisfaction Of
comfortable feet. Callous,
arch, heel and toe pains
cease.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-28

Beneath their smooth leather
insoIcs arc a series Of pockets
OF the ball. heel and arch.
BY placing thin leather in
serts in the pockets at tho
exact part Of your foot
requiring building UP, the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-28

Is on sale at prices that
mean Big Values. Prices
range ms low as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-28

and in the whole wonder
full assemblage there is no
price above 1885 while
this sale is on.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-28

Other high lights Of the evening
were "OnMArd. ChrLallan soldIern. ;,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-06

tend each every article of the faith; with elimination. if nuces- sary, or rn ir, \ rologicaI seminarics should any ol hem permanently defy the church,
 "The iuculcujiu. "t a high stan dard of personal IF in all the clergy, which will ince the in- diyidual that 1t is ., nnorable to rcclto and pretend 'o rccept the crccds of the church Wl e actually neither believing nor teaching tEcm."
 Declining horcsy as "a personal repudmtion of some tenet that the church accepts as q direct rclcvaton from the Almighty God" Mr. Moore- house said "hcrcsy within the church was equivalent 10 treason within the slatc."
 "One would suppose that the most unreasonable Of hcrctics could al- ways find some group in which his bvresy was their orthodoxy. But this is 10 forget the psychology of iuo horc'ic. So Bapusts must in- sist on preaching Presbyterian pull pits until they can attainato pleas ant air Of martyrdom when they are politely asked 10 conform or with draw.
 "Bapts's who believe in casting gods ont Of the ,ly must sport their Episcopal vostments in com munity churches so as to obtain their coveted place in noble way of martyrs who enter the torture of finding their sermons printed fin full in the New York papers,"
New Britain herald., 1925-05-06
Escaped Prisoners
 Hold ID Mail Stage

NoNoIa UIIy N0I. NAV 6.--TN0 mon nnllryyl 70 he Joe Tauko and rloyI Hall, escaped nurdorors, from San quentin prison. held up tho Tinted S'a,rs mail sag" between Norta BloomN"ll and Granit"yIll", They drove he automobile at high speed through 'he mountains, pass. ,i through Nevada City. and Grass Valley then abandoned the car.
 Sherifls Of four counties had poses searching the mountains within an hour after the robbery.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-06
AWAITING REACTION ON LONDON SPEECH
Germans Think H0aShtOn Fired
 Shot at France

WasImct"n May G.-romp.cro nays o' lao reception accorded in European capltms 70 Ambassador l!oueH'o g London allr,ss is await. ing >rmo comments From Paris, Nh'rr pro~s aceoH01s oc tho speech Foro thief aul no immediate rluo- ria. '>pr.ss.on "tS on'nroi
 All,l fH'r.st m'acNos 'o fhe rr. ",tiou in E4n,n l0 >l.w Q. larr. n''0.|n. o@ t,r a.Iro~s nv '.e Dr. in Dul.. Arntc.r aS "plaiu.y >n.' rt r"..." a...r o'htr oruo. abroaA >.e 'a ot roa,r3's4tl po. nounr,mrnt oF rrnhton~ proo Nltc' Aaug.e.. .s..,'am.r >HwI.1 D.. aas.,
 Gmu,~ ru..' ~ 1trmm1,o .trc.rs u.r ..-u ~.-.rl.. lran.r .S tnn >r.., ,-., ,arg,'. whit. French .asor..r. irr...I ,o Inc .jow that no amna>sato- hal in mml the ,.,ctton uS N9. Uulanl0rs.
 m" awh.>+p'or.~ ullrrsz, which ~as mato -. ..s onn responsibility, rs rcgar5.l F I'r-9.u' ro"'IEo as a cuiar f.r Europe of Am.rican Oolrlou n f.r un-Gu"nJs ec0Uomlc rro}l,ms. Unc American he,ptulucss to vijDh Mr. NougMon referred i> c,ar.y Hr.arstou1 to moan cYpeu- sion os rrMat- ,oaas 'o Europ" a'l t,, .'.s '.t rrrsll.ur r.,'S that bark ITS r.ro raaro' oH to p'aa, rh"m ..ves,mrus whore cronomjc cocd.- ,ons ara most gnNurg,
 rnornrta, Sno.~,me0 lN BrrH' raromaI Mr. IIouSh'oa's frank ad- uoniuo~ n Err.r" 10 >o'k th" pa.hs or uearr. ~l expressed '.s .4-:sr tha, .lNcn wi. fac.Hia'o ne- .auattoas for srrnr,ty pact
 The Amorcan .oaH ou's'ion pro lomf0a..d in dis.gssjon in djp'o- nIar7 ot!ar,trs uare. rha French 'a>- frr Inc ,low that trls coun.ry's sur- n,gs gold would find is best market Iar3rdfcss Of any political questions which mizht b. raised in Washing ion. .,
 Sign.acance o' '"o speoch, Brush xpokesn.oa d,c)ar@d, vas that fl .ame a, a uwe whom the London .7J Paris rovrrnmcr's were doa1nE e.h .nc security problem. They r.rognlzod. however, that American .zsls'arce could be employed mainly through private financial channels.
 Italian observers D]accI 'hom- ,..ycs in he position ot interested spectators. attaching no great i'm gor.anrc to fhe London address so tar as Italv is concerned,
 Ambassador No0Gh'on's pro- -.rr..n.at WAS timely and wise, in ao optutoa of Senator Borah Of r.aao. chairman o' 'ha senate for :-n relations commito", f 1t was ,r.cni~d IS tno announcement of a o9Iiov. ro dcr'arrd. is Importance .o Europe and 'Ho j'nitod States can tarlrv be o1.r-, ~'lmated.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-06

