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Show LEGION PAPER'S BOSS SCRIBE Philip etspe, Formerly Editor of Ove ' seas Publication, at Head of ; j . Hoosier Publication.. ,,1 It Is said that every town 'and VlU '"' - . lage In Indiana boasts at least one au. tnor whose wrtt-. wrtt-. Ings . have won some degree of fame in the lit-erary lit-erary world. Reared In this atmosphere so favorable fa-vorable to scribblers, scrib-blers, It was in-evltable in-evltable that Hoosier members mem-bers of the Arner-Ican Arner-Ican Legion should desire some medium of If Jkk expression for their Legion Ideas. The result was the establishment of the Hoosier Legionnaire, which recently recent-ly started publication with a circulation circula-tion of 82,000. Philip B. Stapp of Greensburg, fon tnerly editor of the Hour Glass, over seas publication of the "Sauntering Seventh" division, is editor of the Indiana In-diana publication. A delegate to the ' Paris caucus of the Legion, Stapp was ' appointed a member of the first na- r tlonal publicity committee of the Le- ' glon. During his 26 months of serv Ice in the war, Stapp rose from "buck i private" to a commissioned officer In I the field artillery. The newspaper Is sent to all Indl ana Legionnaires every week. i |