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Evening star., 1925-09-21
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Evening star., 1925-09-21
NEW YORK POULTRY.

NEW YORK, September 81 R.-
Live poultry unquoted. Dressed poul.
try irregular: chickens, fresh. 25a40:
do, frozen. 20a36; fowls, 21a37: old
roosters, 17a23; turkeys, frozen, 30a46:
do, fresh Spring, 40ao5; do, fresh.
old 20a30
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ORROWTTQG
$40 TO $500
For Emergencies

My Own Views on the Subject
If needed $40 to $500 in an
emergency |
would NOT want to borrow 1t
from a friend or employer.
would NOT want to borrow it
from a relative.
would NOT want to ask any one
to indorse for me.
would NOT want to be under
obligations to any one.
| WOULD want to borrow from
some one who made a business
of lending money.
l WOULD be willing to pay a rea-
sonable amount for the use of
the money | borrowed.
l would NOT go to the first money
lending concern that | came to.
| WOULD consider ONLY a firm
that was long established In my
community.
The Fidelity Loan CO.. licensed by and
vision Of the banking department. Is we'll
and favoraby known in this community.
reliable firm that makes business Of
lending money st low, lawful rate and
has a genuine desire to be helpful.
Should you need money. now or at any
time do not fail to call on us.
FIDELITY LOAN co.
W A. Thomas Mgr.
Room 532 Lemcke Bldg.
1O6 +. MARKET ST
MAIN 127S
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seems strange that while
some kinds Of oak trees give
- us one of our heaviest com
mon woods, another kind should sup
ply us with cork-a substance so
light that life preservers and floats
for fishing seines are made from It,.
The cork oak forests Of Portugal,
which contribute nearly one-half of
the worlds annual crop, cover an
area greater than one-fourth Of Mas
sachusetts.
Thousands of men find work in
the deep shade of the gnarled old
trees, with their evergreen leaves
and their rough trunks covered with
thick, gray bark. New layers grow
rapidly, so that a fresh sheathing
from one-half inch to two and one
half inches thick Is ready for cut
ting every nine or ten years. The
trees are about twenty years old
when they yield their first crop,
which is so rough and coarse that
it is worth little. The second strip
ping gives a better quality, but the
best harvests do not come until the
oak is about forty years old.
The stripping is usually done in
July and August. With a sharp
knife or Ratchet a cut is made
around the trunk near the base and
another just below the branches.
These cuts must not injure the in
ner layer or the trees will stop
growing. The two incisions are
Joined by long lengthwise cuts.
Then. inserting the wedge-shaped
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-10-26
BRITISH RUSH
DIRlGIBLE WORK
Shenandoah Disaster Fails
to Dismay.
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
LONDON, oct. e6.-Undismayed
by the fate of the Shenandoah, the
British Air Ministry ia rushing
through the work Of reconstructing
the zepplin R-33 and trial flights VIII
be made soon.
The RIB was badly damaged last.
April when 1t was wrenched from IT
mooring mast and blown out to sea
in an accident similar to one which
befell the Shenandoah prior to its
fatal crash in Ohio. Sept 3. The
crew on board the R-33 however,
subsequently regained control Of tho
airship and fought their way back to
land after the storm subsidized.
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end OF HIS Ratchet handle, the worlv
man prizes off the sheets. The
branches yield a thinner layer, but
one Of fine quality. Anywhere from
forty-five to 500 pounds of cork may
be taken from a single tree.
After seasoning for few days.
the cork sheets are boiled In great
watts to remove the tannio acid and
to soften them so the hard outer
covering can be removed. At the
seaport the bark is pressed into bales
and loaded on vessels. At the factory
the slabs are softened by steaming,
sliced into strips by circular steel
knives, revolving hundreds OF times
a minute, and from these strips the
corks for bottles are cut by other
machines.
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FOR COLORED

KRIEGER. 1926 e, Prospects two rooms,
in-a-door bed bath and, fully equipped
sS65o See eat or e %
5991
H. H. Woodsmall & Co., Inc.
I'VE insure everything but the hereafter"
FOR rent; 5 rooms upstairs: water cleo
trio lights gas. $40 Roach ST.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-10-26
MISSION TO BROADCAST
Wheeler City Organization to Give
Program Over WFBM.

Wheeler City Mission will broad
cast over WFBM this evening. the
mission. A special program will be
given.
Leading rescue mission men OF
America will speak Peter Quartet u
Dayton, known as the mission sond,
bird" the indianapolis Male Quartet,
and piano solos by Mrs. II. e. Eber-
hardt, will form part Of the musical
program.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-10-26
WRITER'S CLUB TO MEET
Plans for Second Card Party Of
Series Under Way.

