Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-23
COUNCIL FIXES
LOCATIONS FOR
REGISTRATION
Sets Sept. 2 as Date for Hear
ing on Tax Levy
Ordinance.
SIMS GETS ADVANCE

Registration places were fixed and in
spectors Of boards for the first regis
tration day. Sept. 10 we're appointed by
the city council I'm resolutions adopted
underssuspension Of the rules at the spe-
cisl meeting last evening.
Recommendations for the places and
officials came from Joseph L. Hogue. in
charge of registration work at Repub-
lican city headquarters. the nominations
officially being made by Republican Vice
Chairman Ernest L. Kingston. Mr.
Hogue also will send nominations of
Republican registration clerks to City
Clerk George o. Hutsell, who appoints
them, probably some time today.
TAX LEVY
ORDINANCE CONSIDERED.
The annual appropriation and tax levy
ordinances also were introduced and re
ferred to a committee Of the whole with
President Pro Ten. Jacob p. Brown as
chairman. A resolution fixing Friday
night. SEPT . at : 80 o'clock, as the date
for the public hearing on the ordinances
required by law and ordering publication
Of the budget was adopted under sus-
pension OF the rules
The resolution called for publication Of
the appropriation ordinance and not the
actual budget. Corporation Counsel Sam
uel Ashby holding that advertising OF the
abbreviated list Of funds is sufficient de-
spite the new State tax law which says
the budget showing "in detail the esti-
mated items Of expenditure for the forth
coming year shall be published and sub
jectsd to public hearing before the tax
levies are fixed thereon.
ADVANCE EMPLOYEES
COMPENSATION.
Rules were suspended again and the
ordinance providing for the advance OF
compensation due in the next twelve
months 10 Oscar Sims. city teamster who
had his back broken while on city duty,
unanimously was passed.
The anti-open vault ordinance, hacked
by the board Of public health, also was
introduced and referred to the public
health committee.
The registration places and the in
speetors are as follcws5
FIRST WARD
1-2T35 Station, W. G OIdridge.
-2T35 \. Dearborn, Reuben Woten.
e-2742 Baltimore. I. F. Gemmermen.
~. NJ g A, S645 Roosevelt, George
$50 \. Oxford, Stella Buchanan.
6-1721 Ingram. II. D. Morgan.
7-1549 y. Arsenal. E. D. Mellett.
S-2O1O Yandes. William Prsther.
9-12l4 E. Fifteenth. James Hamilton.
10-1252 Windsor place. Jacob Snyder.
11-2O2S Brookside, Hugh Vessel
12-1143 y. Beville. Mullen Afford
1880 z. Twenty Second, Fred kits
1EChurch at Gray and Tenth. r. Fl.
Chalfant-
15-IOi9 y. Olney. T. 2. MahoIm.
SECOND WARD.
1-914 E Thirteenth. James ". Graham.
Zero Ice and Fuel Company, Twenty
Seventh and Cornell, Charles W.
ROessner.
3-Engine house, Twenty Fourth and
Ashland. Edgar y. Martin.
E2161 BeIlefOntaine, o. p Robinger.
$40 f. Nineteenth. Harry J. Roberts.
6-Engine house, Sixteenth and Ash
land, Elton 3. Elliott
T-6S3 F. Sixteenth. B. F. Prunk
S-652 E. Nineteenth, c. o. Nixon
9-1S2S Central, Robert G. Sheppard.
1O-50S E. Twenty First. John Br8yton.
11-2437 Central, Carl ktstner.
13-Rear OF AS z. Twenty Fifth, VILLAS
7. Fugate.
THIRD WARD.
1-22Ot y. Talbot. Charles r. Butler.
2-2392 y Illinois. Arthur T. Nelson.
SIP ". Twenty William Kubie.
4-2l43 y Illinois William f. Foster.
5-ReaF 20Ol y. Talbot. John ". Eraim.
6-147 E Seventeenth, Oliver J. Evans.
T-1222 Fayette. Letsher Miller
S-403 ". Sixteenth, William Anderson.
e--1O31 y Missouri. William {. Brown
FOURTH WARD
1-3521 College treari, Frank Comes.
2-541 z. Thirty Second (rear). Luman
s-2957 Central, c W. smarey.
Al E Thirty Sixth lrear), Oscar
sofa Central. william T. Rasmussen.
6-2q50 Central, John F. EngleEe.
1885 y Illinois, Virgil Rudd-
S-S1TS y. Capitol, Hunter D. Wood
p-2SO2 Y Capitol, Z. n Williams
IO-72s W Thirtieth, Albert Svnder.
11-2s14 indianapolis. Charles H. Bird.
I2-1OG5 w Thirty Fourth, George A.
|. Nicholson
15-Church, $50 Vt. Thirty-First. Lorenzo
14-2a3a Clifton. E. r. Sprague.
Ij-1O55 ". Twenty Eighth, William
penroSe.
16-2jO4 Northwestern, Herbert Willis.
IT-1252 y. West, Jesse Willis
1854 ". Eleventh, Lon Haskin.
1a-1452 MOntcalm. Charles Meikie.
2G-2jO9 Schurmsn. Henry L. Hopping.