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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1924

Page

3

Two Hard Contests Tonight At Washington High

Tonight’s basketball double header at Washington High starts at eight o’clock with the girls’ game likely first. Ottumwa’s George Yount brings a veteran fast squad, while Cotter’s skilled sextet and Washington’s strong girls’ team promise a close score. The Washington boys, improving daily, face Ottumwa with Ted Sauer refereeing.

George Yount Ottumwa Washington Cotter Miss Gibson Mr. McKinstry Muscatine Ted Sauer

Unsettled Weather With Snow Potential This Weekend

Forecast shows unsettled conditions tonight across regions with snow possible and colder temperatures by Saturday. Missouri notes colder spells especially in the west and northwest tonight with unsettled east portions continuing.

Yliida Missouri East

Congress Bowlers Win on Commercial Club Alleys

Congress hotel team defeated the Rinkeydinks by seventeen pins at the Commercial club alleys to even the series. Congress lineup included T. L. Brookhart Lee Holland Joe Falk John Maxwell and Robert Noonan. Rinkeydinks featured Henry Shields Dr W B Crooks Harry McCall Ed Wells and Sidney Smith of Medford Oregon.

Congress Hotel Rinkeydinks Congressites Joe Falk Congress T. L. Brookhart Lee Holland John Maxwell Robert Noonan Henry Shields

Cold Night With Freezing Temps And Wind

A bitter cold night left temperatures below zero with a sharp southwest wind. The day remains chilly and forecasters warn of more cold weather to come.

Muscatine Muskies Win Second Game Against Nationals

Muscatine Muskies beat the New York Nationals 16 to 14 in the second game of the series here last night.

Muscatine Jan Muscatine Muskies New York Nationals

Ethell Reconciles Senate Over State End It Bill

In Des Moines on January 18 Senator John Ethell of Davis county quieted heated debates over whether the state end it bill should have its accounts reviewed by the state auditor. Senator Dutcher of Johnson county spoke on procedural delays while Senator Price of Monroe county pressed for restraint. Ethell raised a formal point of order guiding discussion to debatable questions, restoring order as lawmakers moved past personal remarks.

Ethell Des Moines John Ethell Davis County Senate Chamber Board of Education Board of Control Dutcher Johnson County Senate Price Monroe County Fortieth General Assembly Ethel Rose Solemly Tnasas

Court Adjourns Till Next Tuesday In Smith vs Godfrey Case

The trial of Sidney Smith against J. M. Godfrey and others continues with testimony started yesterday and interruptions over demurrers. Witnesses included Will Eldridge George Breitenbach and J M Godfrey as the case centers on who would assume mortgages on a farm west of town. Non jury proceedings fill most of next week with the first jury trial slated for Tuesday January 29.

Sidney Smith J. M. Godfrey D. W. Hamilton Will Eldridge George Breitenbach

Disabled Veterans Facility Plan Seeks 6.5 Million Approval

Washington January 18 AP reports Hines of the veterans bureau outlined to the house public-building committee a program to improve facilities for disabled veterans. The Langley bill would provide 6.5 million dollars for purchases including a national volunteers soldiers home at Sawtelle Colorado with 500 beds costing 1.5 million dollars.

Associated Press Washington Irector Hines Veteran's Bureau House Public — Building Committee Langley National Volunteers Soldiers Sawtelle Colo

President Congratulates Cincinnati Jewish Congregation

President Coolidge sent congratulations to Reno Israel Congregation of Cincinnati on its one hundredth anniversary. The note marks a historic milestone for the oldest Jewish congregation west of the Atlantic seaboard. For-sale ad note appears at end.

Cincinnati Coolidge Reno Israel Congregation of Atlantic Seaboard

Funeral services for Mrs John A Young Held at Home

Funeral services for Mrs John Alex Young were held yesterday afternoon at the Harvey Young home on East Main Street conducted by Dr W W Bowers of the Methodist church. The pallbearers were Nat Buck Homer Darbyshire Frank Miller Frank Brindley R S Cook and Donald Pell. Jesse J Miller sang a solo. Burial was in Elm Grove cemetery.

John Alex Young Harvey Young Main Street W. W. Bowers Methodist Church Nat Buck Homer Darbyshire Frank Miller Frank Brindley R. S. Cook Donald Pell Jesse J. Miller Elm Grove Cemetery

Harvey's Greater Minstrels Draw Record Crowds at Graham Theatre

The Harvey Greater Minstrels posted higher attendance last season, promising dollar for dollar amusement. The show emphasizes quality and quantity with Afro-American music, melody, and dance, boasting honest performances and a festive feel at Graham Theatre next Wednesday.

Harvey's Harvey Edison Curtis R. M. Harvey Grhaam Theatre

Attorney General to Name Successor for Iowa Bureau Chief

Des Moines reports indicate Attorney General Ben J. Gibson will appoint a successor to the late Tate Oscar O. Rock as head of the state bureau of criminal investigation. J. B. Risden, Rock’s former assistant, is the leading candidate to take the post. The bureau operates from its Capitol office with a staff of ten, active in crime-solving statewide.

Associated Press Des Moines Ben J. Gibson Tate Oscar O. Rock State Bureau of Criminal Investigation Attorney General Rock Bureau of Investigation Tts Capitol

19th Century Club Meeting This Saturday

The 19th Century club will meet Saturday afternoon at 2 30 with Mrs W db Keeley presiding.

19Th Century Club Mra

Local Happenings Include Visits and Egg Yields

Mary Dunn of Wyman visits her aunt Mrs. G W Hay while Roy Hays of Dallas stays with his mother Mrs. James Hays on East Main. Mrs. J W Cox near Washington keeps 120 Rhode Island Red hens producing well in cold weather averaging 30 eggs daily over twelve days with a high of 41 eggs. Local commentators note artificial light can extend laying hours and boost output.

Mary Dunn Wyman GW. Hay Roy Hays Dallas Texas James Hays East Main Street J. W. Cox Washington Coppock Road Rhode Island

Bartholow Defends Supervisory Board Seat Eligibility

In a district court filing Morri son and Morrison and Livingston and Kicher attorneys for Bartholow deny A J Morgan’s petition challenging Bartholow’s board seat. They state Bartholow was elected sole candidate for the 1924 term and filed his oath. they contest that Washington city township is part of Washington township and argue Donahey resides in Washington city township. The answer asks dismissal of Morgan’s petition and costs.

Morrison Livingston Kicher BE. L. Bartholow J. D. Glasgow District Court A. J. Morgan Mr. Bartholow Bartholow Board of Supervisors Washington Township Sam T. Donahey Donahey Washington City City of Washington Washington City Township Washington County

Was Tutankhamun a full fledged king in fact

Luxor Egypt January 18 scholars question if Tutankhamun truly reigned as king as excavations reveal a modest tomb with sparse decoration unlike other pharaohs. The article notes Harmabib the general possibly ruled longer and may have obscured Tutankhamun’s rank by erasing his cartouche.

Associated Press Luxor Egypt Tutenkhamun Pharaoah Tutenkhamen Akhenaten Amenhotep, III Abenhoten Harmabib

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