Sinn Fein Delegation Ready for Peace Parleys in London
Irish delegation led by Michael Collins arrives to meet British government officials in London. Charles, a Charles, and Eamon Duggan join as key figures. Sinn Fein plans daily communique and a stenographer for record keeping, while avoiding formal hospitality to focus on negotiations.
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Associated Frass
London
Michael Colins
Sinn Fein
Lloyd George
Charles
Arthur Griffith
Sinn Pein
Sinn Yeiners
John Charles
Griffith
Eamon
J. Duggan
England
Desmond Fitzgerald
Tomorow
Eamon de Valera
Fitzgerald
Dublin
Field Secretary Talks At Y W C A Vespers
Miss Helen Beavers of Minneapolis, city field secretary, spoke at Y W C A vesper services held in the rooms yesterday afternoon. Luther Glee club provided music and Mrs L C Hemsworth hosted the informal afterglow. Beavers attended a house party and conference where Girl Reserve Friendship club advisers and cabinets for east and west high schools were entertained at Elk Run wan last weekend. Mrs T A McManus chaired the high school girls department and spoke on The Y W C A of Which We Form a Part Our Purpose What It Means and How We Carry it Through.
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Helen Beavers
Minneapolis
Luther Glee Club
L. C. Hemsworth
Miss Beavers
Girl Reserve Friendship Clubs
Elk Run Wan
T. A. McManus
T. A. McManus, Chairman of High School Girls’ Department
W. C
Bengali coed from Midnapore joins University of Nebraska
Miss Khanta Bala Rai, a Bengali Hindu convert to Christianity from Midnapore near Calcutta, attends the University of Nebraska as a junior in Christian and Missionary Arts. She wears a sari and native attire, speaks fluent English, compares American and Indian styles, plans to return to teach in a girls' high school, and lives with Lincoln hosts after meeting Rev Mrs Elmore during jubilee events.
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Associated Press
Lincoln
Neb
University of Nebraska
Midnapore
Calcutta
India
Khanta Bala Ral
Miss. Rai
Bethune College
Miss.Rai
Miss Rai
Miss Rei
Miss Hai
W. T. Elmore
Injunction Sought In Divorce Case At Logan Avenue
H J DeBerg seeks divorce from Esther De Berg claiming cruel treatment. A temporary injunction bars Esther from entering the family premises at 612 Logan Avenue or interfering with two children aged 7 and 4. The couple, married in Manchester, are involved in a pending split. Stolen cars found near First Brethren church linked to joyriders.
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Logan Avenue
Anterferiber
H. J. DeBerg
Esther de Berg
Manchest
City News Briefs Touch Iowa Personal and Legal Matters
Iowa items report S. Tuthill in Iowa City on business and Dr. F C Sage traveling to Charles City to testify in probate court. E H McCoy in Independence for district court work. Mrs F L Stanton of Almond street visiting relatives in Dixon and Franklin Grove. Jil Hazel Miller six under quarantine for scarlet fever at 200 Lupton street. Marion Daley returning from an opera. James A Cook and wife home from Illinois. Erma Lusk visiting Miss Mabel Lubmann. Rev R C Lusk’s daughter. Training trip with R H Bretzke in agriculture. Ralph B Slippy, Clyde Hinson and others leaving for Muscatine for Masonic chapter meeting. Clifford L Johnson of Butler county files bankruptcy with 1053 secured liabilities and 828 assets. Fred Hacker injures Tay lor Benson in a bicycle accident on Webster street. slight injuries. Ray Tiller leaves for Atlanta to attend national fire chiefs convention with special train from Chicago. Mrs Ray W Cleveland recovering at her in laws’ home after hospital stay. Mr and Mrs J E Dempster attend Dempster family reunion. 30 present at Lake Delwein. Mrs Henry Hebel and mother-in-law plan move to Cheyenne to join Lieut Hekel at Fort Russell. H H Young requests Kansas City to locate Bertha Millsap regarding Ida Thomas’s death. J E Dillon opens Riverview hotel cafe, with 22 years at Van Noy and leadership of 45 houses.
