Assembly Sends Wilson A Message From Monmouth
The United Presbyterian Church General Assembly at Monmouth endorses the League of Nations and disapproves of repeal of War Time Prohibition. Telegrams will be sent to President Wilson to back the League while urging law enforcement on alcohol and Sabbath observance for navy personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth
League of Nations
General Assembly of
The
United Presbyterian Church
Wilson
Nations
Woodrow Wilson
General Assembly
Congress
Daniels
Josephus Daniels
General Assembly United Presbyterian Church
Sterling
Kansas
United Presbyterian Church of North America
Cooper College
United Presbyterian Church of
Arkansas Valley Presbytery
St. Louis
Cannonsburg
Paul
St. Louie
McGarey
Grier
Dr. Raitt
Presbyterian Church
Spokane
Presbytery
Ilinois
Hudson
Assembly
Delaware
Masterpiece Gorthe Praises Vicar of Wakefield
Goldsmiths Masterpiece Gorthe hails The Vicar of Wakefield as one of the best novels ever written calling it a prose idyll and musical prose of a poet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorthe
Wakefield
Julian Hill
Fortnightly club hosts Miss Flossie Lewis honor spread
Mrs Geo Hay entertained the Fortnightly club evening section in honor of Miss Flossie Lewis, the domestic science teacher who was not an applicant for next year. Despite heavy rain, many ladies attended a cafeteria style supper with guests contributing a dish and later performing entertaining stunts. The Bethany girls' Methodist church group hosted a pleasant church dining room spread with ham, potatoes, gravy, onions, beans, deviled eggs, ice cream and cake, and Olive Minick of Chicago attended from out of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany
Methodist Church
Olive Minick
Chicago
James T. Nichols to Lecture on Paris Peace Conference
James T. Nichols will lecture on The Peace Conference in Paris in the M E church West Chester on Friday evening June 6 at 730 under the Queen Esther circle. Fortnightly club members seeking to join next year should phone 370 Blue. Afternoon Bridge Club members and their husbands will be entertained June 6 at the Ernest Lemmon home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James T. Nichols
Paris
M. E
West Chester
Bridge Club
Ernest Lemmon
Temperance and Patriotic Program at Local Church
The Children’s Missionary Societies of the M Bd church present Uncle Sam’s Vision of Old Glory in Peril a temperance and patriotic program in the auditorium Thursday at 8 p m with free will offering. The Delta Alpha Sunday school class of the M FE church holds a 10 cent social Thursday at 2 30 p m at Mrs Widmer’s home four doors north of the Milwaukee depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children's Missionary Societies of
M. Bd. Church
Uncle Sam
Delta Alpha
M. FE. Church
Widmer
Milwaukee Depot
Poinsettia Club Hosts Tea at Mrs Crone’s Home
The Poinsettia club will be entertained tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. T oh Crone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poinsettia Club
T. 8. Crone
Bethany Class Seeks Donations for Armenian Relief
The Bethany class collects charitable donations at the Methodist church Thursday from 2:00 to 2:30 PM for Armenian relief efforts, encouraging community participation and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany
Methodist Church
Rebekahs to Meet Friday in I O F Hall
The Rebekahs will hold their regular meeting Friday evening in the I O O F hall. Members are reminded to bring their ple. 9412.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekahs
F. Hall
Graduates From Teachers College in Cedar Falls
Miss Eunice Acheson arrived home after earning her B A degree from Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls. Dr Frank Gunsaulus gave the commencement address yesterday forenoon with Major General Leonard A Wood unable to attend. 175 graduates across departments and four days of festivities preceded an expected summer term enrollment of 2500. Local nurse Olive Minick also graduated from the Presbyterian hospital and accepted a temporary surgical nurse position there after a month's home leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eunice Acheson
Cedar Falls
Iowa State Teachers College
Frank Gunsaulus
Leonard A. Wood
Olive Minick
Presbyterian Hospital
One Week of Life at Fox Theatre features Pauline Frederick
Cosmo Hamilton's One Week of Life comes to the Fox Theatre with Pauline Frederick in a dual role drama. Goldwyn's production showcases two distinct heroines living apart in parallel stories, supported by Thomas Holding, Sydney Ainsworth, and Corinne Barker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmo Hamilton
Fox Theatre
Goldwyn
Pauline Frederick
Samuel Goldwyn
America
Miss Frederick
Eoen
Willard Mack
Hobart Henley
Frederick
Thomas Holding
Sydney Ainsworth
Corinne Barker
The
Fox
Flotilla Tourup the Mississippi Navy unit to visit ports
The Anti Submarine Flotilla led by the U S N submarine K5 and the destroyer Isabel moves upriver from St Louis to give Mississippian towns a close view of war ships and gear. A scout chaser precedes the flotilla and stops at towns to arrange landings and visits to Ohio above Cairo and Illinois River ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Navy Department
Mississippi
Isabel
Ohio
Cairo
