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Produce Markets
(Jobbers Buying Prices)


Eggs-strictly fresh delivered at Indi-
PouitrywFowls. 4 u lbs. up. 2o@2li a
horn poultry, 90 per cent discount; cap
ons, Z lbs. up. SAC: ducks. pounds up.
IA q 1bc; young tom turkeys. 500 33c;
y2gs i, ben bs t np Sac . Sd ~ Sss
TO dos.. $3.50; guineas, z-lD. size. 81 a
Butter-Pacxing stock butter. 100 22c:
Creanl-Butser fat delivered at Indian
apolis. 40c a pound.
Cheese Jobbers selling prices) New
Sorr tu ees se S% SSS dssss
Domestic Swiss. 40q 43c; imported, 30 @
soc: Long Horns. 2s@ 2sh Neufshatel,
loaf. 36c; Swiss loaf. 4Oc.
CHICAGO, Feb. .19.-Butter-.Re Receipts
ss Az 81 sr@essmYeT 4oh cons stan sD AZ
Eggs-Receipts. ii III: ordinarles. 3f@
3Sc: tirsts,. 39hc; Chease--Twins. % "a c;
f A%scs "a SSG bc P SSe: se Heese s
Potatoes-R Receipts, cor cars. Quotations
Wisconsin round whites. $1.o5 GI.l5; Ida
CLEVELAND. Feb. 1e.--Poultry-Liye
heavy sprinsers. IS a 2sc: ducks. Is a CSC
firsts. ~ az 43c, nrsts. 40 a. SIC. prints.
ern extras. As nc: Ohio ilrsts. 44c;. western
firsts. 43c. Potatoes-Michigan, So: New
York branded, S2.25 Q2.35: Ohio. Sl.sC
az.
NEW YORK Feb. 16.-F1our-Firn
and quiet Pork-Firm; mess. $37. Lard
steady; midwest spot. 1895 a Is. 75c:
ddp., .4.59c; refined. steady; granulated
6G6.1Oc. Coffee-Rio z spot. % c;
Santos No. .. 27@27lc Tallow-ouiet
special TO extra. SN @sNc. Hsy-Dull;
No. 1. 81 .35: No. 3. 81 16 q l 30. Dressed
poultry-Quiett turkeys. 30d 44c: chick.
ems goa 45c; fowls. 16@3lc; ducks 90
a Csc: ducks. Long, Island. 27@ Csc;
geese. Goa 25c: ducks, 166 33c: fowls
27Q2So; turkeys. soc: BOOSTERS, lac;
capons, .3o6 35c. Cheese-Firm; state
whole milk. commons to specials. 81 q
&c., state skins, choice &c specials. Is q
zoe. lower grades, full skins. loo lac
extras. 4oH a 4oN c: special market. Al q
nearby white fancy. 19h a Soc: nearby
state whites. AZ q Acc; fresh firsts. 45 a
4Sc: Pacific coasts. AZ q 4Sc; western
whites. 40 a 49c: nearby browns. 40 q soc
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Commission Market

