Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 64, Number 48, Jasper, Dubois County, 7 April 1922 — Page 1

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Awake new Hope at . Eastertide! Carol ye birds! Fresh flowers spring! Let child-hosannas swell the praise Life's "Eventide" its anthems raise. Hope's promise looks to endless days; At Eastertide awake and sing.

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GROWING LILIES FROM SEcDS

Federal Department of Agriculture Tells of Results of Experiments It Has Been Making.

In growing Master lilies from seeds flu time, of planting depends upoirhow the tlorI.t Intends to hnndle his stock und possibly upon which his seed becomes available, says the Rureau of Plant Industry, United State Department of Agriculture, In discussing the results of experiments with growing tfie llowrrs from seed Instead of from -liilbs. Sowing they say, can be done

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it any season If sultnble moisture conditions for germination are maintained, 'n northern climates, if seed is planted ut of doors, It should be nown in the nutumn for Spring germination. Until the trade produces iseed of the

lily und otters It for xale, it Is pointed out. It will be necessary for the grower -r j t i t 11 Jl Li to rai.e his own seed. The iet way to is this w66ez announced as sl cancliclate tor bne do this now is to procure imported Sfw ."r' Är".."1' Democratic nomination for Congress at the coming LJJh primary election. The people want a change right for planting the following January. J ' 4-4 3 CK O --r"U 4-

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not arrive. So there is no doubt of Ewings election 'next November.

Eileen Percy Has a Speedy One

Just an early Investigation. Evidently the Enster rabbit had been "on the Job" early, greatly to the satisfaction of this small boy.

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AIIAVoman Jury Tries Case. Sumrall. Miss. Mississippi's first nll-woiuan jury rendered a verdict In

Justice of the peace court here In y0ung Fox COniedieiie. is seen favor of the defendant in litigation be- , . , , , . tween Mrs. Uassy Heed and Mrs. here Ifi her latest photoplay. 11 Laura Speed, involving ownership of a titd "Elope It YOU Musi," cow. and calf. The constable refused Wnich is to be released early in to summon the women as Jurors as . . . , , , , directed and the court appointed a April- 1 fllS li a .SCMUea S tne Substitute to carry out his orders. . i, . .. . , ,.

'ELOPE IF yOU MUST

"WILLIAM FOX PRODUCTION

Mexico's Holy Week. Mexico has her holy week, celebrated with pomp and splendor, sad devotions and odd customs that still linger in the land of Montezuma. The people go from. all points of the compass far and near, on their annual pilgrimage to Guadalupe, the holiest shrine of all Mexico, where they congregate in Immense crowds. There the descendants of a nation sunk in paganism for centuries after the Crucifixion meet to celebrate the divine tragedy that was enacted in Syria 1900 years ago. The most solemn week of all the weeks of the year Is Passion week In Mexico City. Images, Icons and crucifixes are to be found everywhere. The most remarkable of the ceremonies is the blowing up of Judas. The betrayer Is represented as a misshapen monster. Hundreds of hN images are sold on Good Friday. They are filled with explosives which blow the doomed figures to atoms when let oil on Saturday morning.

Eileen Percv, the popular j speedist comedy in which th

lascinatmp miss rercy nas appearedrapid ac ion to start and finish in an efYert to prevent one elopement and bring abput another, and with the same girl figuring iu both cases.

It must have brought great Joy to the designer of the peace dollar to learn that a good many people were mi much in doubt as to whether the . bird on It was a dove or an eagle that , an official ruling was made to settle the question. '

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Spiritual Influences of Calvary. Let the world on this Easter, with all its materialism and nil Its bloodstains, be compared with the world of the first Easter, and it must be recogIzed that from Calvary radiated spiritual Influences whose very incomplete results so far encourage the most splendid visions of what humanity will become. - Bushy Tail Enriches Caddie. Brockvllle. Leslie Reynolds, a caddie of the Carleton Place Golf club, a few days ago, while searching for lost balls, saw a squirrel enter a hollow log. lie investigated and discovered that the animal had .secreted 41 balls in the log. Search of other hiding places in the locality resulted in the location of more than 50 balls.

COMMISSIONERS' CLAIMS ALLOWANCES. April Term 1922. Jos. A. Sonderman, Treas. sal.$

Frank J. Sengs Auditor's sal.. iChas. H. Hartley. Clerk's sal.

Hobt. E. Eckert, Supt. sal.. Robt. NordhotT, Sheriff sal... L. T. Blessinger, Record, sal Jas. M. Soner, Co. Assessor Ed. Blessinjrer, P. farm supt. John E. McFall, Co. Atty. . . . Dr. E. A. Sturm, Health com'r J. A. Stenfterjael, Com'r sal. Henry C. Hasenour, same Henry Hopster, same. - Eliz. Röhl man. Janitor M. A. Seidl, Attendance off.. . Cath. Blessiner, P. F. Emp.. Maggie Ilcssingcr, same....

Lena Fleck, same Leo Rohleder, "same P.J artin Rohleder, same Ren Ed Doane, Printing" Huntingburc: Argus, same. . . E. W. Pickhardt, Co. Unit rd. Dr. E. A. Sturm, Health Com. Dr. W. D. Iiretz, Coroner inq. J. V. Finke, Soldier burial.. D. L. Greene Co. Soldier buri'l E. E. Ellis, same Alex. Philips, same Henry J. Sentf, Aud. Clerk.. Dr. M. M. Parsons, P. Colum A. Crowder, Poor Columbia..