The Writer'S Club will meet Tues.
day evening at the Splnk.Arms. The
editor OF Farm Life Will be the
speaker, Members may bring guests.
The first Of a series OF bridge
parties to be given by the club was
held Saturday evening at the home
of Mrs. Carl Taylor, 1900 N. Della
ware St The second party will be
held the evening OF Nov. 20 az the
Polly Primm Tearoom.
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A. NJ. MAGUIRE.
EMSLET w. JOHNSON,
Board OF Park Commissioners of the City
Of Indianapolis. Ind.
n,S -

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
ON PRoPz265EERHS G ANoaRabRiNNkkNNGcSs TO THE
Colncil Of the City Of indianapolis will, at
said CITY. at p. M. on Monday Nov. 2,
1922. hold a public hearing on General
ET1s and H so y" 9 w. Igo s s WIFI ar
nances may. bo filed and Interested persons
may be heard with reierence thereto
poses TO amend supplement and change
General Ordinance No. la. 1922. by
changing and amending the district maps
Of said ordinance 50 az to include within
the U3. or business district and the A6 or
unlimited area district and the H3, or los
territory:
Beginning At a point on the west prop;
nc north property T!s no Of Sixteenth S nth" St
thence west to the center line of tho first
alley west qIf niiqois ST.; thencse. north to
west TO point 204B feet west OF the west
property line Of Illinois ST thence north
Of Twenty-First ST: thence east s' to the
s nor p' % p af 200 p0s P' ne
thence cast TO the center line OF Person
s.; thence south to the center line of first
to the west property line Of Illinois ST.;
thence north TO The place Of beginning.
And by including within the VA, Or fret
trict. or the following described territory:
Beginning on the east property line Of
Tacoma Ave. at a point 1927 Il. north
of the north right way line OF the In
dianapolis Union Railway Company thence
east to a point on the west property line
of the first alley east OF Tacoma Ave. and
1859 #. north of the said north right
of-way line: thence in a sOutheasterly. di-
rection TO point on the east property line
of the first alley east of Tacoma Ave, and
1874 ~. north of said north right of-waY
line; thence east TO a point on the west
property line of Temple Ave. and 1850 H..
north of sad north right-Of-way line
thence south along the west property line
of Temple Ave. 10 said north right-of-way
line thence in "A north westerly direction
along said railway company's right
line to the east property line Of Tacoma
Ave; thence north with and along the
east property line of Tacoma Ave. to the
place Of beginning.
The amendments of said coming ordi.
nance proposed by General Ordinace No.
90. 1925. are as follows: BY adding the
words "or existing on neighboring prop
erty" at the end OF clause of section %
by adding the words Tor any use or
building for public convenience. safety or
welfare" after the word utility" In
clause of section 23; ard by adding the
words "ots or tracts" after the word
lot I'm clause q OF se'tiOn %.
Said ordinances together with maps per
tanning thereto. are on file in the Office OF
the. City Plan Commission for public eX-
jobs. W RHoDEHAMMEL City Clerk
Oct % 1925
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Auction Sales
AUCTION
La ACRE EARN

AUCTION
155 ACRE FARM
Will sell without reserve on promises
? miles south of NOblesville Indiana; 10
miles northeast of indianapolis State Fair
Groynds. on Allisonvile Concrete Boule
ward. Tuesday. Oct. 27th. 80 y. M, 100
acres good sugar and walnut soil. com
paratlvely level; well tile drained in high
state Of cultivation; fair fencing; 800
story frame house: electric lights. circu-
lating water system f0x60 barn: good
condition; electricity: tool she'd 20x50.
new. wood house. smoke house poultry
house wind mill. All newly painted and
repaired. Two acres orchard. Convenient
" I located miles from church. ssch9ol
owner Sale in charge of r. c. Poland
Auction CO.. NOblesville. Ind.
Oct. 21 % %
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EXPECT NEW TRIAL PLEA
CODnersviIle Doctor Found Guilty of
Poison Plot.
BIZ United Press

BU LNVcd PTess
MADISON, Ind, Oct. ga mo-
ton for a new trial Is expected to
be filed in the Jefferson County
Court this week for DIR. James Sam
pie. Connersville physician, found
guilty Of attempting to poison his
father-in-law.
Sample entered a plea of insanity
at the time Of the alleged plot to
poison the father-in-law, James c.
Reed. Judge Roberts held that Sam
pie was sane.
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Legal Notices
NOTICE. OF HEARING ON .REsoLUTIoN
CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS. OFFICE
OF THE BOARD OF PARK COMMITS


