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COFFINISM HIT BY DEMOCRATS Call on Voters to Throw Off Machine Yoke. Marlon county voters 'were called upon at a score of meetings on Wednesday night to throw off the yoke of “Coffinism” and purge the courthouse of the pernicious influences which have mastered all offices.” “General Grant wisely said it would mean nothing to chase the enemy from one place to another; he must either be captured or destroyed,” declared Dr. Albert Miller, at a rally at 1025 Prospect street. “In like manner it means nothing to drive machine politics from the city schools and the city hall and leave it enthroned in the courthouse and county schools," declared Dr. Miller. Frank P. Baker, candidate for criminal court judge, declared: “There is talk concerning amalgamation of the various factions of the Coffinism organization for the benefit of a ‘united party.’ “Closely analyzed, is the bringing together of these factions a movement in behalf of the welfare of the Republican party, or one that actually means absorption of all those factions by Coffin for the sole benefit of Coffinism? Is this attempt to throw off the label of Coffinism an earnest one or is it being done for political expediency?” Henry Ford Back in U. S. Bu United Press NEW YORK, Oct. 23.—Henry Ford returned Wednesday night from a trip to Europe, but refused to grant any interviews because he had been “misquoted all over Europe.”

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Times Radio Dial Twisters

WFBM (1230) Indianapolis (Indianapolis Power and Light Company) THURSDAY P. M s:3o—Dance Music 'CBS'. 5 45—Tonv’s Scrapbook CBS). 6:oo—Beck Brevities <CBB>. 6 30—C. G. Conn Boys Band. * 45—Democratic County Committee. 6:so—Constitutional Convention League. 7 00—Literary Digest <CBSi. 7:ls—Republican County Committee. 7:2s—Salon Group. 7:30~En-Ar-Co program. 8:00—Bean Creek string band. 8.30 to 10:00—Silfnt. 10 00—Will Osborne orchestra COBS). 10:15—Hey wood Broun <CBE). 10:30—Lloyd Huntley orchestra tCBSi. 11:00—Time, weather. 11:01—The Columnist. 11:15—Atop the Indiana roof. WKBF (1400) Indianapolis (Indianapolis Broadcasting. Ine.) THURSDAY P. M. 4.3o—Afternoon announcement!. 4:4o—News flashes. 4:ss—Town -topics. s:ss—Democratic county committee. 6:oo—Republican Central committee. 6:lo—Studio dinner ensemble with Stephen Badger. 6:3o—"Smiling Ed" McConnell. 6:so—Marmon cales branch. 7:oo—Kav’s variety. 7:3o—Wilson's orchestra. 7:45—L. C. Thiele's Trio. B:oo—The Three Nuts-ke-teers. B:ls—Among the movie stars. B:3o—Peeks' Diamond Jublllee. 9:3o—Grain Dealers classics. 10:00—Zenith Grab Bag. 10:15—The Birthday murder mystery. 10:30—I. A. C. orchestra. iron—Connie's Eleventh hour dreamers. 11:30—Sign off. WLW (700) Cincinnati THURSDAY 4:oo—Brazilian American program (NBC). 4:3o—Salt and Peanuts. 4:4s—Nothing but the Truth. s:oo—Time announcement. 5:00—O. V. Fortunes Over the Coffee Grounds. s:os—Brooks and Ross. s:l3—Time. s:l4—Weather. s:ls—Chamber of Commerce talk. s:3o —Dog talk by Dr. Glenn Adams. s:4s— Literary Digest topics In brief. 6:oo—Pepsodent Amos ’n’ Andy (NBC). 6:ls—Smith Brothers program. 6:3o—Variety. 6:4s—Helboas Watch program. 7:oo—National radio advertising pro--7:3o—National Tadio advertising. B:oo—The Armco band. B:3o—Maxwell House Coffea program (NBC). 9:oo—Hollingsworth. 9:3o—Weather. Cabaret.

10.00—Time, ( Los Amigos. 10:30—Joilv Fellows. 11:00—Castle Farm orchestra. „ , 11:30—Melville Ray. tenor: Fred Roehr. pianist. 12:00 M —Gibson hotel orchestra. AM. . , 12:30—Time announcement; sign off.

DISTANT STATIONS

THURSDAY —6:15 P. M.— WMAQ (61C). Chicago — Dance orchestra. —7 P. M.— (wm^SolT I Detroit —Schust Little BymCohimbla— Literary Digest Topics to NBC^ystem— B. A. Rolfe's orchestra to the News” to WABC, —7:30 P. M.— WOWO, WKRC, KMOX. WJR. (750). Detroit—WJZ program. WLS (870' Chicago—Variety acts. WMAQ i610), Chicago—The Three DoctorS' -7:15 P. MColumbla—Hamilton drama to WABC. WKRC, WOWO. KMOX. —8 P. M.— NBC System—Arco Birthday party to . WEAR, WSM. KYW. n . ln _ Columbia—Van Heusen program to WABC. WBBM. WKRC. WOWO. KMOX. WGN (720). Chicago—Studio features. NBC System—Knox orchestra to WJZ, Chicago—Fisk Jubilee Singers. WMAQ (670). Chicago—Musical program. —8:30 P. M.— Columbia—Detective Story hour to WABC, WKRC, WOWO, WBBM, KMOX. NBC System—Melody moments to WEAF, WGY, WTAM. WENR (8701, Chicago—Feature program. NBC System—Maxwell melodies to WJZ, WLW. WSM, KYW, KDKA. WMAQ (670), Chicago—Freeman Foresome.

Fishing the Air

The Romany Pattern orchestra, directed by Emery Deutsch will play a group of Slavic Gypsy music, ending with the "Peasant Festival,”, a descriptive fantasy on a block party, to be broadcast from 7:15 to 7:30 p. m., Thursday, over WABC and the Columbia network. One time a man waiting for a tardy woman occupied himself with an idea which later was to prove of Inestimable value to humanity. This is the situation which will bo disclosed In a playlet during the Hamllon Watchman program Thursday, from 7:45 to 8 D. m., over WABC ind the Columbia broadcasting network. Alfred Nobel, famous as a scientist long before he became one of the world's greatest humanitarians by the establishment of the Nobel Peace Prize, will be the reincarnated guest of honor at the Arco Birthday Party which will be broadcast over KYW and an NBC network Thursday at 8 p. m. A program of variety will be directed by Eugene Ormandv during the Jack Frost’s Melody Moments over WTAM and an NBC network Thursday, at 8:30 p. m.

