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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-15
Tech MAKES SHOW
OF SOCIAL STUDIES
Maps, Cartoons and Graphs
Among Exhibits.

Included in an exhibit of the So
cial studies department, which is
now on display in the Main build
ing at Technical high school, are
maps. book reviews, Cartoons, charts
and graphs, representative of stu
dents work in American history ]
and II, world history, I and II, So
cial studies, economic geography and
government problems. The names
of pupils who received high grades
in history departmentals last semes-
ter are also posted.
Pupils having maps on display
are:
American history, Mona Martin
Alkaline Walker, Robert Jordan
Streeter Moller, Palmer McCloskey
Otto Benz, Marietta Johnson, Ome1
Harrison and Lavaugn Parker.
World history. Edna Andrews
Geneva Senefeld, Virginia Drum
Oliver Gross, Ruby Steuerwald and
Mary Anna Fox.
Cartoons on display were made by
Jack Orlopp, Virginia HURT, Roy
Reeves, Louise Clark, Richard
Buschmann, Frances Brown, Louise
Brockway and Ann Stork.
Book reports on exhibit were
written by Meredith Thompson, Lii
liam Hultberg and Mary Ellen Hitch
Pupils having graphs or charts on
display are Walter White, Carl
Heidelman, Richard c. Smith, John
Goddard, Wilma Blumenaur and
Dorlt Graybill. Papers on the or
ganization of government were writ
ten by Rosemary Schensker and
Beulah Mae Hill.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-15
HEADS CHOSEN
FOR MANUALS
R. 0. 7. C. UNIT
Frederick BroWdueS Holds
Rank of Pupil
Major.

Frederick Browdues was re-
appointed major of the R. o. T. C.
unit at Manual high school for this
semester by Sergeant James A.
Stogsdall, military instructor. Harry
Miedema and Belt Timmons are
captains for the R. o. T. c. depart
ment, and John Hayes for the band.
First lieutenants in the unit are
Abe Stein and Edward Moore, while
Roy Lagle holds the same rank for
the band. The three second lieu
tenants are Leroy Fisher, Frances
Van Brunt, band, and Darrell Daggy.
Noncommissioned officers for
the coming semester will include:
First Sergeants-Irvin Muesing,
Robert Cain and Harold Mcneil,
band.
Staff Sergeants-Garrel Sexton
and Robert Mccormick.
Sergeants-Max Horris, Luell Ray
bern, Arthur Lindgren, Edward
Fritsche, Carl Berdel, band, and
Raymond Rugenstein, band.
Corporals-Roscoe Miller, Paul
Wegner, Paul Jolliff, Ray Brown
Frederick Burgman, Perry Key, Carl
Swift, David Suddeth, Charles
Watt, Arthur Miller, Helmut Schulz
Gilbert Timmons, Robert KleiS,
band; Robert Maar, band; Fred
Ven Brunt. band, and Lewis Krem-
merer, band.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-15
SCHOOL PLAY
CAST CHOSEN
Officer $685. viii Be Given
May a by Shortridge
Senior Class.

Henry Fauvre and Betty Blancke
have been chosen for the leading
roles in the Shortridge senior class
play, Officer $685." to be given May
4 in Caleb Mills hall under the di-
rection of Miss Eleanor Dee Theek
of the faculty.
The members of the cast were
picked by means of competitive
tryouts in which the aspirants read
excerpts from the play and mis-
cellaneous bits of dialogue from
other plays, before a faculty COM
mittee
Other members of the cast are:
Lawrence Kryter Frank Streightoff,
Howard Reynolds, John Walker,
Jim Henderson, Tom Garland, AL
vim Cohen, Henry Noting, Caroline
Rehm, Jennie Hortling, Enos Pray,
Herbert Fallender and Louis Schill-
ing. The last three mentioned also
will serve as male understudies. The
female understudies are Eleanor
Firth and Marjorie Newman
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-15
PUPIL CASTS TO
PRESENT PLAYS
Public Speaking Class al
Broad Ripple Will Take
Stage.

