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•—Life of Edison—No. 8— CONQUERING OF GRAVITY AMONG EDISON DREAMS Once Strove to Figure Out System So He Could Harness Force. This is the eighth of twelve exclusive •lories on Xhomu A. Edison by Major William Joseph Hammer, his scientific Associate and lifelong friend. BY WILLIS J. BALLINGER A* told by William Joseph Hammer, Lifelong Friend of Edison. (Copyright. 1931, NEA Service. Inc.i The American people are the World's greatest inventors. Os + he twenty greatest inventions, Americans have accounted for eleven. And there is no doubt that Edison outranks all as the world’s greatest individual inventor. Certainly his incandescent lamp, his phonograph, his motion picture camera are lodged safely in the hall of fame of inventions. But even these triumphs arc only a small part of the labors of his prolific brain. Years ago the United States commissioner of patents spoke of Edison as “that young man who keeps the steps of the patent office hot with his footsteps.” Range Is Unbelievable In prying into thousands of Edison blueprints the range of the man’s mind seems unbelievable. Edison could jump from a prosaic invention like his belt conveyor to the realm of pure poetic fancy. One day he said to Hammer: “Hammer, if I could only neutralize gravitation I could do a lot of interesting things.” And the great man actually cogitated seriously on such a stupendous subject! Devised ‘Hopper’ Telegraph Edison’s agile mind perceived dimly, through the immense mysteries that surrounded it, the coming of wireless. He devised what he called his “grasshopper telegraph” by which the top of a moving train was so arranged that a message could be made to leap from it through space to the regular telegraph wires running beside the trick without interfering with the regular messages they carried. Major Hammer sent the following message by means of the Edison “grasshopper telegraph,” from a Long Island train to his home. Upon arriving at his home in Newark there was the message awaiting him: “If I were a fugitive from justice, such a system as this would seriously interfere with my arrangements.” Toyed With Electric Idea The train from which the message had been dispatched was traveling fifty miles an hour. Edison toyed with the idea of making a current jump. He believed that, by coating the sails of a sailboat with tin foil, an electric spark could be made to jump miles to another vessel or to shore or further to land, and he took out a patent on the idea and he prpved it. Later he sold it to the Marconi company. Or we find Edison devising a way to measure heat of the stars. Or, again, so interested in politics that he turns out the first vote recorder, his first patented invention, which he thought would end filibustering. Patented Electric Torpedo Or so concerned with the safety of his country that he patents an electric torpedo. Or, far past 70, turning naturalist and, with Burba nkian geninus, rearing golden rod fourteen feet high and verging on the very edge of success in creating anew source of rubber. The following inventions may fairly be listed as Edison’s greatest: His universal stock ticker. His automatic telegraph—a device by which 3.500 words a minute are sent from New York to Philadelphia, ■where ordinary manual transmission by telegraph key is not more than forty or fifty words a minute. Saved Millions of Dollars His duplex and quadruplex telegraph—by which one operator can send two to four messages simultaneously over a single wire. This invention saved the telegraph companies hundreds of millions of dollars in cost of line construction alone. His carbon transmitter—which today is used universally in the telephone system. Few people know it, but with every telephone in the world one talks into an Edison carbon transmitter. Invention after invention poured from his mind. There were, for instance: His electrical pen and dulicating press, which would reproduce and manifold writing—an invention foreshadowing the modern mimeo-

graph. Phonograph His Favorite His phonograph—about which Edison said: “If there is one thing which I really did invent, it is the phonograph.’’ His feeder and main system for the distribution of electric light and power, which did away with the need for and the tremendous cost of isolated plants and the substitution of great central stations. His Ediphone. Back in 1890 Major Hammer used the phonograph for dictating all his correspondence at his office, and in 1905. Edison perfected the Ediphone, now used extensively. His kinetoscope. Edison was the original inventor of the motion picture; he devised the first motion ♦ picture camera and his kinetoscope was the groundwork for the modern motion picture machine. First Continuous Film Dr. Newton, an Episcopal minister in Newark, invented the first celluloid film used in cameras, and the Eastman company, of Rochester later paid his heirs a huge sum for’ his work. Up to that time glass plates had been used, but Edison invented the first continuous film used in motion pictures. His belt conveyor, a belt used to convey away materials, widely used today in the ore and other industries. ~ ... His storage battery, widely in use today. Hi’s cement kiln, by which the production of cement was increased from thirty barrels a day to 1.000. His Jumbo dynamo, which trans-

‘ Mis-Guided ’ By United Prc*s LONDON, Oct, 31.—A blind man, haltingly walking along the street, touched the arm of another man. He took the arm and started to cross the street. But after a few steps he was struck by an automobile Both men were blind. Each thought the other was acting as his guide.

lated the mechanical energy of the steam engine into electrical current. Without it the production of electrical current would have been insignificant. Once Hammer asked Edison: “What do you consider the outstanding achievement of your career?” Without a moment’s hesitation he replied: “The Jumbo dynamo.” , Next: Edison’s war-time service . . . Making synthetic carbolic acid and rubber . . . Forcing the “Jumbo” dynamo to behave .. . Discovery of the principle of the phonograpli as the result of a needle prick in his finger. Finds 23-Year-Old Beer By United Pretm OVERTON. Neb., Oct. 31.—Rummaging around in an old trunk in his barn loft, H. H. Beltner found a bottle of beer brewed in 1908. He used it to celebrate the twenty-fifth anniversary of his membership in the volunteer fire department.

Contributions of $lO or More Reported in Community Fund Campaign at Noon Meeting, Friday, October SO

