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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1917

Page

7

War speaker Trooper OConnor denounces German in Waterloo talk

Trooper Alfred Uf OConnor, a Brooklyn native decorated for bravery, spoke at Grace Church and the Waterloo theatre. He condemned pro Germans and recounted German atrocities, urging tempered harshness and eventual peace while praising Allied forces and criticizing the Kaiser. His Red Cross benefit appearance drew an audience organized by the Waterloo Commercial club.

Alfred Uf. O'Connor Waterloo O'Connor Kriser Germany Kaiser Chery Mr. O'Connor Brooklyn N. Y Gasingay 18Th Lancers Royal Bu 5 O'Conner Fritz Trogpor O'Connor England Atio United States Red Crags Waterloo Commercial Club

Mrs Vernon Castle Consults About Dressing-Room Comfort

Mrs Vernon Castle, famed for her style, speaks with Geo Fitemaurice, rector-in-chief of her pictures, about items to enhance her dressing-room comfort and ease.

Vernon Castle America Geo. Fitemaurice Hew Pictures

Mrs Castle Keeps Victrola in Dressing Room at Pathe Studio

The article notes Mrs Castle prefers a hard wood floor and owns a Victrola kept in her dressing room. When not filming at Pathe studio she practices new dance steps in her boudoir. She will appear at the Palace Theatre Tuesday in the Pathe Plays Stranded in Arcady.

Pathe

Robbed man seeks return of stolen cash

Vince J. Cerveny says Ethel Brown kept his $74 after a clingy encounter at her Smoky Row home. Clive Smith claimed husband status and was expelled. Brown, Smith, and Ed Davis were arrested. police raided a 24.m. house Sunday and seized a gambling game as others including a woman and 12 men, all colored, were rounded up.

Vince J. Cerveny Ethel Brown Smoky Row Cerveny Clive Smith Brown Ed. Davis Anna Mathews

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