AS a class project, pupils in pub
lie speaking classes at Broad Ripple
high school will present group OF
one-act plays. The Bank Rob
berry, THE Right Answer" and THE
Neighbors" in the school auditorium
on the night of March %.
Pupils having leading roles are
Fairetta DeVault, John Mcclure
Elsine Metzger, Elmer Schloot and
Paul Spaulding.
Other members of the casts in
clude Charles Albert, Elsie Apple
gate, Ellen zimmerman, Gladys
Blanton, John Brittenbach, Alice
Remy, Margaret Graham, Helen
Fisher. Ruthmarie Hamill, Imogene
Kopp, Wreatha McKelvey and WON
nette Williams.
The plays are sponsored by Mrs
Lillyon Wrinkle, dramatics teacher.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-15
Promotions Announced
in Tech Military Unit
William Tyner, Promoted to
Master Sergeant, Heads
Group.

Promotions to the rank of non
commissioned officer Of the R. O.
T. C. at Technical high school were
made recently by Sergeant Chester
A. Pruett. William Tyner has been
promoted to master sergeant and
Philip Yount, James Hayes, Sey-
mour Gentry, Marcus Paden, Carl
Cotterman, George Adams, Edward
OFT, Winfred Naselroad and Jack
Kimble have been made first SER
geantS.
Those who have been promoted to
the rank of sergeant include Griffen
Russell, Meredith Thompson, Eu-
gene Brothers, Charles Butcher,
Incl Johnson, Nelson Martz, Ed
ward Morrison, Claude zufall, Ro-
land McGruder Sterling Meier, Ga
len Farmer, Edward German, Jo-
seph Hesselgrave, Paul Heylman,
Stanley Larman, Harry Doyle, Har-
old Calbert, Robert Stockwell, Will
liam Waters, Clifford Wolf, Spence
Jordan, William Prashun, CORTLAND
Christner, Clarence Mize, Edwin
bert, Wilbur Dodson, Walter White,
Gilbert McCalllie and Bill Kleifgen.
Promotions to corporals include
Adrian Everett, Donald Monger,
Robert Jordan, Harold Hutson,
Fred Snyder, Fred Mindach, Cliff
ford Southwick, John Breil, Walter
Dehn, Raymond Geilker, Lester
Wells. Fred zainey. Fred Vogel,
Donald Doll, Leo Oldham, Robert
E. Pigg, Paul SAKE, John Ratz,
Richard c. Smith, Charles Moore,
John r. Sullivan and Robert Ehle.
Charles Hartzler, Charles White,
Frederick Morrissey, Francis Wright,
George Wright Bill McMasters,
Howard Bchenkamp, David Lilley
Norman Bremen, Francis Cecil,
Normal Brown, Edwin Paul, Charles
Bines, George Young, Everett De
Witt, John MCKINLEY, Norman
Mullerdore, Leonard Small, Richard
Bremen, Morris Butler, Ernest
Buenting, George Hottie and Don
aid Baumgardt.
Richard Fogg, William Davis,
William Schoenewey, William Duck
worth, Bruno Bredy, Leon Oldham,
George Worley, Geofrey Armstrong,
Edward Meredith, Eugene Stiers,
Edward Hess, John McHugh, Will
liam Siegman, James Seybert, Allen
Wells, Gordon Messerlie, Norbert
Olsen, Kenneth Gasaway, Elmer
Guy Llovd Schall, Winfred wager,
Charles v Miller, William Hilbert
and Irwin BerkoWitz.
Charles Boswell and Joe Price
have been promoted to sergeants of
the band and Russell Freeman,
Stanley johnson, Richard Busch
mann. Hobert Simpson. Paul White
and Charles M. Miller have attained
the rank Of band corporals.
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EVANS WOOLLEN JR.,
Hss-. Hrsz& E1f 3 =


