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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1921

Page

11

Iowa Legislature Near Recess Adopts Several Measures

Des Moines notes adjournment for a March recess from Feb 25 to Mar 7 as lawmakers rush to push bills. Key actions include a six percent vs five percent school bond interest bill, a House-passed direct inheritance bill, and stalled industrial court and Bluesky bills. The veteran topics also cover tuberculosis funding, education appropriations, and pending insurance, motor vehicle, and bank legislation with many measures deferred to after recess.

Des Moines House Senate Double Election Board Brathey Poweshiek County Kime Webster County Board of Control Appropriations W. C. Ramsay Sinho Joint Committee Bronkhart Whitmore

Waterloo Players Present Distinct Dramatic Program at Sacred Heart

The Waterloo players staged a varied program at Sacred Heart hall led by The Ingenue Rants and Tickless Time. Performances featured Capt. George Fielding by Meyers and Clara Manners by Miller with strong supporting turns, plus The Maker of Dreams noted for charm and poetic setting, with B Natural club providing music.

Waterloo Sacred Heart Hall Jean-Marie Thomas F. Meyers George Fielding George D. Miller Clara Manners Cohn Ian Joyce Helen Davis Eloise Cleone Harker George D. Mier Herrette Pierot Leslie F. Lewis Maker of Dreams B Natural Club

Law changes loom in state session amid scattered action

The senate repealed the bank tax law related to liberty bonds and a similar measure may vanish in the house. Rail crossing bills remain with railroad committees and no major utilities reforms are in sight. Attempts to amend highway rules falter as two women workers bills wait on reports. lawyers from the thirteenth district push for an extra judge for Allamakee Chickasaw Clayton Fayette Howard Winneshiek counties.

Altho Supreme Court Senate House State Highway Commission Thirteenth Judicial District Allamakee Chickasaw Clayton Fayette Howard Winneshiek

Sleeping Sickness Affects Sumner Man

Sumner Iowa February 20 Special Harl Summerville who lives northwest of town has been ill since Monday with a malady resembling sleeping sickness He has not roused since Monday evening.

Sumner Harl Summerville

School Board Elections Set For March Eighth

Voters in Water loo east and west districts will elect three board members in the east and two in the west on March eighth. Terms expiring include J. W. Arbuckie James BR Howard and Charles Fish in the east and B. F. Swisher Burton E. Wilson in the west. Unions plan to field candidates.

Waterloo J. W. Arbuckie James BR. Howard Charles Fish B. F. Swisher Burton E. Wilson

Reaney Leaves Waterloo Interurban Railway for Dallas Post

Reaney resigns after nine years as assistant engineer of the Waterloo Cedar Falls Northern railway with offices in Waterloo. He plans to join his family in Dallas Texas to become commercial engineer. He served two years as acting chief engineer and helped establish the Waterloo Technical Society. The Reaneys have been active in First Methodist church activities.

Charles F. Reaney Waterloo, Cedar Falls & Northern Railway Reasey Dallas Tax C. Fox& N Reany Maj Rust France Waterloo Technical Society Reaney First Methodist Church

Waterloo Theatre Town Review of Follies and Clarence

The Waterloo theatre hosts Mel Spiele and a chorus in Social Follies with Tom Coyne and an accordionist. George C. Tyler presents Clarence by Booth Tarkington with a strong company led by Adams and DEnnery on Thursday. Also announced is Up in Mabels Room coming February 27 after a long Broadway run.

Godlal Clarence George C. Tyler Booth Tarkington Tarkingtton Robert Adams Edward Donnelix Thomas Kelley Ruth_ifero Beth Franklin Florence Fair Eleanor Montell Joe Wallace Guy D'Ennery A. H. Woods New York Waterloo Sunder Eltinge Theatre Waterloo

Broadway Stars Spark at Strand in Sacklins Screen Adaptation

The Sacklins comes to the Strand Sunday with Mabel Julienne-Scott Monte Blue Hu ay Henick and others in an all star cast. Also on offer at the Palace and Crystal are Godless Men and The Seattlers with Farnum and Fos, plus The Testing Block at the Plaza and What Women Want at Majestic.

Opie Read Mart Wea Joey ST Plaza Conslave Majestic Theatre Francine Mspard Willian Halduny France Flolliday Amertes

Binneke Sweets performs Her Tawililag Jtanband at Garden

The Garden hosts Binneke Sweets presenting Her Tawililag Jtanband on a sane day. Aston marks the occasion with a noted cast led by Stevens and Roncoc, praised as strong and skilled. The play centers on a husband’s unique traits and a conflict with an unwilling partner, amid theatrical fanfare at CGARLEN THEATRE.

Aston Win Stevens Stig Reree

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