The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 19 April 1928 — Page 1
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GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, THURSDAY, APRIE 19, 1928.
No. o9.
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the club can benefit fiom the know] e<lge and experience of 1. .|,. t j n the field of bu.-int-.-s and
sions.
Tlie next meeting will be a punic
meeting, May 111, at the h. m.
J. O. Canimack. Miss Cat | |
lotson is chairman of th. in charge. Annual electa , of
May meet-
CERTIFIED LIST OF NAMES IS RECEIVED HERE
U’.I.D III<,H j ( H ' ers will take place at t .
,\Sll M Till RSDAY, i n g,
' U'ltll. 20.
NAMES OF (AN DIDATES FOR NOMIN NITON'S OF ROTH PARTIES SENT HERE.
SHOOTS MAD DOG Chief of Police Dave Braden shot a mad i|og this morning in a hollow just south of Howard troet and east of Crown street. The .>g, according to Bradm, w. s a stra> pup and was frothing at the mouth. No one in that neighborhood reported being bitten by the animal.
STUDY COURSE MEETING HELD ON WEDNESDAY
A. T. O. TO MOVE SATURDAY
ANSI \l.
TWO CHILDREN Ml I ( !)
PROGRAM CHICAGO, April P). (I P) i , __ children were reported k .1 . d a ^ I ,t>.-ented In The 'l 02 *' 11 others fatally in , I
%sium !.»«» Spring.
< LOSED
II I SDAV
NIGH I
(..tended.
collapse of a wall of tin- I-lam.,1,1,11
school here today.
The children were shov.i red v bricks while playing in t . , ;
grounds.
(omplete Lis', of Candidates For stale Offices For Both Parties Are Vs Follows
, .grain for the sec-
,,1,, exhibit, to be held
ymnasium on the
I I, ,1 .Ixy, April 2U, has ip M -s Leona Kest- ], -iial education for J, . Bausman, director
j in for boy s.
liam includes club drills, ling, chi rua, wand drill,
.mil, tumbling, boxing, j),,. boys and girls to ELDERLY OKI. V Hum V M \ \ \\ v
NEW ANGLE IN HALL-MILLS MURDER CASE
have been hard at ■ al weeks in order to J. y .• of the program.
HE KILLED NEW
HM PEL.
JERSEY
1 attended the first
g, presented last
ho in charge are enmake as good an im-
» a was made in
POLICE
nil he
|j g Eighth
follows:
A
RENO, Okla., Apr. 19. (TP)-
* ra< e square-jawed, bushy haire. : man
29, who startled the country y. te,
day with the
sixth that he was the slayer in th. famm.
Hall-Mills murder case, va held .
th, eighth, and first communicado here today.*
Authorities, skeptical of E "i I
fexteen girls.
Fifth and
| - and girls. ... h and sixth grade
T he certified list of names of perons filing petitions for state offices, subject to the decision of the primaries on May 8, wa- received Wednesday afternoon by Ferd Lucas, county clerk, from the office of Fred E Shortemeier, secretary of state. The last day for the filing of declaration was midnight Tuesday night, but the majority of the petitions had been filed previous to that time. The list includes the ten candidates for the Republican nomination and the seven candidates for the Democratic nomination for governor. Declarations of three men for each party were filed for senator, two for Representative from the Fifth district for the Democratic nomination, and one, Noble J. Johnson, for the
Republican nomination.
For state representative from Putnam and Owen counties, hut one man u |- from the Democratic and Republican parties filed their declarations, C. A.
sudden annoimcerAent Ta - vl,,r of «!' p "cer, and Harlan R.
Denton of Farmer.
The names will be placed on the. ballots. The following is the complete certified li-t received from the
THE WEATHER
Fair and colder tonight with frost. Friday fail not quite so cold west
and central portions. 0 MASONIC NOTICE
Called meeting Temple Lodge No. 47 Friday at 7 :MO p. ni. F. C. degree.
B. A. Daggy, YVm. E. E. Caldwell, Sec.
VBOl’T THIRTY-FIVE PERSONS YVERE IN ATTENDANCE AT HIGH SCHOOL.
ROY P. WISEHART W AS HERE
Organization of Proposed Conference W as Discussed. Next Meeting To Be Held In Indianapolis.
