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FOR sALE-sUBuRBAN.
REAL ESTATE.
TEN HOUSES FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-One square from Lincoln Park
tvo-story brick. nearly new; six rooms and
bath; Is feet front Price, g. $50. Terms 10
FOR SALEM ESTMENTS
Near 18th and . SITS. NV, brick Rents
$3.50 Price. SO, 80
Near n ST. ne, S rooms and , baths.
Rents $500 Price. ..----.....-..-. 80, 100
and bath Rents $3.50 Price - s. 600
Near ID and SITS. NV, rooms and bath.
Rents 5000. Price. ............-. 81, 500
Near y. Capitol and o SITS. nw.. brick
Rents sis.5O. Flee. 81, go
Near 18th St and Nd. ave. ne, brick.
Rents $3.50. Price. 81, $50
Near 14th 81. NV, frame. Rents Sl6.
Price -. 81, 600
Near l4th st. and FLA ave. NV, brick.
Rents $50, Price. $3.50
Near attn and sts- NV, brick. Rents
$50 Price. ..-................. $500
WI. IL SAUNDERS & co, I407 ST. NV.
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RnYAL BLUE IN.

All trains illuminated with PInisch light
i5altirior-, rhiladeiI .hlas New 1Urk. Boscou.
and 1he BASS +S-Ol, = 10 (DincrJ, $50 Dur
TOO srg.u0 fDiners, lOsOO DINER a. n.
-IErg tDiaerJ, 500 (kcy9l Limited
uinsrl 20 philadelphia only. 500
tIJiners, = 20 and -il-SJ - IL Nsleep4ES Cax
Atlantic City. N :os. lllo.OO a n Al2.ea.
-Daiiy uEKcept Sunday. .-Sunday only.
1ENpress tralrs-
baggage called Tor and checked tom hoteis
and residences by JnioR Transfer 20. orders
left al ticket offices. 6i9 Pennsylvania AYenua
ucrthOest New York Avenue and Fifteenth
Street and AZ station
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DANCING-Prof. Caldweu's Private Academy.
l1l2 Al NV; class Tuesday evenings, ESQ; les
sons given ~ appointed hours mh2o 81
CHAIR GAMING EXCESSIVELY; send postal
MRS. l. JOHNSON. iz-s 9th ST. ulhlo-Ss
TRUNK REPAIRING. 81 up; send postal. De
NEPHEWS. Gus 9th 81 nw, mh20-Sr
REMINGTON TYPEWBfrERS Cor rent. cheap.
Nddress Bon 275 city hasfoHice nih20-St
RELIABLE PAPERH ANtaNG: hest WORK: loN,
est prices, drop postal today. GEORGE :
HEWITT, Papcrhanger, ZIG q y. -. mhlS-Si
ICE GRE AL; pure and deIirious: bricks and
Individuals. orders taken for fancy creams Al
popular prices. Hollis famous homc- made hreadt
SD kinds homemade flncy cakes; delicioga
home made pies; rncois and lunches served.
HOLLIS. 1879 North Capitol a. Slh0-.N)t
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DENTISTRY.

TEETH WITHOUT PLATES, firm. comfortable.
durable beautiful und tcctlhfc. positively
painless DIR. l.. Is. WILSON. SO Ieth 81. NV.
nh7 -SOt
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

WANTED-Five experienced bundle wrappers az
once. Apply saturday morning. THE SPEEDY
OUTLET CO. sl6 9TH St. NV. Il
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WANTED YouuR lady for Office. permanent po-
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NV
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STORAGE.

STORAGE. - cents load. UNITED STATES
STORAGE CO., 40 10th 81. NV. mhil-lOt
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wANTED-RooMs AND BOARD.

WANTED-Large. well furnished room AMI
bath. with board, vicinity Capitol: private
family preferred. Address, stating particulars.
BOZ Sse. this Office mhlS-2t
WANTED March 30 by man and wife. room
and board IN vicinity 81 Baltimore and Ohio
depot; private family preferred. state terms
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WAREHOUSES;.

