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Other Live Stock

bS GOO @ 9s loo off, SR 5000
1915 a 10 10: light lights. $500 e.65;
heavy packing, smooth So SOC 1910;
Psssins SSSs rssasos s9SoSSssf8eR ea
fed steers, 25 a soc Off; mediumve hts
W wei steers. $is; yesrlinEs. $3.50; fed
and esstsrs.. f5@Sbc up; calves steady !:
bulk prices. beef steers and yearlings So
heiters. s5@5.a5: Gamers and cutters.
Sockets sE,as and feeders SHEEP
Receipts i 900 Tor week; around 10 600
25c up; feeding lambs rs a SOC up; week, 5
bulk pricee: fat wooded lambs. SIS q
1ds5 yses practically top $ls S5 e s0
closing top $1s.75; clippers. $i9S0Si8;
top yearlings; $1675; wethers. So; fat
lambs. 5000 OH; top. $3.50.
Pr, PITslB9gIRGH, Jan. l7.5;csttleSSooRses-
@ ~ good e. ss g I99s; fair So veal
~Receipts, light; market steady; prime
fss iss ss9S a1 ass de $lsS mae s
dunn $10.75 q 1885,; heavy Workers,
lss gd95 5S7yS gh' r TSufsss $sSs5SS
stays. $450955o. ~ y 800
CINCINNATI. Jan. s7,-cattle - Re-
ceipts. 200; naarxet. slow; shipping steers,
B 100; MARKET steady. hiERsT; good to to
choice packers and butchers. S1066. Sheep
Era i9 RSssiIsa Is. steady; good sos choice
EAST ST. LOUIS. Jan, II. Cattle
seess 49, yeaa spet beissss sti9
q s.s5; calves. .SIIs 80 a 1850 stockers
@asEet 1895 up 2ssYz %
S s. Il son. s5a n So pss s q SS
bulk Sio@ho.So. shesgsdE g + 30;
9 q Gs, sB9od cutters. $500; wool lambs sls
SsSs$sD make; 81 s;sSsSss;
medium sioeo0 1915; pigs V s.; = r oUa2S
sn men; steady g unchsased; soed e ehelss
@I$: good 10 Choice heifers. IS @b 80;
good to choice cows, $4.50@5 fair. TO
SSws as so sseO .s sSTs ss@
SIS 20. CALVES JReseipts. 200; market.
Receipts. 1875; market siloA and steady; ;
shipping steers. SO. 50n11. butcher grades.
ceipts. 100: market active and steady: Gull
to choice, .$3.50@16. Sheep and lambs
Receipts. 4 400, market active: lambs csc
1890. Gull to fair, $10@17; lyeariinss,
$40 616; sheep. $3.5O612. Hogs-Bs-
ceipts. 2.4QO market slow asid steady
Workers. $e@10.75; pigs $3.50 a $50 !;
IL: roughe. $9@9.60; stays. sac.
80
light; market eteedy: heaviee SIO.T6
medium $40 90 @1G.75 Workers. $40 40
a. 1880. good pigs. $T@8. Calves--M ar
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BeariSh Professionals Face
Losses Trade Reports
Very Favorable,
Average Stock Prices

o aysrf RTdaEP @ss 7t1Te HD du ITsT
$50 price of twenty rails was sS.41,
up .05.
BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Jan. 17.-Friday's
late recovery was continued emphat-
4cally and convincingly in the brief
session at the weekend. Bearish
professionals who had been skeptical
about the staying power of the rally
speedily found themselves facing
ugly losses, especially in volatile is
sues like Radio Corporation, Sears
Roebuck, Cast Iron Pipe and Amert-
can Locomotive.
With the standard reviews of condi
lions in merchandising enthusiastic
over the existing situation and the
outlook for growing prosperity,
banking accumulation was addi-
ttonaIly fortified by heavy public de-
smand in all classes of stocks.
Further proof Of the influential
character of the buying which took
advantage OF yesterdays recession
was supplied in the final dealings.
Pivotal stocks continued 20 rally in
vigorous style with Steel displaying
the greatest aggressiveness. This
stock reached new high ground on
the recovery at 1851 in the final
dealings, stimulating bullish activ-
fly throughout the list. Eastman
Kodak was a feature of the special
- reaching new high ground at
in anticipation Of early increase
Of its IS dividend rate.
The market closed higher.
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80 LEGAL NOTICES
CITY ADVERTISEMENT
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE OF THE BOARD


