Nominating Group Named for Cedar Rapids Dramatic Art Dept
Mrs L C Schuknecht chaired the Cedar Rapids Woman's Club dramatic art department nominating committee for the 1940 41 officers. Members named were Mesdames Frank Guyott Harry Hoyt and Charles Gunn. Election set for March 29 following a department meeting Friday afternoon at the club house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Schuknecht
Cedar Rapids Woman’s Club
Frank Guyott
Harry Hoyt
Charles Gunn
Guyott
Hoyt
Martin Altang
Eva Barnhart
Marcia Kensinger
Selma Sheipp
Audrey Bleakley
Jack Coleman
Kathryn Barngrover
Robert Puckett
Elaine Kemper
Bethany Missionary Program Thursday
Mrs LeRoy D Weld was guest speaker at the Bethany Congregational church missionary tea and program hosted by the Ladies Aid. She spoke on missions and Cedar Rapids women’s roles in home and foreign mission work, followed by devotions, hymns, brief talks, a sketch, and tea. The group plans a missionary society meeting soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRoy D. Weld
Ladies’ Aid of
Bethany Congregational Church
City Missionary Union
Cedar Rapids
Albert Johnson
R. N. Coolidge
Thomas Collister
George Hiland
Ladies’ Aid
Bethany Aid
Missionary Society
Daughter Born to H E Hollands in Washington D C
Word comes of a daughter born to Mr and Mrs H E Holland of Washington D C on Sunday Feb 25 Mrs Holland is the former Josephine Carberry daughter of Mrs Julia Carberry 1430 B avenue NE The Gazette misspelled Holland in Friday’s issue
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Holland
Washington, D. C
Holland
Josephine Carberry
Julia Carberry
B Avenue
Privateers drill team hosts shower at Mrs Vanous home
Mrs Robert Vanous and Miss Marjorie Machacek welcomed the Z C B J girls drill team to 1419 O Avenue NW Wednesday. After a business meeting a miscellaneous shower honored Mrs Ernest Sulek formerly Miss Vlasta Bezdecny. Bingo prizes went to Erma Hradecky Martha Zemlicka Lillian Samek Emma Cuhel and Mrs Edward Kuba and Clyde Markham. Other guests included Mrs Frank Melsha Jerry Drahovzal Edward Machacek Ben Drahovzal Wendell Lippert Melvin Dochterman Libbie Machacek Mary Ann Machacek Geraldine Lanka Charleen Lorenc and Maxine Bendorf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Vanous
Marjorie Machacek
Volunteer Junior Circle Meets at Miss McGladrey’s Home
The Volunteer junior circle of the King's Daughters met Tuesday evening at 318 Nassau street SE. Devotions and the business meeting were led by Jean Daniels who also conducted admission services for Doris Hines. Members present included Doris Jackson Betty Jean Bachman Kathleen Victorine Barbara Hird and Dorothy Gibb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
King’s Daughters
Kathleen McGladrey
Nassau Street SE
Jean Daniels
Doris Hines
R. C. Karlan
Doris Jackson
Betty Jean Bachman
Kathleen Victorine
Barbara Hird
Dorothy Gibb
Adventure Girls Club Meeting At Ann Mitchell Home
The Adventure Girls club met at Ann Mitchell's home 115 Seventh Avenue SW on Wednesday. After a brief business session, refreshments were served. Members present included Thelma Cook Harriet Murdock Ruth Good Nooreen Hiland Joyce Richardson Ann Mitchell Marceleen Ohley Annabell Speas and Bella Linkenback. A visitor named Betty Mitchell attended and Ruth Lentz joined as a new member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adventure Girls’ Club
Ann Mitchell
Seventh Avenue
Thelma Cook
Harriet Murdock
Ruth Good
Noreen Hiland
Joyce Richardson
Marceleen Ohley
Annabell Speas
Bella Linkenback
Betty Mitchell
Ruth Lentz
Termites Hold Meeting at Marilyn Schneider Home
The Termites met at Marilyn Schneider s home at 1235 Eighteenth Avenue SW on Thursday evening. Attendees included Phyllis Lenway Lucy Lenway Jean Barst Betty Gerbec Donna Sherlock June Buckingham and Fran Murdock. The next meeting is planned for Donna Sherlock s home 609 Third Avenue SW on March 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn Schneider
