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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1918

Page

3

Paroled man Lloyd K. Johnson pleads guilty to fraud

Lloyd K. Johnson, 25, who signed the name Lloyd K. Jackson on a Washington National bank check, pleaded guilty in district court to obtaining money under false pretenses and was paroled by Judge Henry Silwood. He will return to farm work for B. F. Davis near Gladwin, with Davis pleased to have him back.

Lloyd K. Johnson Lloyd K. Jackson Washington National Bank West Side Henry Silwold Johnson Jackson B. F. Davis Gladwin Louisa County Davis T. A. Michels

Folys Honey and Tar Compound Saintly Ad

Mrs Margar et Smale of Bishop California praises Foleys Honey and Tar Compound as a reliable remedy for persistent coughs and colds. She writes that after suffering last week she used the medicine and it acted like a charm. Lemmon's Pharmacy advertisement.

Margaret Smale Bishop Calif

Ad Club Postpones Meeting to Friday Night

Rothechild, president, received word from state president J Sidney Johnson that he cannot reach Washington until Friday. The Ad Club meeting is postponed to Friday evening with hoped for strong program including State secretary C A Baumgart and other guests. A conference will discuss war work measures by the Associated Advertising Club.

Rothechild Ad Club J. Sidney Johnson Washington C. A. Baumgart Associated Advertising Elubas

Plans Formed for Quiet July Fourth Celebration

At a Monday meeting the Commercial Club outlined a July 4 celebration in Washington with thrift in mind. A patriotic parade may be held and a picnic dinner planned for Sunset Park. Committees will be appointed and a prominent speaker is sought for the event.

Commercial Club Washington Sunset Park

Draft quota for Tuesday notified

Notices mailed to twenty four registered men with order numbers next on the draft list to report Monday at four. Twenty one will join Camp Dodge Tuesday June 25 at 9 40. three alternates report Monday. James Cameron may join if fit after an auto accident. Names listed include Whitsel, Cameron, Gray, Britain, Garren, Prymek, Bender, Colbert, Eisele, Kiefer, Canott, Norris, Woods, Rattora, Wylie, Enfield, Soukup, Deal, Finke, Cecil Steele, Halli, Cook, Barr, Bruegge.

Camp Dodge James Cameron John Daniel Whitsel Oskaloosa Washington Paul Gray Ainsworth Harry Britain Republic Marion Frank Garren Brighton Homer W. Prymek Ira Bender Kalona Edward Frank Colbert Riverside Ernest Eisele Crawfordsville Anto Henry Kiefer Moody L. Canott Wellman FE. Norris Nira Owen Woods Arthur Sylvester Rattora William Arnott Wylie Millard T. Enfield Iowa City Joseph Soukup Charles H. Deal Keota Antion F. Finke Muscatine Hoy Cecil Steele William Earl Halli Colchester Til Lester Cook Robert Barr Hallock John Bruecge Coneville

Covenanter Young People Convene in Town Presbytery Session

Two conventions of the Covenanter church proceed at Morning Sun and Sharon churches. Washington delegates include Miss Jean Shuman Miss Margaret Godfrey Arnott Wylie and Mrs S S P Wylie Mrs Bertha Godfrey Mrs Ralph Shuman. The twenty sixth annual union meets in Sharon and runs through tomorrow evening with devotions Bible studies debates and a banner presentation.

Covenanter Church Morning Sun Sharon Women’s Missionary Societies Towa Presbytery Washington S&s P. Wylie Bertha Godfrey Ralph Shuman Covenanter Young People's Union of the Town Presbytery Jean Shuman Margaret Godfrey Arnott Wylie Vernon Eme

Large class takes council degrees in big initiation

Thirty four candidates, the largest class ever initiated into Zeredatha Council, received Royal and Select Masters degrees at the Masonic hall. Visitors from Columbus Junction and Washington joined locals as officers led the work.

Zeredatha Council Masonic Hall Eastern Star Food Administration Hoover Columbus Junction John J. Jenkins George B. Stapp FE. M. Richards R. L. Richards Hamlet Hall Edgar W. McWilliams Theodore J. Simons W. H. Dean George N. Duncan Frank G. Baker Barre C. Poster Wellman W. P. Rich Des Moines W. M. Sleeper Henry D. Sears Frank C. Beatty James O. Sexton George W. Reed Mathan C. Pearson William P. Rawn Andrew Augustine Chas A. King A. A. Rynearson Wayne C. Houck Lyman B. Babcock T. J. Harvey A. W. McCulley Walter R. Brown Thomas Ralph E. Shannon Wilder V. Bell Harold J. Myers Edward Robertson John F. Kurtz Washington J D. Glasgow H. Richards Leigh H. Wallace J. W. Morton A N. Alberson

Committees Named for July Fourth Celebration

Committees announced for the July Fourth picnic and procession with members across Entertainment Music Speakers Stands Publicity and County Co operation. Notable appointees include Ralph Shannon J R Maxwell Chas A King and Jay McNamara among others to oversee activities and the Day chairman Chas A Dewey.

Ralph Shannon J. R. Maxwell Homer F. Darbyshire Carl Hedses Frank Sage Chas. A. King A. BR. Miller Seatine Marion Work Donaldson and Row Knupp Vazeant George Bickford Asenath Dorsey Mae McNamara Ralph Dougherty Ray Lemley Homer Stephen L. F. Henderson J. 8 McElhinney J. H. Warren L. Rothschild C. E. Plumily W. A. Harper Will Harwood Jay MccNamara Chas A Dewey J. D. Olas

University Regents Demand Resignations of Three Professors

The University of Nebraska board of regents demanded the resignations of Professors F.E. B. Hopt C. F.E. Persinger and G. W. Luckey after hearings on charges by the state council of defense that several faculty members showed insufficient aggressive Americanism during wartime.

