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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-18
ADJUSTMENTS.
AT the LYRIC.

Hazel Dawn appears 10 very =oot
advantage in a phozo play adaptation
Of The Masquera ders," taken from the
novel Of the same name by Henry Ar
thur Jones Miss Dawn takes the part
u DEltie, an English maid. who begins
in the first reel as bar maid, care
tree and light hearted aucrioning of
kisses for cnarity. She n1arries a rich
man. but discovers he is gambler
and q spendthrift. and trials and tribu-
lations follow in rapid succession.
eliminating when her husband makes
her the stake at cards against the man
she formerly loved Fortunately the
ending Is i happy one.
Miss Dawn has rather difficult part
and portrays i well There are many
situations callins Tor considerable
dramatic ability. a. well as several de-
ishtful comedy scenes. The scenic
effects are well done and the support
Ing cast the usual capable one The
audiences were fair.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-18
HOLD "cLD MAIDS CONVENTIONS"
Y. NJ. c. A. AUXILIARY Gives Successful
En.s e ainmant "Wednesday Niaht

Entertainment Wednesday Night.
Over 500 patrons attended the '4Old
Maids Convention" given Wednesday
evening at the Y, NJ. c. A by members
of the Ladies Auxiliary of the local
association. Mrs. Cha rles Rogers, pres
iident of the auxiliary, had charge of
the entertainment. and it was largely
thru her efforts and work that the per-
Torrance was such great success.
tltho the entertainment is known TO
many, the characters enacted by eigh-
teen Ille Tllsccss C rs auxiliary were
especially well done. The different parts
contained local interest hits which
created much merriment during the
performance
G. E. Gilman. assisted as Professor
Makeover. who, by his magic machine,
brought about many wonderful changes
10 The "oid maids who went thru the
process and were transformed into the
different beings they desired to become
After the transformation program
was given by the made-over characters.
Misses Irene Mason ana RUN Haires
sang, Jessie Rogers and Mrs. 5. 7.
Henderson gave readings, after which a
dance was given by Misses Gretchen
Binganan and Helen G;,ndlach. Matt
rice Whitaker played q piano solo and
Rev. r. B. Davidson sang a group OF
psasirs SONGS which closed the pro-
gram
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-18
GOSPEL TEAM AT ST. ANTHONY.

Series Of Special Services to Be Held
at NJ. p. Church.
Special gospel services will be held
at the Methodist Protestant church at
St. Anthony Saturday and Sunday. Nov.
20 and 81 by gospel team from Des
Moines Ali the services will be held
at the church. except the meeting for
men Sunday afternoon. which is to be
held in the hall
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-18
Gay about War1
Pupil-What p sayD times 49,
Judge.
Cured HisRUP1URE

Twas badly fuptured while hitting a
trunk several years ago. Doctors said
my only hope was An operation. Trusses
did me no good. Finally got hold OF
something that quickly and completely
cured me. Years have passed and the
rupture has never returned, although I
am doing hard work ~ carpenter. I
have nothing to sell, but win give full
information about how you may find a
complete cure without operation, IL you
write to me. Eugene NJ. Pullen, Car
penter. SsB Marcellus avenue. Manas-
guam. n. J. Better cut out this notice
and show Ito any others who are rup-
s1--cc5s-..e., n,ay aava life or at least
stop the misery Of rupture and the
worry and danger Of m operation.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-18

Class in Current Events.
Teacher-What did General Sherman
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-18
FARMS OF WILLIAM T.GcES
ESTATE, NEAR VAN cLEvE, TO
sc SONS PROPERTY.
WIDOW AND CHILDREN
FILE SALE CONTRACTS
Land cividsd on an Average Per Acre
Valuation CT s1sl-Earrs All Lie
Close to Village of Van clsve and
Are Very Valuable Logan Township
Property.

