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Births


field
Homer and Edith Crockett se4 Eugene
=, Hansel and Caroline Kirchbaum, 1O22
Nelson
Richard and villa Clouse. 2o31 Belle
fontaine
?, lie Roy and Marion Miller Methodist
Glenn and Givenn Bond. Methodist Hos
pital.
Lawrence and Mary Alexander. 1919
;, Fred and Mary Nordsiclz. st. Vincent
Hospital.
Benjamin and Anna Pryor. 2112 N. Wal
Mckinley and Lucille Haslewood. 21Ie
Boulevard Pl.
Girls
James and Catherine McNulty, S25 N.
Rural.
Charles and Charlotte wiese, 719 N.
Drexel.
:, David and Florence Kern. Methodist
Hospital.
Hospital.
John and Della Lamouruex. St. Vincent
Hospital.
George and Leons Egenolf. 1921 Hoef-
gen.
80 and Doris Jordon, 1905 Sturm.
Herman and Leona McMillen, 1160 N.
Pershing.
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TWO WOMEN ARE HURT
Machine With Four Passengers Is
Observation-Disclosures Held.

Two women, Mrs. Cora Carson,
%, of $50 N. Senate Ave, and Mrs
Margaret Whitaker, %, of 643 In
diana Ave-, both colored, were
seriously injured today when an
automobile in which they were
riding turned over in front of 1014
8. Capitol Ave. Both are in city
hospital.
Two men in roadster machine,
AL Raine, 81, Of 2SS w. Wyoming
ST., and Samuel Shirley, AZ, of 527
w. wilkins St., both colored, were
only slightly injured. According to
their story, Raine, driving, swerved
to avoid man pushing a cart, hit
the curb and turned over. Raine
was slated on a speeding charge.
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PRESIDENT FOR
HONOR SYSTEM
Industrial Advancement Seen
by Chief Executive.
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
WASHINGTON, April IA fur
Their statement by President Coolidge
of his attitude toward business in his
address to a convention Of textile
manufacturers here Monday night,
revealed that 1t is aiming at the
honor system" In business.
I'VE shall never reach an ideal
condition in our industrial life," said
the President, until the laws are
voluntarily observed by our citizens
without the constant and wasteful
interposition of government and
court action.
THE American genius for mass
production, coupled with our great
and varied natural resources" he
said, CONSTITUTES the assurance Of a
continuing industrial advancement,
the end of which we can neither es-
innate nor foresee."
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449 BUILDING LICENSES
First Quarter of Year Shows Gain
In Small Homes.

Profiting from the balmy weather,
builders have obtained 449 building
licenses for a total of $495,7S dur
ing the week ended tnril 4, accord
ing to a report to the board of
public safety today.
During the first three months of
1925 there was gain Of 73S in the
number of permits over the same
period last year, with a loss in val
uaIon of $255,944, indicating more
extensive building OF small houses,
according to board members.
Homes constructed during the
three months this year totalled 99S,
a gain of 141 over 1924.
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PRESENT CASE
Final Hearings for the
Armour-MorriS Co.

BIZ United Press
WASHINGTON. April. T. At
torneys for the Armour Norris
packing company will present argu-
ments today before Secretary Of
Agriculture Jardin at final hearings
on the merger of the two companies.
They are expected to contend that
since the consolidation Of these two
companies more than a year and a
half ago, no monopolistic trend in
the packing business has manifested
itself.
Counsel for the companies also
are expected to point out that the
consolidated companies has been
competeting with 1904 other pack
ing companies, aside from small
local and rural butchers and farmers.
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CITY ADVERTISER NT
LEGAL NOTICE
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS


