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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1919

Page

3

High School Prepares Large Track Squad for Spring Meet

Coaches Karl Whitford and L Z Smith drill a green squad of 24 aiming for spots on the school team. The initial meet is set for Saturday April 26 at the county venue, with specialists in weight events jumps and sprints listed and daily after school practices mandated.

Karl Whitford L. Z. Smith Wheelan O'Loughlin Morrow Paul Jones Busby Smith Mr. Whitford

Regular meeting of Cyrus Chapter No. 13 Royal Arch Masons

There will be a regular meeting of Cyrus chapter No. 13 Royal Arch Masons Friday at 7 30 PM sharp for regular order of business Petitions to be acted upon closing with work on Royal Arch degree Companions urged to attend H P L D Langworthy 4712

Cyrus Royal Arch Masons Royal Arch L. D. Langworthy H. P

Waterworks netted 3328 for year amid higher coal costs

The annual report of Superintendent St. Clair Lewis shows the water plant earned a profit of 3328 while the light plant operated at a loss. Total water receipts came to 15229.98 with increased coal and supplies expenses noted. city officials called the result excellent given rising production costs.

St. Clair Lewis Water and Light Plant Lewis Washington Iowa Teesol Aeeh Wute Sol Meee Sarget Gu Beneeesccasnecen

Clean up! General Staff urges May 1 cleanup in Iowa city

The piece presents a comical wartime style call to citizens to purge "General Dirt" with a 1 May victory plan. Led by Edw. Bov ee and an array of officers, the campaign enlists ward ladies and Scouts to inspect homes, urging rake, shovel, burning rubbish, lime to curb flies, and communal pride.

Washington Iowa Dave McLaughlin C. A. Dewey Fred Reid J. B. Crail Huxford Scouts

Change in Y Board Committee Meetings Tonight

Due to two big events Friday night, community work meetings move to tonight. The Y M C A board of managers meets at Miss Houdek's catering rooms for lunch and business. The Women's Inter-Church Committee convenes at 7 p.m. at the Y M C A office and will join the board and other committees in a general conference at Houdek rooms. More than 40 representatives oversee welfare work for girls and boys.

Y. M. C. A. Board of Miss Houdek Houdek Rooma

Vacant Stores Surprising Visitors From Washington Visit

Charles Winter of Springfield Missouri tours Washington and expresses astonishment at five or six vacant store rooms in the business district. He notes Springfield is booming with new buildings and strong business after the war and predicts Washington will recover soon with renewed energy. A new hotel campaign and union station are among efforts to enlarge the town.

Charles Winter Springfield Washington Missouri Winter Union Station

Presbyterian Junior Choir Plans Friday Practice

The Presbyterian Junior Choir meets Friday at seven o'clock to rehearse Easter music. Parents are asked to ensure children attend as time for the work is short.

Presbyterian

Miss Springtime coming to Muscatine Grand Opera House

The musical comedy Miss Springtime presented by Klaw and Erlinger comes to the Grand Opera House in Muscatine on Friday night April 11.Emmerich Kalman credits for the music with book and lyrics by Guy Bolton and P G Wodehouse Urban is the artist and Julian Mitchell staged the piece. principal players include Edith Allan Harrison Brockbank Wayne Nunn Florence Hope Chas Meakins Margaret Duval Jimmie Hunter Will H Sloan Elaine Vance Harry McCoy William Pearl Dorothy Blaine Rose Prevost Catherine Mackenzie Helen Jackson. A large chorus of girls and elaborate scenery and costumes are highlighted features along with a special orchestra. April 4 8 10 schedule.

Motor Rural Carrier Examination Notice for Henry Iowa

The United States Civil Service Commission announces a motor rural carrier exam for Henry County Iowa on May 10 1919 at Mt Pleasant and Washington. Salary ranges from 1590 to 1800 dollars yearly. Open to male citizens domiciled in the county and meeting Forms 2121 and 1977.

United States Civil Service Commission Henry Iowa Mt. Pleasant Washington Washington, D. C

Woodlawn Cemetery Lot Owners Urged to Pay for Special Care

Woodlawn Lot Owners are asked to pay two dollars to any committee member for special care of lots before Decoration Day and for the remainder of the year. Mrs. H. F. Steck, Mrs. Ab Anderson, Mrs. Will Wilson serve on the committee.

Woodlawn H. F. Steck Ab Anderson Will Wilson

Regular Cyrus Chapter Meeting Friday Night

Cyrus Chapter No 13 Royal Arch Masons schedules a 7 30 pm meeting on Friday April 11 with petitions to ballot on and no work planned. The session will end in time for members to attend the Liberty Loan meeting and other important gatherings under 47th L D Langworthy H P.

Cyrus Chapter Royal Arch Masons Liberty Loan L. D, Langworthy, H, P

Major Guy Brewer Promoted to Lieutenant Colonel

Des Moines officer Guy Brewer, commanding the third battalion of the 168th Infantry, has been promoted from major to lieutenant colonel. Mrs Brewer received the word, and in a March 15 letter he notes the promotion occurred the day before. General Pershing presented him the Distinguished Service Cross for bravery at Sergy during the March 15 review.

Des Moines Guy Brewer 168Th Infantry Just

Burke to Speak on Victory Liberty Loan in Washington

Treasurer John Burke of the United States appears in Washington on Friday for a war loan appeal. He will address the county war loan organization at the courthouse at three. A Methodist church gathering tomorrow night invites local residents to hear his message from the seat of the government.

John Burke United States Washington New Methodist Church Victory Liberty Loan County War Loan Organization Court House Burke

Community Banquet At Fairfield Today

Fairfield April 10 The Jefferson County Community club hosts its regular monthly banquet at the armory with Ben R. Vardaman president of the National Community Betterment Association as a speaker Vardaman from Des Moines is a renowned midwest figure The meeting will cover important business matters and aim for large attendance The Christian church ladies will serve the meal.

Fairfield Jefferson County Community Club Armory Ben R. Vardaman National Community Betterment Association Vardaman Des Moines Middle West Ladies of the Christian Church

Villisca Man Buys Silk Shirts In County Spree

Del Parker of Villisca attempted to purchase all silk shirts in Montgomery county. He bought his size first, then canvassed stores for all sizes, ordered stock from eastern jobbers, and finally emptied department store shelves before the sheriff stopped him.

Red Oak del Parker Villisca Montgomery County Haberdashery

U S Money Wasted Over Muscle Shoals Expenditures

Washington officials report no determination of criminal liability yet in the government nitrate plant project at Muscle Shoals Alabama. DOJ agents continue the inquiry with a final report due within a month to decide if criminal proceedings will be instituted.

Muscle Shoals Washington Ala Department of Justice Nottt

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