at the commission market, but only q few
gg tTsWbserriss 's advanced fSSSS s OssS,s;
oranges and lemons 30% b soc ana ge caase
= I Potato price were unchanged. The
largest price CHI nges occurred in the vege.
table bssSs aad kate SsrsSss SSc
Celery dropped slightly. Cucumbers de.
clinsd 5Oc dozen spinach was a1c
oushei lower oth Fnui fnahSeS were suS Nv
Apples-Fancy, Jonathans; 81 30
Golden GOLD Sc r bS. fans wa BBSdwiSs $3.50
bbl.. Winesaps. $3.50; Northern spies
81 ;RSooric BslellSTfrs a. $3.50 box.
G eanaoasMiss SO q half barrel box.
SG pspsnq nis-ss a. s.as sq boR.
Grapee-Fancy California Emperors
os TjEeImon n,.s $3.50 $50.
Oranges-Extra fancy California Valen-
cias. 1865 to 250s. $3.50 a 800: Florida
'f PiSeGaTrsGwinter varieties. $3.50 a bu.;
'AS sStTrawberries1FIoridas 90 a coo quart
Tanserines-syS . excl
Beans--Fsncy Southern Green. SO BOO
Bss % a homegrown. s2-a5 bu-'
Cabbaga.-Fancy Holland seed. 2h a Sc
a bound: New Texas. ga 4c.
Carrots-S2 bushel: new Texas
0~ CSeGlecry-rlorida ss.5o@4 "a crate;
trimmed. sl.25 bunch; ,d SafiiHas enrt
ca diSsUulifaoyw sS iifi $3.50 !, crate
Cucumbers-Fancy Southern. 1915 q
Eegplant-S1 .75 a dozen.
IetttuceMHead iceberg Blue Boy, S4.7H
Q crate; dollhouse leaf. $2.40 a 1o-pounc
OMAN Mfaanaigoes-Fancy Southern. coo bas
= 0nions--spanish. s3.7b. crate; home
1926 a 1O0-lb.. sack; dollhouse greens
0' Parsley eyN : HOMEGROWN. 1925 dozen
Radshes - Buttons, dollhouse. 9oc
doz. punches: long red or white. 65c doz.
Rutabagas-S2 a 50-lb. basket.
Shallots--7bc q basket
Spinach--$1. So o bushel.
sduash-Hubbard 3A q4c. pound.
Tomatoes--Fancy California repacked,
$3.50 a six-basket crate. -,
Trrnips-S@ hq;; $3.50 a Dbl.
Fancy Michigan rounds-whitee. $2.1b a
15O-ib. bag Minnesota. " a 150-lb. bag
Red River Early Ohios. $2.15 12Q-lb
bag: Idaho Russets. $3.50 a 120-lb.
bag: Kentucky cobblers, So a 9. 20 a Dbl.
Sweet Potatoes-X Virginia. St.75 q, Dbl
Eastern Jerseys. 1878 hamper: Indiana
$3.50 bu.: Arkansas. $2.76 hamper;
Goldenglow, $3.50.
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S1O3,63S TO Be
ASKED OF CITY
Ordinance to Provide for Pay
Increases,

Appropriation ordinance Tor s1oS.
63s. to provide funds for increased
pay to policemen--and firemen will
be presented to the city council to-
night by Joseph L. Hogue, city con-
troller.
The council. at 1t slast meeting,
increased policemen's and fremeu's
salaries approximately so cents a
day beginning July 1.
To meet this, Hogue said, $56,02S
additional for flremen and $47,S10
for policemen will be needed.
A number OF traffic ordinances
also will be taken up. Most i'm
portant OF these is an ordinance
providing that Meridian st. and
Capitol Ave. Ohio to Thirty Eighth
Sts., be one way streets in rush
hours, Meridian st. southbound and
Capitol Ave. northbound. $3.50 to $50
a. M. and Meridian st. northbound,
and Capitol Ave-, southbound.. 4:30
to $50 p. m. Another ordinance will
provide for limiting parking on Meri-
dian St.. Washington to Sixteenth
Sts.. to one and one-half hours.
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Religious Education
LEGAL NOTICES

S>~N~~>~>>~~~~N~~~ r~~r~N~~~s~~~>Nes~
NOTICE no HEIRS. CREDITORS, ETC.
In the matter of the estate of Elizabeth
Ehrensperger. deceased. 67-21S77.
In the Probate Cours Of Marion County,
Notice is hereby given that John A..
Ehrensperger as administrator Of the
above named estate has presented and
filed his account and vouchers In hnal
settlement OF said estate. and that the
and action Of said Probs.s Court, on the
14th day Of March. 1925, at which time
all heirs creditors or legatees OF said
estate required TO appear in said court
and show cause. IL any there be, why said
account and vouchers should not be ap-
also required TO appear and make proof
y '"e''' n1 ALBERT H. LosCHE. Clerk.
RINEHART & PAYNE. Attorney.
Feb. 10. %.
NOTICE TO HEIRS. CREDITORS, ETC.
IN the matter OF .he estate OF Christie
phere Katins, deceased. 67.21953.
:. In. the Probate Court of Marion County.
March term, 1925.
Notice IL hereby given that Helen T.
Mueller as administrative OF the above
named estate has presented and filed her
account and vouchers In final settlement
Of said estate. and that the same will
Of said Probate Court on the 14th day of
March. 1925, at which time all heirs.
creditors or legatees of said estate re-
quired to appear in said court and show
and vouchers should not be approved. And
the heirs OF said estate are also required
to appear and make proof of their heir
ship.
THOMAS e; WHALLoN. Attorney.
L n.
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Deaths