NOTICE OF HEARING ON RESOLUTION
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
CITY rz g OF 20 INSp2IAhMSAPPQbIS 9EF,F,IICflE
81 SEk D0 GfFY R n. LIANA 0oMNlS-
To Whom 1t May Concern:
NOTICE is hereby given by the Board Of
annapolis Indiana. that it is desired and
deemed necessary. to make the following
described public Improvement in the City
OF Indianapolis. as authorized by the fol
lowing numbered Improvement Resolution
adopted by said Board on the 22nd day Of
IMPROVEMENT Resolution No. IT. 1925.
To construct a reinforced concrete
glrder bridge. over the canal at Fifty Ninth
ST. now Kessler Blvd. connecting Section l
and Section Of Kessler Blvd. East End,
n the intersection of said F.fty-Nnth ST.
and Westneld Blvd. Said bridge is to be
Built on d ia P which are now part Of the
Indianapolis. Indiana, and is to be used
for park and boulevard purposes.
described public Improvement shall be in
accordance with the terms and conditions
OF the improvement resolution as num-
bered and adopted by the Board of Park
and the detailed drawings. plans protileS
and specifications which are on file and
may be seen at the office OF said Board Of
Park Commissioners of the City of Indi-
That said Board of Park Commissioners
2 O'Clock D. m, at its office. in said city
hall as the time and place when final ac-
ton will be taken confirming. modifying
will receive and hear remonstrances from
persons interested in or affected by such
pr3PeifedingFs and when il WI determine the
CHARLES a. BOOKWALTER.
An ,MAGUIRE2
Board of Park Commissioners. City OF In
~. ddiGanlapolis. IIqdIiaana.
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, Agents and Solicitors

INEXPERIENCED making big money.
Our Stylish Guaranteed $3.50 and $4.95
shoes selling fast Immediate inquiries in
vited for big Expansion Program. STYLE
ARCH Din $3.50 Cincinnati
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Legal Notices
80


n. a distance of IRA feet to a. point Z
feet. measured az right angles, from the
soJ tn property line Of the aforesaid lot No.
ly parallel TO and z feet distant AZ right
angles from the south property line ,S OF
ward Terrace to a point 65.63 feet west of
the east property line of the aforesaid lot
sPae 'hf ns aance OF T' 5s Se 20
point in the south property line of the
aforesaid lot No. 4 thence southeastwardly
line of IN aforesaid lots Nos. 4. To-, 20,
AZ; % and ~ TO place OF beginning
side Of FIR &c. IS desb sd0 as s0E ION
beginning at tho northeast corner of
ton Boulevard Terrace thence south along
the east property line of the aforesaid
Lot No. 7S a distance of "a feet 70 a
the north property line OF the aforesaid
Lot No. rs; thence ENTHUSIASTICALLY and
westwardly parallel to and Z feet distant
line OF lots Nos. rs. 80. 40. %. 10 and
10 in the aforesaid addition to Washing
ton Boulevard Terrace. TO point SO. 30
aforesaid Lot No. i6: thence continue west
2S. 80 feet to a point in the northwest line
of the aforesaid Lot No. Is said point be.
RF 70 in he sSgt6 pr9gfTty line 2f
and eastwardly and southeastw ardly along
the north line OF the aforesaid Lots Nos.
16., 40. %. 40, 81 and rs to the placo
BY said Resolution II is provided that
Thursday. Nov. II. 1925 at Q o'clock
D. m. ut the office of the Board In the
City Hall in the said city will be the time
and place when final action will be taken,
confirming, modifying or resembling said
resolution and when il will receive and
hear circumstances from persons interest
ed in or affected by said proceedings and
when il will determine tho public utility
ard benefit thereof
CHARLES A. .BooKwALTER
FRANK p MANLEY.
A. NJ. MAGUIRE.
EMSLEY w. JOHNSON,
Board OF Park Commissioners of the City
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NOTICE OF HEARlNG.
PART A. :" SECTION 2. KESSkER BLVD;
EAST END. TAKING OVER FIFTY TX
NINTH ST. FROM WES SscE, ,, BLV ~;
no CENTRAL. AVE, FOR RAFT 1I1S Irr,0 0E
RFS0IUTION OF REAL ESTATE
ABfTTvTTNG THEREON TO WIDEN THE
SAME no A UNIFORM WIDTH OF 90
FEET. BOARD OF PARK COMMITS
siONERS OF THE CITY ,rS OF IHHdDiiAAHS-
APOLIS OFFICE OF THE BOARD
To Whom II May Concern;
Notice is hereby given, by the BOARD OF
Park Commissioners of the City OF Indian
apolis that by its. Acquisition Resolution
No. 10, 1925. IL has determlned TO take
over Fifty Ninth 81. from westfeld Blvd
purposes, and Designated as Part A." Sec
purchase and use for park purposes the
following described real estate in Indian
apohs Indiana and AUDITING thereon. to
100 feet. as follows. to-wit:
1.-TWO striDs of ground. one on the north
side OF Fifty Ninth St. and the other on
the south Side of FiftyNinth st. between
the southeast property line of Westtleld
Blvd. and the west property line of Gem
trail Ave-. more particularly described AZ
The strip 70 be acquired on, the ncrth
side of Fifty-Ninth St Is described as fol-
"Beginning at the southeast corner OF
Lot No. AZ In Washington Boulevard Ter
race. as recorded in Plat Book No. 10.
mage 81, In the Recorders Office of Marion
County, State of Indiana. thence. north
along the east line Of the Aforesaid lot No.
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IOT1CF


