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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1919

Page

16

Bridge of Sighs Proposed in Waterloo City Plan

Waterloo weighs a “bridge of sighs” linking city hall and Lafayette building to shuttle prisoners to a new municipal court. A second judge may arrive July 1, prompting talks to lease Lafayette space for a second courtroom and judge’s room. Officials seek relief from crowded city hall, praising easier access via Lafayette and the building’s elevator.

Waterloo Rialto Venice City Hall Lafayette T Oven Municipal R. C. Thompson Jude Faffort Rian

Church Services at Y W C A Camp in Cedar Falls

Regular services will be held Sunday at the chapel in Riverview Park Cedar Falls. Waterloo high school girls are at camp. Miss Minnie Smith leads. Dr J H Styles will deliver the sermon with music from the girls. Parents and patrons may attend and stay for the town meal with prior arrangements. Mrs T A McManus will address the girls in the afternoon vesper service for girls only.

Riverview Park Cedar Falls Waterloo High School Minnie Smith J. H. Styles Waterloo Association T.A. McManus

Navy enlistments surge at Waterloo recruiting station

Three men were enlisted this week at Waterloo's Navy recruiting station and sent to Des Moines for processing. Roxey Whitmore of 143 South Barlay Street is the only Waterloo native. Maurice Cory of Nashua and Harold Adams of Manchester also enlisted. The Navy offers training in many trades and open enlistment across most branches. The Waterloo post is at 208 1/2 Fourth Street East with Chief Turret Captain Curtis in charge.

Navy Des ‘Moines Waterloo Fourth Street Curtis

Reddish to Seek Bail in Father Murder Case

Jerseyville Ill June 13 Dr Horace A Reddish bound over to September grand jury after preliminary hearing on murdering his wealthy father Stephen M Reddish will seek admission to half his attorneys announced today in a rapid bid for bail as the case advances following the hearing.

Reddish Associated Dress Jerseyville Tll Horace A. Reddish Stephen M. Reddish

Movie Star Weds Excuse for a Vacation

Alice Brady, successful actress on stage and screen, announces a vacation tied to her marriage to James L. Crane. She is the daughter of William A. Brady, noted theatrical promoter, who earned wealth as a prize ring promoter. William Brady is wed to Grace George, a stage star.

Alice Brady James L. Crane Thespis Alice William A.” Brady William Grace George

Waterloo Wins Spelling and Typing Contest Over Fort Dodge

Waterloo business students defeated Fort Dodge in a summer contest covering spelling typing rapid calculation and bookkeeping. Merle Green led spelling with 96.26 average, Margaret Joyce 42.9 wpm in typing, Hazel Dow 68 percent in rapid calculation, Cleo Woodcock 192 in bookkeeping with extra credit. Averages show Waterloo 74.48 overall to Fort Dodge 64.22.

Gates Water Igo Business College Fort Dodge Business College Waterloo School Fort Dodge Merle Green Margaret Joyce Hazel Dow Cleo Woodcock Wittners Gates School Waterloo Ort Dodge

Men of Eightyeighte Troops at Camp Dodge

Des Moines June 13 Units of the 352nd infantry eighty eighth division comprising 1171 men arrived today for demobilization at Camp Dodge. Five thousand men are expected to arrive tomorrow and it is believed the entire battalion will be demobilized by Tuesday.

Des Moines 352Nd Infantry Camp Dodge Aetron

The Homebreaker at Palace Delights and Charms

THINGS THEATRICAL. Dorothy Dalton shines in The Homebreaker a Phos Ince photoplay opening at the Palace for a three day run. Alton sports outfits from overalls to a 3000 gown while delivering charm in a modern society drama with a witty if uneven plot. Charlies Chaplin in Shanghied and the Gau Mont weekly Daddy Long Legs will also be shown with a cast led by notable performers.

Dorothy Dalton Palace Theatre Miss Alton Phumor Mias Dalton Douglas Maclean Edwin Stevens Charlta Chaplin Daddy Long Legs Jean Webster the Palace Lady Abbott

Lift Off Corns Magic No Pain Advertisement

Redrawn ad copy proclaims Freezone relieves painful corns instantly. A tiny bottle costs a few cents and treats four feet of hard or between toe corns without soreness. Promoted as a Cincinnati invention, the ether-based discovery offers quick relief with a simple lift.

Cincinnati

Playbills and Scenes From Local Theaters Mixed Notes

Local cinema and stage chatter review bits from Palace and Crystal theaters. Judy Pickford on college life in a Romeo and Juliet themed scene, Joan Acker stars in Never Say Quit, and a millrace hat mystery among colorful crowd captions and humorous anecdotes from recent showings.

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