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RUSSIA. JAPAN SECRET ALLIES, OBSERVERS SAY Talk of Nipponese-Soviet War Is Not Being Taken Seriously. BY WILLIAM PHILIP SIMMS Scripp* Howard Foreign Editor. WASHINGTON, Nov. 6. There is reason to believe a secret agreement exists between Japan and Soviet Russia with regard to Manchuria, the writer learned in informed circles here today. For that reason, talk of a possible war between the two countries over clashing interests in North China is not taken seriously, at least for the time being. At the time of the Russo-Chinese conflict over the Chinese Eastern Railway in 1929, the Japanese sat tight in South Manchuria while Soviet troops invaded North Manchuria and routed the forces of “Young Marshal’’ Chang Tsueh-Liang. Today, while Japanese divisions are on the warpath in southern Manchuria, Russian troops are reported watchfully waiting along the Manchu-Siberian border. Each Has Own Sphere All this, it is pointed out, is strictly in line with what appears to be an understanding between the two powers. That is, each has its own delimited sphere of influence and has agreed not to interfere with the other. The Japanese zone and the Russian zone, generally speaking, are determined easily. They center largely about two railway systems shaped roughly like a huge “T.” The top of the “T” is the Chinese Eastern Railw'ay running from east to west across North Manchuria. It belongs jointly to Russia and China. In the middle of the stem of the “T” there is a city named Changchun. From the top of the “T” to Changchun is a branch line of the Chinese Eastern. From Changchun to Port Arthur, at the bottom of the “T,” however, is the South Manchurian Railway owned by Japan. From Changchun northward, therefore, is the Russian zone. From Changchun southward is the Japanese zone. But here enters a complication, the very sort of complication of which international strife is made, and sometimes war. Look on Line as Own From a station on the South Manchurian railway a little below Changchun, upward past Taonan, in Mongolia, to Tsitsihar, a station on the Chinese Eastern, is a Chinese owned railway, built with Japanese money. The Chinese have not yet paid for this railroad, and, until it is paid for, the Japanese look on it as practically theirs. This means that the Japanese are inclined to regard the territory through which this road runs as a Japanese zone. And as it touches, and even crosses, the Russian zone in and around Tsitsihar, there is room for trouble. However, observers here are inclined to believe the Japanese would not risk sending troops into the Russian zone without an understanding with Moscow, any more than Russia dared invade Manchuria two years ago without the sanction of Tokio, unless, of course, Japan deliberately is looking i for trouble. 1

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GRANBI TO URGE FRANCO-ITALIAN NAVAL ACCORD Minister on U. S. Visit Will Contend Peace Depends on Disarmament^ BY STEWART BROWN Fnited Pres* Staff Correspondent ROME, Nov. 6.—Foreign Minister Dino Grandi, who will depart Saturday on an official mission to the United States, is expected to discuss a Franco-Italian naval limitation accord in Washington. A last-minute decision by Premier Mussolini Thursday night to include Augusta Rcsso, Italian naval expert and head of the League of Nations section of the foreign office, in Grandi’s official party, indicated such a discussion. The failure of France and Italy to reach a naval accord has been regarded as one of the greatest obstacles to success of the 1932 world disarmament conference at Geneva. The United States understands that Italy and Great Britain unofficially have informed France they are prepared to resume discussions on the basis of the accord reached last March and later abandoned. France has not yet replied to the proposal. Other members of Grandi’s party will be Commissioner Guido Rocco,

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.vice-director of the press bureau; Dr. Leonardo Vitetti, disarmament expert, and Alberto Nonis, the foreign minister's private secretary. Grandi, who will spend six days in Washington and four days in New York, will stress the necessity for a successful disarmament conference. He will insist that there i must be a reduction of the world’s military establishments to guarantee peace. The thesis which Grandi will present in Washington will be in direct contrast to the French disarmament thesis presented by Premier Pierre Laval. It will be more in harmony with American ideas. Laval stressed the demand of France for guarantees of her na- | tional security prior to disarmament, but Grandi will contend that peace is dependent upon disarmai ment by the world powers. It was not believed that the problem of revision of world war treaties —raised during the visit of Laval to America—will be touched by the Italian foreign minister. The Italian government, however, will favor modification of the Versailles treaty if the issue is discussed.

