W Y M C A Forms Volleyball Program For Girls
The Young Women's Christian Association recreation program organizes volleyball teams under director Mrs. D Gaylor and staff. Interteam and tournament play to be arranged later, with expanded emphasis this term for Waterloo girls seeking nontraditional gym activities. Followup baseball and indoor tennis may occur when the gym is free. regular gym classes to be announced at the fall party on Monday night October 2.
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Young Women’s Christian Association
Gaylor
Jessie Hurst
WY. W
Late Fall Creations Shine in Davis Show
Earl C. Sterling of Paul Davis Dry-Goods displays the latest fall women’s wear in the store windows. A distinctive gown on a standing figure highlights a blistered crepe evening dress, with ankle length evening gowns returning and street dresses extending longer. Furs shift to capes with ink and squirrel skins, while window displays feature handkerchiefs parasols and gloves against silver damask backgrounds.
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Earl C. Sterling
Paul Davis Dry-Goods Company
Achi
Altho
Davis
Free Cadillac Park Opens To Ease City Parking
More than half an acre on Fifth Street East, in the business district, has been developed by C A Morris of the Morris Motor Car Co into Cadil lac park to provide free parking for out of town visitors. The lot will open Saturday evening and can accommodate over 200 cars. No charges will be collected for parking. Work has filled and graded the site, which had been waste since early summer, with entrances on Fifth Street by the Morris garage.
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Fifth Street
C. A. Morris
Morris Motor Car Company
Lotorista
Cadillac Park
Gadillac Park
Morris Garage
East Teachers Reception to Welcome District Staff
The 150 teachers of the East School District will join board members for dinner and entertainment this evening. In the receiving line will be the board, their wives, Superintendent C W Kline and Mrs Iline. New teachers will attend. After dinner, a 6 30 program of games and music in the East High gym is organized by H L Garrett, Evaline McQuirkin, Margaret Cook, and Carria Needy.
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East School
Board of Education
Sunt
C. W. Kline
Iline
East High
H. L. Garrett
Evaline McQuirkin
Margaret Cook
Carria Needy
Jewish Congregation Observes New Year
The Sons of Jacob congregation hosts a series of Jewish New Year services at the synagogue tonight at 7 30. Additional services are scheduled for tomorrow and Sunday both morning and evening. Rabbi S W Mansovitz of Chicago assists local rabbi M Ostrovsky. Legends say New Year marks world creation and is a day for greetings among relatives and friends.
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Sons of Jacob
S. W. Mansovitz
Chicago
M. Ostrovsky
Manchester Post A L To Observe Armistice Day
Manchester Ta September 22 The Manchester post American Legion plans a grand Armistice Day celebration under Commander Burbridge. Details are being worked out and will be announced soon.
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Manchester
Manchester Post
American Legion.si
Burbridge
Move for 750000 Courthouse in Linn
Cedar Rapids Iowa Sept 22 After months of effort an agreement was reached between Linn County Protective Association and the Cedar Rapids courthouse committees on 740000 as the amount to be recommended to the board of supervisors for a new courthouse and jail with the proviso that assurances can be obtained the present board will turn the matter over to the new board after Jan 1 1923. This is regarded as a compromise proposition by both sides. At the last meeting the Cedar Rapids committee had proposed a 900000 courthouse but the farmers reaffirmed with a substitute measure for a 600000 building and the resignation of Percy P Smith supervisor from the first district which includes Cad ar Tapids.
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Cedar Rapids
Linn County Protective
Cadac Rapids
Board of Supervisors
Percy P. Smith
Cadar Tapids
Strikers with Homes Appeal to Merchants in Bloomington
Ten striking Chicago and Alton shopsmen left Bloomington on September 2 to seek work at Chicago shops of the St. Paul road. The rest, tied to Bloomington by homes and families, have appealed to local merchants to intervene with Receiver Bierd. A committee of shopmen was chosen to meet Bierd.
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Bloomington
Iil
Chicago & Alton
Chicago
St. Paul Road
Bierd
Blard
Two Fined in Liquor Cases Plead Guilty
In municipal court this morning Chris Kelwig and B T Steuben pleaded guilty to illegal possession of liquor. Each was fined 100 dollars plus costs. For Steuben the judge suspended the fine after costs as only a technical violation appeared, while Kelwig faced an alternative of 30 days in jail.
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Chris Kelwig
BT. Steuben
O. TS
Steuben
Kelch
The Best Parents Two People Ever Had
After three weeks with Tom and Dorothy away, the Batemans rethink family life. Mother Sally plans a joint scheme to convert the attic into a separate apartment for the children, sparking renewed energy and hope as the teens prepare to return to a house now full of plans and anticipation.
Mother's mind gives way while grieving baby's death
Knoxville Tennessee September 22 Mrs Harry Moore of Tracy was deemed insane after grieving her baby killed by a train two weeks earlier. She was ordered committed to Mt Pleasant hospital for treatment with belief that recovery may follow.
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Baby
Knoxville
Harry Moore
Tracy
Board of Insanity
Mt. Pleasant Hospital
A Simple Way To Remove Dandruff
An old advertisement promises a dandruff cure using four ounces of plain liquid from a drugstore. Applied nightly to moisten the scalp, it claims all dandruff will dissolve and vanish after a few applications, stopping itching and leaving hair fluffy and glossy.
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Morris
East
A. L
Linn
Ismealnee Tom
Dorothy
Tom
Swere
Iife
Mother Bateman
Dot
Pine Street
Chastault
Hobin
Yitle
Miles
Fred
China
Hare
Sally
Jim
Steels
Brown
Rogers
Fom
Queen Bee
Brada Borden Stevens
Bateman
Waterloo
Leath
Axminsters
Wilton
Wiltons
Royal Wilton
Wnetth
Bailey
Sa. Yd
Brussels
Nery Food Prada
Tanestry
Drunsels
Leath’s
Furnishers
Et Stearns
Che Waterloo Belmont Shop
East Fourth Street
Che Belmont
Belmont
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