Stockholders Annual Meeting of the
election of officers and general business at
the office of Kingan & Co.. indianapolis
Saturday. Nov. 14th, az 10 a. m.
A. NJ. Movie. Secretary.
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Rentals
e--MisceIIoneous

GARAGE; forty cars; splendid location for
storage. repair. gas. etc: some storage
already here, Rent very cheap. 2l3O e.
WASHINGTON St
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Death Notices

Xix. ALMA. (nee Halbleib) Age 20 years,
pitai; ,'S Wife of George Zix Jr., mother OF
Armila. Funeral at late home. 1928 n.
keystone Wednesday, $3.50 a. M. st.
Philip Neri Church. a. m. Burial at st.
,Josephs cemetery.
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NOTICE no CONTRACTORS

NOIlNE 10 GONlkACIOkS
ssdS q s SRe T ne sfSgsa of & city
o. Indianap dis az the office Of the Board.
100 North Meridian, Street. indianapolis
Indiana. until > o'clock p. M. Tuesday
Nov. 10. 1925. for the construction of an
addition to School No 81. located at the
Ave. Indianapolis. in accordance with
plans and specifications PREPARED bv y. A.
building. Indianapolis. said plans now be-
ing on file In the offices Of the Business
Director Of the Board of School Commis
counts in the Statehcu,e, Indianapolis In
diana. and ia the offices OF the architects.
All bids must be submitted on blank
form No. 90. as prescribed by the Indiana
State Board Of Accounts. which blanks
will be furnished to contractors with the
Proposals must be accompanied, by a
certified check on an Indianapolis bank. or
AMOUNT Of Of the he bid. The check or ex-
Of the Board Of school Commissioners OF
the City of indianapolis
In case a bidder whose bid shall be &C
cepted shall not within i've t5) days after
notice of such acceptance perform his bid
by entering into a written contract with
the Board, 70 perform the, work in accor-
and within that time secure the perfor-
mtnce Of his contract by q surety BOND,
the Board. his cert ihcd check or draft and
the proceeds thereof shall be and remain
the absolute property OF tne bOdIO rs
liduidated damages agreed upon for such
failure. it being impossible to estimate
the amount Of damage such failure would
occasion to the Board
Copies of plans and specifications MAJ.
be secured by contractors 1T tho offices or
the architects
Sealed proposals will be received sepa-
rately on the following parts OF the work.
% General Construction.
~ Heating and Ventilating.
(9) Plumbing and Sewer Work
(4) Electrical Wiring and Fixtures.
Each proposal shall be in a separate
sealed envelope with writing thereon plain
~ Indicating the character of the work
20 which the bid relates. as, Tor example.
bid for General Construction. Addition TO
School No. 81"
The right is reserved by the Board TO
reject any or all proposals and to refrain
from accepting or rejecting proposals not
more than ten (10) days.
The total estimated cost OF the ab0ve
mentioned divisions of the work is Sl2O.-
BOARD OF SCHOOL CoMMIssIoONSEF5Rs OF
THE CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS.
BY WILLIAM II. BOOK,
The Lambertville record., 1925-11-26
HARD TO RECOGNIZE
NATIONAL PASTIME