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Admire, Arthur sift Advertisers Press 20 Aircraft Corporation of America 10 Alexander, Mrs. 15 Alklre, Chas. W 10 American lesion Memorial Post No. 3 25 Ames. Harold X 25 Amerman, C. R 50 Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite, Valley of Indianapolis, by Hospitaler.. 100 Anderson, Amanda A 60 Anderson, John W 50 Ankenbrock, Dr. ffm... 10 Anonymous 10 Antlers hotel 100 Antonidid. J. E 10 Archer, Homer I, 15 Armstrong. R. E 20 Artc-aft : umlture Studio, Inc 25 Atlat, Mr 10 Aufderheide, R. C 50 Badgley, H. I, 25 Baird, C. M 10 Baker. IV. D 10 Br.nks, Horace M 40 Banks, Mrs. Horace 12 Barney, C. F 25 Barnum, Helen 10 Barskin, A. J 200 Barton, O. F 10 Bassett, N. J 20 Bates, Howard H 16 Battus, M. D 15 Bauer, Michael 10 Baur, Oscar 500 Baxter, Mrs. Alice 10 Bayer, E. J 10 Beam, Paul E 10 Becherer, Julia M 15 Becherer, Mrs. Robert ... 20 Becker, W. F 20 Bedgood, T. I. 10 Berier. A. D 10 Bell, Edward F 10 Bellew, R. X 12 Benjamin, Louis 15 Bennett, Grace L 15 Benson, John 0 25 Berns, H. E 10 Bess, VVm. R 35 Betty Gay Shop 10 Bevlnger, C, W. 10 Hills, H. G 10 Bingham, Edmund H. ... 10 Blackwell, G. M 20 Blai. Gideon IV 20 Blah.t ’ Granite Company Employee 11 Blue Valley Creamery Cos. 100 Blue Valley Creamery Company Employes ... 25 Blumenthal, Sol 10 Boatwright, Wm. B 10 Bond, W. VV 20 Bonner, R. 0 50 Bopp, Frank C. 25 Bowman, O. E 10 Boyle, W. S 10 Brainard. V, H 20 Brandt, Wm. F 10 Branham, R. J 12 Bredehoft, Nelle M 30 Brennan. Edw. P 12 Bridenstine, Mr. & Mrs. Merwyn G 15 Bridges, XV. Hugh ...... 10 Brock, G. R 10 Brodbcck, E. E 10 Brokenburr, Mrs. Alice... 10 Brown, Anna Belle Vorhees 150 Brown, Ilavld H 20 Brown, F. H 15 Brown, Harriett 20 Brown, Helen 10 Brown, J. A 20 Brown, W. D 10 Brown, Dr. W. E 15 Bruner, Henry Lane 25 Bryan, Harry N 10 Bryant, Jerry 10 Buck, Joseph E.. D. It. S. 10 Bulach, Anthony 15 Bunch, R. W 10 Burgan, Edgar 0 10 Burke. J. 51. 10 Burkline, Chas 10 Burns, B, C 20 Bushong, Wm. L 10 Busklrk, If. K 15 Burton, Miss 10 Buschmann, Emma W...- 20 Bush, Adah E 10 Butler, Chas. R 25 Butler, Evelyn M 10 Buttolph, Henry W., Mrs. 50 Butz, J 15 Byers. B. C 25 Byers, Harry C 25 Cahal, Ernest E., M. D... 10 * Cahn, Mr 25 Cain, J. E 25 Cain, Lee 10 Cain, Mary J 10 Cain, Rex S 10 Callts, S. R 10 Campton, James E 10 Canls. Edward N 20 Capital Ice Refrigerating Cos 150 Carpenter, James D 10 Carr. Iglis . 10 Cartlnhour. N. H 10 Cartwright. C. P 25 Cash. D. A 10 Cassady, Emil V 10 Cassady, H. W 15 Cassler, Mr 10 Caster, Dawson A 10 Castleman, William J. ... 10 Central Concrete Cos 10 Central State hospital employes 400 Chandler, Harry A 10 CJaffey, Albert W 10 Clark, F. A 25 Clark. Johu X 10 Claypool hotel 350 Cleland, Ethel 15 Coats, Nellie M 20 Cockrum, John B 100 Coen, C. C 25 Coen, C. L 50 Cohscott. Amy 30 Collier, led 40