Anna Lena Petitgrew. 81. 1920 W. Ohio
Adolf Scherrer. IT. 1889 N. Illinois.
acute cardiac dilatatiop,
Kate Baasken. 73. Ola e. Orange. an
gina pectoris. -
Lu sdH DAVIS DAVIS IS, Central Indiana Hos.
santo Minardo. "a. ao4 villa. pulmon-
Martha Carbaugh, 80. 1927 Ludlow.
cardiac dilatation. -
Clifford. Albert T,h n!,gap "a. city hos
John Hamilton Underwood. So. Long
Hospital. carcinoma.
Charles H. Yates, es. Methodist Hos
UNA Mary " Neral. II. 1928 N. Illinois. in
Mary S. simms, IA. 1884 Bellefontaine.
broncho pneumonia.
Willette Cullum Dingman. 40. Deaconess
Hospital pneumonia.
Dollie fhiele. 81. Methodist Hospital.
hyDOstatic pneumonia.
Eliza Ann Eckert. 3d. 1880 Bellefon-
taine. arteriosclerosis.
Frank swaine, So. city hospital. pull
monary tuberculosis.
John Henry Nunley. Il. 22lS Sheldon.
broncho pneumonia.
Anna l.. Wolf, so. lao E. Market,
Norma Mae Weidman. days. S35 N.
Tacoma. acute gastritis.
Clark Fred Goss, SO. 300 W. Maryland.
ceI flora aJ ospephy 49, 21os N. Meridian.
acute cardiac dilatation.
Duane !. Cherry pishman, II months,
city hospital, broncho pneumonia.
William Oscar Baker. 1 month, 632
Warren. premature birth.
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LIGHT HOGS SELL
AT $11.60; Up 1OC
Heavy Grades Steady-Cat-
tie Trend Better,

Demand for lighter grades of
hogs strengthened at the local yards
today and 10c was added to quota
lions. raising the price to SLIGO.
Heavies and mediums were un-
changed from Saturday at $11.50.
Extreme top was $11.65. paid for a
load of extra good light stock. Bulk
of sales was at $11.50@11.60. Light
lights sold. over a range of $10.75@
f1.60, 1C@25c higher. Pigs were up
fully quarter, at $6.50@10.75. A
few good sows brought 5000, but
the general run of desirable stuff
moved at s1O25@10.S5. Lesser quail
ity brought $10@10,15. Stays were
quoted at s6@9.50. Receipts were
estimated at 1000 and holdover was
GAO. Practically all were cleared.
With cattle receipts Of 300 about
in accord with the usual Monday de-
mand. better tone was in evidence.
In the case of female killing stock,
prices looked to be unevenly higher.
Heavy steers were also moving bet
ter. Heifers reflected slightly the
improved trend in early sales. Low
priced cows and bulls were steady
on light demand and supplies.
There was little good to choice stock,
but local packers were good buyers
of lower grades.
Veal prices were up about SOC per
hundred pounds. Top was SIS and
the bulk brought $14614.50. Me-
<diums were quoted at s10@12 apd
commons $500. Receipts were es-
timated at 800.
Nothing was done in the sheep
and lamb department, with total re-
ceipts numbering 10. Prices were
nominal; lambs ST down. and sheep
IS down.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENT
OF PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE OF THE BOARD

