Indiana daily times. [volume], January 21, 1920, Home Edition, Page 3, Image 3

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BOARD PASSES
BOND ISSUE TO
- BUYH.S. SITE
Votes Expenditure Up to
$90,000 for North Side
Building Plat.
WON’T CURTAIL WORK
Th" school city of Indianapolis will |
■ell $90,000 of bonds in the near future
with which to purchase a site for the
oft-proposed north side high school If
the state tax board gives its approval.
The bond issue was authorized by the
board of school commissioners last
night.
Mrs. Julia 1?. Tutewiler, doubting the
wisdom of spending $90,000 for land so”
anew high school, asked why this im
provement was being . singled out when
money is so badly needed to improve
schools already built.
The new school may be located on
• property owned by the Todd estate, hav
ing a 600-foot frontage on Thirty-fourth
street and 300 feet on both North Me
ridian street and Pennsylvania "street.
This location seems to be favored by the
board members. An attempt was made
several months ago to obtain an option
on this property for a purchase price
of $90,000, but. the owners refused to sell
for that price. Several other sites have
been investigated by the board. The
board has indicated it will make another
attempt to purchase the Todd site for
$90,000 or less, and if this fails con
demnation proceedings may be brought.
OBJECTIONS OF TWO
MEMBERS OVERRULED.
• Herbert Foltz, former president of the
hoard, said $90,000 seemed an exorbitant
price to pay for the high school site. Mrs.
Tutewiler was of the same opinion and
voiced her objection to pushing this pur
chase over other improvements.
Other members of the board denied that
the purchase would interfere with other
building plans. One member said it
would be a matter of policy to buy the
site as the state board of tax commission
ers is known to favor a north side high
school.
“Aren't we catering too much to the tax
board and not enough to the public?’’
asked .Mrs. Tutewiler “We need money
for the Technical school, Manual High
school and for grade schools. I do not
see why it should be necessary to make
this land purchase now.’’
The board finally approved the resolu
tion on the ground that there may be a
decided increase in property value on
the north side.
A resolution for the issue of bonds
amounting to $300,000 for improvements
at the Emmerich Manual Training High
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Indianapolis Well
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Indianapolis is well represented
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One of a series of articles pre
pared for The Times by the con
vention board in charge of ar
rangements for the coming con
vention of the Associated Adver
tising Clubs of the World.
school also was passed. The money will
be used for the construction of anew
building, containing a gymnasium and
cafteria for the students.
TAX LAW CONTROVERSY
ECHOED IN MEETING.
A loan of $375,000 for five months was
authorized by the board for the reple
tion of the general school fund. This
money will be used to pay teachers'
salaries and for other expenses until
the June installment of taxes is paid.
Injunction suits brought as a result of
'the Goodrich tax law may prevent the
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CURRENT NEWS WEEKLY MUTT AND JEPF CARTOON
payment of 1916 taxes and this fact was
brought before the board.
It was announced that plans for the
construction of grade schools Nos. 22
and 26 are near completion. Specifica
tions for other schools will be finished
soon.
A communication from the army re
cruiting station asking that Indianapolis
school children be Invited to take part
in a nation-wide composition contest be
ing staged by the war department was
presented to the board. The war de
partment is preparing to award prizes
for the best Compositions of school chil
dren on army topics and is making an
effort to extend the contest to every stu
dent in the United States. Action on the
request was delayed until the next reg
ular meeting of the board.
Japs Delay Decision
on Shantung Fate
TOKIO, Jan. 21.—Japan's decision re
garding the return of the Shantung
peninsula to China has been postponed,
according to an Asahl report today.
The diplomatic avisory council, acting
on the advice of Torikichl Obata, direc
tor of the political bureau of the foreign
office, today decided to postpone for the
present the decision with regard to the
settlement of the Shantung question.
HELD AS LIQUOR VIOLATOR.
George Sanby, 516 Holmes avenue, N
under arrest today charged with violating
the prohibition law. Sanby was afrested
after Mounted Officers Hague and Harris
found about a gallon of brandy in a barn
in the rear of Dauby’s home.
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