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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-15
BILL TO REDUCE
RATE ON SMALL.
LOANS OFFERED
House, Measure Defers Pay
ment on Barrett Law
Assessments.

A bill reducing the legal loan COM
pany rate Of interest on loans OF
5000 and less from to IL per cent
month was introduced today in the
Indiana House by Representative
Barr, FIT. Wayne. The measure, one
of nine introduced at short morn
ing session, would forbid advance
interest payments.
Payment on Barrett law assess
ments would be extended sixty days
after March /, each year, in a bill
offered by Representative Clark, In
dianapolis.
A measure introduced by Repre-
sentative Smith, Indianapolis, au-
thorizes steam and electric railways
to install safety devices at danger
Gus crossings on approval of the
proper municipal body.
Representative Wright, Lynn, in
troduced the second chiropractic bill
Of the session. 1t would authorize
appointment by the Governor of a
State board Of five members and re-
quire licensing of all practitioners.
Representative ClaypooI. .Veeders-
burg, introduced bill for reassess-
ment of real estate in 1925 and every
four years thereafter, instead Of in
1925. 1t is similar to the Murden,
Trent House bill, approved today by
the Committee on County and
Township Business.
Other bills introduced:
BY Kissinger, legalizing sheriffs'
sales of property; Harris Of Lake,
regulating form of appeals to
Supreme and Appellate Courts;
Lowe, legalizing bonds issued on
Elliott Rd. in Montgomery County
and Kissinger, regulating notice of
sale Of decedents' property for pay
ment OF debts.
The House adjourned until 10 a. m.
Friday.
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Legal NOTTCES

SNr~NesNN>Nr>s~NN>~NN
State of Indiana. County of Marion
Marion Probate Court
Margaret Wysong and George Young. adj
- NOTICE.
By virtue of an order of the Marion
Probate Court OF Marion County. Indiana,
and subject to its approval, the under
signed administrators of the estate OF
Bedford @. Wysong, deceased. will at the
hour OF 10 O'Clock a. M. on Tuesday. the
goth day Of January 1925, and from day
to day thereafter until sold, offer for sale
at private sale. at Room $50 Massachu-
sets Ave in the City of indianapolis.
Marion County. State of Indiana. the fol-
lowing described personal property be-
longing to said estate, to wit:
All the stock OF merchandise and goods
and all the store fixtures located in the
room Of 765 Massachusetts, Avenue in
the City of indianapolis. Indiana: said
property will be sold for not less than the
full appraised value thereof for cash. free
and clear of all liens or incumbrances.
subject to the approval of the court. the
successful bidder to deposit with the adj
ADMINISTRATOR q sum equal to 10 per. cent
of his bid. and the balance to be paid
upon the approval of the report of sale.
Thine administrator reserves the right to
reject any and all bids.
Witness our hands this Jan. Ia. 1925
MARGARET M WYS0NG,
GEORGE YOUNG.
Jan. Is, 1925.
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HOGS DECLINE 10
TO25C;; TOP, Sll1O
Lamb Prices Up Sharply
Cattle Steady.

Lighter buying from all sources
and reports from other western
markets Of lower values sent hog
prices at the Indianapolis market
down 10@25c today. Top was $11.1O
and the extreme range in prices
was $10.10@11.1O. Bulk of hogs
sold at $10.40@10.S5, and consisted
mostly of lighter weights. and me.
diums. Heavy porkers topped the
market at $10.S5@11; mediums, TO-
Q10.S5, and lightweights, $10.40@
1906. Hogs averaging $50 to 100
pounds, were cleared at $9.50@10.10.
Pigs. reflected the general decline
selling 25c lower at $6@9.50. Sows
also were lower, good smooths bring
ing $9.75Q1G and roughs being quo
ted at 1915 down. Receipts were
estimated at $4,000 and the holdover
was 2,065.
There was some disagreement as
to the trend of cattle prices, but an
average of early sales seemed to in
dictate values were practically at
Wednesdays marks. A load of good
fat handyweight steers was waiting
for a bid OF $40 and several sales
of the same class of stock, with
slightly poorer finish were reported
at $9@9.50. Choice cows sold at
$5.50@6 and common to good cows
sold at $3.75@5. Large sales of
medium to good heifers were made
at $5.5o@7.50 and few loads of
fat. light heifers sold at sS.50G09. so.
Trade was quiet for heavier kinds
of heifers and the few that were
sold were nc more than steady. Re
ceipts were estimated at 1900.
Veal prices were unchanged. Top
was SIS and the bulk of sales was
made at $14@1450. Mediums were
quoted at 5000 and commons, $50
Z. Receipts 600.
Lamb prices were sharply higher.
Early sales were made 81 over We'd
nesday's mark, and indications were
that the market would go still high
er. Top price was SIS and a few
heavies brought $15@16. Sheep
We're steary. Receipts, 300.
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Other Live Stock

