Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-23
GOVERNOR TO
FILL Sc JOBS;
SCALPS GOING
Chief Executive Will Request
designations of AppOintive
JObhOlders.
RETIRING ONES LISTED

Governor Warren 7. McCray's employ
ment agency" for deserving Republicans
Is confronted with the task of filling
thirty-six vacancies in State offices
which have already occurred or which
VIII shortly occur. This is in addition
70 a number Of appointive positions
which are expected to be vacated by re-
quest Of the Governor.
, Among these office-holders is Philip
ZOercher, a member of the State tax
board. One vacancy already exists on
the board, that of Frederick A. Sims,
who resigned short time ago.
Other major appointments will be made
on the public service commission, where
Paul P. Haynes, a Republican. has al
ready resigned. The term Of Fred Bates
johnson, a Democrat, expires May 1, and
he viii be eliminated. 1t is reported also
that e 1. Lewis, present chairman of the
commission, viii resign in the near fu-
ture.
On the highway commission, one mem
Der, John Oliphant of Vincennes, may
leave when mis- term expires April IT.
1t Is probable also that other members
OF the commission may resign by request
or otherwise. This viii certainly mean
the removal OF l. H Wright, director
Of the commission, whose extravagant
expenditures have become 4 scandal in
the StatehOuse.
ANDERSON MAN MAY
GET SCHULTZ PLACE.
One Of the 10 bswhich is creating some
stir among the lesser Of the deserving
Republicans is that of Roecoe Schultz,
superintendent of buildings and grounds.
Schultz is slated to go, according to re-
of
Anderson VIII be appointed In his place,
Il is said.
Included also in the list of appoint
ments the Governor must make at this
time are those On two commissions Gre
ated at the last session OF the Legis-
Iature. One Of the commissions is that
which will have charge of the removal
of the State ReformatOry from Jeffer-
sonvilIe to Putnam County. 1t viii have
Eve members. The other is q commission
Of two members who viii investigate
plans for the proposed Illiana Harbor on
the south shore Of Lake Michigan.
The following are retiring State ap-
pointive officials an dthe dates on which
their terms expire;
Edwin NJ. Carter. Rockville. Repub-
lican, member of the board of the In
diana Boys School, Marcn 1, 1921.
Demarchus c. Brown, Indianapolis.
member Of the board Of State charities,
March l. 1921
John W. Hoffman, Indianapolis, mem
Der of the conservation commission, April
1, 1921.
George R. Crosse, Gree1castle; Archi-
baFd NJ Hall, Indiana polls, and Charles
o. Williams, Richmond, members Of the
State board Of education. May II, 1921
Wilmer Christian. Indianapolis, men,
har NJ he hoard of tha Villa for E'pt-
leptics, March Is, 1921
". B. Walsh, Frankfort. member of
the board of the School for Feeble Mind
ed Youth, April Z, 1921.
Harmon II. Friedley, State fire mar
shal, March a. 1921.
Mrs. Winfield S. johnson, Blooming
ton. member of the board of Indiana
Girls School, April 1, 1921.
Hugh A. Cowing, Muncie, member OF
the board Of health, April "A, 1921
Frederick A. Henshaw, Indianapolis.
member of the State board Of health,
March I, 1921.
TERMS OF BOARD
MEMBERS NEAR END.
John Oliphant, Vincennes, member Of
the State highway commission, April L.
1921.
Frank B. Wynn, Indianapolis; Charity
Dye, Indianapolis and Lew O'BannOn,
members OF the Indiana historical com
mission, April 26, 1921.
A. 3. Game, Marion, and William 4.
Davidson, Evansville, members Of the
board Of medical registration, April 10
1921.
Dr. John b Ellis, South Bend, mem
Der Of the board Of registration and ex-
animation In optometry, May 19, 1921.
Joseph Hartzell, Ft. Wayne, member Of
the board Of pharmacy, May 8, 1921.
Lawrence T. Orr, Columbus. member
Of the public accounting board, June Z,
1921
Fred Bates johnson, Richmond. mem
Der Of the public service commission,
May 1, 1921
Thomas A. Daily, indianapolis, mem
Der Of the board Of the Indiana RefOrma-
tory, March %, 1921
Jacob Shelter, WilliamspOrt, and
Charles W. Scott, Warsaw, member of
the board Of the Indiana Soldiers Home,
March g. 1921
DR.. L. z. NOrthrup, Huntington, State
veterinarian, March %. 1921.
Sugar A Perkins. Democrat, member
Of the Industrial board, May 24, 1921.
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