Indianapolis Times, Volume 34, Number 49, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 July 1921 — Page 6

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DECORATIONS ARE AWARDED 284 HOOSIERS 3ight Nations Honor Indiana Men for Distinguished Service. FRANCE AT HEAD OF LIST Decorations for distinguished service nd conspicuous bravery were awarded oring the World War to 204 Indiana nen, according to information received rom the War Department by Adjutant General Harry B. Smith. The decorations were awarded by eight -.ation6. France, England. Italy, Russia, lelgium. Japan, Montenegro and Panama. The number of Indiana men receiving a< h tvpe of decoration follows: French ’roix de Guerre. 192: French Legion i’Honneur, 19; French Medaille Militaire, ; French Ordre de l'Estoile Moire, 2; 'reneh Medaille d’ Honneur, 5; French )rdre des Palmes Iniversitaires, 7; "reneh Orde de Merite Agricole, 3; I’anaaaniaa Medal of Le Solidaridad, 2; Montenegrin Ordre de Trince Danile ler, 1 ; Montenegrin Medaille pour la Bravoure filitarie, 3: Russian order of St. Stanis*us, 1; Russian order of St. George's ,’ross. 1; Italian war service ribbon. 2; t alien Crose di Guerra. 3; Polish Comoeratlve Cross, 1; British Military Medal. ; British order of the Bath. 1; Belgian )rdre de Leopold 11. 2; Belgian Ordre de a Couronne, 3; Belgian Croix de Guerre, Japanese order of the rising sun, 1; 3ritish Military medal, 4: British order •f St. Michael and St. George, 1.

MAJOR GENERAL LEWIS lOST DECORATED. The distinction of being the most decorated Iloosler goes to Maj. Gen. Edward >J. Lewis, who received five decorations, is follows: Belgian Ordre de Leopold 11, Belgian Croix de Guerre. French Legion dnonneur, French Croix de Juerre and Montenegrin Ordre du Prince Danile ler. The list of men who were decorated was turned over to the historical commission and will become a part of the war records of the State. The list follows: British Military Cross—First Lfeut. James W. Aldridge. Covington; First Lieut. Donald Lee Miller. Indianapolis; First Lieut. Everett Herbert Pea, Vincennes; First Lieut. Cassell Black Tucker, Greeneastle. British Order of St. Michael and St. George—Maj. Roger Garfield Powell. Indiana. Belgian Ordre de Leopold lI—S-'-gt. Louis H. Albrand, Winamac; Col. Clarence S. Ridley, Indiana. Belgian Ordre de la Couronne— Lieut. Ralph A. Freed. Muucie: Lieut. Anthony Gerald Volz, Indianapolis; First Lieut. Burdette S. Wright, New Albany. Belgian Croix de Guerre— Brig. Gen. Vernon A. Caldwell. Indiana; William Carroll, Milltown; Burr F. Lovelers. Colfax; Sergt. Morris O. Moore, Evansville; Sorgt. Bernard W. Nicholas (deceased;, Dana. British Military Medal —John A. Crofts, Evansville; Corporal Andrew H. Yirang, Spades; Hubert Sylvester Morrison. Indi.ananolis; George Biggie. Charlestown; llerinan F. Selin!, Seliersburg; llcur/ A. Mrobel, Tell City; Sergt. Charles W. ■tompson, Lynuville; Claude Williams, Ho! ron. British Or.lcr of the Bath—Maj. Gen. M. W. Ireland. Italian War Device Ribbon—Archie L. Rogue. Fountain City; Sergt. Clyde 11. Hunter, Wingate. Italian Croce di Guerra—Albert Diet*. Vincennes; Forrest L. Mart*, Tipton; Horace C. Rust. Sims.

