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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1915

Page

6

Victim of Dope Finds Way Back to Life

Springfield story follows a morphine and cocaine addict once in Darton Ohio and later arrested for counterfeiting. United States marshal Vincent Y. Dallman orchestrates a cure by arranging admission to a guarded drug treatment in a hospital. The subject is discharged after two weeks, with doctors declaring him cured and reunited with family in St. Louis.

Springfield United States Darton Ilinois Hix Xii Springield Sangamon Vincent Y. Dallman Isi Ed Kim Indianapolis Marshal Wallman Dallnan Jacksonville Dallman St. Louis Bily

Northwestern Town Ministerial Association Meets in Iowa Falls

The Northwestern Town Ministerial association of the tian church closed its first quarterly meeting at Central Christian church in Iowa Falls with strong attendance. The gathering was one of the district’s most successful, and Iowa Falls was chosen for the next meeting in May.

Tian Church Central Christian Church Iowa Falls Dent EH. de Yoo Mason City T. B. Fosner Uoion Mnor Waterson

Practical Prescription Against Stomach Acidity

A health note warns most stomach acidity cases originate from excess acid and require neutralization. It recommends bisurated magnesia, taken as a spoonful in water after meals, to avoid dangerous surgery and provide real relief, while advising against ordinary stomach remedies.

Goethals A For Auetreeme Panama Rumor Mill

Panama on March 11 reports Major General Goethals urged relief for canal control and predicted the canal zone would be freed within a year. Rumor also suggests New York Governor Whitman may offer Goethals the chairmanship of the public service commission.

Panama Goethals Canal zGire Leo Whitman New York Public Service Commission

Women Dressed in Men's Clothes Air in Court

A police court Friday morning will hear a case involving three young women alleged to have appeared at a man’s home in men’s clothing and caused a disturbance. The case against Mrs. Oia Page Mrs. Matt Klas and Miss Wilson was postponed until witnesses could attend.

Weavon Damon Sutherland Power Court Sutherland Bord Oneida M. Kantenders Chautauqua Park Oia Page Matt Klas Miss Wilson Kautenberg

Mission Conventions Planned for 1918 Tour

Wilbur T. Crape, returning from Omaha and Council Bluffs, organized a laymen missionary movement convention series under TLaymen auspices. Over 100 meetings will lead to a national missionary conference in Washington from April 2 to 28, 1918, focusing on seven objectives including world conditions, America’s duty, gospel sufficiency, and missionary education.

Wilbur T. Crape Omaha Tlaymen Naional Washington America Gospel Ford Royal Church Kingdom of Christ Clapp Tawa

Fred Willier camp and U SWOV cancel meeting in Labor temple

In a regular session Friday evening at the Labor temple U S W OV will cancel. Romrades are invited to be present at a meeting tomorrow afternoon in the Labor temple with Gould ary ary holding a regular session.

Fred Willier Neo Labor Temple

City in Brief

Broken lenses duplicated. We do lens grinding. Buchanan survertisement. POW Winslow has returned from Sioux City. Attorney W. T. Frame was fo Shellsbur esterday on business. Mrs. J. A. Cheeney of New York visiting at the time of Mr. Hoel Mars. G. J. Van Aradel and W. O. Moore rest at St. Francis hospital. Mr. and Mrs. George H. Bus Detroit visiting J. W. Stout. J. W. Rath fed the tabernacle where Evangelist Sunday held meetings. Waterloo Town Criers club educational program announced. Miss Tresta McElhinney recovering from pneumonia in Tampa. Two small fires reported at Central Auto & Supply and Waterloo Skirt factory. Rev Effie McCollum Jones returned from Mitchellsville funeral. Russell Dodd placed under quarantine for smallpox.

Winslow Sioux City W. T. Frame Ine Clark Des Moines Roy Farley Sycamore Green St. Francis Hospital J. AL. Cheeney New York Hoel Mars G. J. van Aradel Tuind Avenue West W. OA. Moore George H. Bus Detroit J. W. Stout 5. M. Wright Harry Shaw Waterloo Town Criers Waterloo Tresta McElhinney Tampa Pla Fr. F. McElhinney Central Auto & Supply Company

Groceries sacrificed to you at Ar cade store

Absolute ity offering groceries at Arcade Store 405 West 4th Street with sale ending by April 1. The notice highlights a rapid clearance event and urges shoppers to act before stock runs out.

W. 4Th St

Grocery Chan Hands New Ownership at 647 Independence Ave

Mr. J. C. Schmidt and W. B. Schmidt have bought the grocery store at 647 Independence Avenue S from Fenton Lynn. The transfer occurred Tuesday with immediate possession by the new owners. Mr. LEC Schmidt has served as a clerk.

J. C. Schmidt W. B.schmidt Independence Avenues Fenton Lynn Lec. Schmidt Penton Lynn Independence Ave

Fort Dodge seeks two men over bad checks in Waterloo incident

Chief Jordan asks rural departments to watch for two men who passed about 30 worth of checks in Fort Dodge last week and bought tickets for Waterloo on Saturday. Officer Lee Smith says two men matching the descriptions passed through early Sunday, did not stop, and had baggage returned to Chicago after purchasing four more tickets.

Borgers Watereo Jordan Fort Dodge Waterloo Lee Smith Jmen Chicago

West High honors second football team players

Eighteen members of West High's second football team were awarded emblems this morning in brief exercises in the general assembly room. The honorees receiving an initial W included Bardeen Watts Gill Armagast Peverill Cole Manning Buechele Reuben Miller P Johnson Schultz Teater Royce Robert Miller Winds H Vaughan Hersch and DeMiller.

West High General Assembly Bardeen Watts Gill Armagast Peverill Cole Manning Buechele Reuben Miller P. Johnson Schultz Teater Royce Robert Miller Winds H. Vaughan Hersch and DeMiller

Cornell Music Festival Program 15 Highlights

The Cornell music festival opens April 29 with a song recital by Madame Julia Culp of Berlin, famed as a supreme lieder singer. The Chicago Symphony Orchestra, once the Thomas Orchestra, performs in three concerts, led by Director Stock with a larger, better balanced ensemble. Swiss pianist Ganz appears Saturday afternoon, and the Cornell Oratorio Society participates.

Cornell Music Festival Julia Culp Berlin Chicago Symphony Orchestra Thomas Orchestra Stock Ganz Cornell

Old Japan cantata, violin recital highlight festival

Fresh voices perform Coleridge Taylor cantata A Tale of Old Japan on Saturday. Mac Millan leads a Friday afternoon violin recital with soloists Clarence Whitehill, Margaret Keys, Olive Kline, and Lambert Murphy. Mount Vern festival draws visitors for 17 years, resembling Wagner devotees in Beybreath. Advertising notes Sonora talking machine at J Munn & W store to hear tone and judge.

Coleridge Taylor Japan MacMillan America Clarence Whitehill Margaret Keys Olive Kline Lambert Murphy Prlgrimate of Mount Vernon Bill J. Munn &W

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Munn & Cy West Th St George W. Goethals Smart Fligésers Wang & Miller East Fourth Street Norfolk Union Gan Ars Buchanan Frank Janes Martin Bros Presbyterian Hospital Murl McDonald Ension Ames M. I. Church A. C. Willford J. W. Rath Philadelphia Waterloo Hardware Co W. B. Schmid Schmid Miller-McCartney Ins Agen Effie McCollum Jones Mitchellsville Fred Leonard Universalist Church Russell Dodd Fifth Street East She West High Secd Schmidt Bros Hughes Kohl’s
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