by w. s, Kimer. waE checked today when it was found that the entire body of the colt was destroyed in a local abattoir Monday.
 Tho president Of the firm which received Sunny Mans body explained that a city health ordinance pro- vides that all animals received at
New Britain herald., 1925-05-06

the plant Do destroyed As soon as possible. It is customary, he said, for owners of race horses 10 place a detalner asking that the body be held for a time when an lnvestiga. |. ton or post-mortem examination Is desired. No detalner was sent with the body Of Sunny Man. he said.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-06
pcrrinax Waves Sarcastic

t IT.. Nss,.rnf..i irrrS
 rrrr,nax May c.--"PyrtiDaX," in ... Echo h. Paris. is the only nr.ucA political writer 70 comment h1s far on Nmerjnan Ambassador 'Jough,or's address before he pil- .rlns r~ Iondon in which he de ,'arnl that tho I-nj'nl States would ,-a~- 70 pay T sympathetic part in 'n- task of European rorQnstruction In'css a ncara hasod on good will aera rs-ahUs,cI
 "I mygia,." writes portjnaX, .,la' .t,.r ii. lauq1et 'he German ambassador uus. nave telegraphed Q his goreram.o': The evenings speeches cora~m mo in 'lo view hal w" can pursue inc revision Of Tho 'r,atjas ~r1ou' having 10 fear any gr+.' nj.s'arIas nj'hor from The United S-a'cs or from ENg'and. hfch IS following in 'he United states ~ake.'"
New Britain herald., 1925-05-06
Beginning Todayhe Bg Outstanding Sale of the Spring Season
Annual May Sale of Hosiery


   10 o be
New Britain herald., 1925-05-06
.nr7TrR MAILING WEEK"

Washington. May 9.-i'os'017s"r r G.n,~.r Nv today a-S.sna.s. J'.ne {, as .lc-or maltnS T@'@ ''' .o acr,,e -auooV1ds campa'Fn ;' ,rduca ,hc steadily mourning n"S'- ..,.e or f',o GeaI .aftrT of.r", "''' . is costing both ,na governmf9t 7H4 ~,e 7un'ic heavy expense eH' rasto each >aar.
 co.ope~a--oo o' 1f." mo.l'. ,toture tnsatcr owners already has ,..en promised. and c"o6" daily and weekly ren nsp3rers. as well az cham ,ars Of Commerce, civic orgahlza- = lions clubs. mail order houses and other organizations throughout the country will he asked 10 help in inc campaien. Tho princjpa. point Will he 10 induce mailers to place re- tnrn address on each piece Of mall fo insure it's return to the sender it for any reason if cannot be de- riyered to the addressee,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-06
HARDMNRE MARkETS

