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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1916

Page

5

Daughters Delay Naming Officers Until Next March

The seventeenth annual Iowa Daughters of the American Revolution voted to suspend naming officers for the next conference year due to moving the meeting from October to March, when current officers’ terms end. The group endorsed Mrs. Guernsey for president general and prepared a model set of by laws to unify work, while commemorating Iowa’s 15 daughters with a memorial tablet unveiled by Mrs. Andrews.

Iowa Daughters of the American Revolution Mary H. S. Johnston Humboldt Harriett Lake Independence The National Society Guernsey Johnston Dixie Cornell Gebhardt Iowa D. A B. R. Harlan State Theophilus Davenort Legislative Committee Fred Ware Cal Daughters and Granddaughters Committee Waterloo Durrance van Brown Waterloo Chapel H. A. Jobb Mary Melrose Cobb Haseen Com D. A. R. Mactine Memorial Continental Hall

Delegates Tour City After Afternoon Session At D A R Drive

Revolutionists by France as reason 265 America's generous response at this time. No action was taken in the matter, which had already been preferred to the committee on resolutions for consideration of Thursday's sessions. The afternoon session opened with in selection by the D A R double quarter and after adjournment the delegates and visitors were taken for a fai automobile drive about the city.

France America Committee On Fai

Drivers Not Hurt as Autos Collide

Three automobile accidents were reported at police headquarters Wednesday, but no one was injured and none of the cars were seriously damaged. H. A. Lansing said his car was struck by another when turning the corner at Commercial and Gridge streets, damaging a rear wheel. Simsons of 421 Baltimore street and H. C. Dunlap’s cars collided at Sixth and Jefferson, with minor damage to both. Dr J G McAlvin reported a collision at Baltimore Street and Hawthorne avenue, damaging his car.

Wadnesday H. A. Lansing Mr. Linsing Simmons Baltimore Street H. C. Dunlap Sixth Jefferson Streets J. G. McAlvin Baltimore Streat Hawthorne Avenue

Informal Plans For Towa Day Announced

Waterloo public schools have no special Towa Day programs except at West High School where Principal M. Wallace said H. L Haywood of Universalist Church will address students at 1 30 p m tomorrow in the auditorium. No other arrangements exist. Superintendents Hakill and Kline r said any programs would be decided by principals and funded by class instructors.

Waterloo West High School M. Wallace H. L Haywood Universalist Church Hakill Kliner Diat &Ny

21-Player Limit Handicaps National League Says Tener

New York Oct. 15 The National League president John K Tener argues the 21 player limit hurts the league and will be increased next year He notes the limit affects World Series results and that the league’s prestige comes from the field not office He also mentions a potential meeting with Harry Hempstead and John J McGraw to discuss criticism of New York players after the final series with Brooklyn

New York John K. Tener Tener National League Mr. Tener W Nationalenete Harry Hempstead John J. McGraw Wll Temperrow McGraw Brooklyn

Revision of Prayer Book Prompts Doctrinal Debates

In St Louis on Oct 19 the General Convention committee reviews the Protestant Episcopal prayer book with 612 clergy and lay delegates, weighing changes to prayers and the risk of doctrinal shifts. A proposal to replace the term damnation with condemnation is among discussed revisions after three years of study.

St. Louis House of Denities General Convention Protes Tt ‘S

Baracas Entertain C E Society at Central Christian Church

The Baraca class of Central Christian church hosted the Christian Endeavor society in the church parlors with about 25 young people attending. Red and white decorations and elaborate refreshments highlighted the event, run by the boys with a new satin banner on display.

Central Christian Church Christian Endeavor Society Floyd Benton Oman Lemon Wayne Neal

Elks Minstrel Show Planned for Waterloo and Cedar Falls

Elks announce a three night minstrel production titled Tuxedo to be staged in Waterloo and Cedar Falls under Miller and Draper of New York. Charles Adams may return to supervise with new songs and acts, rehearsal to start once director arrives.

