The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-14

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Indianapolis folks are deemed eminent
enough to get their names in who S
Who In America" the 1926-27 edi-
ton of which has just been issued.
Law leads the list in names
furnished from the capitol city of
Indiana.
Authors and educators loom up
heavily, with bankers and surgeons,
dividing honors about equally. One
amba ssador Isl listed and one each
zoologSst, naturalist, astronomer and
economist Most of the other pro-
fessions Visited have several dupli-
Gates.
Only oneAIndiaa polls minister, the
Rev. r. S. C.. Wicks, is listed under
that classification. although several
bishops are listed.
According to alphabetical order,
the list Includes: Robert ]. Alley. ed
ucator: Albert b Anderson. judge;
John F. Baltzell. surgeone Pliny w.
Bartholomew, judge; Harry w. Bas-
sett William P Best, M D.; Albert
J. Beveridge. Senator; w. S.
Blatchley, naturalist Alenb ert w.
Brayton, M. D.; Demarchus G..
Brown librarian: George r. Brown,
author; H. u. Brown, newspap per di-
rector; the Rev. Norma c. hrown;
Amos w. Butler, zoologist; Noseph
Chartrand, bishop; Frank s. Clark;
John B. Cocrm, lawyer; Charlie E.
Coffin, banker; Charles F. Coz Hin,
life insurance; G. B. Coleman, col
lege professor; Charles E. COX,
Judge: Test Dalton, dramatist; John
G. Dean. manufacturer: Hug h
Dougherty, banker; w f. DunlavS''
educator: Joseph r. Eastman, sur
geon: Homer Elliott, lawyer; Horace
Ellis, educator; Charles Emerson,
M. D.; w. f. English, Congressman:
Louis B. Ewbank judge; Edward w.
Felt, Judge; G. E. Ferguson, obste-
trician: James w. Fesler. lawyer;
Harry L. Fidler; Jacob Fischer. labor
official; Herbert w. FoltZ. architect;
William Forsythe, artist; William
Fortune: Henry H. Fout, bishop;
Joseph M Francis, bishop; Harry o.
Garman, consulting engineer; Willis
Dew Catch, surgeon; the Rev. Fran
els Fl. Gavisk; Willard B. Gemmin,s
judge.
Arthur Gilliom. lawyer; Irby'
Good, college president; James F.
Goodrich, former Governor; Ellis q.
Graft, school superintendent; Charles
A. Greathouse; A. Guthrie, capitalists
Elizabeth Hack. author; the Rev.
Matthias L. Haines; Charles Z.
Hanch. automotive counsel; John ).
Harrison. author; B. Harrison. law
yer: Charles l.. Henry capitalist;
Frederick r. Henshaw, dentist; VIII
liam P. Herod, lawyer; William b.
Heroy, geologist; William Herschell,
author; George F. Hesserl music di-
rector; Paxton Hibben. journalist;
Robert C. Holiday, author; Thomas
G. Howe. college president; Louis
Rowland, editor; F. M. Hubbard, car
icaturist: Frank f. Hutchins, M. D.;
William H Insley manufacturer;
Edward Jackson, Governor; H. E.
Jensen, sociology professor; Charles
w. Jewett lawyer Emsley w. john
son, lawyer: Joseph b. Healing. law
yer. r. D. Kershner, educator; II. A.
King, college president: Moses b.
Larry, Judge: Hugh M. Landon; b.
B. Lawrence, newspaper manager;
Frederick D. Leete, bishop; Ulysses
S. Lesh, lawyer; Ernest I. Lewis, in
terstate commerce commissioner;
John L. Lewis. labor leader; Frank
L. Littleton, lawyer; Daniel B. Luz
ten. bridge engineer; John A. Mac
Lean. art director; Augustus l.. Ma
son. lawyer; Robert w. Mcbride.
LAWYER: Luella F. s. McWhirter,
philanthropist; Merrill Moores. Con
gressnnan; II. S. New, postmaster
general; Anna Nicholas, writer; Mer
edith Nicholson, author James w.
Ogden, lawyer; f. w. Olive, botanist;
the Rev. Charles T. Paul, educator;
Orvine Peckham, lawyer; O. G..
Pfaff surgeon; Samuel G. Pickens,
lawyer; Alfred r, Potts. lawyer; j.
w. Putnam, economist.
Kate M. Rabb. author; Harry
Reid, corporation official; Charles F.
Remy, judge; Arthur r. Robinson.
Senator; Orange S. >Rmnels, sur
geon: Charles f. Rush, librarian;
Frederick E. Shortemeier; Carrie
Scott, librarian; Joseph A. Shea,
Judge; H. N. Sherwood State super
inteKdent schools; Gertrude M.
Shields, writer; Lemuel Slack, law
yer: J. w. Sluss, surgeon the Rev.
Matthew f. Smith; Samuel Smith,
psychia trist Mary Sphinx, M. D.;