West High Glade to stage Masque of Columbus
West High pupils will present The Masque of Columbus in the high school assembly room next Friday evening. The program includes a May 31 commencement sermon at First Congregational Church by Rev William F Spry. Senior class play Making Good debuts at Waterloo theatre June 2, followed by the graduation program June 3 at First Methodist Church. Cast lists various roles including Columbus Roger Birdsall Amerigo Vespucci Ivan Powers Hendrick Hudson Ray Goliveaux Cavelier de La Salle Harold Spry John Smith Charles Shaffner Powhatan Robert Cole Gov General Sir Edmund Andros Merle Witt and many others with a lively ensemble of Colonial Dames and city figures.
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West High
First Congregational Church
William F. Spry
First Methodist Church
Waterloo Theatre
Columbus
Roger Birdsall
Amerigo Vespucci
Ivan Powers
Hendrick Hudson
Ray Golinveaux
Robert Cavelier
de 12 Salle
Harold Spry
John Smith
Charles Shaffner
Powhatan
Robert Cole
Edmund Andros Merle Witt
King’s Messenger
LeRoy McDowell
Carl Keyes
Merle Brown
Carl Chapman
Chicago
Charles la Barre
Camera Fiand
Ray Galinveaur
Evan Powers
Earl Bprker
Good Spirit
Evelyn Hess
Wood Fairy
Anna Wilson
Pocahontas
Tillie Friedman
Lady Baltimore
Alma Rarick
Lady Berkley
Erminie Rock
Merrouw Stuyvesant
Huldah Zilmer
Winthrop
Edith Hess
Nelle Bardeen
Elizabeth Draper
Marie Drew
Austa Kimball
Florence Lichty
Ruth McDowell
Coral Mercelles
Genevieve Strayer
Ruth Spry
Nelle Thompson
Ethel van Schoyck
Vivian Innes
Frances Horner
Anna Pearrin
Georgia Lauritzen
Elea Teeter
Viva Smith
Daisy Miler
Mildred Shank
City of Chicago
Margaret Daw
Pleads Guilty to Contempt in Waterloo Liquor Case
P H Landy pleaded guilty to contempt of the injunction prohibiting liquor deliveries in Waterloo after a carload seizure by the county sheriff. Judge Mullan fined Landy $200, and urged continued compliance. Feely for Landy argued the injunction misinterpreted. county attorney Hoxie said further evidence may be gathered. Landy testified he acted as agent for East Dubuque Supply Co and was paid.
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P.H. Landy
Waterloo
Mullan
Feely, Feely & Beem
Minnois Central
Guy A. Feely
Mr. Landy
Tripoli
Feely
Landy
Hoxie
Waterloo Police Records Show Fewer Arrests Under Dry Regime
Waterloo figures compare arrests during the saloon era with a dry period. For seven months with saloons there were 1,456 arrests, versus 722 without saloons. In 1914 two months show 62 arrests, averaging 31 monthly, indicating a sharp drop when the city was dry. The report highlights a fall from 849 booze arrests in seven saloon months to 274 in dry months, and 29 in two dry months of 1914.
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Waterloo
W. OR. Jameson
Sioux City
The Klondike Bubble at Palace Theatre
The Palace Theatre screens The Klondike Bubble a Lubin film about a mining stock promoter and a dramatic rescue with a promising ore strike bringing prosperity. Ormi Hawley stars with a plot of gambling risk and a peaceful ending as the Wolf is folded into the Lamb's fold. Also details on a local declamatory contest and a triplet birth in Jesup Iowa.
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Wolf
Hattie Lamb
Clay M. Greene
Ormi Hawley
Market Open Wa terloo want ad draws crowd daily
A Waterloo market page in the Evening Courier and Daily Reporter draws a 15,000 crowd with 30,000 watching daily as they snap up bargains. The ad notes free film development by Hansen & Pletcher at 215 East Fourth.
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Evening Courier
Daily Reporter
Hansen & Pletcher
East Fourth
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Anne Wilson
P. H. Landy
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Carload
Pool Halla
Jiark Beach
BDF
Win Barbour
Richard Morris
Edward J. Perl
Palace Theatre
Orange Township Literary Society
Jesup
William Hyde
George Huntington
Barclay Township
Frank
Dave May
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Italy
Jxipe
P. S
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
AA Square
Frank Bros
Pik Sheer
First National Bank Building
Men's
Oxford