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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1923

Page

9

World Conference on Faith to Discuss Church Unity in Buffalo

North American church leaders gather at Westminster Presbyterian Buffalo on Nov 7 and 8 to plan a world conference on faith and order. Delegates from twenty denominations, including Episcopal, Baptist, Congregational, Disciples, and Presbyterians, will attend with reports and discussions on creed ministry and unity.

International Newe Wire New York North America Westminster Presbyterian Church Buffalo Navy Charles H. Brent Episcopal Robert Gardiner Boston Continuation Committee J. Ross Stevenson D. D Princeton Theological Seminary Thomas F. Gallor D.D Episcopal National Council Peter Ainslie Baltimore William E. Barston Congregational Church Francis J. McConnell Methodist Episcopal Church Lewis S. Mudge Presbyterian Church Nehemiah Boynton Fredericton Canada Cass Foundation of Unity Idleman Boynton Gailor Jiolmes Charles P. Anderson Chicago James Cannon, Jr Gardiner Brent Stevenson Ainsle Luther Wilson Samuel EH. Chester Vincent Ohio Flord W. Tompkins Andy Hey George Abbott-Smith Northern Baptist Seventh Day Baptist Christian Congregational Disciples of Christ, Episcopal, Friends Methodist Episcopal Methodist Episcopal South Presbyterian Presbyterian South United Presbyterian Reformed Presbyterian Reformed United States Church of England

Toys for Children Made by Civil War Vet Cedar Heights

A Cedar Heights craftsman, J. F. Kiingaman, seventy-something, outlined his decades of child focused work. He built 34 wind mills, 22 bird houses, and 104 cradle like toys molded from memories of his youth. Kiingaman plans winter respite in California after traveling to Laford Saskatche wan and Garner Virginia, while his Civil War service with the Fifty fourth Pennsylvania is noted. The story ties his handmade gifts to a broader note on regiments and memorials.

Aitho J. F. Kiingaman Cedar Heights California Mingaman Kiingaman Laford Saskatchewan Can F.C. Blanchard Dairy Cattle Congress Walter Garner Long Beach Cal Rocky Mountains Klinagaman Fifty-fourth Pennsylvania Central Park Johnstown Somerset Cambrian Counties Newmarket Ohio High Bridge Lee Appomattox Grant Bia

Sold Vet Hospital Site Thru Pull in Face of Rejection

Senate investigation in Washington details alleged profiteering in the sale of a site for a veterans hospital. E L Morse, Missouri Republican leader, is accused of clearing nearly 100000 dollars from selling his Excelsior Springs home for the tubercular patients facility after prior rejection of the site.

Senate Washington United States Veterans’ Bureau Cal- Forbes E. L. Morse Missouri Excelsior Springs Morse

Reverend Allison Urges Protestant Unity in Sermon

Rev C V Allison, pastor at Central Christian church, preached on unity of the spirit. He described early church harmony, warned how cultural conflict and racial prejudice divided Protestants, and urged rediscovery of apostolic unity through humility and forbearance. Swiss cheese is now examined with the aid of an x ray machine by the department of agriculture.

C. V W. Allison Central Christian Church Mr. Alison James Department of Agriculture

Coolidge Wheat Probe Urges Co op Marketing as Solution

A War Finance Corp report to President Coolidge recommends cooperative marketing and annual acreage adjustment to world demand as the permanent cure for the wheat problem. Directors Meyer and Mondell say cooperatives can steady supply, regulate flow, and shield farmers from risky speculation amid Europe’s postwar shifts and high local costs.

Associated Press Washington, D. C Coolidge War Finance Corporation Eugene Meyer, Jr Frank W. Mondell Coolides Europe

Tax exempt securities and surtax reforms urged

A report urged abolishing tax exempt securities and reducing the higher federal income surtax brackets. It said such securities encouraged investigators to place money in them and promoted extravagant expenditures by states counties and other entities.

No Slowing of Movie Progress Says Hays

Will Hays, head of the Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America, stated there will be no slow down in motion picture progress or in the supply of films for theatres and the public. He explained the recent curtailment targets unnecessary expense in production distribution and film studies.

Hays New York Will H. Hays Motion Picture Producers’ & Distributors of America, Inc

Nashua Man Seriously Ill at Yankton

M. A. Kep ple, cashier of Commercial State Bank in Nashua, Iowa, is seriously ill with jaundice in Dakota where he traveled to look after farms. He fell ill at Paige. with no doctor present, a druggist provided relief until he could be taken 70 miles to Yankton for professional care.

Nashua A. Kepple Commercial State Bank Guinsy Dakota Ila Paige Yankston

Drunken Drivers Faces Judge in Waterloo Court

A Waterloo judge pledged drastic action to curb intoxicated and reckless driving as six offenders faced arraignment. C D Williams admitted DUI and paid 100 dollars plus costs. Prank Mass fined 25 dollars for speeding. Other defendants included a bootlegger victim jailed 30 days and two more traffic violators owed costs.

Waterloo O. Y Courihsit Mie Nivinius Court Passine Sintenes C.D. Williams Alollar Thair

Waterloo Police Report Mixed Local Incidents

Nyes Saddler reported a man stole the spotlight from his car in Waterloo last night. A dying dog crawled onto a porch and woke residents. Sgt. Charles Mohlis gave a mercy shot. Earl Miller reported his Ford coupe license 69669 stolen yesterday in the 400 block of Sycamore Street. Police sought a Nash coupe with grins and overcoats stolen from Cedar Rapids. Four voluntary inmates occupied banks in the city jail last night.

N. M. Saddler Raymond Gsomenne Waterloo Charles Mohlis Earl Miller Ucense Sycamore Street Cedar Rapids

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