Memorial service for 13 Knights of Pythias scheduled
Tomorrow at 2 30 p m the Helmet lodge No 39 Knights of Pythias will hold memorial services at the Pythian temple for 13 members who died this year. B J Swisher to deliver the address plus a Khorassan quartet. Event honors Pythians and their families with music and prayers. committee led by H Mccoy and Bickley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias
Pythian Temple
Swisher
Dramatic Order
Knights of Khorassan
Gene Johnson
Minnespolle
Jehaewe
Jwhicno
Bickley
H. McCoy
C. H
P. Be
Will
Will Jy Vance
F. G. Hichins
Dell
W. M. Law
P. J. Martin
Ladies’ Thursday Club
County Commissioners
Lutherans Plan for Education at Cedar Falls Convention
Cedar Falls reports on United Danish Evangelical Lutheran convention discussing church education. A campaign to raise 200000 for Blair college was tabled. a seven member committee will study proposals for relocating the church school and improving the college course. Five ordinands named for service, with a large anticipated attendance as Danish citizens travel by car to Lincoln school campus for parking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
United Danish Evangelical Lutheran Convention
Theyeghurch
Blair
Synodical Conference
Erlander
S. J. Hansen
North Dakota
Joseph Rasmussen
Plainfield
Neb
K. Anderson
Warren
Penn
Widebeck
Indianapolis
Ind
Lincoln School
Nazareth Church
G. B. Christiansen
Audubon
Nazareth
N. C. Bing
Racine
Engsh
Theo Hansen
Bondo
Pigea
Church Federation Leader to Speak at Waterloo Conference
Morton Pearson executive secretary of the Indianapolis church federation will address a Protestant church workers conference at Walnut Street Baptist Church on Monday evening. The talk aims to solidify support for a united yearlong campaign in Waterloo churches beginning September 1, with ministers and officers urged to attend. Pearson, described as America's most prominent city federation executive, will share experiences and guidance to maximise local church cooperation.
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St. Luke's Episcopa
Trinity Sun
Dudley Buck
Wiger
Doris Palmer
Mae Dahl
John Seliger
South Main Street
W. H. Schilling and
T. B. Keene
Vidora
Earl Roadman
Lake Geneva
D. H. Glenn. Powell
Wyo
David J. Watters
W. O. Hostrop
David Hansen
M. Holst
Bendix Brown
Thomas Hansen
Peter Falkenburg
Des Moines
Danish Lutheran Church of America
L. Murray
Big Lake
Minn
Faith
S. D
Morton. Pearson
Indianapolis Church Federation
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Pearson
Waterloo
United Efforts
Ministerial Union
Ject
America
Locomotives left Roumania amid war ruin
A Red Cross dispatch from Budapest reports Roumania has only four locomotives left for troop and supply transport. Forty percent of medical staff died, horses and tractors are scarce, and Bolshevik threats loom as 60 percent of Romania is illiterate. America has shipped food and loaned five million dollars while essential clothing and equipment are direly needed.
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Athens
Germany
Roumania
Budapest
Russia
Hungary
Bulgaria
Romania
Neca
America
American Red Cross
Dobrunja
Red Cross
American Army
Amer
England
Jean
Graham
France
Manchester
Liverpool
British Honduras
Central America
New Orleans
Odd Fellows Memorial Service Set For Tomorrow
Members of Black Hawk lodge 72 and West Waterloo lodge 716 will join a memorial service for departed Odd Fellows at First Congregational church with addresses by Rev. Fred Clark and Rev. W H Nye. Loge members to meet at 7 p.m. and march to the church. All Odd Fellows in the city invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk Lodge
West Waterloo
First Congregational Church
Fred Clark
W. H. Nye
K. KE. Hill
Odd Fellows
U S Drug Addicts: Report Details Rising Addict Numbers
The treasury special investigating committee reported nationwide narcotic use grows despite enforcement. Over 100000 addicts estimated. opium imports rising twice as fast as population. cocaine from leaves also increasing. Per capita opium use far higher than in other nations. $29 million in habit forming drug use value cited. Committee notes uncertainty on prohibition impact and likely addict rise. Members: Henry T. Rainer chairman, Reid Hunt, B C Keith, A G Du Mez.
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Associated Press
Washington
Treasury
United States
Henry T. Rainer
Reid Hunt
Harvard University
B.C. Keith
Commis |Ioner
Internal Revenue
A. G. du Mez
The
Public Health, Servleey
Labor counsel urges no strike over Iooney case
Secretary of Labor Wilson urged organized labor not to join a proposed national strike for the liberation of Thomas Iooney at San Francisco. Countess Markievicz, Sinn Fein leader and MP, was arrested in Dublin. Julius Barnes said periodic premiums covering storage will be added to wheat prices at guarantee markets. Paris says Holland will not join a German blockade if Germany refuses to sign the peace treaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
City
N. d
Wilson
American Federation of Labor
Thomas Iooney
San Francisco
Dublin
Countess Markievicz
Sinn Pein
New York
Julius H. Barnes
United States
Paris
Holland
Germany
Negro Seeks Naturalization In Local Court
Julius Edgar Melbourne Graham, colored, appeared in clerk Fred S. Pettit's office to file for naturalization as an American citizen. He wore a white coat, straw hat, tan shoes, and displayed Red Cross and liberty loan buttons, marking the first known naturalization application by a Negro in the local court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Edgar Melbourne Graham
Fred S. Pettit
Graham
Red Cross
Liberty Loan
Shoe Dealers Do Not Plan Changing Hours
Retail shoe merchants will maintain store hours from 8 a m to 6 p m, per Waterloo Retail Shoe Dealers association. No concerted action or committee has been formed to change hours. Best interests of the trade are served by opening by 8 a m and closing at 6 p m, with possible 5 40 closing in the heated term.