TO WHOM IT NAY CONCERN: S'
Notice is, hereby, given by. the Board Of
INDIANA tha on Si the istE DAY Of anGar
1925, they approved an assessment roll
the following described public improve
ment, as authorized by the Improvement
Improvement Resolution No. 1870.
EUCLID AVE
From the north property line of Twen-
: 70 south line of Brick Roadway in
Twenty First st.
i, BY srdan g tns T9}a9wa yyd HEN Of ~ f
grading the wings of the intersecting alley
in similar manner and 70 the widths
the roadway with Stratified Limestone.
Berea Sandstone Granite or 6x24-inch
intersecting alley in a similar manner and
TO the widths as shown on Glan. Pre-
s4 anS sS ne OroS ss s. eqH nea fa ies
of 10-foot radius granite corners; and lay
ing 90 Iineal feet of 12-inch drain pipe
at Twenty-First ST., as shown on plan.
: All to be as shown on plan and as spec-
Persons interested in or afected by said
described public improyement are, hereby
notlhed thai the Board OF PUBIC WoE !5S
monstrApces viii be received. or heard.
against the amount assessed against each
whether such lots or tracts of land have
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 prtna
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 q. COFFIN,
w H. FREEMAN,
NJ J. SPENCER,
Board of Public Works City Of Indian
Jan. Il. 15. 1e. II. 10. 20. 81. 1925
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HOGS STEADY At
FRIDAYS LEVELS
Prices Range From $40 to
5000 Slack Demand,

Hog prices ruled steady at the
local yards today. Light receipts
and mediocre demand brought about
the steady undertone. Top was SOTO
and the bulk of sales was at $1o.1O
@10.45. Heavies brought 10000
1870; mediums. $1o.25@1o.45; lights,
s1o@1O.25, and light lights. $3.50
10. Pigs sold at $3.50 down. sows
sold at $s@s.75. Receipts were es-
timated at 5000. IIoldover was
8 200.
Although receipts this week were
approximately 74,371, about 6,400
less than the previous week, prices
show a net loss of about .40c over
that weeks final level. This was
largely caused by slack demand.
The market. however, is in a good
position and no drastic changes In
either direction are anticipated by
dealers.
Cattle trade was quiet on receipts
of $50. Prices during the week
were well maintained until on Friday
a sharp narrowing of the demand
for beef steers and heavy heifers
sent prices CSC lower. Handyweight
and light steers were 35@40c lower
in several Instances. Fat yearline
steers sold in CARROTS, near the end
of the week, at 1886. Mediums
ella - eg S0Ao IIoox,.1 baifa,-e x.,o,.<
quoted .at $5@7 and fat. light
heifers, sS.50@9.50. Choice cows
scored a Csc advance on Wednes
day and finished the week meeting
good demand at $6@6.25, and $3.50.
Medium to good cows sold at 1915
Q4.75. No changes were made in
Gamers, cutters and bulls.
Veal prices had an easier under
tone on account of the scanty
supply OF 200. One or two sold at
SIS and the bulk of good stuff sold
at $13.50@14.50 Mediums were
quoted at $s@11 and commons, Sc
or. Prices for the week have ruled
steady and the market was largely
without feature.
Little was done in sheep and lamb
division. Prices were quoted
nominal. Lambs finished the week
at the highest level since 1920, selling
at $40, paid Friday for band of
choice Westerns. Native lambs
were quoted at $1750Q1S and
throwouts $12@14. Sheep were
steady on light receipts at $3.50
down. Receipts have been light and
have considerably hampered the mar.
ket. Dealers say they will pay Chi.
cago prices for good Western fed
stock. - 49,,
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NEW HIGH SCHOOL
PLAN CONSIDERED
Modern Gym Arrangement
Discussed,

