Indianapolis Times, Volume 43, Number 153, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 November 1931 — Page 8

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G. 0, P. CLINGS TO HOPE FOR HOUSE RULE Democrats, However, Move Ahead With Plans for Reorganization. Ity United Prrnn WASHINGTON, Nov. s.—While Rome leading Republican clung tenaciously to the hope that their party will remain in control of the house, Democrats went ahead with plans today for complete reorganization. from doorkeeper to speaker, on the basis of added strength gained in Tuesday's congressional elections. Meanwhile, Democrats and antiprohibitionists continued to rejoice over the results of the election from a national standpoint, greeting it as an naugury of success in 1932. In a statement today, Henry H. Curran, president of the Association Against the Prohibition amendment, said: “The election only is not a complete victory for getting rid of prohibition, but also is a particular warning to pussy footing Republicans who think they can fool the people on this issue. I wonder if the Republican leaders will wake irp in time to escape a complete knockout in 1932.” Republican leaders professed to sea nothing but an off-year reaction in the election of Democratic Governors in New Jersey and apparently in Kentucky, of Democratic mayors in New England cities, and of a Democrat in the Eighth Michigan congressional district. Candidates Are Discussed Proceeding on the assumption that Representative John N. Garner of Texas will be elected speaker, Democrats began discussion of candidates for important committee chairmanships, floor leader, committee clerks and house officers. Due to the large number of committee cahirmanships which will go to southern Democrats, if Garner wins, the northern Democrats are receiving the most attention for the floor leadership, political general of the party in action. Two men are prominently mentioned John O’Connor of New York and Henry T. Rainey of Illinois. Representative Joseph W. Byrns TTenn.) is in line for the chairmanship of the powerful appropriations committee; James W. Collier (Miss.), ways and means; Hatton W. Sumners (Tex.), judiciary; Samuel Dickstein, immigration, and James M. Mead, postoffices. The latter two are from New York. All told, there are more than forty committees. Page May Lose Job William Tyler Page, familiar frock-coated Virginian, will lose his post as clerk of the house if Democrats dominate, but under a custom inaugurated eight years ago, he probably will be offered a job as minority clerk. The new committee chairmen almost invariably bring in men of their own party as clerks to handle the committee's work, as a party reward. Positions of sergeant-at-arms, doorkeeper, postmaster and clerk are prize bits of legislative patronage. France has a railway on which cars running at a speed of fifty miles an hour carry helicopters to test the lifting power of their vans.

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Contributions of $lO or More Reported in Community Fund Campaign at Night Meeting, Tuesday, November $ 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, Chair-man Campaign Committee.

A. M. ... SIOO Abel wos. & Winfrey 38 Abell, Anna L 20 Abbott, Eva F 18 Abel, Clarence 16 Adam, L. G 10 Adams, C. F„ If. D 10 Adams, Louis P 15 Adamson, Jeon 10 Aler, C. C., Cos., Employes of S3 Allg, Delos A 10 Alice, Mrs. Kuth M 24 Allison, Evelyn 10 Alverson, Eme 10 American Legion Monthly 150 American Sales Book Cos. 15 Anderson, Hon. A. B 300 Anderson, Harry C 10 Ankcnbroek, Kay 10 Ansted, W. B. Jr 25 Armstrong, O. JS 10 Arnold Furnace, Cos., Abraham 10 Asrhinger, H. W 10 Ashjlan Oriental Rug Cos. and Employes 100 Art Floral Shop 10 Augustine, Arthur 10 Auto Equipment Cos 60 Anonymous 500 Anonymous 30 Badger, E. C 50 Badollett, L. J 10 Bahr, Max A 26 Bailey, Max V 10 Bair, R. R 50 Baker, Clarence 10 Baker, H. J 10 Baker, Margaret A 10 Baker, Jason E 10 Balke & Krauss Cos 150 Ball, Frank W. Jr 10 Bancroft, F. M 10 Bareal, L 16 Barker, R. C 12 Barnett, James T 15 Barnhart. W. S 15 Barrel!, Bonnie 10 Barrere, W. H. Jr 25 Barrett, O. E 10 Barrett, L. H 60 Bartlett, H. P 10 Batchelor, Mrs. Louise E. 15 Bauer, Josephine K 20 Beal, Roselyn 10 Beaver, J. H 10 Bechert, Marie 10 Bechtold, Charles F 10 Beekner. P. C 10 Baabe, Harry W 15 Beeler, A. V 35 Belcher, Miss Mae 8..... 26 Belton, Albert J 10 Benedict, Mrs. #uth O. .. 10 Bennett, Robert 10 Benzel, Mrs. Florence M.. 10 Bertrand, George L 10 Best Truck Cos., The..,.. SO Bethard, Wm. J 10 Bettcher. Elizabeth 10 Beyer, C. S 10 Beveridge, Mrs. Albert J. 600 Btcknell. George 10 Biggs, Claude 10 Bills, Helen 10 Binford. Frank L 150 Bing, Mrs. Ada M 10 Bingham, George F 10 Bingham, Mendenhall A Sfcigfkam 25 Turks, Jenna R 10 Blschoff A Flssc 63 Black, Mrs. Coral T 15 Black, Robert I. 10 Blackwell, Chas 12 Blake, Dorothy E 30 Block, The Wm. H., C0..12,000 Blossom, R. E. 10 Blmigh. E. E 10 Bocllng, W 20 Boggs. Eugene F., M.D... 12 Bohan, George F 20 Bolte. %John H 10 Bonar, 1/niise J 25 BorkhofT. F. A 10 Borlnsteln, A ”00 Bosley. G. C 10 Bortlghelnier. Mr. and Mrs. E. M 10 Bowles, B 12 Bowman, A. O 12 Bowman, Esther 12 Bowman. Paul W 50 Boyce, E. W 10 Boyd, Helen C 10 Boyer, J. J 10 Brackett, Mrs. C. H 35 Bradly. A 12 Bradley, Ida 35 Brady, James E 20 Brady. Lena 20 Brandon, Helen 10 Brnndt, Louise C 25 Brann, Richard E 10 Branson, F. L 12 Brayton, J. H 12 Breeden, Blanche B 10 Breedlove. B. W 10 Breen. Timothy 10 Breunlg, John B SO Brlghtwood Lumber C 0... 10 Britt. Charles P 15 Britton, Chas. 0 100 Brock, James G.. 10 Brookside Lumber Cos 100 Brown, Carl 10 Brown, C. D 10 Brown-Huffstetter Material Cos 50 Brown, 1,. M., Abstract Cos 50 Brown, 0 12 Brown, Paul V 10 Brown, Raymond D 100 Browne, Vonda 12 Brown, Will T 10 Bruce, Amv G 60 Brace. E. P 10 Brunner, Fred 10 Bryan, C. M 100 Bryce, Elizabeth K 10 Buck. F. Roland 10 Buck's Sunday School Class 10