Eighteenth Avenue
Phyllis Lenway
Lucy Lenway
Jean Barst
Betty Gerbec
Donna Sherlock
June Buckingham
Fran Murdock
Third Avenue
Glamourettes Elect Officers in Tuesday Meeting
The Glamourettes met Tuesday at Miss Jean Owen’s home 110 Twenty-fifth Street Drive SE. Officers elected: Dorothy Faires president, Lucille Kibbie vice president, Betty Ann Blecher secretary treasurer, Dorothea Kibbie scribe. Kay Owen attended as a guest. After the meeting, members played ping pong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glamourettes
Jean Owen
Twenty-fifth Street Drive
Dorothy Faires
Lucille Kibbie
Betty Ann Blecher
Dorothea Kibbie
Kay Owen
Karla Masaryk club hosts meeting for Czech relief efforts
Mrs. Charles Landergott welcomed Karla Masaryk club members at 1731 Hamilton Street SW. A brief business session set plans to meet twice a month in cooperation with the local Vcelky Bees group for Czech relief. Refreshments were served. guest guest was Mrs. Joseph Splichal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Landergott
Hamilton Street
Karla Masaryk Club
Vcelky (Bees
Joseph Splichal
Pi Omicron Sorority Founders Day Dinner at Roosevelt
Iota Epsilon chapter of Pi Omicron celebrated Founders Day with a candlelit dinner at the Roosevelt hotel. Miss Mathilde Grevemberg, national director, presided at the initiation of Josephine Zila Helen Sheetz and Leola Zavodsky. Officers installed: Marthella Schmidt president Bernice Berkla vice president Esther Smith recording secretary Martha Heald corresponding secretary Marjorie Voigt treasurer. Guests included Nadine Kennedy Betty Landa, with Zavodsky chairing arrangements and many other attendees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iota Epsilon
Pi Omicron Sorority
Roosevelt Hotel
Johanna Hill
Mathilde Grevemberg
Josephine Zila
Helen Sheetz
Leola Zavodsky
Miss Grevemberg
Marthella Schmidt
Bernice Berkla
Esther Smith
Martha Heald
Marjorie Voigt
Honor Miss Stamy At Fleming's Tea Room Dinner
Miss Maude Stamy was honored Wednesday evening at a dinner party at Fleming's tea room by employees from Newman's store. A gift was presented to the guest of honor. Attending were Mrs. L. R. Townsend, Mrs. Harriett Belknap, Mrs. C. A. Fox, Mary McKissack, Mrs. Dale Stoneking, Mrs. Paul Rose, Mrs. Otto Stamy, Edith Stamy, Mrs. J. E. Dickson, Mrs. L. L. Henry, Miss Jeanette Totten and James Epstein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Stamy
Fleming's Tea Room
Newman's
L. R. Townsend
Harriett Belknap
C. A. Fox
Mary McKissack
Dale Stoneking
Paul Rose
Otto Stamy
Edith Stamy
J. E. Dickson
L. L. Henry
Jeanette Totten
James Epstein
Arthur P T A Founders Day Program At Local School
The Arthur P T A held its Founders Day program at the school on Wednesday. Mrs. Milner opened with the P T A song and readings were given by officers and chairmen. A one act play on the organization history, entertainments, and a birthday cake highlighted the event with Mrs Klass and Mrs Shive pouring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur P. T. A
O. Stucker
J.C. Milner
Walter Musker
Claude Krebs
Lee Hillbruner
C. R. Omundson
Raymond Pollock
V. L. Spohn
Milner
William Burger
W. E. Lichtenstein
Raymond Klass
Philip W. Shive
C. G. Krebs
Lloyd Burger
Robert Harger
Hugh Duxbury
F. P. Thornday
L. T. Mitchell
J. E. Dillinger
Wayne C. Stookey
Muriel Mueller
J. Burge
T. H. DeWees
Hubert
Roosevelt P T A Founders Day Program Report
The Roosevelt P T A met on Wednesday with 60 members present for a Founders Day program. Speaker Mrs. R S Erickson, past president of the P T A council, spoke on Down Through the Years. Mothers chorus conducted by Mrs. Elizabeth Sloan sang several numbers. Past presidents were introduced and presented plants. Tea was served by the social committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt P. T. A