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F.C. Sage
Charles City
E. H. McCoy
Independence
District Court
F. L. Stanton
Almond Street
Dixon
Franklin Grove
Jil
Hazel Miller
Lupton Street
Marion Daley
Sumners
Erma Lusk
R. C. Lusk
Brandon
Ija
Mabel Lubmann
R. H. Bretzke
Ralph B. Slippy
Clyde Hinson
H. & Burr
J. W. Boling
A. H. Holt
Muscatine
Grand Lodge
Council of the Masonic
Henry Hebel
Rockford
Sae Hekel
Sumner Street
Water Joo
Cheyenne
Wyo
Fort G. A. Russell
Henry Hekel
Fifty, Third Infantry
H. H. Young
Kansas City
Bertha Millsap
Ida Thomas
New Zealand Teacher Inspects Iowa Schools
Cedar Falls October 10. Prof T A Wells of New Zealand government arrived to inspect consolidated and one room schools in the territory. He was sent to the United States to study Iowa methods and will visit Jesup and Orange City with one room schools later today and tomorrow.
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Cedar Falls
T. A. Wells
New Zealand
Consolidated
Wells
United States
Iowa
Jesup
Orange
Pain Stopped Instantly With Coins Removed Quickly
A famous expert and world famed laboratory offer 7 PHS as the scientific modern method to end corns. Otis Blue-jay liquid or plas ter is applied by a touch, stopping pain instantly and loosening the corn for removal. Get Blue-jay at the drug store tonight.
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Otis Blue-jay
Blue-jay
Ali
Fatal fall while hunting ends Arch Hodges life near Shirler’s Lake
Archie L Hodges 25 of 420 Seventh Street West died an hour after a 30 foot fall from a tree while squirrel hunting on the Busse Farm near Shirler's Lake. He ruptured a lung. coroner Dr. Sidney D. Smith ruled the death. Hodges died before reaching a farmhouse. Roy Bryant accompanied him. Funeral at Petersens Chapel with Rev. G D Serrill, burial in New London Iowa. Survived by widow, father W J Hodges of Burlington Indiana, one sister and seven brothers.
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Busse
Shirler’s Lake
Archie 1
Hodges
Seventh Street West
Sidney D.smith
Roy Bryant
Leavitt Street
Petersen‘ Bros
G. D. Serrill
New London
Archie Lee Hodges
Missouri
Lancaster
W. J. Hodges
Burlington
Vada Strack
Christian Church
Bath Packing Company
Bruner Re elected P T A City Council President
At the first meeting of the City Council of Parent-Teacher associations Mrs C W Bruner was re elected president. Other officers named were Mrs A E Johnson as vice president and Mrs J F Morris as secretary. The council will coordinate with city associations to appoint delegates to the Mason City state meeting this week. The program emphasized religion in education and child welfare.
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C. W. Bruner
W.K. A
A. E. Johnson
J. F. Morris
Mason City
Shroyer Sentenced Five Years For Roommate Theft At Anamosa
Donald Shroyer received five years in the state reformatory at Anamosa Iowa after pleading guilty to larceny of a watch valued at 42 dollars from his roommate L G Balensiefer on September 23. He reportedly committed several small thefts from roommates and changed residence after each theft.
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Donald Shroyer
State Reformatory
Anamosa
Wood
L. G. Balensiefer
Shroyer
Mrs Bertha Wiltse Found Dead By Asphyxiation In Waterloo
The body of 40 year old Mrs Bertha Wiltse wife of Lee Wiltse living at 529 Logan avenue Waterloo was found asphyxiated at 10 30 p m Saturday by her brother Everett Bennett. An open gas jet was found in the kitchen. The husband was summoned from Eagles hall where he was on duty as custodian. Decedent born in Waterloo in 1881 married August 21 1901 in Charles City Surviving include father W C Bennett Redtop Minn a sister Mrs Florence Duffy brother V Bennett both of Janesville Ia Everett Bennett Waterloo Levi Bennett Redtop Minn and others She was a member of Royal Neighbors COUNCIL MEETS TONIGHT Mayor Frisbie returns after illness will preside at regular council meeting No important matters planned Edward Mahnke building commissioner will submit remodeling plans for the city jail and bids will be taken Wednesday.
