Benefit Play at Water Town Theatre to Aid St Francis Beds
A benefit play by John B. Rogers and cast including Miss Florence La Tier and Francis W. Steele runs with final rehearsals tonight and tomorrow. Proceeds fund free hospital beds at St. Francis. advance ticket sales are strong at the Water Town theatre.
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America
St. Francis Hospital
Waterloo Theatre
John B. Rogers
Florence la Tier
Francis W. Steele
Ernest L. Shervey
Busines
Hospital Auxiliary
T C. Menges
Frank Hanlon
J. T. Maloon
W. H. Burk
Claud. Cass
Frank Fish
Charles Felsing
H. T. Wagner
Harry Manning
Robert Obele
Lewis Salz
Levi Colin
Leo Gosweiler
Red Cross
Alice Mulkern
Mildred
Stanton
Helen Place
Iva Lehman
I Gludyce Shores
Coletta Driscall
Loren O'Neill
Loretta Pint
Tone Gosweller
Catherine Mooney
Bernadet McLoughlin
Elsanore Kelly
Margaret Noonan
Virginia, Hunter
Irmene Fairali
Gladys Martin
Marjorie Brennan
J. May
Avilla Madeline Sims
Viola McDermott
Hileen Moller
Mary
Lanny
Mercedes Watt
Dorothy Fisher
Helen O'Hearn
Veronica Conery
Sulivan
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Gen Tretter
Dorin’ Reidy
Virginia Fish
Claire ‘Gleason
Afrazia Nolan
Alice Nrecartner
Veronica Casey
Marguerites Ritzsinger
Marlys Wimber
Stella Sleiper
Blanch Mann
Margery Bradley
Helen Reithson
Catherine “Crow
Esther Miller
Celia Burth
Ruth Will
Faward Moljor
Mmra
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J. Etter
C. Noonan
Emelda Reilly
Dolores Jennings
Helen Stevenson
Dorothy Beck
Claire Padden
Mil- Hcent Clark
Clarissa McDermott
Dor
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Gertrude Milvaner
Atilene Murphy
B. F. Beck
Howard Miller
Villanova McGarvey
Vesta Paul
Gertrude Firnn
Gladyce Borner
Marie Case
Marguerite Cortles
Marguerite Coutts
Mildred Gruhn
Fonda Jameson
Margaret Ludwir
Evelyn Miller
Lloyd. Dean
John Fairweather
Leland Parkins
Cecil. Bruggeman
Leo
Gosweiler
Ernest
O'Connor
George Gindt
Clifford
Bayes
Kenneth Berman
Charerons
Thomas Flynn
M. H. Kelly
Leona Blonigan
Constance McDermott
Anna Caeser
Coletta Driscnll
Catherine: Guinn
Regina McDonough
Winona
Sheehan
Paul Gosweiler
Charles Calkins
Toe Kelly
Lewis Hoster
Ray Gosweiller
Elmer McCarty
Carl Thick
WW. A. Delaney
J. J. Kildee
First Boxing Bout of Season Set for Monday Night
Ray Johnson and Lford Huntley will clash in a 10 round boxing bout at Waterloo Theatre Monday night marking the season opener. Johnson recently discharged from the U S navy fights Huntley, with Lieut Lake Safro accompanying. Two preliminary bouts feature veterans from army and navy camps.
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Sid) Johnson
St. Fanti
U. S. Navy
Lford Huntley
Waterloo
Watterloo
Bird Protection Law Not Upset by Ruling Says Game Society
The American Game Protective Association and the national sportsmen group refute a dispatch claiming the federal migratory bird law is unconstitutional. They state the 1917 Weeks McLean framework was replaced by a Canadian treaty and a new act with the same aims, preserving protection and enforcement of migratory birds.
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New York
Apierigan, Game Protective Association
Spartsmen
Associated Press
Supreme Court
Washington
Canada
Rilo Grande
McLean
Federal Department of Justice
Willard rejects $75,000 purse bid for Dempsey fight
Promoter Dominick Tortorich wires Denver contact Harry Tammen about a $75,000 purse for a 20 round title bout with Jack Dempsey. Willard declines, replying he will not consider boxing at this time and may revisit Denver later. Tortorich emphasizes a flat guarantee for Willard’s services with Dempsey paid separately.
