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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1917

Page

3

Lawyers to Aid Registrants Daily in Waterloo Area

Ten attorneys will be on duty daily in Waterloo after December 14 to assist registrants with the questionnaires. Cedar Falls lawyers will aid those in Cedar Falls and nearby townships, while Waterloo and other county areas receive help in Waterloo. A central room will host the attorneys until all questionnaires are completed. All Black Hawk County Bar members volunteer free as a patriotic duty. Questionnaires go to 5 percent of registrants for 20 days. returns are due within seven days.

Waterloo Black Hawk County C. W. Mollan E. H. McCoy B. F. Swisher Cedar Falls City of Cedar Is Washington Wnson Black Hawk County Bar Association

American Engineers Seek Men for 27th and 28th Teams

City engineer's office seeks skilled workmen for service abroad with the 27th and 28th engineers. Roles include miners, drillers, blacksmiths, machinists, electricians, foremen and cooks. Applicants contact the chief engineer in Washington, D.C., for recruitment.

Ar Onge 27Th Engineers Washington, D 28Th Engineers Washington, D. C

Recruiting Office in Cedar Rapids Overrun with Applicants

Cedar Rapids Iowa December 12 The local recruiting office ran out of enlistment papers before noon and about 100 men queued to enter the army. The recruiting officer estimated 200 men would be turned away today. Twenty five men were accepted today, totaling 150 enlistments in the last two days.

Cedar Rapids

More Women Needed for Red Cross Work

Gauze dressings were made at First M. E. Red Cross workrooms yesterday for the first time and 625 were completed. The auxiliary must produce 109 pieces daily to reach the emergency quota. a roll of honor will list attendees. Mrs. J. A. Fownstey chairs. Mrs. J. W. Rinker directs. Present: Mines, Bruner, Owen, Odell, Murphy, Hughes, Griffin, Coykendall, Bird, Stevens, Armagast, Zerkle, Wuntington, Sarvay, Crowther, Heiferman, Meserve, Petrie, Krebs, Smith, Wilkins, Holmes, Townsley. Hours 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays.

M. EB. Red Cross J. A. Fownstey J. W. Rinker Mines C. W. Bruner Owen Odell Murphy Hughes Griffin Coykendall Bird Stevens Armagast Zerkle Wuntington Sarvay Crowther Heiferman Meserve Petrie Krebs Smith Wilkins Holmes

Greenville sports writer enlists as sergeant at Camp Sevier

Greenville, December news reports Rice the sporting writer who came from New York to join the 115th field artillery at Camp Sevier has been promoted to sergeant. He arrived Sunday to enlist and will serve with the unit.

Greenville S. C Decland Rice New York 115Th Field Artillery Camp Sevier

Grain Dealers In Conference Here

George A. Wells will preside at a Waterloo meeting of grain dealers to discuss handling the new corn crop and expanding cooperation with the food administration. The session at Hotel Russell Lamson will feature short talks and a round table discussion on seed corn, soft corn, and farmer cooperation to solve the corn situation.

Food Administration Waterloo Hotel Russell-Lamson Thin Western Grain Dealers’ Association Des Moines George A. Wells State Association

Rockefeller Gives $70 Million for War Aid

From authoritative sources I learned today that during the last 10 months John D. Rockefeller has personally expended 70 million dollars in aid of the war. His money supported Belgian relief Liberty Loan the Red Cross Y M C A and other war measures. This sum is separate from Rockefeller Foundation expenditures.

Tarrytown N. Y John D. Rockefeller Liberty Loan Red Cross Rockefeller Foundation

Founder of osteopathy Dr A T Scull dies in Kirksville

Kirksville Missouri December 12 Dr A T Scull founder of the osteopathic school of medicine died here today.

Kirksville, Mo A. T. Scull Osteopathic School of Meticize

Red Cross Campaign Aims for 65000 Black Hawk County Members

Black Hawk county sets a goal of sixty five thousand American Red Cross members for a Monday start to a week long drive led by county chair Mrs Louis Frank. Volunteers will canvass every person with ward leaders handling city and territory teams and posters and candles tied to Red Cross service flags. National Red Cross Day follows with sermons prepared for clergy to boost support.

American Red Cross Society Black Hawk County Louis Frank F. W. Powers Waterloo Lulu_ Cushman J. H. Bailey George N. Cousins C. F. Altstadt Edmund Miller Highland Harry Tailor Prospect Red Cross Ers H.B. Kelly Frank National Committee American Red Cross

Passenger service in the West may be reduced

St. Louis December 12 warning that further curtailment of passenger service on western railroads is likely. Officials said eastern lines have called on western lines for motive power as western lines move immense freight tonnage, making it probable passenger service must be cut to release engines for eastern roads.

St. Louis

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