POLAND AWARDS COMMEMORATIVE CROSS. I’oiish Commemorative Cross—Stanley Fortonsfci, South Bend. Montenegrin Ordre du Trine* Delulo ler—('apt. Lewis C. Baird, Jeffersonville. Montenegrin Medaille Pour- la Bravourse Militaire —Claren e J. Dodd. Ft. Wayne; Harold dayman, South Bend;j Xorman J. .Zeli, Indianapolis. Russian Order of St. Stanislaus—Lieut. Joseph S. Gillen, Terre Haute. Russian St. George's Cross—Corporal Walter E. Zimmerman. Terre Haute. Panamanian Medal of Le Solidaridad"Col. Theodore ii. Dillon, Ind.ana: Sergt. iiaj. Walter H. Rartden, Bloomtngtou. French Order al l'Estoile Noire— Lieut. Col. Homer B. Batteuburg, Decatur; Lieut. Col. Henry W. Fleet. French Mcdaiile d'Honneur des Epidemics—Lieut. Col. Edmund D. Clara, Indianapolis; Sergt. William B. Krushanski, Mishawaka; Lieut. Col. Larry G. McAfee; Indiana; Lieut. Leslie H. Maxwell, ’Indianapolis; Sergt. John W. Wilkev. Terre Haute. French Ordre Dcs Palmes Unlversitaire —Lieut. Col. Will H Brown, Indianapolis: Lieut. Karl Krath, Indianapolis; Capt. Ernest W. Levering (deceased), Lafayette; First Lieutenant Roy J. Netter, Warsaw: Col. Robert Todd Oliver, Indiana; First Lieutenant John R. Stephenson. Elkhart; Capt. Donald L. Stone, Indianapolis. French Ordre du Merite Agrleole— r apt James H. Carnine, Holton; Col. Elijah B. Martindale Jr., Indiana; First Lieutenant Ralph K. Sines. Logansporft. French Medaille Militaire—Charles L. Beck, Westphalia; Corporal Troy C. Carroll, Elkhart; Sergt. Leslie J. Dickey, Vincennes: Daniel L. Jack, Geneva. French Legion d'Honneur —Lieut. Col. Frank H. Adams, Viucenaes: Col. Frank ft. Armstrong, Indiana; Col. Hiram J. Bearss, Teru; Brig. Gen. Harry G. Bishop, Indiana; Maj. Gen. timer Bundy, Newcastle; Harold W. Burns, Gary; Lieut. Thomas G. Cassndy, Spencer; Lieut. Col. Roy H. Coles. Indiana; Col. L. K. Gignilliat, Cutver; Maj. Gen. William G. Haan; Col. Samuel V. Hair, Indiana; Mai. Thomas G. Hamilton, La Porte; Col. Charles D. Herron, Indiana; Lieut. Col. Charles L. Hinkle. Frankfort; Col. Parker Hitt, Indiana; Capt. William E. Kcpnrr Indiana: Lieut. CoL Larry B. McAfee, Indiana; Maj. Wyman It. Swan, Rockport; Capt. Dudley W. Woodward, New Amsterdam.

WEARERS OF FRENCH CROIX DE GIERKE. French Croix ue Guerre —Joe Adamee, Indiana Harbor (deceased); Joseph T. Alexander, Shelbyville; Capt. Dallas R. Alfonte, Ingalls; Samuel Adredge, MtVernon: Sergt. Carl J. Amrkein. Greeusburg; Harry E. Anderson Walkerton; Sergt. Autreas Autreasian, Indianapolis, James J. Arnett, West Lafayette; Corpiral James G. Baker, Rockwein; Lieut Waiter H. Bartol, Wrsaw: Harry St Batchelor, Carlisle; Charles W. Bateman, Boonville; Col. Hvrm-in J. Bearss. I‘eru; Dennis B. Bauman, Warren; Sergt. Jotin H. Bradshaw. Linton: Corporal Walter W. Eranson, Evansville; John L. Brindle (deceased). Lebanon; Lieut. Ililton L'. Brown, Jr. (deceased), Indianapolis; Lieut. Elmer E. Bucher (deceased), Delphi; Harold W. Burns, Gary - Maj. Warner E. Carr, Indiana: Irvin N. Chavken. Hammond; Kenneth S. Clapp, Ft. Wayne; Joseph C. Coffee, Ft. Wayne; Ora J. Johee, Indiana: Sergt. Samuel Cole, West Lebanon; Walter Coufer, Indianapolis; Henrv I*. Cottinghnm, Robinson: William J. Cottingham (deceased), Lafayette: Ivan Cox, Redkey; Clarence X. Crabtrte (deceased), Marengo; Karl W. Cr’ss, Terre ('levin f- Critchiow. Loo-

