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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1914

Page

7

Cabiria the marvel of the camera at Palace theatre

Cabiria, a historic screen epic by Itala Film, arrives at the Palace with 1200 scenes and 5000 performers. It features Moloch sacrifices Etna eruptions colossal destruction and a cliff jump as it plays for three days in Waterloo and Cedar Falls.

Cabiria Palace Theatre Waterloo Cedar Falls W. x Myers Cahirig Gabriel d'Annunzio Itala Film Company America Harry R. Raver Palace Moloch Mt. Etna Maciste

Miss Bertha Shutts On Recital Tour

Miss Bertha K Shutts a Grinnell college piano instructor formerly of Waterloo returned from a recital tour with soprano Mule Tonani of the Chicago Opera company They performed at Washburn college Topeka Brownwood Tex and Shreveport La across five states over two thousand miles They are guided by Warry Culbertson of Chicago and more bookings already fill her spare time

Grinnell Bertha K. Shutts Waterloo Grinnell College Fine Dart Mule Tonani Chicago Opera Company Mile Jopani Boston Opera Company Chicago Washburn College Topeka Kan Brownwood Texas Shreveport Miss Shutts Warry Culbertson van Vliet

Robbery in Daylight at 321 Roby Street

Between 11 and 12 todayDaniel Lantz reported a burglar entered his home at 321 Roby Street while his wife was away and snatched a sum of money estimated between 340 and 150. The house was unlocked and drawers disturbed. A gold watch remained untouched. Bloodhounds failed to track the suspect, a colored man later arrested with little money on him.

Daniel Lantz Roby Street

Town Talk Highlights Community Visits and Meetings

Neighborhood notes roundup includes Mrs Charles Young hosting Sunset club gathering in Highland, Mrs Willis Bhetman visiting from Cherokee, Mr Mitchell returning to farming interests, and several residents traveling or visiting relatives. Crescent council set for Dec 7 Royal and Select Masters degrees, while tax filing rush ends at 2 p.m with 30 papers filed. Cedar Valley Caledonian society program features a misprint corrected for Madeline Smith piano solo.

Sunset Club Charles Young Highland Hosteter Mitchell, S. C Glenn C. Paddock Davenport Alfred Johnsen Cedar Rapids Harry Johnsen Cortlandt Street Crescent Council Cedar Valley, Caledonian Society Waterloo Sans of St. George Armory

Cattle raid blamed on Sonora camp near Naco

American cattle owners near Hereford Arizona reported that raiders from Governor Maytorena's camp in Sonora crossed the border Saturday night and drove hundreds of head into Mexico. Investigators found 75 slaughtered cattle in the Yaqui camp. Maytorena denied responsibility and offered to pay for the losses while Mexican officers proposed the cattle may have strayed.

Naco Ariz Hereford Here Maytorena Sonora Mexico

CLUB SHOW TN JANUARY

At a Waterloo Commercial club meeting the secretary Chas Van Vleck was instructed to contact several directors of amateur productions and hire one to organize a January show to benefit Associated Charities. A preliminary committee of Louhe Fowler Lore Alford and F J Knapp was named.

Waterloo Commercial Club Chas van Vleck Associated Charities Louhe Fowler Lore Alford 4. J. Knapp

Birthday Party for Ruth Jago at 720 Second Street West

A group of Ruth Jago's young friends gathered Saturday afternoon at her home to celebrate her sixth birthday. The event featured games and stories with a luncheon served by Mrs John Jago and Miss Margaret Jago. A birthday cake centered the table with six lit tapers.

Ruth Jago Second Street West John Jago Margaret Jago

Bereavement Thanks to Friends and Neighbors

We thank friends and neighbors for their kindness during our recent bereavement and loss of wife and mother. TM, RAY BOWSER AND FAMILY.

Ray Bowser Bamily

German fleet believed active in South Atlantic near River Plate

Reports from Montevideo and Buenos Aires say the German fleet, previously in the Pacific, is now off the mouth of the River Plate in the South Atlantic. British ships’ sailings have been suspended as German provision ships build up supplies. several German steamers reportedly prepare to depart Montevideo.

