Indianapolis Times, Volume 34, Number 253, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 March 1922 — Page 16

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ANSWERFOUND TO ATLANTIC CABLE MUDDLE Italy Plans Construction of Line Through Mediterranean. OTHERS TO HELP PAY By nARRY L. ROGERS. Copyright, 1922, by International Nows Serritt. WASHINGTON, March 3.—A solution of the Atlantic cable question which for more than a year had perplexed the international conference dealing with the allocation of former German cables, has been found it was learned today. This plan probably will be presented to the conference within the next two or three days. It contemplates the construction by Italy from Rome or Genoa through the Mediterranean and connecting with the trans-Atlantic lines at the Azores. No provision is contained iD proposal for turning over to Italj toe trest-Azores-New York cable now operated by France, the ebuseusua of opinion being, under the present assignment of lines between the Azores and New York, there are ample facilities for all business. OTHER NATIONS TO HELP PAY. A substantial part of the cost of the new Mediterranean cable would be paid for by the nations other than Italy which J have an interest in the former cables, i The remaining share of the cost would be borne by Italy, the amount being paid over a considerable period of time, as the cable earned profits from the traffic carried. The scheme regarded as most feasible Is that the funds for the initial installment to be paid to the company constructing the Mediterranean cable should be taken from the earnings of all the j former German cables, which under the modus vivendi, agreed to by the powers more than a year ago are being operated for joint account. While this plan has not yet been for- j nially accepted by the powers, careful ex- j amiliation of the contention by all concerned, has convinced those most con- j cerned with the problem, it meets all difficulties and it is believed the plan will be adopted. Acceptance by Italy of this would re- , move her objection to the agreement ar- j lived at during the arms conference as to the allocation of the German cables In the Pacific, the reservation she then registered being based on direct comnruuication between Rome and New York. WILL CONSTRICT FEEDER LINES. On completion of the cable, Italy ex- i rects to construct a system of f“eder lines to various feeder lines in the Medl- j terranean. In view of the growl-. g com- j merdal interests of the United States in the Near East, such communication is ; expected to prove of immense value to the United States. Direct communication between New j Y'ork and Germany for which this Gov- t ernment had contended would be afforded J the two German cables now being contracted for by a private corporation. j The North Atlantic cable, from Pen- ' tanre to Halifax, would continue to be operated by Great Britain for traffic from England to Vancouver and Australia. The operation of this cable has proved rather expensive, there having been several bad breaks which were difficult to the British j to repair.

VOYAGE COST FIGURES SWING TO RIGHT SIDE Shipping Board Report, However, Not to Show Clear Profit. Special to Indiana Daily Times and Philadelphia Public Ledger. WASHINGTON, March 3.— Preliminary figures for February indicate that the voyage expenses of Shipping Board's vesse's In the hands of managing operators show a slight balance on the right side of the ledger for the first time. ..These figures also show that the managing operators took in approximately $6,500,000 during February, and paid out about's6.loo.ooo. This does not mean that the ships were operated at a clear profit, since other expenses attach which are not chargeable to voyage operations. They do show, however, that Instead of losing a million or more on voyage operations in February, a small balance was shown on the other side. In July of last year the loss from voyage operations was $1,896,000. In December it was $1,249,000. In Jannary the loss was cut to $934,000, so that the favorable balance In February really represents a change for the better of more than $1,000,000. Joseph W. PoweU, retiring president of the Emergency Fleet Corporation, announced that during the past six months as good an organization has been built Mrs. Snyder Found the Magic Word Housecleaning is no longer a bug-a-boo with Mrs. Snyder. She found that the one word—Rub-No-More —means “Magic” during housecleaning. And she found this all out at her grocers. Upon his shelves she saw some R. N. M. White Naptha Soap alongside of a number of packages of Rub-No-More Washing Powder, Yellow Naptha Soap, Soap Flakes and Spotless Cleanser. These reminded her of last Fall when she cleaned bouse with these products. As if by magic—her work was easier, more economical and all cleaning finished in less than half the usual time. Moral: “Let the Rub-No-More Elephants do your housecleaning.”—Advertisement.

