Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-26
CLUB EXPENDS
$9,389 IN LATE
CITY CAMPAIGN
Shank-fOr-MayOr Organization
Had Many COntri-
butOrS.

Herman F. Rikhoff. treasurer Of the
Shank-for-MayOr Club. today filed re-
port with the city clerh showing that
81, 3S973 was expended BY the club in
electing Samuel Lewis Shank, and that
there is an unexpended balance remain
ing in the treasury of S475.46. The total
amount collected by the club was
S9.S6519.
Mr. RikhOff showed that a balance of
S5S7-19 from the May primary gave the
club a good nest egg" with which to
start the fall campaign.
Among the heavy contributors to the
Shank-fOr- Mayor Club and the amounts
they contributed were the following: f.
A. Rominger, SIG0; Lewis Hoffman, 500 !;
Frank Beck, $3.50; Harry Lang, 500; Ed
O'Brien, $500; sam Young, $780, Henry
r. Campbell, $3.50; Chris Poison, 500 !;
Pat Walsh, 500; c. c. Crouch, 500; C..
J. Woodard 500; Jess Miller. 500; Ed
ward c. Sourbier, 500; r. W. Mellish,
800; Frank Kckemiller, 800; II. I.
Cline, 500; Williams, 800; c. NJ.
jesse, 800; Frank LausOn. 800; B. A
Branson, 800; Joseph B. Healing, 5000 !;
Theodore Hewes, $50; Leo Levenson,
500; A. f. Bradshaw, $500 and 2.
Brown. 500.
In the subtreasury reports, the totals
Of which are included in Mr.. RikhOn's
statement, it appears that seven sub
treasurers collected large amounts Of
money. Subtreasurer Ed Arm collected a
total of S460 Those making the largest
donations to Mr.. Arm were Paul Dana
and James Breeding. who each gave $50.
Harry B. Newly. subtreasurer, collected
S1T5. The largest contributions made 10
him were by Harry SchOenfield and Harry
Rice, who each gave $50. Taylor E.
Groninger, subtreasurer, collected $3.50.
The largest donatiO made to Mr.. GrOn-
niger were by Theodore Shauler and Isa-
dore WOlfson, who each contributed so.
REPORT OF OTHER
sUBTREASURERS.
Jess Miller, subtreasurer, collected $3.50,
the largest donations being made by Mr..
Miller himself and by Louis Goldsmith,
who each gave 500. Luther Tex, an
other subtreasurer, received a donation
for the Shank-for Mayor Club Of 500
from George NJ Weber. W. II. Freeman,
subtreasurer, collected 500. Ora Davies
made the largest donation, giving 80
Edward G.. SOurbier collected S225. The
givers were Hugh D. O'Connel, Sloui
Claude johnson, $50, and B. f. Ragon,
$50.
Iican city committee.
In Mr. RikhOff-s statement Of expendi-
lures are included the usual items OF Of
fee rent, telephone, stamps, stenograph-
ers, printing, truck hire, band, and office
work The larger items include S1,45O
to the Republican city committee for ex-
penses: Indianapolis Military Band, S16O;
g. F. Adkins band was twice paid $50;
Frank Clay's band, ST5; r. S. MOultOn
was given $40 for seventeen weeks Of
fee work. There is an item for Nov.
which shows $1,000 for pay vouchers and
70 ha Re-
publican city committee IS $500. S. ST.
mon, for services as notary, received SIS.
POLICE OFFICERS
DONATE TO FUND.
Among the persons who donated were
a number Of police officers. Some OF
these are and their donations follow:
John VOlderaeur. $50; Ben Lansing, SO;
Pfafenberger, S25; J. W. Fleetwood, So;
Sergeant Gunsolus, SO; c. A Colder. so;
W. S. White. $50; William ". Paulsel,
SO; J. NJ. Moseby, $40; Frank Row. 50 /;
H. Burk, SO; o. W. WOOlery, SIS; Z.
Englebright SO; r. a. Presley, $50;
Fred Judkins, SO; Sergeant Gaddis,
so. 80: Charles Russell, $50; V HOciagO,
$40, Lewis FOssati, S25; J. W. Fleetwood
made a second donation OF $50; Edward
Trabue gave $40; George ". Sneed, SO;
Sam RaridOn. SO; Daniel Logan, $50;
E. c. Deeter, SO; X. L. DerOssette, S25
Frank Row, a second contribution Of 81;
John Mullin, $50; Charles Hillman. $50;
W. H Paulsen, a second contribution Of
$40; 8 second donation from Ben
Lansing OF $40; Harry HiIderbrand, SO;
Patrick Dillane, SO; and George ". Stew
art, $50.
Mike Glenn, a member Of the State
police and ex city detective, who will
be next chief Of the traffic squad, donated