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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1918

Page

3

Urgent Calls Seek More Nurses for Army Camps

Emergency telegrams flood Red Cross circles as Waterloo nurses are urged to volunteer for army cantonments due to influenza. Miss Harrison coord in Waterloo while Chicago and Fort Des Moines requests place nurses at Camp Grant and Camp Dodge. Public health nurses may be needed for surgical dressings and home care if convalescents lack private help.

Minnie Harrison Red Cross Miss Bates Miss Harrison Waterloo Chicago Camp Grant Rockford Hazel Warner Maud Black Clara Hokirk Ellen Smith Tellier Fort Des Moines H. B. Cropper The Camp Dodge Neaner Social Welfare League

Canrobert to Speak Twice on Belgian Relief Effort

Capt Canrobert a veteran French soldier will address the city in two services on Sunday at Grace M H church at 3 pm and at First Congregational church at 7 30 pm on Belgian relief and the fatherless children of France. Music includes America and national hymns with accompaniments by organ and Liberty chorus. A collection will aid Belgian and French relief committees under the French relief committee of the Woman's club. Sunday School Rally Day noted for Oct 6.

P. H. Paradis Canrobert Grace M. H First Congregational Church Canrobert France America Kenneth Runkel J. R. Macartney Liberty Chorus Mre Oliver Stevenson F. J. Clark Belgian Relief Commission French Relief Committee Relef Woman’s Club Marne

Mortuary Rites For Mrs Mullan Held At St Josephs

Funeral services for Mrs Richard Mullan who died at St Francis hospital will be held at 3 a m Monday at St Josephs Catholic church with Rev J Slattery officiating Burial will be in Calvary Mrs Mullan born August 5 1867 in Cascade lived in Waterloo about two years prior to residing in Dubuque at death her address was 135 Logan avenue Surviving are her husband one daughter Mrs F H Loomis Waterloo two sons Paul Mullan Waterloo and Clam Mullan Omaha plus other relatives Mrs Alice Hollingsworth 716 Fifth Street West Waterloo died at 440 a m today cause apoplexy born Indiana August 21 1860 came to Iowa at age nine later living in Marshalltown married Joseph Hollingsworth January 23 1879 residence Waterloo since 1906 member of Lady Maccabee lodge Friends Church Waterloo Surviving husband and children Mrs George Hazen Mrs George Williams LeRoy Waterloo Mrs Harry Ulmer Marshalltown Mrs Peter Lang Dubuque and three brothers short vesper service at home Sunday 3 p m Rev A C Preston to officiate body to be taken to Pleasant Grande for burial Monday

Richard Mullan St. Francis Hospital St Joseph’s Catholic Church J. Slattery Calvary Mullan Gascade Waterloo Dubuque Logan Avenue F. H. Loomis Paull Mullan C.iam Mullan Omaha Alice Hollingsworth Alice H. Hollingsworth Fifth Street Indiana Iowa Friends Church le Grande George Hazen George Williams LeRoy Harry Ulmer Marshalltown Peter Lang A. C. Preston Ple Grande

Vital Conservation Program Opens Woman's Club Year

News of Society notes the Home and Education department of the Woman's club kicked off the year with a program on Vital Conservation. Mmes C H Davis and John Paul Jones led panels, Mrs C W Ellyson moderated, and Miss Paul Lindner sang When the Boys Come Home with Mrs B J Covell on piano. Discussions urged parents to visit schools and amusements to know their children's activities, endorsed schooling for backward children, and stressed proper food, clothing and morals.

Woman's Club Frst Mmes. C. H. Davis John Paul Jones C. W. Ellyson A. FP. Gatesway Pautl Lindner B. J. Covell Smeatie

Victrola Dept Opens at Davidson Co Waterloo Oct 12

James Black Co. sells Victrola business in Waterloo to Davidson Co. Opening day includes a display expansion at 170 180 Bridge Street with nine Victrolas and related records. Miss Cowles transfers from Black's Victrola department to Davidson Co. for continued service and guidance.

James Black Co Waterloo Davidson Co Bridge Street Victor

Woman Drove Day for Potato Thief

Two women allegedly piloted an auto to Illinois Central yards to steal potatoes from a car on a side track. At 3 a.m. a watchman spotted activity, a fleeing man and a car with a woman driving. One sack of potatoes dropped. a Ford with three sacks was found later by officers. The car owner found near the hotel was cleared of involvement. no further suspects. First Presbyterian Rally Day observed with Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. led by J.D. Liffring and communion at 11 a.m.

Illinois’ Central Crystal‘ Ice & Fuel Company Eltis First Presbyterian First Presbyterian Congrégation J.D. Liffring

Notice to Mr and Mrs Oliver Ludwig Kitt

A fragmentary retirement invitation notices a W. 4 rent and a weekly Sunday show in Waterton. The readable lines refer to Mr and Mrs Oliver Ludwig Kitt and a named event inviting attendance.