Gifts of Community Fund Reported Through Employe Divisions

REPORTED NOVEMBER 3 MERCANTILE DIVISION Per Cap- Per OapEMPLOYES OF— Total Ua Gift Ita Gtft Amount This Yr. Last Yr. A. W. Bowen Cos $40.00 $3.C3 SO.BI Burroughs Adding Machine Cos 156.00 7.16 5.73 L. S. Ayres * Cos 8,012.72 6.06 3.77 Julius C. Walk & 50n..., 74.00 5.29 5.21 Johnson-Chevrolet C 0.... 116.50 4.09 .28 Indpis. Belting & Supply Cos 110.00 4.07 4.29 Bethard Wall Paper Cos.. 43.50 3.95 1.53 Pearson Piano Cos 144.00 3.79 1.21 Buiek Motor Car Cos 160.50 3.73 2.16 H. P. Wasson ft Cos 1,355.95 3.29 2.55 Kroger Grocery Cos 1,828.60 3.26 1.12 Indiana Trucks, Inc 34.00 3.09 Horuff Shoe Cos ii.Ofi 2 91 .08 Great Western Cos 66.00 2.75 3.31 Haag Drug Cos 306.80 2.45 .48 Gen. Motors Truck C 0... 57.90 2.3 t 1.20 IT. S. Tire Cos 9.00 2.28 Hutchison Auto Cos 50.00 2.17 1.14 United Motor Service.... 64.50 2.15 2.14 Crane Cos 132.50 2.10 2.24 Em-Roe Sporting Goods. 45.00 2.05 1.76 Wm. B. Burford Cos 116.00 1.93 2.77 Universal Film Cos 34.00 1.79 .18 Kenwood Tire Cos 21.00 1.75 .... IVilking Music Cos 26.00 1.62 .71 Stout's Factory Shoe Store Cos 27.50 1.58 Ml

EIGHT MEMBERS OF RUM RING TO BE SENTENCED Modafarris and Aids to Be Given Federal Terms by Baltzell. Giovanni (Joe) Modafarri and his diminutive brother, Paul, were convicted as leaders of a giant distillery and rum ring by a federal court jury late Wednesday, and will be sentenced by Judge Robert C. Baltzell at 9:30 Saturday morning. With them were convicted six other defendants in the liquor conspiracy, while one defendant, Cyril Leathers, R. R. 1, was freed by the jury. Also to be sentenced, as a result of the verdict Wednesday, are: Roscoe Pangallo, Charles Fosso, Mrs. Antonio Fosso, Mrs. Mary Skaggs, Patsy Rossi and John Werz on conspiracy charges, and Rossi and the Fossos on charges of manufacturing liquor. The Modafarris are convicted of one conspiracy count and five counts

Bttck. T. S $lO Burckle, George 10 Burge, Esther 10 Burk, James 10 Burk. S 20 Burke, John W., Mrs 10 Bums, George 15 Burns, Margaret 10 Burrows, Wm. S 10 Buscher, Gertrude 10 Butler, Frank A..., 120 Byers, Russell T 100 B.vmm, Anna D 20 Byrkett, H. E 37 Byrkctt, H. L 15 Caldwell, G. C 24 Caldwell, Josephine 15 Caldwell, Theodore L 20 Callahan, G. F 18 Callahan, J 18 Callahan, Mr. & Mrs. T. J 25 Callon, Mabeth D 25 Cameron, A. B 40 Campbell, Grace 10 Capitol Loan Cos 50 Carnelian Club, The 10 Carr, Attic G 15 Carr, John K 15 Carr, John R 100 Cnrter, George 1 o Carter, Kell C 12 Carter, Dr. Oren E 10 Case, Mrs. Ara E.. 12 Casey, F. E 10 Central Inspection and Weighting Bureau Emp. 20 Central Veneer Company. . 120 Chapman, Mrs. Niles .. 100 Chapman-Price Steel C 0...“ 1,000 Chapman, ff 10 Charity Circle 20 Charley's Restaurant .... 10 Chartrand, Rt. Rev. Joseph 300 Chenoweth, J. Murry .... 10 Chambers. David La-.vrenco 72 Childs, Leslie 10 Chipinan, Eelen 10 Chrlstena. E. E 75 Church. Mrs. Orland 25 Circle Motor Inn. Inc. ... 100 Civic Pleasure Club 15 Claffey, John IV 10 Clark, Cyrus J 50 Clark, Elizabeth A 30 Clark, Helen L 70 Clayton, Clarence R. ..... 10 Clements, Kathryn IS Clifford, VV. T 40 Clift, Lyle C 10 Clift, R. E 18 Climax Machinery Cos. ... 25 Coburn, Helen E 100 Cochran. Ferd 10 Cohen, H. T 10 Cohen, E. G. 10 Colbert. Emma 10 Colburn, S. E 25 Coleman, Ada M 20 Coleman, L. F. 15 Coleman. Mrs. Stella 10 College Motor Sales, Ins... 25 Colllngs, Merle D 10 Collins. Paul M 10 Columbia Place Welfare League 10 Commercial Acceptance Cos. 25 Commlskey. H. C 25 Compton. Edith'M 15 Conder, Kate A 10 Conley, Charles B 16 Conley, M. 0 15 Conner. Ida E 10 Cook. Helen V 10 Cookingham, W. C 12 Cooper, J 20 Cooper, J. S' 10 Cooper, Laura L 10 Copeland, IJIIInn 10 Corcoran. James P 10 Coryall. J. R 20 Cost, -W. A 10 Cotton. June 10 Coughlin, H. C 15 Courtney. T. E 10 Courtright. Wm. A 25 Covert, Paul W 10 Cowan. Mrs. W. A in Cox. Harold 8., M. D 10 Craig, D. 0 1# Craig, Seward 8 1# Craimer, Frank E 15 Cravens. Arthur B JO Crawford, T. G 10 Crawley, Ed L 10 Cronin, W. 8 36 Crump, James B 15 Camming, MUllcent 10 Cummings. J. Pierce 10 Cummings, K. M 10 Cummins. M. P 15 Curran, Catherine 10 Curran, Honora J 12 Curry. Warren 25 Cnrtts, C. P 25 Cutler, Mary H 12 Cvercko, Rev. Caslmir.... 10 Dagnon, Jack..... 10 Daniels, E. H 12 Dankert, E 12 Darlington, Jaimes B 50 Dart. James A 10 Daupert. Owen 2t David, T. H 10 Davidson, Mrs. Frances... 30 Davis, Adele K 13 Davis, Albert H 10 Davis, Elizabeth L 25 Davis, E. T 20 Day. W. H 10 Decker & Cos 10 Deerberg, H 10 DeMotte. M. P 15 Drnk. Henry J 10 Derby, I. H 20 Deupree. Forest E 10 DeVelling, Lewis P. and May B 25 DeVcrsy, Emma 10 DeVlne, Francis 10 Dewees. C. B 10 Dli kson. Fred C 1,000 Dietz. N. .1 10 Dlnhtger. >. B 10

