Journal and Courier from Lafayette, Indiana • 1

APRIL CIRCULATION Average Net Paid Advertlsers employes Etc 241 Total Average Circulation 21384 NWHStgO I NORTHWESTERN GREATEST NEWSPAPER LAST T10N No 108 Vol 6 thh journal established i82 LAAYETTE SATURDAY EVENING MAY 9 1925 the courier established mi 14 TWO CENTS INDIANA WOMEN EXCURSION MEO ON MISSISSIPPI SINKS VOTERS' LEAGUE AUTHORIZED BV PUHDUE BOARD MEMPHIS JJAIW MANY 10 DEATH NAMES OICERS LIST DEAD League or women voters jafternoon without opposition I rr ztt Al rd the Elliott Miss live SHEARER last By the Associated Lee iLOYD GRflNNON pulilia jspfeaking i ft Dirigible Sails and Towards Home for vor 5eaKaltei Miami Residents Sight Los! more general observ chop leade the enson and lllv 1 I 4 4 11 highway ing takcu in in Companions Lose to ilia Me wax caucatea in me I Alexandria high school and grad I tinted from Purdue in 1913 civil 510000 ROBBERY organ watch ST SOUTH BEND Ea rl Is 9 his parents 1 amous Disease oe and 25 price of Mi and Mrs a was chosen as PRICE WHEAT 800 building! ac re State Commission "ollwing Purduo inea and! meet here i families? were aboard steamer Nor i observe the 1 1 I 4 4 pleasture of program will The i The Weather two one Lafayette Chappell home West of Purdue economics Lafayette Memphis Kirkpat of di va the Earl Roy Will Tom be but be from side to side finally rolled over extremely swilt Lee lost the as being 1 Mrs ra plied on 1 Chicago PROGRESS BEING MADE IN BATTLE ON RUM RUNNERS EXPOSES PLOT TO BLACKMAIL person wounded Mencia perform at night Numerous Craft Patrol Proving Against Booze Reveals to Scan an inspection trip to the the Duncan Meter Co Horticultural Structure to Be Let Also Second Unit for Electrical Engineering Several Promotions and Mrs street SUSPECT HELD OT OOT WAYNE BREAK REPURTED IN LIQUOR LEET materials sold the commission On July 1 he returned $50000 to the state In addition to his suit ask ing judgment Schlensker filed a general denial to the board or counts report George 1921: all sinking of fall cannot (Continued on page twelve) 1 agncul Both and for some time and woman named witnessing a received excessively high prices on surroundin jment and May 15 was the date negro whose 191" Bort) I shortly i Strike Out Vital Parts of Murder Indict ment near several are and too where animals are maintained One calf with broken leg suit for $15 trial where she is charged killed her husband Dominick by placing poison in his soup She pleaded not guilty and charges the accusation against her to bo a plot of jealous neighbors sengers aboard the death list greater At CHICAGO of more than six cents a bushel in wheat values resulted today from the United States government crop report showing likelihood of a yield of winter wheat this season 15000000 or 20000000 bushels in excess of that generally looked for May wheat fell to $162 3 4 A IL Monroe' from instructor In English to Instructor in public speaking Wiley extension staff from assistant associate in animal husbandry made cording to union barbers who are protesting Nothing was said kboot change in prices for DENIES ANY DISPU I I knew 'isher end recognized dispute arose aviation field Hialeah and the citv whistles from cleaning of explained entirely natural garage was ordered to 1905: and Purdue the 1 HAUTE Mrs White of Terre was chosen state president IjpniTMP af Wntnon I By the Associated YORK May Arrest Deputy Sheriff Ab leged to Have Ordered Blood Stains Washed from Death Car at Knights of Columbus hall The Richter was taken at 4 a today DEGENERATE arc convinced the Defi vet ort I to the war depart Result of Government Blockake and a than ever is expected for gates to the convention Mid South Association of Denies She Put Poison in Sbup To Kill Hubby Weather for WeekBy tiia Associated Press VSIHNGTON May Weath er outlook for the week beginning Monday: Ohio valley and Tcn nexsee showers and cool at be ginning' followed by fair and warmer remainder of the week Region of Great Lakes fair and cool at beginning warmer mid die of week followed by periot of showej during latter half By tha Associate Tress Ind Slav 9 Ham of ti night before they met death tile belief of the police PINCHED ARM Tuesday night a couple in Sweet Among Song at low a who was born May in' Indianapolis graduated Waits 30 Minutes