R. S. Erickson
P. T. A. Council
Mothers’ Chorus
Elizabeth Sloan
Former Cuban Envoy to US Shot in Havana
In Havana on a Friday afternoon, Dr. Orestes Ferrara former Cuban ambassador to Washington and member of Cuba's constituent assembly was shot in the back by unidentified assailants from a passing car. Ferrara's chauffeur Rufino Alvarez was killed and a pedestrian injured as the gunmen fled in a car with United States license plates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Orestes Ferrara
Washington
Cuba
Constituent Assembly
Ferrara
Rufino Alvarez
United States
Weir Defends G O P Stand Against Critics
Pennsylvania steelman Ernest T. Weir answered critics of his chairmanship of the Republican National Finance Committee. He said the GOP must be a party of the people not special interests and warned the New Deal could end American freedom if continued four more years. He defended wealth and rejected claims of a rich life conning the party, noting his own humble beginnings and praising the Glenn Frank report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ernest T. Weir
Pennsylvania
Republican National Finance Committee
Weir
Raymond Clapper
Glenn Frank
Republican Party
Republican Program Committee
Frank
G.O.P
Clapper
New Deal
Astors
Biddles
Cromwells
Davies
Drexels
Earles
Roosevelts
Lenten Musical Service At First Congregational Sunday
A candlelight Lenten service at First Congregational Church Washington Ave Seventeenth Street Sunday 4 30 pm features Coe College quartet Margaret Hindee Florence Van Winkle Edward Melcher and John Schwenke with Drexel Mollison at the organ The program includes Candle Lighting organ music prayers readings and multiple Handel Mendelssohn Weaver and Stoughton pieces The public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational
Washington Avenue
Seventeenth Street
Coe College
Margaret Hindee
Florence van Winkle
Edward Melcher
John Schwenke
Drexel Mollison
Goldmark
William Jacobs
Mr. Jacobs
Dresden Amen
Israel
Mendelssohn
Redeemer
Handel
Marsaret Hindee
Weaver
Stoughton
Widor
NLRB Rules Baldwin Locomotive Works Violated Law
The NLRB ruled Baldwin Locomotive Works in Eddystone Pa violated the Wagner act by using labor spies and aiding a publication urging joining the CIO to build a Soviet America. It found no sustained union presence since 1911 except for pattern makers in the AFL. the CIO’s Steel Workers Organizing Committee began organizing in 1937 and quickly gained substantial membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Labor Relations Board
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Eddystone
NLRB
Baldwin Pattern Makers
American Federation of Labor
CIO
House Broken Into but Nothing Stolen
Mrs Ida McClusky reported a Thursday night break in at 1333 Ellis boulevard NW. A trunk in a bedroom was forced open but no items were taken, the thief apparently locked out by the back screen door and exited via the front door, foiled in grabbing money once kept there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida McClusky
Ellis Boulevard NW
McClusky
Albert McClusky
Beverly
Notice of Appointment Executor in Linn County Iowa
The undersigned was appointed executor on March 1 1940 of the estate of James Mond, late of Linn County Iowa. All persons indebted to the estate should pay promptly. Claims against the estate must be filed with the Clerk of the Linn County District Court. Joseph Mekota, Executor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Iowa
Linn
Pod ‘Oe
Jmond
Linn Namie Ek
Linn County
Iowa
Make This Model At Home Pattern 4402 Available