of manufacturing liquor, for which they were indicted. The government charged that they were the heads of the big rum ring, which operated with headquarters in' a poolroom and apartment building at Bates and Noble streets. Joe, the government sought to prove, was the head of the mob, with Paul as his chief lieutenant. They purchased and rented houses in which they erected stills and placed Italian families as operators, George R. Jeffrey, United States attorney, contended. Maximum penalty on a conspiracy charge of two years imprisonment with a SIO,OOO fine, while the top sentence on a liquor manufacturing conviction is five years in prison and a SIO,OOO fine. Thus the Modafarris could be sentenced each to twenty-seven years in prison, with total fines of $60,000 each. Joe still is held in jail in lieu of $25,000 bond, fixed after the government learned that he tried to intimidate one witness, Mrs. Bertha Anderson, his former sweetheart, who appeared on the stand against him. Liquor Defendant Loses SOUTH BEND, Ind„ Nov. 5. Louis Molnar, convicted of violating the liquor law six years ago in superior court, wili be taken to the Indiana penal farm this week to begin serving a sentence of four months. His appeal to the Indiana supreme court was denied.

Risque. 8. G S2O Dittrich, Robert To Dixon, Mary 12 Dobson, William 10 Doepper, Mary Frances... 10 Doerfler, Milo 10 Dorman, Henry R 10 Dorsett, W. G 21 Douglas, Glen 10 Douglas, Marion 10 Dowahour, Elizabeth .... 20 Drake, Elvis H 60 Drummond, Barbara 10 Drury, Harry 22 Druschel, L. G 15 Duffy, George M 40 Dunn, Eleanor IV Dunning, Lehman M., M. D 82 Dunnington, F 10 Durfce, H. F 10 Duzan. Jessie 25 Dye, Richard II 10 Dynes, Harry B 10 Dynes, Maye 10 Eagle Machine Cos., Inc. . 50 Ebbert, Bertha J 20 Eberhardt. Caroline 15 Echoids, E. F 12 Edgeworth, Deborah 15 Edick, Daisy W 10 Edwards, C. B 30 Edwards, M. E 10 Efroymson, Louis M 75 Efroymson, Mrs. Minnie P 25 Efroymson, Philip P 75 Eggert, W. 0 10 Elkenberry, S. E 10 Electric. Steel. Castings Cos. of Ind 100 Elliott, Gary C. 10 Klvin, Ralph 10 Elwood, Glenn 19 Ely, Gerald B 30 Emmerich, Gertrude 20 Emry, Harry 10 Enders. Wilbur L lO Epps. Mrs. Cora L 200 Enr.ct Products Cos 25 Evans, J. Beatrice 10 Evans. Mr. & Sirs. C. T. 25 Everett, E. G 10 Everett, E. P 25 Falendar, Arch E 10 Fauchier, O. P 10 Faussett, Charles 10 Feist, A. M 10 Feltman Curme Shoe C 0... 50 Fcrger, H lo Ferger, Marguerite 12 Fern, Anna L 10 Ferrett, Wayne B 10 Fidelity A Casualty C 0.... 17 Flke. Eliza E lo Finch, G. E 10 Finch, Lewis E 10 Finn, Ethel C 10 Fish, M. V 10 Fisher, Allen P 15 Fisher, Ernest K 15 Fl3her, S. E. ...i 10 Fitch, Carry F 10 Fitch, Dr. F. M 10 Fitch, R. W 10 Fitzgerald, Robert L 12 Fitzgerald, Roy 22 Floyd, H. L 18 Foley, M. E 150 Food Craft Shops, 1nc.... 41 Foxworthy, Clara 10 Fox, R. C jo Foxworthy, E. H. and M. K 20 Francis, Carrie B 15 Frank, George E 10 Frankel, Howard 100 Freeberg, Closs E 10 Freetly, Edith 10 French, Larins 8 200 Frenzel. John P., Sr 600 Frick. Ernest F 10 Fromhold, Emma 12 Fubs, R. H 10 Fuller, Ivy Ann 10 Gabriel Snnbbers Sales and Service Company. . 10 Gaines, Bert 10 Galbraith, Walter C 41 Gallagher, AF 10 Gallagher, John D 10 Gatlin, Meyer 18 Galloway, Sirs. Carrie .. 15 Gantenber, E 12 Garner, Dr. William. 10 Gavin, Laura Grace 15 Gels, R. L 10 Geislcr, Florence 15 Gem Coal Company 10 General Motors Truck Company 50 Gentry, Scott A 12 Gerlach, Charles F 10 Geyer, Frank S. 16 Gibson, Mrs. Warren 5... 10 Gilbrech. C. R 15 Gtle, Mr. 0 10 Gillespie, Thomas 10 Goens, Lennie T 12 Goldman, Julian Stores, Inc 10 Goldstein Brothers 500 Goll, H. F 86 Good, A. B 25 Goodman, Mrs. Jack A.. 50 Goodnight, I. 0 27 Goodwin, Earl 10 Gossett, W. Harold 10 Grady, Vada 10 Graham. John 10 Gramllng. Jos. J., M.D... 15 Grande, J. A Sons 15 Graney, Frances 10 Grapho Metal Packing Cos. 100 Greathouse, Charles A. Jr. 20 Green, Edward R 400 Green. Nell V 15 Greenberg, Ruben W 10 Oreengard. Lester 20 Greer. Mr. and Mrs. Robert 10