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up for handling the work of the corporation as can be found anywhere. Mr. Powell said he had agreed, at the request of Chairman Lasker of the Shipping Board, to make a survey of the remaining ex-German passenger ships tied up in our ports, most of them at Philadelphia. He - will have a trained technical staff go over them carefully and submit recommendations as to the advisability of reconditioning the best of them at a later date. These ships include the Agamemnon. Mount Vernon, Martha Washington, De Kalb and several others.

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OLEO. WILSON'S nn CERTIFIED, lb ZOC OLEO. GOOD or LCCK, lb 40C PEA NUT BUT- in TER, fresh, lb \LC CHILI SAUCE, in 8-oz. Jar IvC CATSUP, fancy 1 f 10-oz. bottle iwC MUSTARD, glass ff tumbler DC HORSERADISH, in fresh, bottle IIC

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Announcing a Reduction in Price of Po/k's Miik Beginning February 28th the price of POLK’S MILK is reduced to 6c a pint The price of quarts remains at 11c Polk Sanitary Milk Cos., 1100 E. Fifteenth St. r gfh^^ Phone RAndolph 0852. Lincoln 1540, 164a MILK

Pure Pork Pan Sausage, 2 pounds 25C Boiling Beef, lb 5C to lOC Machine Sliced Bacon, 1b...25c Breakfast Bacon, whole or half 20C

POLICE ARREST ALLEGED FORGER Charged with passing three forged checks for a total of $240 at the William IL Block Company in three days, Robert O'Neil. 42. 119 East Vermont street, was arrested late Thursday by Detectives Larsh and Glenn and operatives of the Quigley-Hyland detective agency. It is alleged that O’Neil forged the name of Andrew A. Fendriek, owner of a

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MIDWAY MEAT MARKET 133 E. Market St. Ed. H. Mueller MAin 2778 Wilson’s Certified Brand Margarine, lb 25<^ Fresh Eggs *’ Dozen, 25<*

Lamb Stew lb., 10^ Pork Shanks lb., 10/,* Boiling Beef *....1b., 10£ Ilearts lb., 10£

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restaurant in the Union Station. He passed a check for sll2 at the Bloch store Tuesday, another for S9O on Wednesday and a third for S2B Thursday, it is charged. The second check . aroused suspicions and employes of the store were watching for him the third time. A police night rider squad last night found an automobile belonging to Edward J Sexton, 1039 White avenue, in front of the Elks Club at 30 East Vermont, ktreet. It had been stolen from Its parking place in Delaware street between Market and Ohio streets earlier in the night.

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FIG BARS, fresh, GINGER SNAPS, I A crisp, lb lUC KARO SYRUP, Ol 5-lb., blue LIC KARO SYRUP, JA 10-lb„ blue 4UC KARO SYRUP, Off 5 lb., red . LDC KARO SYRUP, JS , 10-lb., red 4DC SORGHUM, Coun- ir try, 5-lb. can 4DC

MINCEMEAT, 1 A 9oz pkg lUC SALT, free run- ff nlng, 2-lb. box DC RICE. Blue Rose, c broken, lb DC PEACHES, choice v C Muir, special, lb....|DC PRUNES, medlnm 1 n size, lb lUC PICKLES, sour, |A med. size, <10x....;..1UC PICKLES, sweet, vr good size, doz IDC

Veal Stew lb., 15£ Leg of Lamb lb., 25^ Swiss Steak lb., 20? Rib or Loin Pork Roast .22^

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Wanser’s Modern Market 215 North Illinois Street QUALITY RIGHT PRICES RIGHT Eggs, strictly fresh. Per dozen....' 26< Pure Lard, best kettle rendered, per lb 12%£ Creamery Butter (Monument brand), per 1b..42^ 17-Lbs. pure granulated cane sugar.. 95^ 24-Lb. Sack Diadem Flour .. SI.OO Wilson’s, Pet or Carnation Milk (tall cans), per can 10< Loin and Round Steak, per lb 23^ Rib and Loin Pork Chops, per lb 25c Fresh Cottage Pork Chops, per lb 20^ Beef Roast (shoulder clod or chuck), per lb.. .14^ Any Purchase Made at the Store, If Requested, Will Be Delivered MAin 6141

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