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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1913

Page

5

Annual Fourth District Christian Endeavor Convention Plan

The twenty fifth annual convention of the fourth district Christian Endeavor Union meets next Tuesday and Wednesday at the First German Presbyterian church in Dubuque. Rev W H Beachler will speak and many local society members will attend with a detailed program including devotions, addresses by Wm C Laube and W H Ensign, Junior and youth talks, and a closing installation of district officers.

Fourth District Christian Endeavor Union First German Presbyterian Church Toubuque W. H. Beachler First Brethren Church Titev Wolters Dubuque John Saathoff Starley Endeavor Wm. c. Laube D. Alexander W. H. Ensign Manchester O. Frerking Carlysie Beesmer Waverly Earlville Endeavor Verena Schuel Laura D. Garst Des. Moines Japan C. HE. Society Lis! Missionary Com Mabel E. Hale Cedar Falls Jesus Waterloo Music—Seminary Quartet Mary B. McPherrin Iowa J. Dennison Wm. Hardcastle Iowa Falls C. E J. F. Clokey

Women Win in Wisconsin Suffrage Bill Passage

The Wisconsin Senate approved the Glenn women’s suffrage bill 17 to 15. The measure would submit the suffrage question to voters at the 1914 general election. Miss Addie James of Richland Center led supporters. no large demonstrations occurred. The lower house is expected to take up the bill in about two weeks.

Madison Wis Senate Addie James Richland Center

One Egg Muffins Recipe From Mrs Janet McKenzie Hill

Muffins are best with biscuits and baked goods. prepare batter the night before to save morning time. Mix Loups flour KC Baking Powder salt and warm liquid then stir in melted shortening and water. bake in muffin pans in a slow oven until tops rise, then brown. The recipe yields 12 muffins and currants may be added if desired.

Janet McKenzie Hill Boston Cooking School Magazine Graham Mia, Janet McKenzie Hill Iligs Aaton Jaques Mig, Co Chicago

New Secretary of the Navy Prepares for First Atlantic Inspection

Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels prepares for a first inspection of the Atlantic battleship fleet in Chesapeake Bay. The fleet, leaving Guantanamo, Cuba, sails to Tangier Sound for spotting practice on March 24 and target work through April 15.

Atlantic Chesapeake Bay Washington Quantanamo Cuba Tangier Sound Josephus Dan Iels Mexican Mr. Daniels

Uncle Joe Among Home Folks Is Livest Corpse On Record

Danville March 20 Joseph G Cannon former speaker of the national house and America's best advertised political corpse died yesterday in Danville showing he is the liveliest dead man politically in years This marks the first time in forty years he has been among home folks and out of office The interview includes his health remark and a glossary of his views on the country Democratic party Republicans progressives and the speakership with pointed quotes and warnings about 1916 politics

Danville Joseph G. Cannon National House of Representatives America Joe Cannon Democratic Party Republican Party Wisconsin Kansas California National House of Representatives

Greek Consul Warns of Greek Emigration to United States

Consul Pasmezogi, Greek consul for Missouri Kansas and Colorado with offices in St. Louis spoke at West Side High School about emigration from Greece. He noted higher wages here and agricultural decline driving Greeks abroad and warned the younger generation born in America may remain in the United States rather than return to Greece.

Tredor Pasmezogi Missouri Kansas Colorado St. Louis Waterloo Acti Bekiares West Side Greece United States Consul Pasmezog M. Wallace Caonaul Pasmezogi Pasmezog

Iowa Senate Declares Quail a Songbird

Des Moines March 21 The Iowa senate voted 28 to 7 to place the bob white quail in the songbird class. Senator Quigley urged the measure citing quails aid to farmers in pest control and argued the change would protect quails year round despite a previous postponement. Clarkson of Monroe opposed the bill noting harsh winters.

Des Moines Bob White Iowa Senate Quigley Iowa Sen Senate Clarkson Monroe Towa

New Road Bill Passes Senate in Iowa Legislature

Des Moines reports the road bill cleared the Iowa Senate by 35 to 9 after two hours of debate with few amendments. Senate supporters called it a start toward better road funding while linking bridge and culvert costs to state highway commission approval.

Des Moines Senate Balkema Roads and Highways Committee Bridge Trust Allen Pocahontas State Highway Commission Board of Supervisors

Waterloo businessman sails for six month South American tour

George Von Rotweiler of the William Galloway company, from Waterloo, leaves tonight for New York then Colon Panama aboard Crown Prince Wilhelm on March 29. He will visit Chicago, New York, Colon, Colombia, the Pacific coast, Buenos Aires and Valparaiso, with possible Cape Horn extension. He aims to open new business fields in South American republics and will be away at least six months.

