Iowa City Press-Citizen from Iowa City, Iowa • Page 4

ISDAT, MARCH 17, 1921 IOWA CITY PBESS-CITIZKPT TRUER ODAY (Continued from Face One) 0. Tht fight has been long, the strewn with death and sacrt- tat wfejtt victory comet with tolving of the Irish problem, should to all iht more revered flred ooeational shots at bandlta dynamited the vault the State bank, packed practi- lly all the currency and securities a sacks and escaped in a motor The loot It estimated at more $30,000. r. head of the state bao- ologlcal laboratory at Is reported to have discovered microbe of "sleeping sickness" to hare established that the in infectious. President Harding notified (mnally today of his election as aorary president of the Boy its of America.

Employees of Chicago stock- ds voted yesterday at a ratio of out 4 to 1 in favor of the strike, was announced today. Dennis me representing the workmen's lion, will attend the parley called (Washington to consider the con- sversy. The N. T. senate by a vote of to 18 passed the Knight-Adler lill creating a commission to con- New York City traction.

Great interest is evidenced in (ustralia over the announcement fiat an American Pacific fleet guadron will cruise Australia, New lealand and South Sea Island wa- in July, August and Septem- Fifty police reserves were called Jto action last night to quell a ear riot at Orchestra hall, where ir Philip Gibbs, English journalist, holding forth on the question dominion home rule for "--eland. Mrs. Clifford Victor Herbert, aughter-in-law of Victor Herbert, ic composer, was located yester- ay in Dubuque. Iowa, where she visiting at a hotel with Miss Buddy" Walton, an actress, accord ig to statements made by Mr. Two Cleveland officers announc- ar Los Angeles, that San Pupera 7, had confessed to them that he mrdered.

on December 31, two of- cials of the W. W. Sly Manufac- iiring Company of Cleveland. The Canadian government steam r. Thiepval.

retured '3 Prince Ru- ert. B. C. yesterday, from Narrows oint and reported no trace of the rew of four men of the wrecked shing boat. Notland.

which left rince Rupert February 5. The Rev. Guy Kyle and Loren E. Villiamson of Mount Vernon. II- nois.

were indicted at Danville by lie federal grand jury on charges robbing the IT. S. mail at Mount 'ernon of $185,000. B. L.

Moore, aged 5C. father of leven children, committed suicide a his home at Sioux CJty, Xebras- a yesterday. Domestic troubles, 44c 51. QUALITY Specials for FRIDAY and SATURDAY JUST RECEIVED! Just received a new lot of CHOICE NAVAL OBANGES, 2 doz. 5 pounds Sugar, for tyo Ibs.

of choice Peaberry Coffee, Potatoes, per bushel Guaranteed Corn, 1 A per can 5 cans Peaches in A A heavy syrup, 5 cans Campbell's Pork and Beans 5 cans Medium Red Salmon, for jars Preserves, for Tello, any flavor, per package pkgs. Dromedary Tapioca, for Ibs. Wine'sap Apples, for Ibs. Blue Hose Head Bice, for 0 bars White Naptha Soap, for FREE DELIVERY 25c 29c 35c lOc 25c 25c 25c 69c QUALITY Cash Grocery hone 544. 213 So.

Clinton coupled with approaching blindness were said to hare been the motive. Pierre Paul Auther Mid MM. Charlotte Frarxen, former wife of the chief decorator of the Uairer- sity of Wisconsin were sentenced to three years in the state tfilten- tiory at Waupon when they pleaded guilty in the municipal court to statutory charges. MM. (Nina tarowe who in party with Mark Twain OB the tow of world on wtefch he based "Innocents Abroad" died at Portland, Oregon, after an Illness of four The federal board for rocatioal education was told at is first meeting under the sew administration that 70,550 disabled former soldiers, sailors and marines were under training on March 1, Police reserves were patrolling the plant of the Green Foundry and Works at Des Homes yesterday following rioting between striking iron moulders and strike breakers at the gales of the works.

James A. Stillman and bis wife who are suing each other for divorce were in conference at Lake Wood, N. and it was presumed this meant a quick settlement of the divorce actions out of court. Judge J. W.

Kintzinger of Dabu- que, Iowa, has denied a motion for continuance in the cars of Georgo D. Le-Reau, indicted by a grand jury on a charge of murder in the first degree for the death of Matt M. Daly. Tom Gavin, les Moin-s patrolman was dropped the police roll on the charge that he knew of the connection of Eugene Weeks and Orrin Cross with the Fosdick murder and did not report it. i Police have in the Ft.

