The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1921-03-18

head. TT. Wayne: William +. Burke,
indianapolis: Walter l. Hyatt. Sey-
mOur; Bert PcrSell. indianapolis: John
Pressing. New Albany; Louis {. Wise,
Peru; Frank ". Hardin. Newcastle;
Henry r. Hecselsberg. Terre Haute;
George Shirts, Orleans: George W.
Dressler. TT. Wayne; Moses NJ. Fulk,
Indianapolis: William \. Fordyce,
Charlottesville; Charles Hennlng. Lo-
Sansport; Robert Lee PeatrOsS. Wa
bash; William Davidson. New Albany;
William J. Nesler. Lawrenceburg; S1S
each TO Edgar G. Walden. Nat Mil
home, Burg Scatter, TT. Wayne: George
j. Fleck, Lawrenceburg; Percival
Mumaw, Kendallville: Henry Andrews,
Marion Harry W. Bixler, Huntington;
Edwards Douglass, New Albany: Har-
ry J. Beers, New Albany; John w.
Payne, Bloomington S24 each 10 AL
fred Cox. Seymour; Miles II. Miller,
Anderson; William s. Olstead. Edin-
burg; so 10 Elizabeth J. Kendall,
West Baden and $50 each TO Sarah
f. Beach, Madison; Margaret c. Hunt.
Chandler; John w. Adams, ST. Paul;
Clementine Cubberly, Brownsville;
Josephine a. Fuller Lafayette; Nancy
{. Jackson, Muncie; Matte +. LETTER,
Muncie; Elizabeth c.. Neff. Corners
vile: Frances \. Perks. New Haven;
Jennie Sweet. Wabash; Elizabeth
White, State Line; Elizabeth 4. Was
son, indianapolis. and Susan j. War
rem, Madison.
MISUNDERSTANDING assent to
plans for a great interstate harhor i'm
Wolf lake was obtained and the fight
for the measure shifted to the Illinois
legislature, which will hold a hearing
on the "Illiana harbOr" bill in short
time. lndiana's approval was given
by the passage of a bill providing for
establishment of the Illinois-Indiana
harbOr commission and the appropria-
ton of $4,000 for his work. The bill
passed the house by Il vote of - to ..
Ii has already passed the senate and
is now before the governor. The bill
is similar TO the one before the gen
eral assembly ut Springfield. H. Col.
William V. JudsOn, army engineer in
charge of the Chicago district, already
has made the plans for the harbor.
upon which it is proposed the federal
government shall spend more than S.
100000.
POrtland.-One of the principal suits
set for trial in the March term of the
JAY county circuit court, which con-
vened here, is the case of Luther l..
Johnson and others against the Union
Literary Institute and its trustees. The
suit was brought on a change of venue
from the Randolph county circuit court
during the December term The case
involves the question as to whether
the property of the institute. which
includes 100 acres OF land and build
/ ings. valued at $4,000, should revert
| to the heirs of the original owner.
indianapolis. - The Representative
NOll bill making it compulsory for
every automobile owner to obtain a
certificate of ownership from the
secretary of state passed the senate,
30 TO .. If the measure is approved by
the governor. blanks will be mailed to
all owners of machines this fall by the
! secretary of state. requiring detailed
information about the car. Upon the
! payment of a fee of 30 cents, a certif-
cate of ownership will be given.
| Charlottesville - The Montgomery
county branch of the Federal Reserve
Bank has resumed taking applications
for loans on farms in Montgomery and
eight adjacent counties. The branch
along with all those of the federal
/ farm loan system. has been inactive
for more than a year, test case hav-
Ing been pending in the United States
Supreme court To test the constitu-
tiOnality Of the federal farm loan act
The court recently held the act to be
legal.
IndianapoliS.-The senate, by vote
26 TO 3. passed the Knapp city man
ager and commission form Of govern
ment bill for cities in Indiana, which
had already passed the house. The
bill provides that on petition of 20
per cent Of voters a city may hold Il
referendum to determine if it wishes
10 try either the commission or the
commission and city manager form of
operating its government 1t was sent
to the governor for his signature.
EvansvilIe.-The VanderburS county
council has agreed To confirm the eX-
penditure of approximately $4,000
for good roads in the county on con
dition that they are planned by the
Indiana highway commission and SUI
perintended by an engineer appointed
by the commission Ii is proposed To-
build roads To connect the Posey coun-
ty Improvement 10 New Harmony with
lateral road running from Posey
county To NadeSylle.
JefTersonville.-MrS Lima Schmalz-
ried has officially announced herself
as "A candidate at the May primary
for the Democratic nomination for
mayor of Jacksonville. She intends.
she said. To break the ice for the
women" If successful. Mrs. Scbmalz-
ried said she would work for clean
city.
Nalparaiso.-The resort of the Por-
ter County Cow Testing association
/ for rho month of February shows that