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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1922

Page

6

Believe Gen Wood Is Safe After Typhoon Delay

Manila report states Gov. Gen. Leonard Wood his wife and daughter were aboard the yacht Apo en route to Mindoro when wireless inquiries failed during a raging typhoon. The vessel is believed to have taken shelter in Mindoro ports after the storm paused the return. No serious damage reported. General Wood planned a brief island inspection.

Manila P. II Apo Leonard Wood Sali Mindoro General Wood

Hollywood expose held up over scurrilous claims

Los Angeles May 24 A book titled The Sins of Hollywood claimed to expose lives of film stars is deemed too scurrilous for mail by deputy U S district attorney Mark Herron. Post Office Inspector Clark Webster opens inquiry into author and publisher.

Los Angeles Cal Hollywood Mark Herron United States Clark BE. Webster

Treaties Proliferate as Nations Seek Separate Pacts

Berlin reports new treaties being framed as nations push for separate pacts with Russia beyond Genoa and The Hague. Italy and Russia near signing. Austria and Hungary also engage Soviet representatives. Talks echo Rapallo style agreements with Germany.

Berlin Genoa Hague Russia Germany Rapallo Italy Austria Hungary

Germany May Get Delay On Reparations Ultimatum

Paris May 24 The reparations commission weighs indefinite postponements of the May 31 ultimatum date for a German reparations settlement. The delay may be offered to Germany on condition they accept essential elements of the commission’s full program.

Paris Germany Reparations Commission

Conference Attendees Gather in Crawfordsville

Miss Bessie Busby of Washington attended the conference in Crawfordsville yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. John Lee and child of Columbus Junction were present. Miss Clara Wood visited Monmouth to see Miss Mabel Crooks. Mrs. R. R. McKee had an operation at Washington County Hospital. J. C. Wooley and his sister visited in Iowa City yesterday. Rev. and Mrs. T. F. Barker and A. R. Miller with daughter of Washington attended. Rev. and Mrs. W. Hi. Dillon of Columbus Junction, Dr. Anderson of Chicago and Dr. A. S. Smith of Mt. Pleasant also attended.

Crawfordsville Bessie Busby Washington John Lee Columbus Junction Clara Wood Monmouth Mabel Crooks R. R. McKee Washington County Hospital J. C. Wooley Buxbaum Iowa City T. F. Barker

Haskins Delegates Attend Presbyterian Assembly in Des Moines

Mr and Mrs Chas Davis attended the Presbyterian church general assembly in Des Moines with Mr Davis elected as a delegate. Numerous residents from Haskins and nearby communities joined the Washington baccalaureate service Sunday evening. About 30 members of the K K K met at Frank Hendersons Friday night marking an early gathering.

Haskins Chas Davis Des Moines General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church Washington Frank Henderson

Hospitable home hosts varied social gathering and community notes

Des Moines assembly attendee Rev Casselman returned home with his family and plans visits near Ames before returning to the capital. Mr and Mrs John Godlove reported illness and death of his sister with funeral services held Monday. Ethel Booth stayed with parents over weekend as J E Booth builds a rented tile cottage on the burned site. Mrs Welliver and Mrs AR Mathers visited Washington. E Wallin arrived from What Cheer where he led schools last year. Farmers push to plant corn as they travel across the country observed sparse fields.

Casselman General Assembly Des Moines Richt Ames John Godlove Riverside Mr. Godlove Ethel Booth J. £. Booth Clara Binny Albert Wehr Welliver Oskaloosa E. Wallin J. C. Mathers Arnet Mathers Martha Washington Gee Birney

Corn Field Location Between Here and Riverside

Fragmentary note places corn crop activity between the speaker's location and Riverside. No dates, names, or precise landmarks are readable. The fragment lacks actionable details but indicates agricultural progress or surveying in the referenced area.

Ainsworth Notes and Local Visits

Mrs Mary Apple of Quincy Illinois attends commencement and visits family. G H Crawford adds a basement and front porch with Wilson Welliver and Fred Moore as workers. Mrs Stella Moore anchors news of a 6½ lb boy born at county hospital Tuesday. Helen Levis of Allerton visits Dr Wyte Alcorn home. Mr and Mrs Chas McCreedy and Mrs Howard Benn with son visit Ellen McCreedy home as Mrs McCreedy improves.

Ainsworth Ainsworth Mary Apple Quincey Carter Hi. G. Crawford Wilson Welliver Fred Moore Stella Moore County Hospital Helen Levis Allerton

Voice quality in singing endures with age despite training

The New York Medical Journal notes voice quality hardly changes with years, despite many advertised methods. It states great singers are born, not made, though training can improve volume, flexibility and range.

New York Medient Journal

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