WANTED-Wish 70 buy the house and lot 2O2s
10th ST. NV - owner please call az once on
r. y. CRISrO. 93l New Jersey ave. NV
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WANTED Baroer at 9th and East Capitol st.
wages guaranteed. IL
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WANTED Experienced tailoress on bushel work /;
steady position. A. GLANZMAN, 1sgs 9TH 81.
NV. ruh20-St
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WANTED-At once, Eve good. plain cooks;
three chambermaids We have good places Of
al kinds. Inquire in store, 1852 nth ST. NV.
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NANTED-Mhite barber at once; must be good
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FOR RENT-BUs1NEss PROPERTY

FOR RENT-Entire second Goor Of buildings,
en- to- GO g So. NV: containing 2. 2O0 feet floor
gpace: suitable for pension or patent attorney
OF any Office Apply Coz G 81 mh6-SOt
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HELP wANTED-MALE g. FEMALE

wANTED-Capable men and women Tor fra
ternsl insurance work, which may be carried
on exclusively or in connection with other oc-
cupation: god pay. Apply "Wednesday March
u. 1908. % DAVID SWINTON. 324 Pennsylvania
se. rnh2O-5t
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

country, place 20 10 general housevork. cham
beriuaid or nurse. Please call Isl Washington
81. NV. II
WANTED-By white woman. place rs cook
IN boarding house; -. 80 week; not afraid ot
work. Address Bon 4lO, this office II
WANrED--Bv colored woman, washing, home or
out by day, or general Homework. 40 18th st.
ne. II
WANTED BY reliable white woman, chamber
work VIII assist with other work. home nights.
Address BOX 5gS. this office. Il
WANTED-A place as cook OF day work Call
&C 20ll st. NV mhl0-2t
WANTED Dressmaking and plain sewing at
home good hand 42l 9Th st. NV. mile t
WANTED g. BY young lady, envelopes 60 address,
- cents per 1000 Address BOZ 273, this Of
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NANTED-Plsin writer; young lady preferred:
e. week ROOM c. So 10th ST.. apply after
I'D a. m. II
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wANTED-Nurse girl ". E. cox, COZ Penn
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PURCHASERS, ATTENTION.

AN MAKING A SPECIALITY OF LOCAT-
ING IN DESIRABLE HOMES IN THE BEST
SECTIONS or BIOOMINGDABE, THE NORTH
WEST AND NORTHEAST, THOSE SELLING
THEIR PROPERTIES To THE RAILROAD
COMPANY. HAVE A LARGE LIST OF VERY
DESIRABLE PROPERTIES FOR SALE. ESPE-
CIALLY IN PRICES FROM =, 600 TO s., 900.
NY REFERENCES ARE OVER FIFTY PUR-
CHASERS TO WHOM l HAVE RECENTLY
SOLD PROPERTIES N THESE SECTIONS
JOSEPH /. WELLER,
'HONEST DEALING IN REALTY"
Tells, T. S53-E IIa-D. No. 602 r ST. NV.
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wANrED-Girl for general houscwork. ~ 3
81 NV ruhoO-et
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WANTED Experienced shirt hnisher WEST
END LAUNDRY. 1888 Pennsylvania ave. NV. It
wANTED-Young lady; plain handwriter; Sc
week: permanent position Address BOX 4Os
this Office. II
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WANTED--A good cook and general servant for
a small private family. Apply with refer.
ences. 1872 Belmont NV. mhIa-2t
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WANTED Experienced man 90 cut, sew, and
lay carpet at once II. r. THOMAS. Mount
Vernon Hotel. 4s7 Pennsylvania ave. NV
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WANTED-At once. experienced salesladies for
ali departments. Apply Saturday morning THE
SPEEDY OUTLET Co. Sl6 eth st. NV. Il
WANTED-White cook, white or colored wait
(lvhite preferred) go Pennsylvania 1913 New
Norh
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WANTED 10 cook and wash Cor small
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FOR RENT-SUBURBAN.

on HAMILTON ROAD, near Anacostia, cottage
and three acres Apply 2l6 sth St ne. mhl0- 81
FOR RENT-SiX-room house, acre land $50
PIERCE 4 PIERCE. Vienna Va. nhI4-st
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SIX up-to-date demonstrators. Just opening
branch oface az Washington Address BOX 81
this once rnhIs-4r
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-12-31