Three farms comprising SEQ acres,
the properly of the estate OF William
Tlgges. mas oeen divided among the
heirs a, an agreed value of slo6,-
566.-5 according 70 contracts for the
transfers ANA TILE aled. All the land
lies close 40 rancieye, and is in three
separate tracts. The most distant OF
which from yancleve is one and one
hail miles
Four OF raz dve sons become pes
SCISSORS OF tte land March next, ac-
co7ding 10 rhe contracts. The widow.
Mrs. Mary Tlgges. and the fifteen SONS
ard daughters. their wives and 'lus-
bands are parties 10 the contracts.
Lard All Valuable.
Aaolph T5sgeS son. gets the l29-
acre farm q mile southeast OF Van
c.eye at q ya,uation OF sl9,sS1.25, which
IS al The rate Of s1s4 per acre val
uarion
Another son Arthur E Tigges, gets
the 12a-scr4 farm just south q the
farm AdoIph acquires. Il was put in
the division Al an agreed valuation OF
S25,-6-.59 which II a per acre valuation
Of $7i5
TIE heirs save contract 10 tbs
daughter Carrie Tigges. for the lSo-
acre farm half d mile north Of Van
c,e1-e. She. in turn. has entered into
a contract for the sale Of i 10 har
brother =. ". T!gges, at 8 valuation
Of s&l.41.s0. which Is the price al
which il was contracted te he-. This is
At the rate Of valuation Of slss az.
acre
The fourth farm, 152 acres, went :,
George c. Tlgges sor. TIE land i
mile northwest Of Vauc.eve, and the
valuation on !, s-s.S75, OF q Per acre
valuation Of s1s6.
William Ttgges. the former owner OF
the land. died Dec. :. 1872. HIS widow,
Mrs Mar. Tigges. and the following
sons ana daughters and their wives
and husbands, participated in the divi-
sion. 2. X. Tigges, Ado!ph Tigges,
George c. Tigges. W. ]. T!gges, Mrs.
KATE Tigges, Mrs. Mary Tigges, Miss
Carrie Tigges- August klingbeii, Mrs.
Aiary kltng5etl, Arthur E, Tigges,
Clara Tigges, all Of the Melbourne and
Iancleve neighbo-hood; II. ". Wunn
and Mrs. Sophia H-unn. Of Every, and
John Greenfield and Ida Greenfield, OF
Alden MIN.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-18

give four lectures at the association
rooms this week. Mr.. Ward will give his
first lecture Friday evening at Z o'clock
when he will speak on "The Work Of
the Bible" On Saturday afternoon at
$3.50 Mr.. Clark will talk on 1.-THE Mat
ter of Bible Study and In the eve
ming at 1880 his lecture win be on
The How OF tn Bible, The last
lecture, on Sunday afternoon at I
o'clock, will be entitled. shepherd
Psalm" There will be mo admission
charge to the lectures.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-18
GREEK IN JAIL AGAIN.
Charles Chaldouris Held to Federal
Grand jury,

Charles Chaldouris, 3 Green of THIS
City. who Was arrested for bootleg
sing" by the police, pleaded guilty be-
fore Commissioner F'iIzsimmons in the
federal court Wednesday afternoon.
He was held 20 the grand jury under
bond for $500, which he could not fur
nish. He was remsnded TO the Polk
county jail.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-18
DEAN WARD TO SPEAK.
Y. w. c. A. to Hear Four Lectures by
Leander Clark Professor.

H w. Ward. dean of Lean6er Clark
College. Toledo, who recently appeared
in the city before the Woman's Club.
has been secured by the 7. w. c. A. to
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-18

form was begun. The brakeman had
some difficulty in lifting the children
on the train, as they insisted on keep
ing hold Of hands, but they were finally
slowed safely away in the car, where
the two babies promptly went to sleep
and the other children began the last
lap Of their journey in comparative
quiet.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-18

out by the patent office. Another re-
cent patent of local interest is one
granted TO Roy E. Choate, of Cedar
Rapids, for a house moving truck.
Choate is the son of Ed Choate, and a
former Mars halltown boy.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-18
Choice Of Hundreds Of Patterns

