Indianapolis Times, Volume 43, Number 151, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 November 1931 — Page 8

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SENATOR JIM ‘PUT ON SPOT' AT LOVE FEAST Watson Runs Into Veritable Hornet’s Nest at Big ‘Harmony Rally.’ BY BEX STERN Times Staff Corresnondent CRAWFORDSVILLE, Nov., 3 Back against the wall, not flgurar tively, but literally, fists shaking under his nose, cries of “Who’s a liar?’’ in the air, Senator James E. Watson, majority leader of the senate, advisor of Presidents, and world political figures, was “put on the spot” Monday afternoon by a group of precinct committeemen. Brickbats and roses, flourishing fists and lavish eulogies were the gifts of his party to the “Real Republican,” as he celebrated his six-ty-seventh birthday and the thirtyseventh anniversary of his election to congress, at a Sixth district harmony meeting that was distinguished by a lack of harmony. And the cause of Senator Jim’s woe was the thing that has killed more politicians than bullets—postmasterships. This time it concerns the postoffice at Terre Haute. Watson Is Dazed In the midst of receiving congratulations on his birthday, Watson was backed into a corner by _ eighty of the eighty-six Vigo county precinct committeemen and told that “Hugh Cuthbertson, the county chairman, has to be named postmaster.” The onslaught was so unexpected that for a moment, for the first time in his political career of forty years, Watson was dazed. Slowly backing toward the neutral corner Jim looked about for aid, all the time taking in on the chin. _ “Lucky” Arthur Robinson, the junior senator, who shares responsibility for the appointments in districts represented by Democratic congressmen, as usual, was not present when the heavy shelling got under way. Dash Out of Room Noble Johnson of Terre Haute, former congressman, whose dereliction of duty caused the entire fuss, “high tailed” out of the room at the first hint of the breaking storm, - while Representative Fred Purnell of Attica, in whose new district Vigo county has been placed, said he “had to go wash his hands.” “The organization wants Cuthbertson and you have to appoint him,” Watson was told. “I want to appoint him postmaster, but he wasn’t placed on the : r eligible list after two civil service I examinations,” he retorted. Someone in the audience shouted j something about “liar.” Z Climbing on a chair, Watson j yelled “Who’s a liar?” Goes Into the Battle And then Jim went into the battle. He declared that he believed that the organization’s choice should have the postofflee berth. “I am an organization Republican,” Watson cried. “Cuthbertson is the organization's choice and I am for him, but he isn’t on the eligible list. Both Robby and myself have to pick from the three highest and Hugh isn’t there, r. “Why?” came the shout. “Ask the civil service commission,” Watson retorted. “When the first examination revealed Hugh’s name was not carried I went to the head -of the commission and got What no other senator in the whole United States could —another examination, and even then Cuthbertson couldn’t make the list. Against Service Idea “I am against the, entire civil service idea. It has caused me more grief than any other single thing,” Jim declared. “But I can’t do anything now, Cuthbertson wasn’t "picked.” The storm broke again with de- _ mands of “We don’t want any one but Cuthbertson. He has been dou-ble-crossed and traded out.” r “I can’t set aside the civil service commisison single handed,” cried Watson, still looking aboufr for aid. But no help came. Robinson did not attend the district love feast . and neither Johnson nor Purnell w r ould come into the meeting room. Passed Buck to Senators If there ever was venom in any ~ one’s heart, it almost would be seen in Watson’s at that moment. Johnson’s term as congressman expired last March, but the term of " Will Hays, the Terre Haute postmaster, terminated in February, and the congressman could have ordered an examination. Instead, he passed the buck to the senators. One of the state’s bitterest postoffice battles broke then. The eligible list selected the following three in the order named: William B. Hice, assistant postmaster; John W. Wood, county chairman, 1922-24, and Charles G. Reynolds. The committeemen present shouted that Hice was a Democrat, that ' Wood hadn’t voted in years, and Z that Reynolds was not a party worked. All this happened in the afternoon. At the night meeting Jim was presented with a basket of ; roses by Judge Eugene Rice on behalf of the Republicans in the Sixth district and made his usual type of speech, defending the Hoover administration.

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With her daughter quarantined for diphtheria, Mrs. Flora Hughes, of Columbus, 0., slept in the garage so as to be near the sick child and so that she could continue working to support the girl. If she remained in the house, she would not be permitted to leave. Here she is visiting Kathleen, 6, one morning before going to work.

First Hero Honored By United I’rcs* EVANSVILLE, Ind., Nov. 3. World war veterans gathered at Locust Hill cemetery here today to

Campaign at Noon Meeting, Monday, November 2 The Campaign Executive Committee of the Indianapolis Community Fund takes this means to acknowledge, with great app-. '-'-bn, the following contributions, which evidence the interest of these citizens in the social welfare of Indianapolis. ARTHUR V. BROWN, Chairman Campaign Committee.

Acetylene Produels Cos ... SIOO Adams, Louis P / 15 Adkins, Russell E... OO Adolay, Theodore 12 Advancc-Wright Electrotype Cos Bo Aetna Cabinet Cos., Inc... 10!) Abater, Horatio S 10 Aler, C. C., C o 40 Alexander, Ezra I)., >l. I). 10 Alexander, .lames JO Alford, Carl 10 Allen, Paul 12 Allison. John H 10 Alllster, JJ. A 10 Vinos. Jacob 10 American States Insurance Cos 20 Anda, T 80 Anderson, Helen M JO Anderson, Cal|ie 10 Anderson, J. Ira 15 \ntrim, J. M 350 Appel, Charles E 25 Appel, Mrs. Ella 800 Appel, Fred G 1,500 Armour & Cos 50 Armstrong. Vayne Marlon. 10 Aronson. Sidney S., MD. . 10 Assoriated Letter Service. . 25 Anonymous 25 Anonymous 1,009 Babcock, Charles C 10 Baker, Mrs. Anvey E 10 Baker, Hr. Ermal C 40 Bales, Ralph W -10 Balfour, A. C 25 Balz, Frederick G 10 Bamberger & Felbleman. . 240 Barbasol Company 250 Barkley. Mr. and Mrs. Merrill ~k 200 Rarniekol, Mrs. Ferd 10 Barrett, Fred E 25 Barrett, Theodore H 12 Barrick, M. D 10 Barrow, A. W 10 Lartlow, Ellzab-th 10 Batemnn. Charles E 10 Baugh, William E 20 Baughman, Charles H 20 Baxter, Norman 100 Beach, Mrs. Mary Dye.... 10 Beanblossom. William I). . 10 Beasley. J. W 10 Becherer, C. II 25 Becherer, J. in Beck, Mrs. Fred 10 Beck, N. W 15 Beckett, A. S 10 Beckett, Joe R 25 Reilach, J. S 15 Bennett, E in Benedict, Charles F 12 Bennett Commission C 0... 10 Benzine, G. E 15 Berman, Dr. and Mrs. J. K. 100 Besslre, Paul A 60 Besslre ft Cos., Inc 600 Biddle, Cal 10 Biddle, William P 1.0 Binkley, Charles C 25 Black, Goss K 12 Blackmore, Grace W 10 Blank, Frank 12 Blank, George William ... 25 Bohn. Martin 20 Boneilla Laboratories, Inc. 50 Boothe. Marie 10 Bosler, Rev. Clement .... 10 Bossert. B. H 10 Botts, James 10 Bowen, Anthony IV 200 Bowen, R. M. 50 Bowles, Essie 10 Brady, Harold W 10 Brandenbnrgpr, Russell ... 20 Bray. Winfield S., D. D. S. 10 Brennan, William A 100 Brethauer, Albert 10 Brenninger, Gun 10 Brldenbaugh, W. J 10 Brigham, W. C 25 Brneking, Carl 10 Broeking, Charles .. 15 Brooksidn Ice and Coal Cos 50 Brossman, Charteo .... •. 20 Brown, A. A 50 Brown. Mr. and Mrs. C. E 50 Brown, Merrill J 20 Brown, O. B 10 Brown, P. H 15 Bruce's Delicatessen 10 Bruenger, Carl W 10 Brumlt, Leslie W 10 Bryson & Bryson 10 Buchanan, Cecil 10 Buchanan, Grace A 10 Bnchanan. Mrs. Robert N. 10 Buckler, Paul. Cos 15 Buckingham, M. C 15 llndd. Jacob E 15 Buford, Florence E 10 Bumgardner, E. G 10 Burck. Ludwig G. D. ... 18 Bnrekhardt, Louis., M. D.. 100 Burton, Ethel 10 Bnmet - Btnford Lumber Cos 130 Burnet. Mrs. H. B 30 Burroughs. Adding. Machine Cos J 5 Burt Is, Russell R 15 Bush, Clair L 10