CLUB WOMEN CONSIDERING BUYING HOME
GRI 1 N* \ ILE Cl 1 I! WOMEN ASKED TO CONSIDER PER-
CH \• NG IOHN HOME.
Roy Wisehart, state superintendent 'of public instruction, and Mr. Steinbach, state high school inspector,' were the principal speakers at the Study Course conference, which waheld in the Greeneastle high school auditorium Wednesday afternoon. 1 The meeting started at 2:li0 o’clock. About thirty-five persons were in attendance, which included, -chool 1 I superintendents, principals, and teachers. Four counties in the district were represented, Vigo, Parke, Clay and
Putnam;
The meeting Wednesday afternoon
Construction on the new home of Alpha T'au Omega on East Seminary street will be completed within the next two days and the fraternity will move from its present location on East Washington street next Sat-
urday.
Practically the entire interior work was completed early this week and the house is being furnished today and tomorrow Landscaping is nro-gies-ing rapidly and will be comp.vied within the next two weeks. The fraternity wil hold a formal opening May 19 and 20 with a conclave of the three other Indiana chapters of the fraternity o
BIRGER PAYS FOR MURDER ON GALLJWo
NOOSE TAKES LIFE OF ILLINOIS GANG LEAPFR ON THURSDAY.
TRAP SPRUNG AT 9:. r .l
Charlie Rirger Died Gamely For Slaying of Mayor Joe Adams Of West City.
SET SUNDAY AS NEW YOR. FLIGHT DAY
BENTON, 111., Apr. 19. (UP)— Charlie Birger, one of the most colorful gang leaders of Southern Illinois died on the gallows pt 9:51 v M. today, charged with ce spirm* the rder of Mayor Joe Adams of West
GERMANS RUSH REPAIR WORK
ON PLANE AT GREENLY
ISLAND.
in ed execution •eisohs begart c .inty jail here \ w.rer Bii 1 r
\ r 1:
SKI l’T!( \l
Flrwin Allens “Confession" Ma Throw New Light on Double
Murder Eight Years A
Allen’s confession, awa t. " ' ' ,
Greeneastle Club women have been was purely an organization affair mi asked tn consider the purchasing of that the committees can be named the Dr. J. P. 1). John residence on'and other plans rapidly outlined at South Lncu treet, to be used as a the next meeting which will he held general dub house fm the various, in Indianapolis, on May 10, 11. dub member , anil also as a memor- Nine preliminary meetings will be ial to Dr. and Mrs. John. held in the state so that every school The matter was put before the. district in the state will be familiar clubs and it was not known Thurs-i with the organization and what will day just what the outcome would be. be achieved. The price asked for the home was] jp (he aim of those in charge to said to be approximately $12,500. | evolve a study course systerA that —0. ! will be adequate in avering for prac-
j tically every need of school children land will thus enable the children to
gain the results of
IRISHMAN
•N
Big Reception Is Planned For FransAtlantic Fliers In Gotham And
At Capital.
Drawn by the sc ■ more than a thou gathering outside ’ today, to await K *
walked to the gallows, 'it man to die in Illinois by that method.
One hundred special depr v sher-
ST VTFMFNT iff^ - pi’ ”°d for their ity as rr rksmen latrolk I the str ami mingled with the crowd as the hour
for the hanging drew near. “It’s a beautiful world,” Birrer said
as he walked alone up the steps of the gallows and looked 0. on the
crowd.
Just before Phil Hanna, the White
, diill—Sixth grade,,
. phomores, girls.
Hall , the
near New night of Sept.
New Jersey officials who .. . ing the details of the conf. -hu . Allen reopened the widely known murder mystery with a “(piO wm
th, eighth, and confession in which he ih . ri!" d in
detail how he purportedly . hilec by a dentist, a relative of Mi-. E'.-a
St e: h and eighth grade nor Mills, to kill her and th< lb v.
Edward Wheeler Brunswick, N. J.
14, 1922.
The relative ordered the I 'hhu m .CHAie'* tie- lamlly naJ !, . di.-j r.
ed”, Allen charged.
A woman, whose name he would] not reveal because of hi lov for her,
IA I ^ FI IJI^DU helped him murdei the 1 i 1 iLilXLt s;i ji|. The name of the ch-nti t, A
resident of Elizabeth, N. , wn- ..ill)
| \ - PROFESSIONAL held by “ ut |' orities ^ ' I I! m SPONSOR- story r,, " 1,i l '" inv, " tl ' ‘ " ■ ' . ( ' Sheriff I . C . , M t ■ 1 . I IB ij rA I. ,, . ,,
allow any one to interview Allen.