Waterloo P.O. Ellis Waterloo Theatre Miller & Draper Company New York Cedar Falls Miller & Draper Elks Charles Adams New York Company Thatcher Thatcher, Primrose & West Company Edward Marble

Waterloo Marksmen Win in Big National Rifle Match

Capt E S Geist reports Iowa First regimental team won the regimental team match with 308 of 900 as 32 teams competed under the National Rifle Association in Jacksonville Fla. The Waterloo unit includes Utley Crowe Allard and others, earning gold medals and about 125 dollars for the team, while Co G Waterloo finished second in the company match.

E. S. Geist Iowa National Guard Jacksonville Fla Iowa H. G. Utley Manchester Clyde Elsworth Dubuque W. A. Myers Cedar Rapids W. H. Burchdenwald H. L. Crowe Henry Alla Waterloo Messrs Dovchdenwald Crowell Allard A. P. Ward

Birthday surprise for Mrs. David Lizer in Black Hawk county

A large group of elderly relatives and friends celebrated Mrs. David Lizer’s eightieth birthday at her daughter’s home in Shady Grove. Attendees included Rev. J. C. Kepford, Henry Miller from Florida, and multiple guests from Independence Waterloo Jesup and Walker, noting Lizer’s arrival in Black Hawk county in 1857.

David Lizer del Douglas Shady Grove J. C. Kepford Douglas Independence Henry Miller Florida James Douglas J. A. Clark Olive Decker H. M. Harmon Waterloo Howie Ganter Jesup Peter Ham A. J. Barry Walker

Wilhelm's Anniversary Sale Coat Event Opens

Save a lot on your winter coat as Wilhelm's Anniversary Sale begins. This advertisement invites shoppers to take advantage of discounted coats and easy savings during the event.

Wilhelm

Free Instruction at W C A Gym Opens This Week

The W C A offers two weeks of free gymnasium instruction led by director Moss Mey L. Armstrong to introduce the department. Registration is at the WCA office. Classes include women morning, business girl advanced, beginners, aesthetic advanced, corrective work, junior ages 12 and under, and bars for ages 5 to 7, with various weekday and Saturday times.

W.C. A Moss Mey L. Armstrong WLC A

Waterloo City In Brief Highlights Local Visits and Events

West end of 4th St bridge hosts an equipped optical shop ad. Mrs Orleane Manhard of Idaho visits friends in Lisetty. Mrs Nita Wilking of Des Moines visits Waterloo. Mrs Alice Elwell of Chicago arrives for a sister’s visit. The junior league sociable at First Methodist Church is postponed. Mrs George Ellison and Mrs Les Ellison of Nashua visit relatives en route to Vinton. Letter carrier George Faulkner on vacation writes from Jenkins, Minnesota about fishing. Mrs Edward Baldenecker and her mother from Tacoma are guests at nine Street West home. Mr and Mrs Robert Walker of Greene welcome a son, John Robert. grandmother Mrs J C Walker. Salvation Army benefit concert planned at Park Ave and Lafayette St with A J Van Doren’s orchestra. small admission fee. Firemen battle coal pile fire at Waterloo Fuel Co on Sixth and Mulberry. pile turned over to inspect flames. Miss Christina Hasmussen and Mr Fred Joyce marry at Rev Slattery’s parsonage. attendance by Miss Ras mussen and Harry Joyce. The couple to reside at 619 Summer Street after November 1.