Notice IS hereby given 70 Taxpayers Is. Of
mon Council Of the City. Of Indianapolis
now has pending before it, Appropriation
Ordinance No "A. 1884 appropriating the
sum of $40 6OS3s from the unexpended
cash balance remaining in the Board of
Health General Fund on December 81,
1898. together with s44693 Of the I'M
expended cash balance remaining in the
tuberculosis Prevention Fund and allo-
eating said sums to certain numbered
funds of the Department OF Public Health
The above described ordinance is due TO
come up for passage at the next regular
meeting OF tn Council to be held OIL the
18th day Of March. 1884. at I:30 ?. m.
After said appropriation has been de-
termiaed, any len or more taxpayers feel
ing themselves aggrieved may appeal to
the State Board OF Tax Commissioners for
further and final action thereon by fling
of petition therefor with the Marion
County Auditor not later than ten days
after said additional appropriation has
ben made by the said Common Council and
the State Board of Tax Commissioners Will
fix a date for hearing IN this County.
Witness my hand and the seal Of the
City of Indianapolis this 9TH day Of
aAAi'A' i'Sa' HENRY o. ooErr.
(SEAxl City Clerk.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
JORDAN GROUP
OF THIRTY TO
Give PROGRAM
Recital VIII Have More
Participants Than Any
Yet Presented.

The largest student recital Of the
current season will be given at $50
tomorrow night by the Arthur Jor-
dan Conservatory of Music, when
thirty pupils will be presented in
piano and dramatic art concert in
the Odeon The entire group of
participants viii be students of eth
er Miss Helen L. Quip, instructor in
piano, or Miss Frances Beik, head of
the dramatic art department and
instructor at Butler university.
THE Princess and the Pilgrim" a
play by Harold Haven, Will be the
principal feature of the recital pro-
gram. Seventeen pupils will COM
prise the cast. They are Lola
Ruth Beck, Lebanon; Helen Myers,
Anderson; Mary Ella Pock and
Harry Pock Jr., Zionsville; Mary
Frances Johnston, Bedford; Helen
Ashby Roachdale, and Helen Lloyd,
Chester Long, Dorothea C1aft, Fred
erick Greve, Carroll Reynolds, Alma
Meyer, Mary Rentz, Winifred Mich
oles, Phyllis Winkler, Elizabeth
Ruddick and Fair De Bault, all of
Indianapolis.
Individual piano and dramatic art
performers on the program will be
Marian Darling, jeanne Warvel,
Helen Louise Warvel, Jane Strohm,
Meraline Walker, Rembrandt Hill
Ter, Helen Stallings, Helen Webster,
Edith Martin, Thelma Stevens, Vera
Embry, Charles Payne, all of In
dianapolis, and Vivian Conover of
Edinburg. Second piano parts will
be played with several Of the pu-
pills by Miss Quig. The program
will be open to the public without
charge.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-15
MAGAZINE SPONSORS
LITERATURE CONTEST
Short Stories, Essays and Poetry to
Be Entered at Tech.

A literature contest which will
close April 16 is being conducted
for the June edition of the Arsenal
Cannon, Technical high school
student publication.
Jane Bosart, editor in chief; Mar
jorie Hargon, picture editor, and
George Messmer, literature editor,
are in charge of the magazine.
Divisions of the contest include a
short story contest for students in
English WHO; essay contest,
students in English I-IVG, English
V-VIIIC and English TIC, post
graduates, and poetry, English l.
IVG, English WHO and English
WIG.
Judges of the contest will be-:
Short story, Mrs. Jeanne Bose,
chairman; Miss Olive Traylor and
Mrs. Grace Willis Smith; essay, Miss
Halcyon MendenhaIl, chairman;
Miss Zillah Robbins and Miss Flor
ence Jones, and poetry, Miss Mar
garet Burnside, chairman; Mrs. Eva
Lycan and Bjorn Winger.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-15
PUPILS AT SH0RTRIDGE
GIVEN SHORTHAND TEST
Complete in Sixty, Eighty and 100
Word Speed Glasses.

