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LEGAL Notices

with the profile and specifications now
file IN the office Of the Department. Of
Public Works of said city. The cost Of
against 'S and ID o paid by the property holders
whose property Adults thereon, and upon
Senefflttssd by sald impro SS all sceord.
ing to the method and manner pr9yided
for IN an Act Of the General Assembly Of
So G sraiS Mune ds coFporstions sp:
proved March g., 1880, AssessInentg, II
are to be pPiSd IN 1,t ten equal s an
rate @ per cent per annum. A bond pr
bonds shall be issued to the contractor In
payment for such work, unless the proper;
Bond ST Or bonds 1 are ssuec Under no Or
eumstaneeg gpsn the city of Indianapolis
sums due from said property owner or
owners for said work.. or for tbs cplleo-
ton. of same, or for. the payment Of any
issued TO said contractor In payment Tor
such work, except for such moneys as
shall have been actually reeeiyea ~ me
Is by said above entitled Act required 10
The ans of saga ha %Ra %GrS sss
ment of property, collections OF aseess-
ments and issuance. Of bonds therefor,
shall be. provided for In said above On
Persons interested in or affected by sold
descTibed public improvesmpen ,l,, are hereby
said city has fixed Monday. Aug, 81, 1928.
2 .. m, as a date upon which remon-
strances will be received, or heard. against
the amount assessed against each piece OF
property described in said roll. and will
determine the question as TO whether such
lots or tracts Of land have been or will be
benefited in the amounts named on said
roll, or in a greater or lees sum than that
named on said roll
Said assessment roll showing said prima
facie assessments, with the names OF own
ers and descriptions or property subject 70
the office of the Board Of Public Works OF
CHARLES Z, COFFIN,
w. II. FREEMAN.
NJ j. SPENCER,
Board OF Public Works. City OF Indian
Aug. rs. % 1925
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not been completed. He IL survived
by two brothers, Everett and Will
liam Abbott. both OF S13 Warren ST..
and six sisters. all living in Ken
lucky.
Injured Thursday
Weber, who diec Friday at city
hospital. was injured Thursday at
New Jersey and Prospect SITS. Ora
Woods. 1912 High St: driver Of the
car which struck Weber. was
charged with involuntary man.
slaughter. Motorpolicemen Mueller
and Giles said Weber was walking
across the street.
Surviving MIR. Weber are his
widow and four children. He was a
member OF the Pioneers Club Of the
+. G. Atkins Company. the Modern
Woodmen OF America and the Loyal
Order OF Moose.
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DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE OF THE BOARD

TO wH ER69Mi2n i Ma ma NANqgSs NJ. 1928.
nanaa" WEES ha OIL S the SH Of Say Ire aRR9 nss
l lS9S5 they approved sn asssssment ryoi
the, following described Improvement az
authorized by the Improvement Resolution
TgIRbRs oXETfIIFY Ea SssSTtp' oP LfESoNAKb sr
From south property line OF first alley
TO north property line Of Morris 81.
s95S saa o sPst ta oe sSy ysa
from inches Of property line 10 8 Inches
2f eet properly % line to u1iiorm width q
Asphaitc Concrets laid ' on tne 4ainrch Va" As
width; and proyidihg 100 lin Il. OF 4xie,
and other private service CONNECTIONS " "a
property line. where not already In.
Al 70 DO as shown on plan and Al
Persons interested in or affected by said
descsioe public Improvement are herebS
q sale, city has fixed Monday, August 81
5gy9 ,, D; M "a date up9n which re-
against the amount assessed Jagainst" S each
and win determine the question as ID
been Or viii be 6e4eated n q the iaa amo nat
named on said roll. or in a grcater or lesi
sum than that named on said roll
facie assessments, with the names Of own i'
ers and descriptions OF property .suhieci
4 he Re oss a. 4 on das e a n may Be
CHARLES z, COFFIN.
". J. sES RESSFSkN'
Board Of Public Works City Of Indlnn
Rponnh on..aoon
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new TEACHER
in JOURNALISM
Butler Students to Receive
Actual Practice.