Chieago, Dec. 3l.-The following Is
the list of dead thus far identified. all
from Chicago. unless otherwise noted:
Adaneck. Mrs. John, Of Bartlett,
III.
Austrian, Walter D.. LaPorte, Ind.
Aldreh, Mrs. John.
Barker, Ethel.
Bartlett, Mrs. c. o., Bartlett, ILL.,
earnheisei, Charles r.
Ruet.lie, William C.
6rye-sloth, Helen.
Bissinssr, Walter 3.
6irnsisley, Mrs. II. 6.
Bodice, N. w.
1rinekley, Mrs. Emma.
Buchanan, Margaret.
Butler, Rose.
Boyer, Alexander.
Brewster, Julia.
erenna, Paul.
Browa Miss, Evanston, III.
Boice w. w.
Barry Miss Wilma.
Beokford, Clan.
Boyce, Mrs. w. E.
Boettther, Mrs. Charles F.
6ickford, Helen.
Bloom, Mrs. Rose.
Bowman, Luoien.
Butler, Mrs. s. T, Evanston, Ill.
Betsford, Mrs. Mabel, Racine, Wis.
Bliss, Harry F., Racine, Wis.
Clark, e. D.
corcoran, Miss
Cooper, c. 1
conteIl, Thomas.
Cooper, Helen, Lena, III.
coults. r. n.
curran, May.
Cohn, Mrs. Jacob.
Clayton, vinton.
cantwsil, Mrs. Thomas A.
Caldwell, Roy 4. 6.
Copler, Lola.
Chaplin, Agnes.
Cooper, w. w.
Crocke,-. Mrs. Miltie j.
Cummings, Miss lrenc.
Christopher, Miss L., Decorah, Iowa.
Cooper. Willis, W., kenosha, Wis.
Cooper, Charles, kenosI,a, Wis.
piffend,rf, Leanders, Lincoln, III.
Dolce, Miss ~.
podd, Mrs. J. F., Delaware, Ohio.
Donalds on, H., Address Unknown.
Donaldson, Miss r.
Dyndorth. Ruth.
Dryden, Taylor.
Dryden, Mrs. John.
Dawson Mrs, address unknown.
Deice, Violet.
Dickhowt, Mrs. May.
Dee, William e.
Dunegal Miss Mary.
Dolan, Michael
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-12-31
Hawkeye Visitors in Chica' ,
Caught in the Holocaust :
in lroqnois Theater .
FIVE DEs MONIES PEOPLE DEAD
Most of the Victims Were Prominent
and Well Known in society-Nine and
Bessie Chapman, Of Cedar Rapids,
Perished-A Number Of Other Iowans
Dead.

Special to Times-R Republican.
Des Moines. Dec 31.--Governor Cum
Minis today sent the mayor of Chicago
a telegram of coincidence on behalf of
the people of Iowa on account of the
theater catastrophe. Mayor Brenton,
of Des Moines. also sent similar tsle-
gram.
There were five Des Moines persons
lost in the fire: j. H. Holland and his
daughter; Mrs. Lynn Tuttle. and Mrs.
N. NJ. Stark. sisters and prominent in
society. and Miss Helen McCaughan,
whose father is general claim agen:
for the Rock Island and who recently
moved to Chicago.
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Jury Will Return Blanket Verdict.

With the announcement that one
jury of representative citizens would
listen to all the eviden.e regardir,
the fire and return a sins rdict for
all the victims, Coroner Trsager today.
promptly empanelled jury. The
death of William NJ. Hoyts. his daugh-
ter, Mrs. F. Morton Fox and her three
children will be taken as a basis for
the investigation. IF any persons are
responsible for this fire." said the cor
oner. they will be prosecuted to the
full extent of the law" I'VE will leave
no stone unturned in our efforts to
fix responsibility" S.
Prominent Men on Jury.
The coroner's jury selected was as
follows: L. H. Meyer, secretary of the
Kennedy Furniture Company; DR.. Pc
ter Byrnes, salesman for Lyon &
Healy; Walter Clingman.a salesman for
the Tobey Furniture Company; Joseph
A. Cummings, manager OF Browning,
King & Co.: George w. Atkins. credit
man of Marshall Field & Co.; John w.
Fire, salesman for the Revelle Com
lany. Chief OF Police O'Neill today
supervised the work of helping friends
and relatives to recover their dead
Hundreds of persons, with grief and
anxiety written on their faces. thronged
about the chiefs office, seeking infor
that Secretary Markham, mounting
chair, read off descriptions to the null
titude. who listened with straining
ears Frequently persons in the
crowd recognized descriptions read
by the secretary and started in horror
for the particular morgue named as
the words fell from the secretary's
lips At the morgues inadeQuacy OF
means of inspecting bodies was evil
dent Only a few persons at a tins
were allowed to pass before the bodies
and places in the line of admission
were as eagerly sought end fought fol
as th,. means of escape We're when tn
theater was burning.
Messrs. Davis and Powers, manages
o. the Iroquois, have called meeting
at the Illinois Theater of al! member
of the "Bluebeard. Company. and
full statement will be made after
careful investigation. As to the r
port that there was fire in the Iroquc
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MORMON ELDER DROPS DEAD.
Expires as Hs Concludes Eloquent Fu.
neral Sermon.