To Commit Suicide On Railway Track Neighbors in Court Over Alligator Bite jewelry after handcuffing lending four employes The neigh borhood was crowded with Jewish Sabb th crowds and police serves had to be called out to store order anchored along rum coast were reported by 'coast officials who were informed1 wireless that some of the ships had lifted anchor and out to sea as a result of the blockade SEARCH OR VICTIMS The river banks on the The premature dea th Richter The bring in the blood stained car by motorcycle officers who first made the run to the scene and bv Dr I Harry At Erwin coroner orders wore given in the 1o I Such com are selling here cents respeetive STATE OR $50000 (By the Associated Press INDIANAPOLIS May Suit asking damages of $50000 was filed In superior court here against the state of Indiana by Otto Schlensker Indianapolis automo bile part dealer who seeks to re cover money he says he turned over to the stAte as alleged excess profits on materials sold to the state highway commission 'ield examiners of the state board of accounts in a report last June charged that Schlensker had reeman jij 192(1 Ruth Anne alter until ano nine boost is being by master barbers ac journeyrien of the agricultural io International News Service) MIAMI la May 9 Gleaming i the sky like a great silver fish the giant navy dirigible Los Angeles was sighted here at 7 o'clock tliis morning as it passed over enroute from Porto Rico to Lakehurst The ship executed a wide semi circle over the the west of swept over north while steamboats and factories gave orecast today for Indiana: Un settled probably showers tonight or Sunday: not much change in tem perature Local temperature from 7 a riday to 7 a Saturday: High 6S low 52 mean 60 Under cover of fog or night the rum runners have been able to establish contact with small boats and land their cargoes of contra band Thousands of miles of coast line have been an advantage to the rum runner Speedier vessels hired by the smugglers and a sys tem of decoys have prevented the coast guard boats from breaking up the illicit traffic Now however coast guard has been built of flie breaking up of the liquor fleet row off the uard by rum put gov Tragedy in TheaterBy the Associated Press) VIENNA May One was killed and two were when a Carnicin ance of 'KToiAnot i 4 Vx zs 4 zs uuv tuuaLCl fcI4CL JUlgJIL fired five revolver 'shews at mem bers of her box £arj' were: Miss Miss Gertrude rs Peru Mrs Lafayette: I Webb Evansville livers Mammon! Ella Bagot Kelirer Anderson Emma Maj' Terre Haute: A Carlisle South Bend: i Anna Vincennes and Louden Bloomington anounced that Miss I the Schucll jewelry house it ior trie imru1 loss of approxi The thieves cn through a trap! and probably! Tress LOS 'ANGELES 'May 9 A new use for motion picture was revealed to the police today in the story of Justine Neff known in pictures as Justine Valse who was "arrested at her own request to protect her against men who she said had used her in a black mail plot against Pola Negri The girl explained that because she closely resembled Miss Negri and once had for her in a picture she was chosen by the blackmailers to pose as Miss Negri in a scandalous photograph they intended to use as a means of in timidating the screen star into paying them money She was taken to the psychopathic ward of the General hospital for observa tion while detectives checked her! and Richter and drovee four mile! on the Lincoln Mrs Mrs Mrs Miss rs Miss Al rs Airs Helen Hand would be reappointed executive secretary and that the league headquarters would be kept in Indianapolis MEET IN INDIANAPOLIS Next year's convention will be held in Indianapolis it is believed Indianapolis being the only city to extend an invitation for it Important in the activities was the passage of a resolution endorsing a permanent court of international justice President and Mrs Thom 1 as Arthur Stuart of Lafay ette Chosen Director CHICAGO May goans probably will hair longer after that is the men at On ha date the price hair cuts will be advanced 75 cents and a shave will one back 35 cents modifies now for 60 I I Richter I declares two machines pitPked at a conntrv school house wI'cn he arrived at 11 Wednesday night one cn each! side of the road lie ordered both I Republican City Central Committee