Ed C. Johnson, Poor Patoka. John Sehwinjrhamer, P. Cass Cres. Pharmacy, P. Bainbr'ge Dubois Co. Tel. Co. sup. C. II. Dubois Co. Tel. Co. sup. Jail. . Dubois Co. Tel. Co. poor F.. . Dubois Co. Tel. Co. off. Aud. Dubois Co. Tel. Co. off. Clerk Dubois Co. Tel. Co. ex. Sheriff Dubois Co. Tel. Co. ex. Assess.

Dubois Co. Tel. Co. off. Treas.

Dubois Co. Tel. Co. ex. Supt Frances Bartley, Clerk Asst. Carl Theile, rep. Court II Carl Theile, sup. Court II Herbert Röhl man, sup. CIL Walter J. Krodel, same: .... Frank Eckenfels, same ConL Mfg. Co., same M. F. Durlauf, repairs C. II. G. II. Schanbacher, same. . . . Gus Gramelspacher, sup C. II. Anton Vollmer, same Adam P. Dudine, same Ph. J. Kunkel, sr.me John H. Kreke, same F. L. Schneider, same Iluntinburs: Bank, same Raw;, J, Kueblcr, same Edw. J KebJer; sup.-P. F., . -Geo. P. Warner, same. ..... John Kelllams, same Martin Hopf, same Flora Stenftenajrel, same... Flora Stenftenagel, -sup. jail. Alois Birk, same..'. Ed C. Johnson, Cont. Disease Omer Jahn, off. ex. Treas Jas. M. Songer, ex. Assessor J. P. Huther, off. ex. Recorder Robt. E. Eckert, off. ex. Supt. Fred Seger, Hawk bounty. . . Jas. Hochgesantr, same Otto G. Hemmerlein, same. . Edward Hopf, fame Fred Krodel, same Henry Hauser, same

Othmar Miller, same Herman Kreilein, same Albert Ackerman, same Fred Stenftenagel, same Henry Kapp, same Henry Fisher, same Jos. Brelage, same L. A. Vonderschmidt, same. . Thortons Or. Home, Orphans J. A. Stenftenagel, Co Unit rd Henry C. Hasenour, same. . . . Henry Hopster, same A. Sonderman, Children guar. Edw. J. Kuebler, same X. Taichert, same John C. Hägen, same Woodburn Pt. Co. off. Auditor Woodburn Pt. Co. off. ex clerk Woodburn Pt. Co. o. ex. Treas Woodburn Pt. Co. off. Sheriff Woodburn Pt. Co. off. Record. Woodburn Pt. Co. off.'' Assess. Woodburn Pt. Co. R.R.R... Hy Vonderheide, hawk bounty H. J. Lemme, Co. Unit road claim $11.00 continued. H. J. Lemme, RRC Harbison H. J. Lemme, same Kinga Lemme, same Kinga Lemme, same F.- M. Krempp, same E. M. Krempp, same E. M. Krempp, Co. Unit road A. J. Sermersheim, same. . . . A. J. Sermersheim, RC Harb. A. J. Sermersheim, same.... F. C. Kuebler, same F. C. Kuebler, Co. Unit road. . Henry Jerger, same Henry Jerger, RRC Harbison B. Sermersheim, Co. Unit rd M. A. Hamer, same Wm. J. Emy, RRC Marion.. Ed D. Pickhardt,-Co. Unit rd. Ed D. Pickhardt, RRC Bainbr. Raymond Schüler, same. . . . Raymond Schüler, Co. LTnit rd Ed D. Pickhardt, RRC Bainbr. S. T. Wong, same, claim SI 15. continued. And Pike Co. change of venue A. D. Mercker, plat book Columbia A. D. Mercker, plat bk Harbis A. D. Mercker, plat bk Boone A. D. Mercker, pit bk Madison A. D. Mercker, plat bk Bainbr. A. D. Mercker, nlat bk Marion A. D. Mercker, plat bk Hall. A. D. Mercker, pi bk Jefferson A. D. Mercker, pi bk Jackson

A. D. Mercker, nl bk Ferdin'd Rock Road Repairs John H. Steinkamp John II. - Steinkamp

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'reo. Uebelhor et al, viewers report

set aside, 'red C. Woerner et al R. R. Pet. Viewers appointed ohn A. Krodel t al., R. R. Harbison report. Approved. J. L. Drexler et al. rept of Viewers, Approved. em. Election off. petition for. granted . D. Pickhardt, en'j. report Continued to May. os. P. Krodel, remonstrance Accepted .ny Mehringer R R. Bond, Approved Yank Melker R. R. Bond, Approved dv. Niehaus et al. road pet. Viewers appointed T. Rasch? and A. C. Rasche, bid i n Loveall Road, Rejected rritch Construction Co. bid on - Loveall Road, .Accepted cLaJJs s ' LayUt anv lUjectod: eo. r Schulte et aal., Viewers - Report, Continuetl i. H. Maunted et al, Viewers report, Continued FRANK J. SENG. Auditor Dubois County. Icnry J. Seng, Deputy. Vpiil 7, 1922. I vk.

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Dainty movie" actress, who is now taking a vacation in Japan. She is considered by many as the most beau tiful woman on the speaking rtage as well as on the screen. She will return to the 'movies" upon her return from abroad. CORRECT FOR THE LUNCHEON

Bisques and Bouillons Should Served in Two-Handled Cupsthe Latest.

Bisques and bouillons are the correct soups for luncheons and should be .served In two-handled cups (the newet form is the two-handled cup which Is very shallow and broad known as a "cream soup cup"). Tho ue of bouillon cups at dinner or of soup plates at luncheon stamps the hostess as Ill-Informed. Roast beef or mutton may not be offered as tho hearty course at luncheon ; chops, croquettes, patties, birds or broiled chicken are correct. A formal luncheon may be started with a fruit course of berries, graiefruit or melon; or with a cocktail of mixed fruil: or with clams, crab meat or oysters.