CHICAGO. Jan. 15.--Cattle--Rec~ipt
slow few early sales steady 1n 70 y fSc on
VS. S sss tsd St ssf q s3S fffSs sks
off calves. steady; outsiders paying up
t t. sia 69 ssocksrs and feeders S6s Glow
very uneyen; early. sales fat lambs to
shippers fully steady az S19.25: packers
s spsTa a SssS AND n e sn n6 SS s eooS
eve top SO fsedins ls snSfsD' I scsFee
e O. ALAS 1880 a ig6sYSstghts 70 @ic 40
SOLO; slaughter pigs. $3.50
cei GLEy y 5d6 arts Jan a5o ISHogRs
$f6 n mixed doo i Sio75 GifSs S.
stsEs: Sc oatsIs1 RsssesiDis, t 4O1: inarRsi
S5.5O@7;. good to choice steers. $1oGi2:
good to choice heifers. $50 so: good to
choice COWS: $3.50 q $50; fair to good
rniichers.0 $4oSSso Sheep and and ls SnS
R & 5e LOCO; market, 26e lower top.
56c lower; top. $3.50 s5D'A sVO' msfRe'
EAST ST. LOUIS. Jan 15.-C4ttIe-
steers. $7@8;. yearling heifers, Sc OTIS;
s sasss 5o1sra 9s G sccFsrs ss ana
msqset % ss HSERSeespss 5099
$3.50 1877 1ssS fight si EeS SS 1osqhs
buik. $Ios5 1870. shePe ass SSap
sSY arsss ssssaz nd r cs sssssSns S6S
lambs. $1S@16.76.
1861 TSSoLHDo Market jan 45c Id%Sss SssSPss
$iI: medium. $io.75 a 10 IS; workers. sers
$10;5o@ 10.60; good pigs. $7@s. Calves
Market, steady.
cINcIgNATI. Jan. 16-cattle-Re-
e cfsts LOO market d9ll shipping
IS sReOs Op $780, chH afet s1S
eerr:, good TO choice packers and butchers.
SLIP 81 10 SHEEP r Receipts 75 market
steady.
EAST BUFFALO, Jan. 15.--Cattie-
ping steers. 50 @ II; butcher grades, 81. 30
market active. SOC higher: e1sii to C choice Dice
$3.b0@15.50 Sheep and lambs-Re-
ceipts. 200; market active; sheep steady;
iySo s1 Q fair elSlS i3n0s seas sliis@
$lo@16; o sheen. $3.50@l2. Hogs -, Re
e esDs o4f soo askf ae bgs SsSBSSSs
roughs. 500 $50; stays, $5@825.
, PITTSBURGH. Jan. l5.--Cattle-
ee1pts light nGd ms Il Ct steady choiee SO %
veal 81 calves' $ 14 50@I5.bo sheep sS0 q and
prfms wef6srps s11 sos'I good 1898 ops
fair @psa 5S a l mnas s1fi o@aas
g Fff 6 ssys Q Z Egf * mf s1P@
$500 s: rcug6s. So a1o; stSgs. 4.5 p5Tai
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Marriage Licenses

