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Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1918

Page

7

Sugar Rations Reduced to 75 Percent in War Utility

The U S food administration orders sugar cuts affecting soft drinks tea cream and candy. Public places and households face limits of three pounds per person per month with twenty five pounds for canning while canners and milk condensers receive full supply. Bakers and crackers get seventy percent for the next quarter. A six month shortage is anticipated.

United States Food Administration J. L. Giesler J. l. Glesler

Golden Goal at A Muse U features Harry Morey as Doran

The Vitagraph Blue Ribbon drama The Golden Goal stars Harry Morey as John Doran a man rising from the dregs to mastery in a tale of pride conscience and honor directed by Paul Scardon with Florence Deshon as the false star The story by Lawrence McCloskey and scenario by Garfield Thompson is shown at the A Muse U Meanwhile Margarita Fisher sheds real tears in A Square Deal at the same venue and George Niles suffers a sectional finger injury at Wang Manufacturing with Dr Dant in attendance

Vitagraph John Doran Harry Morey Doran Lawrence McCloskey Garfield Thompson Margarita Fisher Alice Gilson Muse-U Miss Fisher George Niles Wang Manufacturing Company Dant

Fake war charity schemes defrauded NYC public, grand jury says

Backers of alleged fake war charities and soliciting schemes drained between 2 million and 3 million dollars from New Yorkers in the past year, per evidence presented to a special county grand jury by District Attorney Swann. The probe, after examining 300+ groups, exposed 50-50 solicitors and 100 percent boys who kept or diverted funds.

Associated Press Leanad New York N. Y New York City Special County Swann Grand Jury

Open One More Training Class for Grammar School Grads

Government opens another training class at the University of Texas on July 25 for grammar school graduates to learn auto mechanics. Three hundred volunteers are sought. Muscatine County may gain only three or four slots, so early application is essential. Training benefits include government covering expenses and uniforms after weeks in service. Volunteers should bring a salt, sturdy shoes, undergarments, a sweater, socks, and towels.

University of Texas War Department Selective Service Muscatine County

Bovine Leads Merry Chase Through Town Streets

A yearling calf owned by Waltman and West escaped its pen in Front Street and outran pursuers toward the depot. It dodged a switch engine and moved along Rock Island tracks, narrowly avoided cars, then wheeled past a moving train before being corralled near Cedar Street and Second. A growing crowd watched the spirited chase.

Front Street Waltman West Rock Island Cedar Street

Modern house for rent near factory call for rent

Furnished room close in near factory at 505 Ey Irront. Lost green hat. Return to E Journal.

Lodiles

Look Ahead Prices for Inge Footwear Fall Stock

The notice promotes future prices rising for Inge footwear and invites customers to buy now from Ss. & H. Green, trading stamps offered. It promises a complete fall and winter stock including white, low or high shoes and summer footwear for the whole family. If a child’s shoe is worn, the shop offers a replacement with copper stamps as part of the deal.

H. Green

Lieutenant Sherman B. Watson Arrives in France

Word reached locals that Lieutenant Sherman B. Watson, of Muscatine, a Mobile Veterinary and Army officer, has arrived safely in France. He left Camp Me­mory on June 8 for a point of embarkation and was previously stationed at Camp Imetory.

Sherman Watson Sherman B. Watson Muscatine United States Army France Camp I* Metory

Irish Home Rule Wins Labor Aid

London June 28 The British labor conference at its concluding session passed a resolution urging dominion statesmen at the London conference to press the British government to settle the Irish question by granting Ireland a large measure of home rule.

London Ireland

CEREMONIES FOR THE POLISH ARMY IN FRANCE

Dispatches describe the first Polish army division in France receiving flags and pennants in a ceremony attended by President Poincare and allied reps. The president recalled Versailles promises for Poland independence with sea access. Mrs. Fred Miller of El Paso Texas returns from Iowa City where she visited friends and relatives.

Washington, D. C France Poincare Renaisance Poland Fred Miller Fl Paso Texas Iowa City Miller SR. Schonek Louise Schenck Mulberry Avenue

Nominations for eight brigadiers and three colonels sent to Senate

President Wilson submitted to the Senate the nominations of eight brigadier generals in the National Army to be major generals and of three colonels to be brigadier generals. Named for promotion were Mason M. Patrick Edward M. Lewis William J. Snow William R. Smith Peter L. Traub Willam S. Graves James G. Harbord and Charles P. Summerall. Colonels Cornelius Vanderbilt and Douglas MacArthur were also nominated to become brigadiers. MacArthur recently wounded in a Rainbow Division drive.