George O. Faulkner A. IR. Covert Jenkins, Minn Edward Baldenecker Johnson Tacoma, Walsh Robert Walker Greene John Robert J. C. Walker Salvation Army Park Avenue Lafayette Street A.J. van Doren Waterloo Fuel Company Sixth Mulberry Streets Edward Slattery Mary Rasmussén Harry Joyce Mrs. Joyce Summer Street

Seven Terms High Record in Prison

Des Moines reports at the state house reveal Fort Madison inmates holding long records. Richard Palmer and John McGione are seventh term break and enter offenders, with Palmer in Polk county and McGione also tied to a Polk county case. J H Gregory, from Pottawattamie, is an habitual criminal serving a twenty five year sentence. John Hogan of Cerro Gordo is sixth term for breaking and entering with explosives, age 45, fifteen year term. William Long of Lee is fifth term for larceny, age 89, five year term. The men may appeal parole boards. officials say many are model prisoners who earn good time.

Des Moines Racorda Fort Madison State House Sam King Washington County Richard Palmer Polk County John McGione J. H. Gregory Pottawattamie County Palmer McGione Gregory John Hogan Cerro Gordo County William Long Lee County Long Board of Parole

Hughes Delivers Tariff Addresses in Michigan Tour

Saginaw Michigan October addresses Charles E Hughes spoke in two speeches here and at Bar City criticizing the Administration tariff policies and Adamson Act. He denied that supporting him equaled a vote for war and urged that a vote for him would favor lasting peace through strength and self respect.

Saginaw Mich Charles Hughes Bar City

North Iowa Tile Workers Strike Over Open Shop Pact

Mason City reports 600 workers at National Clay works and seven northern Iowa plants quit after recognition of the Brick Tile Terra Cotta workers union. J H Strief of the Iowa State Federation of Labor directs the strike with no violence. Some workers were prodded to quit by union men as the open shop agreement took effect.

Mason City Yrg Terra Cotta Workers Iowa J. H. Strief Iowa State Federation of Labor National Clay Works

Cunard Liner Alaunia Sunk By Mine In English Channel

The Cunard liner Alaunia with 230 crew and 143 passengers sailed from New York October 7 and was struck by a mine in the English Channel between Falmouth and London. Some crew and most passengers were saved. several are missing. The ship, 620 feet long with 13,405 gross tons, carried cargo including war supplies and was en route to discharge at London.

New York Cunard English Channel Falmouth London Im Port Cunard Line Denison Alania Almouth Sone L&5 Liverpool Office Alaunia

Kenyon's Ex Aide Sues for Divorce in Fort Dodge

Maurice O'Connor former law partner of United States Senator W. B. Kenyon filed for divorce from Katherine at Fort Dodge alleging cruel and inhuman treatment He claims his wife repeatedly asserts he is not normal mentally He seeks custody of their two children Martha and Katherine A Romealeston inquiry into his mental condition was appointed six months ago at his wife's request The rise of the case comes despite his prominence and was not printed locally until today

Fort Dodge Maurice O'Connor United States Kenyon Katherine O'Connor Iowa Martha Romealeston Graperias

Illinois Suffragists Hold 48th Annual Convention

In Springfield delegates from over 200 affiliates gathered in the state capitol to push for full suffrage for Illinois women. The forty-eighth annual Illinois Equal Suffrage Association meeting charted plans to advance the national platform and press state reform.

Springfield State Capitol Illinois Equal Suffrage Association

Temperatures Reported For October 19

Readings supplied by the Buchanan Optical Co show midnight to 1pm values range from 37 to 56 degrees with highs around 66. Historical notes list prior years yielding 40 to 59, 38 to 66, and other scattered figures.

Buchanan Optical Co

Police search for missing wife after Milwaukee wreck

Police received a message from Milwaukee Wrecking Company at Columbus Wisconsin asking them to locate the wife of Charles Planabard. Planabard was in an accident there today and a search begins. Chief I D Caldwell thinks Mrs Planabard may be visiting here.

Milwaukee Wrecking Company Columbus Wis Charles Planabard Planabard Dow I. D. Caldwell Planabord

Knights Templar Announce Friday Drill Conclave

A special conclave of Ascalon Commandery No. 25 Knights Templar will convene Friday evening for drill, inviting members to attend.