The story as fur as office: her. to erect a tuberculosis could determine, tallied with cio 10 V ' county patients , tam .|.. s of tin- e . ■ . I by the Business Mrs. Hall and her broth. 1 . Willi' i Women’s club, ae- an ,| Henry Stephens, tw ■ weri 'rieil
ic uncement following am i aC quitted.
PRESIDENT
Democrat Evans Woollen, Indian-
apolis.
Republican- Herbert Clark Hoover, Palo Alto, California; James E. Watson, Rushville. GOVERNOR Democrat—Earl H. Crawford, Milton; Frank C. Dailey, Indianapolis; 1 George ii. Dale, Muncie; John E. ITe.lrick, Kokomo; George E. Hersh-
STUTZ AUTO WITHDRAWS FROM RACE
MURRAY BAY, Que„ April 19. (UP)—Sunday may find the trans-
Atlantic airplane Bremen winging coun tv hang-man, stepped up to addown the American coast line towards j t loose and l:!ni k head mask, New York, it became known today. B, r ger waved his hi. " a man in
Major James Fitzmaurice, the Irish t ) le fro vd and said: Free State flyer, told the United „ Good Dye( doC- ..
Pr * KS toda y h °P wl to return 10 Then he asked: “Where is the
conferences of] Greenly ^Island Friday with hangman?
prominent school officials and teach
i rf:n( h ( ar r \r \hf: \d END! R \ N( B TEST M SPEEDWAY.
ers in the ^tate.
On each committee, at the meeting to be held in Indianapolis, will be a school superintendent, school princip- ] al, and classroom teachers. In this ] way each committee will be well represented with advisory members as
well as actual teachers.
INDIAN A PC) LIS, Apr. 19. (UP)
HOSPITAL COUNTY IS
man, Crown Point; Olin H. Holt, Ko- The “4 hour mutch rar between the
komo; Samuel B. Wells, Scottsburg. Republican—Thomas H. Adams, Vincennes; I>. Burns Douglass, F’ort Wayne; Jos.-e E. IxMldiach, Warsaw; Charles S. Ewry, Portland; Charles W. Jewett, Indianapolis; Frederick Landis, Logansport; Ulysses S. Lesh, Indianapolis; Harry (i. Leslie, Lafayette; Alvah Rucker, Indianapolis; l-Tederick E. Schortemeier, IndianapoU SENATOR
French-made Hi .0?• v 1 ' 1 tl.el American-made Stutz Automobiles elided abi upHy here today when the Stutz machine went into the pits for] the ninth time since the start of tinrace and it- haekei- definitely with-
drew.
The Stutz was forced out at H:21 with a broken connecting rod. When the Stutz* with* lew from the race, the Hispnno had traveled 54;; lap (1 ,:i.')7'/(. miles) in 19 hours
COMPANIES MERGE
BLOOMINGTON, lnd„ April (UP)— Several million dollars weninvolved by the tneiger of four stone companies, forming the Shawnee Stone Company to operate in the
Bloomington field.
The merged units are the Shawnee quarry, operating near here; Oolitic Stone Mill, of Bloomington; the W. K. Rahan Mill, of Chicago; and tin-
for the Bremen and that the start to , . , . . .. v , -i, 1 1 Hanna stepped up, and in his charN Wh^i: a^rt^:Sthe ac r «c manner sought quiet,v *0 reconditioned hi,, with its th.ee-man apologize to he doome.l man to. .e crew reunited, will resume its Right duty he was about to perfo m. from the tinv Quebec island, to “That’s dl right; you (i n’t have Mitchel field, New York. to apologize for anything, 1 have These developments, announced to- nothing aga ■ st anyone in the woild
day by Major James Fitzmaurice, any more,
cleared up the uncertainty and con- A moment later Ham rapidly adjecture which have attended comple- justed the noose, and at 9:51 the trap ■ji, timi of the hop ever since the Bre- was sprung, '-nding Charley Birger men made a forced landing at Green- to the fate he openly defied for years |y 1 land last . : ; and then mocked when placed in pris-
T. A. Smiddy, minister of the Irish on.
Free State, received a telephone call - o
in New Y'ork from Fitzmaurice stating the colonel wculil wait at Murray) Bay, Quebec, for repair parts for ,he Bremen, take them back to Greenly island and fly <>ut with Baron von
Mahan & Co., Sales organization, of j Hui-ni-leld and Capt. Knelil.