Pattern 4402 is available in misses sizes 12 14 16 18 and 20. Size 16 requires 3 yards of 39 inch fabric and 1 yard of ruffling. Send fifteen cents to Pattern Department The Cedar Rapids Gazette 243 West 17th street New York NY for the pattern. An additional ten cents brings the latest Pattern Book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Gazette
West 17Th Street
New York
N. Y
Cedar Rapids couples remarry in Thursday ceremony
Cedar Rapids residents Church Dugan and Lillian Dugan were remarried Thursday afternoon in a ceremony performed by Justice H. R. Churchill. Edward E. Lowe will speak at the Hanford post American Legion program on WMT Sunday from 11 45 a m to noon on the topic Destructive isms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Dugan
Lillian Dugan
Cedar Rapids
H. R. Churchill
Edward E. Lowe
Hanford Post
American Legion
WMT
Theft of Jewelry From Coats at St Patrick's School
Police investigated two thefts reported Friday night at St Patrick's school where $11 in jewelry and cash vanished from coats of two girls at parties. Names June Miller and Evelyn Spillman linked to the incidents. a $5 yellow gold locket was taken from Spillman's coat. Later, Kenwood Methodist Church at 302 Thirty-third Street NE announced services with times for church school, morning worship, and evening programs led by Pastor Merion B. Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick's School
June Miller
First Avenue
Evelyn Spillman
Sixth Street
Miss Spillman
Kenwood Methodist Church
Thirty-third Street
Merton B. Green
Francis Asbury Club
Federal tax liens filed against Star Laundry and Calder Van & Storage
Federal tax liens for nonpayment of employment taxes were filed with the clerk of federal court Friday. Names and places include Star Laundry, 509 Fourth Avenue SE with amounts 85 and 60.08 and 203.79 and 73.36. Calder Van and Storage, Inc., 412-16 A Avenue NE with 66.49 and 102.93. Helen Dinnie, 307 Third Avenue SE with 60.08.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clerk of Federal
Star Laundry Company
Fourth Avenue SE
Helen Dinnie
Third Avenue SE
Calder van and Storage Company, Inc
A Avenue NE
Car Stolen From Baxter Motors After Keys Lost
Two days after keys to a black 1937 Chevrolet tudor sedan were reported missing at Baxter Motors on Second Avenue SE, the used car lot was burglarized. Harry Ehrke, sales manager, told police the theft occurred after 10 p.m. Friday, with the thief timing the grab two days after the keys were lost on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baxter Motors
Second Avenue SE
Harry Ehrke
Ehrke
Joint installation of United Commercial Travellers and Auxiliary
The United Commercial Travellers and their auxiliary plan a joint installation at the Roosevelt hotel Saturday night with a public 6 30 p m dinner. Mrs W F Sarset will be installing officer for the women's unit and J L Parker for the men s group. Officers for both organizations will be elected at Saturday afternoon meetings. Delegates to the grand convention will also be named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Commercial Travelers
Roosevelt Hotel
W. F. Sarset
J. L. Parker
Grange Accepts Wright Aeronautical Position
Robert D. Grange, son of Mr and Mrs Ross E Grange of 524 Forest Drive SE, is among three Iowa State College mechanical engineering seniors who will join Wright Aeronautical Corp at Patterson New Jersey. Grange will receive a Bachelor of Science degree in June and is active in Pi Mu Epsilon and treasurer of the Iowa State branch of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright Corp
Robert D. Grange
Ross E. Grange
Forest Drive SE
Iowa State College
Mechanical Engineering
Wright Aeronautical Corporation
Paterson
N. J
Donald S. Stevens
Grange
Pi Mu Epsilon
Iowa State
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
CMTC Recruiting Opens for Linn County War Camp