Floyd Kriner. %, 2307 Bennett, paster-
er; Dora Gaynell Robbins. 81. 172l Mil
walter Paul. Manthey. 20, 1898 Fetch
er. secretary; Allie Yaryen. 81. 2240 Pier
John W. stallins, ~. 1921 Polk. timer:
Elsie Mildred Lamb. 20 az N, Gray,
John Mccoy. "a, 326 s. Harris; .Libbie
May Reich. SO. olney.. H.. housewife.
Johu F. Warman AZ. 405S Boulevard.
broker; Fern E. Fatout. 81. 405S Boule-
Frances Marion Wilson. 50. 124 vir-
ginia. fireman.. Maryilla Anna Link. ~,
lilo E. New York, housewife.
Coy Lyles %, 905 N. Senate. laborer;
Matilda Smith. 80. 21s Anderson. laun-
= Demoin Dearborn, 20. Fortvilless baker:
Goldie Kennedy. %. Fortville, factory
Frank Wilbur Smith. %. 1911 Ewing
candy maker: Margaret Alice Thomas, 90
S34 N. Olney. beauty operator.
Cleatus Hawkins, "a, 1923 Christian,
baker: Laura Bernice Short, "a, S11 n.
Illinois homework.
Fisher Ford is. $50 w. Fifteenth. la
borer; Fannie Macome. 10, 1925 COLIN.
John w. Gerber, %. Cincinnati, Ohio,
mechanic: Mildred Catheryn Bayer. 10. 303
N. Arlington. stenographef.
Russell Arthur Battrean, 30, 1922 W..
Thirty First. salesman; Anne Marie Strong
"a 94S N Illinois.
Gilbert Frazier. ~. Kentucky. laborer:
Alberta Towers. 10, 1871 3, Eouthern,.
Wray Francher, 27. 1115 8. State, build
err: Alma Ellen Hicks, %. 1927 English.
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PAY AND TRAFFIC
MEASURES DRAWN
Ordinances to Be Presented
in City Council,

Ordinances increasing salaries of
city policemen and firemen so cents
a day and restricting automobile
parking in the downtown district are
being prepared by William t. Bal
icy, assistant city attorney.
One ordinance, suggested by
Mayor Shank and the board Of safe
ty, would prohibit parking on I'LL
nois and Pennsylvania SITS. from
Washington st. to Ohio ST., and on
Washington st. from Pennsylvania
st. to Illinois ST., from a. m. to
8 p. M, unless some one is In the
drivers seat of the car, Sundays and
holidays excepted. The original in
tention OF including Ohio st, from
Pennsylvania st. to Illinois St., was
abandoned because many physicians
use this district.
Another ordinance would abolish
center parking in Kentucky Ave.
All measures will be presented to
city council Monday night.
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Hay took a downward path
during 1924. The crop was larg
er than that of 1923. tame hay
being estimated at s5,O55, 900 tons
as compared with, Ss.O9S.OoO last
year.
Weather conditions, cut down
on the demand. Pastures were
good far into the fall, because of
the wet summer and late rains.
Farmers took advantage of this to
decrease the amounts of hay
ordinarily purchased.
From the beginning of the crop
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year, on July 1, all kinds of hay
reached total of about per
cent heavier than for the same
period during 1923. Timothy hay
reached a crop estimated at
14,S73,0OO tons as against the
12,750.oO0 tons produced in 1928,
while alfalfa, handicapped by
drought on the Pacific Coast, was
around 24,9a6,00O tons as com.
pared with the 26,O13, 900 tons yield
Of the previous year. Glover hay
reached a point at 1S,2SS,0 900 tons
In 1924. while the receipts In 1928
were 10,2SS,0O0.
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Commission Market
Fruits