Members of the Shortridge short
hand classes were given the official
transcription tests during the past
week.
Those. who passed the sixty-word-
a-minute test were:
Marjorie Shock, Mary Andrews
Helen Dunbar, Charles Fuller. Dor
othy Hale. Betty Mitchell and Hazel
Karsner.
Those who passed the eighty
word-a-minute test were Cecsilia
Cline, Anne Mae Buck, Georgia
Carleton, Florence Carl, Elizabeth
Carol, Dorothy Carson, Charlotte
Davie, Charles GuilforG, Petha
Holt. Roberta Imbler. Judith Irwin,
Dorothy Keever. Helen Rogers,
Barbara Ryan and Alice Watson.
Katherine Neat passed the 100
word test.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-15
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that, pursuant to
General Ordinance No. l, 1884, passed by
the common council on the LIST day of
January. 1884, the undersigned, city. con-
troller of the City of Indianapolis will re-
ceive sealed bids at the office of the city
controlle5r at eleven ID o fd9c a. a. NJ NJ
temporary loan of One Hundred Fifty
Thousand Dollars ls15o,o9900l 70 the City
revenues Of said CITY. said sum to be de-
livered not later. than the 31st day Of
March. 1884; all bids to be at the annual
rate Of interest asked, or not TO exceed
six per cent (61s) per .annum,. to which a
premium may be added, and the loan will
be awarded to the lowest and best bidder
but the right is reserved TO reject any and
all bids
a negotiable note. or notes. which shall
bear the date of March 81, 1884. and which
shall be due and payable on the 18th day
OF May. 1884. Legal opinion on the legal
ity of the issue will be furnished by the
legal department OF the City Of Indian
apolis. - -r.oo
all
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-15
GIRLS GIVEN SWEATERS
ON ATHLETIC RECORDS
Earning of 1000 Points Recognized
at ShOrtridge.

Following the regular meeting of
the Shortridge girls basketball
teams recently. Shortridge sweaters
were awarded to the following
girls:
Mary Elizabeth Hayes, Dotty
Lackey. Mar.orie White, Betty
Schissel, Martha Morrison, Helen
Lee Smith. Carlene Becker, Mar
garet Fisher, Carol Langfitt, MAR
garet Wilcox, Dorothy Mckinney,
Pat Shea and Mauvis johnson.
These girls received the awards
for having earned 1000 points in
various athletic accomplishments.
Shortridge is one of the first schools
to give such awards to girls.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-15
SPANISH PLAY OFFERED
Language Pupils at Tech Give "EI
CriadO AStutO.''

"El Criado Astuto," a short Span
ISL play. was presented at a meet
ing of the Spanish Club of Tech
meal high school held recently.
The presentation was given en-
tirely IN Spanish.
Members Of the cast were pupils
from Miss Edith Bakers Spanish
VII and VIII class. Parts were
taken by Martha Parrish, Jay Fix
and Robert West. Harriet Randall
introduced the characters.
Dorothy Kimbril gave a selection
from the Book of Bette" by Flea
nor Nercein Kelly. Dolores Ferrer,
program chairman, spoke on Span
ish Names in America
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-15
SPEAKS ON GARDENING
Agriculture Club at Tech Hears
Carl Withner.

With landscape gardening as his
topic. Carl Withner talked before
members of the Agriculture Club at
Technical high school recently. He
illustrated his talk with lantern
slides. Charles Hardesty spoke or
Horses Versus Tractors on the
Farm"
Officers of the organization were
chosen earlier in the semester. They
are Harry Lentz. president; Charles
Craig. vice-president, and Walter
Kemper, secretary treasurer. The
program committee Is composed OF
Robert Biedenmeister. chairman;
Carl Withnsr and John Metzger.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-15
DEBATE BY GIRLS SET
Shortridge Group Will Meet Wiley
of Terre Haute.