Abbett, Hflzel ft! Abke, Frank W. ..11. . .r. 26 Aehilll, Mrs. C, T 1? Adams, Jack 50 Adams, Louis K. and Mary J 10 Adams. Mary F.llis Walker 10b Aero Mayflower Transit Company 300 Aetna Trust and Savings Company 500 Agnew, Mr. and Mrs. E. F. 40 Alkman, jb. I, 13 Alkman, ,J. E,. 32 AJcom, Hazel 25 Alcorn, Pinkery 0 25 Aldridge, Esther 20 Alexander, Dorothy M 10 Alexander, Mary H 10 Allen, Lucy E 10 Allen, Madge B 16 Allen, Rowland 75 Allerdice, Martha S 10 Ament, Eleanor B 10 American Automobile Insurance Company 25 American Metal Furniture Company 30 Ammerman, K. V 25 Amos, Ruth Esther Sp Anderson, H. H 20 Antrim, A. Wesley 100 Antrim, Elva 20 Apland, Frank 15 Argus. Frank 15 Artificial Ic and Cold Storage Company 300 Armstrong, Irvcn 12 Arnett, W. K 20 Arthur, W. H 50 Artis, Lionel F 25 Artis, Sue V 25 Asche, Geo. 8..... 10 Asher, Mabel 10 Asher. Mrs. Sig.... 10 Athearn, Walter S 25 Atkins, Mrs. Adelaide G... 10 Atkins, Murray 8., Miss.. 12 Atkinson, A 25 Atkinson, Elleanora 36 Atlas Burial Vault C 0.... 15 Ayres, Lyman 20 Bachman, Irma 25 Bader, J. W. Coffee C 0... 50 Badger, Crell 18 Badger, Stephen 35 Bain. Edith 50 Bain. Roy C 12 Baker, Edwin C. 15 Baker, Frank P 100 Baker, Herbert 37 Baker. Hester J 10 Baker, Mrs. Mary E 25 Baker, Minnie 35 Baker. William 15 Ballard. Hi'-'ry 25 Ballenger, ♦ Iter S 50 Ballweg, R.<p\ 10 Baliweg. Wiilamlna C... 15 Bair, Fred 10 Banister, Sevel F., M. D. 10 Barber, Eva J 10 Bard, Sara 15 Barnard, Paul 40 Barnes, 1.. B 10 Barnett, Adallne H 25 Baron, Bertha D 12 Barrett, John 100 Barrett, Nora May 11l Barrier, K. W 25 Barton, James 35 Baseh, Wm. P 15 Bassett. Homer D 35 Batman. Dr. & Sirs. Gordon W 25 Batty. Bernard R 10 Baynes, Susan E. ...... 10 Bnynham, Arthur 70 Beach & Arthur, lnc 100 Beach, Gertrude 20 Beach. B. VV 50 Beasley, Zela 10 Beolierer, B. C 20 Beeklngton. Olive R 10 Bedford, Anna Pearl ... 30 Behnke, Edward ........ 10 Belmont State Bank 25 Belter, F. 0 100 Bennett, Mr. and Mrs. Claude M 10 Bennett, Francis 15 lterUmyer. E. George ... 10 Berry. Edith J 10 Berterinann, Min. Irwin f! 25 Bertseh, Elmer R 25 Beth-El Religious School.. 50 Bevington, Warren 25 Binkley, Charles E 20 Birk, John M 10 Blake. Bishop Edgar .... 100 Black, Ernest J 10 Bland, Miss L. M 10 Bland. Paul 11 Blok. Holger 10 Blurstein. Albert 10 'Boobs, Julian 25 Bock. Wm. H 12 Bockstakler, Hazel 11 Becslnger, Mr. & Mrs. John F 20 Boeleher. Walter C 10 Boggy, Horace E 12 Bogue, Henry B 12 Bohner, Dr. C. B. 20 Bolander. Lester M 12 Boone, Margaret 10 Borinstein. Marcus E 15 Born. Marie 10 Booster Club. Washington Natl. Ins. C 10 Bose. Jeanne C 15 Bowles, Mrs. Janet Payne 30 Boyd, Ester Tilford 12 Boyd. Margaret 20 Boyer, Ruth H 50 Boyle. Charles A 10 Braden, Hnrtense E 25 Bradshaw. Wilfred ...... 10 Brady, Frank 10 Brant. Airs. Luella 10 Brass. Sirs, W. C 10 Braxton. Jnrfse 10 Brigham. Slnry K 10 Brink, Miss Julia 15 Brinkworth. C. J 25 Bmchett, L. R 10 Brook. L. Glenn 13 Brockhausen. Anna 20 B'prksmHh. Charlotte ... 10 Rrodhy. Martha ® 25 Broirley, Albert F........ 100 Brooks, Helen L 10

REPORTED OCTOBER 90 ri'BLIC DIVISION. r,ipi nvirc nr— T o * l Prr Capita EMPLOYES OF Amount Gift This Yr. City Hall-Corp. Counsel and Legal Dept $136.00 $19.43 IT.l T . S. Geological Survey 33.00 IT.SO rth Div. V. S. Railway Mail Serv. < Partial Report) 505.00 12.81 Marion County T. B. Assn 40.00 8.00 Y. M. C. A., Central Branch... 487.50 7.17 l’. S. Internal Rev. Dept 99.00 5.50 Old Folks Home 5.00 5.00 Haughville Station—Post Office 129.50 4.98 Social Serv. Dept.—City Hosp. 42.50 4.72 HI. St. Sta., Post Office—Clerks 278.50 3.28 T. B. Erad. & Hog Choi. Cont. 12.00 3.00 Indianapolis Orphans Home.... 100.50 2.87 Players Club, Rm. 9, Sch. 66.. 3.15 .35 Teachers and Principals Sch. 28 264.00 13.20 Music Dept., Public Schools... 110.00 12.22 Art Dept., Public Schools 101.00 11.32 School No. 6 82.50 10.31 Shortridge High School 1,298.00 10.08 School No. 2 141.00 8.29 School No. 41 281.00 7.45 School No. 33 143.00 7.53 School No. 16 U 5.75 6.09 School No. 83 20.00 6.87 Custodians Public Schools .v. .1,540.00 6.06 School No. IT 96.ee o.t? School No. 53 18.00 4.50

BAR MINORS AS NAN'S BOOK IS READTO JURY Courtroom Jammed in Hope That Miss Britton Will Take Stand. By United Prcx TOLEDO, O, Oct. 31.—Nan Britton’s book, “The President's Daughter,” was defended today as the true confession of her purported love affair w'ith the late President Warren G. Harding at the trial of her $50,000 libel suit against C. A. Klunk, Marion (O.) hotel keeper. Her attorneys sought to place an authoritative construction on her writings as they prepared to resume reading excerpts from the book before a federal court jury and an audience composed only of adults. Minors were barred by Judge John M. Killits who said they could derive nothing from attending the trial “except impressions destructive of good character.” Miss Britton is seeking damages from Klunk who admitted retailing copies of “The Answer to ’The President's Daughter,’ ” in his hotel news stand. The “answer” defamed her character, Nan avers, by branding as lies her allegations that