REPORTED NOVEMBER 3 COMMERCIAL DIVISION Per Cap- Per CapEMPLOYES OF— Total Ita Gift ita Gift Amount This Yr. Last Yr. General Outdoor Adv. Cos. $937.00 $19.12 $1.61 Homer McKee Cos 33.00 11.67 6.94 Bookwalter-Ball- t Greathouse ....133.30 6.77 .24 White-Haines Optical Cos. 118.00 6.5$ 4.24 Railway Service & Supply Company 113.00 6.28 2.00 Marion County State Bk. 45.00 5.00 2.18 Fletcher American National Bank 1,168.50 1.99 2.19 Hoosler Casualty Cos 33.30 4.19 1.14 Railroad Men’s Bldg. & Sav. Assn 169.40 3.01 5.22 Fratt Poster Company... 59.00 3.93 3.10 Bhodes-Hice & Etter..., 111.50 3.60 1.43 Indianapolis News 1,601.00 3.56 2.78 Liberty Electric Cos 106.75 3.56 .91 Herdrich A Boggs, Inc... 38.50 3.50 3.03 Barnes Ross Company.. 89.75 3.45 2.10 Lockerbie Hotel 37.00 3.08 Jndianapolis Electrotype Foundry' 42.00 2.80 1.64 Moynahan Properties Cos. 43.00 2.15 .13 Landers & Landers, Inc. 74.00 1.85 3.50 Stipher A Munson, Inc... 43.50 1.67 .... Bradstreet Company .... 39.50 1.58 1.26 Robbins Electric Cos 6.00 1.50 .80 Indpls. Printing Cos 11.00 1.00 .07 General Motors Acceptance Corp. 56.00 .93 1.61 Claypool Hotel 327.35 .77 .59 Washington Hotel * 50.30 .56 .71 Vacuum Oil Company.... 1.00 .20 la*

honor Ahe memory of James Bethel Gresham, the first American soldier to lose his life with expeditionary forces in France. Gresham was shot down Nov. 3, 1917.

Buskirk. H. K ; ' Butter Crust Pie Cos 50 Byrd, Althea 10 Caldwell, O. T 15 Caldwell. Rr.sa G 10 Camelo Products Corp.... 10 Cameron, Ralph . 10 Campbell, Miss Mary 10 Canning. Joseph J 15 Carey, Mrs. John N., ft Ntewart-Carey Glass Cos 500 Camine, James II 10 Carr. Jack C 10 Carroll, lira 10 Carson, Edgar M 10 arson, Joseph 0 50 Carson Pirie Scott & Cos. . 50 Curler. I.a Kile 1., M. D. 25 Cartersburg, Mineral Springs Water Cos 15 Case, J. 1 37 Cassady, Minnie E 10 Castetter. F. B 10 Central Parking Garage.. 25 Chambers, Airs. Nora T. . 40 Chappell, Ralph S., M. D. 10 Chi-.Am Case 15 Childers, Clarence 12 Childs, Leslie 10 Chloupeck, Harold.. 10 Circle City Rubber Works Employes 10 City Hall Parking & Service Cos 20 Clabaugh, W. A 10 Clark, Reeta 10 Clifford, Michael L. ...... 10 Clouser. Carl 10 Clune, Wm. J 50 Coffin, Lenora 10 Coffman, Wm In Colbert, Catherine 15 Cole, Harry O. 10 Cole, Jos. J. Jr 25 Coleman, Lewis Austin... 60 Collins, John B 10 Comer. W. F 20 Connell, Fred W 10 Connor. Arthur T 10 Consolidated Cigar Corp*. 50 Cooley Gravel Cos 25 Corey. Stephen J 15 Comeiius, Geo. H jlO Cornelius, Geo. M 750 Cornelius, P. W 10 Cory, A. E 40 Corey, Frank 10 Coval. Willis N 25 Cox, Linton A 100 Coxen, Orsa B 10 Coyle, Margaret 25 Craig, Crist Fuel ft Supply Cos 10 Craig, S. J 15 Craig, VV. IV 10 Crane, Paul 25 Crane, Riehard II 18 Crets. C. B 120 Critchlow, Mr. ft Mrs. W. W 300 Cronkite, Guy 10 Crooks, Harry H 10 Crossen, Mrs. Flora H. . 15 Crowder, Claude H 100 Crowder-Cooper Shoe Cos.. 200 Crowley, Mary 10 Cummings. L. C 10 Currens. H. B 13 Curry. H. E. 10 Cutter, Carl G 25 Darmody. J. F.. Cos 50.7 Daugherty, H. E 250 Daugherty, J. C. 30 Davenport, F. L 12 Davidson. N. C., M. D... 10 Davis, Helen M 10 Davis, J. W 10 Davis, Mae 20 Davis, Violet • 10 Dean, Carl O 15 Deardorff, A. Allard 10 Deery, Janies E 25 BeJarnatt, M. F 10 Delbrldge, Maude 10 Doming, Hersehel 20 Denny, Airs. George L... 20 Dice, Joe C 10 Dick, A. 8., Cos 50 Dick X-Ray Cos 10 Dleckmann, Clara M 10 Hilling, Frank M 50 Hilling & Cos 250 Dlmmett, Ralph 10 llimmlck. Alice 10 Disher, Cicero 100 Dithmer, Mrs. Henry L. Jr 10 Dougherty. Geo. E 10 Downey. P. T 10 Driver Sales Cos. No. 2.. 50 Drury. James H 12 Duekwall. Frank 10 Dnco Corp. of Indiana, Inc 10 Dudley, A. G 10 Dudley, Harry A., 1nc.... 10 Duffy, Frank . 25 Duffy, Ted 10 Duhl, Warren J 10 Duke, Mrs. Calvin F 10 Dukes, Forrest E 10 Dunn, Catherine T 20 Dunne. Kathryn T 12 Dunnington. Harry M 10 Dutoher, Flora A 10 Durham, Raymond W 50