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REPORTED NOVEMBER 4 COMMERCIAL DIVISION. x Per Cap- Per CapEMPLOYES OF— Total Ha Gift H* GUt Amount This Yr. Last Yr. National Library Bindery C 0.... $123.4® ss.Bs $4.14 Leslie Colvin Construction C 0... 1,036.00 5.42 5.96 Wm. P. Jungclaus Cos 183.00 5.41 .94 International Harvester Cos 143.50 5.31 4.42 Sentinel Printing Cos 148.00 5.10 2.52 Prudential Insurance Cos. (Architects A Builders Bldg.) 350.00 4.43 1.58 Peoples State Bank 146.50 3.96 2.15 National Map Cos 128.50 3.57 .95 Sielken & Faulstich 21.46 3.06 3.50 W’eimer Typesetting Cos 40.00 2.50 1.56 Central Press Clipping Service.. 59.25 1.79 1.13 Prudential Insurance Cos. (Meyer-Kiser Bank) 90.50 1.55 1.31 Republic Finance A Invest. Cos. 21.00 1.31 5.48 Typographic Service Cos 18.00 1.20 1.80 S. W. Strauss Cos., Iftc 10.00 1.11 2.22 Lincoln Hotel 233.40 1.02 .32 Russet Cafeteria 35.00 .98 H. L. Sanders Cos 20.00 .80 .69 Virginia Sweet Grill 41.00 .67 .84 Eastgate Hotel 4.25 .61 Guaranty Cafeteria 43.25 .5® .00 Union Station Restaurant 26.00 .52 Spink-Arms Hotel 40.00 .40 John B. Thompson Cos 25.30 .39 .46 Seville Tavern 15.35 .34 .53 August Julian Cos 3.00 .25 1.17 MERCANTILE DIVISION. Per Cap- Per CapEMPLOYES OF — Total ita Gift Ita Gift Amount This Yr. Last Yr. Maytag Sales Cos $114.00 $6.70 Wm. H. Block Cos 5,643.24 5.57 $5.93 Capital Paper Cos 275.80 5.30 2.60 Guarantee Tire A Rubber C 0.... 215.00 4.30 2.71 Warner Bros.-First Nat’l C 0.... 104.30 4.01 Stokes Pharmacy 44.05 4.00 3.35 Great Atlantic A Pacific Tea Cos 1,043.25 3.10 .73 Star Store, Inc 234.87 2.86 1.97 KJger * Cos 34.00 2.83 1.29 Refrigerating Equip’t Corp 81.00 2.31 1.22 Crescent Paper Cos 229.50 2.30 2.85 Harry Levinson 25.5© 1.96 1.64 Lyman Bros 29.50 1.73 2.50 Columbia Grocery Cos 40.00 1.67 1.00 Shaw-Walker Cos 11.00 1.36 2.21 White Fufniture Cos - 13.00 1.30 1.65 J. C. Perry Cos 15.00 1.25 2.00 Charles’ 33.00 1.10 2.20 Intemat’l Harvester Trucks..,. 30.50 1.05 2.22 Miller-Wohl Cos * 20.00 1.00 1.08 Goodyear Tire A Rubber C 0..... 10.00 1.00 .88 Firestone Service Stores 8.00 .53 2.90

OBELISK'S NEW LIGHTSTESTED Washington Monument Will Never Be in Darkness. By Science Service WASHINGTON, Nov. 6.—The Washington Monument, 555-foot marble obelisk here, soon will be lighted, never to be left in darkness. To eliminate the hazards the monument presents to aviators, twenty new floodlights will be switched on about Nov. 15, completely illuminating it for the first time. All twenty will be used regularly only on foggy nights. Tests showed too much light gave the monument a rounded appearance, thus reducing its visibility. Engineers, in considering illumination schemes, at first doubted the effectiveness of floodlights. They

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favored searchlights, located several hundred feet from the monument. Experiments with both types showed the searchlights to be unsuited. Instead of concentrating on the monument itself, their beams extended across the road about the monument grounds. Now floodlights, in groups of five, will be placed forty feet from each side of the monument. For years the only means of illuminating the tapering shaft, searchlights still will he p drive away the darkness. The shape of Washington Monument is such that floodlights can not reach the top, which veers off sharply to a point. Hence two searchlights located on nearby buildings will serve to keep the monument’s peak clearly visible. Sphinx Club Pledges BLOOMINGTON, Ind., Nov. 6. The following men have been pledged to Sphinx Club, honorary social organization at Indiana university: Sam Purnell, Attica; Robert Richey, Bluffton; Noble Biddinger, Bentonville; Morris McDaniels and Biagio Lapenta, Indianapolis, and Francis Cox, Terre Haute.