There than 800 patterns included in this display many
the patterns the very first time Included
among the Scotch weed the latest
pencil and rgmenta effects there hundreds OF plain and
cheyio smart paids conce
able style and design you could possibly wish for.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-18
Local weather Record.

temperature at Z o'clock in the morn
ing were the extremes Wednesday.
compared with So and %, the range
Tuesday. and 81 and 10, the maximum
and minimum a year ago Wednesday.
At o'clock this morning the temper
allure was "a, five degrees warmer than
at the same hour Wednesday morning.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-18
Bank is incarnorated,

Articles Of Incorporation of the Van
cleye Savings Bank, which was recent
II organized with a capital Of $4,000.
were fled n the office of the county
recorder late Wednesday. The directors
and officers are ". Z. Preston. Mel
bourne. president. A r Balcil, city,
vice president: p. ". stevens city,
Cashier: T T. F7tz W II. Warden,
=. ". Tigges. j D. Wal-e,neyer ard ].
/. Mason yancleve. directors.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-18
Mcom5ERs FINED sec
Local "Bootlessers" Assessed Fine and
Sent to Jail.

Frank and Bert McComber arrested
here for "bootlegging, were fined 500
each and were each sentenced to serve
sixty days in Jail by Judge Wade in
the federal court Wednesday. The
brothers pleaded guilty following their
Indictment
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-18

Lee-ard Man Gets Patent.
Joseph l. Bzat.e, OF LeGrand, has
been granted patent for a bolt bear
Ing, according - announcement sent
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-01-01

Among the pleasant social functions
was the skating party given last even
ing at Morton lake by q number OF
young people Of this city in honor of
Mr. Harry Horseacorn Of Dayton.
Ohio, who is spending the holidays
with his parents on North Twentieth
street The feature Of the evening
was the supper served about a huge
camp fire at a late hour.
Mrs Quill and daughter of Eaton.
Ohio. are the guests of friends in this ,
city for a few days.
Mr. James Sullivan of Columbus. is
the guest of his sister. Mrs. William
Reece and daughter Miss katherine
Sullivan. for a few days at their home
on North Eighth street
Mrs. Bessie Burr Knight is a guest
at the home of her brother Mr.. and
Mrs F. l.. Burr. All North Seventeenth
street.
Miss Alma Buettner of Anderson. is
the guest Of friends in this city for
a few days.
MI. anu MIS- Nlilam NOIlSCuldSer
and son Edgar. of Des Moines. Iowa,
were called to New Paris by the ser.
ious illness of the latters mother.
Mrs. Dorothy Smith has returned to
her home after short stay in this
city with Mrs. d. F. Scherb at her
home on North Second street E
prnf MT IL i'm nis.G
OF Tuscaloosa. Ala. who have been
spending the holidays here with Mr..
Dickinsou's parents, are leaving Sun
day for Cleveland where they will
visit for a few days en- route home.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-01-01

The social committee of the Indiana
polls Glove company gave a dance last
night in the Odd Fellows hall. The
Weisbrod Saxophone orchestra played
the order of dances The affair was
largely attended. Dancing began at
$3.50 O'Clock and was continued until
the "weesma" hours of the morning.
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GterbltdfeitsberiAt.