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Chicago
Willard
Jack Dempsey
Dominick Tortorich
New Orleans
Harry Tammen
Denver
Tammen
Lawrence
Waterloo Man Elected Iowa Director In Mississippi Valley Association
J E Johnson and W D Burdick represented Waterloo business groups at a New Orleans meeting that formed The Mississippi Valley Association for Commerce Agriculture and Finance. Johnson was chosen regional director for Iowa as delegates from twenty states organized the group ahead of its Chicago April 24 annual meeting. The telegram to J O Bernbrook praised the gathering as a pivotal midwestern business summit. An unrelated Hawkeye Auto ad closes the notice.
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W. D. Burdick
Waterloo
Middlewest
New Orleans
Iowa
Associated Press
Mississippi Valley Association
Chicago
National Foreign State Council
J. O. Bernbrook
Chamber of Commerce
Johnson
Tawa
Food Control 15 Still Necessary in Postwar Era
George E B Lichty head of the retail division of the national food administration says the agency remains essential until peacetime terms are signed or a presidential proclamation ends it. He notes only 1,500 of about 450,000 retailers faced food law violations, reflecting high honesty and patriotism. Lichty returns Feb 3 as the office trims staff.
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George Eb.lichty
Washington, D. C
United States Food Administration
Lichty
United States
Mr. Lichty
Raymond Pear
Department of Investigation and Law Enforcement
Raymond Pearl
The She-Devil and Gypsy Trail at Plaza and Palace
Theda Bara stars in The She Devil at Plaza as a woman who pursues love and power amid rivalry, while Gypsy Trail with Bryant Washburn opens at the Palace. Palace shows repeat today. Waterloo features Mutt and Jeff and The Smarter Set with Darkest American in two acts. The Waterloo also hosts A Daughter of the Sun at the end of the week with Hawaiian-themed staging and live music.
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William Fox
Plaza Théatre
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Cleopatra
Salome
Madame
du Barry
Jove
Matt
Jeff
Mutt
Waterloo
Bud Fisher
Creation
Hawaiian Islands
Pacific
Mark Twain
Waterloo Theatre
Tan
Hawaii
Little town and its soldiers turn from hymn to history
In a lyric vignette, the poem honors small American towns and their brave youths who shaped nations. It ends with a local business notice: Quan Jung buys Quang Kee Chinese laundry at 1835 W 5th St. customers must settle accounts by Jan 18 as ownership changes hands.
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Quan Jung
Quang Kee
W. 5Th Street
Quang Toy
The Rainbow Trail at Crystal Theatre
The Crystal Theatre presents The Rainbow Trail starring William Farnum in a Western saga set in the Arizona desert. The action unfolds among cliff dwellings painted desert and the Grand Canyon, touted as unsurpassed scenery. This film is billed as a sequel to Riders of the Purple Sage.
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Zane Grey
Arizona Desert
Grand' Canyon
Arizona
Died at Cedar Falls Home Frank H Warner Veteran
Cedar Falls notices state Frank H Warner aged 68 died at his Lincoln Street home at 10 p m. Funeral services will be held there tomorrow conducted by Rev Andrew Scott. Burial will be at Greene. Warner served in the Civil War as a drummer. Survived by widow eight children and several siblings. News of death reports Walter Hummel nephew of Charles and Mrs Sarah M Hummel of this city killed by an automobile in Williamsport Pa. Driver fled and license not obtained. Deceased left a widow two sons two daughters and a brother O M Hummel of Omaha. He was about 65 and long employed by Williamsport street railway.
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Cedar ‘Falls
Frank H. Warner
Lincoln Street
Andrew Scott
Greene
Warner
Walter’ Hummel
Charles
Sarah
M. Hummel
Williamsport
Sonus
O. M."hummel
Omaha
Lion-Tamer Tale Shared by Two GIs in Barracks
Saturday Evening Post recounts a joke where two newly inducted volunteers discuss civil life and a lions tame method. One describes a dangerous routine involving metal bars, eye contact, and forcing the animal into submission for a weekly wage. The anecdote ends with a quip about pay.
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Saturday Evening Post
Swift Specific ad claims cure for rheumatism
An advertisement promotes Swift’s specific blood remedy as the safe treatment for rheumatism and related ailments. It argues poisons in the blood cause pain in joints and muscles and claims the product purifies the blood, removes waste, and restores strength. Contact Swift Laboratory Atlanta Ga for information.
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Imind
Wwe
Ofman
Medical” Department
Swift
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