Organizes Campaign Mrs Cady Honored gola Auburn Waterloo Plymouth Knox and Ligonier Bartholomew Oh Ot Rrnifnrn th nl in recitation Alias Alary vocal" solo Aliss Adeline Haves At the conclusion of the program re freshments will be served AT TAYLOR STATION One of the day "bbserv ances is announced for the Stid ham Memorial church at Taylor Station In the morning at 10:45 Hall will preach ajid the choir will render special music Basket dinners will be enjoyed at noon and a program in observ By the Associated Press ANDERSON Ind May 9 Orb Widener and Dr Hoppen rath neighbors living south of Elwood Ind have gone to court as a result of the bite of an auigaxor i Saturday afternoon at office of Attorney Ilov Street I tt nun ctiizczxzIo AT 1 1 VICUP IV 1 I I 4 1 cl 1 11 Jackson last city chairman Tito meeting of committeemen was spirited and the new chairman was selected by acclamation He will Ihfiv rf tliz zi tvs 4 i fr 4 cl I LJ 1 1 I I 1 I I rpuj mber which AlberUR Ross (Win ndu mu jjii iii i culi iicKei as lor mayor committee meeting Sat afternoon airs Tohy was elected Steel Worker Hurt Jatne? Alatthews a steel worker employ on the Wabash railroad bridge ver the creek nottheatft of Lafayette met with a painful Injury riday afternoon while 1 a work on the bridge A piece of steel struck him on the right hand and fractured his1 index finger Onur! nirmniilno RUztHnn WUI UVCIIUICO IVIUUUII Angeles Enroute rom Porto Rico to Lake hurst Station By the Associated Press) ST AUGUSTINE la Eos Angeles going passed over St Augustine flying low Ora Thompson of Rensselaer was chosen first vice president Aliss Sara Lauter Indianapolis second jvice president Airs' Neff South Bend third vice president Aliss Emma Alay' Terre Haute fourth vice president Airs AValtvi Greenough Indianapolis secretary and Airs Thomas Henry Alullins 'ort Wayne treasurer LOCAL WOMAN HONORED Directors chosen Sara Lauter and AlcHUgh of Indianapolis tcicnaru tawartis Thomas Arthur Stuart Addition of To Coast Effective Landing By DAVID LAWRENCE (Copyright 1925 1y The Lafayette Journal and Courier) May Prohl enforcement has at last definite stage the ship 'to shore supply than seven years the been clamoring first of the United States (By the Associated Tlie list of dead as given out by Major Paine follows Bowser Memphis Miller Little Rock Ark Shearer Memphis Mr and Mrs Ralph Bosard Edgar reeman Bosard Miss Lydia Hidinger Memphis ixorcross Atlanta Anderson Memphis uardiner and Mrs Walter Some of Best Known Members of Engi neering Profession in South Perish Dur ing Pleasure Trip stopped their work to glide through the air Paul Maj Mr and Mrs ick Oxford Miss William Hamon Memphis Waters ox Paducah Ky Mrs Dorroh Oxford Miss Mrs Lonnie Caldwell Memphis i Jack Cothran engineer on jsteamer oimonson tireman Thompson stoker Moore negro deck hand Plunkett negro deck hand MISSING McNeily Nashville By the Associated Press INDIANAPOLIS Alay Judge James A Collins in criminal court today overruled a motion to strike vital parts of the murder in dictment against Stephen juii lumier urunci uragon Ku Klux Klan Earl Klinck (entry They are wmi we muruer unernoitzer or Indianapolis Counsel for the defendant Norman Catastrophe Victims Near Mem phis Tenn Also Daughter of Local Coal Dealer and Her Son Mr and Mrs Ralph Bosard and Son George Anderson Shearer Perish by and WASHINGTON bition reached a blocking of more have for the use navy and second for an efficient patrol by the coast guard and in tlie interim the supply of liquor ifrortt abroad has continued with iviuuveiy unit: inierrerence birvcle wnn nns tbo roads in the vicinity and who is Known to have held upoiiples early in the week holdup being on the Hessen Cas sel road not far from the scene of the murders of Miss Berber and isher on Tuesday night the is however will extra attention I will prompt sons Approve Hospital WASHINGTON Alay 1 nite decision to construct a erans bureau hospital at Snelling ATlnn wasj reached day by Director jaies of veterans bureau ana ment officials Barbers of Chicago Boost Hair Cuts to 7 Sc and Shaves 35c I Service 1 9 Chien wear their uno least Local Woman Honored By Order By the Associated Press IOGANSPQRT Ind May Approximately 300 members from cities throughout the state attend eJ annual Indiana convention or the Women's