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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1911

Page

5

Waverly Boy Goes to Laysan Island with Scientists

Clarence Albrecht, Waverly High School graduate, will join a party of scientists to study abundant bird life on Laysan Island in the Pacific. The expedition includes Homer Dill and Prof. Mackey, plans to collect birds for scientific purposes, and will be led by Clarence as assistant and eventually head the group. The trip lasts about four and a half months with birds transported from Honolulu by revenue cutter.

Waverly, Ia Clarence Albrecht Waverly High School Laysan Island San Francisco Pacific Ocean Homer HR. Dill Clarence Wwintacre Young North Dakota Mackey New York U.S Aa Revenue Coutter Honolulu Laysan Town State University Museum

Punishment Near Peonage Shown in Court Hearings

In a police court session Judge Caldwell heard Jacob Lingelbach and William Goodfellow, both accused of intoxication and pled guilty. Lingelbach joked about 300 days owed on suspended fines, prompting the judge to add 30 more to total 330.77 days. This marked the third arrest within two years, and the pair were paroled yesterday morning, highlighting harsh punishment severity.

Caldwell Wagner Jacob Lingelbach William Goodfellow Eagle Township Lingelbach Wsa Wornling Jef

Entries by Cities in Bowling Bouts

St Louis Mo Jan 17 Entries by the cities for the American Pawling Woneress tournament which begins here January 21 are illness Peoria 6 Taylorville 1 Chicago 65 Aurora 2 Springfield 4 Quincy 3 Granite City 8 Fast St Louis 4 Belleville 8 Canton 1 Sparta 1 Rock Island 1 Rockford 4 St Charles 1 Iowa Sioux City 2 Des Moines 3 Michigan Grand Rapids 1 Netrolte 2 Wisconsin Watertown 1 Milwaukee 4 Port Washington 1 Milwaukee 13 Kenosha 2 Oshkosh 3 Juneau 2 Racine 1 Green Bay 1

St. Louis Peoria Taylorville I Chicago Aurora Springfield Quincey Granite City Belleville Canton Sparta Rock Island Rockford St. Charles Iowa Sioux City Des Moines Michigan Grand Rapids Netrolte Wisconsin Watertown Milwaukee Port Washington Kenosha Oshkosh Juneau Racine Green Bay

Dedicating a New Pipe Organ by Ralph Mason Tix

Prof Ralph Mason Tix, organ instructor at Waterloo Conservatory of Music, travels to Lake Geneva Wisconsin to dedicate a new pipe organ at the Presbyterian church tomorrow night. He previously gave recitals during holidays in Lake City at Woodlawn Church of Christ and remains in high demand for organ services.

Ralph Mason Tix Waterloo Conservatory of Music Lake Geneva Wis Presbyterian Church Mir Hix Woodlawn Church of Christ Lake City

Bobsled Party via Trolley Car at Waterloo College

About twenty students, office employees and faculty from Waterloo Business College enjoyed a bobsled party by trolley car to Miss Ina Jacobs's country home ten miles from Denver. They found music games and an excellent oyster supper, despite warm weather canceling the planned bobsled run, and the group reported a memorable, merry evening.

Waterloo Business College Ina Jacobs Denver Jacobs

Miss Grace Saxe Addresses Men's Personal Workers League

Miss Grace Saxe, Bible teacher, spoke at noon before the Men's Personal Workers league, EB Park stepping aside. She covered personal work, praised the Pocket Testament league and Dwight L. Moody, and urged ongoing Bible instruction in Water Inc. Attorney Tuthill presided. prayers by James Graham and J. EB Bates, songs by Paul Davis.

Grace Saxe Personal Workers League Dwight TL Moody Miss Saxe Water Inc Attorney Tuthill James Graham J. EB. Bates Paul Davis

Missioning Men at St Marys Church Amid City Crowds

Men from all parts of the city attended a mission for men led by Rev. Father Charles of Chicago at St. Marys Catholic Church corner Park Avenue and Lafayette Street. He spoke on Quo Vadis stressing life after death and faithful service to God. Tonight the talk is The Great Failure with free pews offered and ladies admitted to attend each evening at 7:30.

Father Charles Chicago St. Mary’s Catholic Church Corner Park Avenue Lafayette Street Charles

Deep Interest in Revival at First Brethren Church

Deepening interest is shown in services led by Rev. W. H. Beachler at the First Brethren church. Last evening's audience was larger than usual and listened with marked earnestness. Tonight Rev. Beachler will address The Challenge of the Church to the World. All are welcome.