Illinois River
Navy
Blue Jackets
Chilean diver crew rescue after sub crash near Taleshuans
At Taleshuans Chile June 4 a Chilean submarine ALR with crew aboard sank and remained submerged for a time. It was refloated and all crew were safely removed. The H-8 appears to be one of six built for the Cuban government at Ouiney. Also reported Washington miners strike at Northwest Improvement mines with 1500 workers walking off after pay for dumping care ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taleshuans
Chile
Ouiney
Mare
Washington
Yakima
Wash
Northwest Improvement Company
Cle Blum District
Perfect Health Is Yours If the Blood Is Kept Pure
A vintage ad promotes Swift Specific Co blood medicine claiming purified blood boosts disease resistance and vitality. It urges readers to obtain five bottles from a drug store and offers free medical advice by writing to the Medical Director in Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift Specific Co
Swift Laboratory
Atlanta
Losses of Iowa Troops In Three Wars
Iowa figures show 12 368 Civil War deaths 3 580 World War I losses 164 Spanish American War deaths. Disease caused most deaths. Civil War totals include 78 059 service members with 12 368 dead and 9 987 discharged. Also notes Confederate flags donated by Private Willard Baker and a hospital stay for him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Des Moines
State Historical Department
State Adjutant General's Office
Fourty-ninth Infantry
Fifttieth Infantry
Fifty-first Infantry
Fifty-second
France
United State
U. S
Willard Baker
Company C
Twentieth Infantry
Baker
Mobile
South Carolina
Vicksburg
University Hospital
Iowa City
Harlan
Historical Department
Scientist to Visit Indian Reservation for Island Study
Professor Homer R. Dill of the University of Iowa will lead a ninety second museum expedition to Quillayute Needle islands off Puget Sound. The June trip aims to collect sea lions fur seals and rare birds with permits secured by Clarence Albrecht now at the University of Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer R. Dill
University of Iowa
Quillayute Needle
Puget Sound
Clarence Albrecht
Dill
Albrecht
University of Washington
Professor Dill
Manville
la Push
Edith Bell
University
Museum
Laysan Island
Louisiana
Mississippi Delta
Wyoming
Elk
Australian Inventor Patents Rain Production Method
An Australian inventor claims a patent for producing rain by raising large X-ray baths via balloons to higher atmospheric strata. The process involves using X-ray emissions to trigger condensation and rainfall over targeted areas.
Miller's Antiseptic Oil Snake Oil Promises Full Refund
Advertises Miller's Antiseptic Oil or Snake Oil for rheumatism lumbago sore throat and pains. Claims deep penetration reduces inflammation and improves circulation with a money back guarantee if not satisfied. Sold by druggists including Sherman Bros with 30¢ 60¢ or $1.00 bottles.
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Sherman Bros
Baseball Scores From Tuesday Across Leagues
National League results include Chicago 1 Mittsburgh 0 and Philadelphia 7 New York 4 with Boston 2 3 and Brooklyn 1 4. Cincinnati 81 might be a misprint. Louis had no game due to rain. American League shows Detroit 7 Chicago ? Boston 4 and Washington 7 New York 10 with Philadelphia St Louis 14 5 and Cleveland 8. Indicated league notes and city teams follow with unclear entries for Indiana Milwaukee and other minor items.
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Peret
New York Ae
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Chicago
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Boston
Louis
Cleveland
New York
Detroit
Ssesees
Ees
Oreee Uv
San
Washington
Mittsburgh
Broooklyn
Philaderphia
St. Louis
American
Vanetle
Ricorutinetan
Tetford
Terre Heute
Washington Iowa Ordinance restricts speed to 15 mph
Ordinance 186 regulates motor vehicle speed within Washington Iowa, banning faster than 15 mph on streets alleys and public parks, excluding commercial vehicles from parks. It requires 15 mph warning signs, repeals Ordinance 101 from 1911, sets penalties up to $100 and possible jail, and takes effect after publication dated June 2, 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Iowa
City OF Washington
Towa
Regimen Quarantined After Soldier's Death At Camp Grant
The One Hundred and Twenty ninth Infantry at Camp Grant is under quarantine following the death of Private Ed Jahnson of Belvidere New Jersey from spinal meningitis. All contacts are sent to observation in hospital. Col. Peter Field plans to quarantine the rest of the regiment once exposed personnel are isolated.
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Camp Grant
Rockford
One Hundred and Twenty Ninth Infantry
Ed Jahnson
Belvidere
Camp Merritt
N. J
Peter €. Field
Rocrease
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Sembly
Raitt
Committee On Home Missions
Board of Home Missions
General Committee of Home Missions
Washton
Kentucky
Arkansas
Tennessee
Department of Evangelism
Committee On Foreign Missions
J. C. Pinkerton
India
Sudan
Egypt
Act On
Goldsmith
Teachers’ College
Pescue
Talcahuano Harbor
North
National League
J. E. Bovee
Ss. J. Kellogg
White Way
Washington, Iowa
Aon Tii
Mbatador Kau Lions of Women
Eet Kik
EE Betr
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