REPORTED NOVEMBER 3 MERCANTILE DIVISION (Continued). Per Cap- Per CapEMPLOYES OF— Total ita Gift ita Gift Amount This Yr. Last Yr. Fahnlty & McCrea Millinery .’ $38.00 $1.52 $0.92 Columbia Pictures Corp. 19.75 1.32 1.73 Roy Wilmeth Cos 5.00 1.25 4.58 Skouras-Publix Theaters. 185.00 1.21 .93 S. S. Kresge Cos. (23 W. Wash. St.) 97.50 .97 .88 E. L. Shaver Cos 29.00 .78 1.18 INDUSTRIAL DIVISION. Per Cap- Per CapEMPLOYES OF— Total ita Gift Ita Gift Amount This Yr. Last Yr. J. D. Adams ft Cos $1,032.70 $8.68 $4.68 P. W. Kennedy Cos 78.10 5.20 3.29 Adams-Rogers Cos 169.50 4.71 4.40 Crown Taper Box C 0.... 156.00 4.33 2.85 Mueslng-Merrick Cos 62.00 4.13 .... Bumet-Blnford Lbr. Cos.. 121.00 4.08 3.85 Westinghouse Electric Mfg. Cos 75.00 3.57 6.41 Central States Envelope Company 523.14 3.44 3.50 Marmon Motor Car C 0... 675.00 S.OB 1.95 Rockwood Mfg. Cos 312.00 2.97 2.97 Hurty-Peck Cos 32.00 2.67 2.16 Link-Belt (Dodge Plant). 1,602.20 2.56 2.06 Artificial Ice ft Cold Storage Cos 157.00 2.47 .... Indian Refining Cos 245.50 2.46 1.31 National Refining Cos 130.00 1.94 ....

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Gregory, Ruth B sio Griffin, Oran B 12 Griner, H. S 55 Grinstead, Silas 10 Grisbaum, Leonard D.... 25 Grubb, Ellen R 10 Grubbs, William E 15 Gutld. R. E 15 Guthrie, E. M 10 Guthrie, Edward M 10 Gwyn, Lucite A. 10 Hackard, C. L 10 Haerle, Louis H 25 Haerie, R. K 15 Haggott, Mildred 12 Hall. J. E 10 Hall, Mahella 35 Hall, Wm. J. Jr 25 Hamilton, J. W 15 Hamilton, Wm 10 Hammerbeck. Anna F.. .. 10 Hamilton, Dr. and Mrs. Frank A SOO Hammond. Orman E. ... 10 Hanley, Wm. J 25 Hansell, Alta K 20 Hanske, Carl 15 Hanson, Marie K 16 He.rdlng, Walter B 120 Hardy, Mrs. Jessie S 10 Harger, R. N 20 Hargrave. Ethel M 25 Harlan, Everette E 10 Harman, Clyde F 13 Harmon, A. W 10 Harmonic Club, The 50 Harold, N. E 13 Harrington, W. J 10 Harris, George N 20 Harris, Irene 10 Harris, R. R 10 Harris, Walt. Cartage Cos. 25 Harrison, Claude 10 Hartley, Joseph W 10 Harvey, George E 10 Hashbarger. L. C 10 JJatfleld, Clara 30 Hatfield, Josephine 13 Havens, Paul M 10 Hawk;n3, Robert, & Cos.. 23 Haynes, Helen 20 Hays, Thomas H 10 Hazzard, Bertha 15 Heady, Elizabeth 13 Hecathom Cake Shop 17 Hehner, N. E 10 Heinz, H. J., Cos 150 Helm, Lawrence N 10 Helm, Paul F 12 Helmuth, H. C 10 Hene, Mrs. John K 15 Henry, Dewey N 15 Henry, J. M 10 Hersey, H. Roy 10 Herzog. George J 10 Hess, L. E. * 50 Hester, Eleanor io Hicks, R.... 1 15 Ilghtower, Pleasant 10 Fllle, M. 8... 10 .lUI, George B 40 ’Mill, James W. and Leo.. 25 Hines, Walter 10 Hiser, Mary C 15 Hiser, W. S 30 Hockersmith, W. J 18 Hodges, Elizabeth 10 Hedges, Kathryn 12 Hoenig, Edwin G 10 Hoffman, Don E 10 Hoffman, Helen 15 Holaday, William 10 Hale, Harry T 10 Holtz, Walter J 10 Hottel, Henley T 10 Home Elevator Cos 10 Homrighnnsen, Rev. E. G. 10 Honaker, J. C 10 Hook. D. F 18 Hooke, H 18 Hocse. Sadie F 10 Hoover, C. T 10 Hopkins, Bessie 20 Hopkins. E 10 Hopkins, 1... J, 10 Hopkins, M.tA 15 Horner, H. R 20 Horsting, John H 10 Hubbard. Mrs. Kin 5(1 Huber, F 25 Huber, Kate D 15 Hubbard, Waiter J. Jr... 10 Hugunln, George D 20 Humke, Albert 10 Hummons, Henry L., M. D 10 Hunter, Rosana 25 Hupp, Arthur 10 Hurd, W. F 10 Huston, Violet 10 Hutchison, Daniel 10 Hyde, Gerald F 20 Hynes, M. V 25 Indiana Electric Corp., Indiana Railroad. Public Service Corp. and other subsidiaries of Midland Tailed Cos. and Employes 14,000 Indiana Wall Paper C 0... 12 Indianapolis Board of Trade 250 Indianapolis Electrotype Foundry 25 Indianapolis Industrial Center 25 Indianapolis Life Insurance Cos. 50 Inland Container Corp.... 200 Indpis. Cushion Spring Cos. Imnanapolis Saddlery Cos. (Emoloyes) 10 Ingstad, Edward 10 Inman. Russell R 12 Ireland, E. L 85 Irvin, Chas. L 10 Irvington Friendship Circle 25 Irwin, Helen Mar T 5 Iske, Louise M 20 Iverson. Emil 10 l*or, Estelle P 15

REPORTED NOVEMBER 3 TEN LEADING FIRMS PER CAPITA Per Gap- 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 ft Cos. 1,830.70 13.87 12.25 Advance Paint C 0... 172.00 13.23 5.53 Eli Lilly ft 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 (50.... 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 (Continued) Per Cap- Per CapEMPLOYES OF— Total ita Gift ita Gift Amount This Yr. Last Yr. P. R. Mallory Cos $865.65 $1.86 $0.66 Marsehke Mfg. Cos 8.50 1.70 1.29 Crown Machine C0..r. ... 55.75 1.55 .71 E. C. Atkins ft Cos 900.00 1.50 2.13 Century Biscuit Cos 88.25 1.46 1.06

VALUABLE GEMS ARE EXHIBITS IN HOOSIER'S TRIAL U. S. Reluctant to Accept Responsibility for Jewelry in Federal Case. ‘ * Exhibits so valuable that the government would not be responsible

