Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 122, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 August 1926 — Page 13

AUG. 27, 1926

IMP FOR ’ PUBLIC SCHOOLS IN THIS STATE ' 1 Huge Amount Spent for Buildings and Repairs in 1926. Indiana taxpayers are spending more than eleven million dollars this year on new school buildings and improvements, according to a survey by the State department of public instruction. Os the total contracts let during the year, ending Aug. 1, approximately eight million dollars was spent for city and town schools and about three million dollars for rural. Indianapolis, with its $2,000,000 building program, ranked first. Ft. WaVne was second, with an estimated expenditure of more than one million dollars. Other cities engaged in heavy building campaigns are: Terre

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Haute, $919,000; Svansville, $640,000; Michigan City, $286,000; Wabash, $285,000; Richmond, $230,000; Valparaiso, $200,000; Hammond, $175,000; Bloomington, $150,000; Mishaawaka, $149,000, and Anderson, $146,000. Benton county heads the list for township schools, with an estimate of $375,000. Knox County ranks second, with a $340,000. Other counties with heavy construction schedules are Allen, $245,000; Tippecanoe, $215,000; Union, $157,000; LaPorte, $124,000; Clark, $117,000; Lake, $115,000, and Jasper, $107,000. Urges Wise Planning Commenting on the report, Dr. Henry Noble Sherwood, State superintendent .of public instruction, said: “When we consider that more than $11,000,000 are being spent annually for school construction, we cannot help but feel the necessity of careful planning. New buildings should be located to serve the maximum number of students. They should be so constructed as to be most serviceable to future generations. Taxpayers may well take time to study carefully the building i needs and plans of their respective communities.’’

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GAMBLING, BOOZE BRINGARRESTS Several Fall in Police Net Thursday Night. Police raiding squads were busy Thursday night and several arrests resulted. Sergeant Chitwood, ordered several games of chance stopped at a lawn festival at State Ave. and Maryland St. Pete Babloff, 560 W. Washington St., was charged with keeping a gambling house and four men for gambling. They were playing cards. A thriving brewery was destroyed at the home of Tandy Berton, 215 N. Beauty Ave. Sergeant Eisenhut found ninety gallons of beer brewing. 200 quarts bottled, and 100 empty bottles he said. Mrs. Marie Merritt, 532 Massachusetts Ave., Apt. 3. and Charles Throckmorton, 26, of 134 N. New Jersey St., were charged with operating blind tigers. At the pool room of Chris Vilasch-

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off, 843 E. Washington St., police found James Monforth, 47, of 2618 Brookside Ave., with a half-pint of white mule in his hand. He said he bought it from Chris. Both were arrested. MILLIONAIRE IS INJURED Girder Drops Twelve Stories and Crashes Through Roof. Bt/ United Press MIAMI, Fla., Aug. 27.—A two-ton steel girder slipped its hoisting chain,

REMNANT SALE! Tailor Made Suita $35 Values—Now $25 Try-on with every order. We nu*tch trousers for odd coats. TOM WALSH 6 Pembroke Arcade. Lin. 0594

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dropped twelve fetories and crashed through the roof of the Tatum Brothers Investment Company Bldg, here at noon Thursday. B. B. Tatum, millionaire president of the Tatum Company, and Walter G. West, cashier, were injured by falling debris.

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