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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1920

Page

12

Vail Will Filed In Kings County Suits Court

The last will of Theodore N Vail founder of American Telephone and Telegraph was filed in Kings County Surrogate Court New York. It provides for donations to Harvard and Princeton and other colleges while detailing administration of properties Vail owned. Beneficiaries Mrs W J Stevenson and Mrs Sarah Veach had not learned of the will's contents or details.

Theodore N. Vath American Telephone &1 Telegraph Company Kings County New York Harvard Princeton Vail W. J. Stevenson Independence Avenue Neice Sarah V. Veach Waterloo

Why Wear Overalls Cut Prices Store at N Y Denim

New York on April 24 the Cheese club led a large parade protesting profiteering in clothing. Father Knickerbocker wore denim and patches as marchers from diverse groups demanded cheaper apparel with store posters advertising reductions from five to twenty dollars. The Justice Department predicts more stores will join the campaign.

N. Y Denim Marchers Associated Press New York Knickerbocker Cheese Club Lower East Side Mott Street A. W. Riley Department of Justice

Waterloo Delegates Leave for The East

Charles V. Simmons president of the Greater Waterloo association and RE F MacDonough secretary depart tonight for Atlantic City as delegates to a three day convention of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States. H B Lichty and Herman Miller go as alternates. The convention acts as a clearing house for problems of small civic and commercial associations and will focus on industrial discord after reports from delegates. Noted speakers include J W Alexander secretary of commerce Admiral W S Benson Senator Weey L Jones and former secretary W C Redfield head of the American Russian Chamber of Commerce.

Charles V. Simmons Greater Waterloo Atlantic City Chamber of Commerce of the United States H. B. Lichty Herman Miller United States J. W. Alexander W. 5. Benson Weey L. Jones W. C. Redfield

Bishops Hold First Session in Kansas City

The Associated Press reports the first executive session of the Methodist Episcopal church house of bishops began in Kansas City Missouri today. The six day meeting leads to the quadrennial general conference in Des Moines with preparatory talks and decisions shaping the church's direction. In Indiana Gov. Lowden plans a statewide windup campaign tour beginning next week to visit every congressional district.

M. E Associated Press Kansas City House of Bishops The Methodist Episcopal Church Des Moines

Smallpox case among Buchanan ad Bldg workers notice

Local brief reports G E Smith of 1501 Vine st as smallpox case under health department report. L W Witty attends National Implement and Vehicle association meeting at Congress hotel Chicago. Navy enlistment of A R Burch noted. he reports Great Lakes camp vaccination and advancement to chief petty officer. Building west high school specs printed in pocket edition 4x6, 260 pages. Dancing at Forum on Tue Thu Sat. Pythian Sister meeting Apr 26. First Baptist rummage sale coming soon.

L. W. Witty National Implement and Vehicle Association Congress Hotel Chicago HE. D. Curtis A. R. Burch Navy Burch Great Lakes New West High School Pythian

Plan to appoint deputy bailiff for Cedar Heights and Castle Hill

Judge O B Courtright proposes a special deputy bailiff to handle ordinance violators in Cedar Heights and Castle Hill within Waterloo. The arrangement allows arrests by Cedar Heights officers while fines go to Waterloo, with councils funding from fines to support the court. Mayor Parrott vows to manage prosecutions for speeding and careless driving, even if acting as magistrate.

Waterloo Cedar Heights Castle Hill O. B. Courtright Parrott W. F. Parrott Gedler Heights Liberty Avenue Rainbow Drive

Gotch Auto Supply Succeeds Western Auto Specialty Co

Gotch Auto Supply buys stock and business of Western Auto Specialty Co at 612 14 Mulberry street and expands into automotive accessories jobbing and retail. Incorporated with $25,000 capital. H F Moffit named president and general manager with prior auto industry experience. Harrison Arthur named assistant manager and road representative.

Gotch Auto Supply Company Western Auto Specialty Company Mulberry Street H. F. Moffit California Harrison Arthur Waterloo

Carnival at Y W C A rooms this evening

A big carnival and sale organized by the industrial group of young women at the Y W C A rooms opens at 7 26 this evening. Booths, decorated and stocked by volunteers and city merchants, promise pretty items edible treats and frivolous wares.

Masonic site sale priced at 902,000 purchases Waterloo plot

The Masonic Temple corporation bought the Harbin property at Park Avenue and Mulberry Street for 32,500, with offers higher for commercial use. The purchase funds will yield about 6 percent rent. Mr Harbin, a longtime Mason, sold to see a new temple built on his homestead. The site is ideal for Masonry in Waterloo. The three buildings on the lot will be rented. A separate Orange township event hosted a mother-daughter banquet with 160 attendees as high school boys served supper. Rotary to install officers Monday at Hotel Russell Lamson.

Masonic Temple George JW. Harbin Park Avenue Mulberry Street Courier Ma‘sonic Harbin Waterloo Masonic Temple Corporation Orders of Masonrc Temple ‘Corporation Orange Orange Township Winnie Cornelies T. A. McManus Ogden Fairfax Fairfax Belle’s Perfection Bonnie Brae Arthur Stanwar Bright Stanwar Admiral Fairfax Perfection Fairfax Corn Belt

Nature's tonic for spring recovery advertised by Dr. Pierce

An advertisement promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a spring tonic to restore stomach tone liver activity and nerve steadiness after illness and fatigue. It claims the remedy strengthens the whole system and cites testimonials from Dr. Pierce Buffalo NY Rockford Ill and Mrs Carrie La Per praising its health benefits and also mentions Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as a laxative option.

Dr. Pierce Buffalo N. Y Rockford, D Pieter Carrie la Per Kilburn Ase

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