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Jackson, Helen sl3 sl3 Jackson, S. V 35 25 James, Chestei A 16 15 Jameson, Mrs. Haute 8.. 10 10 Jefferson, P. G lo 10 Jenner, J. Frank 10 10 Jennings, Eima F 10 10 Jennings, N. V lo 10 Jessee, H. D 13 18 Jeup, Bernard H lo 10 Jewel Tea Cos CO 50 Jobes, Norman E., M. D. 23 25 Johnson, Chase L 10 10 Johnson, G. A 10 10 Johnson, Grace H 10 10 Johnston, Frank M 25 25 Johnson, John C 13 13 Johnson, Paul 10 10 Johnson, Walter 10 10 Jones, F. C 15 15 Jones, Herbert 14 14 Jones, Mabra C 20 30 Jones, P. 0 20 20 Jones, P. 0 10 10 Jose, Mrs. Oscar A., Jr... 200 200 Joseph, Mrs. Dora 10 10 Joy, A. W 10 10 Kackiey, Mrs. Sarah F.... 25 25 Kahn, Gus 10 10 Kappa Kappa Kappa Sorority 15 15 Karibo, E. C 15 15 Katon. Harry D 12 12 Katterhenry, R. K 10 10 Kay lor, R. L 10 10 Keller, Robert F 10 10 Keller, W. A 10 10 Kelly, John 10 10 Kelly, Wm. H 10 10 Keizer. F. A 22 22 Kendaii, J. E 18 13 Kenley, J. W. .. lO 10 Kennington, Mr. A Mrs. Ralph E 109 100 Kern. Huidah T 15 15 Kershaw, Robert B 12 12 Kervan, Mary 20 20 Kimmel, Mary 10 10 Kindiey. Ed. F 22 22 King, George M., D. D. S. 12 12 King, R. A 60 60 King, Wm. F., M. D 25 25 Kirk. William F 10 10 Kirkhoff, Chris F 10 10 Kissiing, F. H 10 10 Kline, Glen F 25 25 Kline, Mildred 10 10 Klingensmlth, A. E 10 10 Klor. Louis 10 10 Knaff, Henry 10 10 Knight, Edward H., Mr. & Mrs 50 60 Knight, H. G 85 35 Knodie, George W 10 10 Knox, Arda 25 25 Koch, Elmer 10 10 Kohler Cos 25 25 Korbly. Richard 13 13 Kosfeld. Louis C 10 10 Koss, Mrs. Louis F. ... 10 10 Kraft, C 10 10 Kramer, Beulah D 10 10 Krannert, Herman C 20 20 Krauch, Flora 25 25 KrieKbauni. 11. A io 10 Krome, Walter H iff 10 Krug, Harry L 10 10 Krall, F. A T 50 50 Krull, Walter 10 10 Kryter, Charles C 100 100 Kryter, K. J 20 20 Ktiebler, John R JO 10 Kuehne, H. W 10 10 LaFountaine. R. V 15 15 Laird, J. Hart 10 19 Laltmer, R 12 12 Halley, William D 10 10 Lambert, V. B 10 10 Lancaster, E. E. 10 10 Lange. F. F 15 15 Langer-viseli, Ida 10 Iff Langiotz, A. E 20 20 Lanham, 11. G |q 10 Langam, Florence 60 60 Lampher. Martha Iff 10 Larsen. R. IV io ]o Las well. Ethel 10 10 Lauck. John 20 20 LaWall, P. K 10 10 Lawler. 3. L 10 10 Laycock, A. T 10 10 Laycock, W. W 12 12 Lehman, Charles L 10 10 Lemlng, Bertha 15 15 Lenahan, Marie 15 15 Levi, Philip 10 10 Lieber, Gertrude 10 10 Lleber, Mrs. Gertrude .... 10 10 Limp. A. V 25 25 Lindeman, Robert G., D. D. S 10 10 Linder. Ralph R 10 10 Lindesmith, E. R 10 10 Lindner Bros. Ice Cream Specialties 10 10 Lindner, Clarence 10 10 Linn. Warner R 10 10 Linsmith. H. H 35 35 Little, Orlando B N N Littleton, Frank L 50 50 Liftman, Arthur 20 20 Lloyd. Anna H 10 10 Lloyd, Marguerite 15 15 Lobraico, Ida 10 10 Locke, Ethel 10 10 Lockerbie Hotel 25 25 I/Ogsdon, Martha 25 25 Lomatch, L. H. 10 10 Lombard, Carrie A 18 18 Long. Herschell 15 15 Looker, E. H 10 10 Loueks, George N 18 18 Londan. Raymond H 10 10 Love, J 10 10 IX)well, J. R 10 10 Luley, R. A 25 25 Lycan, Lydia B 20 20 Lynch, H. J 10 10 Lynch, William M 10 10 Lynch, T. J 15 15 Lyons, Dorothy 10 10 Lyons, Oscar W 10 10

for them glittered on the desk of Federal Judge Robert C. Baltzell today as trial of Leo Roos and Mrs. Lena Roos of Anderson, on charges of violation of bankruptcy acts, continued in federal court. They were a diamond and platinum bracelet, set with ill diamonds and eighteen emeralds, two diamond rings, and a diamond tie pin, valued at more than $2,000. Though George R. Jeffrey, United States attorney, was reluctant to take responsibility for them, one person in the court room was eager to keep them. He was A. W. Payne, restaurant proprietor of Muncie, who testified

