Fine music for lecture series at Waterloo Theatre
Archbishop Keane will lead a week long musical series at the Waterloo Theatre starting Wednesday evening. The Catholic heirs of the city, led by Kenneth F. E. Runkel with Susie Goswiller and Margaret Wagner as accompanists, present daily programs with solo numbers by Mrs. Henrice Hanan Runkel and Mrs. Leritha Dunlap McCall. The program features Gloria, Like as the Hart Desires, How Long O Lord Wilt Thou Forget Me, Hear Me When I Call, The Lord Is My Light, The Seraph's Song, Hosanna, Laudate Dominum, Unfold Ye Porta, O Word Most Holy, Lead Kindly Light, and Praise Ye the Father with repeated chorus numbers. Admission is free. large crowds expected. Also promotes Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for coughs and colds.
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Archbishop Keane
Waterloo Theatre
Catholic E Heirs
Kenneth FE. Runkel
Susie Goswiller
Margaret Wagner
Henrice Hanan Runkel
Leritha Dunlap McCall
Sin of Swearing Topic of Evangelist Sermon
Evangelist F E Smith preached on The Sin of Swearing at the Central Church of Christ revival meeting last evening condemning loss of temper. Tonight Rev Lewis P Kopp will preach A View Beyond the Grave in Smiths absence with special music announced and a Cedar Rapids visit promised.
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F.E. Smith
Central Church of Christ Revival
Smith
Lewis P. Kopp
St. Elmo Bateman
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines Mayors and council races headline regional results
In Des Moines John Mac Vicar failed in a third term bid finishing near last among eight council candidates. Mayor James R. Hanna won big over Thomas F. Duhigg. Labor league liberal slate swept the successful council slate led by F T Van Liew Hell G Roe W A Needham J J Myerly.
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Des Moines
John MacVicar
Wesley Ash
James R. Hanna
Thomas F. Duhigg
Ecouncilmen
F. T. van Liew
Hell G. Roe
A. Needham
J. J. Myerly
Roe
Charles W. Schramm
Labor League
Smith
la Porte
W. W.smith
BH. R. Ashley
Jesse C. Kober
Citizens
W. Smith
Vane
C. Cl McCoy
B. RR. Ashley
Eenee
Jesse O. Kober
Kabetaan
Connellmen
A. Br
Louis Roth
Fred Lazell
Republican
The
Temperance League
Farmers Victory in Rate Hearing Ends Freight Skew
Des Moines report on March 26 states the Interstate Commerce Commission orders railroads to restore stocker and feeder cattle rates. The ruling, worth about 500000 dollars annually to Iowa farmers, ends a 75 percent rate disparity with fat cattle. Corn Belt Meat Producers' Association led protests joined by livestock commissions from Omaha Kansas City Sioux City with state railroad officials backing. A farmer addressed the commission and advocate A Sykes spoke for the Corn Belt group, arguing the freight payer's stake.
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Des Moines
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Tarmera
Iowa
Corn Belt Meat Producers’ Association of Law
Omaha
Kansas City
Sioux City
Commerce
Henderson
State Railroad Commission
Chicago
H. C. Wallace
Doctor Visits His Aged Mother in Ill Crumbling Health
Dr and Mrs G J Bennett returned home from Peoria Illinois after visiting the doctor s 84 year old mother who is failing rapidly though not ill She previously broke her hip in Waterloo last June and has been unable to walk since
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Waterloo
G. J. Bennett
Peoria
Ill
The Gamblers at Waterloo Theater Tonight
The Charles Klein drama The Gamblers comes to Waterloo Theater under John Cort’s production. Wilbur Emerson runs his father’s bank and, failing to curb rapid growth, faces federal action while a burglary plan drives personal tragedy as wives and lovers entangle loyalties. The show contrasts ambition with sacrifice amid banking turmoil and courtroom suspense.
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Charles Klein
Waterloo Theater
John Cort
Wilbur Emerson
Wilbur
James Darwin
Emerson
Darwin
Catherine Darwin
Town Criers Convene With Waterloo Dinner Agenda
Walter Williams dean of journalism at the University of Missouri will speak at a Town Criers special meeting in Waterloo on Thursday April 4. The event aims to showcase Waterloo produced staple foods and converted imported materials as a dinner novelty and incentive.
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Walter $3. Williams
Jmusrnalism
University of Missouri
Columbia
Waterloo
Williams
Town Criers
Town Criers’ Club
Henry Frank
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H. W. Taggart
Mincar
Zell G. Bok
W. W. Stith
la Porte City
Burlington
Frank Norton
J. F. Schuirmann
Post
Battle Creek
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Battle Creek, Mich
E. A. Mac Manus
Care
Tribune Building
Illinois
People’s Store
Waterloo Production
Sycamore Street
Frank B. White
Banker
Merchant
Troy Advertising Agency, Inc
Marsh Place
Adams and Wilkins Sts
Bown & Bown
East Fourth Street
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