- Indianapolis. Ind; Feb, z. 1925.
u SHSs WORKS hereby c hs y cy By the H sSsFs
necessary to make the following described
e epo az IN BY the hSy q G
adopted by said Board on the 9th day OF
February. 1925. -
Improvement Resolution No. 12296.
WEBSTER AVENUE
From South Property Line of Washing
TO North Right-of-way Line Of the p.
G. @. & St, l.. Railroad
With %SSans anS paxXnS the As roSSTsy
Concrete or Brick, laid on 6-inch gravei
concrete foundation from curb.line. 70
cur5,line TO a uniform width OF "a feet :;
grading and paving the wings OF the In
tersecting street IN similar manner and
TO the widths as shown on plan: providing
az lin. II. Of 4x1S-inch stratihed lame.
manhole tops TO grade.
Also extending all water, gas. sewer and
other private service connections to prop
ty-line, where not already In.
All to be as shown on plan and as speci-
All work done in the making Of said
accordance with the terms and conditions
or the Improvement Resolutions. as num-
bered adopted by the Board OF Public
WOrkb on tne ABOVE named day. ana the
detailed drawings plans. profiles and speci-
ncations 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. March 4th, 1928. D.
M. at it's office In said city as the time
and place for the public consideration of
the pro- Improvement, at which time
said Board OF Public Works will hear all
persons Interested or whose property IL
liable 70 be assessed for SAID Improvement
and Will determine whether the benefits to
the property liable TO be assessed for such
Improvement and the benefts to the City
cost thereof.
By order Of the Board Of Public Works.
CHARLES r COFFIN
w. II. FREEMAN.
M. J. SPENCER
Board Of Public Works. City of Indian
apolis
Feb: 9. ie. 1928.
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age price of twenty rails was 9S.3S. off 90.
By United Press
NEW YORK, Feb. 1e-specula-
tive interest on the Stock Exchange
at start of the new week was focused
on Baldwin's 1924 report. due Tues
day.
Through grapevine channels it
was pretty well known in brokerage
circles chat nothing was earned for
the common stock, against balance
Of better than s25 share In 1928.
But some authorities expressed be-
lief professionals expecting a severe
break on this showing were going
to be badly fooled. Insiders have
been aware Of the deficit for some
time and are known to have been
carefully accommodating the stock
with the apparent thought of stag
ing an aggressive advance after the
report was out.
Another issue on which interest
converged at the opening was Du-
pont, which advanced x of a point
70 149N. Directors of the company
meet at 11:15 a. m. today to consid-
err increasing the So dividend to a
$40 basis.
Heavy selling in some Of recent
speculative favorites caused general
recessions In the first hour. Stop
loss orders were caught In profusion
in various active industrials especial
ly among oils to which large public
participation has been attracted in
the last few weeks. Necessitious
liquidation Of this character gave
impetus to downward movements
which developed considerable mo-
mentum toward IL o'clock.
Ample support was forthcoming.
however, and brisk recoveries fol-
lowed execution of stop orders In
stocks like Pacific Oil, Louisiana OIL,
Baldwin, American and U. s. Steel.
Local Bank cIearinuS
Bank clearings Monday were SO $685.
600 Bank debts amounted to $6,775.-
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MARRIAGE Licenses

