Waterloo Evening Courier (Newspaper) - July 8, 1919, Waterloo, Iowa The street sale price In Waterloo or this edition oi the Courier IK THREE CENTS are all with change and are asked to Insist upon paying only tho advertised AND WATERLOO REPORTER WEATHER FORECAST Chicago July Partly clou dy with thumler this or In extreme northeast portion cooler tonight Jn portion prob ably fair Courier 1368 ASSOCIATED PRESS LEASED WATERLOO 10 W A T U E S D A Y JULY 8 FOURTEEN P A 0 E S PRICE TWO WILSON HOME FROM PEACE TABLE Worthy Companions for Victors of Verdun Many U S Flags to Be Carried FABULOUS PRICES ASKED FOR SEATS ALONG ROUTE Asked for Balcony That Is Between Triumph Arch and Concorde Place Farmers Order Airplanes Off Their Places One Believes Are Carriers of Disease Germs By the Associated Press Paris July 8 Gen Persh will accompany a detach ment of 3200 American troops who will go to London to take part in the Victory celebration July J Col Conrad S Bab cock willbe in immediate com mand of the troops The visit of the soldiers to London may be prolonged until July 20 Paris regiment Monday July of American The soldiers which will follow Gen Pershing and the members of his staff in the great parade on Victory day July ll will both from physical appear Since their invasion of small towns on their flying exhibitions Lieut Milo Miller and Lieut Earl Campbell pilots of airplanes have had several inter esting experiences Lieut Camp bell was scheduled to fly at Belle Plaine on the Fourth When he arrived there he found the landing field previously selected inadequate and picked another for himself Unknowingly he picked out a nice green field owned by a farmer named Hughes said to be the wealthiest man in that vicinity When Lieut Campbell landed he was greeted by Farmer Hughes who carried a gun in his hand with which he made businesslike gest SHE FOB 11 IIP TRIBUTE STRIKE PAID BY LONDON stood EXECUTIVES SHIP MEMORIAL RITES Want 70 Cents When Company Cuts Them From 48 to 34 Be cause of Ordinance Outlying Stores Robbed Police Prevent Mob Reaching Citys Center in Its Design By the Associated Press Denver Colo July strike 400 FORMER CONVICTS IN ARE ARRESTED ures As the lieutenant had been completely tying up street car serv trained to fight in the air and not lice in Denver became effective at 4 on the ground he was at a disad oclock this morning Employes of vantage and tried to compromise the Denver Tramway company went cant land here yelled strike as the result of a wage re Farmer Hughes j duction announced by the company Why asked the aviator Because some other feller land ed here a spell back and tore down ray fences when he flew away dern yesterday But Two Vote Against Strike j The vote was 976 for and against the strike Florence Shops Suffering by Plunderers Selected in Ad vance by Committees By the Press London July national trib of honor was paid today to the memory of Charles Fryatt executed by the Germans in 1910 for attempting to rani a Uboat by a national memorial service at St Pauls cathedral After lying in stale at tho Dover station over I night the body arrived at Charing Cross station at 11 oclock and was i placed on a gun carriage drawn by i bluejackets A cortege was Take Southern Track on Trip of the admir war office other government i departments and all seafarers ur 1134 EXPECTS 10 Kolchak Backed by Big Five to Take fl DV By the Associated Press Will U Ul Paris Monday July of a plan for a concerted attack up on Petrograd by Finnish troops andi the forces of tho Kolchak govern ment at Omsk was given today byj the council of live i A joint note has been sent the military attaches of the united President and Wife on Bridge as Status Great Britain France andi Italy at instructing them to support the Finnish govi omnium if it decided to accede to the request of Admiral Kolchak to Buck to Britain Since Outlook for Weathers and Vessel Steams Up Harbor to Her Hoboken Pier that the TRANSPORTS RAIL LINED associated powers pro WITH CHEERING SOLDIERS By the Associated Press London July Victor m Emmanuel of has issued a de Twelve hundred motormen that profiteers will be in future in the strike order Frederick W Hild general man from three months to three years in i tuu i 111 iiA I u i Well I wont tear down and shopmen are included fined 10000 lire or sentenced to fences replied Campbell How long you wanna stay All day Well by cracky you wont youll git right now and the gui came in evidence again I the at Noon With a naval escort and a baud the procession passed slowly thru the crowded streets by the wav of Trafalgar square Northumberland avenue the Thames embankment and Ludgate hill arriving at the cathedral at noon At tho cathedral the ceremonies were generally a repetition of those in memory of Miss Edith Cavell who also was executed by the Ger mans The clergy received the prison and will in body at the west door of the cdi u J CHI It t 1 1 in U I O LI 11 I j i io Ul ager or the tramway company said confiscation of their goods an orchestra a funeral that an attempt would be made to j