Dodge city i TIE ESTE IHPT Port milk must be granted the babies of Iowa City'and older citizens must be protected too. 80 averred every member of the city council, last night, when a delegation of milkmen appeared to ask some important questions. Ray Edwaqls and others were present, Mr. Edwards speaking for the dairymen. He said that some people believed that outside milkmen might be permitted to send milk to Iowa City; to local dealers, and then the latter might be permitted to sell the milk, even though the out- of-town men had not drawn the fluid from tuberculin-tested cows.

Immediately the council declared that, if anybody tried that game, he would be arrested and punished under the ordinance. Whether milk sold in Iowa City comes from Iowa City or Johnson county cow's, or from animals in other counties, the laws will he rigidly forced. The councilman emphatically asserted that the dairymen, or milk-salesman who handles milk, no matter where he gets it. must know that it came from a cow that has been tested for tuberculosis within six months of such sale, or he wilt be penalized after the law becoming effective. The new ordinance goes into that the council no iavorites," by that hit one way I only the delegation left, rejoicing, I and pledging the heart support i tomers by selling diseased milk, if he happened to find a way of evading the law-which he the law-makers forcefully assert.

jail George Patterson, arrested at ff A.pril 1. Rockwell City, Iowa, suspected of Ojl Jearnin? the murder of Berhold Halpap who was "playing was shot when he refused to heed as icing a 'rule the demands of two robbers. Joe Gilmore, 14. son of Mr. allu Mrs.

George Gilmore of Council all local dairymen maite Bluffs, Iowa, while walking in his every milk-salesman do his duty in sleep fell out of a window at col- the wa. of protecting health and lege in Kansas and suffered a com- Hfe. pound fracture of the leg- and al- The aldermen were deeply ang- most severed his tongue. 1 ered to learn that any" milkman The cabinet of Gautemala offer- i in Iowa City would think so lighted its resignation to President Her- ly of life, as to imperil ms cus- eta but the latter declined tt accept it. says a dispatch from Guatemala City.

A number of undesirable aliens deported from York on the steamer Kroonland, were refused permission to land at Plymouth, England, although they had originally embarked for America in this country on the Adriatic. The special agent of the American "Express company at uouncil Bluffs, Iowa, has reported the theft of valuable silks from a car on a Northwestern train, the theft being made between Den'-on and Council Bluffs. Leasing of the Polish railways to an American syndicate for re-organization and development is under serious consideration by the Polish government, it was learned in Washington, today. WILSON COMPANY TO LEASE THE MIDLAND SIOUX CITY. March 17--The Midland Packing plant is to be leased to Wilson Company, according to a statement from an authoritative source.

The deal is to be presented to the federal court at Sioux Falls for approval. The Home Service work for veterans of the world war, who live in Johnson county, has been especially heavy since the lirst of the year. In January service was given to 140 men, in February March bids fair to rival January. As to Delayed Compensation In order to obtain an award of compensation now, it is usually necessary to send additional affidavits to establish the connection of the claimant's disability with his service. The time spent in securing these affidavits and deciding upon their merits may account in part for the delayed action on compensation claims.

File Compensation Claim First. Frequently men apply for compensation and either medical or dental care, after having had the needed treatment, hoping to be reimbursed for the bills incurred. This ifi reversing the government procedure which the applicant to file his compensation claim first An claim goes directly to the U. 8. P.

H. office at St. Louis, and orders to report to the local United States Public Health are received in four or days, or in time, if the need it urgent Far more satis factory will be obtained starting the claim according to thi plan outlined by the government. (Continued from Page One) Tipton (10), (12) Kent Reeder Click Smith Frish Baskets--Reeder out of 5- Schock (1), Armhect (2). Lake View (12).

Thiessen (3) Armhec Schock Holdfer Lynn "Bonnel Fouls 4 F. Holdfer Jensen Owen Guehne Coates Brooklyn (5) Saunters Murdock Armstrong Hicks Trider (2), Jensen Baskets-- Thiessen fl), Owens (1), Guehne (1), Mur dock (1). Fouls: Saunderg out or 4 Jensen 1 out of 4. Manchester (16), Radchffe (6) Johnson Himmel H. Snyder Mason A.