Maurice W. Pickett. 81 North Vernon.
salesman; Wilma, D. Pennington. ID
aOY Henry Clay iy Young. 20. ee2 River ma.
chine operator: Flora d. Stewart, %, $40
Division, machine operator.
Ayns gsr M Helen e. d drsS r MeTd
Edward Leroy cS Mccabe "a. Is Newstead
salesman; Mary Margaret seidensticker
Talma Russell Houze, 90. 1851 Wright
-machinist Laura Bell Padgett. 20. 1906
o Earl m Henry %Polfe 81. 1884 W. wash
ingtos. laborer: Hesther Marie Noe. 20,
city. housekeeper
pla Dan B Sslis Lee Si Ram% ss r. ' s9s
Alfred r. wulf. SO, Acton, farmer;
Clara 3 Adams, 80 Acton ho9sselse nD ~
Oh Top ,rinter;; Cordia Beatrice Mcclary.
Frank s. Edward Farmer, 81; $50, sos R RSHsr-
ss s PCS f Robertson A'10a ~en' A0''
David lie Roy, Ballard, 20. 2l Haw-
thorne auto MECHANIC 9, Florence nee, Dorothy
John r. Crouch. 81, Richmond; machine
operator; Mona G. Eckard. AZ. 1000 Park
way Earl t. f HINES. 81 4so N Meridian vel
fare worker: Blanche M. King. "a. 700 N.
Alabama. photographer.
m RoT p asssa g. 7 7HS 6 SS SoSss
William N. Nelson 80, HOS Polk ex-
pressman; Ethel Caldwell. 20, 957 Eugene.
William Thomas Bohannan, rs. sd037
HARRISON brakeman; lone Bohannan. 25.
1876 Colorado. housekeeper.
John G.. Latimore, ~. -2053 Highland.
laborer: Mintha Wright. 20. $50 W, six
Albert A. Henderson. e5. 1929 E. kelly.
blacksmith lucy =. Adamson. 1923 e.
Kelly. housekeeper.
Gully Doniad McCloskey. 80. 459 sher-
man. foreman; Ethel Margaret Solliday.
! william Sims. "a. 24o1 Paris. laborer:
Bertha May Reed. 10. 2410 Shriver.
John Harvey, 90 1915 n Arsenal
Elizabeth Harvey. q. 1546 n; Arser II:
Tenth; Zelda Ruby Price. IL. los w.wsl-
ri Finer sTn james Bond, "a Sis N. Alsbauu
Nellie May Hun. 20, 311 p. Vermont
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FEB. is, %. 1925.
CITY ADVERTISEMENT
LEGAL NOTICE
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE OF THE BOARD


INp66l FiERR To 6 t9S ssS III 1898
Public Works of the City OF Indianapolis
Indiana that sealed proposals will be re-
ceived by II, at its office. until o'clock
D, M, on Wednesday, March, 4, 1926, for
%sn i1oT he city ss'f Il fndsHsDos sS
'''c improvements 1ror Resolution No. 1850.
SECOND ALLEY EAST OF ikkfDfAN
From north property line of Thirty
D II agrsA property ,, inc e Of first alley
AsSRait, Asphaitice oncrete Concrete ~' or
liquidation from 6 inches of property line
to inches ns Ct property line to uniform
AIS Also e 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
~. Ali work done in making of said de-
scribed public. improvement shall be in
of said Improvement Resolution. and the
general asnI detail plans, profiles. drawings
and specifications which are on file and
may be see min the office OF said Board of
Public Works OF the City OF Indianapolis
The Board of Public Works reserves the
right to reject any or. all bids.
W VHAEIFFSk E n MEAoESiN'
NJ. J. SPENCER
Board Of Public Works. City Of Indian
F F6 ie and "a. 1895.
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LIQUOR ARRESTS HEAVY
Total of 1873 Men and rs Women
Slated Over Weekend.

Arrests on various charges during
the weekend totaled 1913 men and
twenty-six women, police states
showed today. Twenty one men and
one woman were charged with in.
toxication. nine men and three
women with operating blind tigers,
and four men with driving while
intoxicated.
Patrick Farrell. 81, Of 1853 Refs
ner ST.. and Raymond McCameron,
"a, OF % Schiller ST., were arrested
during what police said was an ar.
gument over a half-pint of liquor.
Farrell is charged with transporting
liquor, operating blind tiger and
intoxication, and McCameron with
intoxication.
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WHOLESALE DRY GOODS