HIGH SPOTS OF THURSDAY NIGHT’S PROGRA3I 7:OO—NBC (WEAF) Fleischmann hour, Vallee’s orchestra. 7.4 s—Columbia—Hamilton sketch. B:OO—WLS. Chicago—Fisk jubilee singers. Columbia—Van Heusen program. Norm Brokenshire, M. off. B:3o—Columbia Detective story hour, mystery drama. NBC (WJZ)—Maxwell melodies, Willard Robison orchestra. 9:OO—NBC (WEAF)—RCA hour. NBC (WJZ)—Herbert Opera “Mile. Modiste.” Columbia—Lutheran Laymen League, choir and organ. 11:00—NBC (Central)—B. A. Rolfe's orchestra.

"Alexander's Ragtime Band.” one of Irving Berlin's first hits, wil be revived by the orchestra under the direction of Willard Robison when the Maxwell House program is presented over WLW and NBC network. Thursday evening at 8:30 o’clock. Sprinkled with gun fire and teeming with the cunning operations of the underworld the story of how the police outwitted and outguessed a criminal gang will be told in dramatic form when WABC and the Columbia network broadcast the Detective Story fflagazine hour at B:3G p. m., Thursday. "Mile. Modiste.” a comic opera in two acts bv Victor Herbert, will be presented ever WJZ and a National broadcasting company network. Thursday night at 9 o'clock. "Cuius Animam,” from the setting of the celebrated 13th century hymn. "Stabat Mater.” bv the Ttaiian composer Gioacchino Rossini, will be played by Ludwig Laurier and his slumber music ensemble during the broadcast to he heard over WJZ and NBC network. Thursday evening at 10 o'clock.

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—9 P. M Columbia—Lutheran Laymen League to WABC, KMOX. WBBM. WKRC. WENR (870). Chicago—Poular program. NBC System—R. C. A. hour to WEAF, WGY, WHAS, KYW, WTAM. —9:30 P. M.— KMOX (1090), St. Louis—Backstage, gram. WBBM (770), Chicago—Gerolstelner proWENR i870). Chicago—Variety musicale. WGN (720). Chicago—The Girls. WMAJ (670), Chicago—Old King Co^l. —lO P. M.— KDKA (980), Pittsburgh—Sport; slumber must:. Columbia—Osborne’s orchestra to WFBM. NBC System—Palais d'Or orchestra to WEAF. WSB, WSM. , WENR (870), Chicago—Mike and Herman; studio. WGN (720), Chicago— Tomorrow’s Tribune; musical menu. WMAQ (670), Chicago—Dar. and Sylvia; program. WTAM (1070), Cleveland—Dance music; midnlte melodies. —10:15 P. M.— WFAA (800. Dallas —Dallas news program. Columbia —Radio columnist to WABC. —10:20 P. M.— WGN (720'. Chicago—Hungry Five.

Contributions of $lO or More Reported in Community Fund Campaign at Noon Meeting, Wednesday, Oct. 22 The Campaign Committee of the Indianapolis Community Fund takes this means to acknowledge, with great appreciation, the following contributions, which evidence the interest of these citizens in the social welfare of Indianapolis. , ARTHUR V. BROWN, Chairman Campaign Committee

Abbett, Frank E., M.D... $25 Adkins, Russell £., M.D. 60 Akin, E. P 30 Akin, William S. 10 Albright, C. F 10 Albright, Mrs. Chester... 25 Alexander, Grace 10 Aley, Robert J 60 Allen, Paul 10 Alverson, Effle 10 Alvle, E. 0., 51.D 10 Alwes, Charlotte lO Alwes, Daysie 10 Alexander, Robert C 10 American Benefit Life Insurance Company 15 American Sanitary Lock Company v. 50 Amos, Ruth Esther 10 Anawalt, G. IV 20 Anderson, C 10 Anderson, Helen >1 10 Andrews, F. S JO Augell-Wilson Company .. 10 Angus, D. J 250 Apollo Restaurant 12 Aquos Products Company..- 10 Arfuvd, L. K 10 Arnold, Charles E 12 Artificial Ice and Cold Storage Company ..... 2<o Arils, Sue V 25 Asher, Mabel 10 Ashton, Ray 10 Aspy, John A 20 Atkins, Murray B 10 Aufderheide, Helen 15 Ayres, Mabel E 15 Babbit, J. M 10 Bachman, Valentine ..... U> Bailey, Paul J lb Baker, Albert C. ~ 225 Baker, Sirs. Helen C 10 Batch. John W 25 Balfour Cheese Company.. 50 Ball, Louise K lO Balz, Fred G 20 Banta, Mrs. IV. 0 10 Bardwell, Georgetta ..... 10 Barker, Mary A 10 Barnes ft Johnson 260 Barnes. Marie 10 Bass, Florence 10 Bass, Margaretta 10 Baugh, William E 15 Baumgartner, M. D 20 Bayless, Edward P 10 Beasley, J. W 10 Becherer, Julia 10 Beck, W. H 25 Beckett, Charles H 120 Beckett, VVyntonidwJ 50 Beckman, Henry F., 31. D. 25 Behnke, E. C 15 Behrens, Henry R 25 Beilacli. Robert 15 Benedict, Charles P 12 Berger. Ira E 35 Bergdall, Gladys V 10 Berman, Mrs. Jacob K... 40 Berryhlll, Edijin C 10 Bertman, George J 25 Best, William P., 31. D.. 10 Biddlecombe, 31rs. Walter H 10 Biller, Sir s. Ray L 12 Bird, Lola 10 Bishop, Stuart A 10 Black, Grace 31.... 20 Black, W. A 50 Blackweil & Sen... 25 Blair, Harold 10 Blake. Robert W 20 Blakely Granite Cos. 25 Bland, Miss E. M 10 Blieden’s. Ben B. Cos 50 Bloom, Allan 25 Bine Bros 50 Bluestein, Albert 10 Bobbs. Julian 25 Bock. Frederick G. Jr.... 10 Bockstahlcr. George M.... 100 Boggs, Harry... .. 12 Boink, J. J 10 Bonk, George S., Sf. D... 10 Bonham, Earl T 10 Boaifield. Fred K 10 Book, William II 85 Boothe, Marie 25 Bothweli, Helen 31........ 10 Boyd. Margaret 10 Braden, Frank L 25 Braden, Fred G 20 Braman, E. J 25 Brannon, Ethel 10 Bressch, Olive R 10 Brennan. William A 100 Bretzman. Charles F 10 Brewer, Nellie M 12 Bridges. W. Hugh 10 Brink. Julia 15 Brink’s Express Company. 20 Broad Ripple Auto Company 25 Broad Rippie Lumber Company 25/ Bryk, James G Iff Erooks, Helen I, 10 Brown, Fern 10 Brown, Helen 10 Brown, John W 10 Brown, 31al>el 11 Brown, Royer H 50 Brown, Winifred G 21 Bruhn. Fred H 20 Bryant. W. H 10 Buck. T. S 12 Buckley. 3lary E 10 Bnddenbaum, Carl H 10 Buddenbaum, P. 0 10 Buehier. Sirs. Louis C.... 25 Burford. Florence E 10 Burke, G. J 10 Burke, T. E. 25 Burris, H. L., DDS 25 Burris. Cora 10 Barrows, Rev. Wm 15 Burton, Ethel 10 Burton Shields Cos.. The. . 15 Basehmann. Wm. Cos 25 Bussing, Wilfred C 25 Bntler, Mr. and Mrs. Amos W 40 Cahal, Dr. E. E 10 Cain, John M 10 Caldwell, Floy 10 Caldwell, O. T 10 Cambridge, Cecil E 24 Campbell, Sirs. Mary A.. 10 Campbell Circular Advertising Cos 25 Campbell, Thomas D 25 Campbell, Verle 15 Capitol Potato Chip Co— 10 Carter, Charlotte 30 Carter, Isaac 10 Cartersburg Sllnerai Spring Water Cos 10 Cartwright, Mr. and Sirs. Forest S 10 Casey, T. H., DDS 10 Cassady, Minnie E 10 Case Cos.. J, 1 37.50 Chance, Sliltlfed 10 Chandler, Helen 10 Chapman, Nellie 40 Christ Church Sewing Guild 10 Christie, Geneva 10 Clarke, Nellie 8 10 Clark, Lillian G 15 Cleaver, Wilbert F 10 Cl eland, Ethel 10 Clinthorne, Ruth SI 10 - Cloud, Mrs. Laura 3 10 Coffin, Charles E........V 150 Coffin, Charles F 600 Coffin, Joseph H.... 24 Colfin. Natalie C 50 Cofinl,' Harry D., DDS... 10 Coleman. C. C 25 Collins, Harry W 10 Connor. Arthur T 10 Conway, Mrs. Frank A .. 10 Cooper. S. H. 10 Cornelius. F. Wm 10 r othrell, E. L. 200 Co**inrham, Charles E.. M. D Cotton. Boland SI 60 Coulter. SI. F 10 Coval, Wendell W ?0 Cowen. Jennie W 12 Cnx. Raymond 3 35 Coyle, Margaret 25 Cranny, John M IS Crossen. Flora H 10 Cronrh. A. W 2 Cunningham, Charles M., D. D. S M Cunningham. George 10 Curtis, Edith M 1®