9urrisi GOon, "a, RoanOts @sbau
be; Gebirpidlag.
Gsorge 5uiton, 65 1923 ainn Sir.t
Gsbirnihlae.
aaeb pOrtsr, So. 537 Glart Ctr;
aitbma.
SObn Benton, 56. TIC aaursI Str;
Sunsenentsiinbung.
Sobn goams, 80. 1165 SarriIor
apenue; 9lutnrmiitb.
OIipsr Pepper, &C, sSorsifpills,
5arnidurtDsrgifiuns.
f5rsberid aOitsr, 10. JOl.p Roabi
arebs.
Senrp Grisrfamp, 70, 1923 Weil
WeUiiden apeille; yiierenlsiben.
1rsoerid 9lpmper, 81. 90 Garfiels
plars; aabmlns.
sSobn 1beim, 38, 2849 S.nibalr
Gpenue; Ssr5leioen.
anna Sirit. 81, 1408 Gaiiern ap,.;
SGbmune.
@rdliff aueas, SO, 1456 Gaiisru
aDsnue; SnqusF in S9pebs.
Seurp OIfou. AZ. 369 5op,n gtDe.
me; glutuns.
Tlepsr aabn. II. Siibiides atlisHa
btim; golleniteins.
5obn Oblsr. SO. 1925 Ris. Ctr;
2unseneniSiinbuna.
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1emer.

Durd aursi9lub ipurbs seit.ru
Morsen in Der qumpenbanDluns I'M
5anje SO. I011 SlDo Girabe Elm
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$50 anrihtete.
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riabs Der qlnm Girabe. serufen. Gin
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ralruer 3eii unbsnabisn @sbdiibs
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mtrb dngeiiominen. bab adnbs
itreider. iptIhs felt siniaer 3sit
ben Ban ala G2Iupfpin!sl be,pbsu,
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m5slidsr Wtife ben Raud peruriad.
bdtteu unb toanu Dor bem Gintrsfftn
Der 5susrpebr bur9gebrdHnt tparen.
gteiseu Ses dluifes
SnrdJ ben beftisen Sleseu iuabrenO
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Gub uHo in INNER nod ON Sieissn
in Falmouth, ap., auf 2l,6 }ub uno
sbsnials nod am Steissn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-18
1abtpm ,sao OeueSne.

5suts abeHb finbei i'm Gtabi.
ratbsiaal in BeGepue cine geriamm.
lung itatt, I'm bi. n5tbis.n anoronun.
gen fir ben jdbrlibenWsibn
gu treffen. Sn Der aaiIe befinbsn iid
$268.
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lepue bate cine gsgnabisunssbebSrbe
treirt. 0as ipures fir unseiebliH er,
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ben ibre jdbrlids aisens ernsuert err
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@efeaf4uft amiifirte fi6 nit Muiii
unb Tang auf bas 8dis, iporauf elm
belifater Qunh Ierpirt ipurbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-18
Saie.Saa.

Geitsrn gOrmittas iraten in Rem
gorf bic aommittssn Der Nntionals
glmeritans. SnternoiionaIs unb BE-
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babsn beihloFen, ben S6pdrmsr
alpombIsb unb GdIsubsrer 2enr gum
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Nettes pHdn5ben.
Der 10 Sabre alse HDp Campbell aus
aRidisaH DerIeet iia auf'S
Sdnpinbeln,

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9lm ZBlnefters Mbenb
2hrien 0aite bic 5lusi ilbr 0Orsms
in ben @irtbidaiten bleibeu.

Der Wirtbidaiisbeirisb am Splps;
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mnb nm sipsi llbr Morsens osfinitip
G6IuB sema6t irerben.
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ciH,itnt atrhanblunaen
Der etabtapmmiiidu Don 0ppinstpH as., on
1pansritsg, ben t6 Ie5ember 1915.