DeForest O'Dell OF indianapolis.
has been named as an instructor in
the Journalism department Of But
Ter University, according to Prof. II.
z. Birdsong. department head
O'Dell was graduated at Butler in
1921, having entered In 1916. and left
for Army service. He received a
masters degree from Columbia Uni.
versity in 1922. and since then has
taught.
During the coming year advanced
journalism students at Butler are to
receive actual practice work in con-
nection with Indianapolis daily
papers and press associations. Her
bert II. Hill will have charge Of
night classes.
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STUDENTS BAPTIZE 1875
Service Features Morning Session of
Convention,

Seventy.four women and ffty-one
mon were immersed this morning at
baptismal services at Broad Ripple
pool, OF the international Bible
Students Association convention. in
session at the Cadle Tabernacle this
week.
The ceremony was preceded by
talks on baptism by Victor F.
Schmidt and S. M. Van Sipma at the
Tabernacle.
Judge ]. F.. Rutherford, president,
gave the principal address OF the
afternoon session today. and will de-
liver his address on the motto OF
the convention. millions Now Liv-
ing Shall Never Die" Sunday morn
ing. The convention will close Mon
day morning with a talk by F. E.
Houston.
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Births

BOYS
Gabriel and Vera Aiban. 2715 W. Wash
orval and Glare Haaff. % N. Holmes.
William and Eena Flake. 2204 Haynes
Cecil and Mary Hunter. Christian Hos.
Frank and Denny Cox. Christian Hos
:. Arthur and Edith Bonwell Christian
Archie and Ruby White. Christian Hos
pital.
james and Thelma Hooten. Christian
Hospital
William and Myrtle Ingles I'LL Kelly
Albert and Anita Martz. 5G13 Beech
Floyd and Viola Bass. Methodist Hos
pital
David and Lillian GranowslSy. Methodist
Charles and Mary Smiley. Ola f. Ray
mond.
Girls
William and Thelma Adam. Christian
Hospital,
Robert and Thetis Power. 1871 W. Thir-
ty-Fifth st.
George and Fern Carpenter. 1914 spann
Lee and Cora Deckta 314 s. Walcott.
Noble and Norma nilgenberg. Methodist
: James and Marjorie Kelly. Methodist
John and Nouells williams. STA W.
Twenty Seventh.
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TO WHOM ESoSi'q ~ NAY I'D G6s6aHRFRNf7 1885,
Notice is hereby given by the Board Of
Public Works OF the CITY Of lndianapoli
1925, they approved an assessment roll
showing the prima facie assessments for
the following, described public improve.
Resolution named
Local Sewer Impr9yemgsnt Resolution
of the City q indianspOHS. state Of Ind;
sewer Intended and SS adapted only for local local
use ey the property holders whose prop
sTy sSuts thsrs0E and mot INTENDED Sr
lateral drains. be, and the same IL. hereby
ordered in and along
LINwooD AVENUE AND OTHER
STREETS
From Tenth Street
To Alley South OF sixteenth Street,
-. Beginning at Linwood Avenue and the
thence ncPtS IN IhInswood Avenue 70 the
First Alley South OF Sixteenth Street;
theme tss5,S s east in FESt Alley South Of Six
Branches as follows:
(al Beginning at Wallace Avenue and
hsne sr South IN %s o. Ayess 70 pc
Of Fourteenth Street -''''N i'O'''" -D''
First Alley South Of sixteenth Street
thence south IN. Bosart Avenue to point
OF Thirteenth Street.
(cl, Beginning a. Fifteenth Street and
sosart Avenue; thmce, east. IN Fifteenth
west property limo of Wallace Avenue.
td) Beginning 81 Rowland Avenue and
Avenue to point 1874 feet west Of the
west property line Of Wallace Avenue.
tel Beginning at Drexel Avenue and
the First Alley South of Sixteenth Street;
thence south in Drexel Avenue TO a point
40 feet north q the North Property Line
of Fourteenth Street.
Said sewer shall consist of Reinforced
Soncrete Pipe or Vitrihed eegmental
Block 30-inch IN diameter and Vitrifed
rs nd sss2 seS .1 VIZ s "a m srpart.
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FROLIC IS CONTINUED
Shriners to Hold Forth at Broad
Ripple Another Week.