Salt Lake. Dec. 31.-With the final
word Of funeral sermon on his lips
Farley H. Prophet, a Mormon elder
dropped dead in the pulpit of Uintah
meeting house yesterday morning. Ell
der Prophet had just concluded re
markable address extolling the life Of
Mrs. B. A. Watts, the woman whose
body lay in coffin before him. He
eloquently pictured the future life and
exhorted his hearers to be ready for
the grim summons at any moment.
The people in the little meeting
house were electrified by his words,
which rushed forth with fervor and
force such as they had never known
him to manifest before. With the
final words. surely the dead shall
rise again." the priest turned toward 5
his seat and sank to the floor, dead.
He was so years old.
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sKlNNER's SUCCESS
lition to Abysinnia Proves Good
.ns for American Trade, Treaty
Being sisned-Menelik Sends Rooss-
welt present.

Jibutil, French Somaliland, Dec. 31.-
The United States expedition to Aby-
sinnia under Consul General Skinner
has successfully carried out the prIn-
cipal features of the mission. The
treaty between the United States ami
the empire OF Ethiopia, opening for the
first time friendly commercial relations.
has been negotiated and signed. AS q
personal tribute from Emperor MeneliS
to President Roosevelt Skinner has
been charged to deliver to the president
two lions and pair Of elephan:
tusks.
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and older persons is considered re-
markable by the police Unassisted
the girl made her way over the heads
of The terror stricken persons and es-
capped. When she reached the street
her clothing was torn almost into
shreds.
Among the first persons to escape
were Joseph Graham and Dorothy
! Bour two children. They were in the
parIues fifteen rows from the stage.
Il saw the scenery catch fl, on the
lower left hand side OF the stage" said
the boy Eddie Foy came to the front
and told US to sit still. but we decided
that We would get out right away.
Fou. women tainted near me, nearly all
still. We got up and kicked the door
open. think lvt OF others could have
come too if they had not been 50 scar
ed. We stood outside unsi ey
brought dead man out then !,
home"
6vildine Had 27 Exits
A close scrutiny of the recora
building department today shows ...,.
the building ordinance regarding ths-
aters had been complied with in every
parti,u the construction of The
Iroquois. The report of Inspecto,
Laugiiin is that not one of the pro-
visions OF the ordinance had been vio-
lated. 1t was generally considered an
absolutely fire proof structure. Ac-
cording to Benjamin H. Marshall, arch
itect Of the building. exits were more
ample than usually planned for such
buildings. The Iroquois was provided
with twenty-seven double fire exits. bu.
wood was used and stairways were
employed.
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Clinton Child Identified.

A pitiful scene attended the identi-
fication of Marjorie Edwards. IA years
old. of Clinton. Her father, William
Edwards, who had been in Chicago on
visit. identified his daughters ter
ribly burned body from sample Of
cloth in her skirt which he carried
in his pocket. Edwards came to Clinton
from Des Moines and is head OF the Ed
wards Manufacturing Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-12-31
GERMANY'S MOVE
Kaiser Said to be Seeking a coaIins
Station in the Danish West indies
Not Officially Confirmed.

Washington. Dec. s1.-Information
has reached Washington to the effect
that Germany is making quiet but de-
termined efforts to secure possession
of coaling station at st. Thomas, one
of the Danish West Indian islands. The
news comes in manner that requires
further confirmation before official no.
lice can be taken of it.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-12-31
GIVE up MipwiNTER RACES.
Hot Springs Jockey Club Is Entsrtain-
-. n%her o1ans

Hot Springs, Dec Silt is reported
that the promoters Of the Hot Springs
Jockey Club have decided to abandon
the plans for midwinter race meet
ing, and instead offer inducements for
a meeting to begin on Feb. "a and last
twenty days. The new schedule will be
presented to the next meeting Of the
Western Jockey Club for approval.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-12-31

=. ] II Is IN expensive aEe
IS liai.t." said the old smoke,
iI% Il fresh cigar with the sum
e cd one. '.i,ut you can't this,l
t ralace il Is"
\ solaee for v'Aati' asked the othe,
y.
Why. for t,.e-cr- discomfort az
ring you feel when jyon'ra not smo.
!, you know. - Chicago Tribune.
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Des Moine. Man a Victim.

