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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1923

Page

9

Men Must Adjust to Law of God Says Morgan

Cedar Falls Aug 6 Dr G Campbell Morgan told the interdenominational bible conference that righteousness requires conformity to God's law and will. He urged harmony with God as the path to peace and godliness with a crowd of about 2 600 in the tabernacle, while other sessions drew thousands.

God Morgan Cedar Falls G. Campbell Morgan Jesus Tabernacle W. Biederwolf The Bible Sehoat Winona Leke Ind Biederwolf William Jennings Bryan Harding C. H. Woolston Philadelphia America G. W. Powell Dover Minn London Mr. Powell Joseph Burrows England A. M. Knudsen Albuquerous N. MM James Killian Cedar Rapids Kathleen Ocean Grove N. J Cedar Robertson Winona Lake San Francisco Grace Saxe Waterloo Homer Rodeheaver

Monastery in Des Moines Dedicated at $150,000 Cost

Des Moines saw over 1000 attendees for the dedication of St. Gabriel's monastery of the Passionist Fathers on Merta Hay road and Douglas avenue. Bishop Drumm presided with sermons by Rev. Alexis Cunern of New York and Bishops Davis Davenport and Gilfillian St. Joseph. The monastery houses about 60 missionaries and was completed at a cost of 150000 dollars.

Des Moines St. Gabriel's Monastery Merta Hay Road Douglas Avenue Drumm Alexis Cunern New York City Davis Davenport Gilfillian St. Joseph

Grocers Fined for Selling Bad Eggs in Sioux City

The Darkowsky Brothers of Lawton Mercantile were found guilty in Justice Carl Sass's court for selling stale and bad eggs. They were fined 325 and costs, charged by State inspector E. J. Evans.

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