Gifts to Community Fund Reported Through Employe Divisions

REPORTED OCTOBER 21 Total At. Gift EMPLOYES OF— Amounts Per-Em pi. Central Rubber & Supply C 0... 8226.50 $4.53 Pitman-Moore Company 445.59 4.J0 Mooney-Mneller-Ward 332.83 3.80 Otis Elevator Company 37.00 3.70 Rough Xotes Company 268.00 3.53 Hornaday Milk Company 106.50 3.43 'Freyn Brothers 132.00 2.84 Allison Engineering Company .. 177.25 2,36 U. S. Photo Engraving Cos 17.00 2.12 Gregory & Appel 52.00 1.78 Indianapolis Electrotype Foundry 36.00 1.64

—10:30 P. M.— KDKA (980). Pittsburgh—Wm. Penn orchestra. WGN (720). Chicago—WGN gyncopat-ors; symphony. Columbia—Huntley's orchestra to WABC, WFBM. NBC System—Amos ‘n' Andy to KYW. WMAQ. WFAA. WHAS. WSB. WSM, KTHS. —10:45 P. 31. KYW (1020), Chicago—Wayne King’s orchestra. WMAQ (670). Chicago—Dance Marathon. —ll P. M.— KMOK (1090), St. Louis—Revue. WENR (8704. Chicago—Air vaudeville (2 hours). WGGN (720). Chicago—Nighthawlcs; McCov's orchestra. WMAQ (670). Chicago—Rainbow carnival (3 hours). NBC Svstem—B. A. Rolfe's orchestra to WTMJ. WSM. WSB. WHAS. WFAA. —11:15 P. Sl. WBBM (770). Chicago—Dance music (l',i hours). . —11:20 W M.— KYW (1020). Chicago—Spitalny’s orches tra. —11:30 P. 31. KMOX (1090). St. Louis—Organ. —11:45 P. M.— WDAF (610). Kansas City—Nighthawk frolic. —l2 P. Jl. KYW (1020). Chicago—Panico’s orchestra. —12:15 A. M.— KYW (1020), Chicago—Gerun’s orchestra. —12:43 P. 3L—KYW (to2o>. Chicago—Panlco's orchestra.