Griffith, Margaret L $25 Grove, Chauncey C 15 Groves, C. W 25 Guarantee Xlre & Rubber Cos 106 Hackieman, Charles W... 16 Hadden; Samuel C 15 Haefling, Xhos 10 Hagemann, O. G 10 Hagerty, C. B 10 Hall, Hamilton H 20 Hall, Mrs. Wm. Campbell 10 Hamaker, John M 10 Hamilton, W. L 10 Hampton, V. A 10 Hanson, Ross 24 Haramy, John J 10 Hart, Augustus W 10 Hart, Harry H 10 Hartley, Harold 10 Hartman, Cora E 12 Hartman, L. C 10 Hartwell, Ernest F 10 Harvey, Homer H 15 Harvey, Lenna 10 Harvey, R. S 10 Harvey, X. R 10 Hasselman. Anna 15 Hastings, Mary M. ...... 10 Hausman, W. E. 10 Hawkins, B. H 15 Hawkins, George 20 Hawthorne, L 20 Hayes, Margaret C 10 Hayes, Xheo. & Ellen M... 15 Haymaker, J. 0 10 Hayward, Mrs. Harry ... 20 Hayward, Harry E 20 Healey, George H 15 Heaton, Allan S 10 Heilman, XX. R 20 Helnleln. John C 10 Heitkam, B. K 10 Heltkam, Walter 15 Helming, Emily M 10 Hendrickson, Fred 10 Henley, J. H 10 Henry, Atta L 20 Henzle, A 10 Herriott. James S. ...... 10 Hester, Ralph S 10 Hess, Clarence E 10 Hilt, Mr. and slrs. R. E.. 20 Hines, Edward D 10 Hlnshaw. Benjamin V 10 Hixson, L. X 35 Hodge. W. B 10 Hognte, Charles 25 Hogate. Jane 10 Hogston, Alfred 10 Holstein. Marie 10 Hood, O. F 10 Hopper, Frank A 10 Home, Grace 10 Hamer, F. E. 10 Houck. S. L 15 Howell, John and Julia... 10 Howie, HUlis 35 Hoyt, Charles D 25 Hume, George E 300 Hubbard, C. D 10 Hubbard. Josephine 50 Hunt. Mabel L 10 Hunter, Ed 16 Hurst, Alfred D. Jr 20 lee, Harry T 16 (hnat. George 10 Indiana Watkins Mfg. Cos. 25 Indianapolis Commissary Cos 15 Indianapolis Home Builders 25 Indianapolis Life Insurance Cos., Officers and Employes 1,260 Indiananolls Recorder, The 25 Inlow, Jas. 1 10 Jackson, C. 8... 12 Jackson, Ed 15 Jacobs, Harry B 25 .Jameson, Mrs. Donald.... 25 Jarboe, Ivory 10 Jefferies, Jos. R. Jr...... 10 Jeffery, Rev. and Mr*. John D 10 Jenkins, D. 20 Jenkins. Dennis H Id Jenks, John F 10 Jensen, Otto K 12 Jewett, Chester A 10 Jewett & Cos 100 John, Fred G 25 Johnson, Edna 8... 20 Johnson, E. N 10 Johnson, Myron G 10 Johnson. Mrs. Sylvester... 25 Johnston, slr 20 Johnston. Mr. T 15 Jones, Florence L 25 Jordan, John W 10 Kane, Rose T 10 Kane, William 10 Karmiann, Edward 10 Kautzman, Xhos. M 25 Keen. L. 1 12 Keenan, W. D 30 Kelley, Harry L. 10 Kellogg, F. B 10 Kennedy, Jesse 10 Kenney Machinery C 0.... 10 Keppel, Nina 51 10 Kerr. Grace 35 Kerter. Zella I. 15 Kervan, James 12 Kessler. Chas. H 25 Kibler Trucking Cos 400 Kidney, Dan 10 Kiefer. F. J 10 Kinnaird. W. D 20 Klper, Roscoe 10 Kitzing, Geo. J 10 Klieber-Dawson Machine, Company 50 Kohl. Fred W 10 Kobln, Henry V 325 Kohl, Hilda 10 Kolb. J. E 10 Koontz, C. R 10 Kothe. Wm. J 15 Kranch. Miss S5 Krebs. W. L 10 lirogaU, Henry 25 Kuhns. Dorothea K 10 Kuhn's slarket 50 Lacey, Mrs. Arthur R.... 15 Lalng, E. H 10 lamb. Harry F 10 Lampect, William 10