Catholic Order of foresters here riday Delegates to the national convention at Den ver August 4 were named as fol lows: Aliss Alae Alurphy Logans port Miss Emma Valk Ham mond Miss Mary Kirschmcr La fayette and Miss Nora Luck of Whiting Air uy Al Pet Phillips and Sauer wet chosen as One of Widens ralvi wanaerea onto land Cl a an artificial VVIIILC ELICUIUU a a a 1 a lci i Result: 1 damage ance of children's week will be given in the afternoon by the chil dren of the church Joe AIcCarty will sing AT STOCKWELL 41 i i ii i uvinei way wui oe ooserveu ny the Stockwell Methodist church an mt ml rhi tl xne service win start prompny ati 10 and will be a union I service of the Sunday school and morning worship Special vdcal and instrumental music will be rendered We shall have the pleasure ot hearing the orchestra The pastor will speak on an ap propriate theme Opportunity will be given to any to unite with the church or to 'deceive Christian bap tism Rev JL Meredith pas tor loyd Grannon is the new flip ipmihlipfln nurtu in yette his election as chairman ot Geyer tlie cily central committee CINEW QUEEN Girl Who Once for Pola Negri Sordid Scheme dalize Actress Some Rum Ships Lift An chor and Put to Sea as By th? Associated Press) tJRT WAYNE Jnd May 9 william Richter a deputy sheriff is being held by the police as asiispectin tlie under of Aliss Kathryn Berber aged 25 and her fiance Howard' isher age 27 whose (bodies were' found in automobile parked alohg a road 'Goutli of this city early Thursday morning ALL CLUES DESTROYED Richter is alleged to have or dored the death car washed up when it was taken to tlie garage Garage employes were washing the ear when the police arrived to see it and any clues Hie car may have offered had been destroyed explanation early today developed a straight forward story of his movements on the night me muruer at his home ACT Tlie police murder was committed bv a degenerate It is believed Aliss Herbert vas criminally attacked cither just before or just after site was shot to death Evidence to this effect has been found by the police That the dual slaying may have ticcn committed by a man on viiv44 UIVVUV4 3 AIL 4 JJLU Closes Tocsin Bank afternoon at 3 The mother of every member has been rune extended a special invitation toat I tend the observanace which will be coupled with a Alay day celebra tion in honor of the Blessed T'irgin Alary the Mnther nf flri program will consist of a hymn to the Blessed Virgin by all present piano solo Aliss Elsie Ricks ad dress Rev AI of church Kessen Machree Plans were ordered completed for four new buildings at a spe cial meeting of the board of trus tees of Purdue university ridav and contracts will be awarded tn June for all four structures They are the new horticultural building second unit of the electrical en gineering building high tension laboratory which will bp built as a part of the new electrical build ing and an addition to the annex the structure now used for offices and seed storage for the tural experiment station high tension laboratory addition to the annex ready for occupancy by tne otuer two units completed before some time next year President stated Walter is architect for the horticultural and other agricul tural building and Nicol Scholar jand Hoffman for tlie other two I structures i Two more commissioned officers were assigned to the Purdue mili tary unit They are Capt Ralph Terrell and Lieut Carl Holmes who will report here in June as assistant professors of military science and tactics This will make eleven commissioned of ficers for the Purdue unit i Keggereis of the engineer ing experiment station staff was granted a leave of absence for study at Yale where lie will complete his degree i Several faculty piomotions also were approved officially They were Campbell from assistant professof to associate professor of agricultural botany 1 Scott from assistant pro tor of English to assistant pro definite sugtresiions for observance are given except that mothers be shown special honors and respect In keeping with this idea a number of churches have announced special sermons and musical programs in which moth ers will form the central theme GITS OR MOTHER Most important (probably he the which the dav and daughters to show their mo i liters in a private and personal