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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1922

Page

4

Scouting leaders urge bird protection and large court of honor

Charles Bowman Hutchins urged Scouts to safeguard birds and wildlife during the Pa trol Leaders training second session at the YMCA. A. C. Willford spoke, C. Simmons attended, and the Waterloo Council president joined. The Boy Scout court of honor convened at 7715 p m to process many advancement applications, with half postponed for a future session.

Charles Bowman Hutchins Waterloo Ker Me. Hutchins A. C. Willford C. ¥. Simmons Waterloo Council Boy Scout Court of Honor Scout Wpot Court of Honor George W. Wood J. R. Thompson George BE Pike A. Morris A. G. Northey John Hanson W. FP

West High Debaters Meet Marshalltown Tonight

West High debaters face Marshalltown in a tonight meet with both sides debating the Philippine independence question. Teams include West High affirmatives led by Pollard Webb and Wells under Kluss, and negatives led by Corgan Bns 5 and Kaplan under Seitert, judged by Iowa State Teachers staff.

West High Marshalltown Marshall Town Arter Place United States Philippine Islands West Dorothy Seitert John Corgan Gaylord Bns Victor Kaplan Roebrit Pollard Wendell Webb Randall Wells Fred Kluss H. G. Meyer Kenneth Dann Milton Ger H John St. Clair Richard Wolt George D. Eaton N. Norton W. A. Young Iowa State Teacherohere Don Lawson I Science

Hardy Hart 76 Weds Fourth Wife in Moultrie

Hardy Hart, 76, a prosperous farmer of Moultrie Georgia, married his fourth wife late yesterday. He wed Miss Eusenia Hartley, 14, in a ceremony that raises questions about age and propriety in the community.

Hardy Hart Moultrie. Ga

Dandruff Cure Promises Glossy Hair

An archaic remedy claims to dissolve dandruff by nightly application of a home solution called oriin ary Hauwidh arvon. The ad promises hair will look healthier and shinier after several applications and notes the product is inexpensive and available at dry stores.

Democrats Put Full Iowa Ticket in June Primary

A page one continuation reports Democrats in Iowa placing a full slate for the June primary. Daniel Steck declines the committee’s invitation to run for attorney general, citing his duties as state American Legion commander and constitutional rules. The piece reflects party strategy and calls for vigorous organization.

Iowa Predieus Winley Wilk Win Hierring Hte Thaitt Matt Tinley Denia Steck Associated Press Quillinna Daniel I. Steck Deloie American Legion Alr

Language reunites separated peoples

All the people who speak English, German, Welsh, Spanish, Irish, Scottish Gaelic, and some Asian languages trace their origin to the old Aryan race. It used to be thought Aryans came from Asia thousands of years ago.

Asia

Fragmented claim about ancient migrations in today’s paper

Readers discuss a sensational map claiming ancient populations moved from a southern Asian source toward Europe. It alleges Indo Persian, Slavic, and Celtic lineages, with Greeks assigned to Greece and Celts along the Danube into Gaul. The piece notes a push to learn a so called new universal language.

Hussia Greece Danube Jnu Italy Gaul

Lawn City Council Revokes Johnson Bus Co Permit

Cedar Falls council revoked one of three licenses for Johnson Bus Company after finding violations of carrier regulations at the March meeting. The action targets operating rules and enforces compliance for local transit services.

Lawn City Council Johnson Bus Co Cedar Falls Johnson Bus Company

Gas and Telephone Rates Across Waterloo Campaign

Local political debate centers on promises to cut gas and telephone rates if elected. The current franchise limits City control. court decisions pending restrain street car fare changes. Council members pushed a rate reduction via Bemis report, while the outcome awaits U.S. district court ruling.

Waterloo District Court U. S. District Court Link Councilman Register M21 Councilman Link Cedar Falls Bemis

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