MacArdle, Mary H S3O Madden-Copplo Cos., Inc... 105 Maduen, Theresa C 12 Maddox, Hc.ricy Id 2u Magee, Verna Good 20 Jlahaltey, Thomas 50 Mahrdt, John J. 15 Mail Press, The 25 Mall, Carl 12 Mallery, Clara E 50 Mallory, Earl C 10 Malott, Mr. and Mrs. F. L. 20 Mansfield, Freeland 15 Marcus, Morris 10 Maris, Marie 20 Marsh, Harry B 10 Marshall, Albert L 25 Marshall, Fay 15 Martin, James B 25 Martin, Margaret J. ..... 10 Martin, Paul 10 Marvin, H. C 30 Maschmeter, Walter 10 Mason, Mr. and Mr3. Arthur W 10 Masson, Mr. and Mrs. Woodburn 10 Mather, Florence 10 Matheson, C. 0 10 Mathieson, C. S 15 Matlock. H. C 10 Maxwell, Mrs. Bruce W... 20 McAuline, R. P lo Mcßee, Charles C 25 Mcßride, Francis E. .... 10 McCain, Theodore 10 McCarthy, C. J 10 McCarthy, Frank J 10 McCarty, Adelaide 16 McClelland, Isaac 10 McComb, E. H. Kemper.. 60 McConahay, Cecil 18 McConnell, B. S 10 McConnell, C. B 10 McDermott, J 25 McDougall, Eva E. ..... 10 McDougall, S. A 10 McEwan, John 10 McFall, Merrill B 10 MacFarland, O. D lo McGee, Thomas D 10 McGibeny, Hugh 25 McGinley, Emmett E 24 McGowan, Mrs. Kate .... 500 McGrath, Deette E 19 McHugh, Charlotte M. ... 10 McHugh, Mr.brl 10 McKee, John A 10 McKinney, E. Kirk 30 McEain, Reid H 12 McMahon. Anna 10 McMichael, Carrie 17 McMillan, Frederick G. M.D 10 McMurray. Bernice 10 McNair, Jamc3 D 11 McNamara, A. J., Mr. and Mrs 20 McNamara. Joseph P. ... 10 McNutt, Thomas F 10 McPherson, Della 20 McVicker. Maude 10 Mediae, Charier, 10 Meeker, Howard R 60 Meier, Arnold S 13 Meier, Mrs. Geo. P 25 Meicher, R. E 42 Mellee, Wilbur H 10 Melroy, Alflred 0 20 Menges, Charles 10 Mering, C. A * 15 Mertz, Katherine 20 Merz, Eouls H 10 Mescall, Gertrude 10 Messick, Margaret A. ... 10 Mounter, Edward J 10 Meyer, Edward A 75 Meyer. John J is Mid-West Heating and Service Cos lo Miesse. Mr. and Mrs. Harry 100 Miller, Mrs. Blaine H.. .. 50 Mill-r, Fd‘sh M in Tilller, Mrs. Frank 10 Miller, G. C 10 Mslier, Ivy E. and Mabel 10 Miller, Wm. Theodore ... 10 Milligan, Ruth 8 25 Mills, Herbert A 10 Minor, James B 30 Mitchell, Carl R 20 Mitchell, Madlc 25 Moffat, Mrs. J. H 10 Moffat. John H 15 Mogab, S. M 10 Monahan, Eydla A 25 Montgomery, Ency 10 Montgomery’, Veldon .... 10 Moore, Ernest S 15 Moore, J 10 Moore, J. R. H 31 ?>loore, Jessie E 12 Moore, Jas. R 12 Moore, John M 12 Moore, R. E 10 Moorhead, R. E 60 Mootz, Henry 12 Morgan, Albert .... 10 Morgan, H. E 12 Morris, John R 15 Morris, Marvin R 10 Morris, Nathan A 10 Morris, N. S 18 Morrison, Kate G 10 Moschelle, Eflle ►. lo Moseley', P. E 10 Mosmeier, A. G 24 Mozley, John E 10 Mueller, E. H 10 MueUer, E 10 MulUkin, Wilma S I 10 Mummenhoif, lx*na 10 Munter, Saul 25 Murphy, Miss Gertrude... 10 Murray, Mr. A Mrs. Wm. J 35 Masselman, H. S 40 Myers, S. G... 10 Myers, W. A..... 20 Nadolny, J. R 30 Nappejr, C. E...- 12 Nav, H. F., & Runyon, H. J IS

REPORTED NOVEMBER 3 COMMERCIAL DIVISION . Per Cap- Pec CapEMPLOYESf OF— Total Ita Gift Ita Gift Amount This Yr. last Yr. American Central Life Insurance Cos $2,147.00 $11.43 $6.49 National Library . Bindery Cos 106.40 5.60 4.14 Ernst & Ernst 63.00 5.25 5.43 International Headquarters United Brotherhood of Carpenters ft Joiners of America 281.00 5.51 Aluminum Cos. of America 24.00 4.80 1.88 Indpis. Engraving C 0.... 262.25 4.37 1.38 Indiana National Bank.. 596.60 3.73 2.26 Spann &Cos *. 51.50 3.22 4.35 Indiana Trust Cos 57.00 2.71 .67 Fletcher American C 0... 141.50 2.62 1.94 Indpis. Coat Cos 55.00 2.62 .86 Metropolitan Life Ins. Cos. (411 Kresge) 60.00 2.44, 2.78 Foster ft Messick 112.00 2.38 2.29 Advance Wright Electrotype 96.00 2.13 1.24 Star Publishing Cos 723.90 1.81 1.73 Hollenbeck Press 53.00 1.77 1.46 Pierson-Lewis Hdw. Cos.. 14.00 1.75 .... Indpis. Morris Plan Bk.. 26.00 1.73 .37 Sentinel Printing C 0..... 35.00 1.25 2.52 Clar. E. Cripnen ft Son.. 30.00 1.20 .87 Union Title Cos 39.10 .98 J. 86 R. G. Dun ft Cos 32.00 .97 1.66 State Life Bldg. Cos 14.25 .37 Indianapolis Times 142.00 .76 .38 Trustee System Cos 17.90 .65 .30

that he accepted the jewels as collateral on a $1,250 loan to Roos. Roos and his wife are charged with concealing these gems as part of their property when forced into bankruptcy. Witnesses for the government testified that the bracelet was purchased from a New York firm on notes, together with several other expensive bits of jewelry, and department of justice special agents said Roos admitted to them that he wrote letters from a fictitious client who wished to pawn the jewels, after Roos was forced into bankruptcy. Testimony concerning the purported robbery was given this morn-