jhfcY REPORTED NOVEMBER 4 vl? TEN LEADING FIRMS PER CAPITA Per Cap. Per Cap. EMPLOYES OF— Total Ha Gift Ha Gift Amount This Yr. This Yr. Century Paper Cos $275.60 $21.20 $7.81 General Outdoor Adv. C 0... .: 937.00 19.12 1.61 Indiana Elec. Corp. Associated Companies 9,333.00 18.67 2.56 Grain Dealers Mutual Insurance Agency' 1,218.40 16.93 9.00 Chapman-Price Steel Cos. ... 255.50 15.97 8.11 Sears, Roebuck & Cos 1,830.70 13.87 12.25 Advance Paint Cos 172.00 13.23 5.53 Eli Lilly A Cos 13,026.00 12.65 6.19 Brookside Lumber Cos 50.00 12.50 State Auto Insurance Cos 948.00 12.00 7.19 This list includes firms whose employes are solicited in the Industrial, Commercial, Mercantile and Utility Districts of the Employee Division. The Public and Railroad Districts are listed elsewhere on this page.

REPORTED NOVEMBER 4 MERCANTILE DIVISION (Continued). Per C ap- Per CapEMPLOYES OF- mi?"!. Hoosier Motor Club $89.00 $0.45 $4.64 Rainbow Apparel Shop 5.00 .28 1.17 Indpls. Colored Chauffeurs Club 25.00 INDUSTRIAL DIVISION. Per Cap- Per CapEMPLOYES OF— Total Ha Gift Ita Gift Amount This Yr. Last Yr. Real Silk Hosiery Mills #....513,370.67 $5.12 $7.29 Hoosier Coffee Cos 153.00 4.64 H. Lieber Cos 178.50 2.97 2.69 Shell Petroleum Corp 464.50 2.65 2.54 Inland Container Corp 152.50 2.28 .89 Sinker-Davis Cos 140.25 1.87 .73 Nichols Candy Cos 62.00 1.77 1.00 Crown Laundry Cos 291.70 1.67 2.45 Purity Bakeries of Indiana 158.00 1.58 .90 Peerless Foundry C 0...... 83.00 1.54 2.18 Ford Motor Cos 1,044.50 1.52 5.29 Beveridge Paper Cos - 200.00 1.43 2.00 Electric Steel Products Cos 106.00 1.28 5.75 American Can Cos 268.75 1.22 2.00 Kingan * Cos 2,938.70 1.12 .97 General Baking Cos 55.50 1.11 1.47 Chevrolet Commercial Body Cos. 432.50 .70 Johnson-Maas Cos. - 25.00 .55 1.37 Omar Baking Cos 50.00 .30 .25 Armour A Cos 58.00 .19 .51 Thiesing Veneer Cos 5.00 ,17 .*4 National Biscuit Cos 22.50 .16 1.91 Columbia Conserve Cos * 200.00 ... „„ Weber Milk Cos 300.00 ...