print Prints SinEhSmes aad p, PeSercaIsss-EmgYp o
staple ginTham t,N 24-inch. ioHc: Wash.
tngton staple prints "a to 25-inch. yell
low, green, blue, assorted figures. IL " q;
and purple, assorted figures ~ u CT; Peter
Pan bingham cloth. 80 to. 36-inch, 81 u c;
Scout percales 64x60, plains. lights. grays
ssnd darks lie; Manchester pearcs,les go, sos
bray q MSSiyiilss s s5amS4r]y iS s.
7.os.. 2O.inch., 25c;- s-os;,, 29-inch $50;
Al isci s,oz..s 36-inch,o 81 Is & io-oz.. SO.
Brown Muslin---Sharon IL. 101zc;
Brookside ILL., ,12c; Blue Goose. pc;
Quake = Lady L. 14hc; Gold Bonds. 40
'nS Bleach aa = Muslin - cracsetecp, se.inoh
1lMc: Majestic, 36-inch. lie: pure
g sansD aesPSh Il he; 9uasssE rd Lady
5IsEci Fgguait' s6-inch. 1ec; Blackstone
. s%Or Eon sHin csmb Quake: alc q Ser RHS
~ "a 81 6 Broyn
bro Sx BIC; Pequ aof fe| bro OWN 55c;
Fcppcrel, GA. bleach Sic: f0-4.. bleach
SOC: Quaker Lady. %. bleach. Sic; 10-4,
bleach. 55c; Peuuot, %. bleach, 6Oc.
Ticking Fairview. l315c; wildwood,
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Births

Edgar and Beatrice Ford. -354 ". South.
Obed and Mary Wil.see, 1927 81; Paul;
: Rowland and Stella Jones, 1903 jackson.
John and Bell Calvin. 52S n. Oriental.
Emmitt and Margaret Reese. 100 s.
William and Stella Peterman. 1715 L.
Don and Mildred Carr. $50 Coffey,
Ralph and Bernadyne Bent. Methodist
hospital.
Girls
Harold and Edwina Mccoy. Methodist
hospital, -. u.,o, ,.o,d o,os r
Twelfth
Fred and Laura Thorn. 2151 olrsy.
Earl and Fern Sylvester. 2143 Parker.
William and Helen Pierce. 1880 College.
Sam and Rinnie Benningfeld. 500 Holly
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LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE TO HEIRS. CREDITORS. ETC.
= in the matter of the estate OF Nancy A.
Commons deceased. No. 67-21000.
:. In the Probate Court Of Marion County,
March term. 1925.
Notice ia hereby given that ARA r.
Commons as administrator of the above
named estate has presented and fled his
account and vouchers In final settlement
OF said estate, and that the Same will
come up for the examination and action
o. said Probate Court on the 1Ath day OF
March, 1925 at which time all heirs.
creditors or legatees Of said estate re-
CURED TO appear In said court and show
cause, II any there be. why said account
and vouchers should not be approved. And
to appear and make proof OF their heir
ship
ALBERT II, LoSCHE. Clerk.
Feb ia %
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SEVEN DRIVERS FINED
Given Penalties for Alleged Fast
Driving In City Court.

Seven motorists were fined In city
court today on speeding charges.
They were:
Bailey Fesler, 2126 Central Ave-,
thirty-one miles, s21; Harry Jacobs,
sol Ashland Ave.. Twenty-Five miles.
so; Fl. @. Smith, Y. M. G. A.. thirty
one miles, s21; Stanley Hunter. 5127
Burgess St.. forty-two miles, $40,
Frank Durgan. 537 e. Eleventh St.,
thirty miles. $15; Robert Harris,
1548 Wade ST., thirty-two miles, Sic;
Paul Dorsey. 20 N. Traub Ave-,
thirty miles, $40.
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Patrolman William Martin,
1854 Ashland Ave-, has been a
member of the police depart
ment for ten years. During
that time he has been 'on a
beat. rode as a motor police
man and. during a greater part
Of the present administration
has been a member of Lieuten-
ant Cox's booze squad. Boot
leggers became well acquainted
with him.
Illicit liquor dealers in Dis
trict 10. where Martin is now
assigned. had better watch out.
During February. between Z
a. m. and p. m. Martin may
be found in territory bounded
by Martindale and College
AYES. and Seventeenth and
Twenty-Fourth SITS. This is an
area where coal thieves work,
and Martin has promised to be
particularly watchful for them.
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News Awaits Hendersons