Fruits
Apples--Fancy -Jonathans. $3.50 a bbl.:
fancy ReIieious % Dox a,dsn G 81 70
abr Rpried dsneyc BadTins $3.50 osl box
Crsnberries.eS7s 55O@ 8 hall barrel box.
GrspesEFancy California Emperors.
lemons California. s5@5.5o.
Limes-$l-50 hundred ~.
GAS 1865 to 25os. S4.75@5.75; Florida.
ta1 fssF-Pa5 3 Ss,o. 50 s SnsAsl; extra
Strawberries--58@ 63c quart.
Tangerines-S4 %.
Vegetables
Beans7-Fancy Southern Green. ss@s-6o
dozen punches: sI.65 a bushei = -
Cabbage-Fancy. Holland seed. ~ q So
6srrots-s1.e 90 a pushed: New Texas,
SsGIihoysrcs adi9r4 a ss.2s e. crate Ss
crate: trimmed. S1.50 bunch; California.
81 80 crate.
Eggpiant--S1.76 dozen.
Kale-Eastern. $3.50 a barrel
Lsttuceas II Iceberg Bye Boy s4;599
Mangoes--Fancy Southern. soc bas-
onions-Spanish. S2.15@2.g5 a crate:
home grown, SO q 1Oo,lb; sack; Indiana
green's, 65c dozen punches.
Parsley-home grown. 150 dozen
punches.
4 Radishes-Buttons hot house 81 80
dozen punches; long red or white. Toe
Rutabagas-s1. 25 a .5O 5o-lb. basket
Shallots-76c basket
Spinach-S2 bushel.
Squash-Hubbard az @4c pound.
50 so a six-basket crate.
Turnips- 81 .65 bu.: s4.5o barrel
Potatoes
Fancy Michigan round white, $2.15 a
150-lb. bag: Minnesota 50 150-lb. bag:
Red River Early Ohios, 1918 a I20-lb.
bag bag E 5daho Russsssss So Q325s 4 laq- I
Sweet Potatoes-Virginia. S4.75 a bar
rel: Eastern Jerseys. 1918 hamper; In
diana. $3.50 bushel: Arkansas $275
hamper.
Fur on. S275@3.25 dozen.
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ARREST REVEALS LOOT
Druggist Calls Police When Man
Takes Box Of Candy.

Articles valued at $11.26 were re-
covered by Patrolman Wallace
wednesday night when he arrested
Theodore Gaines, colored, 10, OF S18
w. Forty First St., in the Weiss &
Weiss Pharmacy, 3402 N. Illinois
st.
Lloyd Weiss called police when he
saw Gaines with a box Of candy in
his pocket valued at $3.50. The Off
Ger and Weiss went to Gaines room
and found toilet articles, fountain
pens, stationery and candy which
was identified by Weiss as property
of their store. Gaines is charged
with vagrancy and petit larceny.
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Births

Herbert and Eta Smith. Methodist Hos
John and Edith Rusie. Methodist Hos
r.. W. and Edna Robbins. Methodist
Hospital.
Fred and Delphia Price. 1917 Hoyt.
william and Emma Mall. 1434 s. Me-
Gerald and Lucille Zeller. Deaconess Hos
= s Fred and Hilda schrimer. Deaconess
Russell and Estella schubnell 212s
" Jesse and Vera Tiffany. 1921 E. Nine
Raymond and Deborah Kiser, 54s E.
Twentieth.
Thomas and Lillian Cohoon. Ill n.
= Neal Neal and Pariles Bruen. eee. Column
hio
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Deaths

hospital chronic myocarditis:
William S. Haslet, SO, st. Vincents
np Carl Carson, 81, st. vincent Hospital.
fractured skull accidental.
Sylvia Mahoney, SO. S35 N. Capitol,
Waneta June Ray. month. 2043 Hill
side lobar pneumonia
Ressie Pitmer "a city hospital, pull
Joe Sansone. IA, 910 s. East, diabetes.
jamie Heard 81 city hospital second
degree burns accidental.
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Sale Of three houses on the north
east corner of Boulevard Pl and
McClain Pl. by Edward P. Fulmer OF
Marine, Mich. to Glenn B. Ralston,
local real estate man, through the
K. G. Reid Agency, represents the
first sale Of property in this locality
in recent years. it was learned today.
Opening of a bridge over Fall Creek
at Boulevard Pl has considerably in
creased real estate values, Reid said,
and opens UP new colored settle
Ynent
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CITY ADvERTIsEMEN
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE OF THE BOARD

