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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1917

Page

3

Officers School Established for Perching's Men

Pershing orders create a promotion system from the ranks allowing privates who prove themselves to win commissions. Noncommissioned officers including corporals may attend a new training school at a major center after recommendation. Proficient graduates will fill vacancies as second lieutenants in replacement and combat divisions, with no cap on second lieutenants in replacement units.

Associated Press France Gen. Pershing Pershing

Supply of Coal Still Adequate in Waterloo

Waterloo’s fuel board chaired by J. E. Sedgwick reports a plentiful coal supply after over a week of sub zero weather. Smaller dealers see slight reductions, but major suppliers can meet all orders and no sale limits are needed. The public cooperates with dealers, contributing to the favorable condition.

Waterloo J. E. Sedgwick Waterloo Fuel Board

Natural Ice Limited as War Measure Amid Ice Shortage

The Artificial company stopped artificial ice production for winter to conserve fuel and ammonia. It will buy natural ice from the Crystal company which uses only natural ice. The change follows government request to all manufacturers to conserve ammonia during the war period.

Artificial Crystal Company

Westminster church pledges aid to Armenians and Syrians

The Westminster Presbyterian church pledged aid for Armenian and Syrian relief. A $150 collection from yesterday's service was drawn from the treasury and sent to New York headquarters to support the relief fund amid urgent need.

Westminster

Watchman Killed After Fateful Fall on Michigan Avenue

Chicago reports Maaz el Moore, caretaker at a South Michigan Avenue building, died after slipping from a sloping roof while detectives investigated burglars. He clung by his fingertips as a ladder was sought, then fell to the frozen ground.

Chicago Maazel Moore South Michigan Avenue Moore

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