ing to a Rome dispatch to the as the coffin was placed in run cars with outside help change Telegraph company y would not promise middlemen dealing in food Body Goes o His Home run the ayor ing into the field a short distance away and saw Mrs Farmer Hughes Police only would see that no said suffer punishment it is violence occurred The company ordered a reduction At the conclusion of the service the procession was reformed and with irnn 1 oe company a reduction in wages as tie result of the su was keeping out the spectators Lieut Campbell came to the con there was too much artillery in sight on the Hughes farm and flew to another field a half mile and past performance be I from Belle Plaine where he companions for the victors did his flying during the day of Verdun the Marne and the Yser j The machine was kept busy all Flags from all the American day carrying passengers George bions have fought in France Scales and Roy West chief avia court decision yesterday up holding the right of the city to fix rates An ordinance reducing the fares to five cents was effective last Saturday Demand Doubles Offer A maximum wage of 70 cents an hour and recognition of the union was incorporated in demands to be tion mechanician were present and helped in the festivities Airplane Carrier Lieut Milo Miller was to have given an exhibition at Traer but his plans were a cocked tat by another farmer who sincere ly believes that airplanes are car riers of disease germs Recently a in his field and soon after his hogs sickened and died of the cholera He immediately laid i iF i the cause of the demise of his swine and gam if one may the landing ac hy the prices asked for window and to r Miller balcony seats along the Champa to and for hotel accommoda tions in the city In the vicinity of the Arc De Triomphe especial ly the prices paid for the rental of window for two hours would pro vide homes for indigent families be carried by members of units chosen from those organizations Not All Think of Glory At two weeks notice the French were called upon ments 40 celebrate what promises to be the greatest dayin the history of Paris Not all the citizens of Paris however are thinking of July 14 in a disinterested manner as symbolizing triumph Many are apparently coupling The dispatch states that a made an impressive progress 1 strike was declared in Naples on to the Liverpool street station Monday After 1 doling outlying stores in that city a crowd attempt ed to reach the center of the place but was prevented by the police who were occupying the principal At Palermo the police have arrested 400 former convicts who are alleged to be responsible for many of the disorders on Sun day made of the company by the overrun this morning with bargain By the Associated Press Bargain Hunters Flood ers The previous wage was 48 L July cents an hour and a reduction anthe business houses of this city were by the company yesterday was to be 34 cents an hour concede that the new wage scale Is insufficient but declare the reduction was the only alternative to a receivership They declare the company has not paid dividends for several years where the casket was placed on a train and sent to Dover Court the home of Capt Fryatt where the body will be interred in the quiet parish church yard Mangin Verdun Hero Awarded Grand Cross of Legion of Honor ra iuv ttu r i i Paris July Gen Mangin has of the decreed been awarded the grand cross of here Many stores had completely I the Legion of Honor sold out their stocks before noon By the Press Washington D C July Delay of at least 48 in of the return flight of tho dirigible was today fhc In a forecast sent to the ship at Mineola Island by tho navy de Mineola N Y July G E M Pritchard executive officer of action in supporting the Finns is regarded as equivalent to ances that they will see the movement carried thru Petrograd Jias been the object ofj the attacks of Finnish ian and Russian volunteer troops for several months A few weeks ago the and Russian volunteers were closing in on Peti With Five Cabinet Members Meets President and Leads Convoy but an announcement madeja fleer in Copenhagen Monday by the the Associated Press h M executive officer of thonian bureau said that the troops dent Wilson the after inspecting the had been advancing on Pet passed nip R ni vt n YI Ruin i i bles engines at 9 a m today said all repairs would be completed by oclock tonight and that fuel water and other supplies be taken aboard before midnight With fav weather he said the will be ready to start at daylight tomorrow Muj said the airship would take the southern track four or five hundred miles north of the Azores in view of a favorable fore cast of clear weather for the next 48 hours made by the weather bureau in Washington and received here this morning For onethird of the course on the over it was said the probably would strike northerly cross winds which would not retard Tier very much The remaining distance It was stat ed favorable westerly winds would prevail Hundreds View Giant Flier j Mineola N Y July en