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Waterloo Retail Shoe Dealers’ Association
Associated Press
Berlin
Budapest
Tagesblatt
Sela Kun
Bela Kun
Pitiful tale of Turk savagery
The 18 year old Armenian girl Victoria Varshabdian describes deportation horrors by Turks and Circassians against Armenians during the war. She recounts massacres near Deir-Es-Zor, killings of priests, ransoms, mutilations, and executions, including her brother’s death and women and children slain or driven into the river. She and her mother eventually escaped to Aleppo.
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New York
Victoria Varshabdian
Constantinople
Nevshar
Turkey
Deir-Es-Zor
Euphrates River
Murad
Suvar
Zeki Per
Vistoria
Victoria
Meskeneh
Shadadieh
Tecaped
Harput
Aleppo
Consignment cattle sale tops national event at Minnesota show
A. Be. Haswell of Kimball's Dairy Farm returned from Moorhead Minnesota where he attended the Minnesota State Holstein association sale. It was the largest consignment sale of cattle in the United States with a total of 2200 dollars and an average of 2890 dollars per head. One bull sold for 65000 dollars. The sale approved the long distance cow record over seven day records. Haswell noted promising hay and small grain crops in Iowa and Minnesota while rain was needed in parts of Minnesota.
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A. BE. Haswell
Kimball
Moorehead
Minn
Minnesota State Holstein Association
United States
Iowa
Minnesota
Haswell
Ben Hur and Yeomen Open Season at Cedar River Park
The Ben Hur baseball team and the Yeomen will play Sunday at Cedar River Park at 3 15 p m in the season opener. Both clubs are newly organized with past lodge representation in local ball play. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Joseph Banana with six teeth in the upper jaw and two in the lower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Hur
Yeoman
Cedar River Park
Mercer
Joseph Banana
Couple Defy Hoodoo Friday the Thirteenth
Harry Rabiner aged 28 and Marian Kiser aged 25 of Waterloo defied the superstition by obtaining a marriage license on Friday the Thirteenth. They appeared with a witness before Deputy Clerk J. W. Thompson to secure the license amid public superstition about calendar dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Rabiner
Marian Kiser
Waterloo
Mr. Rabiner
J. W. Thompson
Clark
Purebred Cattle Sales Planned in Black Hawk County
Iowa Cattle company led by William Gallo way will sell purebred Hereford cattle at Galloway Hereford farms on Cedar Falls road Friday June 20 starting at 1 PM. A big sale follows Saturday June 21 at Cedar Falls district fair grounds with breeders including Minish brothers Brandlhurst Tom Tostlebee Glasener Rousselow and Griffith. Waterloo rapidly becomes a purebred beef cattle center with growing interest and local auctioneers include Reppert Gartin Cruise and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk County
Iowa Cattle Company
William Galloway
Galloway
Cedar Falls Road
Central Iowa Hereford Breeders Association
Cedar Falls District Fair Grounds
A. J. Minish
Hudson
C. B. Minish
Waterloo
J. F. Brandlhurst
Byers
Tom Tostlebee
Cedar Falls
W. H. Glasener
EB. R. Rousselow
Griffith
Ilowa
United States
Fred Reppert
Decatur
Ind
Hart Gartin
Greensburg
M. H. Cruise
Council Bluffs
Central Town
Budapest economics panic amid Bela Kun rule and shortages
An AP report from Berlin describes Budapest under Bela Kun with rare currency chaos. Paper money fails to gain acceptance, beef and butter become prohibitively expensive, stores close, restaurants and cafes hours cut, and lights banned after 11 pm. Rail rates surge, marriages spike, and public life shrinks as unproductive classes coerced from cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bela Kun
Budapest
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Waterloo Courier
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Sparker D. B. Henderson
House of Representatives
Northwestern Casket Company
Minneapolis Office & School Furniture Company
W. C. Johnson
Sbutins
Fairview Cemetery Association
Minneapolis Society of Fine Arts
Edward M. Johnson
Girton
Helmer
Wisels
Teeters
Twitchell
Cupid
Waterloo & Cedar Falls Union Mill Company
Edward Thayer Richards
Fred E. Burner
State University
State University of Minnesota
Minneapolis
Ious
Lutherans Plan
W. L. Hearst
Med
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Camp Funston
Otisville
X. Y
Fort Snelling
Nochpater
Mayo Hospital
Loia
Hazel Morris
Christian Church
Willard H. Baird
Ruth C. Jeffers
Main
Twelfth Streets
Edward A. Short
Mary
Victor FP
Peterson
Morton
Church Federation
Morton C. Pearson
Ikas
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Englan
Hell
Detterson
U.S
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District Court
BEN Hurs
Yeomen Ball Club
P. M
the Courier
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Wangler Bros
Pacalaiendia
F. C
F.C. Lee
Sycamore St
Wealtlines
Hungaria
Danube
People's iceMmissaries
Cone
Ela Kun
Venderr Gane
Jveaders
Boo Orng
C. M. Allen Land CO
Standard Battery Service Co
East Fifth Street
Frederick Street
Oelwein
Linoo Byunts Alps
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