Curry. H. E sls Cushman, Olive M........ 10 Dally, S. F 20 Dalton, Catherine 13 Donforth, Edward R 10 Davis, Freeman P 10 Davis, Paul 70 Daugherty, Harry E 500 Daugherty, James C.... 50 Dauner, Frederick E....M 30 Davies, Dora 10 Davy, Ernest W 25 Day, Clark William 20 Dailenbach, Eloise S 25 Dean, Ward Hunt 10 Dedaker, Robert N 100 Dee Jewelry Company 12.50 Deery, James E 25 Delco-Remy Cafeteria ... 50 Demaree, Arthur C 50 Denzler, Bertha 15 Dfcnzler, Verena 25 Dettra, Mrs. Harry J 'lO Devin, Sir. and Mrs. William 25 Dickson, Fred C 1,200 Dickerson, Luther L 75 Disher, Cicero 60 Diggs, Elder W 15 Dlllman, Netta 15 Dinsmoor, Kate 25 Doeppers, Fred W 30 Douglass, Slariou 10 Drake, Flora E 35 Drozdowitz, Aaron 12.50 Duck, Mr. and Sirs. Berkley W 249 Duffy, Beatrice SI 10 Duffy, Rev. Joseph A.... 10 DuGranut, Russel! M 10 Dunn. J. X, 10 Durler, Ed 10 Dwyer, Charles A 25 Dwyer, Leo T 10 Eaton, Claudius W 10 Eberhart, Jean H 10 Eckler. C. F 10 Edwards, Sliss Bertha SI.. 75 Ehrhardt, Helen A 10 Elder. T. A 10 Eldridge, Edith M 20 Eller, Lola Stuart 25 Elliott, Homer 85 Elliott, Sarah JI 10 Eliis, C. G 10 Eivin, Ralph 40 Embry, Lionel 10 Epstein Bros 25 Erbich Products Cos., J. H, 20 Ernest, Ella JO Espey, Robert H 10 Etter, Edward L 10 Etter, E. Russell 15 Evans, Clyde I\ 10 Evans, Earl G 10 Evans, Ernest N. and Elizabeth V 60 Everett, Violet 10 Francis, Joseph Sf 50 Franco-American Cos. employes 20 Franz, Charles H 10 Frazer, L. S 10 Frazeur, I>wis E 10 Freanen, W. J 20 French, H. A 25 Friesner, Sirs. Gladys SI. . 19 Froelich, L, J 10 Fulton, Emma V. Pearson 109 Funkhouser, Arthur G... 15 Funkhouser, Elmer, SID.. 15 Furnas, Marcia SI 25 Fairbanks, Warren ...... 1,250 Farb, Louis 29 Fansier, E. SI 20 Farrell, Granite Cos., SI. H. 10 Fauset, Mrs. Eva J 10 Fenger, Edward W 15 Ferguson, Lewis G 10 Ferree, M3rie SI .Y#. 10 Fidelity Trust Cos 250 Fields, Blerrltt 12 Fife, Geo. W. Sr 12 Finley, Marietta D 25 Fischer, Clara 10 Flshback, Mary 10 Fisher, Luclie Weer 10 Fitzgerald, Donald D ... 15 Fletcher American National Bank 8,609 Flex, J. F 10 FUcidnger, E. E 100 Florence, John 25 Florance, Slaebelle 10 Foley, Eugene D. 100 Foran, Timothy W 10 Forman, Sirs. Atwood R. 19 Ford, S. SI.. Grocery 40 Forry, E. II COO Forrey, G. C. Jr 300 . Foster, Nannie Mae 10 Fowler. F. B 299 Francis. Dean D 159 Furstenburg, SI 12 Gaines Shoe Company... „ 15 Galloway, Wilburn 10 Galvin, Cecelia SI 30 Garber, Thomas S 10 Gardner, Cara E 23 Garrett, Lucy 10 Garstang, R. W 15 Garten, Bess 10 Gaseteria. Inc 123 Gaston, Anna 10 Gault, Roy C 10 Gavin & Gavin 139 Gavisk, Francis U 109 Gels, Anna L 19 Gelston, Henry M '-'5 General Auto Top Cos 19 General Slotors Acceptance Corporation 59 German. Artie B 1® Gevyn, Lucile A 14 Glck, Herman H., MO ... 10 Gifford, Fred E., MD 19 Gilman, Lawrence H., SID 10 Dipe, James C 12 Orinslade, C. 0....-, 1® Golay, Eleanor Kalb 10 Goldberg, Gustav 10 Goldman. George F., DDS 15 Goll. A. C 33 Goode, Joseph 1® Goodman & Cos 25 Gordner, 14-Roy George.. 15 Gorman, Frank 19 Gorman, Ruth 19 Gouldman, C. E 10 Grace, Florence f 15 Graham. A. 8., SID 69 Green. Nell V 15 Grinding. Joseph J., SID 25 Gray, I. H 25 Green, VTesley G 10 Gregg, Charles V 190 Griffin, Mary C 35 Griffith. APce K 15 Griffith, Margaret L 15 Griffith, Oscar E 10 Grimm. Alberta L 50 Griswold, Mr. and Sirs. Robbins C 120 Grdssman, Arthur V 120 Grossman, Louis N 55 Growe, D. S 39 Guilford, Slartha 01er..., 10 Gunder. Olive L 10 Guth. May 10 Guthridge, J. L 10 Gutzwlller, Josie 20 Habel. O. W. 15 Habbe. Richard H 40 Hacedom, Lois 10 Hagemier, Oscar C 10 Hahn, E. Vernon, MD.... 15 Hale, Ward 15 Hall. Lunaford 10 Hall. Ozela B 10 Holliday. E. 8..-. 10 Hamilton Weather Strip Comuanv 25 Hamlin. J. H 10 Hamnton. Harold J 85 Hammond. )"i|iam W.. . 50 Hancock. Paul A 40 Hanna. Lanra F, 16 Harrourt. ,V!an K., MD.. 10 Hardistv. it. c 10 Hare. John M 20 Hare. Marea F 100 Hargrove Realty Cos 10 Harman, C. T 10 Harris, Gertrude 15 Harry, S. B 10 Hart, Abigail . a 10 Harter. Jean 12 Hartman Fnmiture C 0... 150 Hartsoek. HsrVej B 25 Hartz. Roy F 26 Hawkins, Slartha 12

BROAD RIPPLE NEEDSMKED Lack of School Facilities for Athletics Cited. Broad Ripple high school pupils do not have equal athletic opportunities with those of other high school pupils of the city, .S. B. Sheard, chairman of the school athletic committee, declared at a meeting of the Broad Ripple ParentTeacher Association Wednesday night. She&rd deplored the fact that members of the basketball squad are forced to travel four miles to a gymnasium for practice', the football team and student body a like distance to reach a place to play their games and that the school proper is