Montevideo Uruguay South Santag Buenos Aires Argentina Bauadron Pacific Ocean South Atlantic Atlantic Punta Pilar Brazil

Japanese British Fleet Sighting Near U S West Coast

The Aztec freighter sighted three Japanese and one British warship and two Japanese colliers off Magdalena Bay, Lower California, last Monday. The vessels included the light cruiser Newcastle and cruiser Idzumo, with two unfamiliar ships likely the battleship Hizen and cruiser Asama bound for the South American west coast.

San Francisco Magdalena Bay Lower California Aztec Iquique Chile Newcastle Glasgow Idzumo Pacific Hizen Asama Honolulu Geier Agama

Austro-Hungarian Losses Reported Very Heavy

Petrograd in London reported from Hungary that Austro-Hungarian casualties reached 400000 men and 19000 officers. West High students met to discuss the Thanksgiving game defeat, praised for sportsmanlike conduct and resilience.

Petrograd London Hungary West High Altho

Evangelist Jennings Draws Large Audiences in Pittsburgh

Evangelist Jennings of Pittsburgh preached two strong sermons at First Brethren Church before immense audiences. The morning topic was The Blood and the Cross, the evening topic was The General Judgment. Two conversions were reported in the latter service. A full chorus choir led by Rev. William Beachler contributed music, with several talented singers assisting.

Evangelist Jennings Pittsburgh First Brethren Church Wiliam Beachler

Enrollment Increase in East Side Schools Waterloo

A six weeks report ending November 25 shows 1,460 boys and 1,494 girls enrolled in Waterloo East schools for a total of 2,984, a slight rise from prior data. Overall attendance averaged 96.42 percent, led by high school at 98.4 percent and Lafayette building 96.85 percent among grade schools. Individual rooms with top attendance included Cage Hawthorne, Wilson Alcott, Kerr Lafayette, Smith Hawthorne, Williams Hawthorne, Brownlee Piste, and Whitney McKinley, all above 98 percent.

Waterloo East Lafayette Miss Cage Hawthorne Wilson Alcott Kerr Smith Hawtthorne Williame Brownlee Piste Miss Whitney McKinley

Lost Letter Binds Long-Separated Parents Through a Child

A girl finds an unopened twelve-year-old letter hidden in a desk captioned by a single initial. She is kidnapped and cared for by a kind matron, learns that her father is alive, and reunites her parents after discovering the letter proves mistaken jealousy. The parents confront their past and agree to reconcile, with the daughter finally knowing loving parents.

State Farm Proposed to Harvest Deer in Avoca Area

Central and eastern sportsmen push a plan funded by hunting license fees to buy a 1,000 acre game farm in Pot Hinathwaie County. Avoca farmers want the state to capture wild deer and confine them on a state preserve. Western town crops suffer as deer overrun farms. a farmer's shooting case was denied clemency by the state supreme court. Legislation to move deer running at large may face opposition and reach the next general assembly. herds reportedly number 150 to 200.

Dek Moines Pothinathwaie Avoca Supreme Court of the State Murchase Suite Fish and Game Fund

Dame Fashion Fled From Paris Amid War Moratorium

Paris correspondence reports a Paris Rue de la Paix transformed by wartime moratoriums with fashion halted. Credit vanishes as shoppers pay cash, uniforms replace evoked glamour, and luxury shops shutter behind iron grills while hotels grow quiet. Some designers pivot to uniforms and hospitals occupy former grands.

Paris Associated Press Rue de la Paix America Poiret Worth's Napoleon Place Vendome

Plaza Theatre Front Wall Coping Falls in Minor Accident

At about 11 30 this morning the terracotta coping on the Plaza theatre front wall fell. A worker, Frank Moffet, was struck but not seriously hurt. The incident may delay work though opening day aims to proceed.

New Plaza Theatre Frank Moffet Altho

Oklahoma Jim Crow Law Declared Invalid by Supreme Court

Washington November 20 The U S Supreme Court ruled Oklahoma Jim Crow law invalid noting it allowed furnishing of sleeping parlor and choir seats only to white persons. The decision did not grant a broad injunction but found the statute too general in restricting rights of negroes.