I way The hearts of many moth ers will be gladdened by the rc ceipt of flowers candy a beautiful catd with the sentiment ot the occasion or a gift of some nature sent perhaps by a boy or girl who is far ay Alothers will be guests of honors at special family dinners and similar tribute will be shown in various other ways Several Purdue student groups have arranged to have day dinners It is the prevailing custom on day 'to1' wear a white! i flower cn the coat lapel in metnorylT A LNDIANA ELECTS OICERS By the Associated Press) ORT WAYNE Ind May jnatana members or tne travelers i 'Protective association in conven a 3 1 2 4 I nun iiere i ouay titxieu Tucker of Indianapolis president of the association for the coming year 1 1 Charles Zink also of Indian i apolis was re elected secretary treasurer 'Vice presidents named are John Kraft of LTankfort Pouch of New Albany and! rank Essbom of Hammond II Gutelius of Indianapolis: I Kelly of South Bend Zor baugh of ort Wayne tijohn of AIu4icie A ot Columbus New Albany rectors Huntington 1926 convention city MOTHER'S DAY IS ID BE OHSEHVEU Sunday isTimeSet 'feric or Remembrance of Guardian Angel Special Services Here Lafayette will take part in the national observance of day The idea of setting aside one day each year on which the: mothers of the land ate especially iwinni'nzi sc ta rs a year ance 1925 WILL SERVE "TERM OR STEALING AUTO Howard King and Joseph Burke charged with stealing a Buick touring car owned bv Sylvan Sinjtson April 27 entered 1 guiltyi to grand larceny in the ircuit court Saturday Judge It outer Hennegar imposed a sentence of to 14 years at Pen dleton reformatory and a fine of MOO and costs in caclt case him He denies any at the cc bofj house isherjdrove out It declaresl lie turned north returning to I house where lie had been earlier in the leif Will Speak Sunday in readiness for the an pearance at Trinity Af church I Sunday afternoon of Dr Abraham Zinglter of New York Citv who i gained considerable prominence by his campaign against contagiousdiseases in his work as a member jof the New Work board of health (The address is scheduled to begin i at 2:30 o'clock and will be pro fusely illustrated with slides show ing methods of combatting gud preventing diphtheria and scailet fever: Dr subject will be Alodein Conquest of Diph tnerta ana Hcanct A cor dial invitation is extended to all physicians and the general public io atrenct Dr Zingher will appear in La fayette under auspices of the Tip pecanoe tion iiesday mill a couple tn ajthe riiled car on tlie Hessen Cassel road were hold tip and robbed of ail their valuables The man approached and loft on a tcycle' tracks of which were found in the roadway Wednesday morning when detectives in vestitrated The man pinched the girl and site screamed no good I want you anyway" he said ueitei 4 4 orert 4 hn tliz3 eInn I1 oln I I tl ing was a murnvr anti suicme with one of the occupants of them pulling the trigger No suspicions existed that the two deaths were due to a third person at first Lafayette and Purdue igure Iti Mississippi River Horror In Which Score Lose Lives Three University Graduates Among Steamer PURDUE MEN RESCUED A telegram Winfield! Phillips and Cocirier news staff afternoo from Everett Purdue qj 1910 formerly Lafajsstre and Purdue 1924 both Memphtj Tenn said Vets Meet at Angola By the Associated Press! ANGOLA In2 Alay StudeT baker Tigers officiallv known nC I the 15t Indiana volunteers will andimeet here in reunion tomorrow to i 23rd anniversary of man jwhieh sunk below Alemphls ibetng mustered into the May 8th: Anderson class! army for service in the Spaish Shearer class I American war The regiment com Ralph Bosard wife and son manded by Col George Stude lost lives Jimmie Wood class 1 baker of South Bend was made AV Miller (Maggie) class i up of companies from South Bend i and Airs Shearer rort Wayne Elkhart Goshen An and chiffl rescued jgola Auburn Waterloo Plymouth County Aledical associa of the charged I of Aliss Madge see Mississippi and Arkansas iver I linn tiaIic i uaouiiiu landing where the searched ill With nnani fil tlie hope that someone INDIANAPOLIS Alay 9 Tocsin bank of Tocsin' Ind mites norinwest of Bluffton was closed by State Banking Commis sioner Evans Woolens AVhile the band had assets of $170000 they were said