FORMER PHONE OFFICIAL DEAD Mark P. Turner Will Be Buried Saturday. Funeral services for Mark P. Turner, 68, former general attorney and secretary of the Indiana Bell Telephone Company, will be held at the Turner home, 3127 North New Jersey street, at 2 Saturday. Mr. Turner died Thursday after a long illness. Before Indiana Bell assimilated the Central Union Telephone Company here in 1920. Mr. Turner was general attorney for that corporation. Shortly after Indiana Bell's control, he became ill and was forced to retire. Survivors are the widow, Mrs. Marion O. Turner; two sons, John

Land, William SlO Lander*. E. H 15 Lander*. Mr*. J. K 10 Landrum, B. S 10 * Langenbarker. Bert 10 Layton, David 10 Leary, Frank Ift Lebey, Edna M 10 Lee, Mr*. Wallace 10 LeGare. Mis* 10 Lemon, Mary 10 Leonard. R. X 15 Lesh, Flysses S 30 Uward, L. P 10 Levinson, Harry, Cos 25 Lewis, Lawrence A., M.D. 10 Lewis, Montgomery, Mr. and Mrs 50 Lincoln Oil Refining Cos. Employes 150 Line, Sarah R 12 Linn. Adrian C 25 Livingston. Mr. and Mrs. George A 10 Lockwood, Arthur G 50 Logan, Jessie E Ift Long. Mrs. Robert B 10 Losche. Albert H 50 louden, Birt 10 I owe, Adelaide 10 Lowe, Greenberry G 10 Lutz, E. Marion 15 Lutz. Fred Ift Lyklns, Leighton L 10 Lynch, John E 10 Slack. Fred L 13 Maedje, A. V 15 Mahan. Frank 10 Malliard, Albert 50 Maloney. Sirs. Clara 10 Malott. W. S 10 Marchlno, Bcv. Raymond 10 Marion Paint Cos 25 Markey, Joseph X 25 Markum, Oscar 10 Marmon, Howard C 1,000 Martin, D. S 10 Martin. T. D 25 Martlndale, Lynn B 35 Mason, M. W 10 Mathews, Jeanette 10 Slatkins. L. C 15 Statrauers, Chester H.... 50 Sfaxwell, Chas. S 10 Slaxweli, Jennie X 50 slaxwell. W. H 40 Slayer, Chas., & Cos I,ooft Mayer, Harry A 10 McAlexander. Miss 10 McCollum, Walter S 10 McCollum, Evr.'ena J.... 10 McCoy, Scott 10 McCracken, Elizabeth H. . 20 McGeeney, Raymond F... 12 McHhaney, R B 10 Mcllvain, El 15 Mclntyre. Miss 10 McKeehan, Evan 10 McKinney, A. L 100 MeKttrirk, Wm. H 10 McKnight. Harlan D 10 McLean Station Office Employe* 2ft SfcMnrray, T. S.. Jr.. Inc. 10 McNaughton Transportation Service 10 Mead. Chas. R 10 Stean*, Karl S 10 Meier. Clifford S 10 Sleister, J. A 10 Meliett, Miss 20 Mellctt. Florence E 10 Mendenhall, J 15 Mendenhall, J. E., 1nc.... 25 Metzger, A. W 30 Meyer, Carl W J 5 Middleton. E. W 10 SUddlesworth. H. W 13 Mllholland, W. F 25 Miller, Mr 25 Miller, A. L 10 Miller, Andrew 15 Miller, E. B 10 Miller, Herschell 8 10 Sillier, Lawrence C 10 Slltchell, Edward L 35 Mittlin, Mrs. Mata 10 Sfohr, Edward 10 Moore, A. II 50 Moore, Nicholas 20 Slorrig, D. D 12 Slorris, T. A 10 Slullen, D. J 25 Mullen, Mary 25 Mulvihlll, R. H 10 Murphy, E. A 15 Slurray, James G 10 Murray, James I. 35 Murray, W. T 50 Slyers, Dewey 10 Myers, Charles A 10 Myers, Charles W 15 Myers, Charles W 25 Myers, Mrs. Etta 12 Myers, T. F 10 Myers, Walter 25 National Silk Hosiery Mills 200 National Library Bindery Company 15 Neerman. A. G 10 Nessler, Karl X 10 Nester, Henry George..... 10 Newcomb. Florence 20 Newlin, Anna . 10 Newman. Frieda 15 Newcomb, John R., M.D.. 15 Newvllle, G. A 10 Niceley, Harry B 10 Nicholson, Mrs. Charles.. 10 Norman, R. A 10 Northway, Ray H 15 Nulsen, Marvin E 10 O'Connor, David • 12 O'Hara, Eva 10 Ohlson. Margaret A 10 Ohr, Carene 15 Ohr, Elizabeth 10 O’Neil, Slargaret 25 Olsen, Edward 10 Olson, H. A. 10 Olvey, Charles 16 Orchard School Children. . 68 Orr, Lawrence F 10 Osborne, E. L 10 Overmlre, W. J 16 Owens, Walter G. 10 Owen, John E 16

