Waterloo Evening Courier And Waterloo Daily Reporter (Newspaper) - March 17, 1922, Waterloo, Iowa Th Ini of of the Courtar THREE CENTS nil with ISM PRESS AND WATERLOO REPORTER Saturday nun In west north Republican Congress Leaders Angered by Dispatches from MERRY TIME is CAPITAL Issue May Be Narrowed to Sales Tax Plan and Fight on House Floor By MARK Washington D C March Any reporter with a professional in- terest in political rows must find himself seriously inconvenienced when potential contestants are as faras the Washington and We will all be happier when President Harding gets back from Florida and all parties to the row are in one ring and within the focus of a gle pair of eyes Inspired Dispatches It is difficult to make out the tive of the dispatches which have been coming from the president's entourage and which are published in Washington in the newspaper which is owned by ua host but if it is difficult to de- termine the motive in Florida there need be no doubt about the result n Washington The Republican leaders who are alluded to in these Dispatches are furious and the end OL the situation which has been de- for the past 10 days or more is now pretty clearly in sight First the dispatches said the president was tired of Republican congress to the White House for leadership and then disregarding it Then they said that Harding would veto the present bonus hill if the can leaders forced it thru ly the dispatches said that er Gillett of the house who is the president in Florida would refuse to recognize the Republican leaders when they try to push the bonus thru as has been their plan under a parliamentary limiting debate to 40 That be an thing lor the speaker to do under any and it alone would be enough to row even if the not sufficiently There is one angle to this intention of Speaker Gillett which you wonder just what motive can be and what broad course of action he may have in mind for the future If Gillett re- cedes from his reported position and lets the Republican house ers have their way the bonus go thru the house without any more fireworks than can be loose in 40 minutes But if Gillett should really attempt repression there would be quite a different de- velopment May Be n Merry Time Some other way will be found to get the hill on the floor there need be no doubt of that But whatever other form of parliamentary may be found entail a debate not limited to 40 minutes but one that will go far fast and furiously In that deb ate if the Re- j publicans in congress and the i as well say half the things the administration which I they now sullenly declare they are going to say there will be a merry merry time indeed One possible outcome of that 1 nation might be a combination af and Democrats to re- the excess profits tax as a j means of providing the bonus ley or some other form of and unwelcome amendment I Still another development might be Ian amendment providing for a sales I tax to raise the bonus money and la square fight on the sales tax Isue Conceivably that may be the I thing Harding and his friends are for May Make Clear Issue A fight on the clear alternatives lof bonus plus sales tax against liis minus sales tax would bring the exactly where Harding has Iway said he wanted it If the lus plus sales tax should be defeated after an open fight and a the onus of defeating the bonus might then rest on the Democrats and those among the Republicans who refuse to favor it in that form As a more future looking motive ror Harding's course it may be con- that he would not be dis- pleased to see the present han majority in the house cut down in the November tions To any one of the 200 Re- representatives each con- his individual case and at moment breaking his neck for this is a malevolently Impious and wickedly treasonable But the behind lines is occasionally called upon the larger good at the of some sacrifice among in the ranks Republican Majority The present Republican ty is so big as to be unwieldy and Unmanageable A two-to-one prity makes for looseness for and blocs A narrower would make for less teamwork and willing assent leadership That may bly be the thing that Harding is unwilling to see come about i any event may be some real in town next week bonus hill in its present brm isn't any nearer to ready Min the soldiers pockets it was The in its present hrm will never go on tho statute links But if the bonus isn't any ore nearly in sight the in the party is leaping swiftly joyfully over the horizon 1522 by York Evening Post Inc Former Resident of Adair Victim of Auto Smashup Denver Colo March 17 Mrs May Gresdel 24 Denver was instantly killed when the auto in which she was riding overturned near Cheyenne Wyo late yesterday None of the other occupants oC the car