1%RS oTReRE H. {RS ARJ! 81 1925
pSe %ds e cf yhs sS cy U S the sSaTa
Indiana, that sealed proposals viii DO re
ceived by II. at It's office, until 2 O'Clock
3 M on "Wednesday April S2 1922 for
ment in the City Of Indianapolis, as au-
Improvement Resolution No. 1927.
SAMOA STREET
From northwest property line Of Brook
side parkway. north drive.
To southeast property line OF Brookside
BY grading and paving the roadway with
wooden Block, Asphalt, Asphaltic Concrete
or Brick, laid on a 6-inch gravel concrete
a uniform width OF "a feet; grading and
paving the wings OF the interpreting alleys
IN similar manner and to the widths as
shown on PLAN providing 81 llneal feet
of 4X18-inch Stratihed Limestone Marginal
Stone; constructing l catch basin, includ
ing inlet 9. top; providing new iron inlet
with connection made to inlet, catch
basin, and manhole; and resetting man
hole tops TO grade.
other private service connections to prop
erty line, where not already In.
.ro AL 70 DO as shown on plan and as
All work done in making OF said de
scrioed public Improvement shall be In ac.
cordancs with the terms and conditions OF
said Improvement Resolution and the
general and detail plans, profiles, drawings
and specifications which are on file and
may be seen In the office of said Board OF
The Board of Public Works reserves the
right to reject any or all bids.
CHARLES Il. COFFIN,
w H. FREEMAN,
M. J. SPENCER
Board Of Public Works. City OF Indian
apolis.
April 2, IA. 1925.
CITY ADVERTISFMENTT
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TOBACCO WAR AIRED
Lexington Firm Asks Injunction in
Federal Court.

Suit for $4,000 damages and an
injunction was filed in Federal Court
today on the New Albany, Ind,
docket, by the Burley Tobacco Grow
ers Cooperative Association, Of Lex
ington, KY, against Joe B. Turner,
Of New Albany, Ind, operating as
the New Albany Loose Leaf Tobacco
Warehouse.
The Lexington company alleges
the New Albany warehouse operator
sold tobacco which the plaintiffs
members had contracted to turn over
to the association. The Injunction
is asked to enjoin the defendant
from interfering with contracts be-
tween the association and its
members.
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Three young men giving their
home address rs Harrisburg, ILL.,, and
stating they were en- route to De-
troit. Mich, we're taken by police
Monday. The Ford coupe in which
they were riding, according to Ser
geant Woollen, had no license plate
or certificate of title The three
men, who gave their names as Reu-
ben Varter, 27; Claude Mcneil, 81,
and Murrell Kinds, rs, were all held
at city prison.
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MARRIAGE Licenses

Edmund D. Hagard. 49, 2916 Washing.
Ton. physician; Louise G. Tevis. "a. city
hospital, nurse.
Jacob Zinsmester. 25. 415 N. Noble
truck driver: Emma L. Rawlings 26, 1922
Polk. seamstress
Lain. clerk; Myrtle Gerth, 81. 1901 Miller.
forewoman.
Roy Charles Koechlin. 80, GAINESVILLE
On1o signalman; Clarrissa Mabel Woods.
Samuel Henry Porter. %. e34 W. Tween
y-F1fth, porter; Audrky Hamilton. 10,
b22 w. Twenty Fifth.
Charles E. Young. 20. b44 s. West.
teamster Emma May Sutherland, rs. 636
Z. New York. housekeeper.
Walter, Aaron Johnson, 40, 526 e. Fall
Sreek. school manager; Maude Beth Fuson.
80. 623 N. New jersey
Sherry Elrod, 20. Coredges Apis, me-
chanic: Ida Mae Ross, %. 62S e. Vermont,
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stocks f19.43,- up ]. Average price of
twenty rails. 95S1, Up Ito.
BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, April IA sturdy
and active market with numerous
new highs for 1926 greeted traders
at the opening of the stock exchange
today.
Blocks of individual transactions
were of considerable size, notably
1000 shares of steel common at
115%, up "a; motors were featured
with new 1925 highs for Willys-Over-
and the "a" at 81.
The oils were in great demand
and at better prices, Phillips being
particularly active at 40%, up a.,
following a 1h-polnt advance yester-
day. Marland Oil sold up to 37%
Pacific Oil got to $50, a new high
since the break, while Standard Oil
tnNew Jersey ruled above AZ.
vsDall money renewed at A per cent.
against "a per cent. renewed rate
in the previous session, but bankers
were com placent over the money
situation. No calling Of loans APP
peared and out-of-town funds were
reported flowing in this direction
attracted by the relatively high
rate.
Professions renewed pressure on
some Of the speculative leaders in
the late morning, encouraged by the
manifest reluctance Of buying to
follow prices up. Baldwin was
forced down two points from the
early high Of 115 a. Cast Iron Pipe
points from IT'S IL and Radio
Corporation "a from Sc IL. Chi
cago and Northwestern was heavily
sold, dropping more than three
points to 81 on speculative reports,
questioning the stability of the
present "a dividend. In 1924 a bal
ance of $500 was shown for the
stock.
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Legal NOTICES
LEGAL NOTICE
OFFICE OF THE BOARD