Pacific Mutual Door C 0... $46 Parker, Ward 10 Pash. H. F 10 Pattengale, Paul S 10 Patterson, F. M 10 Patton. M. A 10 Panl. C. Ralph 10 Payne, Charles 25 Peacock, W. T 10 Pearce, Dwight 10 Peete. D. D 12 Pennlcke, H. C 10 Perln, J. Z 10 Perrott, Mary A 10 Perry, Guy 10 Perry. N. A 3,000 Peters, H. J 10 Perry. James E. 20 Peters, Marie A 10 Peters. Marie D 25 Pflumm, E. H 20 Fill Delta Ke.ppa Fraternity 23 Phillips, R. E 10 Pickens, Rush F 12 Pierson, Paris C 10 Pierson, H. R 10 Pilcher, D. A 10 Pile, R. J 15 Ptnkham, R. H 15 Pitcher, M. L 10 Pittsburgh Plate Glass Cos. 100 Plummer, Harry 10 Poindexter. Frank C 10 Ponton. Robert P 10 Pope, Harry J 10 Potter, 8. L 13 Powell, J. L 10 Powers, Ralph R 10 Prange, Mabel D 50 Putnam, J. W 25 Quigley, J. r 10 Rabold, Charles G 15 Radin. Milton 10 Randeli, A. J 10 Rash, N. B 10 Kassmann, Emil 10 Katcllff. T. R 40 Raw, George Ift Ray, Margaret 10 Ready Mixed Concrete Cos. 25 Reeder, Ralph B 30 Reese. Max J 10 Reeves, Wilma 20 Reitz, John M ll Reisser, Harry 10 Renfrew, R. 1 10 Reynolds, C. F ]r, Reynolds, David E 10 Rice, Harry W 10 Rice. Mrs. R. A 10 Rice, Thurman B 20 Rice, William Low 10 Richards, Ross 10 Richardson, D. C 10 Riggs, Mar: - 13 Roach. Patti H 15 Roberts, E. I, 10 Hockey, G. V 25 Rogers. A. J 20 Rome Cos.. Inc., The 10 Ropkey, Ernest C 25 Rosenzweig, Mrs. Nathan J 10 Ross, Louise A 15 Royer, W. C 35 Rush, Carl A 10 Russell. Isabel 14 Ryan, Gertrude 10 Ryan. Gilbert E 15 Ryan, Nellie 10 Sallee, A. C 30 •Sawyer, Thomas H if) •Sayles, Sheidon R 20 Scarborough, H. V 20 Schalk, E. 0 10 Schillinger, George J 15 Schnabel, Oscar 12 Schneble, Vincent F 15 Schneider, A. W 10 Schoenrogg, Wm. B 10 Schrumpf, H. R 10 Schuller, Helen J 20 Schwankhans, Harry A... 10 Schweitzer, Dr. Ada E... 25 Scott. Carrie E 10 Seaton, Mrs. Albert C.... 10 ■Sebastian, Mrs. L. B 10 Second Christian Church.. 10 Sefton, H. W 10 Seitz, John 15 Selvig, All. C 10 Sever, R. J 10 Shaffer, A. S 20 Sheets, John C 10 Shelb, C. W 25 Shell Petroleum Corp 350 Sherer, Carl J 100 Sherman Oil Gas Burner Cos 10 Shinier, Richard 0 10 Shirley, A. R 15 Short, Eugene W SO Shover, Edna Marin .... 10 Showalter, James 10 Siekels, Evelyn R 10 Siebert, E. C 10 Sieger. G. N 25 Slmendlnger, Lillian 10 Sims, Mrs. Frank 25 Sipes. Williams C 10 Smedley. E. H. 12 Smith, Amos Q 10 Smith, Chas 10 Smith, F. V 10 Smith, H. Poultry Cos., Inc 35 Smith, Dr. Janies 10 Smith, J. P 10 Smith, Robert C 18 Smith. R. 1 12 Smith, Will H Jr 10 Smltha, Bertha H 15 Snyder, E. I, 10 Sogemeier, Albert C. ... 25 Solomon. I. E. & C 0.... 100 Sonthard, H. W 10 Southern Railway Cos. .. 12 Speer, Grace A 12 Speers, Mrs. Henry A. O. Ift Spence, Zella 10 Spera. C in Stackhouse. A. V 20 Standard Nnt Margarine Cos r>o Stanfield, Louise C 10 Stanley, F. D 10 Staples, T 15 Stark, William J 10 Sleeg, H. B 10

