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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1918
Page
7
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Subscriptions sent by mail outside Fairfield Rural routes experience heavy loss with many subscribers missing over half their papers for a week. The Journal notes no fault by its staff or Fairfield Post Office and seeks further reports from affected readers to address disappearing mail en route.
The home track meet concluded with Fred Stever as high point winner after taking first in the quarter, broad jump, pole vault, and half mile. Blough and Hedrick tied for second with 12 points each, Garber Harlan and Larson scored 10. Coach Yount heads to Des Moines with the mile relay team for Drake Relay carnival. team members are Otto Harlan Donald Garber Fred Stever and Brainerd Covert.
Six men headed to naval service yesterday with three juniors and three sophomores joining apprentice seaman and medical branches. Carrol Kesey, Leo O'Brien, and Lester Brown depart for Great Lakes while Dwight Krumholtz, Roscoe Whitmore, and Ralph Spencer go to Des Moines for exams. A potential week or two delay precedes final assignment. A joint meeting of the Orio and Elzevir Literary societies is set for 8 15 this evening. All old members and friends are welcome.
Dr. L. E. Crossman is back after several days away on a business trip, filling in details about his absence and rejoining duties.
Metro's special production Draft 258 shown at the Orpheum tonight offers a patriotic pageant from Bunker Hill to modern Red Cross aid. William Christy Cabanne directs a cast recreating battles including San Juan Hill and the Alamo with cavalry reenactments and authentic detail.
William Cox advertises cinders hauled at 75 cents a load with a contact phone number 173 for calls.
The ex Elzevir Society will meet Mrs. Harvey Easton on South Court Street at 2:30 PM. This is the final meeting of the year and officers will be elected. All members are urged to attend.
Miss Mariel Hopkins, who addressed a large audience of women at the Library last Thursday on wheat flour substitutes, will speak again tomorrow in the Armory at 2:30 PM. This government event has free admission and will include practical demonstrations on substitutes for baking, with expectant wide attendance.
Ottawa reports Premier Sir Robert Borden told a secret House of Commons session that Canada must keep fighting divisions at full strength on the western front and organize remaining human power to raise agricultural production. He cited a Lloyd George message read to lawmakers, whose text was not published.
The War Department ordered faster organization of the National Army tank corps and announced 157 second lieutenants appointed to the corps. Of these, 95 come from Camp Stanley Texas, 22 from Camp Travis Texas, and 40 from Fort Oglethorpe Georgia.
The house of Lords approved the second reading of the government mini-power bill including Irish conscription and industry consolidation to reinforce the British army. Lost tickets to The Kaiser Beast of Berlin demand recovery due to high value.
London reports the Lords passed the manpower bill with Irish conscription included and Bonar Law said conscription would be enforced before August 1. A riot in Belfast disrupted a Labor Party meeting opposing conscription with baton charges and stone-throwing as 15 000 protesters gathered, sparked by 200 shipyard workers.
Washington reports that wooden shipbuilding will be reduced after the current program to free engines and boilers for steel ships. Experts advised officials of the shipping board that 3,500 ton wooden ships are expensive to operate compared with steel vessels. Also note an ad inviting all to see The Kaiser the Beast of Berlin at Fairfield theater next Monday and Tuesday.
About two thousand American soldiers and sailors, recovering from illness and wounds, are being distributed to base hospitals after the arrival of a large American transport. No official word was given on the reported arrivals.
Washington April 18 The senate resolution for registration of men who have reached twenty one years of age since June 5 1917 was favorably reported to the house. The registration date would be fixed by presidential proclamation.
Unfurnished rooms for rent with electric lights and gas for cooking. Contact J. M. Hunter at 411 North B Street or call 2682.
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