CMTC recruiting for Linn County began Friday under Maj. John T. Wuster at 2015 Avenue NE. The camp will be at Fort Des Moines from July 16 to August 14. Linn County quota rises from 36 in 1939 to 41 for 1940, with additional vacancies expected to fill soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CMTC
Linn County
John T. Wurster
Infantry Reserve
B Avenue
Fort Des Moines
Young
Desiring Information Call Maj Wurster Or Army HQ
Men seeking further information should call Maj Wurster or army headquarters located in the federal building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maj. Wurster
Army
Federal
Wanted In Dubuque Arrest Of Arnold Toomer On Larceny Charge
On a request from the Dubuque police department Arnold E Toomer 17 of 5040 avenue NE was arrested at 12 15 a m Friday. Chief Joe Strub of Dubuque said a warrant is held charging Toomer with larceny of a motor vehicle. Toomer recently moved to Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
Arnold E. Toomer
Avenue NE
Joe Strub
Toomer
Cedar Rapids
Man Found Asleep in Car After Insulin Shock
Neal DeLant a 27 year old from Fort Madison was found asleep in a car on First Street SW and, suffering from diabetes, was taken to the police station then Mercy hospital on a doctor’s orders at 8:30 p.m. Friday. He said he had been in shock from an insulin treatment and could not recall anything after being at Iowa City. William Paseka reported finding DeLaat asleep in the back seat of his car and could not explain how he arrived there. Police sent DeLaat to Fort Madison by bus on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Street
Neal DeLant
Fort Madison
Mercy Hospital
Delant
Iowa City
William Paseka
DeLaat
Paseka
Mind and Morals From A Scientist’s View
Albert Edward Wiggam presents questions on race, education, and politics from a scientific lens. He argues no evidence shows intermarriage produces inferior offspring and notes race as a historical blend. He discusses youth intellect, professional praise, and shifts in the meaning of proletariat through history.
British Ban on U S Lubricating Oils to Neutral Lands
The British government told 40 top American oil exporters it will not issue navicerts for shipments of lubricating oil to the Netherlands Belgium and Denmark under current war conditions. Without navicert or through Allied contraband control stations, goods may be seized by British prize courts. The ban aims to curb surplus reportedly held for Germany as European wartime stockpiling grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INL
Netherlands
Belgium
Denmark
Allied Economic War Ministries
Germany
Gillette Leads Senators to Restore FCA Independence
Six Democratic senators including Gillette push legislation to return the Farm Credit Administration to independent status, opposing Secretary Wallace's drive to revamp the agency. They cite farm groups and major farm organizations in drafting the bill, with support from several other lawmakers and agricultural bodies. The FCA, now under the Agriculture Department, has issued over six billion dollars in loans to farmers, with about half outstanding, and has seen resignations among top officials in protest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wallace
Gillette
Farm Credit Administration
FCA
Agriculture Department
Roosevelt
Minton
Ind
Mead
N. Y
Truman
Hatch
N. M
Miller
Ark
McNary
Capper
Kan
American Farm Bureau Federation
the Grange
National Association of Livestock Producers
National Cooperative Council
National Wool Growers
F. F. Hill
A. G. Black
Iowa State College
To Yodeler A Call For Respect In Behavior
A terse note admonishes the recipient for conduct toward a female partner. It warns that she will not continue the relationship if the behavior persists and calls the actions unbecoming of a gentleman, implying she feels shame.