Washington, D. C Supreme Court Today Hughes Oklahoma

Importa Merting at Tuesday Night Meeting

George H. Cankburn, secretary of the YY, urges all delegates to the boys conference in Gedar ally Dec. 4 to 6 to meet tomorrow evening at 7:80 in Intonse sociation rooms. A $1 registration fee may be paid then. Plans for the trip and final arrangements are to be discussed.

George FH. Cankburn The Gedarally Inonia

Funeral for Miss Grace Jose Held at Walnut Street Baptist

The funeral for Grace Jose was held yesterday afternoon at 3 o clock from Walnut Street Baptist Church. Interment followed at Pair View Cemetery.

Miss Hole Grace Jose Walnut Street Baptist Church View Cemetery

Additional Want Ads and River Front Report Fragment

A garbled page shows assorted want ads including rental offers on 12 Nowell St at $13 monthly and rooms near Sycamore, plus a mix of sale items and a Waterloo river front report with receipts and expenses. Entries mention furniture, stoves, and a lump coal sale, with dates circa 1914 and various contact numbers. The fragment mixes housing, goods for sale, and municipal accounting details with several named addresses.

Brother Dies in Los Angeles. Funeral Set in Quincy

H. S. Bernbrock learned Saturday that his brother Robert Bernbrock died in Los Angeles where he had gone for his health. The funeral is planned for next Friday at the family home in Quincy, Illinois, with both Mr and Mrs Bernbrock intending to attend.

Bernbrock Robert Los Angeles Quincy Ill

World Beater in Story Telling Is Question-Proof

A group of commercial travelers in the Rus lobby recall the tallest tales by a Procter-Gamble salesman. He stretched from Alaska to South Africa claiming ants warn of enemies, land crabs climb coconuts, suspenders catch fish, and bedbugs vanish in battles, with dramatic dates and places across the globe.

Russells Lamson Procter-Gamble Soup Company Australia Ile Gald Tia South Sea Islands Alaska South Africa Panama South America New Zealand Pacific Egypt Europe Soap Caleaman

River Front Improvement Commission of Waterloo Ledger

The Waterloo River Front Improvement Commission reports disbursements totaling 9 661.47 with a year balance of 5 630.68 and 15 291.82. notes a claim against Waterloo Dredging Co for 1 508.84 due January 1 1914 for sand and materials from the river. and a pending amount from the dredging firm for post January 1 1914 materials. L Kingsley, Chairman. Carleton Stas, Secretary.

Waterloo Dredging Company River Front Improvement Commission Waterloo Iowa L. Kingsley Carleton Stas

Leavitt & Johnson Bank Corn Contest Notice

Contestants must claim their 30 ear exhibit corn by December 5 1914 at the Leavitt and Johnson National Bank. Unclaimed corn will become the property of the bank and subject to disposal. Call for it before Saturday evening to recover value if any.

Leavitt & Johnson National Bank Leavitt and Johnson National Bank

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Cabirn Hotoplay Ministry Willis Bhetman Fern Ernest Roesbuck Third Street Wit Navman Ff. C Stolt Chautauqua Park Anne Shanewise J. B. Shanewise Zola Hosteter Fairfield Anna Jessie Becker Frank Cole Henry Melans Anna Parrott New England N. D Stribling Colfax Recorder’s Office W. A. Orton Ames John Schultz Parkersburg Francis Cotter Washington Street Jackson Street J. J. Granfield D. D. Sheldon South Street Waterloo Suffrage Society Jennie Ricker Franklin Street U.S. Cok East Side Marjorie Matome Grandman Dame West Side T Evangelist Billy Sunday Des Moines United States Canada Mississippi Valley District Court Thomas Barker Rock Island Frank Knapp Lield Importa Merting Nowell St Rallraul Sycamore Street Jefferson East 9Th Indiana Nichola Co Kerawith Twenty-ninth General Assembly N. M. Stark & Co Mullan Avenue Waterloo Tredging Co Courtright & Arbuckle Henderson Drug Co G. Hardy Clark E. Becker Sadie Davis Carleton Sias Black Hawk Construction Co EB. J. Chapman Wm. Hetts Black Hawk Etruction Black Awk Construction Co Batnee W. H. Hartman Co P. &. Billings Ating Case Co Stewart-Simmons Press Edwards & Longiey Parcel Post Benner Company
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