The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1922-05-19
IN DIANA:
BREVITIES

France for burial in Arlington Nation
al cemetery, was that OF Sergt. John
Keller. who served in Company NJ.
Three Hundred n Tenth infantry.
Mrs. Mamie sIyler Of TIC East
Tenth street, Evansville. is next of
kin.
Indianapolis.-The second session of
the Boys Club Federation. in its six
teenth annual conference. got under
way at the Claypool hotel with largely
increased attendance. The delegation
of about 100 representatives arrived
from the New England states. New
York and other points east, and was
joined later by many representatives
from Central states cities.
Vincennes. - Ralph Mossman. re-
ceiver for the Vincennes State bank,
IA former banking institution of this
city. has filed suit in the Knox Circuit
cOurt against Charles s. NosSette,
former cashier, and the American
Surety company. demanding judgment
for $4,000. The complaint is written
In four parts. judgment for $4,000
being asked in each.
Marion.-With the official V of
primary returns completed in Grant
county ii was shown that Mrs. Culla
j. Vayhinger. Republican. the first
woman in Indiana to be nominated for
the state senate, had received a total
Of almost 700 more votes than her
opponent, Alfred HogstOn. Mrs.
Sayhinger's vote was 1853. while
that of Mr.. Hogston was 3,055.
Indianapolis. - Positively identified
by five victims, three men are being
held at indianapolis, charged with
robbery and automobile banditry, as
the auto bandits who terrOriZed motor
lists on the Madison road. The men
Under arrest are George Lang, twenty
four years old, 2140 South East street :;
John Kramer, twenty-fOur, 13 Iowa
street. and William Beville. twenty
four, 2140 South East street. All are
being held at the city prison in default
of $4,000 bond each.
lndianapolis.-The live stock ter
minal of The Producers Commission
association is expected TO be open for
business Monday, according TO an an
nouncement at the headquarters of the
Indiana Federation of Farmers associ-
atiOns. A force Of men sufficient to
care for as much live stock as can be
shipped TO the indianapolis market by
members of the association has been
employed, it was said. David l.. Swan
con Of lUafan~a ...sI l.. II
terminal, which is TO be run under the
supervision of the Farmers federation.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS headquar-
ters of the Indiana department of the
Disabled American Veterans OF the
Word wal will be situated i'm In
dianapolis, il was decided at the
first state convention i'm session at the
Hotel Lincoln. 1t is expected that
the headquarters staff of the organi-
zation will have offices here within
the next few weeks. The national
constitution will be redrafte1 % meet
the needs of the state organization.
The neXt state convention will be
held in Lafayette, five weeks prior TO
the national convention.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of sew
en- steel companies figuring in the pro-
posed Independent steel merger visited
at East Chicago and Inspected the
properties of the Inland Steel and the
Steel and Tube companies. Z. ID.
Block, president of the Inland. and
Clayton Mark of the Steel and Tube.
were in the party with other execu-
tives of the reported combination. The
companies represented were Inland
Steel. Steel and Tube, Brier Hill, Mid
vale. L~ackawanna. Youngstown Steel
and the Bethlehem. Ii is understood
that this meeting was arranged TO
take a review Of property valuations
and the revising of committees re-
ports.
MISUNDERSTANDING Shank has is
sued a proclamation setting aside Sat
urday, May p, and Monday, May %,
as Poppy days, II honor of the mem
DRY of the Anderson soldiers buried be-
meath fields OF peoples in France. lie
called ON the citizens 10 wear peoples
on the two days and he announced his
intention 10 send peoples TO the four
orphans homes in the city. The proc
iamatiou follows: AS Memorial day
approaches the thoughts of our people
turn 20 those who made the supreme
sacrifice for u country. Thousands
of our boys, worthy sons Of worthy
sires. sleep i'm the chdmbered halls of
death in foreign soil. over the graves
of those who died in France the pop
pies bloom. rem niscent OF the hope of
immortality that springs eternal in the
human breast. The poppy has beer
adopted rs the h0wer TO be worn in
memory of our heroic lead and this
year the various organizations of serv-
ice men and their friends will sell the
flowers 10 those Who wish 10 purchase
and wear them. OF May - and -. The
money derived from The sale of the
flowers Will 20 for welfare and relief
work among service men and their de-
p%endentS."
IndianapoliS.-The Republican stat,
central committee meeting AT Indidn.
aD0lis. unanimously elected Lawrence
Lyons. OF Brook. its chairman.
Bloomington.-On condition that h,
attend church aud SUNDAY Scrooi