nh V1 ted Gen Mangin one of the most forced stay of the giant British settled sections ot the city today and prominent French leaders during I dirigible made necessary by saw the violent eagerness of first came into general 1 Miller flew to Traer yes to arrange for his exhibition He landed in a field and Mr Farmer rushed out breathless and excited He was unarmed however but had a vocabulary which popped off like a machine gun You cant land balcony seat from to be paid and the price of a bal cony situated midway between the Place de La Concorde and the Arc de Triomphe is advertised at 000 There are accommodations on that balcony for about 20 persons are raising their prices from 50 to 100 per cent for sit gl off my place he ordered Lieut Miller Why cant I land Ill not hurt anything You cant land here because the last feller that landed here gave my hogs the cholera and the whole deleted herd died Just how an airplane or an avia FTI j x to the of July 101 turning out t could cholera or guests of long standing to make f t h d Was too deep room for prospective visitors The for tn city is with ban refs remaining over from Peace clay and from the Fourth of July celebration Arc rte Triomphe Unadorned One monument however remains undecorated and without flags This is the Arc de Triomphe Ser geant Hoff a veteran of the Crimea and the war of 1870 who has been the of the arch since said today It would be a desecration to hide its glory behind decorations a question for Lieut Miller to an swer and to prevent further argu ment he gave up his proposed flight at Traer but not without having a good laugh STRIKE CORN PRODUCTS ILLINOIS PLANTS DRY DEBATE IS MADE SPECIAL to by his counteroffensive against n Germans in the Verdun region cl erun regn shoes and chocolate These articles in October 1916 Later he directed re nf y 6 Presentation the French offensive on the Aisne unfavorable weather reports cover ing the next 48 hours and repairs to her motors brought hundreds of visitors to Roosevelt field today bv 3 the transport bringing from a 1 n at 130 p had suffered a reverse and New York were in retreat The day forces were reported to have aband The presidential several positions along theder escort of two coast of the Gulf of Finland and one railroad i dirigible balloon Four of the Archangel May Help sailed from Brest with the Admiral plan probably does not anticipate the use of Siberian armies which have IH Harbor Craft Join Din As the transport passed Fort fighting the Bolsheviki west of the guns boomed a Urals At present the Kolchak entia salute echoed 10 minutes forces west of the Urals are more ate Fort Hamilton a forces west of the Urals are more than 800 miles oast of Petrograd Wadsworth Hamilton and Fort The shrill whistles of It IK likely that the Finns will be craft took up the din joined by Russian volunteer troops and forces of the North Russian government at Archangel The North Russian government has agreed to cooperate in military operations against the Bolsheviki while retaining local autonomy Finnish troops are within 30 miles Of Petrograd on the north while forces of the Russian government are operating in the The President and Mrs Wilson the bridge of the George Washington as the vessel slowly up the her Hoboken destroyers and welcoming craft of all tions The rail of the transport was n returning soldiers cheer ing and waving their caps Pennsylvania Fleet in me v i battleship southern part of the province of j five members of the J no northeast of Petrograd The j dents Baker Reds Plan to Quit Capital Washington July wi not take off nite information that the Bolsheviki stern win noi tane on h of a card from the and on he trip across The George will and American forces which launched tic ocean until after dawn in ofthe V HOUSE Jn making the announcement By the Associated Press Washington D C 1 enforcement It framed by the judiciary rules committee with an that general debate should not exl ceed 12 hours Choose Stores to Ransack It was learned today that work committees deliberately chose the stores they wished to have ransacked These included places which were alleged to have violated regulations and war hv in selling prohibited ar oy the ti f f on July 18 3918 between and Chateau Thierry as The food atf exorbitant prices profits kings commissioner for When the was laid before the issues a proclamation to house by the rules committee there ay the population on ra were indications that a bitter light and reductions in would be made on the measure It approximating 50 per cent in Ho Makes Flans for Stay in was agreed to limit debate on Restaurants and cafes resolution to make the in order iwere to lower their rates 0 aboard the dirigi ble positively declared that the would start or no s Are Helsingfors Sunday July Reported that all President Wilson i ported eight miles party Petrograd have been occupied Bolshevik troops The archives have destroyers tomorrow morning wind wind Austrian Treaty Up by Big Five Owing j i nit Binary commission dealing with Mrs antt to Territory Problem