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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1921

Page

12

Waterloo booze seekers crowd city records show

Police notes describe widespread intoxication over the weekend with twelve arrested for drunkenness. Judge J W Givynne sought sources of the liquor supply, while other incidents include stolen pocketbooks, a window peeper, a hotel theft, wanderers seeking jail sleep, a bicycle collision, and a robbery at Sunnyside country club toolshed.

Althor J. W. Givynne Iowa Ity Oelwein la Porte City Renton Ill Tom Ward Ward Hard la McHunter Maestrc Lealskin Tenth Street Tl P Bert DuBois Cedar Rapids Bas le Harold Barlow Linn Street Vctory J. F Cass Ifth Lafayette Sunnyside Conny Club

Man Held for Grand Jury on Serious Charge

William yt was bound over to the grand jury on the charge of assault with intent to do great bodily harm and for the killing of Buchanan. Buchanan, jailed for drunkenness after a farm brawl near Shell Rock. Joslyn allegedly killed by knife thrust during a struggle. Richardson of Shell Rock arrested and sent to county jail.

Utrerco J Alison William Buchanan W. P. Miller Shell Rock Riff Joslyn Lyn u-Richardson Shell Rock

Three Big Meetings Close Revival at First Brethren

Rev Frank Coleman wrapped up the evangelistic campaign at First Brethren church as three big audiences filled the venue. Pastor W H Beachler praised the revival as a success, noting a rejuvenation in church life and 30 additions along with many reconsecrations. A male quartet highlighted the closing services and a free will offering exceeded 700 dollars.

Frank Coleman First Brethren Church W. H. Beachler Ben Bechtel Harry Stroud W.E. Kemp Mr. Coleman

Grinnell Sunday Movie Ban Reaches State Supreme Court

Des Moines reports that Grinnell’s effort to ban Sunday movies moved to the state supreme court after losing in the local court. The State Association of Moving Picture Exhibitors backs the case with legal help from senators and lawyers, aiming to establish a test ruling amid broader town debates.

Grinnell Des Moines State Association of Moving Picture Exhibitors State Supreme Court Dutcher Towa City James Devitt Oskar Joosa J. H. Patton

Butterwick's 75 yard run sparks Iowa Falls win

Iowa Falls defeats Eagle Grove 6 to 0 as Butterwick, of Iowa Falls High, recovers a punt and runs 75 yards for a touchdown. The game features a close, hard fought contest with both teams denied a clear edge, and Iowa Falls boosts its standing while facing a schedule that includes Emmetsburg, Hampton, Webster City, and Eldora.

Iowa Fails Butterwick Iowa, Falls High Eagle Grove Bir Witk S.lay Iowa‘Falls Waterloo East High Emmetsburg Hampton Webster City Eldora Ellsworth College Tost Buena Vista

May Robson Shines In It Pays To Smile At Regent

Cedar Falls audiences Saturday evening enjoyed May Robson in It Pays to Smile at the Regent theatre. Her portrayal of Talbot, a prim New England old maid, was faithful and charming, with human interest and humor leading to a fitting climax. Supported by an excellent cast, Russel Hicks earned special commendation for his work.

Cedar Falls Regent Theatre May Robson Talbot New England Miss Robson Russel Hicks

Milk to aid underweight La Porte City pupils

County nurse Mrs. Matie Simonsen reports 37 percent of La Porte City pupils are underweight. Milk will be provided in forenoon and afternoon sessions, funded by Red Cross Christmas seat sales for families unable to pay, following a mothers’ meeting with 40 attendees.

LA Porte City LaPorte Matie Simonsen Red Cross Simonsen

The Speed Girl Opens at Palace With Bebe Daniels

The Speed Girl starring Bebe Daniels opens at the Palace, revealing the star’s life and off screen persona. Daniels excels as Betty Lee, a speed-obsessed heroine turned stunt artist, with Plubby Walther Heits and Alarry Depp adding supporting notes.

Bebe Daniels Realart the Palace Miss Daniels Betty Lee Plubby Walther Heits Mrs Daniels Alarry Depp Macerai

Majestic and Garden Theatres Present Diverse Vaudeville Lineup

A mixed review describes Garden Theatre as presenting a country boy story with a perilous subject that ends well. Majestic offers a varied bill headlined by Grant and Wallace with saxophone and acrobatics, Johnny J. Reymond ventriloquism, Morgan Sisters musical trio, Ernest Dupille monologue, Toy Ling Feo magic, and a shift replacing Sims feature with Kaufman’s Weekly.

Tanderilse Majestic Grant Wallace Johnny J. Reymond Johnny Morgan Sisters Ernest Dupille Toy Ling Feo Company McKinley Kaufman

California Fig Syrup Ad Claims Quick Digestive Relief

An old advertisement urges mothers to use California Fig Syrup to cleanse small bowels and prevent illness in children. It touts a fruity taste and notes a teaspoonful daily may avert sickness, warning customers to insist on genuine California Fig Syrup with bottle labels in the ad copy.

California

Change Is Good at the Majestic Theatre Show

The current program at the Majestic Theatre includes a weekly feature plus a late detective story by William J. Fismin. The tale follows a renowned detective’s experiences tracking bond thieves in New York.

William J. Fismin New York

Diamond Dyes Promise Safe Home Dyeing for All Fabrics

An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as a foolproof home dyeing solution for wool silk linen cotton and blends. It claims no streaking fading or running and guarantees results even for first timers, urging readers to tell their druggist fabric type.

Cascarets laxative ad promises overnight relief

An advertisement touts Cascarets as a gentle overnight laxative that will empty the bowels by morning and leave users feeling splendid. It contrasts Cascarets with salts, pills, calomel, or oil, claims no stomach upset, and notes a ten cent price per box, suitable for children.

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