Hay, George L S2O Haj-es, C. >1 20 llaymann, Louise 25 Haymann, Milton L 25 Hazzard, Bertha C 10 Hazzard, Lillie H 10 Healy, Irene 10 Heekrotte. W. H 10 Heiphinstine, Ida B 31.50 Hendrickson, Harry C 20 Hendrix, Sirs. C. E 20 Henkel-Randall-Wamer Cos 132 Henry, Dr. Alfred, MD... 60 Henry, Atta L...... 15 Henry S. Edward ........ 180 Herdrieh, Otiia C 12 Herdrich Si Boggs 12 Herman. William 10 Herod, Henrietta 10 Herod, Henry L 45 Herron, Josephine B 10 Hess, Charles L 10 Hicks, Morris 20 Hicks, R. C 10 Hill, Adah M 10 Hill, E. N )o Hill, Florence B 15 Higgins. I). Kay 20 Hill. .Marian 1.5 Hillman, Fred. W 15 Hlsey & Titus 200 Hoatson, Lowell 10 Hockensmith, Charles A.. 25 Hockett, Grace 10 Hodge, John D 10 Hoefgen, Eunice SI 16 Hoffman & Cos.. A 10 Hofmann, J. William, M. D 10 Hogan-Schroedcr Storage Cos 109 Holliday, Sirs. Florence B. 500 Holliday, W. J. & Company 1,401) Holmes, Doris F 10 Holmes, Doris 10 Holtgren. Mrs. Elmer.... 10 Honek. Earl E 25 Hook Drug Company ... 2,000 Hoopingarner, J. TANARUS., DDS, 10 Hoose, Sadie F 10 Hoover, E. W 25 Hopkins, Irene 10 Homaday. NMa 10 Hombrnok, Henry H W 0 Hombrook. Sirs. Henry 11. lan HoriifT. Frank J 250 Hoss, Alma ?0 Moss. Lula B 20 Houghton. Maude 1 10 Household Finance C'orp.. 325 Houser. Herbrt : 10 Howard, C. B 40 Howard. C. 8., Cos 80 Howe, Thomas, Sir. _ and Mrs. 200 Hubbard, Mr. and Sirs. * W. ? 100 Hudson. Foster J., SI. D. 10 Huff. Otto 10 Hunmhrc’ S, J. R 10 Husson, R. X. 10 Huston. F. P oo Huffer. Cecil A 20 Hurt, L. F 15 Indiana Bril Telephone Cos. 7.009 Indiana Hotel Cos 759 Indiananoßs Abattoir Cos.. 100 Indianapolis Belting C 0... 600 lnd>anaoclis Beard of Trader 500 Indiananoiis Electrotype Foundry 100 Indianapolis Hebrew Cong. S. S 60 Indianapolis Music Shoppe, Inc 25 fndianapol s News 6,000 Indianapolis Times Pub. Cos l.gon Industrial Electric Cos 20 Ingiis. Mrs. Mabei 10 Inman. Epb 20 Interstate Car and Foundry Cos 150 lowa P"rap Cos 20 Irwin, Fay H 20 T nvin, Helen Mar 10 Ives, Blabel I o Jackson, Eenben O 10 Jacobs, Harry A. Dr 50 James, Ruth 10 Jefferson, Charles E 25 Johnson, Denny. 10 Johnson, Dnory Morton... 20 Johnston. John F. Dr.... 20 Johnson Chevrolet Cos 20 Johnstcn, Russell 25 Johnson, Poy W. Dr 10 Johnson. W. H. ft Son Cos. 1.70 Jones, Edna 10 Jones, Florence 1 20 Jones, Irena K 10 Jones, Ross jo Joslin. Aiphe. 19 Jungclaus, Sirs. Marie S.. 50 Kahio, E. H .. 10 Kahio. Harry C 42 Kalberer, A. J 20 Kanagy, Lulu SO Kaesebautn. William C... 10 Kaut4. F. R 60 Kelling, Hal R 50 Keisßer. Edward W 10 Keiier John G 10 Kelly, E. A 30 Kendelbk ft SJoan Cos 20 Kennedy, Edna SI 19 Kennedy, Certrude in Kennedy, Robert F, 15 Kenney, James II 10 Kenney Machinery C 0.... 10 . Kern, Bessie 19 Kern, Hnldah T 10 Kerr, Grace 50 Kerr. John F. MD 25 Kessel. He-hert 25 Kelchem, Jane M 25 Kiefer Stewart Cos 4,000 Kiefer ft Daniels 10 Kiger-Bumeit Cos 50 King. Joyce E 10 Bingham, James 10 Kinnick, William H 10 Kfsfner, Charles C .50 Kiteham. Lucia 10 Knight, Mrs. Leona B ... 12 Knox. Grace C 30 Kosehniek. Clarence J.... 10 Koth, Herman VV 159 Kramer, Raymond D. ... in Kretrlo, James A 19 Uriel. Slary I. 29 Kruse. H. C 10 Kuhns. Dorothea Is ’9 Kuhn's Market 59 Kiimher- Grace W 25 Kurtz, Clio ]) laßlant. Pan! C... 10 Ia Rue. F. Wade ’l3 Lacey. Georgia H........ 19 Lackey. Oscar in Laird & Sherer 29 lrimb. Ethel K 19 Lambert, Edith 15 Lamson, Hazel 19 Landers. Jackson K., Mrs. 10 Lane, Russell \ io Lanp, Virrlnia C 19 Landon, Hugh SlcK 3,009 Langan, John A 10 Laneiotr. Arthur 10 Langsenkamp, W. 0.. Jr. .50 Lanksenkamp - Wheeler Brass Works 309 Lauber. Joseph S 19 Laughlin, Knthrrinc iff I-anher. Lillie M Iff Lawrence. Beni. F 150 Lay, Bert N 19 Ice. r ree'la 15' in !.♦. G. K in Tee, Owili* . 29 • ce. Ko’w Gray . 15 fcdv. R"’ll in l-eikhlm. J. n ?n Lerfnard. Je"'u in. !e*h. n-a W., sirs .*o Lesh, 17. ‘V "5 fcvL Mrs.' 10 Levi. Phil'" on Leslnsop. Ha*rv L . ten T.'eber. *L. Cos 7. . 2.199 f.leher. Wnhert. Sirs “no I 'efipr, >n“an . 6®o Llbee. Petnh 59 Lincoln rhiropraetle College. Inc. 49 Une. Serah Ruth 12 ritten, L. c i Little. Frank J 39 l.iovd. Anna H 15 Loekerb’e Hotel Company. 75

TEX LEADIXG FIR.MS PER CAPITA * Total At. Gift EMPLOYES OF— Amounts Per-Empl. Real Silk Hosiery Cos $24,300.60 87.28 Eli Lilly & Company 6.625.34 6.02 Diamond Chain Mfg. Cos 3.244.30 5.85 Electric Steel Casting Cos. . . . 032.45 5.75 Adams-Rogers Company 220.00 5.64 Allen A. Wilkinson Lumber Cos. 317.00 5.55 Xational Silk Hosiery Mills.. 1,112.50 5.58 Insurance Research & Review 113.50 5.40 Prest-O-Lite Company ...... 2,306.00 5.28 Polar Ice & Fuel Company... 834.30 4.77

Inadequate to house the Increasing student body. The school board some time ago purchased land back of the school for an athletic field but never improved it. The new building that has been promised Broad Ripple citizens would include a gymnasium it was pointed out. Other members also stressed the need of better building and equipment. Cooking Husband Sues Bu United Press GREEN CASTLE. Ind.. Oct. 23. Suit has been filed in the Putnam county court by Raymond Allen for a divorce from Mrs. Edith Allen. He charges his wife with cruelty and also alleges that he was forced to prepare his own meals. Halloween to Be Observed B V Unitrd Press CRAWFORDSVTLLE, Ind., Oct. 23.—Plans for a community Halloween celebration, under auspices of the Chamber of Commerce, will be presented to the city council for approval Monday night.