charges against the tl 1 I Co It U by two Pennsylvania soviet government to one hour I per cent Chairman Campbell of the rules committee said it was thought wise Authorities Cannot The civil authorities have admit Holland Trusting Extradition Will Be Like to give more time for than ted that they were unable to cope that usually alloted measures The U S Housing Bureau Plan Representative By the Associated Press Chicago July re here today state that 12000 employes of the Corn Products com plants at Argo Granite City d Peoria 111 went on a strike toj for recognition of their labor IS unions It is said that the three stil are in operation and will not be shut down At Argo i 111 200 workmen refused to join By the Associated Press to ordinary the disorders during the last j Amerongen Sunday July be and merchants seeing Former Emperor William is calendar it was impossible to prevent eni wife are apparently unperturbed bv Wednesday and its sales placed their stocks atthe possibility that resumed Thursday and Mr Campthe disposal of the 0 bv the entente for the bell thought it would be possible to the best reach a vote Friday or Saturday possible They admit that the from Members oP the trary reductions of prices which former monarchs suite have have been decreed are certain to rated in conservations with the cor cause enormous losses i that it was their By the Associated Press Paris Monday July council of five today to inform the Austrian delegation that their government would be to the league of na tions as soon as it complies with the necessary conditions this notification will be in reply to the Austrian note on the subject The reply will be of a friendly character N early 2500 Troops 1111 th Wlin f resident fBv the Associated Press Paris Monday July on of the council of f time to consideration States senators and representatives aboard passed thru the narrows on her way to meet the transport r S George Washington at a m On WaSningtOn f rOml South of commerce Course 1 The George Washington was com over the regular transport course which is south of that taken by commercial vessels coming across By the Associated Press the Atlantic and the first land New York July Wilson would see was to be the port George Washington arriving highlands of New Jersey today from Brest brought 20S The leading destroyers of the cers and troops Included in presidents convoy passed the leader this number was the second guard of the welcoming fleet six milea of no really constituted authority her altho by tl holders in violation of the rights of domicile that g of the closing of the plants of Representatives of three of Wa ana mmS result of a strike of 2700 employes largest institutions depart closed shops was made here led last night for Europe where they T Bedford president will investigate business jof the corporation j They are Edmund W Miller Mr Bedford said wages had been j president of the Commercial Na j voluntarily advancer July 1 bank Claude D Cass feet He declared the company Falls fc Northern railway bejOd B Plumb secretary nonunion men Labor Leaders Add Welcome A ji v t American i many months any P after the printers aero squadron administra tries went down on a cUy There is apparently tv that The govern had set the type and handed over tion company and ferry boat to aid the consent to hand Proofs butchery companies and president s io rial The boundaries question will be camp hospitals and The South American labor leaders unanimously taken up tomorrow and it is stated laundry units third sanitary are in this city attending a confer thP nf here for a that the treaty will not be ready squad ninth salvage squad ence of the PanAmerican Federa of food fn hn itr long and are making presentation before the end of and supply companies tion of Labor which opened yester i he week at the earliest as there sales commissary unit the day Trial Tacitly iare many problems in this Ohio casual companies Seaplane Forced Down Paris Monday July to be considered land the second casual company With a naval dirigible hovering agreement reached by the allied i arc HOGS AT FAT TT A j V IN CHICAGO NEW don as b Premier Lloyd Qet Protection were also aboard dents transport was flying a huge in the of I VMiWll F turn The transport fr council that the trial Em William would be held in LLU r district of Paris over her the George Washington One hundred and fifty in sight off the Jersey high The cent soldiers from the Brest lands at a m 000 fund of information and experience STARTS Ml Ayr la July Creston la today was placed on trial charged with the murder of his mother at Creston May 6 Mrs Emersons mangled j lody was found at the bottom of an elevator shaft and tho at first it was thought her death was acci dental later evidence led to Emer sons arrest Today was taken up with the ex amination of prospective jurors Federal Operation of Tit mi I Hail 7 was a tacit hut from i American sources it was learned lato today that thf agreement was re f S be an authentic and retort lhc the COUn v Of the Iowa thp Chicago the Associated