Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-12

worker. $1,000, succeeding George W.
Williams.
No one has been named to succeed
Homer Barton. who Is clerk to the board
of public safety with salary Of 81 800.
For police surgeon. DR.. W. f. Menden-
hail Republican. S1G40, succeeding Dr.
c. r. Day.
For city pound master. Dr. Elizabeth
Conger Republican. who has been in
terested in the crusade To prevent cruelty
to animals for many years. 5000, sue
ceeding otto II Haldemnn.
For chief Inspector Of weights and
measures. Mrs May Belle Riddle, Re
publican. 400 Broadway, 81 500. succeed
ing Edward McGuG.
For members OF the board of park
commissioners. Charles A. Bookwslter
and Or Joseph NJ. Berauer, Republican
and Fred cline and j. J. Cole. Demo
Gratis no salary, succeeding, Charles T..
I Coffin and Fred G. Gardner. Republican
and samuel +. Rauh and L. 4, Stuck
meyer Democrats.
For superintendent of parks, VI. "a.
Camden. Republican, chairman Of the Ke-
{ publican SPEAK ers bureau real estate
/ dealer, $500. succeeding James Ii.
Lowry.
/ For commissioner of recreation, Louis
/ salary of the commissioner OF recreation
( Is $500 and r. Walter Jarvis now holds
/ the job.
For president of the board Of public
/ health. Or. f. f. Hodgn, primary chair
! man for Mr. Shank, 500. succeeding Dr.
/ H. +. Gabe.
! For the other Republican member Of
/ the board of public health. Or. Goethe
! Link, 500, succeeding DR. J. d. Garrett.
/ For Democratic members of the board
| of public health, Drs Karl r. Ruddell
( and Arthur r. Guedel 500, succeeding
/ Drs W. d. Catch and Orville Smiley.
! Mr.. Shank has intimated that n sue
! cessor for DR. Herman q. Morgan. sec
rotary Of the board Of public health has
been left TO the new board. His salary
is $4,000
For chief inspector in the health lie
/ partment. c. Tom Johnson. Second ward
/ Republican worker, $1,000, TO succeed
! himself.
APPOINTMENTS IN
POLICE DEPARTMENT.
For chief of police, Herman Rikhoff.
! financial supervisor Of the Shank pri-
mary and fall campaigns, tailor and Re
publican, $4,000, succeeding Jerry Il.
Kinney.
For secretary to chief of police, Oscar
! w. Queisser, grocer, Fourth ward Re
publican worker, $4,000, succeeding Rob
ert W. Kinsey.
For inspector of detectives, John Null
/ lin, Democrat. detective sergeant, $2,75O,
succeeding Herbert Il. Fletcher.
For captain of detectives. Jerry e.
/ Kinney, present chief of police, Demo
Graf. 81, 400, succeeding Fred Simon.
/ For inspectors of police. Martin J.
Hyland. Cletus Weaver and John s,
White. Republicans, salaries not deter
mined since the positions are not now in
existence.
For captains in the police department.
Michael ]. Glenn. Democrat: Frank
I Rowe. Walter White and Ed Schubert,
Republicans succeeding Claude Johnson,
Alfred Ray. Edwin c. Ball and Othello
/ Thomas, with salaries of S2.400.
For lieutenant Of detectives, Herbert
/ X. Fletcher, present inspector of detec-
/ tives. $1,000 succeeding Fred Askin.
For lieutenant of detectives in charge
+ Of the automobile squad, Michael Hynes,
present member of the squad, $4,000, sue
ceeding Jesse McMurtrie
For lieutenants of police, John Volder-
auer, Samuel II. Gaddis, Ben Trimpe, Ed
Helm, George Anderson and Harley Jones,
all but the latter succeeding present
lieutenants. Jones now HOLDS that rank.
Which of the eleven lieutenants now in
the department ure TO feel the ak, with
the exception of Eugene Eldridge, who is
to be ousted from the managership of the
police garage, has not been announced.
Pay of lieutenants is $4,000.
+ For mounted lieutenant, Charles p. Met
calf, Republican, of present traffic
man.
For sergeants, Jerry A. Nagleison, For
est Rominger, Charles Russell, Jesse
/ Lowden, John Hett, John Fleetwood, Sam
, Gillispie, Thomas Harris. Ralph Dean,
/ John Richter, Edgar C. Deeter and Oral
Cbitwood, the last four holding that
rank at present. Sergeants are paid
$1,000. Charles Halstead will be a mo
| torcycle sergeant and Fred Heaton a
Gamewell operator.
For chief Of the nre department, John