Hearts Of the fun.loving were
gladdened today with the announce
ment by E. J. Gausepohl. chairman
Of the Shrine entertainment com
mittee, that the Shrine frolic is to be
continued another week at Broad
Ripple.
Fourteen big vaudeville acts in
the afternoon and evening and fire
works every night will feature the
program for the coming week,
5ausepohl said. Emphasis will be
placed on making fun for the Riddles
next week, he pointed out.
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Produce Markets

EEEs-suictly fresh delivered - Indi.
Annp2 oai,. &c. i9ss oE5,.. r.~ho-,. -.
saFlSSers 22c: tes6or 1is ana 6l S.i i7s:
and stsss' Zoe: ducks 10 q i5c -
sr5 bSteT isssa D sfiss ID eA
:. Srsam.t2 2 Ase a pound Tor outteFiA'
So. OfsPs ,ggomeys sya:s
sc 20 ssco@Ssii sS0n ba i9'urEffc u EeSs
6i 65esi loaf 55c svis. iosi a iS '''
4. CHICAGO Aug 2o-Bg,,craTylps.
P9nltry15lRIsseeipi,a : 90 cars; fowls Z, l %
N s d aoe roossr soc ss sss Sros2.
Potatoes-Receipts. l25 cars Wisconsin
round whites Sc g2.l6' Mnnesotta round
ohios. 81 75Gi9o.
CLEVELAND. Aug 2o.-Potatoes; New
Jersey. and Maine cobblsrs. S3.50Q 81
yer Whites So 5sN onl9 ' I995a
Canadian. s242.lo per l6o'ge8pg5 sack >,
horns horns and lights, ,2oG21 springers. 2sd
er ss'if g:l: g iH 9s;s tS& st7ss
EgSs1EForth6sgrn Ohio ess!ras: ase; ex,
iirsts. 32o.
NE wYoRK. Aug, 2o.-Flour-Unset-
tied and irregular. Pork-Dull Mess
Sal Lard-steady; middlewest 81 IS n
l7.75. Sugar-ouiet. 90 test 4 4oc. re
Rio No. T. 81 NC: Santos No. g. 23A a
24c. Tallow---Steady: special 70 extra.
P@ 30 ss Ii o5 i5 d GS 81 81 39@
n acc; chickens GOA $50: capons. IS n
Long Island. 24c Live poultry-Firm
geese. 1sc; ducks, 15g 26c: fowls 2sd
32c; turkeys. 90 q SOC; roosters 1Sc;
broiers 27M31c. Chcese--Weak. state
milk. common to special. Goa 25c: young
Americas, 25c. Butter-Firm; creamery
extras. 44Ac: special market. 40 2 q
40& Eggs-Firmer. nearby white
fancy. 90 n SIC: nearby state white. "a n
54c. fresh hrsts. 81 y a 40c: Pacific coast
fret 70 extras. 30 u a soc; western whites,
40 n 54c
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Legal Notices
20

LEGAL NOTICE
GHATTEI, MORTGAGE SALE

LEGAL NOTICE
CHATTEL MORTGAGE SALE
Default having been made In the pay
ment of a certain chattel mortgage ex-
secuted BY jesse H; BogSs and John Nc;
Indiana on the 2sth day of July, 1924,
and filed for record with the RECORDER, Of
Marion County Indiana, on the 9th day
OF August. 1924. and upon which mort
gsge there is said 70 be due and unpaid,
$3.50 So principal and $3.50 interest. we
One Model "H'' International
Truck and Attachments. Serial
No. 5e03. Engine No. 1619179.
gage. and will sell It at public sale to the
highest cash bidder at the Intern ational
lucky Avenue. in the city Of Indianapolis
Marion County. Indiana, on Saturday, Sep
TENDER IL. 1925, at o'clock p. m. In the
tsiSned9 iNrERNH ffoNAL HARVESTER
co. OF AMEME Re m.rrors
Ana eE&<NHT,&.
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COAL PRODUCTION HEAVY
Increase Of 16 Per Cent in Hard Coal
Mined is Made.
Rn Tnited Press

BIZ United Press
WASHINGTON, Aug. 2e.--With a
strike scheduled for Monday mid
night, production of anthracite coal
in the week.ending Aug. % reached
the highest total since December,
1922, the bureau Of mines announced
today.
Production for the week was esti-
mated at 100000 tons, an increase
of 16 per cent, or 305 900 tons over
the preceding week.
Bituminous production totaled
10,527,000 tons, an increase Of three
per cent over the preceding week.
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ANDERSON MAN
BROWNS SELF
Body of Missing Insurance
Dealer Found.

