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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1918

Page

7

Baker Abroad With Aides To Inspect Front

War Department announces Secretary of War Henry L. Baker has arrived in France on official business aboard a transport with the usual US troops. He is accompanied by John D. Ryan Maj. Gen. W C Gorgas Brig Gen Frank T. Hines and Lieut Col George H. Baird as military aide.

Washington, D. C War Department France D Baker United States John D. Ryan W. C. Gorgas Frank

Hearts of the World at Plaza theater triumphs in war tale

D W Griffiths Hearts of the World opens at Plaza to packed crowds. The three hour war epic follows a French village, two lovers, and a boy who fights for his country. Scenes of battle, trenches and victory captivate as a 12 piece orchestra heightens the production.

D. W. Griffith Plaza Theatre Griffith Noyon France Altho

Algiers Mission Seeks Large Acreage For Agriculture

The American agricultural mission to Algeria arrived to study dry farming and irrigation. Officials aim to obtain a concession exceeding 4 006 000 acres for cultivation by American methods and equipment. The governor general hosted a luncheon for the party. Gus Tegler of Rock Island Illinois was released after inquiry showed no grounds for detention following a train dispute over American and German governance.

Algiers Algeria Gus Tegler Gus Tegter Rock Island Ill Proerman Tegler Rock Is

Black Hawk County men get commissions

Charles Simpson of Waterloo and Arthur McMahon of Cedar Falls have each been found eligible for commissions as second lieutenants in the field artillery. The appointments were announced following training at Camp Zachary Taylor in Kentucky.

Charles Simpson Waterloo Arthur McMahon Cedar Falls Camp Zachary Taylor

Fortnightly club to begin year with war themed talks

Fortnightly club opens its year September 25 with war themed programs led by P. E. Ritz, Mrs. Corton, Dr. Hemsworth, and others. First meeting at Mrs. Emmona Johnson's home features A. T. Hukill speaking on The Measure of a Soldier. later topics include The Deliverance of Jerusalem and Wonders of Modern Surgery with listed leaders. Annual meeting planned for May 14.

P. E. Ritz E. L. Corton L. C. Hemsworth C. W. Bruner Mary Limister Emmona Johnson A. T. Hukill Carleton Sias Jerusalem J. B. Macartney H. L. Haywood J. S. Tuthill W. H. Bickley

Bolshevik Horror Shapes Finnish and Nordic Views

The article reports Finns show horror at Bolshevik violence and prefer stable government over a republican revolt, with a minority in Helsingfors favoring a Scandinavian monarch. Swedes and other nations fear Bolshevik propaganda, seeking unbiased reports on Soviet cruelty and war-time law violations.

Helsingfors Finland Stockholm Sweden

War Production Talk At Rotary Club Meeting

At Hotel Russell Lamson the weekly Rotary gathering heard how Waterloo is producing essential war articles to aid the war effort. Speakers included Warren Helen Richard Hall H Henry Floyd Chamberlain L J Powers Edward Rath William Galloway and F L Northey outlining manufacturing steps and local contributions.

Waterloo Rotary Club Hotel Russell- Lamson Warren Helen Richard Hall H. H. Henry Floyd Chamberlain L. J. Powers Edward Rath William Galloway F. L. Northey

Bulgarian King Ferdinand Returns to Sofia after Treatment

Amsterdam September 9 The Bulgarian king Ferdinand who had been under treatment at Bad Nauheim Germany returned to Sofia on Sunday according to a Sofia dispatch received here today The report notes his return follows medical care in Germany and places him back in the Bulgarian capital as authorities release word of his status

Associated Press Amsterdam Ferdinand of Bulgaria Bad Nauheim Germany Sofia

Westminster Presbyterians and church groups meet weekly

Westminster Presbyterian and Westminster Workers plan Tuesday sewing for social welfare with Mrs H R Agnew. Macedonian Bible class meets Wednesday with Mrs W Jenks. picnic supper requested to bring sugar. Rev A C Preston invites members to informal social Friday 7 30 p.m. First Baptist official board meets tonight. social at Mr and Mrs George Pett tomorrow. Burton Avenue Baptist Woman's circle meets tomorrow. Gleaners meet at Lou Totten home Wednesday. Bethany Sunday School missionary Rev Frank Schoeder begins meetings tonight continuing all week.

Westminster Presbyterian Westminster H. R. Agnew W. Jenks A. C. Preston First Baptist George W. Pett Burton Avenue Woman's Circle Bert Wilcox Gleaners Lou Totten

Casualties of G U G heavy in heavy offensive tale

Pvt Corlis Bartlett of Company G 168th Infantry reports heavy losses after a recent offensive. He notes most of his squad hospitalised or killed, says half a company remains, and hopes to be home by Christmas if the effort continues. He recalls a sergeant named Samuelson and mentions life at front amid gas, shrapnel, and constant movement. Meantime John Joyce and Harry Cleson are reported okay.

Corlis Bartlett 168Th Infantry Biz Samuelson Berlin John Joyce Harry Cleson O. K

Britton Drive on Enemy Positions on Nord Stream

Berlin reports French attack repulsed along the front with heavy losses to the attackers. Germans counter attacked northwest of Saissons in the Laffaux region. French repulsed the drive and took prisoners from five regiments. American forces advanced east of Revillon toward Reims. Muscourt village reported in American hands.

