Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-17

English. Philip Efroymson, Meyer
! Efroymson, Louis EfrOymson, Emerson
| School. represented by Miss Kate Mason,
/ principal, and two teachers; Robert Ell
I lott c. y. Elliott, Edward Edgerton,
/ Plainhed; William n. Fortune, Bishop
/ Joseph NJ. Frencis and two representa-
/ tives from All Saints Cathedral Mr.. and
| Mrs John P. Frenzel. Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
/ y. Frenzel, Oscar Frenzel, Rabbi and
/ Mrs. Morris NJ. Feurlicht, Charles Fear
naught, A. Frazer, Mr.. and Mrs Arthis
/ B. Grover, Col. L. r. Gignilllat, Culver
/ Military Academy; Albert Goldstein, A.
/ r. Goldstein, George Griffin. Edward r.
| Green, William Garstang, Z. U. Graf,
representing Indianapolis public ,, school
Edward r. Gruen, Prof. H. A.
| Goblin, Purdue University; Mr. and
Mrs. J. I. Holeomb, Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Louis Hollweg, Mr.. and Mrs. Ferd
| Hollweg, Mr.. and Mrs. George Hserle,
Rudolph Haterle, julius Harrison, X.
Fl. Hornbrook, Herman Human. Terre
Haute; L. c. Huesmann, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Fred Hoke, Mr.. and Mrs. II. f. Heinie,
Mrs. Morris Haines. Mr.. and Mrs. o. L.
Huey, DR.. Alfred Henry. DR.. Thomas
Hitler. South Bend; Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Harris. Powers HapgOod, ElwoOd
Haynes. KokOmO; Mr.. and Mrs. George
Lemaux, Mr.. and Mrs. irving W. Le-
maux, J. II. Lilly. Louis Lathrop, John
Loltz. Richmond, representing knights
of Columbus council; Mrs. z. ]. Lewis,
Miss Helen LeOper, principal, represent
ing Irvingtan School No. %; Jerome Ly-
ons. Otto Lieber, Carl Lieber, Herman
Lieber. Robert Lieber. Mrs. J. Lemcke,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles J. Lynn. G. W.
Landon. KokOmo: J. W. Learner. Ko-
komO; c. T. Lesh, Governor and Mrs.
Warren T. McCray, Mr.. and Mrs. Sol $.
Meyer. Mr.. and Mrs. W. y. Mitchell. Ed
inburgh. Scotland Martha Hawkins So
ciety. First Presbyterian Church. repre-
scented by Mrs. L. II. Van Briggle; AL
bert 2. Metzger, Ira Miller. Greensburg,
representing Elks' Lodge; Manual Train
ing High School, represented by E. II.
Kemper McComb, principal; Bertha Thor
meyer. Bertram Sanders. from faculty /;
Mary Kelly, Ray Haynes and
Francis McAree, students; Main
Street Christian e SngTsh Ru Mydtt
K. C.. Hargroye, Nashville; w. w.
Mooney, Columbia City: Volney 7. NAL
| oft, Mr.. and Mrs. g. Barrett MOxley. Rob-
| ert E. Mansfield and four other persons
| from Rushville; Samuel D. Miller, W. j.
Newcastle Rotary Club representative,
| Newcastle Kiwanis Club, North Park
Bible class, BY Fred H. Hooker; 3. E.
| Neal, Hartley Newton, A. NJ. Ogle, Terre
Haute; PRINCETON Rotary Club; s; O..
Plckens, st. Clair Parry, Portfolio Club,
| represented by Robert f. Daggett; james
C. Patten, Howard County; c. c. Perry,
| DR.. o. G. Pfan, Mr.. and Mrs. Harper
J. Ransburg, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert y. Ro-
senthal. Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Rappaport,
Mrs. Samuel Reid, Lewis G. Reynolds,
Richmond Mrs. B. S. Rose, Evansville !:
! Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Rapp, Reeves Pull
| ley Company representative, Columbus {;
| William Rafert, 4. j. Raniell. George
|
Thomas Spann, Mrs. Souder. Logansport /;
/ Delavan Smith, Miss Helen Elstron Smith,
Charlottesville; Seymour Rotary Club.