10 20 30 Years Ago in the Gazette
Mrs Belle Butterfield leaves for Chicago to join Mitchell party en route to Miami Beach and Cuba. Marie Minor and daughter Kathleen depart for Los Angeles. Ira B McGladrey of Cedar Rapids named Iowa member of the arbitration committee of the American Society of Certified Public Accountants. Dr and Mrs H J Jones and children return from Coral Gables after a month there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Butterfield
Chicago
Mitchell
S. D
Miami Beach
Fla
Cuba
Marie Minor
Kathleen
Los Angeles
Calif
Ira B. McGladrey
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Committee On Arbitration of
The
American Society of Certified Public Accountants
H. J. Jones
Madge
Richard
Coral Gables
Old Cedar Rapids church landmark sold to Tait and Wagner
March 2 1920 note reports the fifty year old Catholic church at Third avenue and Seventh street sold to Tait and Wagner. Also Cedar Rapids widow Mrs J S Cook dies, merchant leader among pioneers. Marshalltown man Harry Whaley named Y M C A boys department secretary. Mr and Mrs C M Woods head for Ogden Utah and Mr and Mrs H Meiger depart for Oakland California to establish home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Avenue
Seventh Street
Tait and Wagner
J. S. Cook
Cedar Rapids
Harry Whaley
Marshalltown
C. M. Woods
Ogden
Utah
H. Meiger
Oakland
Calif
Should Curb Her Ambition To Fit Husband's Tastes
Advice column excerpt discussing Mrs J who longs for social prestige while her shy husband prefers small gatherings. Mary Manners notes a good provider can be unhappy in crowds and urges compatibility, restraint of ambition, and focus on family life over parties. The letter mentions Sad and B, reflecting shared marital strain and prayer for guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue
Miss Manners
Sad
Narrow escape at crossing and local notes from 1910
March 2 1910 reports a close call as little Alfred Petersen ran into a North Western train pilot at First avenue crossing. Frank A Gotch wrestling exhibition with George Turner occurred at Greene's opera house last night. W L Harrison resigns as Rock Island superintendent to join Central Machine and Auto. Will Snouffer and John Newens packed goods in a freight car and headed to Marino Colorado to claim land, families to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Petersen
North Western
First Avenue
Frank A. Gotch
George Turner
Greene’s Opera House
W. L. Harrison
Rock Island Railroad
Central Machine and Auto Company
Will Snouffer
John Newens
California Floods Forcing Evacuations Across Valleys
New flood surges in the Sacramento and San Joaquin valleys forced hundreds to evacuate their homes. The rising waters isolated Colusa and spread destruction to farmland and property as a large crest moved through northern California waterways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Sacramento
San Joaquin
Colusa
California
Illinois Moves To Halt Bootlegging Into Iowa
Illinois moves to stop bootlegging of liquor into neighboring states announced at a regional conference. Illinois distributors must file monthly reports detailing sales dates amounts and consignees to track shipments. The action, led by Arthur S. Smith, aims to curb illicit cross state distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Illinois
Indiana
Wisconsin
Michigan
Iowa
Arthur S. Smith
Illinois Liquor Control Commission
Senator Tobey fights census divorce and income questions
Washington AP Senator Tobey Republican New Hampshire urged deleting divorce and income questions from the 1940 census arguing personal privacy. Census statistician Dr Leon Truesdell defended divorce inquiries as historic since 1850 noting the need to classify by marital status. Other officials warned elimination could erode credibility. a trial census showed drafting costs and six weeks to reprint forms if changes were made. The subcommittee planned a vote Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tobey
N. H
Senate
Leon E. Truesdell
Census Bureau
Edward J. Noble
Commerce
Maloney
Conn
Ralph M. Houser
Indiana
The Poet Edgar A Guest on Growing Up and Humility
Edgar A Guest reflects on youth and aging, noting that certainty declines with time. He argues that what seems clearly right at twenty two fades by fifty, as experiences temper ego and reveal life’s complexities. The piece frames aging as a school that teaches humility.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dramatic Art
Bethany Missionary Program
H. E. Hollands
Mrs
Sulek
Adventure Girls
Miss Stamy
P.T.A. Meetings
Arthur
Baldwin
Chter
Jos. Mekota
Anne Adams
City Briefs
Albert Edward Wiggam
Frank Boynton
Ithaca
Rome
U. S
Neutral
BY Claude Callan
Clyde Lewis
J. S. Pat.off
Confucius
Black
Mary Manners
Edgar A. Guest
the Poet of
the People
Cougher
Washington St
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