GiSts of Community Fund Reported Through Employe Divisions

SEEK AVAILABLE RATE DATA FOR UTILITYJARING Engineers Scan Records in Preparation for Plea for Reduction. All available data on file with the public service commission will be in the hands of Commissioner Harry K. Cuthbertson Thursday when he preside;, at the Indianapolis rate utility conference, he reported today. and auditors of the commission have been instructed to search closely commission files, audits, appraisals and annual reports of both the Indianapolis Power and Light Company and the Indianapolis * Water Company, Cuthbertson explained. Officials of these companies were invited to appear at a conference on rates, following petitions for reductions by the city and consumers. Attorneys for the city and petitioners will be present and attempt will be made to reach a compromise settlement, thus avoiaing the delay of a rate case. “I do not expect this thing to be thrashed out at a single sitting,”

Dux. Edward F SlO Dudley, A. G lo Dynes, Mrs. Harry B 10 Eagle Machine Cos 50 Eastuling, Mildred 20 Edwarda. Grace 11 12 Eggert, Walter H In Elders, ,J. H 25 Ehrenr.perger, Henry .... 15 Eichacker, Homer 10 Elckhoff, Walter C 10 Eldridge. Edith 20 Elsey, Brodehurst 1,200 Emerson, Dr. and Mrs. Charles P 200 Emrich, Edna > 10 Engineering Metal Prod. Corp 25 English Grill, Inc., and Employes 29 Entwlstle, Bayard F 20 Etter, Chas 10 Ettcr, Isaac ]o Evcrroad, Ben 25 Falling, Harvey M 10 Fairway Coffee Cos 150 Falender, Allison E........ 15 Fant, C. R 75 Fatout. H. D 25 Faunee, Mr. and Mrs. John C 15 Fauset, Mrs. Eva J 10 Fanvre, Francis M 50 Federal Ice Refrigerating Company 10 Fehr, John H 10 Feldschcr, Art 10 Fertig Ice Cream Employes 30 Fesler, James W 250 Mrs. James W.... 3,000 Fesler, Flora B 10 Fields, M. D 10 Fisher, Frank L 50 Fitch, Florence H 35 Fitzgerald, R. S 15 Fleming, Henry A 25 i licklnger, E. E., & Son. . 100 Foley, L. Jr E 10 Foley, W. E 150 Foot Saver Boot Shop.... 50 Foppiano, Joseph 20 Forer.burg. 11. A 12 Forman, Mrs. Atwood R. . 12 Forrest, Gertrude V 50 Forsyth, William 16 Fortune. Mr. and Mrs. Russell 350 Foster & Messick 400 Fonts Car and Track Cos., employes of 16 Fowler. F. B 300 Fox Optical Company 10 Franco-American Company employes 20 Franz, Fstella 10 Friermood, Glenn 20 Fritz. Albert C 10 Fromiiold, Albert J 10 Frommer. Samuel, C 0.... 25 Frosch, H 20 Fuller. G. F 10 Fultz, Irene 10 Funk, Joseph II 10 Fnrans. K. W., Ice Cream Company 1,410 Gall. Mrs. Albert ........ 65 Gallahue, Dudley R 10 Gallahuo. Edward F 10 Galm, Charles M 25 Ga’m, F.dward 15 Gain). John AX 10 Gamble. J. I) 15 Gammon, George H 10 Gansberg, William F 25 Gardner, Charles C 10 Garman, 11. 0 10 Garstang. Reginald W.... 15 Garten. Walter C 50 Gass, George S 100 Gassert Service 10 Catch. Willis D., 51.D 200 Gates, A. G 20 Gates, Frank E 60 Gates F. E., Alarble and Tile Company 200 Gates, WHlfam B 20 Gates, William N 10 Gauld, Gordon S 10 Gauld, James 25 Gault, Roy 10 Ganmmer. C. E 10 Geisler. Walter C 10 General Alotors Acceptance Corporation 75 Gerth. Florence 10 Gilman. Lawrence 11., M. D 10 Glenn, R. L IS Cdover. G. W 10 Godard. A. H 60 Godfrey, G. C 10 Godfiek, P. M 17 Goebel. Emma L 10 Gohmann, Otto E 10 Goodnough. Florence S. .. 10 Graher, George C 10 Graham, Robert W 10 Graham, Robert W 10 Graves. John W 10 Gray. William R 15 Green, C. 1-ewis 10 Green, J. M 50 Greer. Della Marie 10 Gregory, G. TANARUS., Dr 10

REPORTED NOVEMBER 2 MERCANTILE DIVISION Per Cap- T\ r CapEMPLOYES OF — Total Ha Gift ita Gift Amount This Yr. Last Yr. Maytag Company, Inc... $114.00 $6.71 .... Hamilton-Harris Cos 265.00 6.31 $5.80 H. Lieber Cos. (24 W. Wash. St.) 330.00 5.50 6.21 Hook Drug Company.... 1,931.64 5.21 4.69 Kiefer-Stewart Cos 628.50 4.83 3.83 Crowder-Cooper Shoe Cos. 42.00 4.66 5.50 L. E. Morrison A Cos 91.00 4.55 3.33 Nat’l Cash Register Cos.. 54.50 4.54 2.81 Kirk Cos. of Indiana 117.65 4.53 3.59 Morrisons, Inc * 126.50 4.52 2.65 Hibben-Hollweg Cos 668.00 4.23 2.67 Lauth Chev. Sales C 0.... 72.00 3.60 .... Remington-Rand Business Service 76.00 3.45 .... Victor Furniture Cos 31.00 3.44 2.71 Taylor Carpet Cos 113.00 3.42 2.13 L. Strauss & Cos 357.50 3.22 3.57 Burke-Cadillac Co..* 106.00 3.11 6.58 Kcthe-W'ells A Bauer Cos. 106.00 3.02 3.53 Robinson-Thompson, Inc. 55.50 2.92 2.56 Bradshaw-Komblum .... 45.00 - ” 2.81 1.83 Frank Hatfield Cos 122.50 2.78 2.97 Renard Rug Company..., 27.C0 2.70 .... Fox Film Corporation... 71.26 2.37 2.54 Vlr. Sweet Foods, Inc 63.00 2.16 Browning Gent Cos., Inc. 45.03 2.14 2.71 Auto Equipment Cos 32.00 2.13 .60 Walgreen Drug Cos 289.32 1.91 .50 Citizens Motor Car C 0... 73.00 1.83 2.58 Mutual China Cos 42.00 1.75 .94 Wallerich, Cart H., Inc.. 43.50 1.45 .82 F. W. W’oolworth (11 E. Wash.) .• 132.00 1.28 1.18 Gus Habich Company... 10.00 1.11 .80 Liggett Drug 5t0re...... 17.00 1.06 .90 Clark A Son Drug C 0.... 12.00 1.00 .52 Gordon Furniture C 0.... 10.00 1.00 1.07 Wangelin-Sharp Cos.. 18.50 .93 .78 Feeney-State Fur. Cos 1.00 .06