Loeper, Helen s2l Logan, .Marion Ethel .... 10 Logan, Otis E 50 Logsdon, F. F 50 Lone Star Cement Cos., Indiana, Inc 250 Long, G. M 19 Logman, Penjie 25 Lucas, Clarence A., M. D. 10 Lundlad, Byron E *. 50 Lycan, Lydia B .T., 15 Mabcrry, O. L 20 Mackey, Harry S., M. D.. 10 Maddox, Harley M 25 Mahan, Harry 8., C 0.... 200 .Malott, Charles M 1,500 Malott, Macy W 140 Manouge, Edwin 30 Marion County State bank 100 Marschke Manufacturing Company 10 Martha Washington Candy Company 25 Martin. Bernard A., O. D. S 10 Slarlin, Margaret J 10 Martin, Oliver 15 Marsh & Mcl-ennan 200 Masters, J. Melvin, M. D. 10 Masters, Robert J., M. D. 69 Masters, Mrs. Robert J 20 Matthe, Ada F. 19 Maurer, Oscar C 30 Mayer, Mrs. Charles W.. 10 Mayo, Edward IS .Mazur, Frances 10 Mazur, James G 25 Mazur, Leon D 40 McAdams, Caroline 10 McAdams. Emily 10 Me Alexander, Robert 0,, M. D 4 25 MaeArdle. Mary H....... 29 McCall, Madeline 8...... 10 McCoy, Blanche S. Mrs... 80 McCann, Deilla Mrs 10 McCaskey. Car! H., 31. D. 40 3TcClain, Mabel 10 McCoy, Ginerva 12 McCracken, Eliz, Holmes. 19 3lcCray, Marian 12 3lcCu!loch. Carlton 8., M. D 50 McCune, Anna 10 McCurdy, Kuby 10 MacDonald, John A., M.D. 60 3lcDougall, J. H. 17.50 MeDotigaii. 3lary 25 Mclntire, Eugene 10 Mclntosh, Donald R 40 McKinley, Lura 10 McLaughlin, Earl 10 3tcMiehael, Carrie 10 Me3lulicn. V. E 10 McNutt, 3lary B. Mrs.... 25 McPheetersf Jlary E 10 3lead-Balch Construction Cos 100 Mears, Abner 10 .Meek, J. Perry 10 Mendenhall, Inc., J. E.... 25 Mendenhall. James E 20 Meredith. T. N 10 Meriwether. Maude in Messenger Cos., W. H 100 Messick, H. B 10 3fetz. Allen J 25 ?leyer, Albert F 10 Meyer, Harry C. 10 3feyer, Leo R 50 Meyers, Estelle 70 Meyer, Lee 10 Michael, Julius P 100 Mic-Lis McCahill Cos 10 Miese, Harry Mr. and Mrs. 50 JTlller, Clyde P 10 Miller, Edward JO M-Uer, J. Don, JI. D 10 JliSler, Julia E SO Jlillcr, Jlarian 10 Jfiiler, Jlilton 1 20 Miller, William 10 .Mills, Frank V 120 Mills ft- Lysaght 15 Jllscli, 3lary 20 Jtodel Loan Cos 175 Moennlng. Walter P. F... 20 Moliler, Pauline M 10 Manahan, Lydia 25 Monroe, Alex R 50 Montgomery, C. 0........ 10 Moore, Frances 10 Moore. Lawrence B 10 Moore, Malcolm M 45 Moore. Robert 31., M. D.. SO Moorman. Horace A 19 .Morgan, Bert C : 10 Morgan. 3 f arv Elizabeth. . 10 Morrison, William H 60 Morrison Grocery Cos 10 Morrow, Stanton A., The Rev 19 Maser. Rol’in 11., 31. D.. . 29 Jtasiman. K“n ”5 Mount. W. L 19 Mueller, Kothr!np 19 Jlneslng-Merrlck CoiJ Cos. employees 40 MalrihlU.' R 59 Munk. IV. E 2V Mnrnhy, O, C.. Company. 309 McMurrav, T. S.. Jr y.o Mvers. Mrs. Florence 20 Slyers, Roy ■. 10 Naeor Medicine Company. 25 National Auto Truck Corporation 25 National Biscuit Company 100 National Bread Company. 109 National Refining Company 15 Neosier. Augusta 19 Netterville. Emily 10 New. J. 8., Sons 25 Newby, Arthur C 5,909 Newman, Frieda in Newman. H. R 10 Nicholscn, Mrs. Roberta W 15 Nigh, Emnions 10 Nisley Cos., The 50 Nolan, Jlarearet 10 Noleox. Mattheas Ift Norman, H. M 20 Norman. Olin 8.. 31. D. 20 Northington, Jessica 15 Northrop. R. H 10 Nowlin, Harry L 25 Nusbaum, Willis C 10 Oakes. Warren D 450 O'Boyle, John IT '25 O'Hara, Elizabeth 10 O’Hara. Eva 10 OMo and Indiana Stone Cos 26 Ob-, Cerenp 13 O'DanieL Helen O io O'eott, E. L.. Jr 25 Oliver Farm Esuipment Cj io tvrn, Christian, DDS. .. 12 Olstn. Edna 10 Omar Baking Company... 100 Or-wiler. Glenn W "0 O-10-p, Harry L 10 Orrid. M'idred 10 Osborn, Wiiliam E 100 Ostrom Realty ft Construction Cos JOO Otte. Charles H. W 25 Overhiser. Mabel 10 Pantzer. Kurt F 60 Parks, Bert H 20 Parry, George T 25 Patrick, Fae W 25 Patten. W. A S6 Patterson. Jessie 10 Peake, Nellie 10 Peae. Nell 13 Pee-less Electric Supply company an Bedim. Amos W 25 Pein'ngton, Walter E., MO 10 i>“nt“' , ost. Edwin S 10 •'’nnirw-ton. Dorn'hv . .. "O p-rfra-'-r. vnnPsh'rid Cos. 10 ferry ft Cm. 4. C 200 l’e-ry ft IT'ison Equipment c 0.. tp- 1 5 i'>*rs. Ma-'p A 16 Prie-son. FlkalefS lo pnrins. K-vToond L 10 Ph'M'ns, Jessie in PhllPos Auto Sales io i’ ! erce. Douglas * 20 rierson. George E 25 P'ersnn-Lewi* Fd". C 0... 60 P'nzke. Fred ft Elizabeth 100 Plake. Benlah $lO Poehne*. Robert T. 76 Polk. R. L. ft Cos f Pollard. W. IT TO Popp, Freda M 10

