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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1918

Page

10

Enemy Guns Pound Allied Lines In France Front

Armies report heavy German artillery fire across Flanders Arras Cambrai Champagne sectors with raids at scattered points on both sides. American aviators boost bombing raids and fights. 31 German planes downed by Entente crews in recent days. Liverpool troops raid Armentieres area capturing prisoners and machine guns. French, British and Italian air forces claim multiple enemy aircraft losses.

France Flanders Arras-Cambrai Champagne Ententa Berlin Associated Press Meutenant Liverpool London Armentieres War Office Canbrai Lens Paris Aisne Verdun Alsace Aisné Chavignon Parguy Filain

Yankee Flyers Run Food Crisis in Southern Italy

American aviation officers in Southern Italy faced a food cost crisis as five lire per day feed allowances failed to cover rising canteen prices. Italians reduced prices by 50 percent after complaints, and Americans splurged in Rome and Naples, eating in masse and consuming large quantities of candy and cakes, even crowding nearby eateries near St. Peter's.

Italy United States Rome Naples Roma Thomas Neilson Page Page Palazzo del Drago Altho St. Peter's

Waterloo stores enact food and fuel regulations

Open hours listed for stores in Waterloo with restrictions on food and fuel. Wheatless and meatless days apply Monday through Saturday with specific lunch and dinner patterns. One ton fuel limit per customer and four days’ supply max per household noted.

Buchanan County Farm Agent Chosen in Independence News

R. T. Lee of Iowa City elected Buchanan county farm agent after farming trial work with Jerseys near Town City. He previously studied at Iowa State and Ames, and served as Johnson county assistant agent. Also noted are local diversions including Gilbert sale of a patent retoucher, a marriage in Independence, upcoming debates with Anamosa and Jesup, Red Cross fundraising, and military movements in the area.

Independence R. T. Lee Iowa City Buchanan County Lee Iowa State University Ames Thorebred Jerseys Town City Johnson County W. F. Wright Gilpert C. H. Gilbert Gilbert Mabel Eis Almon O. Rich Daniel Dauber William Elis Lamont Gedney S. H Glenna Curry Marion Smith Jesup Buchanan County Institute J. B. Lux F. H Wryrick Roy R. Crew Red Cross Thomas Gaffney Tinch R. O'Brien George Ree Cedar Rapids John Gaitney Clarion Henry Allen Washington, D Army Medical BeRool MM. Thompson Red Cross Chapter Laura Bell People's Hospital St. Paul

Trouble Makers at Palace Promises Strong Kiddie Cast

Friday and Saturday at the Palace feature five and seven year olds Jane and Katherine Lee in a comedy drama Trouble Makers written for them. Jane leads in fanfare and humor while Katherine again proves a peerless juvenile star, with critics predicting lasting triumph for her film career.

William Fox Jane Katherine Lee the Palace Katherine

Temperature Records From Historical Almanac Entries

A compact chart lists daily temperature extremes across multiple years from 1911 to 1917. Figures show high ranges from 34 to 28 degrees and lows from -14 to -2, with scattered monthly notes and a midcentury optical company reference.

Buchanan Optical Roo Midnight & A

Fire damages engine at Fowler home on Vine street

At 6 45 p m yesterday the fire department was called to the A V Fowler home 1112 Vine street where their automobile caught fire. The fire was confined to the engine and checked before it scorched more than the paint.

A. V. Fowler Vine Street

Birth Notices Listed for Local Families and Dates

To Mr and Mrs Alto A Boyce 117 Riehl Street a son born February 2. To Mr and Mrs Thomas M W Girsch 53 Mulberry Street a son born January 27. To Mr and Mrs Reuben Lynch Bennington Township a daughter born February 3. To Capt and Mrs Roland G Taylor 517 Nermont Street a daughter born January 39. To Mr and Mrs George A Michael 423 Vaughan Street a daughter born February 1. To Mr and Mrs Lester Finch Tester Township a daughter born January 36.

Alto A. Boyce Riehl Street Thomas MW. Girsch Mulberry Street Reuben Lynch Bennington Township Roland G. Taylor Nermont Street George A. Michael Vaughan Street Lester Finch Tester Township

Finnish Red Guards Defeat Government Forces in Finland

London, Feb. 7. Finnish Red Guards say they surround Tammerfors and have defeated Gen. Mannerheim’s government troops, who retreat toward the Gulf of Bothnia. Tammerfors cited as captured by 10,000 government troops. heavy losses on both sides. White guards control most of Finland aside from Helsingfors and a Gulf strip. battle rumbles at Tammerfors. Bolshevik reinforcements to Finnish revolutionists. Russia ships arms. Budget tallies Bolshevik ministers at 23,006,000,000 rubles with expected income about 5,000,000,000. Denmark aids Austro-German prisoners in Petrograd. many to return home next week.

London Red Guard Tammerfors Mannnerheim Finland Petrograd Mannerheim Red Guards Bothnia Stockholm Mannerhelm Neuborg Helsingfors Yammieerfors Gulf of Finland Russia Denmark

Officer Held for Telling Ship Sailing Details

Washington D C Feb A young army officer is under arrest pending an investigation into whether his superiors instructed him on security rules after he told a relative the ship name and sailing date for an overseas voyage The War Department withheld the officer’s name and said the incident shows the drive to prevent movement information leaks A telegram to the embarka tion port might have endangered the vessel and crew The Lincoln highway from New York City to San Francisco is about one third finished and open for year round travel with a hard surface planned

Washington, D. C War Department Leutenant New York City Sea Francisen

Wellington Five Hundred Society Meeting Notes

Numerous society clubs met yesterday with guests from nearby towns, honoring anniversaries and engagements. Activities included bridge and auction games, birthday and wedding celebrations, and teas at various homes, with plans for future gatherings and charitable gift practices.