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Greater, Charles $25 Grlest, O. H 10 Grlffln, Louise 10 Grifflith, Miss Cora 50 Grifflith, Dudley C 20 Grifflith, Marlon 0 10 Grinsteincr, Herman A.... 10 Grltt, Frank 20 Grosbach. H. E 25 Gruner, Ed 12 Gurley, Boyd 25 Guthridge. J. L 10 Guthrie, C. E 15 Gutknerht, Louis D 12 Guy, May H 12 Habney, Theodore ....... 10 Hackney, Glendon E 20 Hall, L. E 10 Hall, Ozela B 10 Hamer, Mark E 30 Hamerln, Fred J 15 Hamlll, C. B 10 Hammerbech. Anna F. ... 10 Hammerly, H. F 15 Hnmpton, John E 50 Hampton Printing Cos. ... 100 Hancock. John, Alutnal Life Ins. Cos 10 Handy, Paul II 15 Happersberger, Erwin .... 12 Harding, Uenry L., Air. and Airs 20 Harding, Jack 60 Harding & Cos 10 Hardy, John N, 10 Harmon, Charles T. ..... 15 Harris. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin B 54 Harris, Fred A 10 Harris, Gertrude 20 Harris, W. G 10 flarryman, Wayne M. ... 10 Hartung, Fred 10 Harvey, John A 10 Hatton, W. R 20 ■’lanelsen, Pauline AI 250 iaueisen, Wm. C 10 Taverkamp Coal Cos 10 tawkins, Jos. L 10 lawley, C. 0 20 Taynes, DeWitt D 17 Head, A. F. 20 Healey, George H 15 Meath. Alonroe 40 Hcekel, J. T 25 ’’elden, Julius H 15 Heinz, Gerard L 12 Heller & Cos., E. E 25 Helmer, Gus 10 Hemenway, Airs. G. R.... 10 Henderson, Laurens L.... 10 rienilrleks, Allan 15 Hendricks, Caroline R. .. . 10 Henkel-Ranilall-Warner Cos. 120 Hennessy. R 10 l'enry, Edward S. and Alargaret 200 Henshaw, F. R 100 Henshaw. Wm. J 20 Herron. Mrs. C. D 500 Hess, Chas 10 Hess, Fred 20 Hess, Paul 10 Hess. Robert F 15 Hession, Wilma A 10 Hessong, Ethel 10 Hetherlngton & Berner, Inc 800 Hiatt, Besshcrs to Hicks, Gertrude C 10 HUlav, Frank 10 Higgins. Daniel E 25 HUgemeier, F., & Bros., tnc 3.V0 Hill. Af M T. in will. F.n'-s M. Jr 30 Hiller, E. C 30 Hiner, Waul B. and Robert L., .John Mann Jr. -nd associates 600 Hitt, George C 25 Hit:;. George. & Cos 1,80') Hixson, Leroy T 75 Hohbs. C. AI.. & Son 50 Hoffman. George J 75 Hogue. Harlan in Holden. T,aura C 15 Holland Furnace Cos 50 Wntle. Bertha 10 Hollenbeck Press J2O Hol'lngsworih, Helen 15 Holloway. H. B 20 Holmes, .T. Frank 160 Holmes. L. AI 100 Wolycross. I. R 40 Hooper. Afary S 20 Hoosler Drug Cos 14 Woosler Furniture Cos 10 Hoover, Glenn 10 Hopkins. Irene 10 Womada-x. Robert S 20 Horner, Afartha E 10 ,T orton. George L 75 ,T nss. Anton C.. Mrs 10 Houseman. Christine E... 10 Howell. Miss Florence.... 10 Hubr. Wro 15 Huffman, Howard. D H. S 10 Hoffman, I. Boyd, Alotor Cos 25 Hnhn, Otto 10 Huff. J. H 10 Wuser. P I, 10 Hasson. Robert I, 10 Hnteheson. William L.... 50 Hutchinson, Harry L 32 Ice, Henry.. 13 Idle, W. L 15

REPORTED NOVEMBER 2 TEN LEADING FIRMS PER CAPITA Per Cap- Per CapEMPLOYES OF— Total ita Gift Ita Gift Amount This Yr. Last Yr. Century Paper Cos. .. $275.60 $21.20 $7.81 General Outdoor Adv. Company 937.00 19.12 1.61 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 A Cos 13,026.00 12.65 6.19 Brookside Lbr. C 0... 50.00 12.50 .... State Auto Ins. C 0... 948.00 12.00 7.19 Homer McKee C 0.... 35.00 11.67 6.94 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.

INDUSTRIAL DIVISION. Per Cap- Per C*pEMPLOYES OF— Total Ita Gift ita Gift Amount This Yr. Last Yr. J. D. Adams Mfg. C 0... $1,153.20 $10.12 $4.68 Bobbs-Merriil Cos 643.35 8.25 3.77 Wadley Company 195.35 7.71 3.45 Pest-O-Lite Cos 2,217.14 5.96 5.20 Evans Milling Cos 323.30 5.25 Chas. Freihofer Bak. Cos. 468.00 5.20 1.13 Amer. Metal Fum. Cos.. 5.00 5.00 .38 Standard Brands, Inc... ■ 39.00 4.88 1.97 Metal Auto Parts C 0.... 143.00 4.77 1.66 Eagle Machine Cos 123.00 4.39 1 84 Republic Creosoting Cos.. 347.00 4.34 2.94 Prest-O-Lite Battery Cos. 1,733.48 3.95 2.77 Capital Ice & Refrg. Cos. 309.00 3.19 2.12 R. S. Foster Lbr. Cos. .. 22.00 3.14 2.43 Indianapolis Casket Cos.. 102.00 2.83 2.04

Just a Loan By United Press EVANSTON. 111., Nov. 3 When A1 Capone was sent to jail after his conviction on charges of income tax evasion, he gave $lO to William Dawson, his cellmate. After Dawson was freed he bought liquor with Capone’s gift. He was back in jail today, serving out a $lO fine for drunkenness.