OFFICE OF THE BOARD
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, April g. 1925.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
SGtice wsr aere5y given BY the 4oSd Of
be e, reScetved by IT, a its o. office until 90
1925, for the following described public
IMPROVEMENT, In the City Of Indianapolis
as authorized by
Local Sewer NSmpr99ySssmafen' Resolution
Resolved. by the Board Of Public Works
diana. that the construction Of local
sewer. intended and adapted only for local
use by the property holders whose proper
adapted for receiving sewage from col
lateral drains. be. and the same Is, hereby
ordered in SnFdw 9E9Vng vEN1IE
70 Te0% q point @dines 4R5 H Feet east.
Beginning at Sewer in Arlington Ave
at Dewey Ave; thence east In Dewey
Ave, TO point 40 . feet o east Vi,-e0d nina
IL inches In diameter and said sewer
with al its appurtenances shall be con,
and specifications now on file in the office
said City. The cos. Of said improvepent
the property holders whose property abuts
thereon and upon the City of indianapolis.
rent. all according to the method and
manner provided for in an Act of the Gen
eral Assembly Of the State Of indiana ZEN en-
titled, "An Act Concerning Municipal Cor
porations." approved March q, 1900; AS
easements. il deferred, are TO be paid in
ten equal annual instalments. with inter
est at the rate of 6 per cent per annum.
bond or bonds shall be issued 70 the
contractor in payment for such work, UNI
less the property owners pay said PSSess-
sUnder no cirnustances shall the CITY OF
Indianapolis, DO or be held responsible Tor
any sum or sums due from said properly
owner or owners for said work or for the
any bond or bonds ertihcate or certi-
fcates issued 10 said contractor In pay
ment fer such work, except for such
moneys as shall have been actually re
ceived by, the city from the assessments
said city IL by said above entitled Act re,
ouired TO pay. All proceedings had, ana
work done in the making OF said improve
ment, assessment Of property, collections
therefor. shall be provided for In said
above entitled Act,
Ali work done in making Of said de-
scr1bed public Improvement shall be IN &C,
cordance with the terms and conditions OF
eral and detail plans. prohles, Drawings
dan specifications which are on tle ana
may be seen in the Office OF said Board
of Public Works OF the City OF indian
The Board of Public Works reserves the
right to reject any or all bids, ,-~,
CHARLES z, COFFIN.
NJ. ]. SPENCER,
Board of Public Works, City Of Indian
AS Si'i and IA, 1925.
CITY ADVERTISEMENT
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CITY ADVERTISEMENT
LEGAL NOTICE
OF PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE OF THE BOARD