Henry Kelly William Delaney Dubuque Edward Weet Delaney Mera Glen Buck Baun Jolly Six Chub Viola Ellis Walter Corum M Clyde Tut Stitch

Among the Churches Woman’s Missionary Meeting Hosts

The First Baptist Woman's Missionary Society met at Mrs A J Wittlek's home with president Mrs A E Jieffman presiding. Mrs F R Asquith led the afternoon program and Mrs George Dudley Gra was involved in coordinating activities.

Crace M. Wa Uarry Fisher Frank Elphiney Foreton Mra F. B. Dletriele Judd Mandevilla le BE. Park Gr. W W. Cheever Mra. Edmister Ald Society St. Pan's M. B Foreign Missionary Society Stewart Freeman J. BE. Johnson Wilkins Fred Merrin J. S. Townsend Ro Clare Heald Miss Minnich J. W. Johnson Walnut Street Baptist WH. C. Keiher Women’s Missionary Society W. B. Howell First Baptist Woman‘’s Missionary Society A. J. Wittlek A. E. Jieffman F. R. Asquith George Dudley Gra

Pledges Made For Thrift Bonds At Central Christian Church

The Philathea cage of Central Christian Church pledged to buy thrift stamps and junior bonds. At Edith Neal’s home last evening members reviewed their plan, with individuals pledging to contribute and funds to the building fund and a hoped investment in the symanpis. The group held a pledging supper and social time after the meeting.

Philathea Cage Central Christian Church Edith Neal

Refugee Sewing Club Turns in Garments at Lincoln Town Hall

Wedar Falla reports that the Refugee Sewing Club of district No. 2 Lincoln district, now part of the American Junior Red Cross, organized under Mrs. WH Allison, presented completed garments. Members A A Wilson, Willian Wyatt, Charles Griffith, Andrew Christofferson, Avian, Marie Johnsen, Ann Cordis received quilts, gowns, bootees, coats, dresses, hoods, and quilts among others.

Wedar Falla District No. 2 Lincoln Amerlean WH. J. Allison Mrav A. A. Wilson Willian. Wyatt Charles Griffth Andrew Christofferson Aix Avian Alison Marie Johnsen Anns Cordis

Veterans to attend funeral of Comrade William Wood

All old soldiers are asked to meet at Memorial hall at 12 34 p m Friday for the funeral service of Comrade William Wood at Petersen Bros chapel at 1 30 p m The Women’s Treller corps plans to attend the service tomorrow at 1 36 p m The Brotherhood of American Yeomen meet at Knights of Pythias hall Friday evening Spanish War Veterans meet at Memorial hall tonight A prayer meeting for Christ Episcopal church is set for 7 20 p m tomorrow at the W A Moore home 138 Harrison street No 1116 has postposed the regular meeting

Memorial Hall William Wood Petersen Bros Treller Corps Brotherhood of American Yeomen Knights of Pythias Mamorial Hall Christ Episcopal Church W. A. Moore Harrison Street M. BA

Marriage Licenses in Iowa Area

Ira A Utter of Waterloo with Emma A Snook of Des Moines. Clyde Perme of Waterloo with Lydia Clark of LaPorte City. Dates appear as 2.2.68 and .7. .23 reflecting issuance details.

Ira A. Utter Waterloo Emma A. Snook Des Moines Clyde Perme Lydia Clark LaPorte City

Also Mentioned on This Page

Yankee Independence News Palace Theatre Gulf of Bothnia Bridge Jessie Marguerite Fowler Allene Elghmey Cape Jr KO Puffer Grant Bligh Grasett W. E. Bell Camp Grant Bell Eighmey Eightmey Warner Whh. Stewart Frank Warner Waterton Wer Man Kohl Stewart Theresa Garamont Jamas Black Bertha Clouse Misa Baldwin Misa Clouse Waterloo and Cedar Russell-Lamson Keith Willey Cascaden Avenue Marvel Hull Willey T. L. Forkan Charles J. McNulty Des Moines Masonic Temple St. Ann's Religh Corps M. EB. Hone BE. Stipa. Depree Hanorcirele Central Christin Coir The Mim Os Wichardson Mod L. Tlub C. B E. Griffin Hai Mias Milo’ Williama Mildred Wittlek Viola Honzie Clyde Askin Wittick Servad Asalster Bye Ler Committee Mines Carrie Riles A. van Doren AL. van Soren Sacred Hearit St. Elizabeth’s Ladies of the Sacred Heart ww_ ter Grant Miller Mmes Joe Hildebrand Clyde Eighmey HI. Stroud W. M. Rinkert First Presbyterian James Mack Independance Avenue St. Lidke's Atlan Theinberk Bunte Bunte Brothers Chicago Cole Fashion Department Evening Courier Meecugee Sewing Club Jancoln UT K Sudve LD First National Bank Building Smart Shop East Fourth Street
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