Porter. Jlrg. L. D 15 Prather. C. C 20 Pratt, William Dudley— 2.3 Printz, Henry 20 Putnam, J. XV HO Quick Repair Washer Cos. 25 Quigley - Hyland Agency. Inc 25 Quinn, Edward A to Quinn, -P. A... 10 Ralston, E. G 80® Ralston, Julian C.. 65 Ramey, George E 120 Randall, VV. T 10 Kandels, Kay E 40 Randle, Armenia 10 Rankin, Kuby VV 10 Kansburg, Harper J 150 Ransom, Freeman B 100 Rapp, Charles F 10 Kaschbacher, Slargaret .. 19 Katcliffe. Ruth 10 Rauch, John G 159 Itawitsch ft Cos 25 Keade, Anna R 25 Kcade, H. J 75 Reed, Fred T 75 Reeder, Hilda 25 Reeve, Wilma 16 Refrigerating Equipment Corporation 160 Kelck, Edward C 36 Reinhart, G. C 15 Remedial Finance Corporation 26 Remster. Charles 109 Rettig. John N... 10 Reybrdds, Ray 20 Rhoades, Hiee ft Etter, Inc. ✓. 26 Rhodes. George VV' 35 Rice, William Low 10 Richardson, W. C 100 Richardson ft Hart 20 Ricketts, Kulh I, 10 Rigsbee, Arlle L 20 Ridgeiy, Jane Kyle SO Rinehart. Mark V 209 Rinne, Herman H 15 Ritchey, James Oscar. M. D 30 Robbins, Jfelvin Ear 1..... 10 Roberts, Jlattie F 10 Roberts, C. A. Cos 12.50 Robertson, Edith C 19 Robinson, Chester L 59 Robinson Optical Company 25 (Robinson, Sanford H 150 unemler, Charles 0 125 Roesener, Frank A 10 Roesener. F. W 20 Roger, Will 10 Rogers, Dr. Ert J 25 Rogers, Homer L 150 Romer Lighting Fixture Company 40 Roper. Jf. L 15 Rosenberg, Louis 15 Ross, Dr. and 3frg. David 809 Ross, Frank B 39 Boss, Boy 31 25 Ross, Tipton S 100 Rottger. C. H 309 Royal Garment Company. 709 Boval Garment Company Emploves 28J Riibly. William 25 Rubush ft Hunter 1,200 Rndesill. Cecil 1,., 31. D.. 2.3 Runel. Ernest. M. 1) 25 Ruppert. August 15 Rnske, Hazel 15 Ryker, Mr. and Jfrs. Chester A 25 Ryker, Melvin 0 109 Sabins, Engraving Company 20 Sachs Bros. Loan Office.. 10 Sage. John A 49 St. Johns Catholic Church 50 Sanborn, G. M 875 Sander ft Becker Fnmiture Company 509 Sargent. Katherine .'5 Sauer, George L 10 Schappell. Helen E 10 Schette, Robert C 10. Schlec, Mrs. Marie M...< lo Scharff, Fred 10 Schmidt, Mrs. G. 0 10 Schmidt. Jfrs. Sarah C... 10 Schnalttey. E. J io Schnull, Gustav A 1,300 Schofield. Wm. A 10 Schortemeier, Hecry E.... s(* Schriefer. Bud 13 Sehroeder, Oliver F 20 Schuster. Fred J., Coal Cos., Inc 2.3 Scott, Carrie E 10 Scott, Elizabeth E 19 Scott. Elmer E 123 Searles. Ellis 26 Sears Roebuck ft Cos 1,500 Seaton, G. VV. iff, Seay, Frank H 10 Sebastian, B. S 25 Security Trust. Cos 750 Selig Dry Goods Cos 300 Seiko, .Maurice 10 Service Products Corp. ... 100 Service Products Corp. employes 100 Severin Hotel 000 Severns. Frank C 20 Seville Tavern, The, 1nc.25 Shapiro, Louis 2.3 Sharp. Harry A 250 Shavv-Walker Cos 75 Shea, Sliehael 10 Nheerin, Ruth 0 23 Sheerin, Thomas D. ft Cos. 1,000 Shrlburne, John A 10 Shellhouse. Frank 150 Shciper, Jlabelle 10 Shideler. Mr. ft Mrs. Jack E S3 Shilling, W. H IS Shinier, Mrs. Belle 30 Shirley Bros. Cos., 1nc.... 250 Shirley, O. N 30 Shirley, Richard A 75 Sholty, O. Vern 20 Shoity Jlotoin, Inc 59 Shotts, Robert 10 Shover, Edna. .Mann JO Siekels, Evelyn K 20 Sidener, Jlerle 200 Sidener-Van Riper ft Keeling. Inc 200 Slriken ft Faulstich 150 Silberman, Mrs. John E... 12 Silbenvay, J. E 25 fiilliman. H. H 11 Silver. B. E in Simpson. P. W 59 Sims, Firman C 2ft Sims, Jessie 19 Simpson, f arl 25 Slmoson, Robert 15 Sinker - Davis Company, The 909 Skeiton. H. B 12.50 Skillman Eleetric Cos 20 Sleet, John A 24 Sinss, David H., Jr., M. D 19 Smith, Alberta 10 Smith, Albert P ISO Smith, Alfred P Iff Smith, Bemire E Iff Smiths, Bertha H 15 Smith, Byron J 50 Smithy Fdson n ftff Smith, Haze! 10 Smith, Hazel E 10 Smith, K 10 Smith, Lou W 10 Smith, P. Melba 19 Smith, Natalie L 15 Bm’th, Obie 3. (Mr. and Mrs.) 350 Smith, Ralph W ‘ 10 Smith, Rr.y Lee Ift Smith, Teresa i? Smith, Wiiliam C 269 Smith. >t-s. Wm. C... 2 r o Smoek, Florenee 15 Kmvthe, Myrtle 19 Sn'der, Georg- W 109 Sob be, Katherine Ift boiler. Helenn 12.50 Solomon. I. E. ft Fo mo Southeastern Fuel C0....*. 13 Sorg. Leonard JO Sowell, Ralph 15 Spafford, Thomas E ' IK Spangler. Gain J 10 Spann, Sarah L. (widow John 8.) 60 Specs. M-trearet R to Spence. 7>na 20 Spencer, 31. O SO

REPORTED OCTOBER 21 ) Total A v. Gift EMPLOYES OF— Amounts Per-Empl. Hutchison Auto Company $84.00 $1.62 Burrell Ihiggar Company 11.00 1.22 Fairbanlts-Mores Company 612.25 1.12 G. H. P. Cigar Company 9.00 1.00 J. H. Aufderheide Company.... j t.oo .87 Clarence E. Crippen & Son, Inc.. 9.00 .86 Columbia School Supply Cos 75.00 .86 Advance-Wright Electrotype C 0.... 56.00 .80 Wangelin-Sharp Company ....,„ 89.00 .73 Griffith-Victor Distrib. Corp 9.00 ,47 Esterline-An go* Company ..... 25.00 .27

OCT. 23, 1930 ;

ATTORNEYS FOR LAW REVISION Bar as Whole Not Opposing Move, Says McCarthy. Publicity on an organization combatting a proposed state constitutional convention has left the publio with the erroneous impression that the Indiana legal profession is against constitutional revision, Theodore McCarthy, attorney, of Fenstermacher, • McCarthy and Zeichert, declared today. A second organization which has besn formed to support the move to revise the Indiana Constitution has been offered offices of Fenstermacher, McCarthy and Zeichert for headquarters, and their services in its behalf he said. -*