Cuthbertson declared today. “But I do hope some common ground of Cuthbertson said that the commission appraisal of several years ago is available in the case of the water company properties, but that the commission never has made an audit and appraisal of the electric plant. Company appraisals were used by the commission in approving the merger of electric properties here in 1927. Basis of the rate reduction petition is the decreased cost of reproduction now and the contention that returns on present investment are excessive. - Horse Bites Off Baby’s Finger By United Press CHICAGO, Nov. 3. Charles Browning, 22 months old, leaned out of his buggy and petted the dairy wagon horse on the nose. Passersby looked on amused. They were horrified to see the horse suddenly bite off one of the baby’s fingers.

li.. William C 525 Indian Reffning Cos 100 Ir.d'uua Condensed Milk Cos 600 Indiana Veneer & Lumber Cos 300 Indianapolis Blue Print & Supply Cos 50 Indianapolis Buick C 0.... 25 Indianapolis Pub. Elv. Cos. 103 Indianapolis Street Railway Cos 79 Indianapolis Times I,SOO Irish, Frank E 60 Irvine, F. Il> 10 Irwin, Albert 10 Irvin, Ida Mae 15 Isaac, C. C 25 Israel, Harry W 100 Ittenbaeh, Carl L 25 Tttenbaeh, G.. Cos 175 Ittenbach, Alary in luppenlatz, Cleland C.... 20 James. Ruth 15 Jenkins, Howard C 20 Johnson, Barton A 12 Johnson, C. B 50 Johnson Chevrolet Sis. Cos. 100 Johnson, Denny 10 Johnson, Robert D 25 Johnson. Roy W 20 Janes, Edward 10 Jones, Edward 10 Jones, W. R 18 Jordan, Daxld M 10 Jordan. John W 100 June,. Geo. W 10 Ixanagy, Lulu 20 SCaser, Harry E 10 Ivassebaum, Wm. C 10 Kassing, E. H 20 Kathman, Roy J 10 Ixaylor, Harriet 10 Kayser, K. H 10 Reach, L. J 100 Kealing, Ed 10 Kebler, Joe. A lo Keeling. Hal R 60 Kelb, N. E. ... 25 Kellers, Paul H 10 Kelley, D. G. 20 Kelley, Roy 10 Kelly. Edward A 10 Kcnady, Roy H 10 Kennedy, Monroe 10 Kennedy, W. E 10 Kinnett - Whiting & Cos Employes 10 Kern, John W 40 Kern. Wm. C 15 Keuthan, Fred B. 10 Kidd, Raymond I, 10 Kid well, A. 10 Kiefer & Daniels 25 Kingsbury, J. F 10 Kingsbury & Cos., 1nc.... 75 Kinney, E. F 10 Kinney, Jas. L 10 Kinney. VV. F 40 Kirk Cos 50 Kirkpatrick, Walter L.. .. 20 Kiser, J. J.. Mr. & Airs. 50 Kiser. Air. * Airs. So! S.. 50 Ivleeman, Clara 10 Klein, Lou S 10 Knight, Edward II 30 Knode, H. C., & Cos 25 Holograph Cos., Inc. ... 10 Koneeke, R. L 25 Kortepetcr. Fred E 10 Krannert, Airs. Herman C 100 Kremp, Richard 80 Krlck, Arthur E 25 Krueger. Charles 10 Krug, Henry B 10 Kruli. I.arle 20 Kurnel, Emil 10 Lacey, Georgia H 15 Lakev, George H 10 Lamldn, Frank 12 Lanuhers, Alartin W 18 Lanahan. Thomas X. ..... 10 Lang. Adam AI 20 Langley, Arthur 10 Langsenkamp, Henry .... 25 Langsenkamp-Wheeler Brass Works 300 Landers, William F 60 Lapacek. A 10 Larsh, Ward L. 10 Laßue. F. Wade 18 Laut, H. W., & Cos 25 Lee, Wallace 0 25 Lehman, B. Bernard 200 Leerkamp, J. K 12 Lenard, C. L 25 Lelgeber, Arthur J 10 Lelkhim, J. H 36 Lenney, Evy B 10 Lester, George C 10 Levinson, Frank K 100 Levy, Alartin D 30 Lewis, C. S 10 Lewis, Eva Jane 15 Lewis, Grant K 20 Lewis, Lena K... 10 Lewman. Ruth 10 Lime, Clyde A 12 Lingeman, Edw. Laurel, MD 40 Lipson, Maurice G 25 Little, Wendell D., MD... 15 Lockhart, Paul T 10 Lockman, Charles D 16

DRY FORCE TO FEEL HOOVER'S ECONOMY AX 2,500 Agents to Be Retained Despite Budget Cut; Arrests Increase. BY THOMAS L. STOKES United Press Staff Correspondent WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.—President Hoover's economy program will extend to prohibition enforcement. No increase in the number of dry agents under Amos W. Woodcock, federal prohibition director, is provided in the budget to be submitted to congress, it was learned today. The force will be maintained at its present strength of 2,500, despite reports an increase would be sought. Though no figures have been published, the requested amount for the prohibition bureau is expected to run between $9,000,000 and $10,000,000. Last year congress appropriated $11,000,000, of which $2,000,000 was for 500 additional agents, who were •inducted into service only four months ago. Woodcock holds that more money for prohibition enforcement is unjustified in this time of depression