to have been agricul tural notes and could not be re deemed at this time Stockholders of the Institution Who Mr Woolens said were liable for $25000 of the assets will meet ATonday to discuss the situation The bank was a private organiza tion i Three Purdue university graduates one Lafayette jwonlan and her child lost their lives in the sinking of1 the United States government steamer late riday afternoon in the Mississippi river below Memphis Tenn All of the victims had been attending a convention of the Mid south Association ot Engi neers at Memphis and the disaster occurred while they were taking a river trip as part of the convention pro entertainment Ralph Bosard Purdue 1913 ids wilev who was ormerly Graefe reeman of Lafayette their son Lugar reeman Bosard yeafsiold Charles English Shearer Purdue Anderson their: lives in steamer CHARLES 1 Mr 17 1881 from Ifiirdue with the class of 1905 in civiL engineering lie was mar ried1 ijf 1911 tp Alias Annette Os They had been living for some 'time at 1570 Linden avenue Memphis was employea aw chief engineer "of theMempliid Bridge company In 1918 re ceived a special appointment from the United States Bureau of In sular rtkirs and was sent by the war jdipartnient to Alanila 1 (lie served until 1920 I Besides Mrs Shearer hfe is sttr i viVed py three children James r)s trandefi Shearer born in 1912 Margaret Emma Shearer born 1918 and John William Shearer born in 1921 1 GRACE REEMAN BOSARD race reeman Bosard was 1 1 he (laughter of Air i If'rcemnn ot 1420 Alain liter fatfiett being the head of the I reeman Coal company She was 1 1QS7 find ws united tui it unv A in marriage to Ralph Bosard De I i A in tO L'l a rirvico! ktoa di' am 4 iimI rnt A nnrthi liVlUidiWiio a ttv av at 1 rman of this city Mr 1 1 reeman went to Memphis Satur L'day uind will bring the bodies to I Lafayette for service and bunai providing the bodies can be found MISSISSIPPI ENGINEER I Bosard vas born in Indi 1 anapohn March 27 1889 and was zc Af jva1 Itlro LHC WL U4 anu 4u i Bosardjnow living at Little River i VL i AchmafiMl in IhP J' iu JU4 caucuwo 4 War Department Will Investigate Sinking Of Steamer NormanInternational New Service WASHINGTON Alay An in vestigation of the circumstances trr 4 La i a vapNiziug and the eamcr Norman in the Mississippi river south of Memphis? will be made Immcdiat ly by the war department it was announced todav Prof MEMPHIS Tenn May 9 in what was con sidered one of the ivorst stretches of the Mississippi river the government steam er Norman carrying delegates cf the Alid South Association! of En oinftPi'c no 1 vupoiAvu UHU Uitri CQ death more than a score of sons 16 miles below Memphis night NEGRO PROVE HERO Rut lor the heroism cf Tom mntnrhns 1 to safety many of the sixty pas survivors said that might have been (uilliotni Ijindln near wnicn point the Norman er rocking oral times current is many of those caught "were carried to death in this speeding water The Norman today rested bottom up on the muddy bed of the river ana eitorts were made to away her Hull in Ute hope1 that some of the 22 listed as (might be found I A number of small steamers rindinotorboats combed tlie Tennessee ituid Arkansas shores of tlie river seeking any survivors who might have safely reached a hand bar VESSEL TURNS OVER 'The steamer a 114 foot vessel had fifty persons on board and was returning from Cow Island in tlie Mississippi river It was moving along smoothly when it suddenly began to rock from side to sih The swaying continued for pcrlinps five minutes when the ship turned completely over and sunk a few minutes later AVhen the boat first began to list passengers were ordered to the high side of the ship and as it swayed back they returned to the other side The passengers con tinued to distribute their weigh I until the shi capsized Tho rud der failed to respond when tiro Norman first began to list accord ing to Howard enton captain of iccfeived by MorrisQ 7 1r of the Journal irncr rr hi Saturday 1 lodges of West auquher residing an Air Bosard is parents Air and and a sister Miss BOsard is connected with the educational department university as instructor at high school The bodies Bosard had not been recovered at noon5 Saturday but the body of little Edgar Bosard was recovered soon after the tragic happening GEORGE