BIZ Tinted Press
CINCINNATI. o. Aug. 2e-Two
letters found today on Albert c.
Ringo. Anderson. Ind, disclosed that
Ringo drowned himself in Coney
Island pool Friday night so that his
wife might receive his insurance.
one letter. addressed 10 Roger II.
Ringo. n son. said:
Keys TO home. bank. desk and
postofiice box are in brief case. am
going 10 the swimming pool here.
Can ind me tomorrow. DO not let
any one prevent mamma from get.
ting insurance. That is why ! am
doing this"
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CITY ADVERTISEMENT
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE OF THE BOARD

OftlCE Ob IuL bOAANO
I Jq6s#tPPgRD9Hl rs o E99 AYE g 1895.
Pubic works Of The CITY Of indianapolis
Indiana, that sealed proposals will be re-
.. IN M o On wednesday, 2a' Sept Q, 1895, Tor
the following described public improve
ment in the City OF indianapolis. as au-
Local Sewer Improvement Resolution
p.soi,.od -, no p ds29o - pr,A,o worl,s
OF the CITY Of Indianapolis, State Of Indi;
ana, That the construction of q local
sewer intended and adapted only for local
erty DssbuitsS thereon and not Intended Or
S adapted Tor RECEIVING sewage IRON SSl
ordered in and along
FIRST ALLEY WEST OF SHELBY ST.
AND FIRST ALLEY SOUTH OF
SOUTHERN AVE.
From Cruft St,
To point $50 feet west Of Shelby ST,
Begi9higpg e the lateral X the Tst alley
the first alley west OF Shelby, St., 70 the
west in the first alley south OF southern
Ave. ,122 feet to n point with d branch
Beginning at the sewer in the fret alley
west OF Shelby ST., and the first alley
south Of southern Avey THENCE east IN
Said sewer shall consist of Nitr1hed Pipe
pipe shall be used under Bean Creek.
And said, sewer. with az It's appurte.
nannces, shall be eo1structed n accordance
with the profile and specifications now on
Public Works OF said Gfty, The cost Of
against Rn9 paid by The pT re Rods
whose property abuts thereon, and upon
the City of l9diqnapolis, 4 the, Sity y
ing to the method and manner provided
for in an Act Of the General Assembly OF
onos Sta1e und aR9p ccof4posraatoas Afs
proved March o, 1905; Assessments. IL
deferred are TO be Paid IN ten e9Ra an an,
Of z. per cent per annum. A bond or bonds
shall be issued TO the CONTRACTOR in pay
owners Siis IL pay said assessments before said
bond or bonds are issued. Under no CIR
nc sP9 t6e Sty t of dDy s
owners for said work. or Tor the COLLECTION
or bonds. certificate or certificates, issued
TO said contractor in payment Tor suc1
work except for such moneys sh hs,,
nent Or such moneys as said city is by
All All proceedings had and work done In the
making OF said Improvement. assessment
Of property, collections OF assessmepts and
vided for in said above entitled Act
All work done in making Of said de-
sc11bed public iplproyement shall 1 be In &C;
said Improvement Resolution, and the
general and detail plans, profiles. drawings
and specifications which are on file and
OF Public Works Of the City OF Indian
apolis.
right TO reject any or all bids.
CHARLES q, CQFBIN,
w. II. FREEMAN.
NJ j. SPENCER,
Board Of Public Works, City OF Indian
apOlia
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OIL PRODUCTION FALLS

En- United Press
WASHINGTON, Aug. 29.-Pro-
duotion of crude petroleum which
furnishes gasoline for motorists fell
off 13,467000 barrels in the United
States in 1924 to a total production
Of 715,s40,0Oo barrels, the depart ment
of commerce announced today
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CRUDE OIL PRICE CUT

