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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1918

Page

3

General Express Rates Risen Over Country

Washington new express rate increase announced by Director General McAdoo covers the East of the Mississippi and north of Ohio and Potomac rivers with merchandise boosts of 16 to 17 cents per hundred pounds and food rate up about 75 percent of the merchandise rise, effective immediately due to higher wages and expected to yield about 24 million dollars in extra revenue.

Washington, D. C McAdoo Railroad Administration Mississippi Ohio Potomac American Railway Express Company Board of Wages and

Iowa eyes winter push for code revision

Des Moines reports growing demand for a statewide code revision after more than two decades and numerous amendments. Experts warn that 25 percent of Iowa laws are effectively dead, with the last revision under the Twenty sixth general assembly and possible plans for two volumes or streamlined single volume editions.

Deas Moines Iowa Ora Williams General Assembly Francis M. Drake Emlin McClain John ¥. Stone Charles Baker H. S. Winslow Elf Dale Supreme Court State House

Bandit's Hidden Loot Put at 25000 by Kansas City Sleuth

Kansas City detective chief Robert Phelan estimates the stolen loot of the Lewis gang at 253 to 40000 dollars. Dale Jones and his wife were shot and killed last night near Los Angeles after a pistol fight with a sheriff s posse.

Bandit Kansas City Associated Press Dale Jones Lewis Robert Phelan Jones Los Angeles

German Soldier Rule Sought in Council Stand

Berlin council of soldiers and workers passes a resolution against summoning a constituent assembly but calls for a general soldiers and workers congress to decide Germanys future. Also reports on service personnel employment and diplomatic reshuffles.

The Associated Press London Berlin Soldiers’ and Workmen’s Council Copenhagen Ae General Soldiers Workmen's Congress Germany

Buchanan Christmas Certificate Drive At Local Stop

City in brief notes a Buchanan Christmas certificate promotion at the Y Building and lists assorted local items. It mentions influenza recovery, meetings, football plans, hospital recovery, personnel changes, military votes, and civil service exams with various residents and businesses referenced.

Buchanan Y’ Bldg

Women Doctors in Army Hospitals Demand Rank Badges

London reports women physicians in British army hospitals express dissatisfaction with their rank status. A doctor urged honorary commissions with badges of rank to enable discipline and recognition while performing medical duties. Also reported: Fred J. Golinvaux injured at Chamberlain Works when a shell pile toppled, taken to St Francis hospital with non life threatening injuries.

London Fred J. Golinvaux Chamberlain Machine Works Mr. Golinvaux St. Francis Hospital Altha

Waterloos Prospects Seen Bright After War Rise

Litchfield Manufacturing president HL Litchfield returns from a business trip and predicts minimal disruption during wartime to peacetime transition. He says Waterloo will lead the central west in recovery, with full employment within a year and growth beyond prewar levels two years out.

HL. Litchfield Litchfield Manufacturing Company Middle West Mr. Litchfield Waterloo Central West United States

Red Cross Mission at Saloniki Delivers Food and Garb

An American Red Cross mission led by Col. Capps and Maj. Barnes with Director Hill establishes HQ in Saloniki and travels to Kavala to feed and clothe Greeks in eastern Macedonia recently freed from Bulgarians. Allied and neutral ship losses in October total 93,000 tons with British losses at 84,000 tons. UK overseas shipping exceeded 7.5 million tons in October.

Red Cross Saloniki Associated Press Satoniki American Red Cross Col. Capps Maj. Barnes Director Hill American School At Athens Kavala Macedonia London Montreal British Admiralty United Kingdom

Sisters of Belgian Ruler Likely To Enter Brussels

Princess Maria La flame and the Duchess of Vendovre, sisters of King Albert of Helgtam, will likely accompany the restored monarch on his triumphant entry into Brussels.

Maria Laflame Duchess of Vendovre Albert of Helgtam Brussels

Roster of Obituaries and Funeral Notices

Multiple obituaries and funeral notices recount deaths of Anna M. O Rourke Ellen Weber Belt Frank J Mosher Ida May Scott Oliver I Vance and Mary Bentroth with services at Sacred Heart Calvary Fairview and Petersen Bros chambers in Waterloo Iowa and surrounding areas. Surviving family details and burial plans are listed.

Anna M. O'Rourke Anna M. O’rourke Minneapolis Hileman & Gildt Sacred Heart Church J. M. Molloy Calvary Anna Marie O'Rourke Edgewood Ila Waterloo Mia Emma O'Rourke Sadie O'Rourke Rockford Ill Decedent Order of Foresters Ida May Scott Clyde J. Askins Peterson’ Bros Fairview John Moses Rose Alma Clark Matt Geisler Charles Rose Ellen Weber Ellen Weber Belt Iowa Fas Adams Street Bell Iowa Falls Oliver T. Vance Oliver I. Vance Petersen Bros Castalia Mary Bentroth Conger Street Rev. H. Mueller

Two Yank Fliers Found in Longwy Hospital

American Army of Occupation report from Longwy says two U S aviators Vernon Remington and Arthur C Dineen captured in October were found in a local hospital. Remington served with the second pursuit group and Dineen from Huntington Indiana belonged to the List squadron. They were downed inside enemy lines during the week of October 22 and had been listed as missing.