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Bertha Wiltse
Lee Wiltse
Logan Avenue
Petersen Bros
Bertha Bennett
Watterloo
Charles City
W. C. Ben Nett
Redtop
Minn
Florence Duffy
V Ben Nett
Janesville
Everett Bennett
Waterloo
Levi Ben’ Nett
Royal J. Neighbors
N. W. Frisbie
Edward Mahnke
Building Commission|ay
Ats Pom
Churches Urge Real Disarmament Plan Across Nation
The Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America calls 150000 congregations to push for a true reduction of armament. It rejects mild cuts and urges rational, pacific methods for settling international disputes. A nationwide program for educational meetings, church services, and mass gatherings is being prepared.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
Conference On
Federal’ Council of Churches
America
Bayer Aspirin Warning Ad Promotes Genuine Product
An old advertisement urges consumers to verify the Bayer name on aspirin packaging to ensure genuine Bayer Tablets of Aspirin. It claims doctors prescribe Bayer and lists common uses, noting aspirin’s safety proven by millions. Pills sold in tin boxes of 12 or bottles of 24 and 100 by druggists.
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Bayer
Council on International Justice and Goodwill Names Officials
By the Council's Commission on International Justice and Goodwill with Dr John H Finley as chairman and Dr Sidney L Gulick as secretary the Federation Council of Churches acts as the official representative and spokesman for 30 communions comprising 20,000,000 members.
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Council
Commission On International Justice and Goodwill
John H. Finley
Educaion
New York State
Sidney L.gulick
Federation ‘Council of Churches
Rotaryans Get Light On Mining Industry Film shown at noon
A two reel feature on coal mining phases was shown to the Waterloo Rotary club at Hotel Russell Lamson. H. Viall of Chicago gave a lecture accompanying the film, provided by the bureau of mines. F. L. Northey led a resolution to financially support the Waterloo Boy Scout movement, which was approved. The club thanked Majestic theatre for entertainment. The Waterloo club will host Charles City Rotarians next Monday at a stag dinner with speaker Dr. Thompson from Kansas City MO.
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Rotary Club
Russell Lamson
H. Viall
Chicago
Combustion Enginer
Bureau of Mines
F. L. Northey
Waterloo Boy Scout Movement
Majestic Theatre
Waterloo Club
Charles City
Br. Thompson
Kansas City
Waterloom tourists praise Wisconsin roads on trip
Waterloo travelers C J Briden and C J Rice recently returned from a two week motor trip through Wisconsin and Minnesota reporting good roads. In Wisconsin most highways are paved or graveled and well marked for night travel. They visited southern Wisconsin dairy herds and Rice bought Guernseys, returning via St Paul for the national dairy show. Also news notes East Side Auto displays Chandlers at 108 Fifth street east and Roy Bonham, once deemed insane, was moved to the state hospital at Independence Iowa after two weeks in jail. United States has a greater variety of postage stamps than any other country.
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C.J. Briden
Waterloo
C. J. Rice
Gladbrook
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Rice
St. Paul
Independence
Roy Bonham
State Hospital
Independente
State Board of Control
Bonham
East Side Auto Company
Hadley-Brown Motor Company
Fifth Street
R. E. Addington
EB. E. Anderson
United States
Mentho-Sulphur Seeks Eczema Relief Uses Skin Specialist Claims
A noted skin specialist says Menthe-Sulphur quickly overcomes skin eruptions including fiery itching eczema. The germ destroying sulphur preparation eases irritation, soothes the skin, and aims to clear and smooth it. it reportedly relieves torment without delay. Sufferers are advised to obtain a small jar from a druggist and apply like cold cream.
Kidney pain relief by Jad Salts Adverts
Back ache in the kidney area signals overworked kidneys from excess meat. It urges taking Jad Salts a few days to flush waste, claiming it cleanses urine, relieves bladder weakness, and restores kidney function. The ad promotes the drink as a life saver for meat eaters.
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Lithia
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