10 Brooks, Lucy M $m l Brooks, Luther 25 ! Brocks, Stanley C 15 l Brosey, Charles L 10 Brrisnan. Nora G 10 i Brothers, T. A..., 12 i Brough man, Ralph 20 Broughton, Guy 27 i Brown, Garvin M 25 Brown, Miss Katherine Jr. 20 i Brown, Royer H 50 Brown, Wesley 0 10 Bryan, Grace 30 Bryan, Miss Juliette W.., 40 llryon, Emory W T 15 Buck. Geo 50 Buckley, Mary E 35 Bulgar. John J 120 Bundren, Chas 12 Burchett, L. R 10 Burgess, Martin L 100 Bums, Eva 21 Bnrns, Mrs. Jennie . 10 Bums. L. E 25 Burnside, Margaret ...... 20 Burton, Enoch D 10 Busching, Otto 10 Buschnuinn, Charles L.... 75 Buschmami, Charles Severln 10 Busehmann, Frances 10 Buschm&nn, George H. ... 109 Busehmann, Harry C. ... 40 Huskirk, T. B. Jr 10 VUitier, James H 10 Bnttnlph. Richard 35 Byram, Joseph E 25 Byron, Laßne 12 Cable, Mary E lo Cain, Sid 20 Caldwell, Howard C 10 Callings, Harry A 10 Cambridge, C. E 24 Campbell, Albert M 15 Campbell, Edith G 10 Campbell, Thomas 10 Canfield, William S 20 Cannon, Fermor S 150 Capitol City Fnel C 0..... 100 Carey, Cass 1 15 Carey, Dorothy 10 Carper, Mrs. Alice 20 Carrington, J. C Carter, Mrs. Fredk. E.... 15 Carter. Ruth B 12 Case. Lula J 10 Casey, Marie 10 Cavins, A. G. 5 Alice W. 25 Central City Amusement Corporation . 61 Chance, Mildred 15 Chancellor, Lee 10 Chelby, Clarence 12 Chrlsney, Hay G 10 Christie, H. H 12 Christopher, Evelyn 10 Churchman. M. Steele .... 10 Clark, Louise 25 Clark. Salem D 10 Clarke, Joseph L 10 Clawson, C. A 10 Claybaugh, Anna M. ..... 10 Clifford, Georgia B 50 Cline, Bnnie E 10 Clinthome, Ruth H 10 Coburn, Augusta „10 Coburn. Henry. Storage and Warehouse Cos 600 Cochran, Elizabeth Halt*.. 10 Cofield, Harry D., D. D. S. 10 Coffin, Charles E 10.0 Coffin, Charles F 700 Coffin, Jean D. 50 Cohen, Joseph S 10 Cohn, Reuben C 10 Cole, Charles K 20 Coleman. Julian D 10 Collins. A. N 100 Collins. Elsie 10 Collins. William F 20 Columbia Collieries Corp.. 25 Combs, David 20 Comb. Mrs. Geo. W 10 Concrete, Ine 20 Condlct, Fred G 17 Cnnlon, Marie 25 Connell, L. K 10 Connor. Mary 10 Cook, Russell 15 Coombs. Margaret C 11l Coopstick. R. R... 20 Copple. R. V 15 Corbett. J. P 10 Gorman. G. W 21 Cornwell. Turley J 40 Costln, Carolyn C 10 Cottey. Albert E 20 Coulter. David A 50 Courtney, Leo 12 Courtot, L. A 10 Covey, Arete 10 Cox, C. F 10 Cox. Otto W 10 Craoraft. J. T 10 Craig, C. W 300 Craig, Harry 10 Craig, Robert C 25 Craig, Winifred C 15 Crane. E. E 900 Crawford. Glenn D 16 Crescent Paper Cos 675 Crockett, Theodore 11 Crosley, Mrs. Georgia W- . 100 Crazier. Ada B 12 Culp. Mrs. Charlotte F.... 12 Cumilff, B. M 20 Cunningham, Dr. John M. 20 Curie, Mrs. Marvin E 10 Cushman. Olive M 15 Curtis. James E 10 D. * D. Transfer and Storage Cos 10 Dalton, Catherine 15 Dag iels. P. B 10 Oarrach. Engene H 1,360 David. Alice and Dorothy 15 Davidson, Roy E 20 Davidson. Mrs. Sara 10 Davis, Anna H 15 Davis, Demorist C 10 Davis, K. B 30 Davis. E. IV 25 Oavison, Miss Margaret.. 10 Dawson, lister 30 Day. Thomas C... 300 Deakyne. W. E 10 Dean. Mrs. N0b1e........ 35 Dearborn, Delia 20 Dearborn, Mrs. Mary A. . 30 D’Bruton. Grace 10 Deltor. Charles E 10 Delbrook. W. F 1? Dell. M. E 10 Delta Delta Delta Sorority 10 Deiutie, F. W 10

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The Campaign Executive 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 Commit*®*.

Denny, Alice Dunn SlO Denny, Jerry 30 Denzlej, Herman Z 20 Dettlaff, T. H 10 Diamond Salvage Cos 10 Dtckman, Bay 12 IMederich, Edgar F 10 Diggs, E. Vi' 20 Dithmer, A. G 10 Dithmer. H. L. Jr..,..;.. '2O Dodson. Emily 10 Doeppers, Stella . 40 Dollarhide. Estelle 10 Dome, Maud B 10 Doliman, Henry L, 300 Dotlman, Hei*y G 290 Donlon, W. T 10 Dewar, Peter 10 Dewey, A. B 50 Dorgitz. Katherine 10 Dorman Bros , 15 Dorsey, Martha W 15 Dowd, Rt. Rev. Francis B. 10 Dowden, Samuel 120 Doyle, Gladys L 10 Doyle, Hazel 20 Drake, Ethel 50 Dressendorfer, H. C 10 Drlnkutt. W. E 25 Duck, Sir. and Mrs. Berkley W 240 Duekwall. Herbert R.... 100 Duffy, Beatrice M 10 Dugan, John N 10 Dunagan, Awnza 16 Dunham. Eva Heller .... 12 Dunlop & Holtegel 10 Dunkle, E. Winifred ..... 10 Dunwoody. Gertrude 26 Durand, D. H 20 Durham, Joseph P 15 Dnrler, Ed 10 Durnin, J. A lo Eade, Gladys 30 Earie. L. H 15 Easley, H. M 10 Eastes, James E 10 Eberts, J. M 10 Eberwein, John H 10 Echard, Lola F 10 Edgertnn Si Cos 50 Edwards, Bertha M 300 Edwards, Olive D 20 Eiehidl, Marie 45 Eickhoff, Paula S. ...... 10 Eisenlohr, William TANARUS,, Mrs 25 Eller. Lola 5tuart........ 35 Elliott, Helen 20 Ely, Slptle 30 Ely. Vivian E in Emery, Grace A 20 Endly. Ola C 15 Eno, C. H /..... lo Ent, Maurice L 10 Enterprise Iron and Wire Fence Company 35 Enyart, O. M 25 Ernth, Frank W 10 Esslg, S. B 15 Evans, Charles F 10 Everroad, E. S 10 Ewbank. Lewis B 200 Ewing, Robert 21 Ewing, Sara C 50 Fabric Products Corpora- „ " 10 Faulkner, C. H 10 Fauvre, Irving M 20 Feehtman, Inuise E 30 Fetbleman, Miss Gertrude 12 Fennell, Mrs. Alice C. ... 10 Fenwick, Thelma 11 Ferguson, W. T 10 Ferree, Edwin 10 Fidelity Trust Company.. 250 Field, Augustus P 10 Figee. Margaret H. ..... 16 Fill, Chester 10 Finch, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. 10 Finch. Edith B 14 Finn Brothers 50 Finneran, Thomas. Rev... 10 Fishbaek, Frank C 80 Fishbaek, John S 50 Fishbaek. Ruth 10 Usher, Lucile 10 Fitch, R. L 10 Fix, Ressle Jenkins 10 Fleischer, Robert W 750 Fletcher American National hank 3.600 Fletcher Trust Company.. 2,100 Flinehpaugh, Hailie 10 Florance, Maebefle 20 Florea, Wm 45 Forrey, Geo. C. Jr 800 Forsyth, Edgar T 25 Forsyth, Mary L......... 10 Fowier. D. C 10 Fox, Albert E 10 Fox, Sam B 10 Francis, Bishop Joseph M, 60 Franke, Mrs. A. C 10 Franklin, W 12 Freaney, W. 3 20 Frelhofer, Chas. Baking Cos 150 Freihofer, Walter B 30 Freund, Mr. and Mrs. W. C 10 Fry, Arthur 100 Fulton, Emma V. P 100 Fiirmss, S. A 10 Fuqua. Nell 13 Furstenberg, Marcus M... 12 Tye, H. F 15 Galloway, H. G 10 Gaily, Dorothea 10 Galm, Chas. 31 25 Gam mans. Emily M 25 Garvin, Thos. E 15 Gaskill, Ina SI 12 Gaston. Anna 10 Gaul, Mrs. Ina S 10 Gearklng, Nettie 10 Geiger & Peters. Inc 25 General Apartments, Ine.. 50 Gent Browning Cos.. Inc.. 25 Gerhardt, Mrs. A. H 10 German. Artie B 10 Gibson Company, the 1,850 Giesen, John J 10 Gilchrist, Colin B 60 Gillespie, F. H 12 Gilman. Robert A 10 Gingery, W. G 20 Githens, H. C 10 Glascock. Anna May M.. 10 Class. F. E 72 Glockner, Mae A......... 25