Hue Iis Berlin Boes Saissons Laffaux Flanders Lys Aisne Conde Revillon Reims Muscourt Amerifeam

BRITISH IN TWO TOWNS AND RUSSIAN FRONT DETAILS

Allied forces advance in northern France with British patrols seizing Vermand and Vendelles near St Quentin while Gouzeancourt and Havrincourt area come under attack. French hold Crozat canal near St Quentin. American bluejackets aid in Archangel operation near Oberserskaya as Czech forces capture Tchita in Trans-Baikal region.

London Peronne St. Quentin Vermand Vendelles Gouzeancourt Havrincourt Wood Epehy Hindenburg le Catelet Crozat Canal la Vere Associated Press Archangel Russia Oberserskaya

Gold Issues Barred at Mints Without License

The government forbade issuing old bullion from the Philadelphia Denver San Francisco mints and the New York assay office unless licensed by the War Industries Board the Federal Reserve Board or the Secretary of the Treasury to conserve gold for essential monetary needs.

Washington, D. C Philadelphia Denver San Francisco New York War Industries Board Federal Reserve Board Secretary of the Treasury

Reindeer Plea Over Free Grazing in Manitoba North

United Press reports Winnipeg readers that a North American Reindeer petition seeks free grazing on 76,000 square miles in extreme northern Manitoba. The group argues reindeer would boost food supply and ease northern transportation, reducing reliance on motor vehicles for Santa Claus flights.

United Press Winnipeg Man Santa Claus Manitoba South Bend Ind

Register Skilled Men For National Employment Service

The division of engineering of the United States employment service based in Chicago seeks to register engineers and skilled laborers including civil mechanical electrical chemical mining professionals, production managers, and draftsmen. Registration does not bind but grants access to the service and allows government to gauge national needs. Further information is available from A. J. Knapp, secretary of the Commercial club.

Division of Engineering United States Employment Service Chicago A. J. Knapp Commercial Club

City in Brief Wilds eyes and car ads mix with notices

A fragmented city in brief page notes car appointments, overseas arrivals of relatives, and local war service updates. Items include Gordon Lawser returning from Revisit with his father in Chimage, Miss Carolyn Varker ill in Now Yakima, and Mrs Altstadt and Dotha Warker traveling to Chicago for the national war work council. The library schedules and local notices run alongside brief ads and a laundry price.

Gordon Lawser Chimage Meet Firther Ars Williamson Chicago Freeport Plm Redmans Franklin Street Donald Lytle Tiltuureh Beaver Valley Rernina Honore Place U. Ww Igh Street Carolyn Varker Yakima Wash Dotha S. Varker See. Y Dotha S. Warker National War Work Council Library West Sam Kiser Max Kiser Logan Avenue Glen Tiurny Annapolis Iowa Skirt and Garment Company

Kidnaping Charge Cast on Prank Lefever by Peoria Sheriff

Sheriff D B Henderson went to Fagle township to serve a warrant on Prank Lefever for kidnapping. Lefever is sought by Peoria County for abducting his 13 year old daughter, custody awarded to her mother after divorce.

D. B. Henderson Fagle Township Lefever Peoria Lil Haid

Miller Flies Mail Eastward 181 Miles In Record Time

Chicago to New York aviator Max Miller completed the return leg of the mail service, flying 181 miles in 2 hours 50 minutes. He passed Bryan Ohio at 8 01 am and reached Woodland Hills Park near Cleveland at 12 40 pm, carrying 2074 mail pieces. A leaky radiator hindered full reach to Glenn Martin field.

Chicago Mail Associated Press Chicago Maax Miller New York Miller Cleveland Cenitral Pettisville Bryan Amdler Woodland Hills J Park Gienn Martin Aviation Field

Also Mentioned on This Page

Algiers Agricultural Mission U.S Black Hawk County H. W. Rederd First Presbyterian Church Westminster College Salt Lake City Nat Elliott Fort Douglas Charlotte Malone California Auersbach Company Geneva Club Myrtle Shannon Edna Walts Carolyn Johnson Lulu Barnes Harriet Proctor Anna Sylva Dorothy Jenks Minnie Smith Zinita Dickman Johnn. Rath Entre Paul Davis Company Mr. White Waterloo Paper Company Anton Moser Earl Edward Anton Jacob Anton North Salem Minnie ‘Moser B. Moser F. M. Baker The Christian Church Anton Stafford Kan Walter Rowe Anna Rowe Gustave Walter W. G. Crowder Marshalltown Mmeas George Lunkley Earl Cohn Arthur French Corinne Robinson Water Hoo Japan China Siam Eishev Softa Bethany Sunday School Frank Schoeder Pvt. Bartlett Lars D. Adams Springfield Mass Britton Nord Stream Tchita Peking Trans-Baikara Irkutsk War Board McHauall Con, Byvank Barelay Corp Willue W. Barelay Sbth Division Waterloo Laundry Co Ltatt StrmaPey DE Frie Cecil Gorman West High School Fritz Lelmer Pearl Hartleip Chester Owen Elizabeth Forrester Joseph Lipkin John Carson Helen Glenney Jack Williams Martha Dawson Jess McQuire Lotus Survey W.c. T.U 7 M. McStay Langham High Clothes Langham High Babee East Side Iowa Leopold Calcago
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