No 69Tihc9SO 70 c6 5%Rii AeI's 1870.
Nltice Is hereby, given by. the Board of
Indiana, that sealed proposals will be, re-
oeiyed by Il 9t its ofhGe UNTIL O'clock EEK
the following descbe ap pubc iiS mSro Ier
ment. IN the City of indianapolis. as au-
lmDF0vemccGotN eeSi2igt,o9 81 No. 1878
From south property line OF Maryland
TO north property line OF Georgia St.
With Wooden Block, Asphalt, Asphaitlc
concrete foundation from curb line 70
curb, lie to uniform width OF 20 feet
grading and paving the wings Of the In
tersecting alleys in similar manner and
10 the. widths IA shown on plan; curbing
both sides OF the roadway with new Strait
fed Ld5m9est9ne Berea Sandstone, Granite
wings OF the intersecting alleys in a sim
liar manner and 70 the widths as sh9wn
radius granite corners; providing so lin
IT, of 4x1S-inch Stratifled Limestone Mar
ginal Stone, and resetting iron inlets
Also extending all water. gas sewer and
other private service connections 70 prop
erty line. where not already In.
All TO be as shown on plan and as
Ali work done in making OF said de
eordsnce With the termS and Conditions Of
said Improvement Resolution and the gen
eral and detail plane profiles drawing.
and specifications which are on file and
may be seen in the office OF said Board
of Public Works OF the City OF Indian
apolis.
The Board Of Public Works reserves the
right TO reject any or al bids
CHARLES e COFFIN,
w II. FREEMAN
M. !. SPENCER
Board Of Public Works City OF Indian
April Z and IA. 1923.
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BIZ United Press
PUEBLO, Colo, April 7.-Physi-
clans held out hope for Santez Orez,
IL, after they had cut into the boys
heart and removed a bullet which
lodged there when the boy stumbled
and fell while carrying a loaded re-
volver.
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Produce Markets

v Sssh HfEs NDSnf FS. S ss
2ec. Poultry (6pying pricesl--Hens
ducks goc geese i4G young S
80; BatteFtat iSbpeTs repay:
T seSsf Sns sss,n t eAssss HiqS
SsE1So e; :e %per.Sd soe New s yost tS
Ssa9 ase; TIsSoonpn dsisies," 27c; rsa
iE caf az g' s~ AS' ios9 ss as.. '~' '''
CHICAGO. April 7.I7Butter - Receipts
ary ss4 SsHssHSFy &c i s 81 ags,
90 4 @97c Sheese@fEins ,24c Ameri
sSEs ,g dRSEs aSo roSs ssss lss
roSnS %hss & Gfns Fonng
S 81 IDAHO @kusses Reg ESE oRo' soc
ctEvEgh 4 ND, April APP it,. 7m5PQ2p]tE gyy &C
G ses s%g?s gSs IG2sHas$SESs e
packing stock. S4@25c. Esgs--Northerr
ohio extras, oS31 nc; extra drsts 80 g
pounds: Michigan. 81 500 90 Florida
new Rose No. l. $3.50 barrel
NEW YORK, April 7.-Flour--Quie'
and firm. PorkE-7Firm; mess, $41 80
Lard--Weaker; midwest spot, $16.65 a
1875. Sugar-Raw steady. centrifugal 81
test d D p. 4.59c; refined easy; .granu
so% {; santos No. 4. "a y g 25c TALON
Dull special, to extra. y g s%e Hay LAY
pressed MGt t NG 3 so 4SS
chickens. 90 a 44c; fowls, II a 35c; ducks
&O027c; Long Island ducks 20 a 29c; ca
pens PSess ia q Sd? dueks Soc foSis
@38c: turkeys, 400 Ape roosters, 15c
S S6,ckess5 cheesepS sac who'll
milk common to specials, Fl a 26iSc But
terMFlrm; receipts, 10, $685.. creamery ,ex
EsSTs-EasSy S receipts, w 74.s1i; " nearby
white fancy ba 80 @4oca nearby STATE tat
. 3001 38c; nearby browns, 33 a SIC.
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Bishop Frederick d. Leete, Indi.
annapolis Area of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, was in conference
with district superintendent Of the
storm stricken areas of Southern In
diana and, Illinois today at Vim
cennes. Plans will be laid for re-
building churches.
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BuiIdinu Permits