Press Paris Monday July hoe cil upon which the based his statement from a reliable It is stated that at a meet Europe Stephen Pichon the Fionch foreign minister Liverpool They will be met there by L J Martin who By the Associated Press Washington D C July 8 Bet Smoke Diamond Joe to the last puff Good The Courier should be deliv ered at your home before oclock If thru error of the carrier boy or other cause you ail to receive your paper by that time please Phone and a copy of the paper will be sent Phono calls must reach this before p m party during its stay in Europe is well known in Waterloo ir the trip is primarily of a rOLK Oil PailS 4 VU 1 WC 1 L I v i n r 4 previous of the council last week the iJ minister pointed British premier said to his fellow n he to a the last something about as from a group of depu i owg h jes was for I suppose vou have no objection tonight to the trial of the kaiser in Loni M10 who don St American flag from the also arrived here having flag from the main mast at Charleston S C and smaller flags on the fore and mizzen mastheads A seaplane which went out to meet the trans port was forced to come down on the sea The George Washington and her convoy passed Ambrose lightship at noon led by the battleship vania with Secretary of the Navy Daniels and a party of other gov officials on board Presidential Salute Fired As the George Washington and Big Bills Bond VCd I W W Jews in the countries of r j i m i i iff ID j i n ter results m transportation can be business character it is expected party France proving federal operation than by i made interesting by the late war returning to old methods in Miller plans to th ever guise Joseph 13 tion of foreign banking and trade member of the interstate commerce Mr Plumb will interest himself in commission declared today in study of foreign market Assignment Until He Talks With President Ry thp Associated Press Chicago July for the release of Wm D Haywood leader tne escorting fleet of destroyers represented of 93 L w ws convicted Sandy Hook the presidents Carious parties had expressed to fore Federal Judge Landis here last salute was the guns on Voices Objection foreign minister deep feeling August of conspiring tho shore The premier looked around the over reports of pogroms massacres government have been approved bv Fleet to Receive President circle the account continues and boycotts and persecution inflicted United States District New York July dread no one objected Indeed it is said upon Jews in eastern Europe Charles F and the court of noughts and 36 destroyers from the Premier gave his verbal appeals Atlantic fleet formed the escort approval Haywood was sentenced to met the United States naval This tacit agreement was never w thp Associated Press years in the federal transport George Washington with in writing and Sir Maurice Stockholm Monday July HC s the out of the 93 Wilson aboard the British strike declared by the Swedish be released on bonds Sandy Hook early today not include it in his regular report seamens union and began on appeal of their case to the United Tne presidential salute from these of in the council is affecting the entire states circuit court of appeals j vessels was the first of the many railroad situation were given and operation as whether he would committee last winter shown by England and France Tho lake i al d that itinerary of the party mav include the peace conference Ho said the coum al control of roads should countries than and would discuss tho matter with IT s so as to ensure necessary cap France if circumstances permit Wilson and would i r ko cost to avoid will leave about Aug later sumption is however it was commercial fleet The dis that Premier Lloyd George later pute originated in the refusal of CARS tild go to Paris to had unofficial conversations on the i ship owners to accede to a demand Cleveland Ohio Lansings place at subject with one or more members I for an day and a stand car service was resumed h welcoming ceremonies awaiting president on his arrival this after wage on ships under 700 tons today having been Hal at low high rates to solve the problem jov snid the weak roads to obtain the op crating Advantages which come Holiday from ami to promote j The brand that right relations with labor I advertisement in the Baltic and COO tons in thei i North Sea interrupted Sunday morning when 2000 Mr Polk snd Mr Lansing would return to Washington soon but Postmaster that the exact date of his departure declared hero was no foundation 1 M o li J ft JT T C S to in company went on a strike Settle from Paris had not boen determin ed f i Stick to CinCO Its KHD for reports that he had sent his 7 tho quality resignation to President Wilson was reached last night San Felice Cigars 3 for Americas most popular cigar 45 Warships in Harbor In the harbor were 45 warships headed by the flagship ia with Admiral Henry B Wilson aboard assigned to join the out harbor escort Vice President Mar shall and members of the cabinet were assigned to the Pennsylvania while the citys official welcoming