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gootee; John A. Crofts, Evansville; Lieut. John B. Crone, West Lebanon; Luther Cruea, Redkey: Sergt. Paul T. Cunningham, Kent land: Sergt. Frank J. Dalton, Indianapolis: Lieut. Russell C. Davies. Delphi: Vern Davisson, Rensselaer, Sorgt. Benjam'n Dickens, Broad Ripple. Harold T. Dillon, Elnora; Lieut. John Downing. West Lafayette: Lieut. Col. A. L. Orolliucer. Sergt. Frank L. Dullagnn. Ft. Wavne; Capt. Charley Dunbecit Anderson ;‘ Monroe Eliot, Huntington ; wUliam B. Ely. Montpelier; Harry F. Evitoad, Columbus; Corp. John B. Farris, Gary; Charles B. Ferguson, Greenwood: Janes O Fields. Loogootee; Fred C. Fischer, Shelbourn; Llent. Aaron R. Fisher. Lyles; Forest Foster, Columbus: Rex R. Forsvth. Bloomington; Sergt. Thomas W. Frazer, Mooresvtlle: Corp. Clyde A. Fritz, Mooresvilie: Corp. Clyde A. hitz. Kokomo; William E. Gaven, Indianapolis; Ludwig Genrich, South Bend; George A Gibb®, Richmond; Charles S. Gibson, Batesville; William L. Gillespie (deceased!. Ft. Wayne: Joseph A. Gordon, Wheatfield; George H. Graul, Ft. Wayne; Lieut. Hanon Gray (deceased). La Porte; Paul Grimes, Greeneastle; Ray S. Hancock, Dayton; Lieut. George W. Hay, Converse;* Lieut. William F. Hendren, Indianapolis; Corp. Hilding Holinquist, Crown Point; Lewis G. Humphries (deceased), Indianapolis; Otto D. Hurst, Oxford: William A. Jacoby, Indianapolis; Charles U. James. Indianapolis; Sergt. Heber D. James, Mitchell; Corp. Alexander A. Jankowitz (deceased). South Bend; Lieut. Joseph Jenkinson, Goshen: Sergt. George R. Johnson, Fair Oaks; John B. Johnson Thorntown; Griffith P. Jones, Tasonville; John Keizer, Lafayette; Milo S. King, Rochester >. Walter Klimin, Hammond; Max S. Kos,- Indianapolis; i Corn. Louis Kowaski, Indiana Harbor; William A. Kreuzmau, Batesville; Walter Rinkle, Indianapolis; Sergt. Kobert L. i Leabv. Bedford : Clarence E. Leer, Coitimi bia Citv: Dwight E. Lemon. Llaton; 1 Corp. John Lewis. Clinton: Sergt. Donald E. Lowry. Walton; Willis W. MacCorkle. Indianapolis; Lieut. Col. Carlton B. McCullough, Indianapolis; William L. McDermott, Terre Haute; Gordon B. MacEachern, Gary; Sergt. Charles W. McKinney (deceased), Westpoint; Charles R Mahlcy, Peru; Dewey 11. Mannn, Eminence; Corp. George T. Marshall, Wallen: Howard L. Mason, Keystone; Steve ; Medved, Indiana Harbor; John A. Mendenhall. Indianapolis; John It Mitchell, Wheatfield; Sergt. James T. Nize. Seymour; Francis J Monahan, Indianapolis: William Money. I'nion City; Sergt. Cletus I. Montgomery, Lebanon; Reed Morrow, Crawfordsville; Arthur R. Nalley, LaFayette: Raymond Neihart, foal City; Walter Victor Norton (deceased). Alexandria- First Lieut. Kenneth L. Ogle, Linton; Henry 11. Osha, Boonvllle; Corp. George J Overmeyer, Hartford City; I ieut Maxwell O. Parry (deceased), Indianapolis; Sergt. George R. Pedlow, In--1 diana polls; Garrett II Peters, Mulberry, First Sergt. llarley B. Phillips Hartfort City; Sergt. Harry F. b| P, Evansville; Sergt. Richard C. I hillips, Greeneastle; First Lieut George 1. Phipps. Evansvi'le. Mike Toberzcnovieh, Gary; Gunnery Sergt..Chester 11. I eland. Indianap<4is; Second I-ieut. John Poser, Rockport: Sergt. Charles A. Pratt (deceased). Chesterton: Garrison H. price, Indianapolis; Sergt. John T. Reunion, Frankfort; Oren Reed, St. laul: Harry M. Richardson. Indianapolis; Henry R. Riehman, Laporte: Chester Frederick Itiuker, Indianapolis; First Sergeant Harry W. Roberson. Mt. Summit; Jacob Rohrer. New Paris; Lieut. Kenneta Rotharmel. Bluffton; John Rush, Logansport: Delmsr R. Russell, 1'aoli; Capt. Chester Sanders, Indianapolis: Sergt. Jacob Schmit, Brazil; Sergt. Herman H. Schmitz, Lafayette; Sergt. Victory Schnele. Evansville; Corp. George W. Srhreeeh, Indianapolis; Cecil Selch. Morgantown; Capt. James A\. Shaw, Brookstop: Lieut. Joseph N Shaw, Alexandria; liatiiel V. Shea. Ft. Wayne: Sergt. Earl L. Sisson. Rochester; Dean F. Smiley (deceased!, Goshen: Sergt. Bert R. smith. Lafayette: Corporal Charles A. Smith, Evansville; Sergt. John Masson Smith, I'nion City; Lieut. John It. Smith, Ft. Wayne; Kobert D. Snoddy, West Lafayette: I.e Roy Songcr, Vecderburg; Corporal Kenneth D. Spencer, Monon; Corp. Claude Spoon more, Bedford: Howard 11. Stanley, Indianapolis; Sergt. Lyle Glen Stephenson, Lebanon; Corp. Bert L. Stewart. Idaville; First Lieut. James W. Stlggh man, Wabash; S< rgt. Charles A. Strom, Indianapolis; Sergt. Joe G. Sweeney, Columbus; Sergt. Clar- < enee L. Thorp, Ridgcville: Thomas Verl Thomas (deceased). New Lisbon; Charles F.-Thompson, Bloomington; Assistant Commander James L. Thompson. Indianapolis: Willard E. Thomson. Indianapolis; Willard F. Thomson, Indianapolis;