International Typographical Union. re-
model ESQ M,sridi rsrc sS'S 9e2o Wash.
~'s jesse peIi dwelling. 11ec W. Thirty
rO jesse 'f BEL, dwelling. 1895 Buris
Edward Jones. remodel. os4 W. Tenth,
N: II; Miller. dwelling. ss0 N. Glad
NJ: Y; Miller. dwelling ss1 N. Glad
M. NJ, Miller, dwelling, s97 N. Glad
NJ \, Miller. dwelling. sos N. Glad
Edward Mcdowell, addition. 21o2 E
6. D. Hartley, garage 1920 Fletcher,
Chester Henry. dwelling. s23 Forest.
Ben Milburn. dwelling. 1908 8. State
-. Sexton. dwelling. 7ae Elder
j. 4. Mitchell. dwelling. 141 W. Forty
= ]. 4. l Mitchell, furnace. 141 W. Forty
Laura Dunn, dwelling. 1913 N. fremont,
90 800
Balm & Alton dwelling. 1213-15 w
Balm & Alton; furnaces 1213-15 W
Charles Arbogast garage. 155 S. La
60 David Reed g2SaSs 41e Centennial.
:: 8 &; GI e.; sun.
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PHILADELPHIA, April THE
Pennsylvania Railroad Companies
net profit for 1924 amounted to
$38, 134, SIT, in addition the company
received a special dividend from the
Pennsylvania Company amounting
to $S,0O0,00O.
The company paid a per cent
dividend
During the year the company paid
taxes amounting to $500 900.
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BISHOPS RITES DELAYED
Church Official Dies at Home In
Portland, Ore.

BIZ United Press
PORTLAND, Ore, April t.
Church law will prevent the funeral
services OF Arch Bishop Alexander
Christie until after Easter, mem
bers oft he Catholic clergy said to-
day.
Archbishop Christie, head of the
Oregon City See since 1899, and
senior archbishop of the Catholic
Church in the United States. died
here late yesterday.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENT
LEGAL NOTICE
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE OF THE BOARD

Indianapolis, Ind. April 9, 1926
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Notice is hereby given by the Board OF
Public Works of the City of Indianapolis,
Indiana, that sealed proposals will be re-
D. M on Rednes sd T April -, 1sS5. Tor
the following described public improve
ment. ia the City OF Indianapolis, as au-
Improvement Resolution. No. 12ae5.
STREET,
From West Property Line OF Illinois
To Northeast Property Line of Indiana
By removing all of the present pave
ment and base and grading and paving the
alley with Asphaltic-C Concrete, Concrete
foundation from property-line TO property
line to a uniform width OF 95 feet; or
grading and paving the alley with AS
phalttc-C Concrete LAID on a 4-inch As
phaltic-Concrete base to the above named
width.
Also extending all water. gas, sewer and
other private service connections to prop
erty-line. where not already in.
All to be as shown on plan and ss
All work done in making Of said de-
scribed public Improvement shall be In
accordance with the terms and conditions
of said improvement Resolution, and the
ings and specifications which are on file
and may be seen in the office of said
Board OF Public Works Of the City OF In
The Board of Public Works reserves the
right to reject any or all bids.
W. n. FREEMAN.
Board Of Public works. CITY Of Indian
April Z. Il. 1925.
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CINCINNATI April 7.-Cattle-Re
ceipts $50; market, steady shipping
steers good to choice, $3.50 a 1850
S12 6125O. Hogs Receipts. 400; mar
ket. SOC lower; good to choice packers
and butchers. $3.50. Sheep-Receipts,
500. Lambs-Ma rket. steady: good to
choice, S16.50@17,
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PITTSBURGH. April 7.-Cattle - Re
Sg5S s., s SsTs. sSssns sS
lambsEReceipts. 4 doubIe-decks; market
1925 fair mixed, $6@7:o spring lambs,
market lower; prime heavy S14 mediums,
S14@14:l0: heavy Workers $14@ 1910;
1875; roughs. $1T.50G 1875; stays.
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Prices on Coal

west AP'hE Vsna Y lump tss,c COKE SsntS SlS
lump. ~ 20; Pocahontas mine run, 81
ana egg, $6.35 Q6.75; Indiana mine run
- 80 Q650 wheeling SOC tor
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BU United Press

BU United Press
CHICAGO, April Grain futures
moved up at the opening of business
on the Board of Trade today.
Strength in sentiment, created
through bullish reviews issued by
leading traders, was stimulated early
by an advance in Liverpool.
Broader trading in corn was In.
spired by better cash business.
oats sympathized with other
grains.
Provisions sold off with hogs and
grains.
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Local WAGON Wheat
Pennsylvania Railroad Report

annapolis grain elevators are pay.
III 65 for No. Q red wheat Other
WE accordingly
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GOOD TONE IN
GRAIN START
Corn Inspired by Better Cash
Business.
BULLETIN