Snyder McKlau Byam McKeoa Cowel Robinson (5), Byam Baskets: MeClaus 0). McKeoa (D, Himmel Fouls: Johnson 2 out of Himmel none out of 2. Grand View (01, Dysart a), for feit. West Bend (5) Wheatland Stephens Fansey Mikes Watson Miller Baskets: Witte Buchanan Kelting Pinge' G- He-wold Witte (2), Mikes 1. Fouls: Kelting 3 out of Stephens 1 out of Miller 2 out of 3 Davenport (15) U.

Hi (2) 0 Sluck ACCIDENT SUITS TOTALING $25,000 FILED AT TRAER TRAER, March 15--Three damage suite aggregating $25,000 against Charles Manly, a farmer of northwest Tama, county, the result of a collision of a truck and an auto on a highway near Reinbeck last year in which Mrs. F. N. Willianvs was fatally injured, are set for trial in the District court of Tama county next week, starting Monday. Mr.

Manly was the driver of the truck. Mr. Williams, who was 1hen farming near Reinbeck, drove the car which contained his wife and child. Mrs. William? died a few hours after arrival at a Waterloo hospital.

The child is claimed to be permanently injured. Accidents such as the above are deplorable, but are liable to happen any day, and are generally followed by a damage suit. There is only one way to be safe, and that is by having Automobile Public Liability and Property Damage Insurance. If a claim is made or a suit started, the Company defends, pays all costs and Attorney fees, and pays the verdict if one is rendered, up to the limits of the policy. The Standard policy protects up to $5,000 for personal injuries in case only one person is injured, $10,000 if more than one person is injured, and $1,000 on damage to property, court costs and Attorney fees in addition.

The cost is surprisingly low: $18.00 on Ford. Dodge, Maxwell, Dort, Oakland, Buick 4s, Overland 4s. $21.00 on Buick 6s, Nash, Chalmers, Hupp, Velie, Studebaker, Oldsmobile, Paige. $25.00 on Cadillac, Hudson, Haynes, Cole, Peerless. $30.00 on Packard, Pierce, Winton, Marmon, Mercer.

8 per cent off these rates if your auto is not used for business purposes, 20 per cent off if also owner driver only. The- fact that you may have driven a car for years without an accident is no indication that you won't, have one the next time you drive down town. Call us up and talk it over, we represent the good II. S. Casualty Co.

of New York, The Preferred of New York and the Employers Liability Assurance Co. of London. nrsmtAKOE SPECIALTIES H. L. BAILEY, AGENCY 1.

COLLEGE ST. PHONE Schick Dau Krasuski Stetson Lavden Baskets (1). Dau (1). Krasuski (21. Fouls: Hull 1 out 3: Konzan 1 out of Scliick 2 out of Referee: Burvridge.

Umpire: Birch. Breene Konzan Engel Hull H. Thomas Goodeell PROPOSED TAX ON COAL IS CUSSED AND DISCUSSED DBS MOINES, proposed law to March 17--The place a tax of two cents a ton on coal mined in Iowa for use of schools in mining districts was praised and condemned yesterday afternoon at a public hearing on the measure by the legislative judiciary committees. Representatives of miners urged its passage and representatives of operators declared such a law would be unconstitutional. WANTS WANTED--Woman for general housework.

Mrs. W. F. Russell. Phone 269.

3-19x "LOWING--I will do your plowing satisfactorily, with my big Case tractor for $2.40 per acre. John Soukup, Phone Black 1184. 3-30x markets furnished and reeled dr ly oy W. Oehner, Grain Merchant, Member Chicago Bodrd of Trade. No.

5, Paul- Helen Phone 1180. CHICAGO STOCK MARKET Market--10 a 25c lower at opening, cloeing active, with $10.50 top. Market--slow to steady Beef SHEEP-- Market--slow Tomorrow--7000 WESTERN LIVESTOCK RKS'PTS Hogs Cattle Sheep Kansas City 4500 2000 8000 Omaha 11500 4000 8005 St. Louis 7500 800 1000 St. Joe 4000 900 1000 St.

Paul 4000 12TO 500 Sioux City 6600 2200 800 Indianapolis 400? 80000 300 EARLY ESTIMATES- Wheat--45 oars Corn--225 cans Oats--8 cars Rye--2 cars Barley--8 cars NORTHWESTERN CARS-Today Wk ago Yr ago Minneapolis 168 282 214 Duluth 44 88 12 Winnipeg 205 269 178 CHICAGO CASH MARKET WHEAT-No. 2 hard-- 1.59' i 1.63 No. 4 No. 1 northern No. 4 northern spring, 1 No.

