Owen Young Advocates World Relations Study Center
Baltimore February 23 Owen L D Young urged destroying dis ease in international relations and establishing a Walter Page School of International Relations at Johns Hopkins. He called for a great center for gathering information to foster peace through scientific study and criticized the Japanese exclusion clause while supporting a million dollar endowment to fund the school and broaden public participation in studying international relations to prevent war and boost trade and culture.
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Baltimore
Owen LD. Young
Johns Hapkins University
Endowment Fund
Johns Hopkins
Walter Page
Young
Europe
Commission of Experts
Dawes-Young
Eternal Triangle at Glacier Park Chief Crow Ranch
Glacier Park Montana February 23 Chief Crow aged 68 keeps a wife and a wife in waiting under US policy on a Glacier National Park reservation ranch. Mrs Crow is Gun Striker Shais aged 70. The waiting wife, a Middle Reading woman aged 58, tends garden and chores while Mrs Crow handles kitchen and household duties. The trio share a smoking harmony that avoids domestic strife and preserves the polygamous legacy in a modern setting under Uncle Sam.
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Glacier Park, sMont
Chief Crow
Glacier, National Park Reservation
Sam
Crow
Sha
Crow No. 2
Old Catholic Mission
Glacier National Park Reservation
Crow Ranch
Uncle Sam
Checkup on Church Census Nearly All Homes Visited
A church census committee session with 60 workers at First M. S. church reviewed results from 45 census areas. About 500 workers participated. nearly every Waterloo area home was visited with more visits planned next Sunday afternoon. Cards held resident information for Waterloo Ministerial Action. Names of non church-connected families will be recorded for follow up by pastors.
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M. S
Waterloo
Haing
Hotels Lead Public Movements In American Cities
Gen. J. Leslie Kincaid of American Hotels Corp says hotels become community centers and shelters for travelers. He notes 500 hotels aided Near East Relief for orphans, praising Statler and Mainwaring, and cites rising hotel standards, automobile-driven city growth, and the shift away from motor camps to safer, community–invested hotels.
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J. Leslie Kincaid
American Hotels Corporation
Kincaid
New York
Rees & Ereal
Near East
Ielief
Asia Minor
St Mark's Church School organized into faculty and new departments
Officers and teachers of St Mark's Episcopal church school have formed a faculty and a merit system for pupil attendance will take effect next Sunday. A diocesan board of religious education is named. Two new departments are added and two classes split, with Mrs E L Corten and Mrs N A Gasser leading the Little Helpers and Home divisions. Bishop Morrison appoints Rev Mr Baxter. Boys spring stock at Belmont shop owner Yeager returned to New York to complete spring merchandise purchases.
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St.Mark's Episcopal Church School
Fective
Educa
Ston
North Dakota
Waterloo
E.L
Corten
N. A. Gasser
Little Helpers
Morrison
Davensorl
Baxter
Boys Spring Stock
H_ iL
Yeager
Belmont Shops
New York
Episcopalians Plan Special Services at Waterloo Churches
Special services and sermons by out of town speakers will be held at Christ Church Waterloo on Wednesday and St. Mark’s on Thursday at 7:30 p m during Lent. Notable clergy from Cedar Falls Marshall town Independence and Des Moines will preach from March to April. Young People meet Wednesdays at 415 and the women’s auxiliary Fridays at 230 with local rectors delivering Sunday sermons.
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Waterloo
Christchurch
St. Mark's
Christ Church
I. We Rudd
T. D
Iawa iFails
Charles
W. Baxter
Marry
Longley
Iowa City
R. J. Campbell
Cedar Raids
Ot. Maun
HL C. Boissier
Cedar Falls
St. Marks
Sp. Mark
Baxter
Mounsey
H. C. ‘Boissier
D. Upjohn
Independence
CG. OP Drew
Marshaltown
Gt. Williams
Des Moines
Marshalltown
Cedar Rapids
Tey, Mourusey
Miss Ruth Bowen Returns to Glory School Duties
Miss Ruth Bowen resumes teaching duties at Glory after a two week illness at her home in Waterloo. A separate notice offers a $25 reward for proof who poisoned children at 21 South St. Phone 2350.