Tentative plans for the West Side
high school to be erected at Sheffield
Ave. and Washington St., and the
colored high school on West ST. be-
tween Eleventh and Twelfth Sts.,
each to cost approximately 100000,
call for new arrangement of audi
torium and gymnaslums whereby,
with raising curtain between the
two. the auditorium would be used
for spectators at athletic games in
the gym. The plans were considered
at a school board meeting Friday
evening.
Each Of the buildings is to be a
three-story brick structure. including
a basement floor about two feet be-
low the ground.
West Side is to have thirty one
classrooms and laboratories and spe.
cial rooms; the colored high forty
six, according to tentative plans.
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WRITER TO SPEAK
TO YOUNG PEOPLE
Conference Plans to b
Completed Wednesday.

Miss Cynthia Pearl Maus Of St.
Louis. writer. will be chief speaker
at Marion County Young Peoples
Conference. Jan. 80-Feb. /, at the
First United Brethren Church, Park
Ave. and Walnut ST.. under direction
of the Young Peoples division Of
the Marion County Council of Re-
ueious Education. Approximately
500 persons are expected.
Other speakers will be Miss Truly
Fosbrink, State young peoples vice
president; DIR. e. N. Evans, execu
tive secretary Indianapolis Church
Federation; e. T. Albertson, execu-
tive secretary Indiana Council of
Religious Education, and H. G.
Rowe. Young Peoples superin-
tendent.
The council viii meet at dinner
Wednesday night at the Y M. C. A.
to complete plans.
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HOOVER TOKEEP
CABINET POSITION
Dry Chief Slated I'd Go, Re-
port Says,

BIZ United PFess
WASHINGTON, Jan. II. - The
situation in Washington was calmer
today after official announcement
from the White House that Secre-
tary Herbert Hoover would continue
as head of the Department Of Com
merce and that the President ex-
pected, for the time being, no fur
Their changes in important posts.
Latest developments were that
Federal Prohibition Commissioner
Roy A. Haynes, Is slated to be re-
placed as soon as Congress votes
on the Cramton bill to make an i'm
portant appointment in the pro-
hibition bureau and that General
Hines will resign as head Of the
Veterans Bureau.
Theodore Roosevelt Jr., was men.
toned in connection with Haynes
successor, Roosevelt is ct present
available and the Presidents choice
may land on him.
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Deaths

Laura Hobson. 81, S51 Il. st. Clair
chronic myccarditis.
Francis Slaughter. FL, 1888 Cornell. pull
monary tuberculosis.
Maud F. Jaauith, a., RAJ Blue Ridge
Rd. acute dilatation OF heart.
Bernard Coyle m. 1143 McLain. chron.
@Herbert Kennedy. RI. Ola Maple. pull
Pauiins Stephen. /. aaoe Martha. lObar
pneumonia.
sNarish d. Ford. 70. 27o1 Baltimore
Effie Temple Downs 40. 942 Gray, per.
Chadwick Parkam. rs. city hospital
Kate poo1tRitt. 30. Methodist Hospital
carcinoma
chronic nlyocardttis.
E.. Ambrose Andrews. 40. S0l n. Gray,
Ellsworth Caffyn, 90, Methodist Hos
pital. acute cardiac dilatationS
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CITY ADVERTISEMENT

0o1-rUaItO1 uDI1C 'fO4ASs. VIZ % N
Jan. Il. 15. 1e. II. 10. 20. 81. 1925
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STATE BOARD OF
FINANCE CHOOSES
$50 REPOSITORIES
Thlrty-Fiye Marion County
Banks Allotted Part of
Sf5,O00,000.