Logan, I. N SSO Lotie Star Cement Cos., Indiana, Inc 300 Long, Gertrude AI 15 Losch, Frank m Loughan, May 1 10 Lynch, James A 10 Lyon, Wayne 12 Lyons, Flora E 15 "-Lyons, Rev. Michael W... 25 Lysaght. Kathryn E 10 Lytle, Frank lo Mac Foster. Airs. Nannie.. 10 MncNab, Sobon AI 10 MacDonald. Paul T 15 Madden, John J., Mfg. Cos. 100 Mahoney. George 30 Malott, Airs. Alacy W 15 Mann, W. C 10 Mnnsfleld, Mrs. Ada F.... 25 Harmon, Elizabeth C 8,000 Marmon. Walter C 3,000 Atarsh, J. B m Marshall Bros jo Marshall. Mrs. Thomas R. 60 Martin. William P 15 Martindale, John T 126 Matthe. Ada F 10 Alatz, Alartin F 18 Maxwell, Allan B 25 Mayer, Mrs. Charles W... 10 ATcAlexander, Robert 0... 20 McCain. Alaude Alerlwethcr 14 AlcComb, Frank 10 McLaren, E. E 20 MeConnel, R. B lo McDaniel, W. 0 50 McDermott, Martin 60 AlcDonald. Carrol 10 McCoy. Everett F 10 MacDonald, William T. .. 10 McGee, Alary 25 AlcKnlght, David 10 McNanus, Alartin L 10 AlcNally, E. M 25 McNeely & Sons 25 Alead Construction C 0.... 18 Means, Hazel S 15 Meehan, William H 10 Mellish. Julia S 20 Meredith, VV. C 10 Meridian Petroleum C 0... 2o Merriam, Joe 25 Messick, Mr. and Mrs, Harry B. .. lo Afctz. Allen J 25 AXeunler, Arthur J ]0 Meyers, Everett E 10 Aleyers, Alary A lo Meyer, Hal C 20 Meyers. R. C 15 Michael, Gharles R 25 Miehael. J. P.. Cos 37 Mick. Alinnie B 10 AHddleton, G. E 15 Mlddieton, 0 15 M'dd’esworth. Irene 10 Miles. Samuel R 20 Alllholland, W. F 25 Aliller, Mrs. Eugene C. .. 25 Miller, Fred 10 AHller, Harry P 10 AHller, O. E., & Cos 10 AHller, Robert F 25 Aliller, Rudolph 15 Miller, William 10 Minton. E. W 10 Mitchell, Joseph 10 Mitchell, William D 10 Aloenning, Walter P., M. P 15 Afoore, Arthur C 60 Moore ft Lugor 50 Afoore, Hubert H 25 Motcn, Edwin P.. M. D... 10 Alorris, Air. James A1.... 17 Mosley, Charles II 10 Afossmun. Jsabelle 10 Moynahan Properties Cos. . 300 Muel'er, A. C 10 Mueller. F. B 10 Mueller. Oscar G... 15 Mupsinu-Merriek Coal Cos. 65 Mulvihill. R. H 30 Mnndt, A. A 15 Alyer. I. F 20 Alyers, Chss. F 10 Alystrom, D. 0 10 Nagle, Harry H., P. D. 8. 10 National Auto Truck Corp. 25 National Bread Cos TOO National Furniture C 0.... 600 National Retail Hdw. Assn. 100 Neale, Blanche A 10 Neale, Thomas A 10 Neale, Tlios. E )0 Neff, Mary 12 New System Laundry.... 10 Newell. W. S - 0 Nicholson. Mr, and Airs. Meredith 50 Nlcoll, C. B 10 Nigh. Emmons 10 Nik-O-Lok Cos 50 Noleox. Afntthlas 15 Norman, O. 8., AI. D.... TO O’Connor. Geo. J 12 Ogden, Janies M 40 Ogh, A. M 125 O’Hair. Ruth 50 Ohio ft Ind. Stone C 0.... 100 Olrott, Airs. E. G 10 Oldman. J. D 10 OUn’ Coal & Fuel Cos 10 Olsen, Bernhard 25 O’Alara. Elizabeth 10 Omdorff. Airs. Amelia.... 10 Osborn. Wells. M.. M. D.. 25 Overstreet, Alvie F 25

REPORTED NOVEMBER 2 INDUSTRIAL DIVISION (Continued) Per Cap- Per CapEMPLOYES OF— Total ita Gift Ita Gift Amoant This Yr. Last Yr. Weymann Am. Body Cos. $16.00 $2.67 Hoosier Veneer Cos 201.60 2.65 $2.51 Aqaer. Leather Prod. Cos. 21.00 2.63 .80 Mme. C. J. Walker C 0... 97.75 2.64 1.48 John Lees Cos 141.00 2.17 1.89 Continental Baking Cos. (Cracker Dept.) 219.50 2.0S Hoosier Mfg. Cos 21.50 1.95 1.20 Two-ln-One, Shinola, Bixby Corporation 346.50 1.82 .90 C. A G. Foundry C0....* 60.00 1.76 2.79 Jessup A Antrim Ice Cream Cos 69.75 1.70 .55 Linde-Air Products Cos.. 17.00 1.70 .07 C. A. G. Potts A Cos 37.00 1.54 1.39 W. H. Johnson & Son... 50.00 1.52 1.12 Indpls. Pt. A Col. C 0.... 98.00 1.36 1.25 J. C. Hirschman Cos. .... 26.75 1.07 .73 Best Grand Laundry Cos. 97.25 1.05 .50 Ballard Ice Cream C 0... 54.00 1.00 1.48 Peoples Coal & Cem. Cos. 51.00 1.00 1.04 Tarpen’g-LaFollette Cos. 5.00 1.00 .43 Indpls. Abattoir Corp... 330.70 .98 1.44 U.S. Encaustic Tile Wks. 169.00 .97 1.33 Gem Coal Cos 3.25 .25 Indpls. Separator C 0.... 2.00 .25 PUBLIC DIVISION. EMPLOYES OF- Total r ot#T Amount This Yr. Mayor’s Office, City Hall ... SIBO.OO $45.00 U. S. Marshal’s Office 45.00 22.50 Board of Public W’orks, City Hall 197.00 21.89 Barrett Law Dent., City Hall 172.20 17.22 Assessment Bureau, City Hall 139.50 13.95 Camp Fire Girls 33.00 11.00 Railway Mail Serv., 15th Dlv. 615.00 11.00 U. S. Packers & Stock Yards Administration 20.00 10.00 V. S. Department of Labor... 10.00 10.00 Anti-Saloon League 43.00 8.00 Jordan Conservatory of Muslo 118.00 8.43

Tough Nut By United Press DANVERS, Mas?., Nov. 3 Crowds gasped today when they saw Charles Llttlewood, 22, steeplejaoc. tumble seventytwo f%et from the town flagpole in Danvers Square. The youth was taken to Hunt Memorial hospital, where his injuries were reported as slight. . Half an hour later he was hack at work. when all other government agencies are economizing . The federal dry tUrreUn be not In a position now to determine how well the enlarged ftiter wifi l,r able to copo With tin ritftjfi efnenl task He experts to rtibfce at iraet a trial before deciding w!etfier more will be necef.aury a Unite-Utn<! policy. The additional COfpfc of rnen has served to Increase activity greatly Arrests are running uhout one-third more this year than last. Woodcock said, which he holds Justifies the expenditure for them The treasury la not expected to seek any further addition to the coast guard fleet which hawics the rum-runner along a far-flung coastline, nor to ask for more money for the customs service. The appropriation for the prohibition bureau in the justice department is but part of the total. Altogether the government spends between $35,000,0 f jl) and $40,000,000 for prohibition enforcement through various agencies.

