Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 123, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 September 1925 — Page 3
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nm 28-GENT Commission to Confer With Governor Wednesday. fndications are the State tax rate ill be fixed at 28 cents a SIOO this (year by the board of tnx commission- < rs which will confer with Governor • lackson and L. S. Bowman, State auditor, Wednesday. Compilation completed today shows tht Total value of taxable property in the state to be $5,268,117.801. Such a levy would bring into the treasury sufficient funds to carry on the State business and leave a balance of $824,939.83 on Oct. 1, 1926. A decrease is considered probable for n -xt year because of a difference of $1,900.000 in authorized expenditures fort he fiscal years 1925-26 and ; 926-27. CREDIT MEN TO MEET Oakland City College President to Address Monthly I tinner. W. P. Dearing, president of Oakland City College, will speak at the monthly dinner of tne Indianapolis Association of Credit Men at the Severin Thursday evening. The following officers have been elected: Li. C. Breunig, president: J. J. Bright, vice president; A. W. .Ms cy, treasurer: C. E. Wagner, secretary; G. C. Clippel, Marion Moore, R. L. Pettit, T. J. Farrell and W. V. Bozell, directors. FALL IS FATAL TO MAN Former Banker Dies After Tumble From Straw Stack. Hu Timet Special WAWAKA, Ind.. Sept. 22.—Injuries suffered when he fell from Ihe top of a load of straw resulted in the death of Bert Cook, 52, former Wawaka banker.
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WOMEN GET PERU '$ Three Al| jived to Carry Guns by Cov tty Clerk's Action. Os the more than 250 permits to carry firearms granted by Albert H. Loschc, county clerk, since last March, three are field by women. Local women who have been gl 'ted permits are Nell O. Warren, 15h Broadway; Mrs. George P Mei i2B N. Pennsylvania St., and Mrs. Adlliam E. English, Hotel English. STATE TO AID REHABILITATION Counties Form Local Committees to Help. Sixty counties have reported the formation of local committees to carry out the new working/ plan of the vocational rehabilitation division of the State department of public instruction. Plan of cooperating with local committees, which was begun in July, will greatly facilitate the department in keeping in touch with those in need of services, C. B. Gwyn, State supervisor, said - . “Formerly the only contact with disabled persons was through friends, mutual acquaintances, doctors or nurses. Under this plan we will reach the entire State," Gwyn said. POLICE BLAMES PARKING O'Brietn Says Autos Delayed Fighting Garage Fire. Double-parking of automobiles 'near the city market delayed by several minutes fighting the fire that damaged the Empire garage Saturday, Fire Chief John J. O'Brien said today. He urged that traffic he controlled to prevent similar instances in the future.
15 Months to Pay Re-Roof —Re-Paint Call MA in 2455 today. We will gladly send one of our representatives to your home. This is vour last month to take advantage of the most liberal terms ever offered in Indianapolis. Why permit your property to deteriorate further with these easy payments within your reach. Act immediately, as winter is approaching. ROOFING AND PAINTING DEPARTMENT OF
SANITARY LEVY BOOSTED AGAIN Council Passes Increase Over Mayor’s Veto. In one of the most tranquL sessions of the year, city council Monday night by unanimous vote of the seven members present again set the board of sanitary commissioner’s levy at 6>/z cents over Mayor Shank's veto of its rise from 5% cents, effected at the previous council meeting. Sanitary board members, however, consider the victory only a temporary success, for their augmented levy must run the gantlet of ■/he State board of tax commissioners, where administration leaders are plotting its slaughter. Board members say they mb ht be compelled to halt operatic of the new 53,000,000 sewarge disposal plant, if the rate is allowed to stand at 5% cents. WILL STUDY SPEAKING Junior C. of (.). to Give Course—Ten Members Enrolled. A class in public speaking, free to all members of the Junior Chamber of Commerce, will start next Monday night at the Chamber of Commerce under direction of William Henry Harrison, chairman. Ten members enrolled in an organization meeting Monday night. At an executive meeting Herb Krauch, president, named Frank J. Smith chairman of a committee to arrange a dance for the latter part of October. C. E. Keyler and Albert L. Rust will assist him. A safety committee composed of Lester Abbott, chairman; William E. Over, Ralph A. Prange and M. L. McManus was also named, t Krauch also named Frank Hardy, Gus Schrader and Paul Merchant as members of the new membership committee.
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