REPORTED OCTOBER 30 MERCANTILE DIVISION Per Cap- Per CapEMPLOYES OF— Total ita Gift tta Gift Amount This Yr. Last Yr. Central Motor Parts Cos 9205.93 57.92 $4.00 House of Crane 200.00 6.89 4.29 Central Rubber & Supply Company 240.00 5.00 4.92 Miller Jewelry- Cos 15.00 5.00 .... Graybar Electric Cos 60.00 4.62 5.17 Deckert, Bell & Reis C 0... 12.50 4.17 Rost Jewelry Cos 34.00 3.78 2.07 Kahn Tailoring Cos. (Retail Store) 44.00 3.67 2.46 Kipp Brothers Cos 98.00 3.63 1.20 Northwestern Sales C 0.... 10. no 2.50 .85 Wm. Laurie Cos 107.0<f 2.49 3.82 Peacock Shoe Shop A V. V. Canning Shop 16.50 2.36 3.86 Indiana Paper Cos 37.50 2.34 1.04 Indianapolis Motor Inn (Circle) 130.00 2.17 1.58 Romer Lighting Fix. C 0... 14.00 2.00 2.60 C. W. Craig Cos 127.00 1.90 1.88 Broad Ripple Auto Cos. ... 21.00 1.75 .... G. H. P. Cigar Cos 15.00 1.67 1.80 Charles Mayer * C 0....... 167.00 1.65 1.43 B. V. Law Motor Cos. ..... 56.00 1.00 .54

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Harding was the father of 12-year-old daughter, Elizabeth Ann of New Rochelle, N. Y. Every available inch in the court room was taken by curious spectators Friday afternoon in anticipation that Nan would take the witness stand and give an oral recitation of her reputed amours. This had been intimated earlier by her counsel, William Fish Marsteller, and a conference was ordered by Judge Killits to determine what questions would be asked her. As court reconvened, however, Marsteller began reading excerpts from Nan’s book, tending to show the suffering the expectant mother experienced before Elizabeth Ann was born. The passages quoted were in contrast to those cited earlier in the trial by defense attorneys who sought to discredit the author's claims by comparing her writings with those of the late Joseph De Barthe, author of the “answer.”

LARRISON RITES SET Funeral Services Sunday for Contractor and Builder. Funeral services for Omer M. Larrison, 51, of 326 North Grant street, Indianapolis brick contractor and builder, who died Friday after an illness of two months, will be held at 2 Sunday in the Tuxedo Park Baptist church, the Rev. ,U S. Clutton officiating. Burial will be in Acton cemetery with services at the grave conducted by Irvington lodge, F. and A. M. Mr. Larrison, who was born in Shelby county, had lived here twenty-five years.

Globi, James V........... $43 Goddard, Slabel , 30 Goett, Elizabeth 10 Goll, A. C 30 Goodwin. W. J 20 Gorsline. Mrs. Clara Louise 15 Goss, Jeanna Adams 10 Goltemoller, A. A 20 Gorman, Ruth 20 Grand, W. H 10 Graves, Nellie B 10 Gray, Mrs 10 Gray. Helen D 15 Graybill, C. L 10 Graydon, Ella D 10 Graydon, Katherine 50 Green. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald C 75 Greene, Edw. E 15 Greene, 8. A 132 GreenJeaf, F. 8 10 Greer, Floyd A. 10 Griffith. Sam 20 Griffith. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore B 400 Griffin, Dale F 20 Grinslade, T. E 10 Grinstelner, Mrs. Geo. C. 10 Groninger, Mrs. Taylor E. 10 Grossman, Arch V 150 Guarantee Tire and Rubber Cos 400 Gunder, Olive 12 Gunkle, Mr. and Mrs. r. W 10 Guthrie, Roy 30 Had field. Edna M 20 Hadley. Joel W 30 Halbing, Selma 10 Hall, William P lo Hallinin, J. F 12 Halverson, G. M. 57 Hamll, James T. & Cos. ... 150 Hamilton, Eneius 25 Hamilton, Robert K 25 Hancock, Paul A 175 Hammerschlag, Mr. and Sirs. J 10 Hankol, Dr. J. B 15 Hanley. Dorothy 10 Hanlon, J. J 10 Hardin, Irene 22 Hardy, Ilrene 10 Hargrave, E. B io Harper, 3. Edward 10 Harrington, Ralph S 12 Harrison, Rowena L 10 Harrison, William W 50 Harshman, H. E 10 Hart, Abigail 20 Hart Cos.. J. C 25 Harter, Lyle 25 Harvey, Blanche 10 Haslewood. F. D 10 Hatfield Electric Cos 375 Hatfield, Frank D 300 Hauser. R. J 10 Hawk, A. Gran 25 Hawkins. Frank V 20 Hayes, George L 20 Heavy, Charles F 12 Heath. Almon D 15 Heavilin, Elsie N 10 Hebner. Bert 10 Heintzelman, J. II 800 Henry, Wm. S 10 Hclphinstine. Ida B 35 Henderson, Wm. E 10 Hendricks. Hazel H 10 Hendrix, Charles E., Sirs. 20 Henry, Alfred M. D 25 Henry. Geo. A 10 Herhst, W. H 10 Herdman, C. P 10 Herman. C. VV 300 Hermann Brothers 10 Herrmann. Edward 3 10 Herr, John 10 Herzog, Eugene 11 Hester, Eliz. 0 20 Hightower, Ethel H 10 Hlgl. Paul J 10 Jlilgenberg. Christian A... 40 Hill, Florence B 25 Hill, George 30 Hiller Office Supply C 0... .36 Hills. Slnrgarct 25 Hlrsch. lone 25 liirschman, Frank H 10 Hlrsehman Cos., the J. C. 25 Hiltle. Oscar L 20 Hitz. Elizabeth H 36 Hodapt, Slartln 10 Hoffman, A. C 15 Hofmann, J. William, SL D 10 Holcomb. Ray 100 Hollingsworth, Albert A., M. D I 10 Holmes. C. W 20 Honderieh, Adam In Hood, Thomas 85 Hooper. G. L 10 Hope. Bedford V 15 Hoppe, G. F 10 General Asbestos * Supply Cos 10 Homaday. Raymond 15 Hombrook. Henry' H 700 Homlein. Otto 10 Hornstein, James H 15 Hoss, Alma 15 Hoss. Bertha 10 Hoosier Sfint Cos 25 Hoosier rharmacal C 0.... 25 Ho tie, Elvin 10 Houser, Ethel 40 Howe. Hazel 20 Ksbbell. Nellie 25 Unhbs, Lu"lle A 13 Hudelson. Ralph J 15 Huesmann, Louis SI 150 Hughes. P. I! 12 Hull. Stephen M 10 Hurt. Lewis F 10 Humphrey. Horton 27 Hutsell, George 0 10 Hyatt, Albert A 10 Intel, Mary M 10 Indiana Asphalt Paving Company 25 Indiana Canning Slachine Company 100 Indiana Farmers Co-Opera-tive Elevator Company.. 25 Indiana Oxygen Cos 200 Indianapolis Coal Cos 400 Ind'ananolis Motor Speedway Company 1,000 Indianapolis Musicians’ Club 32 Indianapolis Statuary Cos. 10

MOB DISPERSED BY TEARBOM6S Police Battle 500 Alleged Reds; Wind Spreads Gas. By United Pre*s LOS ANGELES, Oct. 31.—Police tossed 125 tear bombs and threw the business district into turmoil while battling a crowd of 500 men and women who sought to hold a mass meeting in Philharmonic auditorium Friday night. Thousands of pedestrians and motorists were “gassed” when a light wind spread the fumes throughout the district. Traffic was stalled when motorists abandoned their automobiles.