Indianapolis, Ind, January g. 1875.
TO WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given by the Board
apolis. Indiana. that on the 9TH day Of
January, 1925. they approved an assess-
ment roll showing the prims face assess
ments for the following described public
improvement. as authorized by the I'm
provement Resolution named;
Improvement Resolution No. 1908.
SECOND ALLEY NORTH OF MICHIGAN
STREET.
From east property line of Keystone
To west property line Of Tacoma Avenue.
Except the intersection Of the FIRST alley
east of Keystone Avenue.
By grading and paving the alley with
Asphalt, acknowledgements. Concrete or
foundation from 6 inches of property line
to 6 inches of property line to uniform
width of IL feet.
Also extending all water. gas sewer and
other private service connections to prop
erty line. where not already in.
specified.
described public Improvement are hereby
notified that the Board of Public Works
of said city has fixed Monday. January
10Th. 1925, 200 p. NJ. as date upon
which circumstances Will be received. or
heard. against the amount assessed against
each piece of property described in said
roll. and win determine the question as to
WneLh6r Sucn lOJS or tracts OF lana nave
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 prima
facie assessments, With the names of own
ers and descriptions of property subject
to be assessed, is on file and may be seem
at the office of the Board Of Public
CHXRLEs e. COFFIN,
W. II. FREEMAN,
NJ. J. SPENCER.
Board of Public Works. City Of Indian
jan o 10. 10. IA IA IL. ia 1898.
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FARM SENTENCE GIVEN
Second Conviction Costly to Motor
ist in City Curt.

Fred Potter, %, of 7OS N. Bel
mont Ave, was given thirty-day
sentence on the Indiana State Farm
and q fine of $50 and costs in city
court today on a charge Of driving
forty-three miles an hour on Michi-
gan St., near Hiawatha st. Motor
Policeman Renforth said it was his
second conviction.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENT
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE OF THE BOARD

indianapolis, Ind. Jan. 10. 1925.
TO WHOM n MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby. given by. the Board of
Indiana that on the 18th day of January,
1925. they approved an assessment roll
showing the prima facte assessments for
the following described public improve
ment ss authorized by the Improvement
Resolution named:
improvement Resolution No. 1870.
EUCLID AVE
tieth ST.
Twenty-First St.
BY grading the roadway from curb-line
grading the wings OF the interseeting alley
IN q similar manner and TO the widths
AZ Shown on plan: curbing both sides of
the roadway with Stratifed Limestone.
BereaA Sandstone. Granite or 6x24-ineh
Concrete curb: curling the wings Of the
interesting alley IN similar manner and
tor the widths IS ahoWn on plan: pro-
sidlnEM IS Anonl feet 81 0-foof radius
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Tile Enthusiasm Shown on.
Side Of Advancing
Prices.
Average Stock Prices

average price Of twenty industrial
Stoke Wednesday was 122.97. of 90.
average price Of twenty rails was 1898
on "a.
b. Umited Press
NEW YORK, jan 15.-Traders
were in cautious mood today after
Wednesdays abrupt reaction, an at
tisude which was reflected in hest
tant tone in the general list in the
early dealings. No news to account
for the selling movement in the pre-
vious session came out over night.
demonstrating that it was entirely
attributable to technical conditions.
Despite the absence of enthusiasm
was evident that the market as a
whole had derived considerable ben
eft from the corrective process
which had been applied.
Selling pressure was no longer no
tfceable and renewed accumulation
was reported in special stocks par
ticularly those with strong banking
support. Buying Of General Motors,
Steel. Marland and other issues with
Morgan sponsorship was said to be
especially impressive.
Conformity characterized the
transaction around noon, the for
We movemeyt in the general list
8 b indicat pms of getting back
into the stride.
Aggressive operations for rise
were resumed in several leading in
dustrials. attaining special vigor in
American Smelling and Allis-
Chalmers. The formers rise to the
best price since 1917 at 1919 repre-
scented buying by people generally
supposed to. Be close to the Guggen-
helms.
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Produce Markets
(Jobbers Buying Pricesl