Spickelniler Fuel and Supply Cos SIOO Splnk-Armx Hotel 100 Spolsky, Anna .10 Strickland, Smith H 10 Spriggs, Mrs. C. T 10 Springhorn, Mrs. Sophia.. 60 Starkey, Orville 10 Slecg, Carl VV 35 Steffen. 1,. F 10 Stein, Theodore Jr 60 Stelnmetz, Charles F..— 10 Stephenson, Edward E. Cos. 10 Stern, Nathan 10 Stevens, Clarence 10 Stevens Bros 29 Stevenson, Augusta 10 Stevenson, C. VV 10 Stevenson, Katherine..... 12 Stewart, Frances 10 Stilz, Fred D 6n Siilz, J. Edward 75 Stitt, Sirs. Robert S 12 Stone, Stafford ft Stone.. 650 Strathmann, E. C J 5 Strathmonn Construction Company 16 Strauss. Arthur L 100 Strlebcck. .Margaret 10 Stuart, Janies A., Sr 100 Stump, Jlarion 20 Sttslz, William E 10 Sublette, Fred H 100 Sulgrove, Frank 10 Sullivan, Mr. T. J 10 Santor, Truman 12 Sntphln, Mrs. Samuel B. . 250 Sutton, M. L 13 Swaini, H. Nathan, Sir. and Mrs. . 60 Swrctman. VV. A 25 Swop®, Lena D 10 Taggart, Louise A. . .... 23 Taggart. Sliss Mona 1..... 10 Talley. Norris 10 Tanner, L. E 25 Taurman, Enin 15 Tavenor. W. E 19 Taylor. H. S 10 Teel, William R 125 Test. Donald N 2,200 Thale, U. A 10 Thayer, J. O . 31. D 20 Tiielss, Arnold 10 Thompson, Edwin E 20 Thomas, Leo E Ift Thompson, Calvin L...... 10 Thompson, George VV..... 16 Ihompson, Juanita 10 Thompson, Slargsret .... 10 Thomnson. Rose II 10 Thornburgh, John W 10 Thorne, Forest G 25 Thornton. Mr. and Sirs. William W 35 Throckmorton. H. R 1? Tibbets. Elliott R 10 Todd. 7ancy 75 Tomllson, S. A., C. P. A. 11l Topp. Matilda is Torrence, Florence Abbott 85 Trent, L. C.. The Rev 10 Trcssel. Elizabeth 10 Triangle Slarbie and Tile Cos 25 Trilier, Peter P 00 Tripp, Linn A 36 Trowbridge. C. D 20 Trnpp. Fred J 15 Tumbleson, H. D 10 Union Insurance Cos. of Indiana 109 Union Sign (4* 25 Union Underwear Cos., Ine. 100 United Collieries, Inc. 100 United Dental Laboratories. Ine jo Cpdegraff, J. C 10 Van Dyke, George A 25 Van Hom, C. 0 20 Vanßiper, Guernsey 75 . VanVVert Cos 20 Victor Furniture Cos 250 Victory Cleaners 10 Virginia Motor Sales, Inc. lu Virginia Sweet Grill lftn Vogeisang, Grace 10 Vogelsang, Kathryn 31.... 10 Vonnrgnt, Franklin 100 Vonnegut, George 50 V onnegut Hardware Company 2.750 Veyies, C. F., 31. I 49 Wadiey, M. S 2 Watie, Margaret . 19 Wadiey Company, The.... 809 Wadiey, Scott C 599 Wagner, I. R 20 Walk. Carl F. and Mathildr B 150 Walk. .Jailus ft Son, Inc.. 300 Walker, C. T. Mme. Manufacturing Company 209 Wallace, Ruth 33 Wallace, Warrack .... 75 Wallick, Helen 10 Walsh, Katherine C 10 Walter, H. C 19 VVangelin, Harry J 250 Ward ft Grabill 12 Warmoth, V. Sf 25 Wamc, Sirs. Albina J.... 60 Warner, L. B 12 Washington Park Cemetery 225 Waters, Henrietta 26 Waters, Phyllis W 10 Watts, Stella 10 Webber, VV. J. E 15 Weems, Uenevlen L 10 VVelssman, Louis Ift W'clbom. Oscar P 150 Welch, John R. ft Sons, Ine 61)0 Weller, Charles A., 31. D. 10 Wenner. Dorothy 25 W’erts, Slaude Sf )ft West, Edward A 12 Western Furniture Company 89 Westfall, B. Kemper, D. D. S 00 W'estover, Maude D....... 20 Wetzel, Fred 10 VVcyi. Carl H 50 Whalen, Frank 10 Wheeler, Gladys D 10 W heeler-Srhehler' Carburetor Company, 1nc.... 800 VVhelden, George T 12 Whitaker, Joel, M. D 25 White, Wright ft Boleman 100 Wiegand’s Sons Company, A 75 Wiggani. Della Ift Wiley, F. H 25 Wilhite, Emma 12 Willett, Ora B 10 Williams, C. N 800 Williams, Ileber D 12 Williamson, Charles 89 Williamson. Helen 10 Willis, Fred 69 Willis. Ruth J in Wilmington, Elmer E 11 Wilson, Ancetta Moeller.. 10 Wilson, c. A io Wilson Furniture Company, lnc 20 Winders, Ruby 10 Windsor Jewelry Cos 60 Winlngs, Grover G., C 0... 25 Winslow, Amy 60 Winter, Mary 10 Wlshard. Hamer ft Herts *OO Witt, Elizabeth R 20 Wolf, Sam J 6 Wolfe, Carl lo Wolfe, Ruby 2ft Wolff, Herman C SO Wolff, Louis H BO Wood, Mrs. Fdson T.... 40 Wood, 3frs. Mary A 10 Woodard. Rev. Abram S. 26 Woods, Ernest E 10 Woollen, Evans sffo Wright, Horace O 20 Wright. S. J 12 Wuelflng, Hugo ft Son. ... 29 WyTtcfc, Adda .......... 15 Yates, Harry L. ....... 16 Yoke, Mr. ft Sirs. Charles R 109 York, Mr*. Charles lo York, Caleb L.. jn Vork, Florenee 8,. 25 York. Nathaniel Webb.... 25 Young, A. R.. jo Young, R. E 10 Youngman. Katnerme S. ft Charles VV.......... 75 Zeehlel. Chester L. i Zeller, W. M., Jr ' 20ft Zltzlaff. Henry E no Zook, Marie 19 Zerpas, Roxie tS