Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 302, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 April 1926 — Page 7

ATMiIL 20, 1926

CROSSTOWN BUS SERVICE TO BE STARTED SOON Permission Given Coach Company by Service Commission. Crosstown motor bus service on Thirtieth St., between Taggart Park and Sherman Dr. will be inaugurated within the next few days by the People's Motor Coach Company, it was announced today by A. Smith Bowman, president, following issuance of a public service commission order late Friday. The commission authorized Bowman to run a line east from Delaware and Thirtieth Sts. to Sherman Dr., but denied him an extension to the business district. The coach company will alter its Riverside route in order to join the Sherman Dr. spur, thus permitting crosstown service. Free transfers will be issued for through crosstown passage. The Indianapolis Street Railway Company was allowed to run a feeder line from College and Sutherland Aves. to Thirtv-Eighth St. and Keystone Ave., instead of a through bus line from the outlying terminal to the downtown district. The coach company was denied a route from Monument Circle to Thirty-Eigth St. and Keystone Ave., and the railway was denied a line from the Circle to Thirtieth St. and Sherman Dr. and an extension from Twenty-First and Rural Sts. to Brightwood.

SQUASH ON CITY MARKET STANDS Southern Variety Makes _ Initial Appearance. New southern squash, selling at 15 cents a pound and 15 to 25 cents each, appeared today at city market for the first time this season. New Texas Bermuda onions were plentiful at 15 cents a pound. Outside rhubarb was cheaper at 5 and 7 cents a bunch, while home-grown was still 20 cents a pound. Cauliflower was higher at 30 to 75 cents a head, according to size and quality. Butter was lowered to 50 and 53 cents a pound. Eggs were unchanged at 30 and 35 cents a dozen; 1926 springers were 85 cents a pound; hens, 48 cents a pound, and squabs 75 cents each. Strawberries were cheaper at 50 and 55 cents a quart. Cucumbers were down to 20 to 30 cents each. Spinah was higher at 20 cents a pound. Lima beans were scarce, but sold at 70 cents a pound. Head lettuce was 15 to 20 cents a head. Other prices included: Rhode Island greenings and winesap apples, five pounds for 25 cents; pineapples, 35 to 60 cents a pound; honey dew melons, $1 each; asparagus, 25 cents a bunch; tomatoes, 35 cents a pound; kale, 10 cents a pound; mushrooms, 80 cents a pound; beans, 15 and 20 cents a pound, and peas, 30 cents a pound. MAY ACT ON TEACHERS School Board to Consider New Contracts Next Week. Contracts of public school teachers for the ensuing year probably will be considered at thh school board meeting next Tuesday night, President Theodore Yonnegut said today. Present contracts expire the latter part of June. The board make make some changes in the contract forms. Yonnegut announced “there will be no radical changes’’ in the appointment of teachers. Superintendent E. U. Graff is preparing the appointment lists. They will be presented to the board about the last of May, he said.

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