were hurt Mrs Gresdel formerly lived in Adair la She is survived bv a brother C W Lee Des Moines and a sister Mrs Burns Omaha besides other relatives here Turns Liquor Cases Over to 1 j I j In Illinois State's Attorney to i Relieve U S Prosecutors i of Cases WATERLOO IOWA FRIDAY MARCH 1022 UNITED WIRE IT TO CUT STRENGTH IOWA RAT WAR i 17 TO I Wire Chicago March of violators of the prohibition was entirely in the hands of state authorities here today as the result ot an agreement reached between the office of the attorney general the United States and the attorney of Cook county mately cases that had pending in federal courts have transferred to the state courts i Establish Booze Court Gov Kendall Born on St Patrick's Day Would Be 24 Again Kendall is Ills birthday in ro of If 1 luid I would Kindly it o bo years of Tie Patrick's SOS on gt farm new Miens county la ST BH Council Bluffs la March A statewide drive for the nation of rats in Iowa will begin today according to F D Butcher entomologist of Ames college and R Scott Zimmerman of the state department of agriculture who were here yesterday organizing farm and civic agencies for the The campaign is to be held under the auspices of the de- of agriculture and will continue until March 24 it is an- Chairman of Military Affairs Committee Says Proposal Is False Economy EACH SOLDIER PROTECTS OF CO-OPERATION IN LEGION DAY of Three and Companions SHORTER DRY FUC Green Mine Workers tary Says Plan Is to nate Long Idle Periods women companions were kidnaped i and robbed early today by motor bandits j Tho party of six had just from a party and had stopped their car at the apartment i on Girls Play Marbles in Boston Skinning Experts of Pennies Boston March boys of Greater Boston are making a against feminine assault on a sport hitherto almost exclusively their own the game of marbles I On the sidewalks of the since signs oC spring appeared forced to detour to the ing have found girls almost as as boys in the games sisters play for keeps too and often i with a skill that has sent brothers home As a suit the girls also nowadays go j home with hands soiled and knees I muddied and mothers find cause to I lament the trend of the times Another change in the of the game as played by the new generation is the substitution of I pennies for the agates and that were the objects of roll in the old days pal court were to confer today garding the establishment of booze court to be presided overi by a special judge who would heart only cases involving violation of thei dry law Federal prohibition agents here will continue to gather evidence otl infractions of the antiliquor but the local United States district I attorney's office is relieved of responsibility for prosecutions May Apply Elsewhere it is understood that one reason for the withdrawal of the federal government from prosecution that most of the cases are in the nature of misdemeanors and hence regarded as too trivial to warrant the attention of federal prosecutors Similar procedure it was Three youthful bandits covered Iho party with guns and forced i Appropriation for at Washington D c Least Men Fullest co-operation with the American In Its employment campaign next Monday to find By the Associated Press j jobs for unemployed C March eraus of the world war was urged members of congress issued today by talse economy is the poorest Davis of Chairman Kahn ofi During our emergency he said uie affairs they served us offering their all nf during and placed the national interest hi It Appropriation above their own H now the oui that a reduction in the size of of all good American citizens me regular army to J see that they are provided for i men and as no charity but only a chance i Uie measure would be render further service in honest too drastic a cut at employment i r i party guns Financial Support Probably from lho Be Offered Union Leaders in East Belief 1 Hy lie Associated Xmv Vorli 17 of I He mil operators touring cur Festival Utilized in Vigorous Campaigning for Free State Treaty PITCHED BATTLE AT CORK OPENS DAY'S FESTIVITIES j s Band Ushering in Feast Day Is into an bandit driven by out- of the youths At thp or the city In in taken fom the six they hen from the auto Fired on by De and One Man time The that Work the Hag fly n A ni rt pi n K i Rates from Iowa to St Paul Minneapolis Are Ordered Washington D rates from Indiana points to St Paul and Minneapolis were held by the interstate com- merce commission today to be too high in comparison with rates to I the same points from Illinois souri and Iowa territory equally distant from the Indiana cities Passing upon complaint of the In- diana public utilities committee i the federal commission ordered i railroads participating in the fie to equalize