5 northern spring, 1 No. 1 R-T-No. 3 No. 4 3 No. 5 4 No.

6 3 No. 2 yellow-No. 3 yellow-No. 4 yellow-- No. 5 3 t2 No.

3 No. 4 OATS- NO. 1 No. 2 No. 3 RYE- NO sales Market--25c lower 50 C.

3O PRODUCE V.ARKET BUTTER-Creamery Extras--43 Creamery Standards--40 Firsts--37-42 Seconds--30-35 EGGS-- WAGNER'S GRAIN LETTER CHICAGO, March 17--Larger Argentine wheat shipments of 3,100,000 and the underselling of U. S. wheat by Cheaper Argentine prices. Argentine is now due to export 4 or 5 million bushel wheat' and her dally prices will be a leading influence. Winter wheat aews again very good.

Overnight the markets show signs of becoming a bulge, sale if any upturn. Break on heavier receipts was not unexpected. IBEIT DEflH WARSAW, Mar-ch 17--Arthus and Virgil Decker, occupying adjoining cells in jail here today were being held for investigation in connection with the murder of Leroy Lovett, youthful pal and double of Virgil. Authorities today admitted they had struck a stone wall in their investigation. Virgil said he was in company with the murdered youth Saturday night when the killing occurred but declared he knew nothing of the actual slaying.

Investigators were looking for a master mind who they believe directed the killing of Lovett and the identification of the body as that of Virgil in order that $28,000 insurance might be FRANK PIERCE ITEMS CHICAGO A I WHEAT-- High Low Close 15634 157 Open Mch 159 Vt. May 351 CORN-May 68 3 July 71 OATS-May t3i; July 443.J, PORK-May 20.60 LARD-May 11.57 July 31.90 EIBS- 1523,2 14S PENN ITEMS March 17--Deuce Novak of Iowa City is visiting at thej ca's Pal," and is pted from the mythical legends of the Chlppewa Indians, who believed their hung upon the spirit of the Northern Lights. AMERICA'S PAL" AT STRAND The aurora borealis, which has hitherto defied successful photography, has been woven into the plot of a photoplay which will be seen at the Strand Theatre on Saurtday only. The picture is called "Skyfire," with Neal Hart, known as "America's Pal," for its star. The scene is laid In the Canadian Northwest and the action is said to be rapid and thrilling.

Neal Ha.t will be seen as Barr Conroy, a Northwest Mounted Police officer. The picture is a very recent release, and the camera work by which the shimmering glow of the Northern Lights is shown on the screen is said to mark an Important step forward in motion picture photography. The legends and traditions of the Chippewa tribe of Indians, based on the occasional appearance of the aurora In the northern skies, have been utilized as the underlying theme of the play. THOMAS MEIOHAN'S I PICTURE, "CONRAD IN OUEST OF HIS YOUTH" Persons of middle age who have FRANK PIERCE, March 17 -The Ladies Beneficial society will meet Thursday, 3Tarch 24th with Mrs. Boyd Gosnell.

Mrs. John Kinsinger visited at the parental B. Gingench home last Thursday. Nadine Bontrager has been quite sick. Her aunt, Miss Alice Kemp is caring for her.

Mr. and Mra Frank McKray and family visited at the parental O. H. Gosnell home Sunday. Otis McKray and Ira Kline were business callers in Kalona Tuesday.

Cullen Moomey and son Lyle.j Mr. and Mrs. Otis McKray and son Russell, Mr. and Mrs. Frank McKray and family and Clifford Fry were Iowa City callers Saturday.

w-v I JT Cl oWilO Locan I. Conklin home this week. CL nTinced themselves thai life has Mrs. Fred Cole underwent an op- 1 yk Hou up itg full snare tfx eration last Saturday having her a ere is not hing left for t))--jii tonsils and adenoids removed. MI win do well to jee roc are glad to hear she is getting ra; jn Quest Qf outa," along nicely.

a Paia Harry Anciaux is the on star ring Thoivis owner of a new Ford touring ear. be shown Rt IJlQ Epg purchased just last week ert Theatre, tomorrow. The Miser family moved on the Jn Mr Me ghan T. M. Thompson farm ro Conrad War Master Laurence Cole has been Mrs.

