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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1919

Page

6

House approves Ireland self-determination resolution in rare vote

The U S House passed 216 to 41 a resolution urging the peace conference to favor Ireland’s right to self determination. The measure now goes to the Senate where action before adjournment is unlikely amid a night of parliamentary delay.

Associated Press House Senate Washington, D. C Ireland Frances Maryland Smith Georgia Representative Connally Texas Mann Representative Moore Pennsylvania Wilson Barking United Gallivan Massachusetts Europe England Porto Rico Connally Great Britain United States Gallagher Illinois

Traffic Committee to Hold Open Meeting at Waterloo Club

An open meeting of the traffic committee of the Waterloo Commercial club chaired by Ralph J. Hoxie will be held tomorrow evening at the club rooms. Shippers by express or railroads were invited to attend to hear reports on railroad and express service quality and to seek cooperation to remedy defects.

The Waterloo Commercial Club Ralph J. Hoxie Railroads and Express Company

Administration wheat guarantee bill completed by House

AP notes the conference report adoption on the wheat guarantee bill in Congress. Salem reports Governor James Withycombe died at his home. Paris says Allied naval losses total 803000 tons, Central Powers 415000. Shipping Board reps depart for Spa to arrange German ship releases. Anti Polish demonstrations in Teschen rise. Frontiers of the peace treaty to be defined within a week. American expeditionary force aeroneic strength about 225000 on Feb 14. Gen Krylenko, former Bolshevik commander, arrested at Rostov charged with treason.

Associated Press Washington, D.C House of the Conference Salem Ore James Withycombe London Fenter Paris United States Shipping Board Spa Teschen Washington, D. C

Upper Iowa Defeats State Teachers In Fast Game

Upper Iowa defeated the State Teachers basketball team on the Cedar Falls college floor last night, 26 to 10. The hosts led early and throughout, with Teachers managing only four points in the first half and total scoring limited to a single basket after the break as defense tightened. Fayette tide dominated, with Upper Iowa’s Duncan, Carruthers, Walrath, Perry, Manuel starring alongside guards.

Cedar Falls Upper Iowa State ‘Teachers Spee Cee Lineus Cowan McCreary Robinson Anderson McKinstry Duncan Carruthers Buards Walrath Perry Manuel

Stefansson to Speak at Iowa City Alma Mater Today

Vilhjalmur Stefansson left Chicago for Iowa City to lecture at the State University. He will return Monday to receive the Helen Culver medal, honoring distinguished services. Stefansson is an alumnus of the University of Iowa and was accompanied by ecologist R. W. Anderson on a recent Canadian polar expedition.

Associated Press Chicago Vilhialmar Stefansson Iowa City State University Helen Culver Stefansson University of Iowa R. W. Anderson Lnstitution

City school pupils gain chance in poultry contest

Waterloo pupils will receive eggs from the State Poultry Association and Iowa State College. Two hatchings cost 75 cents, must hatch before April 23, with at least one bird shown at Watering or Cedar Falls exhibits. Last year Sioux City raised over 9,000 pure bred birds through this plan. State rep will distribute applications. F A Wilson leads the local effort.

State Poultry Association Iowa State College Waterloo Cedar Falls Sioux Gily F. A. Wilson

Black Hawk Farms Bring Big Money

Land transfers filed yesterday include W. B. Nechanicky as executor selling 160 acres in section 32 Eagle township to L. G. Harmon for 37000 dollars. Floyd Purdy sold 40 acres in Spring Creek township to H. J. Broad for 5800 dollars. A 9 acre tract in Eagle township sold by EH WH Christian to J Huppert for 8708 dollars.

W. B. Nechanicky L. G. Harmon Eagle Township Spring Creek Township Floyd Purdy H. J. Broad EH. WH. Christian J. ©. Huppert

Three Daughters Ask Guardian of Aged Father John Goodfellow

Mary Mack Winnifred King and Alice Klind filed for temporary guardianship of 81 year old John Goodfellow alleging incapacity to manage business. Estate shows personal property 100000 and real estate 14000. In separate item soldiers filed discharge papers in recorder's office listing numerous names.

John Goodfellow Mary Mack Winnifred King Alice Klind Mr. Goodfellow Recorder’s Office Eh DeLos Jackson Nels P. Jorgs Diamond S. Schlette Leland Q. Selger Harry M. Reed Lynn A. Ede Martin A. Krueger George P. Glark W.C. Daggett Carl C. Glick Dewnay Hanna Colton Cliford J. Triem Francis Nugent Donald B. Barth Raymond A. Heyden Ror L. Smith Raymond B. Shannon Russell Z. Vogel Harold Johnson George I. Yarbin

Lemon Lotion Beauty Remedy From Lemons And Orchard White

A frugal beauty tip describes mixing two fresh lemons with three ounces of orchard white to make a quarter pint lemon lotion. Strain to remove pulp and store for months. Use daily on face neck arms and hands to reduce roughness redness and signs of age while bleaching and smoothing skin. Advertisement.

Fisher Named County Highway Engineer After Week of Votes

After a half day behind closed doors the county board appointed Charles M. Fisher county highway engineer. Fisher, 28, born in Belle Plaine Iowa, has held posts in Benton and Jackson counties and studied paving construction in Chicago. The board sidestepped a detailed justification while residents pressed for the best candidate. Future plans include advertising for bids on a federal aid paving project on Whitney road.

W. D. Strayer Orange Black Hawk Lincoln-Bagig Bailey Strayer Barber HH. O. Bernbrook Balley iTeagan M. J. Magen Bernbrock Fisher Belle Plaine Iowa State College Benton County Jackson County Chicago Daugh Ter Charles Illiott Waterloo Wisher Tennessee North Dakota F. HR. White Iowa Highway Commission W. H. Ryot J. A. Strandy Ames Whitney Road Court House

Knowlton's Dandeline Promises Dandruff Cure and Hair Growth

An old advertisement claims Danderine and Knowlton's Dandeline will remove dandruff stop hair loss and double beauty in minutes. It touts soft light hair, abundant volume, and new fine hair growth after weeks of use with instructions to apply directly or with a cloth through strands.

Aerial mail cut to ten hours for Tommies trip

London reports an aerial postal service for the army of occupation cutting mail time from five days to ten hours. Mails reach Cologne in ten hours, arriving at Folkestone by rain and loaded onto lorries at the airdrome. Twenty three bags were carried on the first flight by four machines.

Associated Press London Montreal England Army of Occupation Cologne Tvo Folkestone

Eight Inspectors Seek Building Inspector Post

Eight candidates appeared for the city building inspector examination, with a second session scheduled tonight. The board hopes to appoint a commissioner after marking papers and considering code amendments urged by the Waterloo Real Estate Board. The real estate group asked removing plans for small buildings from the code and objected to $3,000 bonds for structures costing as low as $50. Suggestions covered storage of lumber, foundation walls, and overhead rafters. The article also notes George Cohan starring in a New York play and advertises the Want Page.

Offea Board of Examiners J. H. Roberts A. Barch George Richardson Edward Malenke H. A. Pickworth Charles Christensen George Petterof Bartley W. D. Johnston Clinton Shockley George Miller Mike Blitch Waterloo Real Estate Board Real Estate Board Geo Cohan New York George

Shamed By A Breath

An advertisement promotes SALINOS as a remedy for foul breath by claiming it empties the bowels completely. It argues breath odor stems from decaying food waste and urges readers to purchase SALINOS first thing tomorrow morning to avoid bad breath and related troubles.

Sal Inos

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