(Jobbers Buying Prices)
Eggs@Strtctly fresh delivered at In;
eggs zoe; storage eggs. selling whole
PFouitSy-Fowls, AZ lbs. up. 1a@21c
Leghorn poultry. 20 per cent discount;
capons. 2 lbs up 32cs under 8 pounds
tom suTksS sSe: SonRs hen l0e tu TG
@lAc: squads: II j5s: e doz. $3.50;
Bsfs sf sock b SHten 10 aac
selling price for creamery butter. 43 a 44c
Creana@Butter fat delivered at Indian
Rabbits $40 al rs a dozen drawn
Cheese-tJ obbers selling pricesl New
burger. "a q 26e; Wisconsin daisies, 27c;
Domestic Swiss 40Q 42c: imported. soc:
L e 81. Horns: e q 29e; Me- seufehatel; Large
35e Swiss loaf. 40e.
heavy WY foai A as9 &c &c. medium & gee
iights 2oG 23c; geese. Is al gre; light. az
2sc: turkeys. 45G Soc B1tt ute LEX Tp n
tubs, - q Acc. extra, irsts. SO Il a 40 &c
rsts 81 .tb ss s. ndsrd SOC Eggs
hrsts sec. Potatoes-Michigan sI.9oa
sets ss.75S s.s5; New s'Y PORK. 80 ss.1 Ga
CHICAGO. Jan. 5-Buttes-Receints
4.543: creamery. 3Sc: standard. 38c:
Eggs-Receipts 3 433: ordinaries. 5OG
b3c; frsts OOH q 57e. Cheese-Twins.
% % he Americas. 25 y c Poultry
Receipts, cars; fowls 10 a 22c: ducks.
25c; geese. 20c; springs 22c; turkeys.
23c: ro0sters. 15c Potatoee-Receipts
100 ca-s: Wisconsin round whites. 81. 10
W1.20: North Dakota round whites.
81 10; Minnesota round whites. 81 10:
lnaho russefs $3.50 a ESQ: Minnesota
2 g7v YORK. Jan. 15-FIour-ouiet.
2 Firm: mess. ss4 20 g S. Lard i
suE8r--Raw. quiet centrifugal. So test
4.52 q $500; refined quiet: granulated.
61O4 6.25c. .COffee-Rio spot. % a
24c; Santos No. f. 2S11 a 29c. Tallov-
Stronger. special to extra 10610hc
Hay-auiets %. 1. 81 30: No, 3. 81. 10@
] 20. Dressed poultry-Quiet. turkeys,
25 a 45c:. chickens. 20Ia 4Sc: fowls, 161
Sic; ducks. 2O0 ESQ., ducks Long Island,
20 42Sc; caponss 2S q soc. Live poultry
-Steadys geese. 2S q doc: ducks. 1880.
fowls. 254 soc turkeys. 400 45c: roost-
ers. &c, chickens. 25e: broilers 80 a 38c:
eapons. zoe. Cheese--S Steady: State whole
skins, choice e specials. 15G 2Qc lower
grades. 1QM13c. Butter-<luieter: re-
c9sDka. 1Q.604. creamery extras 80 q q
sec: special market. go e n 40c Eggs-
steady receipts SSH nearby " hi t.: IAN
asy. Ga Il e o5e. nearby State whites IS a.
64c, fresh Hrste. 50 q 65c: Pacific coasts
6b q 64c. Weatera Whifes. 4TA g. - q
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Tank Waqon Prices

(Gasoline prices do not include State
tax OF &c gallonl
puads assd RED 6ss~n rs Sac T Fs0a
13,2c, Silver Flash tic: Standard avia-
ton 81 &c; Sinclair commercial. 13.2c.
! light. IA be: Perfection. II .7c: Standard
furnace oil. 10.6c {under 200 gallons)
8 &c tmore than, 200 Eallons): Bright
NAPTHA-Energee Cleaners. 1880; ".
M. &P 1880; Standolind Cleaners 1850.
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LEGAL NOTICES
lCnnhnnedl


granite corners: providing 80 hneal feet
of 10-foot radius granite corners; and lay
ing 90 nneal feet of l2-inch drain pipe
at Twenty First St.. IS shown on plan.
All to be as, shown o. plan and as sped-
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. Jan: %.
1925, 2 p. M, as a date upon which re-
m0nstrances viii 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 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 may be seen
at the, office of the Board of Public Works
CHARLES e. COFFIN.
w H. FREEMAN,
NJ j. SPENCER.
Board OF Public Works, City of Indian
JAM IA. 10. 10. II. 10, 20; 81. 1925.
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LAST RITES ARRANGED
Mrs. Elizabeth Lewis Was Near
Ninety-NinAh Birthday.

Funeral services for Mrs. Eliza
beth Lewis, who would have been
80 years old, Feb. Z, who died
Wednesday night at Indianapolis
Home for Aged Women. will be held
at 10 a. III, Friday at the home,
1881 N. Capitol Ave. Burial in
Crown Hill Cemetery.
Mrs. Lewis, who was born in Eng
land, had beer at the home thirteen
years