State finance board today com
pleted appointment OF $50 State de-
positories, from 500 applicants. To-
tai request for deposits was about
$2S 100000. Total granted was
Es15. oOO,o 900.
Average annual deposit is $4,000
600, although in June and Decem-
Der a peak Of $12.ao0,00O often is
reached. Thirty-five Marion County
banks were appointed.
The banks and maximum deposits
granted them are; IEvington State,
$4,000; Brightwood State, $500;
Peoples State, s150,0O0; Aetna Trust
and Savings, $15O,000; Forty-Second
Street State, $4,000; Citizens State
Of Beech Grove, $4,000; Broad RIP
pie State. $4,000; Indiana National.
$500 900: Postal Station State, $500;
Security Trust, sS0O,000; Citizens
Bank of Southport. $4,000; Fidelity
Trust, 100000.
New Augusta State, IS, 900: State
Savings and Trust, $4,000 Marion
County State. $4,000; Tuxedo State,
$40 1000; City Trust, $4,000; Oaklan.
don State. $4,000; Continental Ma
tional, $4,000; Union Trust, $780,.
900; Fletcher American National,
$4,000; Bankers Trust Company
$500, 900; East Side State, $4,000:
Farmers Trust, 900; Fletcher
Savings and Trust, 100000 United
Labor Bank and Trust Company
$4,000; Merchants National, $115,
600; Meyer-Kiser, $350.O00; Guardian
State, $25 900; Washington Bank and
Trust Company. 100000; Belmont
State, $4,000; Indiana Trust, $780,
goo; Acton State, $4,000; J. F. Wild
& Co, 5000, 900.
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DRUG STORE LUNCH HIT

Lunch service would be prohibited
in drug and cigar stores by bill to
be introduced next week in the In
diana House by representative
William f. Werner, Indianapolis. 4
fine up to 500 could be levied
against any person violating the act.
"A drug or cigar store is no place
to handle food" Werner said
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Cash Grain

CHICAGO, Jan. corn-No 8 vel
s9 Ii al 1 gl No y & IA Nc, Il ?
No 4 mixed, 81, 1917; No. 5. SIG; No
9. S1.1311; No. 4 white. S120G 1872; No
6 s1-14@1.163s; No 81 1914 @1.14
oats--No. 3 white. 90 Y g So 1Aci No 4
no 2, s1.54& Emoyth-S5.75d
TOLEDO Jan. 17;-wheat-cash. SO. o4
1861 Nc 3 I.sSh al So eRy + :
S1.04. Clovsrseed- Cash. old. SIS. 65
new and jan. SIS. 90; Feb. and Mar
SIS. 70; Oct. $155O. Timothy-Cash and
Ian. S3.35; Mar. S.. Alsike-cash
1855; Mar. $3.50. butter. Gs a aS5c
Eggs. 81 q Soc. Hay. SIS.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. l7-wheat-May
81 $50 Y July. 81 80; Sept 81 40; No j
I'll; No. 5. 81 80 al. SO: No. hard
1852 No. 2, 81. SO u al 81 No,
1.S6A, Corn-No. white. 20: May
81 y a 64c. No 8. 59Q 50 y.
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INQUEST IN AUTO
DEATH RESUMED
CIews Prove Worthless In
Whitaker Investigation.

