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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1921

Page

5

Capitol extension halted for two years in Des Moines

Des Moines May 11 The Thirty ninth general assembly cut off all further capital extension work repealing the law for the temple of justice and delaying heating plant and paving projects for at least two years. The state will proceed with $16 000 repairs and sidewalk, electric lighting, and room renovations at the state house.

Des Moines Thirty-ninth General Assembly Temple of Justice East Thirteenth Street Grand Avenue Walnut Street Executive Council Des Moines Street Grand Ave East Ninth Thirteenth Fast Ninth State House Vinestreeta State Educational and Board of Control Board of Education Iowa City State Board of Control Mienwood Ecliptic Colony Woodward

Island of Regeneration story of castaway John Charnock

In the South Pacific a twenty year castaway recalls only the prayer Now I lay me down to sleep while all learned language fades. The tale titled The Island of Regeneration is told by Cyrus.

Townsend Prady Vitagraph Graham Theatre John Charnock, Jr Charnock Virginia John Charnock Katherine Antonio Moreno Edith Storey South Pacific Cyrus

Pleasant Hill Sunday Visits and Convention

Pleasant Hill residents report a large turnout at the Eicher Sunday school convention. Roy Kephart and family visited the Fred Kephart home. Roy Foss and family called on Fred Telford. Sam Sigafoose and Walter Gardner hosts. Earl Kephart and children joined Charley Anderson’s. Homer Kephart and Lawrence stayed at A. J. Carr’s. John Pratt of Washington visited Sam Sigafoose’s.

John Pratt Washington Sam Sigafoose

Death of J W Garner longtime Columbus City merchant

Word came from Long Beach California of the death of J W Garner a longtime resident merchant of Columbus City He suffered a broken leg in an accident some time ago and although presumed recovered the exact cause of death is not yet known Garner born January 30 1843 was 78 with no children He was a partner in Colton and Garner retailers and had spent winters in California with his wife for several years.

Columbus Junction J. W. Garner Columbus City Long Beach Cal Garner Colton and Mrs. Garner California

Aviator Dies In 300-Foot Marshalltown Crash

Lieut. H. E. Du Jardin a former army flying instructor from Chicago died from a fractured skull after his plane plunged 300 feet at Marshalltown on Sunday afternoon. Des Moines photographer Guy Woods, making his first instruction flight, escaped with minor scratches. Woods planned to pursue a pilot license while filming panoramic views from high elevations.

Marshalltown H. E. du Jardin Chicago Guy Woods Des Moines da Jardin Woods

Iowa Holds Lead in Corn Production Across States

Washington dateline reports the Agriculture Department's release listing the top five states by crop output and their share of U S production. Iowa leads corn at 15.1 percent with Illinois Nebraska Missouri and Indiana following in the rankings.

Iowa Washington D. C North Dakota Whch Michigan New York Illinois Nebraska Missouri Indiana Kansas Oklahoma Minnesota South Dakota Montana Mllinois Wisconsin California Rye Pennsylvania West Virginia Ohio Rice Louisiana Texas Arkansas South Carolina Alabama Georgia Missisaippi North Carolina Kentucky Virginia Tennessee Hay

Hearts of Youth at Fox Theatre with Harold Goodwin

A William Fox photoplay based on Mrs. D. B. N. Southworth Ishmael opens at the Fox Theatre Friday. Starring Harold Goodwin with Lillian Hall, the drama is praised for its screen transfer of the original melodramatic tale and attractive settings. Millard Webb wrote the scenario and directed.

Fox Theatre William Fox D. B. N. Southworth Ishmael Harold Goodwin Lillian Hall Goodwin Millard Webb Bath

Police bulletin warns of wanted man in New York

A terse police bulletin notes a man is wanted on a state charge in New York. The report mentions a man named Licht and urges vigilance in crowds to spot him. The fragmentary text offers few concrete details beyond the call for public awareness.

New York Ge Heineg

Unclear Ad Humor Quip From Old Want Ads

A fragment from a Want Ad features a joke about a boy born in a Turkish harem with 45 stemmothers and an office boy undefeated by defunct grandmothers. The line reflects vintage newspaper humor and ads language.

Landon Punch

Book News Highlights Chesterton and Other Authors

The Chilcote Library offers three Chesterton works including A Miscellany of Men What's Wrong with the World and Orthodoxy as a window into his faith. Soldiers in the Rhine favor Zane Grey and Julius Caesar translations and praise Gallic Wars. Sinclair Lewis laurels Main Street but critics small towns. Joseph C Lincoln returns to New York after a lecture tour and prepares a new novel due next June.

C. K. Chesterton Daily Press Chicago Tribune Chilcote Library American Library Association Zane Grey Julius Caesar Rhine Mr. Grey Caesar Coblenz Sinclair Lewis Mr. Lewis Iowa Middle West Joseph C. Lincoln New York New England

Snobiish Lady Comments On World Of People

An American Legion Weekly fragment quotes a roving lady saying she is not like the rest, recognizing all kinds of people make the world while claiming FT can say she is clad differently.

American Legion Weekly

Judge Wade Warns Reds in Ottumwa Address

Federal Judge Martin J. Wade warned Ottumwa crowds that Debs Kate O’Hare and Mrs Stokes pose a greater danger in peace times. He urged against amnesty for political prisoners and said they aimed to undermine the U S government. He cited Debs and warned radicals threaten American democracy.

Ottumwa Debs Kate O'Hare Mrs. Stokes Martin J. Wade United States Eugene Debs Atlanta

The Poet Dryden Ode On Saint Cevella Feast

A fragmentary note describes an ode by Dryden written for the feast of Saint Cevella in honor of Alexander. The garbled text mentions quotes about bravery and implies a feverish lapse in dates and names.

Dreden Alexander St. Cevella

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