the differences by creasing the rates in the territory which now has the lower basis J Both class and commodity rates affected Pope Lets Cafe Corned Beef on St Patrick's Chicago March is St i Patrick's day it is a grea for the descendants from the 1 aid Isle And on top of or the leading restaurants in loop today is serving corned and cabbage for 15 cents This menu of the celebrated Irish dish is the result of a wagei made a year ago by Michael F loney who for more than years has been manager of the cafe At that time Maloney told friends that it Ireland became a free state year he would serve corn beef on St Patrick's day compromise the on a luU time to ils workers they Woman Who Cuts Church Flags By United Press March Ireland St Patrick's day by hailing triah e festival was utilized support the peace will enal customers lit jt lo pay declared this the greatest St Patrick's Ireland has ever de- Kan Cal Maroh IT o- W Ml churches have been the fh and de- the by Costly He suggested if congress was de- termined to effect a reduction in the interests of that the enlisted strength be de- creased below men Reviewing the military situation to Allied Gov't Views on Rhine Payments Washington D r March tho past foul Ims slashed to ribbons ican flags hanging on the altars and of three churches At tho trace Baptist thei t hold of freedom Michael Collins head of the By united oh M of three South Cork area Indianapolis Ind 17 a Green all bhune for the -j j u u j 0.11 I UL II OT OS I i in in u iv u- prior to the entrance of the United which will be sent to tho allied eov to meet union wav the setting forth the views of in interstate wage United States on Us demand Provided by iho existing Aftermath of am i or the American people the i was to speak at Mullinger and other mid- land while further demonstrations were A special dispensation from the pope had eliminated the day from during the Capita Cost Only A comparison of our eminent was endeavoring to wealth with the number of soldiers j without undue harshness in now maintained in the regular i matter of payment the house was i ii ij bituminous coal fields of the United States will take pi nee April The answer is because coul operators in the central Roads Meeting Opened at Paris in South Another Day St Augustine Fla March President Harding had an tional day vacation to look for- ward to today as a result of his decision to delay his departure Washington until tomorrow of the president's plans was made late He plans in the me tcT obtain as much benefit as ble from his golf in the m security to of the total of our tional wealth of these soldiers is at the Paris ill March 17 T and i road's select a route Cor in BiF Four trail west the mands Parti m delegations are advocating various i with reference r i was arrested 1.000 natives armed with assembled before tho police and demanded his release but were dispersed by police Farm Bureau Wants in Stockyards Suit ryiifTng of events i r Kansas City Alo March urge up to the impending shutdown i American Farm Bureau will the lot mining operations discussion le of agriculture the taking place among people in all i the Hiis walks of life regard ng the merits the department fuse to meet the miners tor the u new wage pursuit per of population lara roaas meeting to be held this i walks life regarding the ule to a Cor demerits of the miners de- Vn I of with nr Part H v is this irue i Livestock yards n ere is -1 U by the health happiness All this at a cont of T six-hour day aud five-day week Ait uus at 1 Gov Len Small was to be thoi t M w jp i ij L 11 u L t u ti j tion to determine on such action speaker at a luncheon given by ihei a j Chamber of Commerce a public Coal mines are Dot like factories Dividends Increased by Bank of England i New York March of England which has distributed a 5 per cent dividend semiannually since 1914 has increased the rate to 6 per cent a telegram to a cial agency here said today A at an annual rate of 12 per cent has not been paid by the Bank of England for a since ISO 6 Orders Banks Books Brought Into Court III March -17 Judge Claire C Edwards today dered the books of the Grant Park Trust Savings bank tis Trust company both of Grant Park 111 produced in court here next Tuesday for examination bv accountants for the state in the trial of Gov Len Small Country Stocks of Wheat at Low Ebb Washington D C March Wheat in mills and country tors on March J was estimated day by the department of ture at bushels With the exception of March 1 19 IS this is the smallest during the past 1 0 years Unusually heavy exports of the grain reduced the supply the de- pf the 1.021 crop of wheat remains I in the country mills and elevators j MRS I I DAUGHTER OF AUTHOR DLES i Building r to captured