Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 164, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 November 1925 — Page 9

TUESDAY, NOY. 10, 1925

EXPECT SALARY H EARINGTO END State Finance Body Will Conclude Session. The State finance committee today was expected to finish its hearing of protests from State employes and department heads against recent salary reductions. The committee then will determine to What extent the cuff* made last month will remain In effect. Among those protesting Monday were Alfred Hogs ton, State fire marshal; John J. Brown and Owen Boling of the State tax board. Clyde H. Jones and Howell Ellis of the public service commission, and Dixon Bynum of the State Industrial board. All protested on cuts In their departments.

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Community Fund Pledges

With a total of $143,219.64 reported subscribed to the Community Fund at noon Monday, campaign officials announced the following gifts over SIOO pledged: Citizens Gas Company, $3,000: Indiana Bell Telephone Company. £.1.000. Indianapolis Light and Heat Company. $3,000: Indianapolis Water Company. $3,000: Interstate Public Service Company, $750: Merchants Heat and 1/ijrht Company. $3,000: George Hitz & Cos.. SI,OOO HooK Drug Company, $1,600, Nordyke and Marmon Company SI,OOO. G. M. Williams, S resident SI,OOO. Arthur C. Newby. $2,000: [. George S. Olive, $000; Thomas Taggart. $2,000. Fairbanks-Morse & Cos. $1,200: Ernst & TUrfist, $200: Link Belt Company $2,000, Alfred Kauffmann, president. S2OO. Janies S. Watson SIOO. National Malleable Castings Company $1,500. A. P. Stephenson. treasurer, $25; Studebaker Corpora^ tl< Mrs & '"Hiigh McK. Landon. $2,100: Mr. and Mrs. william H. Coleman, $1,800; Mrs. John H. Holliday. $1,000: Mrs Daniel W. Marmon, $1,000: Mrs Charles F. Sayles, $1,000: Mrs. Caroline Collin*. $000; Mrs. Samuel Reid. $300: Mrs. Lynn Boyd, $500; Mrs. Louise Milligan Herron, $500: Mrs. Harry Milligan, $300: Mrs. Alexander M. Robertson, S3OO. Artificial Ice and Cold Storage Cos., $250: Betsy Rom Candy Company, $250; Mrs. Josephine B. Frawley. $250- Guarantee Tire and Rubber Company. $250 Ideal Furniture Company, $250: Mrs. Hugh McGowan. $2oO; Victor Furniture Company. $2o0: Nerwbursrcr, Simmon & Davis. $240: Mias Natalie Lombard Brush, $200: Mrs. John N. Carey $200: Aquilla Q. Jones. s2oolf Mr. and Mrs Charles Latham. S2OO. Mrs. James E. Roberts. $200: Rough Notes Company. S2OO. . _ , , Mrs. John J. Appel. $150: Clark * Cade. $150; O. B. lies. $130: Marsh allHuschart Machine Company. $lo0: Walter H. Montgomery, $150; Power. Foster Furniture Oompany, $150: Theodore Stem, Jr., $150: White Furniture Company. $loO: Breed, Elliott & Harrison. sl2o, Albcrt J. Wohlgemuth, $125: Samuel .Ashby $l2O. R. N. Buchanan. $120: M. A Hofft Company, $120; Robert W. and Ida S. McBride. $l2O C G. Potts & Cos.. $120; Robert Sahm. $120: Coffield. Sanders Company, $120; Aetna Cabinet Company. $100; Best Grand Laundry, $100; John V. Coffield. $100: Mrs. Albert M Cole, $100: Mrs Georgia Crosley, $100: Mrs. Fred C. Dickson, $100: Mrß. Samuel Postal, SIOO Alex 0. Dunn. $10O; Albert G. Feeney, $100: Franco-American Compaiiy. $100: Frank E. Gates * Son. SIOO. Mgr. Francis H. GaviskSlOO. Guedelhoefer Wagon Company. $100: Holl-Neal B urrvace Company, SIOO. J C. Hlrschman Company, sl(K>: lloos’er Brick and Coal Company! $100; Indiana Gravel Oompany. Herman W. Kothe, MOO' . v? 1 L. Mason, $10O; Mead-Balch Cqnstrnoition Company. SIOO. Midwest Stone Company. SIOO. C. 0. Miller, SIOO. Walter LMllllKan $100: National Dry Kiln Company $100: Nowlin I .cat her Goods Company $100: William E Osborne. $100; Mrs Burton Parrott. SIOO Patterson Enaraving'fS'raitany. $100: Walter J. Roth. $100; Louis Sagalowsky, SIOO. ENGINEER IS ELECTED State Employe Heads Local Section of Organization. Announcement hats been made of the election of Harvey M. Anthony, of the State hoard of registration for engineers, to succeed V. T. Mavity as president of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers, Indian-apolis-Lafayetta section. Anthony is a consulting engineer, registered profeesslonal engineer, graduate of Harvard University, and honorary graduate of the Boston School of Steam and Electrical Engineering. 1

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to Indianapolis, Monday night. No Democrats were present. Ben H. Thompson, president, informed a delegation of the council’s action. Five general ordinances and four special ordinances were also cleared from the slate. "Indianapolis, We Love You,” a song by Raymond Trulock, and music by Ned Clay, members of the Police and Firemen’s Band, was approved as the Hoosler Capital song. Appropriation of SI,OOO to pay a Judgement in favor of Mrs. Hannah M. Graham, was voted.

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