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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1924

Page

3

Memorial Day Program Outlined by Local Committee

W M Keeley announces the Memorial Day lineup with a morning parade from the square to cemeteries. At Woodlawn and Elm Grove, graves are decorated by students under G A R and W R C oversight, with speeches by T L Brookhart and S W Livingston. The Graham theater hosts a two oclock service with Dr J B Rendall of Muscatine delivering the address and Beethoven plus Kipling pieces performed by the orchestra and high school choir.

W. M. Keeley Graham Theater J. B. Rendall Muscatine Frank Beatty Woodlawn Cemetery Stanley Miller F. W. Fastwood Jesse Miller T. L. Brookhart America A. N. Alberson Willard Wylie Beethoven Kipling

Disputed Veteran Fraud Suspect Returned to Town

Edwin alias Frank Jordan claimed to be a World War veteran and received police and American Legion aid but was found unknown in Kearney Nebraska. He returned last night and faces a possible charge of obtaining money under false pretenses.

Musca Ela Edwin Frank Jordan American Legion Kearney Neb

New Chain Grocery Will Be Opened Here

The Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company rents the South Marion avenue store room two doors south of Barclay grocery and plans a new city store within weeks. Headquarters are in Chicago. The Leonard Smouse estate owns the building, with cleaning and remodeling underway. The Richard meat market site will house the new business.

Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company Barclay Grocery Marion Avenue Chicago Leonard Smouse Richard

Physical Training Stressed at Iowa State College Ames

At Iowa State College Ames a corrective physical training room aids students unsuitable for regular classes Over 100 are given special instruction postural schematographs and weekly exams Dr James F Edwards lectures on anatomy health and diet The facility includes vibrators diathermic lamps a sweat cabinet and various exercise machines to address spinal curvature obesity heart defects and other ailments

Iowa State College Ames James F. Edwards

Iowa Leads In Dual Track Meet At Iowa City

Iowa takes four wins in first five events at the dual track meet with Minnesota as captain Hropkins Roberts and Coulter pace the squad. The opening 160 yard dash finished in ten flat.

Iowa City Iowa Minnesota Hropkins Roberts Coulter

World Court plan urged with changes by Senate committee

Washington May 24 The world court plan gains committee support with conditions to equalize U S representation with other powers and limit original jurisdiction while requiring selection by a council and assembly committee of signatory powers rather than League auxiliaries.

World Court Washington Senate Committee United States League of Nations

James Millikin Coach Appointed Iowa Freshman Leader

Iowa City May 14 Rol lie F Williams director of athletics at James Millikin College Decatur Illinois has been appointed freshman football baseball and basketball coach at the University of Iowa. He will report for duty September 1.

Iowa City Rollie F. Williams James Millikin College Decatur University of Iowa

Y Corner Stone Ceremony Planned For Friday

The corner stone of the new Y M C A building will be laid Friday afternoon after Memorial Day services at Graham theater. The program, not affecting Memorial events, is tentative and to be announced early next week. The stone will be placed at the northeast corner once foundation work is complete. Contractor A R Coffeen outlines a near schedule and reports construction progress as satisfactory.

Court House Tower Graham Theater A. Rh. Coffeen Todo New York Cosmopolites Marion Davies Fox Theater Fox Philadelonia Boston Luther Reed Aida Johnson Sidney Clegtt Joseph Urban

Legion Auxiliary names Memorial Day committee

The American Legion Auxiliary selects a committee led by Mrs. M. Hollinger to assist the G. A. R. on Memorial Day. Members include Miss Gertrude Beatty Miss Cecil Denison Miss Lucy Dempsey and others. They meet at 9:30 a.m. at the G. A. R. hall to assign sections while Mrs. Frank Kurtz coordinates replacements. Mrs. J. B. Crai will direct Memorial Mound services in Elm Grove cemetery. Mrs. Chas. Brown chairs the poppy sale.

American Legion Auxiliary G. A. KR M. Hollinger Gertrude Beatty Cecil Denison Lucy Dempsey Clara Eagle Ethel Grecian Edith Otto Mildred Rice June Willis Helen Willson Mable Wallace Frankes, Wilson Fred Downing Harold Tolander Donald McLaughlin Walter Conner Clarence Jackson G. A. R. Hall Court House Frank Kurtz J. B. Crai Elm Grove Cemetery Chas. Brown

Peace resolution passes at Methodist Episcopal conference

Springfield Mass May 24 The peace resolution of a special committee was unanimously adopted by the Methodist Episcopal general conference here today An amendment demanded the conscription of wealth and labor as the counterpart of a future conscription of human life in war

Springfield Mass Methodist ‘Episcopal General Conference

Kentucky Family Killed by Train Near Holton Indiana

Alvis N. Webb 55 a Louisville businessman his wife and daughter Josephine 26 and her husband Brent G. Webb 26 were killed when a Baltimore and Ohio locomotive struck their automobile at a grade crossing near Holton Indiana. The family had been returning by car from a pleasure trip to Washington DC.