REPORTED NOVEMBER 4 UTILITY DIVISION. EMPLOYES OF- Total Ita ClfT *£ Gift Amount This Yr. Last Yr. Indiana Bell Telephone Cos $9,739.39 $5.89 $2.?0 Indianapolis Street Railway Cos. 5,148.50 3.41 1.43 American District Telegraph Cos. 49.00 2.58 1.84 Railway Express Cos 473.00 2.33 1.45 Citizens Gas Cos 888.50 1.57 1.75 Postal Telegraph A Cable C 0... 107.75 1.34 .40 PUBLIC DIVISION. EMPLOYES OF- To(jlI _ , „ . Amount This Yr. City Controller’s Office o nnA ... ... Juvenlle Court * * City Clerk’s Office * Ji jJ **•]* Courthouse-Treasurer’s Office . .*OO 5.03 Fire Department * o- 7 Board Sanitary Commissioners *789 7 l4 Registry Division—Post Office * ir,\zo ixi Board of Health (School Nurses).... 185 00 ;63 Board of Health (City Hall) „ 13700 7 9 Board of Health-Child 3 “® Hygiene Division 69.50 3 47 Police Department ”!.!! 1 86.V50 .l*7 Board of Heaith—Tube al .vis Clln.'c ’ 29.00 3552 Fort Benjamin Harrison Station— T ANARUS, r °* t 9®.®* 6.00 3.00 Board °f Children Guard.**-, 61.00 2 90 Salvation Army 1500 **vn Outbound Mails (Subst—% .>— ”* Z ' aw l’ost Office , 65.00 2.93 Ancient Accepted Scottish Bite 49.75 j M Alpha Home Asscc'ation 5 00 I \- Trustee’s Office 3o!50 Main Office Carriers—Post Office ... 4.00 100 Health Commissioner’s Office 2.00 U. 8. Veterans Bureau 418.00 Methodist Hospital 360.60 Statehouse ...Yt1,308.30 RAILROAD DIVISION. EMPLOYES OF Big 4 Railroad $2,170 91 Peoria A Eastern Railroad snn no Nickel Plate Railroad *"*’* isg'oo Baltimore A Ohio Railroad *SO 50 Illinois Central Railroad t. ".*.1111! 87 50 Indianapolis Union Railroad .A !!!!!!!!! 579 00 Monon Railroad *, * 27 09 Pennsylvania Railroad !..!!!!!!’!”*’ 79 60 Chesapeake A Ohio Railroad Office 3^oo Norfolk A Western Railroad Office j;.50 Chicago A Northwestern Railroad Office..! 1! 32.00 Chicago, Burlington A Quincy Railroad Office 20.00 Southern Railway Office j. jj.so

.NOV. 6, 1931

and Clay Turner, and a brother, R. B. Turner, all of Indianapolis. Last rites will be held Saturday for Mrs. Penelope LeMonde Wolfe, for the last twenty years librarian for the Marion County Bar Association, who died Thursday night after almost two months' illness. For many years prior to her library appointment, she taught in Knickerbocker Hall, a private school for girls formerly located on Central avenue. Survivors are a son, LeMonde Wolfe, and a sister, Mrs. James Young of Philadelphia. Bank to Liquidate By Times Special NOBLESVILLE. Ind.. Nov. 6. Permitted by the state banking department to liquidate on a showing of its ability to pay depositors, the board of directors of the Farmers State Bank, of Hobbs, has chosen H. E. Castor as liquidating agent. Nearly all notes held by the bank are for ninety days, and it is planned that the business of the bank can be closed without the services of a receiver in a comparatively short time.

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