Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-27
STATE FREE EMPLOYMENT b.
REAu MAKING EFFORT TO
BRING AID TO FARMERS.
EMPLOYERS URGED TO
FILE APPLICATIONS NOW
Campaign Of Preparedness For Spring
Rush-sureau Sending Out Circulars
Explaining ETorts-s@F-e-. Court
sustains Two Heavy Damage Ver-
diets Against Railroad Companies.
Special to Tia,es-Republican.

Special to Tines epuolican
Des Moines. Nov. a7.-The state free
employment bureau is sending OUT let
tiers to state senators and representa-
tlves asking their cooperation IN
placing the bureau in touch with
farmers who are in need OF farm help
The bureau is making an especial eE-
fort to secure farm help for farmers
early and before the season Tor farm
work opens in the spring. IN bulie-
tin which is being SEM out by the ou-
reau the following special notice Is
printed relative 10 farm help:
The state free employment bureau
i DESTROYS Of being helpful 10 the
farmers OF Iowa in securing help for
the coming year Letters are now be-
ing mailed To prominent farmers thru
out the state asking their corporation
and urging them 70 induce their neigh
bors 10 file applications with the aU-
reau for help needed next spring. The
idea is to get the farm: laborer II
touch with the employer before the
season for farm work opens, 50 there
will De no delay for either party Under
this plan, the farmer viii have an op-
portunity. If ne so desires. 81 person.
ally interview the farm Iaoo-er BE-
fore hiring and in this way secure men
best fitted for the particular labor for
which he needs help All persons VINO
are seeking farm work for the com ing
year ara urged 20 hle their applica-
lions with Inc bureau Al once. so they
can be placed in com municalaI. Dc
not put II OF File an application
now"
AT a recent meeting NJ the board Of
secondary school relations rne follow
ing schools were recommended for tae
the high school accredited list: Coin
high school. Epwerth seminary. Ep-
worth: Our Lady OF The Angels. Lyons:
Immaculate Conception. Davenport:
Sacred Heart Eagle Grove; Mt ST.
Mary Cherokee.
The plan followed in Lincoln, Seh-,
of allowing the boys and girls VINO are
members of the clubs conducted under
the direction OF the state and the gov
eminent 10 conduct market day sales
in a public place may be adopted by
many other states including Iowa ac-
cording to Secretary w Il Genmeli
of the STATE board o. education. who
has just returned from attending
conference Of workers in the clubs at
ST Louis. The meeting was attend
ed by club workers from twelve north
central states.
There was a great interest mani
tested in this plan said Secretary
Gemmcn. land 1t brought out much
discussion. In Lincoln they have no
other public market and the one main
tanned by the boys and girls was
therefore literally patronized"
Secretary Gumnlell said the work OF
the Iowa boys and girls clubs being
carried on under the direction OF Prof.
f. c. Bishop of Ames. was more ex-
tensive than that OF any other state
represented. The states are now en-
titled to use part of the Smich-Lerer
agricultural appropriation fund in the
boys and girls club work This will
enable the work TO take on a wider
scope than ever before
Workers at the conference declared
thar the clubs were having a big in
fuance IN cementing the interests Of
the boys and girls n the farm.
The supreme court Yesterday sus-
tanned two damage cases appealed by
railroads 10 the higher court One was
from Page county IN which the hairs
Of Andrew ?. Johnson. So years OF age
at the tirne Of his Death Jan. L. 1912
vera awarded s9.024 in verdict
against the Wabash railroad TIE 9TH
or was that Of = Great Wcs.ern ergi-
neer. John ]. Speiln1an who ran be-
tween Des Moines and Oel1Tein Spell
mans estate was awarded s11I5o
Andrew P Johnson lived at Blanch-
ard Both he and 13-vear-old boy,
Ralph johnson. the con Of the elder
mans employer, We're struck by the
train which went thru the town at a
high rate of speed an hour late on the
evening the accident occurred The
man and boy were about TO cross the
track in a wagon when the accident
occurred
spellran was killed when his train
ran into an open switch at Oelwein
March %. 1910 His engine was de-
rallied and overturned and ne was
CRUSHED beneath Z. dying the day fol-
lowing the accident
The supreme court yesterdav sus-
tanned q motion to have the Charles
Ford ha Deas corpus case submitted for
its consideration Dec IA Ford Is fight
ing for his liberty. He was indicted
on four counts by the Woodbury. coun-
ty grand jury and his first trial was to
be on the charge of completely in the
robbery of the Greenville bank In the
suburbs of Sioux City This was set
for Friday, Nov. 49, but an injunction
was secured restraining the prosacu-
ton of the case until the higher court
could pass on the habeas corpus pro-
ceeding-
Toledo News Notes.
Special to Time Re publican
Toledo. Nov 27.-Among those COM
ing to Toledo to spend Thanksgiving
with home folks and remain for a
weekend visit were DR. Herman
Runkle wife and daughter from Low