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MOVE TO CREATE JOBS IS SEEN IN BILL FOR COURT Lake County Also Anxious to Get Out of Jurisdiction of Judge Anderson. In the bill to establish a second United States District Court In Indiana, which Representaitvj A. J. Hickey of the Thirteenth Indiana district will introduce in Congress today, lawyers and other persons familiar with the tion see only another move to create jobs for more or less deserving Republicans. Coupled with this is a desire of Lake County politicians to get their sectiou of the State out from under the Jurisdiction of Albert It. Anderson, present Federal judge for Indiana, according to some. This move is not the first of its kind, although it is the first since former President Wilson took the presidential chair in 1913. It has ben a very noticeable fact, that although Judge Anderson a staunch, rock ribbed Republican, that the only moves to curtail his jurisdiction within this State have come from within his own party. Just as soon as a Republican President is inaugurated it becomes a certainty that within a very short time a bill, sponsored by Lake county Republicans will make Its appearance in Congress pointing out the crying needs of a second Federal court In Indiana.

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yers froiu delaying the trial of civil cases indefinitely. LAKE COUNTY FEARS ANDERSON. A Lakp County man once said that the citizen of that district feared not God, man or devil, but that at the mention of the name of Judge Anderson, he would bow down and bump his head on the ground three times. And Lake County wants out from under. Also there are many politically starved Republicans to be considered. The fam-ine-stricken are in multitudes and the jobs are scarce. Therefore observers say that behind the more for a separate Federal court lie tr things, a desire for political patronage and Lake County's fear of the present judge.

STATE TAX FOR SIX MONTHS $6,679,237 Increase of 3 Cents in Levies Boosts Total. Revenues collected bv the State during the first six months of 1021 apounted to $HG7!>,237.42, according to a statement by William G. Oliver, auditor of State. Os this amount $6,341,287.68 was derived from taxes on dtho remainder was from fees and interest. The total receipts were $1,043,775.09 more than for a similar period last year, most of tho addition being due to a total increase of 3 cents the tax levies. The total of educational funds derived from tax levies for the six months period was $2,734,210 81, to which is added a total of $325,843.23 derived from interest on invested funds. The figures also show anew fund, the war memorial fund, for which $179,776.30 was collected. The benevolent fund araounte dto $1,345,850.17 and the highway fund totaled $1,190,584.17. Orphanage Is Sued by FormerJEmploye Special to The Times. KOKOMO, Ind., July S.—A damage suit for $5,000 brought by William F. Roberts against the Mexico Orphanage has been venued here from Miami County. Roberts claimed be received serious and permanent injuries when ordered to start an engine at the orphanage, the passageway between the engine and the wall being so narrow that his shirt sleeve caught in the fly wheel.

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