Coroner Paul F. Robinson today
resumed his inquest iEto the death
of Miss Ada May Whitaker. 20, OF
300 w. Tenth St., Tuesday night.
Sergts. Harry Smith and Jack
O'Neal of the police accident proven
ton bureau, in charge of search for
driver of the auto that struck Miss
Whitaker as. she neared home and
drove on, said they have no very
good clews. An auto said to an
swer description of the supposed
death car has not been found, and
police since have been unable to find
a man who said he saw it. A clew
in Lafayette. Ind, where a car with
a hat frozen to It's front fender was
seen, proved worthless when it was
learned Miss Whitaker's hat was
found near her body.
A car seen In a filing station here
Wednesday night with blood on the
fender was traced to Greenfield, Ind.
The owner proved perfect alibi.
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Births
GIRLS

Isiah and Eliza Bridgeforth. 221 Shelton
Earl and Anna Strietelmier. 122 Bloom.
Dan and Victoria Bolio. 1is 8. Cali.
Green and Hattie Berry. 437 w. Six.
John and Stella Crum. Methodist Hos
DePew and Efne Embry. ga Fletcher
girl and boy. twins,
clvde and Mary Warner, 943 N. War
Homer and, Nina Huston, Ala PARKWAY
Charles and Bertha Kendrfck, 1919 Hoyt
Parlor and Pauline Lawrence, 425 Smith
Ronlus and EAvna Keller. Dol N. Ia
coma. 80
Coy and virdell Hicks. 1887 Kappes.
Hughes and Bertha Enix. 1927 Martin
william and Anne Smith. 54oH g
KoBert and Josephine Smith. 247o
Albert and Martha ca-nes. zoe Geisen.
James and Porter Winters. s21 W. Wal
James and Katherine Borna 462 W
Eighteenth.
William, and Myrtle Morton. lab e
: Fred and Matilda Prather. sss E. Nc
Earl and Martha coffng. Methodist
: Erwin and Hsllie Mccomb Methodist
George and Esther Brake. Methodist
Harry and Sylvia Alldredge. e5s Liv,
Raoul eud May Syers. 1888 lockwood
TWINS
DePew and Effie Embry. 544 Fletcher
girl and boy.
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LAST RITES FOR FIREMAN
City EmpIoye for Twenty-Eight
Years Dies Suddenly.

Funeral services for Lieut.. Charles
w. Milender. At, of 1880 Indianapolis
Ave-, city fireman, for twenty years
assigned to truck Company Is at
1913 w. washington St., will be held
at the residence Monday at 2 p. m.
Burial will be In Crown Hill. He
died suddenly at his home early
Friday.
Lieutenant Milender was born in
Indianapolis in 1878 and was ap-
pointed to the fire department in
1896. He was praised byyFire Chief
john O'Brien as being one Of the
most efficient men on the force. He
was a Mason. Capitol city Lodge
will have charge Of the funeral. He
y lrurgswed hy khe wta<w and three
ohiklrens CHARTS. asa. $40 E6Hk
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Commission Market
Fruits

fruits
fancy APDl 6scoascy spnssP boa sp e Ssl
sssezc ssI5S5IHs sSso SSf b..
G GopecoDs9rnIs--ss 81 Ss hHpdTed bo.
Grapea-Fancy California Emperors.
fsmoas. :; cs " y s5SS.5o.
P8Ss 70 s5os la9 sG7s ba5 Fl ssda
Pears Bartlett, S. q ,bushsl: extra
stGsw5S5ssss4s{Ps sSS esc Quart
Vegetables
Beans-Eancy Southern Green. S3@s.5o
aoI Rssi 5aassssy .igg Sashs 2Se4Oe
Cabbage-Fancy Holland seed. 2 g Be
csFTots-1s1.e 5 pushed: New Texas.
Caulifower-California, S3.25 q crate.
css trimmed s1Bo S ssac cs az ziS
81 80 crate
Eggplant-S1 rs . dozen.
LsttueeS II Ics6srs bye Boy s4;5oo
Msngoes-Fancy Southern. eoc has
onions-spanish. s2lS@22b = crate;
home-grown, % q 1OQ.Ib, Sack; midland
green's. Csc dozen punches.
Parsley-Home-gro grown. $3.50 dozen
punches.
Radishes-Buttons, hot house. 81 .B0
dozen.
Rgtabaeas-s1, 2e@1.5o 5o-lb. basket.
Shallots-75c basket.
Spinach--S2 a bushel.
TomstoesFancg1 Saifor as F p1unal
81. a six-basket crate
Turnips--Sl 65 a bu.: 81. 90 a barrel.
Potatoes
Fancy Michigan round white $215 q
150-lb. bag: Minnesota. 50 a 150slb bag;
Red River Early Ohios, S21R I2O-lb.
bag 5dano Russets. S342.25 12Q-lb.
Sweet Totatoes-v1 Virginia @4.75 ) bar
rel; Eastern Jerseys. S3.76 hamper; In
Qana. $3.50 bushel: Arkansas 1915
hamper
Fur on. S2.75 @a.25 Dozen
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Marriage Licenses

