Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 252, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 March 1923 — Page 12

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STREET PROGRAM PLANNED PENDING ASSEMBLY ACTION Elliott Works on Development of Major Thoroughfares, Pending passage of two bills before! the Legislature, preliminary plans for j developing major thoroughfares for j Indianapolis and resurfacing several j streets are being worked out, John L. 1 Elliott, city engnieer, said today. One bill authorizes the city to develop a major thoroughfare plan, setting aside a 3-eent tax levy for the work after 1923. Another gives the ••ity authority to establish building lines to aid the street widening program. The three major projects to be accomplished this year will be development of New York St. and elimination . of Jogs at Delaware and Sixteenth j Sts., and at College and Massachusetts Aves. Other projects to be taken up this J year will be to widen and open Six- | teenth, Twenty-Fifth and Thirtieth j Sts.; widen X. Meridian St., between i St. Clair St. and Fall Creek; widen S. Meridian St. south of McCarty St.; widen Prospect St. west of Virginia Ave., and widen Morris St. Although the work is not planned for the near future, resurfacing of many streets is planned by the engineering department. Elliott said, under the new resurfacing bill. Chief among these is the resurfacing of Tillnois St., between the Union Station j and Sixteenth St. STEP-SON DENIES HE OUSTEDJANTZ Albers Objects to Statement in Criminal Court, William farmer, living three j miles south of T clianapolis, today j denied a statement _ his step-father, j Paul Jantz, in Criminal Court that j Albers had driven Jantz from his j heme. Jantz was fined f 3,000 and sentenced j to two to twenty-one years at the | Indiana State Prison by Judge Collons 1 when he admitted burning the house ui which his wife and step-son lived. Jantz pleaded guilty to arson. Albers said Jantz was angry because a deal by which he tried to get possession of the bouse, did not succeed. LOCAL MAN HELD AS WINCHESTER RO3BER Defectives Recover Goods Stolen From Clothing Store. Charged with being one of two men who robbed the clothing store of W. E. Miller, Winchester, Ind., Tuesday night, Walter Coiner, 30, of 229 H Indiana Ave.. was held here today on charges of vagrancy and being a fugitive from justice. J. M. Fletcher, special detective at Winchester, was expected to come after him. Cotner was arrested Wednesday night by Detectives Stump and Samuels. who said they recovered from him three suits of clothes and two pairs of shoes stolen at Winchester. The .detectives sai 1 Cotner told them that a negro, his alleg*?d accomplice, and a stolen overcoat were in Muncie. ONE FIREMAN INJURED IN $400,000 BLAZE New Orleans Office Building Is Destroyed. By Unit'd Press NEW ORLEANS, March I.—One fireman was believed fatally Injured and damage estimated at $400,000 was caused by a fire which destroyed an effice building here early today. The fireman, Capt. Fred Smith, was injured when a wall of the building collapsed. RAIL DECISION IS BENEFIT TO EMPLOYES 'lore Than 31,000 Clerks and 65,000 Freight Workers Gain. Hu United Press CHICAGO, March 1. —More than 31.000 clerks on Class 1 railroads were benefited by the decision of the railroad labor board establishing an eighthour day and time and a half overtime for this class of work, effective today. The same decision granted a 2-cent increase in salary to 65,000 freight handlers and station employes. Company Pays 20 Cents By Times Special EVANSVILLE, Ind., March I. of the W. H. Small Seed Comftifly which failed over two years ago, were wound up in Probate Court with a total payrn nr to creditors of 20 cents on the dollar. The liabilities of i tie firm were more than $1,500,000.

