Waterloo Commercial Club Gains Vigour For 1919
The Waterloo United Commercial Club reports a strong rebound after war years with 400 to 500 members present at the annual business session and dinner at K of P hall. Calvin M. Brown addresses the United States Chamber of Commerce in Washington, urging co operation to reach a 60 000 population city by 1925. New officers and a 16 member board were elected. 479 members were counted in January 1919, a net gain from the prior year. The meeting featured remarks by Dr. Bernbrock and others, plus entertainment and telegrams from across the country celebrating Waterloo’s revival.
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Waterloo
Queen City
West
P. Hall
Calvin M. Brown
United States Chamber of Emerce
Washington, D
Chamber of Commerce
Waverly Comercial
Iy. J. Knapp
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Altho
Elub
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Ipsaf
M. Reed
Ralph J.hoxie
G. Whitman
J. ‘T. Fleming
J. L. Mas
B. Lichty
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Olvin M. Squinn
Organiza- In
United States
Mder of Commerce
Own
New York
Brown
Fast
Bernbrock
Chamber of Cammerce
Ole
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Apiric
WV. Simmons
Waterloo East
Waverly
O. van Derveer
Wapm
Arry M. Reed
Solit
Duars
England
Huce
Reuben Choir
Knapp
Waterloo United
The Strange Woman at Crystal theatre tomorrow
The Crystal theatre opens tomorrow with The Strange Woman a melodrama starring Miss Gladys Brockwell as Madame Inez de Pierrefond. The plot follows a widow of a wealthy baron who falls for a young American architect and faces Delphi Indiana town trouble in a highly dramatic manner.
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Crystal Theatre
Gladys Brockwell
William J. Hurlbut
Miss Lreck
Inez de Pierrefond
Delphi
Borrowed Clothes and Today At Palace Theaters
Lois Weber known as the Belasco of the Screen presents Borrowed Clothes at Plaza starting Wednesday featuring Mildred Harris as Mary Kirk. Florence Reed stars in Today at Palace starting Sunday, with Lily Morton in a tale of a wife’s schemes following her husband’s financial ruin.
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Reed
Palace Theatre
Lois Weber
United States
the Belasco
Mildred
Yarris
Mary Kirk
Plaza Theatre
Miss Weber
Noday
Florence Reed
Lily Morton
Fred
Corse
Last Night's News in Brief From World Wires
The report sketches mixed early wartime and postwar developments. Bolshevik leaders aboard in London and Washington are noted, with promises of peace talks and allied negotiations. In Peru an eight hour workday ends general strike activity, while Marshal Foch’s view on Rhine barriers features in European discussions. The London Admiralty delays blocking German ports. Vienna notes port activity drops due to scarce ships. In Coblenz, occupation troops are barred from elections as Germany moves toward a national assembly.
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Litvinont
Ondon
Lee
Prudent
Wilson
Stussy
Wecord Ding
Washington, D.C
Germany
Cesru
Vienna
Coblour
Watt
Army of Occupation
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