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Naylor. Eunice J $lO Neal, E. E 25 Neff, Raymond lo Ncidllnger, T. E 10 Neil, Edward 25 Nelson, J. N JO Ness, Charles 30 Neu. M. W 10 Nevius, Ray E 30 Newby, Hazel A 15 Newel, John H., Mr. and Mr3 15 Newton, Frances 25 Nicevvagner, Russell E.... 10 Nichols, Helen L 25 Nichols, J. H 10 Niman, Seth C 15 Norris, Fred D 25 Noelke, Wm. C 10 Norwood, Grace 10 Nave, Geo. W 25 Nov land, K. A 82 Nutt. James A 10 Nuzum, Marina R 35 O’Brien. B. F 10 Ocker, Dr. W. A 10 Odom, Herbert 20 O’Hara, Jas. J 50 O’Hara. Joseph 10 Ohr. M. X 10 oliphant, L 50 Olwln, G. Ferris 10 O’Meara. Harriet E. ... 10 Orlopp, Harry E 15 Omdorff, Marguerite .... 25 O3borne, I. F 10 Ostheimer, AUeen 10 Overhiser, Mabel 15 Otis Elevator Cos 75 Paige, Florence P 10 Palmer, Arthur Ift Pa:ihellente Assoc. (Butler College Ed) 10 Pantzcr, John G 10 Parrett, Edna 10 Patrick. Edwin E 1,350 Partridge, W. E 10 Peake, Nellie E 12 Pearcy, Iva M 15 Peek, Gertrude 10 Peck, E. E 25 Peek, Olive 11., Mrs 10 Peek, C. E 16 Peeie, Wm. S 25 Pehrson, Arthur E 10 Peirce, James D 15 Pel’, Glenn J 20 Pennington, Mrs. W. E... 10 Porkins, Dorothy 10 Perkins, Eola I. . 20 Pcrkino, Eon E. .; 14 Perry, Mrs. Mae 50 Persian Temple No. 46 Masonic Hall 25 Peterson, A 31 Peterson, J. S 10 Petry, Kathryn 16 Petterson, E. C 20 Phillips, Charles E 10 St. Pierre, R. E 25 Piers, Wm. F 10 Person, A. H 10 Pieasance, H. H 40 Plumbers Saoply Cos. ... 25 Pollock, H. S'. 10 Poo.’e, H $4 Totter, Marie E 25 Potts, Virgil W 10 Prentice, D. W 13 Prentiss, Mrs. C. J. ... 10 Preston, Gertrude 10 Presse-, Charles 10 Prest-O-Llte Cos 440 Price. Mr. & Mrs. Geo. IV 10 Proctor. Eucllle W 10 Pyle, M. E .' 10 Quinn, Joseph A 22 Raab. Herman 10 Radas, Frank .' 13 Ramey. Belle 25 Randall, James E 30 Randall. E. A 10 Rath, Emil 15 Ray, C. S 10 Ray, Estelle 35 Ray, Mary S 28 Reagan. John E 25 Red Cab Company 35 Reeder, Verne K li) Reissner. Frank R 35 Rettig, John N 16 Rhoades, Chester ip Bice, B. A 10 Rich, Eoulse 10 Richardson, Charles A. ... 15 Richardson, Elizabeth.... 10 Richardson, IV. E 30 Richey, Paul 1 50 Rigei, Olive B 10 Riker, Jeanette 30 Ryker, H. Custer 50 Roberts, Rev. Frank E... 50 Robbins, John W 10 Robinson, Anna Belle 30 Robinson, Edith E 20 Robinson, Josephine 16 Robinson, Mary Yandes... 15 Roblee, L. A 10 Rochford, C. A 10 Roempke, Harold 10 Roesch, E. F 120 Romeiser, A lo Rork, E. J 60 Rose, Samuel 15 Rosen, 8.... 10 Ross. Marie 10 Rudd ell. Clementine 10 Rugensteln, Charles. 13 Rupert. Mrs. Minnie 10 Rnppeeht, H 20 Ruth, O. E 35 Ryan, P. J 15 Safford. M. C 10 Sagalowsky, Harry.. 10 Salmon. R. C 10 SaUy Frocks 25 Sanders, Bertram 20 Sandidge, Marie 15 Sansnoe, August 12

Sargent, James F. T sls Sargent, Mrs. Katherine. . 25 Hattter, B. E 10 Schaab, Charles L 50 Schaefer, Anna J 25 Schafer, W. J 100 Scharfer, Laura B 10 Scharff, Fred 10 Scharr, Marion 20 Schell, Henry S 61 Schlldmeier, Henry C. ... 10 Sclilobolini, Lucy 15 Sciilosser Brothers 40(1 Schlosser, Chauncey G.... 150 Schmid, A1 10 Schoch, August H 10 Schoenberger, Mrs. Laura 10 Scholer. Charles 12 Sehoppenhorst, William .. 20 Schwomeyer, William .... 10 Scotten, Gretehen 20 Serlmsher. C. F 20 Seaton. Albert C. ....... 10 Seay, Frank 50 Selvage, Helen G 20 Sexton, M. F 10 Sexton, Marie IS Shafer, Mrs. Wm. J 100 Shaffer, C. R 20 Shapiro, Harry 15 Sharp, Courier, M 20 Shaw. Oliver F 10 Nlieerin, Mary Jane 10 Shelby, Eunice 15 Shepherd, Mrs. Ethel 1V... 10 Shepard, Harry 15 Shields. Brace 10 Shoemaker, E. R . 10 Shc-.valter, C. B 10 Sliuliz, Irvin 10 Shultz, John IV 12 Sleek. F. IV 21 Siegel, Ben 35 Sigma Delta Pi 10 Simmons, H. G. 28 Simmons, John A 25 Simpson, 11. J 10 Simpson, Herman 15 Sinclair, R. S 300 Sink li Etf'.vcrds 60 Sipe, Laila E 10 Slpe, Mabel B 10 Sisson, Sarah T 10 Slagle, Calvin G 10 Slagle. O. F 10 Slupesky, F 10 Small, A. M 10 Smith, Adelaide G 12 Smith, Bernice E 12 Smith, Cora G 25 Smith, Fred S 10 Smith, George D 20 Smith, Mrs. Matthew F... 12 Smith, James M., M. D... 10 Smith, I.onis 10 Smith, Louis 10 Smith, Margaret E 10 Smith, Marion 1 10 Smith, Ralph W 16 Smith, Robert F 15 Smith, IV. A 10 Smith. William H 15 Smock, Kenneth 100 Sncdcn, H. J 15 Snodgrass, \V. A 10 Snodgrass, Mrs. IV. A... 10 Sommer, Richard K 10 Sowder, Hr. Chas. K.. . 50 Spangler, George 10 Spencer, Luther 15 Spencer, Marshall G 20 Spencer, Thomas 10 Spillman, Lena 10 Spires, W. J 15 Springer, D. K 10 Stadia nder, H. C 50 Standt, R. A 50 Stark, Gretehen 15 Stedman. Mrs. George M. 10 Steiner, Ike 30 Stetson, Mr. & Mrs. Paul c 100 Stevens Brothers 20 Stevens, E. S 10 Stevens, Raymond K. ... 15 Stevenson. Bertha 15 Stewart, Chas .16 Stewart, .Jessie 10 Stlgler, Madge 10 Stiles, Eugene 10 Stipher, Frank M 20 Stlpher, J. C 10 Stone, Vernon F 10 Store, D. H 10 Stout, Berton . 10 Stover, John E 10 Becker Roofing Cos 20 Strohm, Helen 25 Stuart, Mr. and Mrs. Milo H 100 Stuck Coal Cos 10 Stumpb, IV. L 10 Sturtevant. Robert 8.... 15 Sullivan, Reginald H. ... 150 Sumner, F. W 15 Sunthimer. C. E 10 Supreme Oil & Refining Cos 200 Swinford, Mrs. R. B 10 Swonger, F. E 10 Swoyer, Helen 10 Tacoma, C. Le0ne........ 10 Tague, Joe 10 Talbott, D. C 10 Tavel, Oscar 12 Taylor, Carl A 25 Taylor, H. W 10 Taylor, J. M 15 Taylor, Mrs. Martha E... 50 Taylor, Thelma 10 Teague, Mrs. Bessie 10 Teeters, James 12 Terhune. Mr. and Mrs. John B 25 Terrell. Martha A 50 Tevebaugh. C. A 50 Test. S. E 100 Thale, Adelaide B 25 Tharp, A. B 13 Thistle. John 0 10 Thomas, C. F 12 Thomas. Lydia 15 Thompson, Maurice D.... 10 Thomson, Thos. H 10