Leroy Moomey returned to her home in Iowa City after spending the week with her son Cullen and sister, Mrs. E. C. Gosnell. Leonard Maske put in the foundation for his new barn Wednes day.

5 Mr. and Mrs. Ellory Taylor andi daughter, Mrs. Ella Kline and sons spent last Wednesday evening at the Leonard Maske home. out of school a couple of days this week doctoring a bad cold.

Mrs. Thos. Kile visited at the Charles Mercer home one day last week. Louis Burger was an Iowa City caller Saturday. The John Williams family tended the movie the university Friday nigh I.

John Weno. Mr. and Mrs. C. L.

Conklin and daughter Maxine Mar- rener, and shows how youth may be regained. The picture deals with his quest. He first seeks happiness in re-living the romances of his childhood, eaoh attempt in this direction only plunges him more hopelessly into old age. He finally falls in love with a. and lecture at beautiful girl whom he thinks is a jorie Conklin visited Sunday night with Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Anciaux 68 6814 70 72 44 20.90 20.60 20.80 May July 11.30 11.60 11.80 12.12 11.50 11.82 11.55 11.90 11.32 11.60 11.80 12.10 11 47 11.80 FOR er. and brood- Used one season. Phone 78C. 3-19 FOR SALE--Good Vacuum Cleaner, almost new, $20.00.

Can be seen at Iowa City Light Power Office. 2-18x LOST--Small black lace Phone Mrs. McGee, 1022. scarf. 3-17tf KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK A Market--slow Cows and Stockers and Market--15-25c lower Market--dull Stockers and SOUTH OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET CATTLE-- Market--steady Cows and Stockers and Bulls and Market--25c lower COSTA RICA HAS REPUDIATED LARGE ORE CONCESSIONS WASHINGTON, March 17--The Costa Rican congress "has repudiated large ore and other concessions granted in June, 1918, to Amory Sons through ar agreement entered into, between the Costai Rican minister of foreign affairs 'and the British minister according to advices received dav by the state department.

to- PRESS AGENTS PROMISE PLEASURE TO PLAY-GOERS AMERICA'S PAL" AT STRAND stranded actress, who to his surprise proves to be the Countess of Darlington, who. before her marriage was a popular London show girl. He then discovers that to be noung one must be in love. Margaret Loomis plays the role of the Countess, and Mabel Van Vuren, Maym Kelso. Bertram Johns.

Sylvia Ashton and Kathlyn Williams are in the cast. Olga Printzlau made the adapttion from Leonard Merrick's novel, and Guy jWilky was the photographer. Scientists tell us that the aurora borealis is a once-in-a-life-time occurrence, and few have really seen this phenomenon in the heavens. "Skyfire" which ns a one-day engagement at the Strand theatre on Saturday, portrays the aurora borealis on the screen in all its PREPARE OFFENSE AGAINST KRONSTADT COPENHAGEN. March 17--Bol- sheviki authorities are preparing for a crushing offensive against Kronstadt according to refugees here today.

They declare Minister of War Trotzky is massing ar- natural beauty and colors. tillery, airplanes and ships for This photoplay is the latest re- assault on the island fortress be- lease starring Xeal Hart. "Ameri- tween March 20 and 25. Special for Friday and Sat. 1 AT THE Market Street Cash Grocery CORNER MARKET AND GILBERT STREETS PHONE 2007 Extra fancy Peaches, Pears, Pineapples, Apricots and Cherries all No.

3 cans, heavy syrup, your choice, 3 cans A good grade Coffee, 5 pounds, for 3 pkgs. 15c size Corn Flakes, for 50c jar Pickled Pigs Feet, for 10 Ibs. sack Graham Flour, for 5 Ibs. Corn Meal, for 2 cans medium Bed Salmon, for 2 Ibs. boneless Cod Fish, for FREE DELIVERY IN THE CITY 99c 95c 25c 39c 35c 19c 38c 65c Say 555 AY 555 when you drop in our store in the next week-If you want to spend all or any part of a five dollar bill, fifty cents and a nicklc you can get A Shirt for $1.25 A Hat for $3.50 A Tie for .80 Total $5.55 You don't have to buy them ail either; Any thing you buy here must please or your money back JEWS PA PER I JEWS PA PER I.