Carl A. Homer. 90. 1885 s. Meridian,
fireman: Mildred Ellen Branson. %. 1247
Dave Alexander. %. 22s Cora. laborer;
Emma Bell Babb. 1S. 219 Cora.
Fred r Wilson "a Thornton, Ind cleo
t..cian; Ida Violet Vincent. %. ST. e.
John Toison. 81. 22o Bright hospital
orderly; Fay Marsh. 20. 554 Holly. house
laborer: Lois V. Powell. SO. 2524 Belle
fontaine. housekeeper
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Produce Markets
(yobbers Buying Prices,

(Jobbers Buying PricesD
diansaSp sIi SOC S,s dosen: No. 3. 81 held
eggs 200 storage eggs, selling whole
Politry-Fowls. An lbs. up. 1e@21c
Leghorn poultry. 25 per cent discount:
sae Ducks Df pounds 9D sS SD unde
ssfa old - g g ssSPi Sssss 70 Iss. " . .
Butter-Packing stock butter. 1e@22c;
cresn@Butter tat deiiTere s1 at r Indian Jan,
Rabbits2s1 IS @S.25 dozen. drawn.
York fS sss syn Wisconsin Rss NSs
burger, "a a 26c: wisconsin daisies, enc;
Domestic Swiss 500 42eI Imported soc:
81 So3 American loaf. 33c: pimento loaf.
3oc Swiss loaf. 40c
bit firm. PorE-f firm MsssMss1 ~ "
Q3s.. Lard--Easiefi midwest spot. Sic IS
al 90 test sglFsagsw s ssS:d cs sssady
sgg0t % @s;Ss7 5sc: Santos 40. = !. .Ss q
81 S1oHe HayMgGiet sDiS No. l. e 81 So a 5
sSTSyazt9suiet; turkeys, rs a 45c; chickens,
ducks, Long ISLAND. 81 d Zee ea bo rs 81
zOc, DUCKS. 10 Q37c. fowls. 20 a 32c tur-
keys. Acc: roosters. 14c chickens rs a
Csc; broilers. 35 a 40c; capons 35 a 40c.
Cheeee-Quiet; ssiste whole milk. com
mons to specials, 10 q 26c; state skins.
choice to specials 10 a zoe; lower grades.
loo 13c. ButteT-Steady. creamery ex-
tras, SO n o; special market 80 q a 40hc c.
Eggs-Firm: nearby white fancy 40 "A a
Coo; nearby state whites. 55 a 64c: fresh
frste. 60@ 65c: Pacific coasts. IS 90 64c:
western whites 48 q 63c; nearby browns,
SO a SIC.
GET cyHdIoAgo: Jan. 113-Bgtter-Eeceipts,
Eirsts. SO q gre 80 second, Ss 1919.
SSs Wrists 50 q SooG- e5RR sessL;rg vi g
ass ear f iss sp 1sSsl &c. RqSss
roosters. 15c. Potatoes-Receipts. I2i
cars quotations. Wisconsin round whites,
CLEVELAND. Jan 17-Poultry. live,
heavy fowls. 27c; mediums "a a 24c: light
1 e az zoe: springsrss heavy 27c;, light. IS
a 32c; light. 2SG Ssc; turkeys As a soc.
Butter extra In tubs 43 q 44c: extra
hrsts, 40h "a nc; arsts. 36 " @39 y /;
Eggs, fresh gathered northern. extra.
6Oci extra firsts., 5Sc: Ohio hrsts. SIC;
weTst a. 7 FIR ilrsts S7cs, ooaooo
$2.OOQ2-26 per LOO pounds
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Tank WAGON Prices