Nov York. May G--f0 j's weekly hardware ro1rN.' summary lIarJ- %aHo Ace vtt say 'on,rrrow.
 "rrou I",'-Nlrcr w"~' 'na oNora r. hardware marHe.s report rontlrHo1 irprovcma.t IT II-.lr >s. }"iHity in ,nrtn- n.cs Is rar'rEar.y good. StaD'o ttsms arc 1r s"ne'cctory de- nan4 and tha 'raIa 1n "hoso par's consider irc~eostI 'Is.~ese 70 b" ~ufsfcion. 70 cl,a 'rl market a r,a1tnr ro-e. Tor '~e ..~et tjmo i0 some weeks lie Tlt-shurrh ar"a re- norts ar inmprovem'rt Tn safes anI gcrora. uusjnoss 'oo"
 "A,onc ,rc Auaunr Coas' business roatirues to look somewhat epot'y. Good and baI waarhor on alternate Iavs has a~ .ctaI "nts section very lceirffa,v. On .I- >mshiHy days lawn novars, garden hose aai Eind- rcd seasonal items 1"Fe b''" very active. h metronoltar a"d New York market spring goods AaF" oeeo .o active that wno.--2." stocks ap- rco- somcwha' trar...
 Collections ar. lm.r...'c s'.ad'.y rrfco changes in both directions are rorotiyelv unmportar'.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-06
LINK POLICE CHIEF
 IN RUM SCANDAL
>wampscott Oniclal Very Likely To lose Post on INidcnrc Furnished by Woman,

Swlmpscol' Mass, May G. De- Jared by a woman witness at se- rctmyus hearing last night 10 have cuuulled in tho landing of smuggled lquor Chrf of Police William L.. Omuu or this town today faced dis missa1 by tho board Of sc,cclnen, The uoarI notified hlm of their in. .',nton after Mrs. Gertrude l., Han na. 'hr sub witness, had given tes, umo0y
 Four sucncssivc payments ranging from $lUn 10 $7oo were dec0arod by Nrs. Hanna to have hecn made 10 pmm lust summer ny Harry l. Brown. whose houSrkrcpor tho WIf- lrss was. SAo also testified that Browu paid $Ioo each 10 three for mcr mGmhors of the Swampscot police anl that Brown told her he lad made more than $&", ","oo by run .lnc smugclod iqnor through th" 'nwu. Mrs. Hanna gave th" select mon cxac, details, including ih" names of captains of powerhoats used in running DiaUor ashore from ships in run row."
 Tho hearing, ar which Quinn "as present. will he resumed tonight.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-06
~Ew IRON MARKET POOL

Cologne. Germany, May C.-The Eofnische Zeitung says that Ger many Hungarian and Czechosiovak- ian iron trade circles are nego'iat- ing for pool with the object o' eliminating competition in the Balkan iron markets. Rnsin"ss in fhe Balkans vould h, al1aratci uu- der this arrangements and a Jmn' -sres organizations created 'hgre.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-06
Colts Body Destroyed;
 Death Inquiry Stopped

Baltimore, Md, May 6,-An in- quiry begun by insurance investiga- tors 10 determine the canse Of the death at Pimlico last Saturday of the race horse Sunny Man. owned
New Britain herald., 1925-05-06
Brazilian Military
 Mutiny Total Failure
By The Associated Pless.