Louisville Alvis N. Webb Josephine Brent G. Webb Baltimore and Ohio Holton Indiana Washington, D. C

British Plan Al Metal Planes Pitted With Sewerage

London reports progress in aircraft research to create metal ships with seaworthy hulls able to glide long distances and require only occasional fuel replenishment. New planes will be larger than recent tests and carry 12 passengers at about 100 miles an hour. Mid air refuelling from tanker aircraft using flexible tubes is planned.

London

Milkman boot ledger tie puzzles Baxter Taxter

In dialogue between Baxter and Taxter the focus drifts to a boot ledger and a former milkman. Taxter notes continuity in equipment while Baxter questions the note about the milkman’s past. The exchange hints at a larger mystery surrounding the ledger.

Baxter

Brief Session of Court Over Estate Settlement

Judge Charles A. Dewey presided a brief session to settle matters left from the March term. The principal issue involved a dispute over the Manatt estate from Kalona and the executor’s claims amid attendance from northern county residents.

Charles A. Dewey Henry Wagner Sigourney Manatt Kalonsa

House limits debate on McNary Haugen farm relief bill

In Washington the House limited discussion of the McNary Haugen farm relief bill to five minutes per amendment as opponents prepared many changes. A substitute plan by Aswell was rejected on a point of order. An amendment favoring a government loan for a marketing group was also defeated, 82 to 13.

Washington McNary-Haugen Aswell Louisiana Yeakum Farm Blanton Texas

Japanese Doctor and Woman Die in Apparent Suicide

In Sacramento on May 24 a Japanese physician Dr. T. Karatsu and his housekeeper Shizuo Miawa were found dead at the physician home from large injections of poison. They appeared to have died of self inflicted poisoning sometime between Thursday and today.

Sacramento Calif T. Karatsu Shizuo Miawa Hos

Governor Hammill in town to drum up support for GOP bid

Washington reports Governor John Hammill of Britt visited today to boost his Republican primary candidacy. He spoke at a Washington audience in the courthouse and earlier delivered a high school commencement address in Ainsworth.

Washington John Hammill Britt Hammill Ainsworth Williamsburg

Riverside visitors and departures noted

Miss Louise Wombacher returned to Washington after a several day stay with her sister Mrs. Mary J. Dautremont and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Fuller of Alton Kansas visited at Horace Steele's home and will travel to Ohio to visit more relatives. Mrs. Albert Hahn went to Muscatine on Wednesday for a visit with friends.

Riverside Louise Wombacher Washington Mary J. Dautremont J. W. Fuller Alton Kansas Horace Steele Ohio Albert Hahn Muscatine

Bristow Visit Shows Oklahoma Oil Boom Charm

R. E. S reports from Bristow amid oil wealth and civic pomp. Tour remarks on Bristow as the biggest little city, local gas well venting with confetti, and a Lions Club show. Notes Bristow’s rapid growth to about 14,000. mentions Eddie Rollestone and local prosperity.

Bristow Okla Oklahoma Tulea United States Dreefly Delstow Firiston Roland Hotel Tulsa Lions Club Darky Eddie Rollestone Buddie Oklahoma City Presbyterian Church

Memorial Service Announcements For War Veterans

Members of Spanish American War Veterans and American Legion urged to meet at the court house Sunday at two o'clock for a march to the First United Presbyterian church for the annual memorial service at 2 30. Walter Conner and Stanley Miller are post leaders.

Court House Stanley Miller Albert M. Huffcamp American Legion Leon Beatty Post First United Presbyterian Church First Walter Conner

Actress Sues Parents Over Hollywood Property

Los Angeles May 24 motion picture actress Lila Lee has filed suit in superior court against her father Charles Appel and mother to quiet title to eight Hollywood lots claiming clear title cannot be obtained due to the father’s alleged absence.

Angeles Calif Lila Lee Charles Augusta Appel Hollywood Charles Appel

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