Sports writer's in Calcutta call the
pitcher n bowler and the bat trun
cheon. THE wicketkeeper Is II cross
between n fencing master and deep
sea diver SO appeared musk and
helmet TO mda's argus eyed reporter.
The bowler LITERALLY threw the bail
with all his force ut his nggressor"-
which seems to make Hornsby our
foremost aggressive American citizen
on the diamond.
"Thcre appeared to be as much
merit IN missing the ball as hitting 1t,
provided II was done a certain mum
Der Of times
II seemed moreover, thnt those navy
"batsmen waggled their truncheon In
most aggressive manner" Besides
which, the "batsmnn was advised to
keep an awful watch on the ball"
at happened that the bail and
truncheon met with resOundlng
whacks. This electrified the elders,
who had hitherto been shouting weird
words to the bowler"
notwithstanding which, Secretary
Kellogg Is expected to carry on inter
national amenities as If nothing had
happened.
The Lambertville record., 1925-11-26
PIncsppIs.cheese Salad.
Mosquito al Home
ia All Countries

The mosquito Is perhaps of all IN
sects the most widely distributed
throughout the world There Is abso-
lutely no known hand That Is not In
tested with ut least one variety of 1t
and there are at least 100 varieties.
England has, indeed, elnimed to be
free from Them, but that Is only be
cnuse they are called gnats, though
they are mosquitoes, all the same.
II Is stated ON scientific authority
that moi only the eggs but also the
larvae of mosquitoes the familiar
"wipglcrs' may he frozen soidly
within blocks Of ice and thus kept for
an indefinite time only to be as vital
us ever when they are thuwed out. The
entire llfc-cycle, from the laying Of the
egg, through the various laryal and
pupal stages, to the laying of eggs by
the new generation, comprises only n
few weeks. Complaints hive been
innde by miners and others In the Yu.
kon region aud ~ cape Nome, Of the
almost intolernble plague Of those in
sects In northern Alaska, Detroit
NpWs
The Lambertville record., 1925-11-26
TAKE CENSUS ON
HOG RAISING

Since there is misunderstanding on
the part of some farmers in the
vicinity of New Hope as to the use
fulness of the information as to
hog production and crop acreages,
obtained from the cards distributed
by the rural mail carriers, Postmas-
ter Edward n. Dubs has requested
us to publish the following state
ment furnished him by the United
States Department of agriculture,
These surveys are made with thc
help of the rural carriers, who e:sCer
distribute The cards to n certain
number of farmers alclg their
routes, with the request that these
be filled out, or the carr, iei fills out
the card himself by interviewing the
farmer. The carrier is instructed to
get information from farms which
will give a good average picture or
sample of farms on his route, pre-
ferably by taking all of the farms
along a part of his route. big and
little, good and poor, owned and
rented.
If a fair sample of all farms is
returned in each State, figures for
these farms should show the same
changes as all farms. 1t is impos-
sible to take an actual census emu
meration of all farms each year, so
changes in production and acreage
each year must be estimated from
samples The nearer these samples
are to being exact, the more cor
rect will be the estimates.
The Department of Agriculture is
the best qualified agency to under
take such work, but the accuracy Of
its estimates depends upon the ac-
curacy of the returns made by far
mers.
The benficial effects that such in
formation may have upon price is
shown by the level of hog prices
during the winter of l924-25 com
pared to the previous winter. The
pig surveys of June and December
1924 showed a decided decrease in
hog production in 1924 compared
to 1923. Marketings, however, dur
ing the winter from the 1924 crop
were almost as large as the pre-
vious winter, and in December and
January were the highest on rec
ord. In spite of these heavy mar
ketings. hog prices We're from $500
ot $500 per hundred higher than
during the winter before The heavy
marketings were rightly interpreted
as being an early marketing of q
smaller number of hogs caused by
short corn crop and not as in
dicating correspondingly larger
number of hogs.
But unless these estimates can be
kept dependable the trade will dis
regard them and will be guided
either by private estimates or by
actual marketings as these take
place. Therefore, every farmer
should help to make these reports
accurate by making the report for
his own farm complete and ac-
curate.
The Lambertville record., 1925-11-26
He Had Had Enough,
and Announced Fact

Albert, age three, went with his
mother to family reunion. Music
and speeches occupied the morning,
and then, as the program drew to a
satisfactory close, an Old uncle rose
to pronounce the benedlction. Albert
looked all around inqulrlngly, then
seeing that his mothers head was
bowed, lowered his own with n sigh
and an air OF forced resignation.
The benediction, characterized by
faltcring speech and many pauses, was
long drawn out The fact, together
with certain mysterious sounds issuing
from the direction Of the dinner table
spread beneath the trees nearby and a
growing restlessness becoming evident
in the crowd, were not lost on Albert.
AS the uncle reached the point OF
making his most touching appeal ami
absolute silence prevailed, Albert slid
from his seat, clapplng his hands loud
ly and shouting:
"Ive had enough of that. Come on
mother, dinners ready r'-Indanapo.
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