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Ruth Bowen
Glory
Waterloo
Alredais
South St
Tron Bars Fail to Keep Vandals Out of Scout's Cabin
Local Boy Scouts found Kamp Kiwanis Hi Run cabin broken into during the past week. Thieves removed iron bars and smashed a window to steal a lantern, tools, and scout implements. The cabin had been broken into before but is the first time since bars were installed.
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Scout
Kamp Kiwanis
Hi Run
Two Youths Sent to Anamosa for Theft of Farmer's Wine
Two youths from Belle Plaine and nearby Keystone were sent to the Anamosa reformitory to serve terms not exceeding 10 years for stealing wine from farmer William Echulde near Keystone. They pleaded guilty. Judge James Willett said the sentences were severe but beneficial for reform and parole. Dickerson's wife is soon to become a mother. the pair said they intended only to drink wine, not burglarize.
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Vinton
Lonnin
Dickerson
Belle Plaine
Henry Kissel, Jr
Keystone
Anamosa Reformatory
William Echulde
James Willett
Sunday School Work Shop Opens at First Presbyterian Church
The Black Hawk County Sunday School association conducts a five day school of methods for Sunday school workers. Instruction begins this afternoon with noon and evening sessions. Faculty includes Walter Hatton G A Brockway, and Rudy Painter among six notable religious workers from Iowa.
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First Presbyterian Church
Black Hawk County
Church Education Courses Offered By Polk County Council
Workers for the Christian church led by R J Cornell secretary of the Polk county council on religious education and Dr W Morrill Adams director of religious education of the Congregational conference of Iowa along with Mrs Allen B Nettleton Des Moines announce six courses. Courses cover primary juniors young people adults and administrative topics.
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the Christian Church
R. J. Cornell
Polk County Council On’ Ral Jong Education
W. Morrill Adams
Congregational Conference of Iowa
Mra
300 Rembrandt Etchings Found in English Village Bank
A setback in Worcestershire reveals 300 Rembrandt etchings, belonging to John Rudge and stored in a small country bank at Evesham. Valued near 160000 dollars by art experts, several works are in advanced states of completion and include notable pieces such as Christ Healing the Sick and The Presentation in the Temple, with other pieces bearing humorous captions.
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London
Met
Distovery
Evesham
Worcestershire
John
Rudge
Christ
Lwetn
Enbrandt
Rembrandt
Dry Raiders Close Capital Roadhouse Night Raid
Des Moines reports Cesar de Apaolonia's Roadhouse near the city closed by county dry squad deputies. Officers found no township license and alleged Sunday dancing, prompting a raid that shut the venue popular with Saturday night patrons.
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Des Moines
Cesar de Apaolonia
Sicks
Britain's largest submarine joins Royal Navy in commission
London February 1893 Britain's largest and fastest submarine named has entered commission after tests. It is 30 feet wide and 350 feet long with a speed of 32 knots and a crew of 100. The vessel is the first submarine in the world to carry a galley aboard.
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London
Byffain
Ganteen
Epsonade Salts advertised as perfect harmless laxative
An ad touts Epsonade Salts as a tastier Epsom salt product ideal for constipation and related ailments. It claims it never gripes, acts gently, and is pleasant tasting like sparkling lemonade. The text notes doctors and horses rely on it and that it costs only a few cents per package at drugstores.
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American Epsom Association
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ST. Mark’s Church School
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White Sea Inn
Paul Davis Department Store
Alf
Geo. G. West
Cieo
Ch. Weitze
Episcopalians
Anamosa
Dry Raiders
Capital Roadhouse
EPCOM
Kistner
Cadillac
Kistner’s
West
Third Avenue
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