Lincoln Nebr FE. B. Hopt C. FE. Persinger G. W. Luckey Board of Regents University of Nebraska State Council of Defense

Need You Worry About This Edge Wear on $20 Gold Pieces

A short note warns collectors that wear holes in pockets appear on the edges of twenty dollar gold pieces. The item highlights potential concerns for value and handling during circulation or storage.

Community group notices schedule Thursday activities

Local church and club pages announce sewing for orphans at the M E basement, Willing Workers at Mrs A L Young’s home, a Loyal Sons and Daughters social at Mac Tucker’s, Journal office book distribution hours, a Mission Circle thimble bee Friday, and a Bethlehem Commandery Knights Templar called meetings Wednesday and Thursday evenings for work in the order of the tom.

Delta Alpha M. E A. L. Young Loyal Sons and Daughters of the Christian Church Mac Tucker Knights Templar Bethlehem Commandery Order of the Tom J. 8. McElhinney E. C

Ladies Aid to Host Regular Social at Methodist Church

The Ladies Aid society of the Methodist church will hold their regular monthly social Friday at 2 30 PM. Mrs A Rh Dewey and Mrs Harvey Young will be in charge.

Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Church A. Rh. Dewey Harvey Young

Bacon's Tribute to Books On Truth and Comfort

The note presents a Baconian meditation on books as true friends who neither flatter nor dissemble. It urges readers to apply book learning to their own grief, promising no other comfort or guidance beyond provided lessons.

Pfropfhebephrenia term described by psychopathologists

Pfropfhebephrenia is defined as a label used by psychiatrists to describe a form of mental weakness, reflecting historical terminology in psychopathology debates.

War Savings Stamp Drive Sets June 26 27 in Washington

Residents urged to buy or pledge War Savings stamps to meet Washington's $85 000 quota as of now $25 000 has been subscribed. Ward offices and officials will handle sales and reporting with a Friday June 28 completion day and volunteers aim to raise the town’s allotment through coordinated pledges and spot sales.

War Savings Stamp Committees Washington War Savings Liberty Loan Iown

Baley's Honey and Tar Compound Ad Helps Throat

Mrs. Mary Logdam of Porth Amboy New Jersey reports relief from coughs and hoarseness using Baley's Honey and Tar Compound. The advertisement claims the product eases throat symptoms, adds a mild laxative effect, and contains no narcotics or hidden ingredients.

Baley Mary Logdam Maple &J Porth Amboy N. J Lemmon

Parthian Cavalry’s Infamous Judean Invasion

The Parthians, famed ancient cavalry, invaded Judea in 40 B.C. The destruction so influenced the region that a century later it inspired the Apostle John’s striking apocalyptic imagery.

Judea B.C John

Oldest inhabited house in Germany dates to centuries ago

A dwelling in Germany is believed to be the oldest inhabited residence in the world, with construction dated to a distant era. The exact year is unclear, but historians estimate its origins stretch back many centuries, highlighting enduring timber framing and traditional design.

Germany Tou

Hindenburg Suffering Nervous Disease Reported

The Tribune cites a reliable source in stating Field Marshal von Hindenburg is suffering an acute nervous disease and is confined in a private sanitarium. It adds he took no responsible part in the recent western offensive, with General Ludendorff leading the effort.

Geneva the Tribune von Hindenburg Hindenburg Western Front Ludendorff

32nd Division on Enemy Soil in Alsace

The War Department announced that the 32nd Division National Guard is now engaged in Alsace on German soil. The Michigan and Wisconsin contingent, led by Major General William G. Haan and trained at Camp MacArthur, Texas, has been identified by German forces since entering combat.

Washington, D. C War Department 32Nd Division Alsace Michigan Wisconsin William G. Haan Camp MacArthur Texas

Alaska Road Ice Bed Reveals Hidden Substructure

A newly constructed road in Alaska sits on a thick ice foundation beneath a mossy tundra surface. Prior mining shows a forty-foot bed of clear ice and six feet of gravel separating the surface from bedrock, indicating substantial substructure.

Alaska

Question on When Rents Are Lowered In Telegram

The quote asks when rents are lowered, noting no timing is given. A real estate agent is cited with the line We’ll bite. The prompt seeks clarification on the date or period of rent reductions mentioned in the Telegram.

Easy-Going People in a Busy World

Easy-going people drift through life at a relaxed pace, often apologizing for the young man who wakes early and folds his coat before work. Yet lasting success is rarely easy, as the daily grind tests nerves and stamina while the final goal remains distant.

Why Women Fear Pain

Dr. E. O'Neill Kane says women’s apparent tranquillity under pain is often deceptive and reflects submission rather than lack of feeling. He notes women endure surgical operations better and pass under anesthesia more rapidly and safely than men.

E. O'Neill Kane

A True Friendship Worth Sacred Regard

A reflection on friendship emphasizing its sweetness and sanctity. It lauds a loyal friend who offers constant encouragement and compliments, and argues true closeness should withstand over familiar familiarity.

Vinci Cures Woman of Bronchial Asthma Says Graf

Mrs Emma Graf of Darlington Pennsylvania credits Vinci with curing her severe bronchial asthma. She says her sleep improved, she regained strength, and can work on the farm after trying many medicines without relief. Vinci is described as a constitutional remedy containing beef cod liver peptones iron manganese peptones and glycerophosphates. Available at Sherman Brothers and druggists everywhere.

Darlington Vinci Tam Emma Graf Vinci Sherman Brothers

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