Blu United Press
PITTSBURGH, Pa. Aug. %
Pennsylvania crude oil was today re.
duced from 10 to 20 cents a barrel.
The new price in the Bradford dis
trict is s3.15 a barrel and outside
Bradford $3.05.
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New York Liberty Bonds
Aug 90
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Aug 2o.-Foreign ex.
change closed steady Demand sterling
S ~ 3-19 up 1l9 raqRe s r1 49o 4f 5d up
marks. %, Soc. HOLLAND 40 CSC. up OF
Russia. 515c; Hong Kong. soc; Shanghai
zoe. Yokohama. 10000.
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Chicago Grain Table

Sept 7,O5 1907 1900 1909 17.o2
RIDS-
Sept nominal 1890 1880
Sept .a5i. .9ft aiit eit e5H
Dec. 90i3 .99i5 81 DIX 100
CHICAGO Aug. 2e.-Carlot receipts
were wheat. 90. corn. 26e: oats. 1873:
rye. 0.
CHICAGO Aug. 2p.-Primary recripts:
Wheat. 5000 against 1913 900; Corn,
ESQ, 900 against 5sT .00Q; Oats 1.340 900
SAC, 900 against 27O6 900 Corn. ASS. 900
against 400 000 Oats. 9s1 900 against
654 900.
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Local Bank CIearingS

Indianapolis bank clesrings for Satur-
day. Aug % amounted TO 50 237 900.
Bank debts for Saturday. Aug. 20, were
S3Q7400O Bank clearings for the week
ending today totaled S14171 900. Bank
debts for the week ending today were.
$50 Sos. 600.
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MISSING SINCE TUESDAY

Ringo Suffering From Nervous At
tack. According 10 Family.
By TIMES Special
ANDERSON. Ind. Aug. 2s.-Al-
bert c. Ringo. whose body was
found in a pool at Cincinnati. had
been suffering from a nervous at
tack. his family said today, He had
been missing since Tuesday.
Ringo was a prominent insurance
dealer and Rotarian.
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HEART ATTACK FATAL

BU JHIfcH press
MARION, Ind, Aug. 29.-Stricken
with a heart attack while working
in field. William Lawhorn. 65.
farmer. died on the way to hos
pital.
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Union officials and miners not only
discouraged additions to the miners
ranks in Indiana, but they even con-
sidered attempting to At some OF the
miners for other occupations.
Meantime the consumer might
just as well prepare to see coal
prices advance from time to time az
cold weather approaches.
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U. s. NOT TO ACT NOW
Intervention Unlikely Before Cool
idge Gets Back TO Capital.

BV United Press
WASHINGTON. Aug. 2s.-Gov-
eminent action in the anthracite coal
strike may be expected when Presi-
dent Coolidge returns to his White
House desk week from Tuesday.
and not before, an Administration
spokesman here made plain today.
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SPECULATION
FALLS OFF ON
wall STREET
Short interests Eliminated
by Sharp Advances in
General List.
Average Stock frIces

Average price Of twenty industrial stocks
for Saturday. Aug. % was la IA off Al.
Average price Of twenty rails for Satur-
day. Aug. 20. was 102.S0, off .0S.
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FIRST ALLEY EAST OF DAWSON

From South Property Line OF first alley
south OF Woodlawn Avenue,
To North Property Line of second alley
south of Woodlawn Avenue,
BY grading and paving the alley with
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Concrete or Brick, laid
on 6-inch gravel concrete foundation.
from inches, Of property line TO Q inches
Ii IT,. or grading and paving the alley
with Asphaltic-O Concrete, laid on a A.inch
asphaltic concrete base, TO the above
named width: and providing $50 III, II.
OF 4x1e-inch Stratifed Limestone Mar.
ginal Stone.
Also extending all water. gas. sewer and
other private service connections Co prop
erty. line. where not already in,
All % DO as shown on plan and as
Persons interested in or affected by said
described public improvement are hereby
notified that the Board OF Public Worlys OF
said city has fixed Monday. Aug. 81st.
1920. 2 p. M as date upon which re-
monstrances Will be received, or heard,
against the amount assessed against each
piece Of property described in said roll.
and viii determine the question as 90
whether such lots or tracts Of land havo
named on said roll. or IN greater or llesa
sum than that named on said roll.
said assessment roll showing said prima
facie assessments with the names Of own
ora and descriptions OF property subject 20
be assessed Is on file and may be seen az
the office OF the Board OF Public Works OF
said city. CHARLES y, COFFIN.
w. II. FREEMAN.
NJ y. SPENCER.
Board Of Public Works. City of Indian.
Aug So 90 1908
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Continued From Page u
the mines and all the miners do not
work full time. In 1921. Indiana coal
production was about 25,4o0. 900 tons
In 1923, 100000 and last year
about the same. Last year the
mines probably averaged less than
40 per cent of possible working hours
in operation.
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WEEKLY REPORT
n -.
Inspections Tor Week
Stock in Store