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A GOOD BUSINESS SCHOOL Strong business, stenographic, secretarial and accounting courses; individual instruction in major subjects, large faculty of specialists in their respective lines. Free Employment Service. Fred W. Case. Principal CENTRAL BUSINESS COLLEGE Pennsylvania and Yermont, First Door ‘North Y. W. C. A„ Indianapolis, Ind.

Interstate Petroleum Cos. . $lO lowa Pump Cos . 15 Jackson, Gertrude 10 Jackson, Gustav us 8., SI. D 20 Jackson, Harry 120 Jackson, Jos. M 120 Jacoby, FJias J 200 Jeffras, Homer 10 Jeffrey, George R 20 Jenkins, Paul 20 Jennings Bros 20 Jessup & Antrim Ice Cream Company 500 Johannes, .John 10 Johnson, Althea 25 Johnson, Eunice 85 Johnson, Grant . 1(1 Johnson, Ivory Morton.... 20 Johnson, James M 10 Johnson, Mary' A. Sirs 10 Johnson, Slyrtle 15 Johnson, O. A 10 Johnson, Sylvester Jr 100 Johnson. William 15 Johnston, Donald B 10 Johnston, William 10 Jones, Sirs. Addie S 20 Jones, Edna 10 Jones, Florence R 15 Jones, Irene H 10 Jones, Jacob L. 25 Jones, Lola B ]o Jones. Willa P 12 Jordan, Paul R. & Cos 15 Jose, Oscar A. Jr 10 Joyce. Vivian 12 Julius, Russell 8 10 Jungelaus, Sirs. Slarie 5... 100 Jungnitsch. Mata 10 Junk, Glenn 10 Kahler, Slauriee V., SL D, 10 Kaiser, W. C lo Klaberer, A. J 10 Kane, Raymond 3 10 Karstedt, Lyndall 10 Kauffman. Dorothy A.... 15 Reach, Sirs. Leroy J lo Reach, Suda SI 12 Kearney. Mary 10 Keene, Amy 12 Keoßllng, C. M 10 Keller, Mabel 35 Kelly, A. D 20 Keltner, Slary S 10 Kemp, Jessie 10 Kemper. Walter B 10 Kendall. C. E 10 Kendryx, K. A 10 Kern. Kate 15 Kessell, Herbert 10 Ketcham, Lucia 20 Kettery, Joe 10 liigin, John C 10 Kimjber. Grace W 35 Klmberlin. Slary C 50 Kindlg. Geraldine 10 King, Sliriam 10 King, Paul W 10 Kingsbury, Mrs. Edward D 10 Kinney, Era 8 10 Kinnick, Mary 15 Kirazian, Samuel V 10 Kirk, Clarence L 100 Kirk, J. C 10 Kittle, Sir. and Sirs. John 8 600 Kletzlng, Evelyn 20 Klinge. E. W 10 Klippel, G. C 10 Knabe. Auguste 20 Knight, Don R 10 Knight, Grace Greenwood.. 10 Knight. Leona B 12 Knowles, Mrs. George A.. 12 Koehel, Sam 10 Koelling, Fred C 20 Koerner, Louis G 10 Kortepeter. W. H 15 Krautter. Karl 28 Krebay Cr.nstruetlon C 0... 25 Kriner. Shirley 20 Kroeger, H. W 25 Kuebler. John R 10 Kunsei R. 5f 12 Kurner, Louise 15 Kurtz, Clio 15 Laatz. Slary’ E 15 Lahr, J. P 15 Lamb. Ethel K 10 Lamkln. Russell 10 Land, Valeria 15 Landon. Hugh McK 3,500 I.ane, Elizabeth J 20 Lane, Russell A 10 Lane, Virginia C 15 Langfitt, 3. K 100 Langsenknmp, F. H 25 Langsenkamp. F. H., Cos. 75 Langsenknmp, Sirs. Henry. Sr 25 Eantz, Benjamin 10 Larsen, H. C 10 Lasher, C. ,D 60 Lauck, John IS Lauher, Lillie M 12 Law. Ncila L 12 Lawler. P. E 10 Lawrence. Benjamin F.... 150 Lawson, E. W 10 Layman. Katherine 10 Lee, Emma 8 10 Lee, J. Whitcomh 10 Leighty. Warren B 11 Leonard, Sir. and Sirs. J. W f. 10 Letsinger. W. C 10 Levle, Abe on Liberty Electric Company . 30 Lieber, Alma B 10 Findley, B. R 15 Lindley, J. F 100 Lindlev, 8. B 30 Link Beit Company 3,000 Littel, Robert 50 Locheed. W. J 10 Loehr, Slabel 20 Logan, Marion Ethel 15 Logan, Otis E 25 Longshore. Frances 10 Lorash, Clarence 10 Jxisey, R. H 150 Love, Nannette 10 Lucas. Ineta 11 Lneeker. R. E 15 I.ucas, Slaleolm 15 Lucas. Panl D 10 T.uesscw, Erwin 10 I.urvey, David 375

REPORTED OCTOBER 30 TEN LEADING FIRMS PER CAPITA Per Cap- Per CapEMPLOYES OF— Total lta Gift ita Gift Amount This Yr. Last Yr. Centurv Paper Cos. .. $275.60 $21.20 $7.81 Grain Dealers Mutual Insurance Agency.. 1,218.40 16.93 9.00 Chapman-Price Steel Cos 255.50 15.97 8.11 Sears, Roebuck C 0... 1,830.70 13.87 12.25 Advance Paint C 0... 172.00 13.23 5.53 Eli Lilly & Cos 13,028.00 12.65 6.19 Brookside Lbr. C 0... 50.00 12.50 State Auto Ins. C 0.., 948.00 12.00 7.19 H. T. Electric C 0.... 150.00 11.54 4.38 Mutual Ins. Agency.. 234.00 _ 9.75 6.77 This list includes firms whose employes are solicited in the Industrial, Commercial, Mercantile and Utility Districts of the Employes Division. The Public and Railroad Districts are listed elsewhere on this page. UTILITY DIVISION. Per Cap- Per CapEMPLOYES OF— Total ita Gift ita Gift err Amount This Yr. Last Yr. Western Union Tel. Cos. $578.56 $2.84 $1.76

• * | Hotel guests, patrons of picture I shows, restaurants and other places ; of business fled to the streets. Men, women and children ran in all directions to escape the gas. The trouble started when a crowd gathered with the intention of hold- | ing a meeting in Philharmonic auditorium. Police refused to permit the meeting. They said it had been arranged by Communists. The crowd rushed the building and three policemen were slugged with blackjacks. A riot call brought all available policemen. The mob was dispersed, only to form again a block way. Two officers were injured so seriously they were taken to a hospital.

