The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-01
new SHERIFF
APPOINTS IS
AS ASSISTANTS
WiItsie, Republican, Is Re-
tanned by Sumner as
Chief Deputy.


ties, clerks and jailers to take Office
Jan. / were announced today by
Democratic Sheriff Charles
Sumner.
At the same time, Sumner de-
clared he viii reduce the sheriff's
force from so to 40, instituting an
immediate savings Of $4,000 a year.
AppointeeS were ordered by the
sheriff elect to resign from their
posts in the county Democratic or
ganization before Jan. l.
WiItsie Is Retained
In recognition of the twenty-five
years service of Arson B. Wiltsie
1924 Washingtons boulevard. as chief
deputy and the necessity of having
an experienced man in charge of the
paper work in the sheriff's office,
Sumner declared he would retain
him as chief deputy, although a Re
publican. The post pays $4,000.
Herman F. Rikhoff, Sill Wash
ington boulevard, police chief in the
law Shank administration, is ap-
pointed chief of the road patrol at
a salary of $4,000. Rikhof will sue
coed Harry L. Bendel.
Boyce Succeeds Snider
John E. Boyce, 841 South Per-
shing avnue, ex-service man and
army officer, will succeed Rollin
Snider as chief jailer at a sal
airy of $1,000. Fabian w. Biemer,
20 North Highland avenue, for
mer superintendent of the city
garage, and ex-service man, will be
turnkey, $1,000, and Wesley A
Stout, 1926 North Capitol avenue
one time candidate for the nom
nation for sheriff, assistant turn
key, $1,000.
Miss Eleanor Hussey, 81 North
Highland avenue, attached to the
Pennsylvania railroad police office,
chief clerk, $1,000; Miss Juanita
Buttz, 1902 North Butler avenue.
stenographer at police head quar-
tiers, Stenographer, $500, and Miss
Helen F. Moriarity, 1928 Paris ave-
nue., matron at the Garfield swim
ming pool, matron at the jail, $500
and lodging.
Five Ex-COps Named
Deputy sheriffs appointed include
five eX-policemen. Deputies are
paid 1920 a year. They are:
Clarence B. Walters. 1107 North Je6er-
son avenue: Ralph L. Hitch. Butler grad
uate and former newspaperman, 3645 North
Illinois street: Charles G. McCallister, 1854
North Capitol avenue; Howard Brennan,
1877 West Thirty-sixth street: 1thomer
Douglass. 1o8 West North street; Thomas
E. Bell, 248 North Keystone avenue;
Michael F. Lane. 814 North Pine street;
Charles Hanlein, 2610 East Washington
street. and James F. Cunningham, 48 North
Dearborn street: Charles E. Lynch, 2S9
North Randolph street; Pearl o. Craig.
1903 Linden street; August Cato, Sis East
Merrill street; Thomas J. Scanlon. 1872
Church street: Elr1er r. Daley. 1929 Union
street: Michael Bauer. 2O34 South Delaware
street: Henry Dilger. 1443 South Illinois
street; Edward Kasenbrock. 1925 West Ray
street: Patrick Kinney. 102 Koehne street;
Lewis Mikesell. SO4 South Meridian street.;
John r. Wright. 1902 College avenue; Har-
ry j. Cook. R. r 5. Box As; Alexis Riley.
Oaklandon: Frank Lindsey 423 Concord
street. and Waldo B. Carter. 5518 East
Washington street.
Four Negro deputies also were ap-
pointed: Jack Leslie, 1877 East Six
tenth street, former policeman and
pugilist; Henry Garfield Lee, 1894
North Missouri street, former guard
at the workhouse; Henry B. Walker,
419 Agnes street, and John Brewing
ton, 514 North Senate avenue.