Specia. TO Times Republican.
Des .doInes, Dec. Silt was learned
positively today that John II of
this city, we'll known II
dealer and an old residentsd le
Chicago theater fire and his |. .tel
Lillian, who liyss in Chicago, perished
with him.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-12-31

Chicago, Dec. 31.zThsios' 'efit'is'
disaster in the worlds sois "
ater nofrors was the ~ aHu - :
Iroo,,o,s or bite and Ran
!. dolph streets, at 4:so F1eA
day afternoon. With A"oMA = =
dead, 157 injured and 1ns anu A'''
more missing. the a. 80 ,''S
stands almost withc :" eau''' :
caught in the dra1 y - 80 =
and the people wer np'ea = sano
Gated by smoke a sas - : 'Aa1
rush for the exit.
The latest estin' - ene ussA1 ''a :
result of sesterds calani'y m 'ne
Iroquois theater,, = = = s'a.sN -
The hospitals an| sss, = w.
injured were refu' 'ia' 10 peop'e
81 are injured PROF. 'n'a y o
cannot live. T,uinDer n'iss'ns =
placed at =
" many Of II = - ae
Daylight
gec ow-s s,.n,s
YES, hus-
5arsr idrensso
lost the : es and in
wlld-eyed children.
Il
the horror of their ex-
"a distressedly about in
.r or mother.
lg the crowds came an
the morgues where the
victims OF the disaster
we're heads of families.
ers, and men looking for
j lfside cities who had been
For hours they passed up
fore the long rows of dead.
.r their missing.
lof Coroner Traeger the
mel house today was placed
hit police guard. No per-
tier without a written order
7hief of Police Oneill who
Them to keep the theater
the exact condition In
sas left by the sweep OF
stails OF police and flreme1
orough search of the base
morning but no bodies were
ere fears that in the base,
.ash ten feet of muddy wa
would be found more VIC
moke and flames. The big
that before had deluged the
being utilized to draw forth
streams of thick, murky wa
the basement, while dozen
j nip boots. made a thorough
the basement for bodies.
ierior Of the theater presents
'ne same appearance as before
interior is marked. marked as
te sepuicher. Upon the mar
,ases were mess and confusion
march bearers dead among
Ia OF bits OF brilliantly colore1
altered in the fight against the
lay many scorched bits of
and occasional fragments of
bodies. From the upper gall
ie view seemed reminder Ct
I'd out volcano crater.
saloon near the theater there
ing guarded a huge pile of gar
nd furs gathered up in the the
er the fire. Five bushel bask-
filled with purses. gloves and
chiefs of the fleeing mob of ter
ken women. Two barrels We're
20 hold the over shoes and shoes
The greatest center of excite
as Rolston's morgue to whic!
jority of the dead were taken
morgues were surrounded ba'
Rolston's there were nasse,l
lis Of men and surrounding ther,
huge fan, spread a hundred
8 women and children.
Party sf Fve Dead.
erous police stationed, there
lot begin to handle the crowds
ira details were hurried to the
d morgue. On lesser scale the
sarful siege was in progress at
other morgues. E. c. Frady.
Mt Of the strohber Piano Co. To-
ssr an unceasing search found
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NO REPLY FROM RUSSIA.

cxar's Government Apparently in No
Hurry to Answer Japan.
st. Petersburg, Dec 31.-The foreign
office declares that nothing has yet
been decided regarding Russia's reply
to Japan. -
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-12-31
IOWA DEATH LIST.

.'-mes, c. D., Davenport.
Chapman, Bessie, Cedar Rapids.
Chapman, Nina, Cedar Rapids.
Edwards, Marjorie, Clinton.
Stark, Mrs. James NJ, Des Moines.
Tuttle, Mrs. Lynn, Des Moines.
Holland, ]. H., Des Moines.
Holland, Miss Lillian, Des Mcines.
Mccaushan, Des Moines.
Mendeli, Mrs. A. NJ, Nicola.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-12-31
THE SHORTS SQUEEZED.
Advance Of IA Cents in December Corn
at st, Louis Today.

ST. Louis, Dec. 31.-During the clos
ing hours on the exchange today De-
ember corn advanced IA cents over
yesterdays close. Frantic efforts OF
he shorts to cover caused the option
advance to 60 cents and that was
made the settling price.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-12-31
Two From Cedar Rapids.

..s aria. to Times Republican.
lar Rapids. Dec. 31.-Misses Nina
and Bessie Chapman. popular young
ladies OF this city. perished In the Iro-
quois fire. Tney were visiting in Chi
eago.