Harry W. Neal ! Formerly with the Hall-Neal Cos. now operating Neal Furnace Cos. 2*05-7 Northwestern Avenue WARM AIR FURNACES Repairs for any old Furnace. L TAlhot 0372

THE BEST-GRAND LAUNDRY SEVERAL PHONES AVAILABLE Through Riley 2555 Night and Sunday, Lincoln 7583

Lnten Engineering Company SSO Luttoei. Ruth SI. ........ 10 Lux Laundry Company.,, 10 Lycan, Eva Hanks 10 Lyman Bros. ........... 50 SlaeDonald, John A. and Julia L. H 200 McGregor, D. E., SI. D... 10 Mackey, Harry S 16 Madden, J. 8 lj> MagHl, Miss Katherine.... 10 Mallory, Bertha H 15 Mallory, Chester 20 Malott, Burton J 16 Malott, Slacy W 180 Mantel, A. Edward.. 10 Mantel, Emil 30 Marburger, Ell F 25 Margolis. Slark G 10 Marion County State Bank 60 Marks, Henry, Sons 100 Markus, H. F 15 Marlott, I.ura 15 Marlowe, J. 8 16 Marmon, Sirs. XV. C 300 Marquette, E. 0 20 Martenet, S. J 40 Martin, Charles 10 Martini, E. E. 100 Martin, Ersie 8 20 Martin, Esther H 10 Slarttn, O. H * 15 Martin, Mrs. Viv Dutton.. 20 Mason Contractors’ Assn.. 25 Mason, H. W 10 Matthews, E. L 35 Matthews, Grace 8 10 Slatthews, J. A 20 Matthews Mfg. Cos 300 Mayer. George J 25 .Maxwell, Mrs. Grace H... 25 Slayer, O. C 10 Mcßain, A. J 10 SleCall. Madeline B 15 McCann, Delila 8 10 McCollum, E. G 25 McCoy, E. R 20 McCoy, Frank 10 SlcCoy. Slary Anne 15 McCullough, Emily SI 30 McCurdy, Ruby 10 SlcCnrry. R. Blayne 10 McDonald. Georgia H..... 10 McElroy, Joseph 37 McFarland. J. G 50 SlcGirnis, Alien 35 McGinty, P. J 30 McGllnchy, B. 3 10 McGuire & Shook 150 Slclntosh. Ethel B 10 SleKay, Mrs. O. R 25 STcKee, A. E 30 Sillier, Catherine 15 Stiller, Dick 60 Sillier, Julia E 30 Sliiler. Slaxine 10 Sliliiken. Robert A.. M. D. 20 Slills, Elizabeth D 10 Slinncman, G. J 25 Blitchell, Doria 25 Slitten, Lois 10 Bloag, Laura C 25 Blosg. Clayton 0 20 Slonnlnger, Werner H.... 10 Montgomery, Sirs. Walter H 25 Bloore, Carolyn 16 Sloore, E. Louis 10 Sloore, J. E 12 Moore, K. S 15 Sloore, Slary E-. 10 Moore. Slary Elizabeth ... 15 Sloore, Robert SI., 31. D. 30 Moore, Ruth 10 Sloore. Sylvester 35 Moorman, Sirs. Geraldine Hadley 15 Sloran, Elizabeth 48 Moran, Slarie F 10 Moran. P. V 12 Morgan. Mr. and Mrs. DeWitt S 50 Morgan, Mrs. Dorinda G. 10 Slorgan, Glenna S 10 siorgan, Lena 10 Slorgan, T. T 10 Slorris, C. A 10 Slorrison, Mrs. Frank White 25 Slorrison Grocery Cos 10 Slorrow, M. Clarissa 15 Sloseley, Mrs. A. K 15 Slossler. Jesse J 50 Mountain Valley Water Cos. 15 Slower, Lnoille A 15 Mozingo, Arvine E 10 Sluelier, Johanna 25 Slullen. Madge 17 Slullendore, Kail 10 Slullikin. Paul 10 Mulvihlll. Ray R 50 Slunger. Lee lft Murphy, Gladys 10 Murray. Helen F 15 Slusselman. J. F. in Mutual Agency. 60 Mutz. Frank SI 15 Myers, C. R 15 Slyers, Tbeo E 85 Nafe, Dr. and Sirs. Cleon A 75 National Furniture C 0.... 600 National Paper Stock Company 240 Navin. Anna 10 Naylor, George A in Nester. O. W 25 Nen. J. B. Sons Chair Cos 25 New. Harry S 25 Newbauer, Max 10 Newhoiise, Emerson 10 Newhouse. Emest 20 Newton, Mary Juanita.... 10 Nicholas, C. W 10 Niemann. Lillian C 10 Noble, Arda Sf 10 Noble. Lewis II 16 Noggle, E. 0 30 Nolan. Margaret 20 Norton. Stanlev L 40 Nusbaum, Willis C 10 O'Brien. H. A 10 Orker. Ellen 10 O'Connor, SI. &- Cos., Ine.. 150 OTonnor, W. L 120 O'Daniel. Helen 10 O'Donnell, Nellie 15

REPORTED OCTOBER 36 COMMERCIAL DIVISION Per Cap- Per CapEMPLOYES OF— TotaJ ita Gift ita Gift Amount This Yr. Last Yr. Benham A Munday $59.00 $8.43 $1.62 Cornelius Printing Cos 206.00 6.24 .13 Harrington * Folger 35.50 3.04 3.00 Indiana National Bank ... 585.60 3.72 2.26 Indianapolis Times 87..50 3.13 .39 Gem Laundry Cos 152.60 3.12 .92 Hoosier Pharmfcal Cos 27.50 .3.06 .56 Haight, Davis & Haight... 36.00 3.00 2.88 American Optical Cos 38.25 2.25 1.47 Southern Surety Cos 9.00 1.80 .... Metropolitan Lii- Ins. Cos. (811 Merchant' Bank)... 48.00 1.30 1.73 Burrell-Dugger Cos 7.00 .88 1.22 INDUSTRIAL DIVISION. Per Cap- Per CapEMPLOYES OF— Total ita Gift Ua Gift Amount This Yr. Last Yr. Acme-Evans Cos $1,413.30 $8.51 $1.71 Keyless Lock Cos 711.80 7.41 6.09 Pitman-Moore Cos 546.77 5.46 4.50 J. I. Holcomb Mfg. C 0... 375.69 5.01 4.14 Thorpe Awning Shoppe. 30.00 5.00 3.59 Fairmount Glass Cos 965.80 4.47 1.29 Nat l Silk Hosiery Mills 899.75 4.21 5.52 Hall-N'eal Furnace C 0... 129.10 3.86 1.68

At the GUARANTY Evening, 1 J 6 to 9 o’clock H -HALLOWEEN Dinner Menu and Program ■Bp I Our dinner hour .this evening will have plenty of Halloween atmosphere—pumpkin faces, lanterns, fodder and all that. Halloween delicacies cider, doughnuts, .■fypl pumpkin and mince pies—will be among the good things to eat. Each guest will saII be given a large, juicy apple with our com--1 I pliments. Our regular economy prices JA will prevail. Jackson’s Orchestra Richard Jackson's five-piece orchestra will furnish musical entertainment from 6 to 8:30 P. M. A diversified program will be given and their antics will ,-jSL amuse you. As you leave, a Halloween horn will be I given to you for further festivities. Bring the family Kr M for a delicious meal and a deligtful time. fm GUARANTY CAETERIA Guaranty Building—Meridian at the Circle