Grover Whalen, chairman of Mayor]
„ James J. Walker’s committee for the*
Arthur iValker Is In Greeneastle
< Tiicago.
, f that club last night,
Flk. Lodge.
ifering a prize of five h school student of -■"! will write the best d of such a hospital. . lintendent of the
j hospital, explained
-ri-ular patients nted there, this
Allen received (Ion and a t for committing thi- dime, In- id.
a
INDIAN \!’(M Is LIVE' DM h
Democrat- !.. William Curry, Indi- and fll minute ITn Stutz had cover-] anapoli. ; Walter Myers, Indianapolis; h u t _>|),-j | a| , alu j had spent a great Albert Stump, Indianapolis. part of it- time in the pits. The HDRepublican—Solon J. Carter, Indi- j, ano average for l,;{50 miles was 7().‘l anapolis; Arthur L. Gilliom, South miles per hour. Backers of the two Bend; Arthur R. Robinson, Indianapo- cars had wagered f.!5,000 in the out-
Roscoe Randall Dies Wednesday
INDIANAPOLIS, Apr. 19. (UP) Hog pi ices were 10 15 i .-nts hu-f *' on the Indianapoli Livi-tock Fixare change today. Hulk 100 >0 ll- hn-.'
was sold around $9.90-$ 10 ■'5, the top
■
to do; moreover, it 1)r i,. P said being $10.2. R. • ipt tdie for the great in- 1 ta | ( „| 5^00. five humlr.-d fort) fi\-
1 of patients applying of t his number wer. holdovi-i.-. _ The cattle and calvi market w- c • (ahlishment of the tu- |i tt | ( . changed but ha . tendem y t
go
and the discovery of irn H li K htly higher I ipts numb.
ulosis there has been e)) 559 an ,| sOO, n--, , ve!>.
1 “» such an institution. steers cleared at >11 t<» 'to- institution which Vealers brought $14 15 and ’ Ulk, ‘ ''are of patients calves were au.-tioneil ofl at
by the clinic, is the to * The Sheep miirket clo-ed
Beef
$13.50. heavy $it;.t)0
lis.
Member of House of Representatives F’rom FYfth District. Democrat—Charles J. McCullough, Brazil; Henry YV. Moore, Terre Haute. Republican— Noble J. Johnson, Terre Haute. Slate Representative l-’roni Putnam and Owen Counties Democrat Harlan R. Denton, Farmer. Republican—C. A. Taylor, Spencer. PROSECUTOR Democrat Clifford Dickerson. Republican—Marshall D. Abrams.
come of the race. It wa announo that another Stutz would enter the race against the Hr pano to run until one o’clock today a an exhibition affair.
SON OF MRS. NELLIE RANDALL DIES IN BLOOMINGTON.
OLD RESIDENT VISITED HERE
J. S. ( h \ MM. I K OF < LINTON row NSHII* Gl\ I > IN I EKES I 'NG IM'ORM VHON.
-ille, hut this hosy 10H beds for the 92
, 1 I Inum County’s quota
| - said.
• 1 business, the club last d to send Lucy Bowen, J’ ■ i. cate to the state . the Business an<l Pro- ' i-ii's club, at Michigan l!, i 20, mid 21. Miss Filla
teady.
Receipts numbere 100
Commencement Exercises Held At Reelsville H S.
J S. Chandler, one of the older farmer of Clinton township was in Greeneastle this week and in calling at The Daily Banner Office, gave us some interesting inf-nmation concerning himself and the county. Mr.
Rjscoe Randall, 23 year old son of Mrs. Nellie Randall 705 South Col lege Ave., died in Bloomington Wed nesday. Death was due to tuberculosis, from which he had been suffering for some time. At one time he had been a patient at Sunnyside Sanator ium, Indianapolis. Mr. Randall was an architect an was employed in Bloomington at the time of iiis death, lie passed away at the home of an aunt in that city. His mother and ister, Miss Gretchen who is in the local High School are in Bloomington, having been called there by the critical illness of Mr.