Associated Press Longwy Vernon Remington Arthur C. Dineen Remington

Delegates Arrive in Berlin to Negotiate German Austria Union

Berlin reports delegates from Vienna have reached Berlin to discuss a union of German Austria with Germany. The Berlin correspondent notes Denmark will supply monthly 75 000 tons fats 150 000 tons meat and 230 600 tons not wheat under ongoing talks with Germany.

Germany Berlin Associated Press Copenhagen Vienna Denmark Berlingske Tidende

Dutch Uprising Crisis Fades as Queen Decides to Comply

London reports suggest the Dutch uprising faded as The Hague garrison supported Troelstra's abdication demand but then laid down arms with loyal troops nearby. The Dutch General Staff weighs demobilization plans and permanent commissions for officers, with 160,600 to be released and reserve status options considered.

London Holland Hague Pieter J. Troelstra Wilhelmina Washington, D. C Staft United States

War Sunday observance spread nationwide

Iowa invites all states to mark November 24 as War Sunday to honor soldiers and civilians who contributed to victory. Clergy in Black Hawk county respond, with calls to emphasize war savings stamp drives and support for those in service and their families.

Union Iowa Clyde S. Holland Winthrow Black Hawk County

Wartime Ace's Close Call Bullets and German Downed

A wartime vignette recalls an observer aboard a ship in action near enemy lines. The ace and the observer engage a German, with the German shot down after sustained close range fire. The scene includes the observer's fear, the gunner's orders, and the chaotic aftermath on deck.

Fruit pits for fuel order ends nationwide collection

Red Cross chapters are ordered to discontinue collecting fruit pits and end the nationwide campaign. Lieut. W. M. Jackson of the army gas defense division issues the directive due to car congestion near munition plants. Only already loaded car shipments may proceed. smaller quantities may be used as fuel.

Red Cross H. BR. Cropper Waterloo W. M. Jackson Gas Defense Division Army

Soldier Policeman on Short Furlough Arrives from Camp Logan

Seret M J Rechtfertig formerly a member of the waterlon police force arrives from Camp Logan Little Rock Ark for a two day furlough with his wife. He held the rank of sergeant and is transferred to Camp Logan for clerical work with a company of 410 heroes. His furlough is conditioned on a quick return and an early mustering out is hoped. A new company valued at 125900 dollars is organized to engage in manufacturing with application made to the secretary of state. Details of the organization and personnel were not learned.

East High Manchester C. C. Dillon Margaret Snively Presbyterian Hospital Lion Club Ellis Home Building & Loan Association Ora Radamar Andrew 3. Reid J. E. Sedgwick W. A. Young Co. C 210Th Field Signal Battalion Camp Munoston Kan Harry Krensky Wilson Federal Employment Bureau Waterloo Ella W. Hoag Toledo Waterloo Christian Science Church St Louis Lonton Bame Tuck Evan Raine Seret M. J. Rechtfertig Aterlon Camp Logan Little Rock Ark Asf Pike Ron Lerst Rechtteritz

Restrictions on college fraternities for ROTC units announced

Washington officials report a War Department order from the Edward H. committee restricting activities of college fraternities linked to student Army Training Corps. The directive tightens rules governing campus ROTC units and related student activities.

Associated Press Washington, D.C Army Training Corps

Prices of Shoes Stay High Amid War War Influence

A local dealer cites wartime leather shortages and abroad reports predicting continued demand for footwear. He notes men’s shoes cost between $20 and $25 in France, and says the War Industries Board has abandoned fixed price schedules ranging from $3 to $12.

France War Industries Board Washington

Third study center to be held at East High

County superintendent H. C. Moeller announced the third study center of the school year will meet next Saturday at East High School starting at 7:45 a.m. The faculty includes Macy Campbell, Miss Effie Schuneman and Miss Ida Fessenbeck. Campbell will speak on war savings stamps and reconstruction. Schuneman will teach drawing and hand work, and Fessenbeck will discuss the Reading Circle book.

H. C. Moeller East High School Macy Campbell Effie Schuneman Ida Fessenbech- al Campbell Schuneman Fessenbeck

Pape's Diapepsin Advertised for Quick Digestion Relief

An old advertisement claims Pape's Diapepsin ends sourness, gas, acidity, and indigestion instantly. The copy pitches rapid relief from upset stomach after meals, with tablets available at drug stores for a low price.

Pape

Philippines over the top in fourth liberty loan drive

Manila reports subscriptions to the fourth liberty loan total $12 123 800, far above quota with 111 subscriptions at or above 10 000. Filipinos, Chinese, Japanese and Spaniards among buyers as islands show strong war support. Also notes film Fit to Fight and Dr Mc Laughlin lecture at Palace Theatre with free admission for Class 1 registrants.

Philippines Manila P.1 Philipine Islands United States Army McLaughlin Palace Theatre Majestic Palace

Courier Patterns and Order Details for Fashion Depart

The Evening Courier advertises up-to-date Courier patterns with an accompanying design. Send the coupon and 10 cents per pattern to the Fashion Department in Waterloo. Patterns allow seams and orders aim to be filled and reach buyers within ten days.

Fashion Department Evening Courier Waterloo

Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Praised By User

A testimonial claims Mayr's Wonderful Remedy cured indigestion bleating and stomach ailments after one dose. The ad says the simple preparation removes mucous from the intestinal tract and soothes inflammation, with a money back guarantee if not convinced.

Mayr

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