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SEND DUMBBELL SAYINGS TO ; THE DUMBBELL EDITOR, THE | TIMES. SOME READERS HAVE HEARD THE DUMBBELL FAMILY IS SO DL’MB ITS MEMBERS BELIEVE: 1 That a slipper horn Is a musical instrument. —Y. K. That a halltree Is a house plant.— H. B. That a filling station is a place to eat.—O. H. That pea-pool Is played with peas. —J. P. That a light house Is a summer cottage.—W. S. That you take mud baths at the Claypool.—F. P. Q. That the milky way Is a cow path. —L. V. That the “blue-sky" law regulates airplanes.—F. P. G. That dried beef is a thirsty cow.— O. C. L That ducks belong to the spider | family because they have web feet.— O. C. I. POLICE COl CITY FOR FUR ROBBERS Man and Woman Suspected: in $1,185 Theft. Detectives today were combing the city and watching all outlets for a man and woman suspected of a $1,185 j fur theft reported to the police by I the L. S. Ayres & Cos., Wednesday, j A foreign-appearing man, thought to ; be waiting for an employe of the fur department, was seen in the store , late Tuesday. Shortly after the store j closed it was discovered nine fur j chokers had been taken. One of the j pieces was dropped In the elevator. A woman inspecting furs during the j afternoon on pretext of intended purchase Is regarded as the man’s accomplice. To Open New Stations New Navy recruiting stations will be opened at Logansport and Marlon Friday, it was announced today by Lieut. O. O. Kessing, in charge of the Indanapojis station. Perfection Butter Makes Kiddles Grow.—Adv.

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POLE-LITHUANIA WAR BREAKS OUT Neutral /one Is Scene of Bitter Fighting. By United Press WARSAW, March I.—War has again broken out between Lithuanians and Poles in the neutral zone near Vilna. Reports reaching here today said ttao Lithuanians reopened hostilities ar.d launched unsuccessful attacks against Polish positions at Prozlaj and Swleciany. The exact number of casualties Is not known. Eye* examined. gla.sen famished. Reasonable Prices. 188 N. Penn. St. 7 N. Illinois St.

The Indianapolis Times —Circulation Statement — For the Month of February 1923 City City and Suburban Total Net Paid February 1. . 38,750 50,377 54,758 February 2. .38,701 50,324. .54,704 February 3.. 37,537 49,265 53,659 February 4.. Sunday February 5. .38,086 49,715 ... 54,144 February 6. . 38,629 50,269 54,742 February 7. .38,702...50,351 ... 54,825 February 8. . 38,920 50,565 55,058 February 9.. 38,499 50,669 55,245 February 10. .38,827. 50,609. .55,120 February 11. .Sunday February 12. .38,496 50,160 54,670 February 13. .39,166 .50,830. 55,337 February 14. .38,410 50,076 .54,571 February 15. .39,020 50,743 55,235 February 16. .38,599 50,257.............. .54,733 February 17. .38,053 ~. .49,811 54,306 February 18. .Sunday February 19. .39,046. 50,703...... .55,207 February 20. .38,841. .50,597..., 55,098 February 21. .38,771 .50,436 .54,938 February 22. .38,590 .50,364 54,915 February 23. .38,781 50,457 54,953 February 24.. 38,416 50,266 54,772 February 25. .Sunday. February 26. .40,151 52,138.. .56,773 February 27. .39,247 50,890 .55,383 February 28. .39,388. 51,026. 55,521 T0ta1.... 929,626 1,210,898 1,318,667 Total Distribution 1,318,667 Daily Average Distribution 55,680 Daily Average Unpaid 736 Daily Average Net Paid. i. # .i.**i. .54,944 Average Net Paid City Circulation for February, 1923 38,734 Average Net Paid City Circulation For February, 1922 35,570 Gam.. u>a>.idraM4i > is:i > i • !•< ~.,.3,164 Average Net Paid City and Suburban for February, 1923 50,454 Average Net Paid City and Suburban for February, 1922 46,983 Gain .i.t.i.;. . ..... . . • fi*ppwa*3,47l Total Daily Average Net Paid February, 1923 .54,944 Total Daily Average Net Paid February, 1922 .51,887 Gain.,.;. r .i.jq.j...cvj.j. t . . . . • i.tpj-;• i- .3,057 Total Daily Average Net Paid February, 1923 .54,944 Total Daily Average Net Paid January, 1923 53,728 0. B. JULIAN, Manager of Circulation of The Indianapolis Times, being duly sworn, solemnly deelares that the foregoing is a true and correct statement of the circulation of that newspaper. Manager of Circulation. Subscribed and sworn to before me this Ist day of March, 1923. (SEAL) W. B.' NICE WANE EH, My Commission Expires January 29th, 1924 Notary Public at The Indianapolis Times does not engage in i\OtC so-called Circulation Contests in which prizes are given to the persons bringing in the most money. The INDIANAPOLIS TIMES “Bought Because It’s Wanted”

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