ral Derate omy a amam xr in East South of New fownley Plan j and during all this time the s- T i Milwaukee Wis March are forced idleness i te i was and idleness g m i ln connection with the 513.000 i and their families suffer g and that robbery of the Palm Olive company i- its miners i icy of putting tickets of candidates conventions were held men within the next few months of the murderer Among the favorable reports cited by Col Woods today i rr Kills Husband for Albany N Y new built Baltimore Md building tions increased US per cent total for entire country is only per cent Tex number of Gives More Days Work i i They do not want to be idle 135 days per year They want I to work more days per year So Sleuth Recovers Stolen Securities Council Bluffs la March Eight thousand dollars bonds and securities stolen from a Des Moines bank in June 1921 were recovered here late by H V Yackey state agent Xo arrests have been made refused to divulge details of the finding ot the loot MERCY RECOMMENDED FOR CONVICTED SLAYER ployed decreased from se thoi I ShP sand to 350 She 111 number of d C1 g a six-hour day and pcl week they intend that t stead of working less days per year they will be permitted to work more killed days per year for Double Murder Washington D C March shot and he r i for the murder of a storekeeper i detective The snapped She was Holmes Guffey author of the reader i TAKEN BIGGEST Hooch Captured in Shipment of Cabbage Miami Fla March by crates of tomatoes bages and grapefruit liquor valued at was seized here and at Fort Pierce today from freight cars prohibition officers No arrests were made Four hundred and thirty-seven cases of liquor the agents said were taken from a car at Forti Pierce i i ne miners proposal tor a and a a match to see if he was j er day and shorter working at calmly dressed and week aside from humane The boy was to police offered as a solution oC the week's stay to to I The trap snapped hanged after a get right with V i iia OL me wocK y to irel with Crude God Thf some may say hoy appealed in vain to President nv FORO ILL BUTTLE ILL STREET gilty recommending mercy in the case of Lee H Coart former army officer charged with the der last fall of A B for- i i Schooner and Smugglers Bahamas Loaded With Big Cargo Is Captured Attempt Made to Rob Express Car Galesburg til March some may say appealed in vain tc t stand Well who has offered any other Harding to save bis life or who has made any tical or constructive suggestion j the purpose ot relieving mine I i j Cut j fBy tho Xew York March i cite operators today notified minoi workers that a deflation in the cost i of production was imperative and that readjustment of wage rates j was the first necessary step in I ducing the cost to the consumer and i insuring continued stability of j Replying to the ade by the miners at a PICTURE INDUSTRY BY busy vi The ident of the Irish republic beran a tour of the south He addressed near Tipperary during the were planned for opponents Sinn and This Pitched Battle at Cork Cork March A pitched tle between members of a Free St vas celebrating and a group of nan the killing of one bandsman wounding of two Promptly at midnight a band a welcome to the national holiday On iU march thru tr st was -met by tr y e De who attempted to dis- perse the Some of the opened and three bandsmen fell The fire was returned from the ranks of the band a wounded After a Hght the vere separated by the arrival of police Empire Day March 17 St Patrick's celebrated the British empire today Irish societies in England and in the a holiday of land's national fete day took the form of celebrating of the Irish Free state The Gaelic league holds an Irish music festival at Queens hall here tonight This morning the Irish guards at Windsor Castle Queen Alexandra's shamrock to the troops Similar parades of Irish regiments the em- pire were ordered NT Celebrate New York March 17._lrlsh and women sympathizers began ly today to make this the greatest Arnica celebrated San Z Tor ISc Iowa's most popular Radio Radiations A new department for radio fans as well as the layman who follow the of wireless sion of sound will make its first appearance in tomorrow hook for it in each day 3 issue J a big moving cars and 24 prisoners were I seized early today by the special service oC customs vice in 3 spectacular raid on an i abandoned pier at the foot East Tiffany street the Bronx j It is the biggest single seizure made by the authorities since the prohibition law went effect here j The captain of the schooner gave I tlie name ot John Johnson but is to be David cester Mass regular captain of the schooner The whisky is said to have been brought here Crom hua and the Bahamas The custom men believed that the old pier has lone