The Shortridge girls debating
team has made arrangements for a
dual debate with the team of Wiley
high school of Terre Haute to be
held he afternoon of May II.
1t has been decided not to hold
tryouts this year. The teams will
be appointed shortly by the coach,
c. c. Shoemaker. a member OF
the Shortridge English department.
There are two hold-overs from last
years teams. Jean Knowlton and
Eleanor Firth.
The question to be debated is. Re
solved, that the United States should
adopt the essential features of
British radio control and operation"
This question also is used this year
by the Tri-State Debating League.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-15
CLUB AT Tech
WILL PRESENT
BIBLICAL PLAY
'Jephthah'S Daughter to Be
Given in Observance of
lenten Season.

Stratford Literary Club of Tech
nical high school will sponsor the
presentation Of "Jephthah's Daugh-
ter" a one-act Bible play, which
viii be given by members Of Miss
Clara Ryan's expression II class,
Thursday afternoon. March %,
IN observance of the Lenten season.
Robert Salge will portray the
Character of Jephthah. The other
leading roles will be taken BY Mill
cent Cummings, Tom Mcguire,
James Westover. Bob Kent. Lillard
McCloud, Dorothy Dennis, Lydia
Kersting, Thelma Fitzgerald and
Katherine Weiss.
June Cox. Dorothy Hof, Betty
Sturm, Martha Parrish. Glendora
Valentine, Marjorie Hargon. Robert
Malless, Edward Hofmeister and
Julia Frost will have other roles.
The play will be directed by Kiss
Ryan. Ruth Thompson Of the music
department will give several vocal
solos.
Eight girls from the physical edu-
cation department who will give
a dance IN the play are ROSalyn
Ludwig, Marjorie White. Mary Jane
Johnston. Sylvia Bolint. Marian
Buntin, Eileen Overpeck, Jean Rob-
erts and Margaret Greenlees. They
viii be directed by Miss Mable Nc
Hugh
Mrs Blanche Quirk IS in charge
Of music for the production stu
dents in Miss Sara Ewing's fifth and
sixth hour advertising I classes have
charge Of the advertising of the
play; Chelsea Stewart. stagecrafU
director, is in charge of the stage
setting, and June Cox, student bust
ness manager, will take care of
stage property.
"Jephthah's Daughter" the first
Lenten play to be given at Tech, will
be open to the whole school. There
will be no admission charge.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-15
CLUB AT TECH GROWS
Latin Group Initiates Thirty al
Meeting This Week.

Thirty new members were initiated
into the Latin Club of Technical
high school at a meeting Tuesday.
After the initiation old and new
members. clad in white togas,
marched in a procession singing
"Gaudeamus Igitur'
A committee of praecones. an
nouncers of club meetings, were ap-
pointed Students on the commit
tee include Geneva Senefeld, Kath-
crime Lammert. John Goddard. Rose
mary NJ. Moore. Marjorie Brigham,
Dorothy Starns, Wayne Carmichael,
Ruth Collier, Elnora Hartman and
Joan Schroeder.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-15

HOUsEKEEPER-cIt or country: middle
aged clean. neat. good cook. Rrn. Q,
w ~ Fenns
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Discussion Program to
Include Five Speakers

eral Responsibility of the Commun-
ity for Education Of youth; Dr.
Euclid Gaddy, Schools Responsible
ity for Health and Physical Train
ing; Ralph Phelps. Industrial Edu-
caticn"; the Rev. John Farr, Char
acter Education and Mrs. Enos
Carsten, Education for Citizenship.
Walter G. Gingery will introduce
the speakers.
Following the program, a tea will
be held in the gymnasium where the
teachers will be assembled according
to departments, to meet parents.
Mrs. Walter Mitchell will preside.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-15

Fifteen Shortridge boys aid the
school by spending one or more
periods of their school day doing
errands for the office. They are
Carl Scheidker, Kenneth Wood and
Jimmy Moore, for the first period;
Carlyle Baker and John Walker,
second period; Charles Morrison and
Wesley Martin, third period; Bob
Long and Kenneth Wood, fourth
period; Fred Duncan, fifth period;
Jack Deming, Charles PASSED. and
Harry Jacobs, sixth period Bill Van
Osdol, seventh period, and Charles
Morrison, Edward Dirks and Albert
Halstead, eighth period.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-15
Clubs Gives Demonstration