/ Mrs. Samuel sutphin, Joseph ]. Schmidt,
| Board; Miss Jessie SimOnton, Valparaiso ;
| Society of Past Masters, represented by AL
Evans, F. G. Laird, g. o. Jackson and
l.. II. Griswold; school As. represented
! by Miss Georgia Alexander. principal,
and Ruby Vincent Owen, pupil; Mr.. and
Mrs. G. A. schnull, John NJ. Shaw, Sol
Schloss, school 16, represented by Har-
| ley Newton; ID. w. Speaker, KOkomo ;
/ ID. z. SchOrtemeier, Carl Sonnenschmidt,
Mrs. Russell Sullivan, Eli SchIoss, b. +.
John H. Talge, the Rev. Mr.. and Mrs.
/ w. o. Trueblood, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
". Talbot. Mrs. Leo Traugott, Miss
Lucy Taggart, DR.. c. 3. Thomas, Mr..
and Mrs. Booth Harrington, Mr.. and
Mrs. Anton Vonnegut, Mr. and Mrs.
Franklin Vonnegut, Kurt Vonnegut, Carl
II. Wallerieh, Lewis Wolf, Mrs. w. Il.
| Wheelock, Carl F. Walk, D. c. Wier,
G. w; Wells. Mrs; G; H. Warne, Upton
West Park Christian Church, repre-
scented by Mrs. c. A. Boschen; Marion
Ward, NJ. NJ. Yorke, Elwood; Lueius NJ.
Wainwright, Mrs. B. II. Wilson, Mad
isOn; Mr.. and Mrs. J: D. Williams, VIII
Harry Kahn, Mr.. and MIS-. Henry Kahn,
Leo Krauss, Mrs. =. w. Kirschbaum, w:
F. Kipp Mrs. = s 3 Keadling, Edward sySHT
Mrs. E. Baker, representing Free Kin
dergarten Society; Mrs. Harry c. Block,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Campbell, Louis H.
Levey, Mrs. n; H, Noyes, Mrs. Ben
Jesse J. Smith, Ben Franklin; Mr.. and
Mrs Booth Harrington, Miss Lucy NJ
Tsggart, Miss Anna =. Weaver, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. p. Woody, Charles F.. Coffin, A.
S. s. Altman, Brazil; A. ]. Randall, Mrs.
NJ SeIig, Mrs. Ben Fl. Wilson, Madison
Fred Willis, Louis Howland, Edward 6,
Antrim, Samuel Rubens. Mrs. H. Ben1a-
min Marks, Warren II. simmons, A. c.
Payne, Connersville city schools; Mrs,
E. Rush, New Century Club; $. u. Mich
Avenue Christian Church; S. T. Murdoch,
Mr. and Mrs. n. II. Noyes, Elwood Pres
tbyterian Church, two tickets; Cornelia
E EddSRk R eaaPfF g Fet n Nelsf f1
I a.
School No. 2, Social Workers Club, In
dianapolis; Kiwanis Club, Indianapolis
City Schools for Mrs. j.. D. Tutewiler
and Public Schools, three tickets; Mrs
Ralph Demcke, P. c. Reilly, Fairfield
Friends Sunday School w. II. Insley
| optifnists Club, ELI Lilly, Mrs. Isabella
Adams. Mrs, Ruhard Smith. Charles F
| Stone, by Mrs. J. NJ. Eakins and Mrs.
Frank hickey, Memorial Presbyterian
Church; II. c. Gellatly, Mr.. and Mrs. a.
NJ. Glosbrenner, Fred Fahnley, the jew
ish Religious School, NJ. s. Block, Frank
| Carroll, Charles Clark, Mrs. Hilton U.
Brown, Richard Smith.
| Mems Bible class of Grace Presby-
terrain Church, represented by the Rev.
N. s. Sichterman.
o. Please give me quotation of the
| spartans. L. S.
A. Probably the most famous quotation
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