Page, Clifton O $lO Paragon, Robert 10 Parson, John 11 Passel, H. F 10 Pearce, Harry M 10 Peerless Elec. Supply Cos. 30 Peirce, Jam-s I) H Pelrcp, Oral 10 Peoples Burial Cos., The. . 20 Ferine, Cecille 12 I'fg.rr, John 11 lo I’ffum, Ernest H 20 Phyllis Wheatley Embroidery Club 12 Pickens, S. O SO Pickett. C. V 10 Pleo. Jack 10 Plel Bros. Starrh Company 500 Pierre & Wright 40 Pierson, George E SO Plnder, Richard lo Piston Service Cos 125 .Plopper, C. W 10 Porter, E. D 12 Porter, Walter S 20 Poteet, George A 10 Potts ft Cos., C. ft G 50 Potts. Clayton J 50 Powell Commission Cos. & ! Employes 50 Powell, Orie • 10 Prentiss, C. J 120 Preston, J. Clyde 10 Prinzler, Carl J 60 Producers Comm. Assn... 50 Producers’ Association Employes 25 Provost, S. Guy 10 Prudential Life Ins. Cos. ft Employes 41 Queeney. J. Rex 10 Quigg, Florence AI 10 Quick Repair Washer Cos. 25 Relike, Arthur 25 Rail, John 15 Rail shack. Charles L 25 Rankin, Ruby VV 10 Ransom, Freeman B 60 Rasmussen, A. C 50 Rasmussen. Harry E. ... SO Ratcliffe, Ruth 15 Ran, Chas. D 50 Rau, John II 50 Rauh, Chas. S 200 -lauh. Samuel E 1,207 Ray Bros. Cleaners 12 Reeder, Hilda 25 Reiehmah, Afary 10 Reid. Charles L 35 Relnking, Arthur W 10 Rentseh, Mrs. J. Arthur.. 10 Rhoads, Robert B 100 Rieh, John W 10 Richey, Lester F 10 Rldiman, Hal C 20 Rklgely, Henry D 250 Rldgely, Airs. J. K 500 I!’.el, Bernard 10 Hi . rs, Frank I, 25 Rink. Mrs. Carrie R 200 Rippbenger, Edward J.... #5 Itiner, H. H 40 Roache, Simon P 15 Robbins, Alax 40 Roberson, Clarence 50 Roberson, Demos 10 Roberts, A. L 10 Roberts, Mrs. James E... 400 Roberts,' John H 25 Robinson, C. C 30 Robinson, Robert D 100 Roehm. Carl 10 Roempke, Henry F., employes 110 P.ogers, Ert J 10 Rogers Typesetting C 0.... 25 Pops Ad-Seal. Inc SO Rosenbaum. W. F 15 Ross, G. W in Ross, Lee A 10 Rotz, J. AI„ Engineering Cos 10 Row. George S., AI. D.... 25 Rowles. D. R 10 Roy. Nell AI 25 Rudesill, C. L 20 Rudy. Afrs. Afartha 10 Rule, Lillie 12 Rupard. VV. H 11 Ruppert. August 19 JJyan, Nellie 10 "van ft Rnckelshaus 100 Ryker, Chester A 25 Sahm, Roy 140 Sanders. J. A 12 Sanders, R. TANARUS., Mr. and Airs 25 Sattler, B. E 10 Sayles. Mrs. Francis G.. . 1.000 Schaefer, F. H 20 Schellschmldt, A. H 10 Sehlee. Mrs. Marie M.... 10 Schmidt, Adolph 10 Schmidt, Dr. Paul F HI Schmidt, Afrs. Sarah C... 20 Schmitz, Geo 10 Schnlch, Chas 15 Schnlder, F 10 S*bf*necker, Wm 12 Scl ‘rteineier. Henry E... 50 Schroeder, Elllner F 15 Schroeder, Fred 13 Schubert, Carl G 10 Scheldker, Cart E 20 Sehulllng Rupture Inst.... 40 Schuller, John Sr 10

Schulte, A., Cos $25 Sebuitzman, Albert D 10 Schuster, Feed J 20 Scofield, Belle C 15 Scott, Alma 10 Seott, H. A 30 Scott Trucking Cos 14 Seaton. Guy VV 10 Seehofer. Joseph 10 Selch, Homer C 10 Seiko, Maurice 10 fißinder, Frank SO Semmler, Wm 10 Shank Fireproof Warehouse Cos 15 Shaw, Edward C 10 Sheerin, Doherty 150 Sheerin, Helen AI 25 Sheerin, Krill 0 25 Sheets, Herbert P 100 Shepherd, C. E 11l Shepherd. Oia 1.., Mrs.... 20 Sherow. AI. J 10 Shicl. Walter K 25 Shields, Frank B 250 Shirley Brothers 250 Shirley, L. J 50 Shirley, O. N 55 Shirley. Walter L 10 Shorling. Edward 10 Short. Geo 10 Shotwell, Jos. T 10 Showaiter, Earl W 10 Shullenberger,'Mrs. VV. A. 10 Shnte, Lcta C 10 Sicks. O. Wilbur 10 Sigma Delta Kappa Fraternity 10 Stillman, H. H 15 Simpson, Carl 10 Sinclair Refining Cos 100 Skelton, H. B 25 Sloan, Alary Alice 25 Smith, E. 1 10 Smith, Geo. A 1 20 Smith, Helen Frazre. 10 Smith. Katharine Louise. 10 Smith, Orrcn E 10 Smith, Then. W 11l Smith, V. C 1.3 Smith, Wm. R lo Smith ft Young Cos 50 Smock, Florence 15 Smuck Floor Covering Cos 100 Snodgrass ft Schaefer ... 17 Snyder. Fd 15 Solomon, Essie M 10 Sommer. Franc's 10 Sommers, I).. ft Cos., Inc. 200 Sore. Leonard 13 Spencer, Herbert M 26 Speneer. L 15 Spring. Myron .1 10 Sapinger, E. W 75 Sjwingcr. John, Cos 111 Springate. Hairy 10 Squires, Frank 13 Standard Grocery C 0.... 200 Standard Aletal Cos 300 Standard Paving Cos 25 Steele. Rav K 25 Stegman Dress Cos 20 Stein. Theodore, Jr 60 Strinhatier, C. W 20 Stelnnietz. Geo. P 20 Stevens. Beulah. F 10 Stephens, Airs. Charles M. 10 Stewart, F. Nldy 10 Stewart, George S 10 Stewart. R. S 10 Stieh. J. A 15 Stoddard. Harry R 10 Stokes. P. J 15 Stone, Stafford ft Stone... 600 Storer, Garwood 15 Strauss. 1... ft Cos. and executives 2,500 Strebel, George 10 Strickland, Smith H 10 Strong Brothers 30 Stuckey. Richard E 10 Stultz. F. VV 15 Sublette, Fred 11 100 Sulgrove, Frank 10 Sullivan. F. L 10 Sullivan, Lawrence 10 Suiter ft McCullough 20 Swan. James AI 62 Swarts, Evelyn 30 Sweeney. John A.. 12 Swift. Ethel C 10 Taggart, Mr. and Afrs. Alex 8 400 Taggart, Airs. Thomas.... 1,200 Talbot, Frank AI 12 Tanner. Leonard E 15 Tarklngton, Booth ft Susanah 2,000 Taylor, Alma L 10 Taylor. I). F 17 Taylor. Miss Lela 15 Tearhnut, Mrs. Alda 20 Teachout, Alargaret 20 Templeton. Boyd VV....... 60 Terry, Russell 10 I>ter. William J 10 Thatcher, P. L 19 Thirtieth ft Central Sales Cos 37 Thomas, Earl A 10 Thomas ft Skinner Products Cos 200 Thomason, Frank 10 Thompson, A. H 10 Thompson. Charles N 750 Thompson, Harry J 10 Thompson, Harvey M,.... 20