A demonstration of parliamentary
procedure was given by members of
the Forum Club for officers of all
other clubs at Manual high school
this morning. A regular business
meeting was held, over which
Harry Kirschner, president of the
group, presided. Miss Rosanna
Hunter of the history department
is sponsor of the club.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-15
TROPHIES AWARDED TWO
Outstanding Basketball Players at
Shortridge Honored.

Jack Berns and Bud Mueller were
awarded silver trophies last week
for being the outstanding players on
the Shortridge varsity and second
basketball teams, respectively. An
athletic committee chose the players
who had been of most service to his
team in each game and awards were
made on that basis
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-15
PLAY TO BE OFFERED
Oaklandon High School Pupils to
Present Musical Comedy.

The music department of Oak
landon high school will present
Miss Cherry Blossom a musical
comedy, at 8 Saturday night in the
Universalist church of Oaklandon.
Members of the cast include
Jeanne Langsford, Pierce Abbott,
Berg Newhouse, George Bratton,
Marion Blacketter, Victor Harris,
Margaret List and Eugene Worland.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-15
Band Club Elects

Officers of the Junior Band at
Technical high school are William
w. Cox, president; Bernell Holland
vice-president; Vernon Zoeller, Sec
rotary: Alice Schroeder, Hugh
Sparks, Henry Shannon, sergeant
alarms. Victor Magee, John
Boyle and James Coffin, librarians,
and Laurence Ellison, drum major
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-15
TIPPING AWARDS MADE
First Place Achieved by Eleven
Tech Pupils.

Eleven pupils in the commercial
department at Technical high school
won first awards in tipping in Feb
ruary, having written thirty or more
words a minute with less than six
errors.
Those who received the awards
were Milton E. Craig, Lillian Clay
comb, Florence Schumann, Ramona
Everhart, Vivian Mayer, Janette
Lackey, Jeanne Reed, Lucille Acton,
Alvena Mitman, Genevieve Messick
and Jack Gregory.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-15
THREE ADDRESS CLUB
Latin Group at Tech Hears New
Version of Caesars Death.

The program presented by men,
bers Of the Latin Club Of Technical
high school at the regular meeting
Monday in the student center con-
sisted of a series of talks.
Maxine Chaille discussed Ami
mails of the Hercymian Forest; "
Lambert Christie's talk was on
Caesars Army" and John God
dard presented a new version Of the
death of Caesar.
Miss Ruth Stone Of the Latin
department is sponsor Of the club.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-15
Parent Teacher Group oil
Washington School
Will Meet.

Parent-Teacher Association of
Washington high school will hold a
meeting tonight at in the school
auditorium.
There will be a discussion pro-
gram which will include five speak
ers.
Roscoe conkle viii talk on Cen
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Sc Legal Notices
THE EASTERN STAR BAPTIST CHURCH
will elect its trustees March Is. 1894.
CE TO TAXPAYERS


NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
Notice is hereby given to taxpayers OF
the City of Indianapolis that the Common
Council of the City of indianapolis now
has pending, before it Appropriately ordi-
of s18750O now in the Board Of Health
Fund to City Hospital General Fund No.
721 Furniture and Fixtures.
The above described ordinance is due to
come. up for passage at the next regular
18th day of March, 1894 at 1880 p. m.
After said appropriation has been de-
termined any ten or more taxpayers feel
ing themselves aggrieved may appeal to
the State Board of Tax Commissioners for
further and final action thereon by filing
of petition therefor with the Marion
County Auditor not later than ten days
after said additional appropriation has
been made by the said Common Council
and the State Board Of Tax Commission
ers will fix a date for hearing in this
Witness my hand and the seal of the
City of Indianapolis, this 18th day of
March, 1884
HENRY o. GOETT.