Adolph Zwerner. master councillor,
Order of De Molay. Terrc Haute.
Ind. telegraphed Indianapolis police
today to try to locate Charles and
William Henderson. to notify them
their brother. John, is dead in Terre
Haute. Police were told the Hen
dersons lived somewhere on Wash
ington ST
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BUILDING SUPPLIES

Portland Cement-Cloth bag. SOC;
Mortar-Novic prepared 75c 1oo-lb
Hydrate Lime-Tinish 55c sack: ma
plaster and Finishes---Ivory Neat. 80.
ID paper sacks 78c: Michigan sttlcco, 81
a 100-lb sack; plaster paris. 81 an S0-lb
sack. stonewall prepared frst coat cloth
Fioo s5Ss N = ,,.,,,o clear SIS. COM
rFevsl Siding-1 hx6 clear redwood
FlnishEcleyaEr' yellow pine. 9. ana Ia,
inch slPo, o 12inch lilo clear rs9EE0od
bro and sla Sncn s5sY PD ss7Rb sl No.
$50 S5a NJ 3 cSomnosn, szs. 0@SD =
Boards-1x4 No, ] common. $50: No.
No: 2 common $780, ks and ixl0 No. /
Ny common s7g: No , common '$47
inch 500: 12-ifich, $40; clear redwood
g. and 10-inch. $40: 12-inch, $3.50.
Shingles-Clear red cedar $3.50 Der
Din DSitmIsnsions--2x4x12 to le-ft.. $40; u
exd2 10 1877 $42;. 2xSxl2 " l6-ft:.
loft. $50: Is TO 90 feet. SO more
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ADVERTISING FOR STATE
Philadelphia Wants Indiana Build
ing at Exposition.

Speaker Leslie Of the House to-
day received a telegram from Mayor
Kendrick of Philadelphia. Pa. sug-
costing that, the Indiana Legislature
provide some appropriate means for
Indiana's representation at the
sesqui-centennial there June IA.
1925.
An Indiana building was urged.
Mayor Hendricks said the exposition
will be international in scope.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-16

Seventeen persons were baptized
Sunday morning by the Rev. Charles
M. Reed at the Woodside M. e.
Church. In the afternoon he bap-
tized twenty-five persons at the
Brightwood M. e. Church. Converts
arc a climax to recent evangelistic
services at the Woodside Church.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-16
CITY ADVERTISEMENT
CITY ADVERTISEMENT
LEGAL NOTICE
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE OF THE BOARD
LEGAL NoTICI


Indianapolis. Ind, Feb. ID. 1925
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Notice 10 hereby given by the Board OF
Public Works OF the City of indianapolis
Indiana, that sealed proposals will be re-
ceived by II, at its office. until 2 o'clock
p. M, on Wednesday March 4, 1925. FOR
the following described public improve
ment. IN the City Of indianapolis. AZ au-
Improvement Resolution No. 1902.
ADDISON AVENUE,
Street,
TO north property line OF Ray Street
BY grading and paving the walks with.
cement placed next to the curb line TO a
uniform width Of feet; grading tho
lawns to a uniform width on 4 u feet
All 70 be as shown on plan and as
All work done in making of said de-
scribed public improvement shall be In az.
cordance with the terms and conditions OF
said Improvement Resolution, and the gen
eral and detail plans. profiles drawings
ana specifications which are on file and
may be seen In the office of said Board OF
Public Works OF the City OF Indianapolis
The Board of Public Works reserves the
right to reject any or al bids.
CHARLES. e. COFFIN.
W. II. FREEMAN
NJ. J. SPENCER.
Board Of Public Works City OF Indian
Feb IA % 1904