Randall.
FNinoral services will lie held in Bloomington Friday morning and interment will take place in Newman,
reception of distinguished visitors to New Y'oik, also received a telegram sent from Clark City, Quebec, by Fitzmaurice, in which the Irish flier asked that the impression that he was i n route to New Y’oik alone be corrected He said he was on his way to Murray Bay, to arrange for parts to repair the Bremen an conduct busine-s on behalf of von Hueiiefeld and Koehl. He added that he would return to Greenly island today. Fitzmaurice landed on Lake St. Agnes, Quebec, yesterday after a two day flight from Greenly island in the plane of C. A. (Duke) Schiller. The lake i twelve miles from Mur-
represkntatiyf; 1 CARNEGIE FOUND i!0N. DINNER GUEST.
Artnu*- Walker, a number of the committee < n educat -.n jf the American Insti; a . ■■ jf Vu-liUe ture will lahonor gu" at a b- nq'-ct ' < vei.ing at L-i’ r eii 1! d' Mr \\ r will he the f u st of Dr and Mrs. K. T. Stephenjan while n f e c::y.
Kiwanians Learn About Own State
1 i\ bay, a popular watciing place on HARRY REID, OF DUO M-.R MOthe Gulf of St Lawrence only in ty JOR ASSOCIATION IS SPEAKmiles from Quebec. ER THURSDAY.
BODY NY NS I Ol NO
Chandler is nearing his 77th birth- j am j|y ), a . lived in Green-
GARY, Ind., April 19. (1 I') —
With a mpe about tin neck, the body
I of an unidentified man wa
I,ake Michigan here
elected alternate. Many (afternoon. The body had be-ai ' 1 1"' 1 will attend part of water about three week J appeared to have been
1 - ihe business session years old.
are a very interesting
found in
NVi- ini . day
in the
The man about 28
I Ol RTEKN SENIORS WERE GRADI M ED FROM REELS-
\ ILLE II'Gil St HOOL.
Fourteen seniors in the Reelsville high -ehool graduated Wednesday
evening. Ine exercises were the Reelsville high school and were well attended.
day. Ib- lives on the farm entered by his father, Scudy Chandler, who came to Putnam county from near Craborchard, Kentucky. He came here in 1824, and brought with him a wealth of early hi-tory. Mr. Chandler fought in the war of 1812 against England and wa- a commissioned officer in that war. He came to Clin-
building ton township and .-ttlixl on the pres-
ent Chandler farm, because of a
castle for the
past four years. 0 ■
Four Schools To Hold Exercises
Meanwhile the Junkei plane F-13,
sister ship of the Bremen returned to
Curtis field, New York, tonight and orders immediately w.-re given the removal of its propeller, Pilot Fred Melchoir aid woul be shipped hy train to Murray Bay. L--
said a new propeller, now being made would be fitted to the F'-l 3 and the
ship flown hack to Montreal. Miss llerta Junkers, daughter of
the plane builder, who flew to Can--adu from New York with Melchoir and her brother, Erhardt, in the Jun-
kers F'-l3, was one of the first to greet Maj. Fitzmaurice on his arrival of Murray Bay. Her brother had returned to New Y’ork with Melchoir.
held in
SENIORS OF Ft M R COUNTY HIGH SCHOOLS WILL GRADUATE
tonight.
profession of law. An 1 “i ion followed his talk,]
■ any questions
forming of a jury, the equity” and the methods
, 'ufe- Speaking of the
1 ' mge of law Judge fhe next thing this ’ "w it will have laws 11 'plane crimes. And it ,| to catch them.” He
t ! optimism when he
• -''hill- q
“Life Of Edward Rector” Published
Prof. Whistler, formerly a member ] a rge spring, which was flowing then! —o— nf the faculty of Danville State Nor- an( j j s flowing now at the rate of Members of senior classes of four mal, and at the present time a mem- a b out r >0() b arre i s „f water in every high schools in Putnam county will
AWARD CONTRACTS
The Indiana State Highway Com-
mission at its meeting in Indianapo- j m |.. tn ,
lis Wednesday, awarded contracts for the furnishing of < uncut for state
Members of the ncastle Kiwanj™| is club were for. to hear a very , , interesting and i * ..live talk nr Indiana at the re 6 Uiar weekly 1 heon of the organization 01 Tflur. lay noon in the Presbyterian Church. Harry Reid, of the Hoosier Motor Association. was the speake. and he took as j-is subject, “Knox ndiana
First.”