REPORTED NOVEMBER 8 PUBLIC DIVISION. EMPLOYES OF- Total CapAmount This Yr. Purchasing Dept. (City Hall).. $70.50 SB.BI American Settlement 39.00 7.80 Park Board (City Hall) 981 .56 , ,3 U. S. Government (Miscellaneous) 273.00 753 Women’s Improvement Club... 42.00 7.00 United Christian Missionary Soc,ety 303.50 6.15 City Plan Commission 33.00 5.5a Board of Works (Airport Inspection IJept.)... go. 00 515 Post Office—Special Delivery.. 48.50 5,39 Perry Township Justice of the Peace 5.00 3.00 Child Hygiene—Board of Hea,th 47.50 4.32 City Engineer’s Office— Asphalt Plant t.... 331.00 .4 Post Office—City 4* -00 38 „ Post Office—Outbound Mails... 183.00 3.33 Board of Works (City Engineer) 46.00 1.70 Public Buildings 31.00 1.55 Board of Works—Street Commissioner Dept lii-50 1.40

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ing by Ralph Rich, Anderson detective, and an employe in Roos’ store. The employe, a watchmaker, testified to falsifying a statement for Roos in a claim for insurance following the alleged robbery. The employe testified Roos sent him to the basement and that the alleged holdup occurred at that time. Roos already has pleaded guilty to a charge of using mails to defraud. He was accused of keeping four bank accounts, and. through juggling kited checks, keeping a balance of several thousand dollars above his actual balance, to get additional credit. Evidence was expected to be completed before court adjourned.

Thortneyer, Bertha ...... $25 Thornton, Eva M 10 Tliundere, t). 11. 5r...... 10 Tiemann, C. S *0 Tilley 14 Tipton, Helen 10 Tirmensteln. IV. E 15 Todd. S. Wright 20 Tompkins, S. II 40 Torrence, Floro 20 Trees & Cos., C. E 10 Trester, Arthur L 25 Trlekey, Guy W 10 Trimble, V. E 25 Trimble, IVm. too Trotter, Homer 13 Troxell, John 10 Traeblood. Ada 15 Tucker, Ella 16 Turnbull, J. H 100 Turney, H. A 10 Tyler, Floyd 12 Cnited Fuel and Supply Corp 12 Cnlversal Brass Works, Inc 15 ITpdyke, Edigar T 100 Vanasdol, Walter 10 Van Ausdall, O. K 60 YandciiHrock, Nona ..... In Vandivler, Geo 15 Vane. Claude A 10 Vanhorn, Rov C 50 YanMeter. Matilda Petls.. 15 VanTllburg, Cecil J 10 VanTreese, P. R 12 Venn, Lydia W. ........ 20 Vickrey, Paul G 10 Voges, E. H 20 Voris, Mabel 10 IVade, Frank B. SO Hadley, M. S 25 Walker. B. E 10 Wall. H. 1 10 Wallace, F. D • 65 Walpole, Martin H....... 36 Waiters, C. R 38 Warne, Mrs. Albina 10 Warner, Charles 25 IVarvel, J. H 25 Wasson, Fred IV 500 Wasson, Stowell C 84 IVatson, D. E 100 Watson, Mr. and Mrs. 11. E 15 IVatson, Walter IV 15 Weaver, K. D lo Webster, Vivian L 10 IVechsler, It. J 15 Weddle, E. E 10 Weinberg, Sara 20 Weir, Mr. and Mrs. D. T. 25 IVelling, J. H 20 Welts, George 10 West, Slabel 10 Westlund,* A. F 10 IVeyl, Carl H 60 Weymann Body Cos., Inc. 20 IVheeier, Frederica 10 Whets! Ine, P. R 10 Whipple, C. B 89 Whitaker, Maria Jacobs.. lit White, Ernest 10 White, E. F 20 White, Harold 10 White, Henry jo White, John 20 White, L. C 10 White, Wright & Boleman 50 White, W. W 75 Whited, T. A 15 IVhittemore, Paul D 10 Whittinghani, Ed 27 Wilds, Wm 26 Wiles, Eva V 2 5 Wiles, Louisa H in Wiles. IV. IV. J 20 tVilhlte. Emma 12 William, Martin R 10 Williams, F.arl A ig Williams, Grover M 25 Williams, J. A 10 Williams, Mrs. Jeannette.. is Williams, R. N. > 20 Williamson, Homer J., Ine. 15 Williamson, Iza 25 Williamson, IV. TANARUS., Adv. Ser 10 Willis, Herbert C 20 Wilson, H. D in Wilson, Harry R Wilson, Josephine T 10 Wilson, Leona I 10 Wlnegar, L. J i n W Inship, Alice R 10 Winslow, Harold E....... 2ft Wlshard, R. !V 3s Witherspoon, Mason R.... lit Wolf. Nathan 05 Wood, H. M 25 W’ood. Harry E 12 IVoodbridge, Mrs. L. 8.... lo Workman, Williams 10 Worland, George 10 Wright, B. F 10 Wright, H. G ; is Wright, Oscar C., Cos 10 IVright, T. Fin1ey........ 10 Veazel, George D *1 Yobler, Esther M 10 Vork, L K 20 Young, Geraldine v> , 10 Young, Joseph M 25 Young, Dr. Mary H is Yount, Charles to Y’ount, J. Edw lo Yovanovitch, S 12 Yule, R. 8., Mr. * Mrs. 10 Zimmer, Karl R 100 Zimmer Paper Products Cos., Employes 112 Zink, Arthur 10 *ook, Marie...,,,, $0