Bucnos Aires, May G.-T.a Nacion's correspondent al Rio Janciro reports that a party of &U Brazilian military officers attempted last Saturday night to create q mutiny in the quar- t"rs Of the third infantry regiment at Praia Nrrmelha, on the outskirts of the capital but retired after a brief fusllDado, leaving two wounded, on" Of which died shortly.
 Several Of the officers are said 10 hay" been rcciGnized as partici- pants in former revolts.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-06

Dr. Il. l. Mccarthy veterinarian Of the Maryland Jockey club. said he had not ordered the horses body removed.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-06

The Herald has one of the fastest growing classified ad sections around these parts,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-06
.HERE7ICS, 'CHUNPS'
 EDITOR DECLARES
Fears ECcentriCS More Than DiSbelieYerS, MOOrehOuSe Says
By Tie Associated r'css

By Tie Associated Press
 St Louis. May G,~-1hc church has mo quarrel with scholarship and Is not afraid of any scholarly myesti. gaIion ol hor raIth," Frederick Cook Mourrhousr Of Milwaukee, editor ol The Living Church, told the church congress of the Episcopal church of fhe United States which opened ifs hlsf annual session here last night His SuhJvc, was "hcrrsy'
 "In my judgment he suil, there Is within ,he church nothing like th" amount of actual formal hrrosy that there Is generally supposed to be- Thrrr Is n good d,al Of what is called material h"rcsy a good deal nor" of simple misunderstanding Of thr Christian faith and therefore iu- adequate presentation or it.
 "pur cruuks and rccvntrics, who like To do The bizarre and 10 attract attcurion to themselves than to The church. are greater nuisance 10 the church than her hcr"tics
 "Alany man glori"s in inc 'lough' ihat le is hcrrtic, in these days whrn defiance of law is deemed smart, whom in real fact he is only plain chump. Only very rarely inI"c1. and only in very extreme cases, are we likely to resort 10 nc- cIosiasrcaI trials necessary 10 cstab- 'Ish O, to l,rnt.rt tG. faith
 Would Watch For HcrclicS
 "An cyer-increasing vigilance or the part Of our bishops in seeing that embryo heretics arc not added to our ministry: couplcd with thC elimination of theological professors who do not, cannot, or will not pre-, nare thnir students alnuuatelY 10 dn.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-15
LEGAL NOTICES
CITY ADVERTISEMENT
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE OF THE BOARD

Indianapolis Ind, April Ia, 1925.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given by the Board OF
ndnea that Of is 'ee and dee%ed
essary TO make the following described
Lublic improvements in the City Of Indian
apoiis; as authorized by the iohG%lns
adopted by said Board on the 18th day
of April. 1928. 100
April 49,. 1929.
Improvement Resolution No. 12433.
ALLEY EAST OF LINWoOD AVENUE.
From North Property Line of y New
To South Property Line of Michigan
Street
BY grading and paving the alley with
Asphaltic- Concrete. Concrete or Brick; LAID
on a 6-inch Gravel Concrete foundation
from inches Of property-line to 9 inches
Of property-line to uniform width OF
10 feet; or grading and paving the alley
Asphaltic Concrete base TO the above
named width providing 1898 lin. IT. of
4x16-inch Stratifed Limestone Marginal
stone; constructing one catch-basln IN
Guiding CRATE top; and providing $50 lin.
IT. IF 12-inch drain pipe with connections
made to catch-basin and sewer in East
Michigan Street, as shown on plan.
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
Note to contractor: Contractors bid
price per lin. II. of property frontage to
include the entire cost of constructing the
above described drain.
All work done in the making OF said
described public improvements shall be In
accordance with the terms and conditions
of the Improvement Resolutions, as num-
hered adopted by the Board of Public
Works on the above named day. and the
detailed drawings plans, proflles and
specifications which are on file and may be
seen in the office of said Board of Public
Works of the City of Indianapolis.
The said Board of Public Works has
fixed Wednesday, May 9th. 1925, 2 p. m,
at its office in said city as the time. and
place for the public consideration of the
proposed Improvement. at which time said
Board OF Public Works will hear all per
sons interested. or whose property is liable
to be assessed for said Improvement, and
will determine whether the benefits to the
property liable to be assessed for such im-
provement and the benefits TO the City OF
Indianapolis will equal the estimated cost
thereof.
BY order of the Board of Public Works
CHARLES f. COFFIN,
w. H. FREEMAN.
NJ. j. SPENCER.
Board Of Public Works, City Of Indian
apolis
Anril IL % 1903