W. H. Beachler First Brethren Church Mr. Beachler

City in Brief Notes and Local Appointments

A compact Waterloo notes item lists business moves and social updates. Items include Mrs. 5S. E. Johnson and Mrs. Wright offering shampooing by appointment, F. L. McElhinney traveling to Omaha on business, Mrs. Wm. H. Thompson improving after sickness, Water loo Business College basketball to play at Epworth, and Joseph Noonan visiting from St. Louis. Edna Harrison and Eleanor Case depart for Chicago, E. & Little of Omaha and M. J. Copeland of Hutchinson visiting Cedar Valley Mausoleum representatives, a Cedar Valley Garage bill of sale to Clarence Briden, and salon services advertised at 927. Irene Duha and Margaret Fried to Cedar Rapids, J. W. Baker and family returning from Wage Grove, Mrs. F. R. Asquith and children heading to Kansas City and then Los Angeles, and Black Hawk National Bank distributing hat brushes to promote savings.

J. W. Baker Wage Grove Ceo. Gilley F. R. Asquith Homer Bila May Kansas City Asquith Kansas Los Angeles

Mystery of Evelyn Lee Trials Deepens Amid Missing Girl Case

Chicago reports turbulent proceedings tied to Evelyn Arthur Lee of the Absolute Life cult. A South Dakota girl seeks royalties and a return of 250 dollars while a Lafayette father sues for 50,000 alleging seduction of his 17 year old daughter Isazel. A younger Bridges daughter Mildred is taken from her parents and placed in juvenile custody as cases proceed.

Chicago Evelyn Arthur Lee South Dakota Lee Francis Lorimer Wormer Little Forks Scully Absolute Life Cult Circuit Court John F. Rosen George E. Danner Lafayette Ind Lea Stephen H. Bridges Isazel Danier Rosen Danier Commonwealth Racine Avenue Bridges Mildred Bridges Mona Rees Sheffield Avenue

Good Attendance at Christian Church Revival

A large mid week audience welcomed Evangelist W. Johnson as he preached a sermon urging acceptance of Christ's teachings in the New Testament. His message stressed common sense in resolving questions and left a strong impression on listeners. Tonight he will speak on "The Sin For Which There is no Forgiveness" or "The Unpardonable Sin."

W. §. Johnson Christian Church Johnson

Sermon Praised Across Denominations by Many Ministers

A sermon has earned widespread praise not only from prominent figures but also from ministers representing diverse denominations. Critics commend its clear message, poised delivery, and thoughtful interpretation, highlighting its broad appeal across church lines.

Expedition of Bonilla Lands Near Truxillo In Honduras

A wire dispatch from Ceiba Honduras reports major excitement as Bonilla’s revolution advances with gunfire heard offshore. Bonilla and Christmias with about five thousand troops seized Cuero Salado and other coastal points. Washington confirms Bonilla expedition lands on Honduras northern coast and disrupts links to Tegucigalpa.

New Orleans Tan Ceiba Flonduras Bonilla Hornet Christmias Cuero Salado Juan, Obispo Colorado Washington State Department Honduras Truxillo Tegucigalpa

Federals Routed After Battle Near Janos

Passengers arriving in Paso, Texas, report a clash Sunday near Janos between about 150 federals and insurgents. Federal forces were routed with sixteen killed.

I Paso Tex Janos

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Armour DAVIS F Co Atkins Etc RICES Wns Wilton Waverly Boy Eaylan Island Buchanan Syndicate Building E. Johnson Hummel F. McElhinney Omaha Wm. H. Thompson Hudson Epworth Joseph Noonan Waterloo Edna Harrison Eleanor Case BE. T. Sadler W. J. Gilmore E. &. Little Neb M. J. Copeland Hutchinson, Kan Town Mausoleum Company Cedar Valley Garage Company Clarence Briden Irene Duha Margaret Fried Cedar Rapids Black Hawk National Bank Hazel Danner Sue E. A. See THE Waterloo, Towa W. W. Miller E.U Johnson F.C. Platt H.W. Wente Geo. E. Lichty V. President H. C. Schultz BE. W. Miller F. O. Platt, Geo. BE. Lichty, KE. J. Johnson, A. S Warren Brown A. J. Edwands GE. W. Miler Mr. M. Reed W.W. Miller J. W. Kraptel H.C. Schultz
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