(Gasoline prices do not include Stats
puSo asSc Red SEsown 1Sas f s0a
13.2c; Silver Flash. tic: Standard ada,
ton, 81 2c; Sinclair commercial. 1929.
Light. II. Be: Perfection, 11.7c; Standard
furnace oil. loco tunderl 200 gallons) !
,oc tmore than goo gallons); Bright
3 NAPTHA A. Energee Cleaners 1850; "
NJ. & p. 1880: Stan5olind Cleaners. 1886.
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
Of PsrSs rs nerepg gwen by the board
dianapolis, that by its Aquisition Resolu-
ton No. l. 1925. it has determined to ac-
9uire the following described real estate in
the City OF indianapolis. Marion County.
Indiana. for section one of Kessler Blvd,
East End. to-wit:
Beginning at a point in Kessler Boule-
yard. west ends inrthe east halffe3 Section
z; Township 16 North, Range 3 East,
feet west Of point los. aS feet north Of
the southeast corner thereof: thence south
eastwardly on straight line a distance OF
point 2,956.4 feet north of the southeast
corner OF the aforesaid Section 2: thence
s0q rIe ns r. b ana st nSpthesstwaFdy on
1,146.26 feet distance of S9S .33 feet to
E.: point. SAID curved, line crossing the east
1924 4 feet north of the southeast corner
thereof; thence ENTHUSIASTICALLY on
a distance Of 1872 feet to a point Of in.
tersectlOn OF the center Line of Meridian
gS se eet 6oF n2rt ii tS SAD P9iRt 6s9
the center line Of Meridian Street with
the center line Of the ,Westf1e d boulevard
same straight line, which makes. an angle
off of the center line of Meridian Street
Isl o. feet to q. point; thence northeast,
wardly and southeastwa rdly on a curved
line TO the right having for its radius
521 81 feet a distance of 545.91 feet to "a
point; thence continue southeastwardLSo n
a straight line tangent 10 the afot fsald'
curve distance of GIL 90 feet to the Doints
of intersection of the center line II the
Westfield Boulevard with the center line Of
Fifty-ninth Street. said last straight line
making an angle of 90 degrees OF 81 the
center line of Westf1eld Boulevard =
The proposed Boulevard to be 100 feet
in width. 80 feet on either side OF the
above described line.
That said real estate so to be acquired
is to be used for park and boulevard pur-
poses of the City of Indianapolis, Ey said
Resolution it Is provided that Thursday,
the 9TH day of Feb. 1925, at the Office of
the said Board in the City Hall in said city.
will be the time and place when final 90
ton will be taken confirming, modifying Of
resembling this resolution. and when 1t viii
hear and receive remonstrances from per-
sons interested in or affected by such pro-
ceedings and when it will determine The
public utility and benefit thereof
CHARLES A. BOOKWALTEH.
A. M. MAGUIRE,
EMSLEY w. JOHNSON,
F. P. MANLY,
Board Of Park Commissioners Of tho City
of Indianapolis.
Jan II. "A.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-17
Driver Hurt in Crasl

John Hessong, $3.50 Ashland Ave.
was suffering from injuries today
received when he was thrown out
of his auto when it was struck by a
machine driven by William La
Roche. AZ, Of 1915 Elm St, at Ohio
st. and Capitol Ave. Friday. La
Roche was slated.