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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1919

Page

6

Assyrian Imposter Arrested in Town Fraud Case

A slick Assyrian impostor named Elias Elia, posing as a fundraiser for starving Assyrians, arrived recently and was taken into custody after Miss Ada Palmer questioned his credentials. He claimed a Chicago passport and planned travel through Keokuk toward Des Moines while authorities investigate his legitimacy and receipts.

George Elis Ella Ada M. Palmer Board of Official Censors Elia Hinds Iowa Minnesota Old Mexico Palmer Cedar Rapids Des Moines Runieet Keokuk Stephen Alexander Dubuque Alexander Turkey Bureau of Advice and Information New York City Assyrian National Association Joel Werda George Wfias Fakir Werda Seymour Hlia Bia Elias Waverly New Hampton Decorah Cresco Burlington Rushford S. Sterling Ore Barlville Gardener Dwight Petersburg Mendota Cuba Camp Point Vermont Bushnell Kiethsburg Aledo Wyanet Franklin Grove Roadhouse Monterey

Two Cattle Sales in Waterloo Realize 117290 for Owners

Beefs brokers from across the region attended two Waterloo cattle sales at Galloway-Messer farm and Willow Lawn farms Dairy Cattle Congress barn. The Aberdeen Angus sale totaled 64 585 with 78 cows and 1 bulls sold, average 1153 per head, top cow price 2200. Women buyers took part alongside men, as Waterloo strengthens its stock center rep.

Waterloo Willow Lawn Farms Waverly Dairy Cattle Congress Hass & Brown Winterloo W. Anderson Baldwin W. H. Cooper Hedrick Galloway-Messer Hereford Farma C. Griffith Hudson, Ia

East High Class of 1919 Honor Roll Tops Grads

Miss Marie Carrigg leads the East High School class of 1919 honored in a morning chapel by Principal F J Miller. Harold Miller is second, with Alice Bueter Gladys Gindt Joe Sage and Dorothy Weatherwax also highlighted. The 66 scholars prepare for June commencement with events including a junior senior reception May 30 and a class play The Lion and the Mouse set for June 2 class day and Friday commencement.

East High’ School F. J. Miller Marie Carrigg Harold Miller Alice Bueter Gladys Gindt Joe Sage Dorothy Weatherwax Roland Roepe Hildred Anderson Margaret Ludwig Richard Abel Lois Rath

Fake Army Hero Near Honey Mocked by Plight of Deserter

Chicago May 2 An arrest unfolds around Sergt James I Fracesse a Marine tale teller of Chateau Thierry and Argonne heroism who confessed to desertion after a questioning by Maj Thomas B Crockett and Capt J B Campbell He claimed to have enlisted in the navy and later joined the army to stay in Chicago and marry Myrtle G Wilson 3138 Well street South but authorities moved him from her home and he faced an Army intelligence probe while Miss Wilson faced heartbreak and an investigation into his fabricated decorations and past exploits

Chicago Jamesi Fracesse Marines Fracasse Miss Wilson Scense Marine Corps Prince Fort Sheridan Panhandle Migg Wilson Navy F. Kolar Bronx New York City Lawndale Avenue South Ang Norfolk Lwas Chateau Thierry James Casey Army The Marine Hospital

Endowment Campaign Exceeds Goal At Ashland College

A campaign at First Brethren church led by Rev. W. H. Beachler raised 11000 for Ashland college endowment, surpassing the 10000 goal. The event included a congregational meeting, a picnic supper, talks and singing, with Beachler traveling to Hudson and Waterloo for further evangelistic work.

Ashland College The Brethren Church First Brethren Church W. H. Béachler Beachler Hudson Waterloo

Evergree n Stock Farm Sells at 350 Per Acre

La Porte City Ia May 3 Bedard Robey sold the Evergreen Stock farm of 120 acres owned by the William McChane estate to M P Anderson of this city for 350 per acre. The farm known as the home stock and will be continued as such by the new owner.

la Porte City Bedard & Robe Evergreen Willian McChane M. P. Anderson

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