Oefterine & Lltzelraan Coal Cos $lO O'Hara, Delis 16 O'Hara, Elizabeth 10 Oidberg. Earl JO Oliver, A. J 10 Oliver, Kate 10 Olsen, Edna 10 O’Neal, Mr. and Mrs, Perry 100 O'Reilly, Henry- 15 Orewiler. Glenn W 20 Orr, Mildred B 12 Orton, William 25 Osborn, Orpha 35 Osborne, R. H 10 Otis Elevator Cos. Employes Do Ottman, E. A 10 fitting, Carolyn 15 Otto. ffm. N 15 Over. L. M 10 Palin, Huldah 20 Parchman, R. L 10 Park. Dwight C 15 Parker, Druley 10 Parrish, C. O 25 Pathfinder Auto Service Corp 10 Patton, ,T. R 50 Pavey, Harry F 10 Paxton, J. Russell 20 Payne, May 12 Peacock Roose and Employes SO Peerless Foundry Cos 350 Pennington, Dorothy ..... 80 Perine, H. A 10 Pfeiffer, Arnold 10 Perfection Windshield Cos. 10 Percival, Harold C., D. D. 8 10 Perry & Wilson Equipment Cos 15 Personal Finance Cos. of Indianapolis 25 Peters, F. A 10 Pflnm, H. J 10 Pflum, J. J 10 Phelos. R. N 12 Phillips, Engene 10 Phillips, Pauline 25 Phillips, Ruth 10 Pierson, Margaret B 10 Piez, W. H 25 Pittsford Purity Pie Cos , 300 Pivot City Printing Ink Company 10 Plummer, Chas. E 40 Polk Sanitary Milk Cos. . 2,500 Polley, Frederick 10 Pollitt, Narcie 10 Pollock, Helen 1 10 Popp, Freda M 25 Porter, Charles H 15 Porter, Mrs. L. D 15 Potter, Frances H 10 Potts, A. M 20 Potts, Mrs. Ruth 50 Powell. Frank F 100 Pratt, Dudley 15 Pratt, Mary 20 Preble, Cecil R 10 Pritchard, Harry 0., Mrs. 10

Probeck, Adolph 10 Proctor, Elolse 15 Purinton, I. H 10 Pursel, Harold 10 Puschncr, Emma C 14 Queisser, A. H 30 Quelsser, W. A 50 tjutnzoni, Margaret 10 Rabb, Shulamith 10 Ragsdale. Mrs. John P... 10 Rahke. Emil K 300 Rainier, E. 0 10 Ralston, Boyd M 25 Ramsay, Robert 25 Ransdell, Vere 10 Ranh, E. & Sons Company 350 Rawls, Elizabeth 8 28 Reade. Anna R, 25 Reagan, Daisy 20 Reagan, W'. F 10 Redd, Georgia 30 Reed, Robert 18 Reeder, Fred N 10 Reiffel, Lillian 10 Reilly. Robert 51 Remster, Charles 180 Reriard, Adele 50 Rice, Emmett A 10 Rich, E. G 10 Richardson, Stella 10 Richter, A. W 10 Rlekert, John E 15 Ridlen, Miss Nelle A..... 10 Rink, Sirs. Charitas 10 Ritchey, James Oscar M.D 30 Ritter, Elmer J. Rev 25 Ritter, Paul F 10 Robbins, Zila 12 Robertson, Edith C 15 Robinson, Chester J. 40 Roekwood, George 0 500 Roekwood, H. C 10 Roekwood. William H.... 500 Rodgers. Charles ........ 10 Roper, SI. E 10 Rough Notes Cos., The.,, 550 Rose. James B 10 Rosell, C. A 10 Rosen, Louis B 10 Rosenberg, Lonls 15 Ross, Irma 16 Ross. Oscar L., Sir. and Sirs 10 Rost, Carl L 10 Rotherberger, Rev. and Mrs. William 25 Roudebush, Slae 10 Rouse, H. K 10 Royal Garment Cos 209 Employes Royal Garment Company 28 Rubens, Sirs. Rena C 10 Rubens, Sanmel 300 Ruekelshaus, Mrs. John C. 10 Ruddell. Dr. Karl 50 Rumford, Sam 8 25 Rumpler. Mrs. Edward C. 10 Rush, W. A 10 Ruske. Hazrl 16 Rutherford, E. V 10 Ryan, Clara SI 25 Rvan, Horace 38 Ryker, Slelvin 0 100 Sachs Bros. loan Office. . 10 Sage, W 10

Sands, R. R $lB Sauks, James H ........ 10 sample, Charles M 2# Samuel, Frank E 18 Sander & Recker Furniture Cos 500 Sanford, William A 20 Sargent, William E 10 Sater. Roma M.......... 15 Sehad, Rev. Albert J..... 10 Seheefers, Rev. John H... 15 Scheliert, Helen 10 Shelper, Mabelle 10 Scherer, Arthur W 10 Scherer, Edwin 10 Scherer, Peter 10 Schert, Etta 15 Schleicher, Margaret ..... 25 Sehloss, Eli 50 Sehloss, Sol 50 Sehnialz. Amelia 10 Schneider, Louise 10 Schneider, Norman 10 Sehoener, Martha L0n.... 10 Schofield Hardware 10 Schludecker, Minnie 15 Seholak, W. M 10 Sehull, Dan 25 Schulmeyer, If. B 10 Schumann, Henry 28 Schwartz Sectional System 40 Schwier, Mary I/OUise.... IS Sckwitzer Cummins C 0... 750 Scott, Earl J iO Sehon, Nicholas 25 Sengenberger, Ella 10 Senow, J. N 15 Servies, Wayne G 10 Seuel, Then. 20 Seybold. Eunice 10 Sharp, Emery 11 Sharp, Nell R 15 Shaver, H. J 10 Shaw, Donald B 10 Shea, Wesley E 150 Siieaffer, William H 24 Shearer, W. A 20 Sheafs, Fred 10 Marntt Hotel Cleaners 10 Shepard. H. T 10 Sherwood, R. H 800 Sherwood, Sarah P 100 Shirk, Daisy Dale... 30 Shilling, W. H 18 Shirley, W. R 12 Shoemaker. C. C 15 Sholty Motors, Ine SO Shore, Edna F 20 Shoup. Grace 15 Shover, Esther F. Ift Shrader, Margaret 15 Sifferlen. Louis 10 Sileox, Helen 10 Silver. Edith 20 Simms, Etta L 10 Simpson, A. G 10 Sims. Jessie 10 Sinker-Da vis Cos., The.... flOfl Slnnett. Edna IS Slattery-. M. W 12 Slent. John L 24 Stelek, Henry 50 Small, Mrs. F. II 10 Small, L. J 10 Smith, Albert P I*s Smith, Alberta 20

Smith, Mrs. Donald L..,. 20 Smith, Edward F. Cos 300 Smith, Kliznheth Slarie... 15 Smith, Dr. Hallam P 35 Smith, Natalie I. 35 Smith. Mr. and Sirs. Obie J 350 Smith, Pearl 10 Smith, P. Slelba 10 Smith, Roy loe, M. D.... 10 Smith, R, Anne 15 Smith, R. K 15 Smith, Teresa 12 Smith. T. F 10 Smith. William C. * Sirs. 600 Snldely, Samuel 10 Soller. Helen 15 Southeastern Fuel Cos 15 Sparks, Alan, M. D 15 Specs. Margaret H 10 Sprague Cash Register Cos, 10 Sprague. Mabelle M 20 Steder, Foss K 10 Staley, F. Durward 30 Stanfenheil. Karl 43 Star Publishing Cos 5,500 Stark. Judson L. ....... 10 Steffen. Ernest F 10 Stephens, Russell 10 Stevenson. William M.... 10 Stewart, C. S 15 Stewart. .James T 10 Stewart, L. Mildred .... r 10 Stewart, R. W 10 Stewart, W. K. Cos JSO Stinebaugh, Virgil 15 Stith. Lois 10 Sltzman. Edward R, ... 10 Stokes, R. B 10 Stone, Mrs. Charles 5.... 100 Stout, Elmer W 700 Stout's Factory Shoe Store Cos 60 Stoy. Ellen L 15 Strain. Jennie 20 Striekler. William A 10 Stuart, James A 120 Stuck, Dora W 25 Sturdevant. Tyzuise 20 Sturgeon, Mary Jane .... 10 Suesz, Otto J 10 Sullivan, Sidney 100 Snmmers. Edith A 10 Sutton. Sf. E 15 Swan, Flora 10 wan, H. 0 32 Swan. Eonise E 25 Sweeney. Mrs. Slarie Langen SO Swegel, Florence 30 Sweny, Charles W * 10 Tapking, Henry 15 Taylor, Anna 10 Taylor, Slabel 15 Teeters. Chas. E......... 25 Tomperley, E. E 10 Temperley, Mrs. Madge... 10 Test. Sirs. Donald N 25 Textile Products Cos. and Employes 50 Thiel. E. R 10 Thiele, Herbert 10 Thomas, Nell Slerrick.... 10 Thome, Carl 10 Thompson, Della 100 Thompson, L. R 20 Thornton, H 20