Oliver Ludwig Kitt Alison, Roebert Waterton

Notable scenic design and cast details from a stage production

The article lists scenic background by Ed Joseph Urban and musical numbers by Julian Mitchell with dialogue by Herbert Gresham. It names 11 principal players Edith Allan Charles Meakins Wayne Nuon Florence Hope Margaret Duval James Hunter Carl Hayden Tom Hofer George Timmons Harry Mc Coy Frank Martin. Four dancing beauties Dorothy Blaine Belle Green Katherine Mackenzie Helen Jackson are highlighted.

Joseph Urban Julian Mitchell Herbert Gresham Edith Allan Charles Meakins Wayne Nuon Florence Hope Margaret Duval James Hunter Carl Hayden Tom Hofer George Timmons Harry McCoy Frank Martin Dorothy Blaine Belle Green Katherine Mackenzie Helen Jackson

Miss Springtime at Waterlon Promises Bright Night

The Waterlon theater hosts Miss Springtime a lively musical comedy opening Monday night October 14. Klaw and Erlangek promote the show with a witty Belton book and bright lyrics by Wodehouse Reynolds, promising sparkling entertainment.

Waterlon Mosrrs Klaw Hrlangek America

Vaudeville Bili Starts Sunday with Largely Musical Acts

The Majestic presents a Sunday program headlined by seven Senteh lads and lassies in native kilts and bearskin busbys. A vocal and musical ensemble features piano, singing, sax trio, bagpipe band, violin, dancing, and brass. Also appearing are Tommy Ray The Singing Fireman of the Lusitania and a bright couple LaHoen and Dr Preece in A Breath From the West. George A. Mack offers Some What Different, Frear Baggett Frear deliver a comedy number, with Universal News to run four days starting Sunday.

Tom Brown Sevan Senteh Majestic Tommy Ray Thrnout Universal News Sundar

Henry West in Tele Role of Experience

Production policy states that William Elliott F Ray Comstock and Morris Gest will not engage a prominent character in any of their companies unless he has specific qualifications or credentials. The notice outlines cautious casting and contractual standards.

William Elliott F. Ray Comstock Morris Gest Aftor

Experience to Star Henry West in Waterloo Play

Henry West will headline the title role of Experience at Waterloo Sunday evening October 6, following the company’s policy of selecting the best actor. West recently completed 47 weeks with the Thirteenth Chair company in New York and has starred with William Collier, Raymond Hitchcock, Mary Mannering, Ally Langtry, Tully Marshall and Tim Murphy.

Henry West John Mason New York Thirteenth Chair Mr. West Altho William Collier Raymond Hitchcock Mary Mannering Ally Langtry Tully Marshall Tim Murphy

Eyes of the World at Palace Theatre for five days

Harold Bell Wright's melodramatic tale The Eyes of the World opens at the Palace Theatre Sunday for five days. Kathleen Kirkham stars with Fred Burns and a notable cast, featuring a striking butterfly dance scene. Garden Theatre presents The Maternal Spark with Rowland Lee delaying to join Uncle Sam at Plattsburg.

Palace Theatre Manager McGuire Harold Bell Wright California Kathleen Kirkham Fred Burns Garden Theatre Rowland Lee Uncle Sam Plattsburg Lee Plattsburgh

Norwoods Bring Week of Hypnotism to Waterloo

The Norwoods return from a far east tour to headline a full week at Waterloo starting Bronday evening as the world’s greatest hypnotists. Featured adds include musical talent Miss Helen Morton.

Peck's Bad Boy shines as matinee favorite tonight

The Waterloo audience will see Peck's Bad Boy, a strong juvenile magnet, with a funnier season than ever. Bright dialogues and attractive musical numbers blend with funny situations, appealing to both children and adults in matinee show.

Peck the Waterloo

Romance of Tarzan at Crystal Theatre Offers Crystal Offering

The Crystal theatre presents the concluding chapters of Tarzan of the Apes in a vivid screen adaptation. Edgar Rice Burroughs’s tale follows Tarzan the white son of the jungle into America's refined social circles amid jungle exploits and a strong love story.

Tarzan African Jungles Crystal Theatre Edgar Rice Burroughs United States Canada African Gold Coast

Plaza screening features affair with acclaimed cast

At the Plaza tomorrow a melodramatic romance unfolds with Kathryn Williams as the wronged wife of millionaire Cheevers and Wanda Wawley as the glamorous queen of the movies. Elliott Dexter and Raymond Hatton also star in Cecil De Mille's well crafted production praised for its tasteful handling of romantic entanglements.

Plaza 1 Charity Dyckman Kathryn Williams Cheevers Wanda Wawley Kedzie Throop Elliott Dexter Jim Dyckman Raymond Hatton Marquis Cecil de Mille

Two East High Boys Return as Officers

Clifford Hutton and Fred Kaltenbach spoke to East High students on Thursday afternoon. The two returned from furloughs as graduates of the class of 1914. Kaltenbach received a commission as second lieutenant at Fortress Monroe and is assigned to Cape Fear, S. G. Hutton heads to an artillery station in San Francisco after completing his training.

Clifford Hutton Fred Kaltenbach East High Heavy Artillery Fortress Monroe Lieut. Kaltenbach Cape Fear S. G Lieut Hutton San Francisco

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