Associated Press Washington, D.C National Army Senate Wilson Mason M. Patrick Edward M. Lewis William J. Snow Peter Traub Willam S. Graves James G. Harbord Charles P. Summerall Cornelius

Passes Away at Cranston Home

Columbus Junction June 28 T S Meeker a Columbus Junction resident for years died suddenly at his Cranston home on Thursday June 27 He served in the Civil War as a member of the Eleventh Iowa Survived by wife Miss Beils Collings of Letts three sons Warley Muscatine Elmer Arizona Nelson Letts two brothers Warren and Joseph Meeker Cranston Funeral services likely at 10 oclock Saturday morning with interment at Cranston.

Columbus Junction T. S. Meeker Columbus Juntion Granston Eleventh Iowa Beils Collings Letts Warley Muscatine Elmer Arizona Nelson Warren Joseph Meeker Cranston

Red Cross Benefit Dance near Pleasant Prairie

A country born dance hosted by M Coburn at his Pleasant Prairie area home raised $19 for the local Red Cross. About twenty couples attended and refreshments followed. Mrs Leroy Daniela hosted the St Ge W group on Man Street for button carding producing over thirty gross. Next Miriam Rebekah Lodge meeting set for I O O F hall with important business and full attendance. Miss Ruth Baulmgarten of Mt Pleasant IA visits Mt Pleasant friend Miss Esther Kettle Kamp at 408 Cedar.

RED Cross Pleasant Prairie M. Coburn Leroy Daniela The St. Ge. W Man Street Adam Ritter Wast Eighth Street Miriam Rebekah Lodge Ruth Baulmgarten Mt. Pleasant Iowa Esther Kettle Kamp Cedar Street

Air ace Bishop transfere d to British air staff desk

Josue June 28 Ottawa dispatch says Major William A Bishop, noted for downing 72 German airplanes, has been transferred from front line service to the British air staff office. Three weeks prior he led a hand picked Canadian squadron using top British aircraft and claimed many enemy planes. Before sailing for England he downed five more aircraft during a final sortie.

Associated Josue Via Ottawa Entente Wiliam Bishop Speen Canradians France Maglana England

School Board to Visit City Schools

The school board will tour all grade schools and the high school tomorrow morning to assess needed repairs. Members meet at the superintendent’s building at nine o’clock and proceed to Jackson school on Cedar Street, with the route after that not yet planned.

Jackson School Cedar Street

Columbus City Wins Banner at Y P C U Convention

Columbus Junction Iowa June 28 The Columbus City Young People’s Christian Union of the United Presbyterian church won the banner at the Y P C U convention in Keokuk This marks the third time in four years the Presbyterial banner has been won by the Columbus City society The competition included entries from Washington West Chester Keota Ainsworth Winfield Crawfordsville Morning Sun Burlington Keokuk Fairfield Birmingham and Harrison

Columbus Junction Columbus City Washington West Chester Keota Ainsworth Winfield Crawfordsville Morning Sun Burlington Keokuk Fairfield Birmingham Harrison

Deweese Funeral Held After Rainbow Crossing Fatality

Funeral services for Charles Deweese, one of two men killed at Rainbow Crossing yesterday, will be at Melpine Presbyterian church Sunday afternoon. Short services will be at his home. The Rev HL Milica of Sweetland Methodist Episcopal church will officiate. Burial in Melpine cemetery.

Charles Deweese Theainbow Crossing Melpine Presbyterian Church HL. C. Milica Sweetland Methodist Episcopal Church Melpine Cemetery

War Savings drive progress amid urging call for duty

Reports from county chairmen show most Iowa counties near or over their War Savings quotas as of June 28, with several confident they will reach goals by June 29. Homer A. Miller appeals nationwide for full support, stressing the national duty and the President's call on all Americans to contribute through War Savings Stamps.

Associated Press Des Moines War Savings National War Savings Wright Harrison Boone Tama Buenas Pocahontas Kossuth Dickinson Buchanan Dallas Wapello Appanoose Wayne Washington Benton Fayette Jefferson Keokuk van Buren Taylor Jackson Homer A. Miller Hell Wilson

Sports Briefs From The War Front And Roster Changes

Clifford Markle, formerly a pitcher with the New York Americans, is a prisoner of war in Germany per War Department. Ray Powell, Walter Relig, and Josh Kelly of the Boston Nationals must report within ten days to the naval reserve. They reported for military service at Newport on July 5. Nimmy Burke, coach of the St. Louis Americans, has been named successor to manager fielder Jones, who resigned two weeks ago.

Clifford N. Markle New York Americans Germany War Department Ray Powell Walter Relig Josh Kelly Boston Nationals Naval Reserve Force Newport Nimmy Burke St. Louis Americans Fielder Jones

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