Mr. Reid described the state's favorable geographical location in reference to motor traffic ens ml west and north and south. He tated that one million tourists from other states would visit and pass through Indiana
this -ear.
H toid of the * .soy interesting sights to be seen £* Dunes region and lake districts of northern
He told how nature could
he found in all its granduer at the
her of the
mint, wa the speaker for the even- runs continuously, never having stop- this evening. and delivered an address that p f>( | t|„. Uhandler’s settled on Graduation exercises will he held
ing,
FIVE HUNDRED ( "PI L'' II NN I BEEN ORDERED BY DR. H. B. LONGDEN.
was well received.
Beside-, the main address of the evening, several musical numbers were rendeied by students in the I)e-
Pauw School of Music.
the farm. at Bainbridge, Roachdale, RussellMr. (’handler, and his family have ville, and Cloverdale. Complete probeen sub rribi-r- to The Banner since grams have been compiled for each its founding more than 75 years ago. of the exercises. The programs In-
diana Portland Cement Company here was awarded the second largest contract by the State Commi ion. The Indiana Portland Cement Com-,
Rector" !>>
“The Life of Edward
appears that crime Bishop George K. <■•' ' • ,1!1 1 ■ country than else-i been issued from the thing'
t an and London pa- it I
tht same 1
, 8 1 wth of crime and estlng and cla
;- v for tightening the law Five hundred copi- have bee L 1 '^' The talk was the, dared by Dr. H. B. Longde.i, for -a e
. a 'ties arranged by the' to Rector Scholars. I
f 'onNmitte
, ...... .. . Shades and Turkey Run. He then State Education Depart- 24 hours. The spring is ice cold, and graduate from their respective schools purposes during the year and thiMn- ( | r0 j )])ed fl 0W n to the southern part
of the state, mentioning the historical value attached to Vincenn and community in the days whi n 1 nerii ca was young. Ho descriL d the awe-
pany will furnish the State Highway, jnspirj Vendors of th.. Wyandotte
H.. . _ Commission with 350,000 barrels of cavp am , Marengo cave. The Banner, Mr. Chandler snys, has elude musical numbers as well as the cement imm the Limedali- plant. A j n c [ os • ^ he related steps taken
-o been in his family ever since the first awarding of diplomas and the princi- plant a Blutfton, operated by tin- ^ jj oog i er J’ntor Association Thomas Thayer, who is wanted by copy, and longer than he can remeni- pal addresses. ’ 1 niversal company receive d tin- and ^ i n( ji ana n 0 i, Association to
county officials for child neglect and her. Mr. Chandler is in fairly good,
’’h nml rei-nlls manv interestinir lowa. will nenvci ill-- .*, VI.V! . —
Other companies in Indiana were]
mittee through which one dollar.
; Universal company received the
,„,iv ..menus iur - M^Tonice Overton of Sioux City, largest contract, being authorized to "‘gelP'Indiinanoronly to tourist* but n'.H iinl hatterv on his wife, Mag- health and recall: many interesting Iowa, will deliver the address at the furnish 500,000 barrels. t0 na ti ves t he state.
■ ie Thayer eould not he found by the facts about the early history of the ] Bainbridge high .school. Paul V. Me- nil ' Br •ountv officers Tuesday. The affidav- 1 county. He lives two miles west ol j Nutt, dean of the Indiana Law school
Mrs. State Road 43 from Somerset, and will be the sjzeaker at the Roachdale
exercises, and Wurt Lawther will
wilderness ta j speak to the graduates of the Clovits present high state of civilization, 1 erdale high school.
its were filed against him by
Thayer Tuesday. ’Hie acts were al- has lived here long enough to see tbs
to haw been committed on county grow from the
awarded smaller contracts. The to-| ta) cu t of the state used cement will
The County Commissi' nets, Elmer
leg. (I
April 14.
be approximately $2,500,000, and the Blue, superintendrn* ■
contracts call for a total of 1,250,000 and John James, "re *
; barrels of the product. 1 Thursday.
:nty roads, .idianapolis