Ascalon Commandery No. 25 Knights Templar

Odd Vox Populi Snippets From A Courier Ad Page

A collage of humorous quotes on appetite and manners appears in the Evenings Courier and Reporter. It cites exaggerated feasts by Eskimos and Yakuts, chides hospital systems, and ends with a cheeky want ad promise.

Courier Evening Courier Eventus Courier

A Stone Soldier’s Fortress in Mexican Bandit Raids

Edward Ingersoll and his wife defend their Durango home during a Mexican revolution era raid. They rig a stone sentinel fortress from a stone soldier statue, a smoking pipe, and a donnybrook drum to deter bandits while bandits raid the yard and plunder the town. After a tense night, the couple leave for the United States with their family, joining punitive expeditions.

Mestco Porfirio Daz Edward Ingersoll Durunga Mexico Grenter Ting Trucing Acarcely Incersorl Madero Pr Huerta United States Mex Tiamaderm Ingersoll Tromp Spe Menes Nich Maonel Nunez Staneyard Inversoll Ingersolls Feaut Ingersoll Tran Ungersoll Jcliidien Thestunerard Nuryez Tim Lesnier Nunez Poother Nooes Tommy Ingersoll Tom Ingersell Met Neersol Tarernoll Asker Nunez Nanexr Incersoll Texas Merantl

Two Bremens Taken By British Report Third Now on Way

The New York World reports on October 19 that the first Bremen was captured near Dover after following a British steamer, its mail and documents seized. A second Bremen was captured with few details released, and a third Bremen is en route to New London, with the Deutschland due in November.

New York World New York Bremen Dover Britain Chatham Arso New London

For Sale and Exchange in Waterloo Area Ads

Local want ads list business chances furnished rooms and housing in Reinbeck and Waterloo. Listings include a barber shop business, baby carriage, second hand heater, household furniture, stoves and furnaces with prices, plus a land exchange offer for 320 acres in Wilkins County Minnesota and a two furnished rooms for light housekeeping. Contact Georges Saul Reinbeck or R. C. Courier Yor Brat or Blackson Waterloo box 274.

Geo. Saul Reinbeck R. C Care Courier Washington Oak Avenue Waterloo Wilkins Co Minn Ally Blackson Bernt Majestic Acorn Garland Ty Custed West

Railway Timetable Highlights for Illinois Central Line

Train schedules show connections from Dubuque to Chicago and Fort Dodge via multiple services. Express, Limited, and Local trains depart around 12:50 am, 7:00 am, and 2:28 pm with destinations including Dubuque, Chicago, Fort Dodge, Omaha, and Sioux City. Daily routes extend to Twin Cities and Albert Lea with seasonal or weekly variations noted.

Dubuque Chicago Chicago Limited Fort Dodge Omaha Ereess Oman Alail Sioux City Waverly Waterloo Prom Osdar Rapids Waterlas TOLL Ps Soneenes

Transit Schedule Fragments From Oelwein and Chicago

Partial OCR lists times and depots including Union depot Oelwein East side Chicago lines with scattered entries such as 13:67 pm and 3:15 pm. Mentions C & Twin City routes and East side posts, a DM KC connection, and Gust side Kansas City.

Union Depot C. & Twin C C. & Twin City C & Twin East Side Oelwein Chicago Chicago Lia South Boma Union Depo DM. & KC Gust Side Kansas City

Rail freight schedules and routes across Cedar Rapids region

A fragmented timetable lists local and regional freight connections from Cedar Rapids, Cedar Falls, and surrounding towns. It shows departures to Minneapolis, St Paul, Albert Lea, Davenport, Kansas City, and St Louis, with varying times and prices noted throughout the day.

Minneapolis St Paul Albert Lea Twin Manly Cedar Rapi Gion Louis Burlington St Louis Connec- Gar Hapius Kansas City Davenport Cedar Rapide

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