LEE ANDERSON George Lee Anderson was born tn Poland Ind Oct 7 1894 and was graduated fromt the civil engi neering school at Purdue university tin 1921 He served in the world the! war as! a member of an infantry regiment and at the 'time of his tdeath'Avas employed as chief 1 draughtsman for the Ayres Aliil ier Engineering company of Mcm DROPS SIX CENTS itsy me Assocratea i Tessj Alay 9 A collapse of a mother who has died and a colored flower for a living mother AT BAPTIST CHURCH A special day service! will be held at tlie irst Baptist entiren bunuav evening Old hymns and songs reminiscent1 of! 7 rionie invmerana enuanood win be sung by soloists and by the congregation and tendered upon the organ The organ prelude will be made up of a medley of old home songs such as Home Silver Threads the and a Tw Then will fol hymn of God Aly God to a hvmn of church Church in the a hymn of Mo prayer life the Secret of His and several oth ers closing with an improvisation ot a Land That Is airer Than Those taking partwill be the members of the church quartet and other singers of the Congregation Ilrv fhorlos Tine Goodsell will speak briefly on the subject "Memories of A PROGRAM Alernbers of Immaculate Concep tion Court No 568 Catholic i Daughters of America also will pay 'honor to their mothers in a pro At tlie urday Lady was elected vice chairman of the central committee and Ralph Al Reser Ir MHnrnr rrtio solrtz rim Ulf m'H I I li th rv 1 I will be 'left to the Incoming chair I man Schuell Jewelry Store Looted of Valuables as Theater Crowds Pass Place (By tha Associated Preus) SOUTH BEND Ind Alay A check tip on the stock in Charles Al robbed last time shows a matcly $10000 tered the store door of coal chute worked while theater crowds were passing the place i Electrical IHetermen $90 000 jewel robbery Will Meet at Purdue A ORK Aay 9 Three: Electric metermen from over In under dhection oLt school of electrical engineering and the engineering extension depart ment The primary purpose of the meeting is to improve tlie stand ards of electric metering in the state The program will ire open ed at 2 o'clock Monday afternoon at a general meeting and talks by Wynnex president Indiana Electric Light association Dean A Potter and Prof Harding head of tlie school of electrical en gineering will be given A fea be of Normal sank were niglitf by strainers HKHW Hl 1 might have reached safety below that point or that bodies might have been washed ashore The search was continued today1T11No'rna' a sister ship the Choctaw had been given over by the government to take dele rr 9 1 of the neers on a trip down the river Brother of Local Man atally Burned IBy the Associated Press 1 INDIANAPOLIS May Harry Ijlaynes 56 xvas fatally burned at (Beech Grove today by an explo sion believed to have been caused when he used gasoline to kindle a fire He is survived by two sons a nd a daughter and two brotheis and three sisters Roy Haynes one of tne brothers resides at A sister Airs Alyrtle lives at Terre Haute By the Associated Press SOUTH BENL Ind Alay 9 Alba Geyer 58 local business man was killed hen his automo bile was struck by the Twentieth Century Limited of the New York Central railroad ala crossing here Death was instantaneous Witnesses claim Geyer drove his machine to a point near the cross ling and waited thirty minutes un til lie heard the train coming lie nis machine the iv me car being square by the onrushing train as tire local manager cf hav i an automobile insurance company a meeting of 1 1 13 saKI t0 ive recently met the uuoruesrr reverses stssinm it was special commissioner to assess a salute Thousands of people om benefits ci 450000 acres of land the streets and on top of houses I At the ime of h(s death he AVas it! chief engineer tor me aorgau Engineering company IHvrr Children were born tc Air and AltjS Bosatd' Ruth Anne in 'UBctl died Ed VU114MV iVl 441V UX lVlIUkUll IU'I lost nis life withled a motion to quash the indict 1 1 4 a JillCHl 11 ILL Aid I survived by his se hearing NT 'Rnsn rrt MissHelen Bosard SCHLENSKER SUES i rAnrinnforl rrith hp a 1 tn 1 A MW zv wt Tift iimc nBy'icrbfl tn nan t'iixi iiccr i i uu heading special engineering along the Alis Lio I tU Ao BtHU IN KI VtK I ifflbtlJ I IN Stepli Bgal Skirmish I Bernice Zahniai? photc i her wav to her A i 3.