INDUSTRIAL DIVISION (Continued) Employes of— Total Ua Gift" Gift Amount This Yr. Last Yr. Ind. Term. A Refrg. Cos. $261.46 $3.58 $5.02 Gregg A Son, Inc 204.25 3.40 1.43 Continental Optical Cos.. 36.3.30 3.27 .76 Supreme OH A Ref. Cos. 40.50 3.11 1.04 J. J. Madden Mfg. Cos.. 197.50 2.90 1.04 Pure Oil Cos . 135.00 38 - 1.33 McQuay-Norris Bearings Corp 60.00 2.73 1.58 Furnas Furniture Cos 452.00 2.67 3.13 Indpls. Br*h A Br’m Cos. 100.00 2.54 .70 Climax Machinery C 0... 39.00 2.44 .60 H. Lieber Cos. (1400 Madison Ave.).. 122.50 2.42 2.89 Stutz Motor Car Cos 101.00 2.35 Sinclair Refining Cos 112.00 1L33 2.25 r Si m 4 , C k o, •; 10210 2-32 285 Boncilla Laboratories .. 90.50 2.32 2.85 Nat’l Veneer A Lbr. Cos. 32.00 2.00 1.14 f!Tu n ; 100 00 187 204 (dell works, Inc 82.35 1..35 2.56 W. 11. Johnson A Son Cos. 50.!)0 . 1.51 Franco-American Cos. .. 20.00 1.33 American Art Clay Cos.. .36.25 1.25 Dietz-Ballweg Cos 11.75 l.i* ‘SO Excelsior Laundry C 0... 153.J0 1.13 .95 Int’l Metal Polish Cos 10.00 1.1 l .67 Indpls. Wire B’d B’x Cos. 38.25 1.03 1.22

.OCT. 31, 1931

Th&mon, J. F H 2 Thurston, Minerva R 25 Thurmler, Gprtrnde ...... 10 Tlehenor. Helen 10 Todd. Marie C 10 Toph. Harry 10 Traub. Herbert D......... 10 Traylor, Olive 10 Trent. Ray S 25 Trotter, C. H 10 Tufts, F. B 17 Turner, Dr. Isaac N...... 10 Twineham, M. C 20 United Collieries. 1nc...., 125 Cnited Klertrie Cos 10 U, S. Army Instructors... 107 Vanderbilt, V. C 180 Vanßiper, Maude ........ 10 Vehling, Chas 18 Vermillion, R. C 10 Virginia Sweet Foods, Ine. 100 Virginia Sweet Gri11e..... 150 Vogelesong, Grace 10 V ogelsang, C. R 12 Vogelsang, Georgia ..... 10 Yoight, A. H 25 Yolinier, R. E 10 Vonnegut, Mrs. Alex .... 15 Votaw, Frank 10 Voorhis, Clem C 10 Vonnegut, Anton Cos. Employes 35 Voris, Kate 10 Voyles, Chas. F., M. D. 26 Voyles, Milford 11 Wachtel Cos., John ...... 25 Baddy, Herbert 0 12 Hadley, S. P., Mrs 76 Wagley, J. 4 11 Wales, Ruth 10 Walker, Merle N. A...... 25 Wallace, Ross H 100 Hallman, Alma 10 Walsh, Katherine C 10 VVann. Hubert L 12 Hard, Lucy 10 Hard. W. B 2ft Hard. W. W 65 Warner, Elizabeth A 10 Warren, Mrs. Mary ..... 10 Warner, Florence M 15 Warner, Fred L 60 Washburn. .Mabel 20 Waters, Winifred 10 Watson, E. Carl 15 Watson, Mrs. E. C 15 Watts, Franklin 40 Weathers, Gertrnde Force. 28 Weill, Harry 60 Wertz, Will 40 Webster, Mrs. W. O. ... 10 Weddell, John 10 Weigel, J. Curtis 10 Weil, Harry- J., M. D 10 Weir. Paul A 10 Welch, Alta 1 20 Welch, Esther 30 Welker, Augusta 10 Wells, Carl I<* Wenner, Dorothy SO West, Chas 25 West, Winifred 10

Westfall, Slary H., D. D. S 10 Whallon, H. R 10 Whipps. FTrd 37 WTiite, G. T 10 White. W. W 75 While. Wright A Boleman 300 IVidolff, Margaret 10 Wlland, Rohe 25 Wiedenhofl. Gus L........ 10 Wiles, A. D., Cos 10 Willem, Albert 15 Willett, Ora B 10 Williams, Alma .......... 10 Williams, C. C..... 10 Williams, Dudly Jo Williams, Eleanor 25 Williams, Harold 18 Williams, H. I) 12 Williams, Irving ... 75 Willis, Burnet E 10 Willis, Ruth 3 15 W liking, Frank 0 10 Wilklng Music C0..... w ., 15 Wilson, Beth 26 Wilson, Ethelhert R., M.D. 10 Wilson, Fred L m Wilson. Harry 21) Windsor Jewelry C 0...,,. 25 Winger, Bjorn jp W inkier, Sirs. George L... ip Winkler, Slarie y Winslow, Hattie L 00.,.,.. 15 Winslow, Walker W...... gp Winter, Alfred g ip Winter, Mary 19 Winter. Mary L ip Winters, Matthew, M. D, 40 Winters, C. H ... 10 Wtschmeyer, Anne ....... ip Wise, Mabel ' ii Wise, Will F ip rtitt. Elizabeth R 40 Wolcott, Mr. and Mr*. Rben 100 Wolf, Sirs. Louis 25 Wot ter, Fred ip Wood. Mr. and Mrs, Horace F ipp Wood, lee 30 Woodbury. H. G ’ o Woods, J. Park 50 Workman, Grover W.,,,, u Woodman. R jg Woody. George F 40 Woollen, Evans 500 Woyeott, F. H 7* Wright, Helen £> Wright, Lloyd S yt Wright, Thorpe E 30 Wright, Cla M Vantis, Elijah L......... 05 Voekey. Harry E ... * Voungblood, Flora { Jp Zelen, Elizabeth in Zeigier, Hopson 10 Jierz. Paul go Clmmer-Warmoth FngravIng Cos.. 25 Zimmer, Bernard 10 Zimmer, Harry E 26 Zlnter, Jules G .1 10