Waterloo George von Rotweiler William Galloway Company South America New York Colon Panama Crown Prince Wilhelm von Rotweiler Chicago Pacific Coast Columbia Buenos Ayres Valparaiso Cape Horn Waterlooan Galloway Company South American

Barthou Heads New Cabinet in France

Paris reports Jean Barthou, justice minister, accepted the president’s invitation to head the new cabinet. He informed President Poincare of expected majority support in the chamber of deputies and senate, noting electoral reform delays contributed to Briand’s fall.

Paris Jean Barthou Poincare Chamber of Deputies Senate Briand

Dinner in Honor of C. E. Pickett

A dinner in honor of the Hon. C. E. Pickett former congressman from this district will be held in the Gold room of the Irving hotel March 26 at 8 15 in the evening. Friends aim to renew old acquaintances and cement friendships as Pickett who long played a prominent role in Waterloo business life returns home.

C. E. Pickett Irving Hotel Pickett Waterloo

Good Friday Observed Across Waterloo Churches

Churches in West Waterloo held joint Good Friday services at First Brethren from 1 30 to 4 30 led by multiple pastors including W H Beachler E A Valiant G R Parker W F Spry R E Graves M G Munn and Walter H Rolling D D Cottage prayer at Grace M E homes focused on prayer and song Dr A Creimer Gilbertville spoke at 3 on the stations of the cross Dr George W Hinkle conducted noon to 3 services at Christ Episcopal Dr Edward Lanham Cedar Falls spoke on The Pre-eminence of Christ East Park Presbyterian hosted a later sermon by Edward Lanham. Additional messages included Night of Wonders by Frank Schroeder and Making Appointments in the Hereafter by John Bunyan Smith.

West Waterloo First Brethren Church W. H. Beachler E. A. Valiant G. R. Parker W. F. Spry R. E. Graves M. G. Munn Walter George W. Hinkle Christ Episcopal Church Edward Lanham Cedar Falls East Park Presbyterian Church Frank Schroeder John Bunyan Smith Walnut Street Baptist Church

Iowa Auto Co Opens in Waterloo with Chevrolet Line

The Iowa Automobile Co. opened at 185 West Park avenue Waterloo offering a full line and exclusive Iowa rights to Chevrolet Little Six and Little Four cars. Owners A F Mevis and F C Mevis plan a spring move to new headquarters while inviting the public to view the stock already on display.

Iowa Automobile Co Waterloo West Park Avenue A. F F. C. Mevis Iowa A. F. Mevis West Park

Waterloo Girl Weds in Houston Civic Notice

Miss Violet Cox married Mr. William Eblen of Houston in a home ceremony at the bride’s father Clark Cox’s Harrisburg road residence. No attendants. music by Jessie Nugent and Helen Coombs. couple to reside at 6714 Harrisburg road with gifts including a building lot. Out-of-town guest Mrs. Eblen’s sisters from New Orleans.

Violet Cox William Eblen Houston Tex Waterloo Clark Cox Harrisburg Road Wiler Jessie Nelli Nugent Mendelasohn Rubenstein Helen Coombs Miss Nugent Galveston

Last Legal Hanging At Lincoln Nebraska Ends Era

Lincoln March 21 Albert Prince faced the death warrant and a noon execution in Nebraska the last legal hanging. Prince was convicted of killing Deputy Warden Davie during a bribery dispute.

Lincoln Neb Albert Prince Nebraska Prince Davie Brudee

Otterbein Convention Elects Officers and Drills Skills

The Otterbein Brotherhood convention closes after a four day session with elections led by Harry Young and M A Parker. Speakers include A W Stiverson, Dr S W Keister, and W Runkle. A banquet at First Brethren church precedes talks on American institutions and denomination relations.

Otterbein Brotherhood Harry Young Albia M. A. Parker J. A. Moore Lisbon W. ©. Burgosa Des Moines First Brethren Church Convention Church D. J. Clark T. G. Brean Toledo C. C. Dillabou Hudson I. A. Holbrook A. W. Stiverson Gladbrook Mr. Stiverson

Locke Family Leaves for Kansas City Home

Mrs. M. B. Locke travels with daughter Miss Pauline Locke and sister Miss Althea Post to establish residence in Kansas City. The Lockes, who moved here six years ago from Kansas City, are noted social and club members. Mr. Locke recently joined a Kansas City area manufacturing firm.

Harvester Agent Defends Figures At Omaha Hearing

W J Tilant general agent of the International Harvester company at Omaha was re-examined at the opening of the anti trust hearing. Government attorneys sought to prove the statistics were incorrect. Attorney McHugh for the company promised to arrange documents on dealers handling company goods to ease verification.

Omaha W. J. Tilant International Harvester Company Leregs McHugh

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