REPORTED NOVEMBER 2 PUBLIC DIVISION (Continued). EMPLOYES OF- Total Amount ThlsYr. Y. W. C. A. (Central) $301.75 $7.36 Jewish Federation 142.00 7.10 Girl Scouts, Inc 27.50 6.87 U. S. Animal Industry 123.50 6.50 Y. W. C. A. (Phyl. Wheatley) 135.00 5.87 Internal Revenue, U. S. Govt. 138.00 5.75 Federal Prohibition Agents .. 58.00 5.27 U. S. Revenue Agent’s Office. 166.50 5.20 U. S. Veterans Bureau 337.00 5.11 Irvington Station, Post Office 85.25 s!oi Weights and Meas., City Hall 25.00 5,00 Indiana Tuberculosis Assn.... 29.50 4.21 Indianapolis Day Nursery.... 27.50 3.44 Indpls. Free Kindergarten... 120.00 3.16 Building Dept., City Ha 11.... 50.50 3.16 Station “A,” Post Office 56.60 2.70 Municipal Garage, City Hall. 38.00 247 Y. W . C. A. (Blue Triangle Hall) 30.25 1.89 Police Radio, City Hall 14.00 L 75 U. S. Navy Recruiting Sta... 21.00 1.62 Columbia Club 215.35 1.23 TEACHERS AND PRINCIPALS OF School No. 50 $272.50 $1342 School No. 34 303.25 13.18 School No. 76 248.00 12.40 Manual Training High School 1,250.00 y&.u School No. 60 235.00 10.68 School No. 25 50.00 10.00 School No. 74 99.00 9.90 School No. 29 87.00 947 School No. 82 113.00 9.42 School No. 43 159.00 8.83 School No. 55 96.00 8.73 School No. 24 112.00 8.00 School No. 73 128.00 8.00 School No. 58 171.50 7.80 School No. 38 93.84 6.70 School No. 81 87.90 6.09 School No. 91 66.50 0.65 School No. 20 ,i 98.04 O.IS School No 79 18.00 6.00

NOV. 3, 1931

INDIAN ADMITS KILUNGCO-ED Attacked, Stabbed Her on Way to Dance. By United Press GLOBE. Ariz., Nov. 3.—An Indian youth, bewildered by the ways of white men, was held in the Gila county jail today on a charge of mudering an' attractive white girl, who came from New York to study his people at close range. The Indian, Golney (Mac) Seymour, 21-year-old Apache, confessed he assaulted and stabbed Miss Henrietta Schmerler, 24, a Columbia university student, according to J. A. Street, department of justice agent. Miss Schmerler* last May setled In a tiny cabin, far from other dwellings, on remote White river reservation. She dresed as an Indian squaw, kept company with young braves and participated freely in the tribe’s social life. Last July 18, according to Seymour’s confession, he called at Miss Schmerler’s cabin to take her to an Indian dance. The assault occurred en route. It was followed by the killing so “she wouldn’t tell the white men,” he said. The girl’s battered body, clad in Indian dress was found July 24 by a group of Apaches after a two-day search.

Thompson, Henry C....... S3OO Thompson, Oscar B 24 Thompson, Rose H 10 Thompson, William H..... 230 Thompson, Alex 20 Thurman, Bert M 15 Tillman, Truman P....... 25 Timmons, C. F 10 Timmons. Gerald D 10 Todd. Mrs. Newton 20 Tretton. James P 75 Trick. Benjamin E 10 t'rimble, James H 5,000 Trotter. Geraldine 10 True, Eldridge G 10 Tullis. Fred 25 Tusehinsky. Alex 10 Twiname. Walter J 40 rwitty, John W 100 Tuttle, W. B 20 Two-ln-One Shinola, Blxby Corp JSO Clrey. Edgar L 19 Underwood Transfer C 0... 20 Union Asphalt Construction Cos 35 Union Development C 0.... 10 Cnion Labor Paper 10 Cnion Title Cos 125 United Commercial Travelers No. 4 SO United States Encaustic Tile Works 200 U. S. Photo Engraving Cos 25 Van Camp Hdwe. ft Iron Cos 3,300 Van Cleave, C. N 57 Van Dyne, George A 25 Van Horn, Charles 0 25 Virginia Ave. State Bank. So Vonnegut, Anton 50 Vonnegut, Cart 12 Vonnegut, Erwin 25 Vonnegut, Felix 25 Vonnegut. Theodore 10 Voyles, Ezra E., DDS.... 25 Wade. Alargaret 15 Wadley Company, The.... 300 Wadlcy, Seott C 500 Wagner, Carl S no Wagner, Charles 35 Wagner, Charles E 25 Wagner. Fred 10 VVagschal, Louis HI Wainwright, Mrs. Guy A. 50 Walk. Carl F 150 Walk, Julius, ft Son. Ine. 300 Walker, The Mme. C. J., Alfg. Cos 100 Walker, Irwin 50 Walker, Nettle lo Walker, R. C 20 Walllck. Mrs. Frederick W. 35 Wangell!?, Harry J JSO Ward, C. Dona 25 Ward,. Ethel E 10 Ward. H. F 10 Warrington, W. E 13 Wasson. H. P., ft Cos. and Star Store 10,000 Watkins, Oscar L 20 Watson, Mr. and Mrs. A. G SO Watson, D. K 100 Weathers, Oscar lo VVehman, A. C JO Wehmeier, O. G ]S Wellman. H. R 10 Wpst Raking Cos 700 Wharton, Ern-st 10 Wheeler, Dr. 11. H 20 Wherter, J. 1 10 Wheeler. J. T 26 Whitcomb, Mrs. Sarah.... 207 White, Dan V 25 White. Mr. and Airs. Paul H SOO White. Walter T 25 Wickes. A. F 20 Wlggam, Della 10 Wiles & Wilson Motor Service 10 Wilkinson, Allen A., I,umber Cos 350 Wilkinson, Anna G., Mrs.. 35 William A. F 15 Williams, Bessie AI 10 Williams, Harry B. 10 Williams. Orville A 10 Wilson, Ella X 4UO Wilson, J. L 10 Wilson, William P HI Wimmer, Floyd V 10 Wlnehel Commission C 0... 40 Winterode, Harry H. ..... 10 Wischmeler. Edward Wolfe, Karl C. . 10 Wolfe, Ruby ...7. 25 Woodson. Thos. P 10 Worthington. R. J tt Wright, Ralph W FI Wynne, T. N 300 Wysong, B. G 10 Yuncker, L. E. 750 Ynneker, James S 700 Yohler, Esther M........ 10 Yonnt, Chas. W 30 Yount, J. Edw 10 Zeller, William M *OO Ziegler, Karl A 15 Zimmer, H. Edgar 00 Zumpfe, W. A. , H ,, .„. 1,700