s@ RH's 5 gsfs s$ Ss;2 $s4';sS iEEso
81 % $4,000 10000 7f6.S60 .....
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INDIANA HELPED
BY COAL STRIKE

q 1ntinued From Page u
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Cash Grain

Saturdays receipts. e5 cars. Prices
Hay On r ,rP5E iH4isnpNP Si sa: for Grain
eshssa'N No hard s. Is ssff e5.i ooA q
IS : No whit No ses Sss44'f sN 10 g
No 2 mixed. sea Ssc; No. mixed. SIS a
" oattsw zstfsa 70; white. a5@ Sec;
No H' timothy N9 ilns9i bG 40 i9s sGt
clover mixed, 81, 6oq Is: No. clover
1459. Old timothy bringing premium OF
Inspection
2 WheatN No 20 2 red. cars No 3 req
cars; No; hard. car. No. 8 mixed. i
esrs No white s I CAR carr no 10. S Wits.
cars; No. | yellow. cars No. 2, vel,
yeiiI ,}.:d 2 cars s2Nmpls yellow ! car: No.
PIE oa m1eq $aT ht to'5 cars 81 e2 NJ white
"A cars sample white. l car. Total Is
r. TToLEpoA Apge 29.-close Wheat
PIX G2si}lss 40 3. o. W G$9 &c. Rye
45da SB47 H. sne SSss!fSy
s55{cS56. o., Ti%ssl3 * - 500; SEPT.
Dec $1425 Mar SI4 40 Butter. 4sa
49c Eggs. $50 37c. Hay. $50.
CHICAGO. Aug. 29.-wheat--No 3.
red red 81 q 81 X No 2; hard. 81 20 Y %51;67:
yellow. "a a 81 Rc: No 3. % q 55SSA 90 =: No.
4 92e: No; 2, white, asa 93A c. Oats
Standards .34hc.. Barley. SO a 73c Rye
No /. D7 y u Csc. Timothy S676d s.
Glover S20d 27.75.
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PRIMARY VOTE
FRAUD CHARGED

Continued From Page u
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Aus: 29 and 90 1925
CITY ADVERTISEMENT
OFFICE OF THE BOARD

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
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CITY ADVERTISEMENT
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORRIES
OFFICE on THE BOARD

indianapolis, ma Aug. .27. 1925.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
Notice Is hereby given by. the Board OF
Public Works Of the City Of Indianapolis,
Indiana, that on the 26th day OF August,
showing the prima faoie assessments for
the following described public improve
ment, as authorized by the Improvement
Resolution named:
Improvement Resolution No. 1244l.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-23
III Your Grocery and DehCuteSsen Store

or delicatessen store with 10 cents. You will re-
ceive two cans of Delicia Sandwich Spread. You
will pay Is cents for one Of them. We will pay 10
cents for the other. You get both.
Make this trial at our expense. Learn for your
self what there is about Delicia Sandwich Spread
that has caused this delightful food discovery to
spring into such tremendous popularity all over
the land Taste it yourself. Then give those in
your family all they want of it. Every member
will enjoy it. Every element used is nourishing
and easily digested.
Deicia Sandwich Spread Is composed Of choice
meats and enough condiments to impart piquant,
delicious seasoning. Delicia Sandwich Spread is
more than mere detail of meal or luncheon.
1t is condensed, concentrated meal in itself The
first can will make you Delcia enthusiast for
ever.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-23
AF1avor that Only a Trial
Can Describe

Gan you describe flavor? We can't. Neither the
printed word nor the spoken language can do it.
But we have flavor to introduce TO you-a blend
Of meats and seasonings-a blend Of flavors, each
favor one that you We always liked. And the COM
bination produces new favor-a flavor so
sppetizing so zestful yet so dainty that it makes
the most delicious sandwich that ever melted on
the human tongue.