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, April Both
corn and wheat continued to rise
on the local Board of Trade to-
day and at the close of the
days trading were higher than
their previous close.
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Local Bank CIearingS
Bank clearings Tuesday amounted 10
2,656. 600. Bank debts were S3,4l5, 900
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STOCKS Open
MCTIvE With
new HIGHS
Oils Are in Better Demand
Transactions of Con-
siderable Size Made.
Average Stock Prices

Average price OF twenty industrial
stocks 1913 up ]. Average price of
twenty rails. 95.S1, up lilo.
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AMUSEMENT
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BOB MAY BOOST PRICE
Men Might Have to Pay More to
Get Haircut.

BU NE I Service
LONDON( Nov. 20.-Increased
prices for mems haircuts is threat
ened as a result Of growing demands
on BARRIERS time for bobs and careful
hairdressing. Expensive hygienic
innovations and additional training
necessary for caring for women's
hair has made the trade demand
higher prices, leading hairdresser
said.
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ROADS OPENED,
SAYS HIGHWAY
TRAFFIC Sheet
State Bulletin Gives Con-
ditions Over In
diana.

The State hnighway commission
in the past few days has opened
several miles Of pavement and gravel
roads. the commissions weekly traf-
fic bulletin announced today. The
Crothersville- Scottsburg section OF
State Rd. / was opened excepting a
mile at Marshfield; State Rd. 40 was
opened between Rising Sun and
Aurora; Rd. 10 between OaktoWn ana
Carlisle, and Rd. IL for about ten
mile south Of Marion.
Surface conditions, detours, and
conditions Of State roads out OF IN
dianapons for the week of Nov FL
II, were given in the bulletin as iol-
lows:
No. / New Albany. indianapolis, South
Bend Michigan line )---Detour 5usS na ao o' W.
f PERU Two 9G9In |es NORTH 81 & Ednburs to
New rSRT pane aesOfr from Crothersve scots
S SReFe et sFaRe fo H1s Cd state RI Tarre
Hsst IF Richmond Qua and at one-eighth mile
S No. S4adisoa GreeqgsuSSE' d 1ndia sbS%;
Point twelve miles west Of I9 tUna pmiies
n tSa1ee G nortS through Thorntown to Rd g.
Side detoNr one and ones,hsf 9steSr n0r one
m mia further northwest. and detour at
eleven miles south Of Lafayette through
s'Q No. r (vhcennes Spencer Indianap O.
lis5-Drive carefully at approachses 70
temporary bridge two miles north Oh Cos
No. Is indianapolis. Logansport. Mich
igan City, Closed for SIX miles SCUM u
LogensppSSrt f0r Paoi Bedford Bloom
ington. Martinsviile. Indianapolisl CLOSED
at point five miles south OF i aGa po-
tour is out S. Meridisn St., over Three
Notch Rd., thence on one mile OF gravel
T TQrs to and Fd 81 GSsad a Sss~efs
Mn aG nUr sy and bloomington use Rds Y
South snT Ho Of Bedford. There is a local detour
narrow. but in fair condiuqn; also de-
southeast on bituminous macadam road via
Riverdale to Rd. % at Mitchell. From
Paoli take county road to GraantsourSs
OF Of Grants burg account Of construction and
No. 81 Indianapolis. Anderson, .Muncie)
to Mnnci ee" betour Tor Sridss eonstruc'
ton at ingalls,. Use old Rd. II at juno
ton of Rds IL and 81 from two and one
old Rd. IL intersects new State road.
This is about two miles northeast of
Pendleton.) Drive this route carefully
as workmen are building shoulders
No. 80 Indianapolis Rushville Brook
vile, OHIO ine)-.Closed between .Juliette
and Hawthorne fMarion County, for paw
ty road. meeting National Rd. near Cum
herland. thence on National Rd. to In
dianapolis. Run-around at bridge con-
structior three miles south of Cedar