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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1919

Page

4

Shakespeare aid to wife seeking to shake spouse

Chicago December 17 Mrs Roof seeks a divorce from Albert Roof claiming marital friction since 1910 with a literary flare She quotes As You Like It and Macbeth arguing age differences and reading habits and cites Shakespearean lines as support The suit emphasizes that her spouse is 66 and she 22 at marriage and names Cabio Piano Co as employer of Roof

Chicago Shakespears Httle Beasie Roof Buena Park Albert Hugepe Roof Cabio Piano Co

Motor Truck Express Conquers Deep Snow on Debut Run

The H. and D. Blue Line truck completed its first regular trip despite deep snow. Departing Monday with 2.5 tons of merchandise for Jesup and Independence, the return trip carried furniture to Cedar Falls. Snow forced shoveling and even detours, but officials expect full round trips by 5 p.m. today with new routes to Vinten and Reinbeck opening soon.

H. & D. Blue Line Jesup Independence Cedar Falls Raymond Bill Vinten Reinbeck

Funeral notices for Lester Bray Cedar Elm Tree

Funeral services for William L. Lester and Virden E. Bray are scheduled for tomorrow with interment in Elmwood and Fairview respectively. The report on Cedar in Elm Tree tells of a 100 year old Buffalo park elm containing preserved cedar timbers found inside the trunk, likely placed for horse protection in a historic market area.

Firden E. Bray Virden E. Bray Williston Avenue Christ Episcopal Church Fairview Nature Buffalo Park

World’s Largest Daily Paper Faces Newsprint Waste

The Los Angeles Times claims a record 188 page Sunday edition in a cycle of rising costs and scarce newsprint. Critics say big papers burn through print stock while offering little value, urging mills expansion and government controls to curb waste hurting smaller papers.

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City in Brief Highlights From Local Notices and Events

Local brief covers misc notices from Waterloo area: travel by residents, a Mann Act case, labor meeting changes, social events, license plate incident, incorporation amendment, a pneumonia illness, rabbit hunting surge, Y M C A news, census planning, bond payments, and city paving delays. Also notes Forum program and butterfly migration anecdote with distant sea crossings.

Kingdom of the Prince of Peace Sunday Lesson

The 1918 lesson by Rev Fitzwater explores Isaiah's prophecy of Jesus as king who will bring universal peace. It outlines the king's divine anointing, sixfold Spirit gifts, just and impartial rule, harmony among humans and animals, and the regathering of Israel with the earth transformed under Christ’s reign. A brief note closes with an old for sale ad in the Courier.

Isaiah i Jesus Visi Eeus Prince of Peace Peace League of Nations Jesus Christ Daniel God of Heaven David Paradise Jerusalem Israel Judah Fehraim

Waterloo Boy to Dead in Siberia

Official notice reports Sergt. Walter Wilhelm died in Siberia on December 2 from injuries after an accidental firearm discharge. Born October 6, 1896 on a Dunkerton farm, he later moved to Waterloo in 1903 and served in the 31st Infantry. He leaves parents, a brother Frank, and sister Genevieve. Canary training in Paris notes 100,000 birds and methodical singing education by Henri Gaillard with staged isolation and gradual conditioning.

Walter Wilhelm Iiberia Joseph Wilhelm Mulberry Street Sergt. Wilhelm Dunkerton Waterloo Our Lady of Victory Academy St. Joseph's Frank Genevieve Canaries Wide World Magazine Henri Gaillard

Births Reported in Local Notices

To Mr and Mrs Edward Lusthoff 1229 Yourth east a daughter Jane Bana To Mr and Mrs Georges H Best 117 Sullivan Dec 7 a daughter Jeona Marie To Mr and Mrs J E Youngman 238 Second west Dec 18 a daughter Virginia Ethel To Mr and Mrs Bert R Marquard 1001 Commercial Dec 3 daughter Bernice LaMay To Mr and Mrs Ray Paverill Bar clay township Der a daughter A horse driven by the Rev A Myers pastor of St Matthews Evangelical Lutheran church of Catawissa Pa one still in good condition is 47 years old.

Edward Lusthoff Yourth East Jane Bana Georges H. Best Sullivan Jeona] Marie J. E. Youngman Second West Virginia Ethel Bert R. Marquard Commercial Bernice LaMay Ray Paverill Barclay Township Der A. Myers St. Matthews Ervangelical

Clouds Block Rare Conjunction of Planets View

Clouds spoil morning view of a rare planetary conjunction as planets lined up across the sky remain unseen. The article notes past clear mornings allowed observers to see the celestial arrangement, with a brief section on marriages licenses listed for Cedar Falls Waterloo Cedar Rapids and Baltimore residents.

Earth Walter Lloyd Grim Hudson Edna Mae Furneaux Cedar Falls Clelland L. Wilson Greane Margaret H. Garton William W. Helfferich Waterloo Julia Reupke Victor H. Ries Cedar Palls Elizabeth G. Wiender Baltimore A. C. Caquilette Cedar Rapids Lorena Love William Olmstead Irens Stone

Prohibition Fight Looms as Illinois Case Opens

In Chicago federal courts a suit challenging the prohibition amendment taking effect January 16 may be filed today or tomorrow. District Attorney Clyne charges six saloonkeepers with wartime prohibition violations as authorities prepare for a broader case drive. The Brundage ruling bars carrying liquor outside the home, and dealers plan to ship stocks abroad, with exports allowed only under bond after January 16.

Chicago Lary Mayer Woquld Small Fellows Retail Liquor Dealers’ Association of New Jersey Supreme Court Washington Wigwerthers Illinois U. S Clyne Carpenter Brundage George G. Dunlap Internal Revenue Department United States Cuba

Canals and ancient Trade Center of Samarrah in Mesopotamia

Survey notes reveal Mesopotamia once boasted an extensive canal network with 20 foot depths and steep embankments. Samarrah, a major pre Christian era hub, stretched 20 miles by 2 1 2 and housed about 4 million people with walls and warehouses, a caravan convergence point.

Mesopotamia Taueo O AL van Ptes Ley Leo He-Cauna Germany America France Samarrah

Police and rescue dogs reassigned from interurban services

On December 18, police and rescue dogs, trained for locating disabled men, will be temporarily discontinued from se vices in Switzerland. The majority will be redirected to fuel conservation efforts and stored by Red Cross sids, making the animals valuable to Alpine guides and CHENEY Co. P. A. Alpine guides.

Sevices Switzerland Red Cross M. Cheney G Fand P. A .Alpine Guides

Hopi Indians Build for Comfort in Desert

Natalie Curtis, writing in Outlook, argues Americans should not impose European architectural ideas on Hopi dwellings in Arizona. She praises flat roofs as ideal, offering an open air porch for work, rest, and social life, with thick cool walls and a large interior fireplace aiding wholesome living in desert conditions.

Arizona Natalie Curtis

Indian architecture endures despite proposed improvements

The author argues that changes in living standards will not alter a century-old preference for Pueblo building styles. Improvements may refine living conditions, but the core architecture, shaped by generations of Pueblo life, remains the ideal. The piece notes ventilation concerns and a lack of appeal to Miss crowds drawn to European windows.

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