been used as a landing place tor smuggled liquor and think they nipped one of the smuggling conspiracies un- covered since prohibition went inlo effect here 7 miles from here last night when robbers threw several exPress car the intention of returning ter and recovering them The ex- suspect is held C l HIGHWAYS U S of Weather Bureau Charles City 17 in the in subjoined report arc the or Albert Lea Minn Charles Cedar Rapids Davenport Den Minn Wis JIason City New Hampton loo and -a K A m T to rood will con- occur uj i dc at 1 i the operators Tells People of South He u Js tho f nt and Work in the cite field must cease unless the price of anthracite coal can be re- to a figure which the con- sumer can pay We are says was a great parade -th avenue which was to start afternoon with about m line Thirty bands tuned up for Irish airs As in Ireland celebrations here were to take the form of intr the birth of the Irish Free state A few republican tions were planned but of Collins and Griffith werem the majority Balis and fetes greater New are planned tonight List or Issues the Associated Press j Belfast March an inch of Ulster territory will be yielded Ireland speakers at the j Orange ning declared Harry member of the j ulster parliament son of Lord Spend Every Resource to Protect Interests Hays in Inaugural established by the Anglo-Irish treaty x Before we yield an inch of our Promises Right of Entertainment By Detroit claring that do in this w source and influence By Hie Associated j territory to the rebels they to kill 20 or 30.000 jmen he declared If such a tiling is attempted thousands or men in the colonies flock the Associated Press that if in our Xew York March 1S Mich March 1 7 this absolutely Controlling factor Picture industry looks upon the i colon Kit if it's the last thing T hept constantly in mind we shall be j emands made upon it by the worm I'll exert every to reach a which as a challenge which nd influence at mv Promote the welfare of all accepted to the ultimate thn n A T-T i w j messed a t Promote the welfare of all to the ultimate de- mand to keep the hands of Wall cerned and with this hope we Will H Hays the new chief m no fn o I of the in history when as a part of the St 10 seep me of Wall cernea ana witn nope we are nays the new chief street off Muscle Henry I prepared to consider thru the industry in addressing a today broke his silence committee any matter meeting here last night A during the last twp months to wages and working con- more than persons in with regard lo his offer to lease ditions presented by either party eluding more screen stars than the government water A K I to Aid Strike ever assembled in r project m Alabama Ford made i Washington D C- March heard Hays deliver I le Statement i i Rural nn Tricolor Dublin today ceremony unique In its Patrick's day celebrations the trooping of the tricolor occurred in Marlborough Hall which was re- anV one v Saturday probably ruta la wMt -in Smoke DIAMOND ti to puff not er project m Alabama Ford madej Washington D C- March heard Hays deliver his the statement in response to an in- Financial support Tor the united j address on taking up the that because of his silence mine workers will be forthcoming ues of tne position for which he re- rue people of southern states from the American Federation from Harding's to wonder whether he after the walkout scheduled cabinet in Project I for April I according to views in I The accents thP Tell these people of the south Tabor circles today following the i lenge he Vaid irf tlJ Ford that Wall street announcement of Samuel Gompers i he vo uh that have no part either in financing or i the federation president that thei w operating Muscle Shoals if T can entire American labor movement I nd of help it If it's the last hing T do would back rhe coal miners I accepts hef Til exert resource cause or the miners is just eons at my command to keep Gompers said and In that thr can i hands of Wall off the Shoals have the united and m-l I j project and perpetuate it as a great swerving support of organized V n 6 of e i as thp most cently evacuated by the British now is occupied by Irish On former St Patrick's it has been the trooping of the Union Jack in Dublin Castle s iNow for the first time in Erin's history the Irish flag was ly honored I project and perpetuate it as a great i swerving support example to the American a living example of what they do if they will safeguard T U U I try s water power and develop If you respect Stick to t jc as the most potent tor in the country's future Thei opportunity is great and so in like measure is That responsibility is accepted The Courier should ered at your home o'clock If thru error carrier boy or fail to that time and a copy of sent calta thh