Der etabtapmmiiidu Don GppiustoH ap., ON
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atteitiri: y. o. alofisrmanu, Etnbt,
0fcrf.
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bent, Sarrp Smitb; @i5eprafioent.
Sobm Yfeiter; ;Sinan5iefretdr, abe g.
SpraoIine; ssrot. SeEretar, &.
Barnes; Stjasmeiiter. 8. Whlrna.
ban. SGnurtIid)e bisberigcn 9atslie'
Der bes GreflutD.9IaisidJliies. Der iid,
ans gertrctern ieoer einSelnen Stra.
benbobu 9Iuiiru 3lianluieniest.
wmoen pieOcr erpoblt, init Nus.
nabmc besienisen BON Der Sitsuo.
0ipiiion, no G. grppbp erpablt NOR
ben III. 1900 Don Den 1900 Wiitglie.
bern Der G4utiicn bctbeiIisten iid al
Der Mabl.
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ciner berarisen geiieIlimg nifts
:p,bte iuo Campbell purbe onim Den
TetettipeS SdgpaebIe nno HaincD
iibermltrporiet, Die i'm nad Der Gen.
trolitation braf,ten.
Sier betmlpteie Der gerbaitets
Sd)aliipieIer su iein unb lem Bib.
aernnme ilt auaebIib Jinnep imo iei.
ne giiltter 1T Die gigeniIiiInerin ei.
mes S,uioe. rub slifaicirtus. Camp.
bca par i'm pollen llntiane aeItdnoig
,ulo erfldrte, oaB ibm has @elo aus.
eesansen fer ilno or 6aber aili oieien
SdgriubeI perfallcn iei.
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nnsarifdr 9 Sariftl.iisr
ptrbdftet.


OonHgstopH. o.. IL. Deg. @.
y. RemenDi. Sdriftleitsr zines lnsa
ridden Blattss bieiiser Stabt, ipnrb.
am 1yrsitas bon einsm SiIfs guns
besmarIGaa unler Der 4nflnat per,
baftsi, bic Bunbss Si,usretiess psrs
lsbt gu bdbsn. inbsm e. NIT siHsm
Qfuiomobil, auf ipelhes er ttinsn 3on
be3abIts, ponWiHbfor nn4 Detroit sss
fnbrsn isi. Sn @inbIor ipurbe Ct Don
ben sdnabiihen geborbsn ais perb14s
tia psrbafist. ipGtsr ab,r frsi9slaftR.
Rsmsnpi bebauptet, bab feline Ser.
baftuns nlir porgenomn,H iporotn isi,
Inn ibn nad adnaba 3uriidJubrinssn,
bamit bieaanabier Jpn beftrofsB ionns
Ten. n,
GboIerafsunt duf ben
Ybilippinen.
Bafbinstpn .. g., IL. Deg.
Gapt. n. 6. Seislboptr. BON Bun
bes Snniiitsforps. icniiniirte an
s5rsitas Dor benz Genois NusIdub
fir bic pbilippinsn. bab iid i'm Dsts
flofenen Sabre 10000 ToSssfdue an
Der Cholera auf ben pbilippinsH srs
sisnst bditsu, neil bic eingtb0rsntu
Saniidisbsamisn BEN an iie 9sitsuteH
2lniorotrunasn nidt esnlgi<n. Vnr
Ieun sydne fsitn CUR atnntuib Der
dmsriinnifdtn MiIitdrdt5te sebraM
iporbtn, neil bic sinssborenkn Hsafns
ten ben 9tiitanb bsr glmerisaufr ab'
IebHien.
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unb S&ipdrrvr Som ased fein,n
sbrsnDoIlsn slbi9isb su sebsn. gud
tpurb. bsiannt ssgeb.n. bab Sanger
3om glarte feinsn aonirait nit ben
.Rsbs" fir 1916 in ben ud4itsn Ia.
qsn unierseihnen ipirD.
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9teDpprf.

- Die 8eipobner IN Der Rdbe Der
2inbfap citation beilagen ii9 odriiber,
boz ibre ainber iiber eine Meile al
laufsu babeH, ebe iie bic Sffentli6e
'54Ms IN Clifton errei4eM
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2ofal Beridt.
geamteniuabl Der Straheubabner
lInioH.

gei Der am Donnerstag Itattaebnb.
ten Beanitenipabl Der electric Rail-
wnp Gmplopeg Of Mmerieon, 9iDiiion
go. G27, oereu Meiultat erit geiteru
ieitgcitelt weroen fpnrte, rpiiroeu fol.
.gcnoe sarbioateH ertpdblt: prdib
The Prescott daily news., 1915-08-03
A DRAWING CAMPAIGN.

A small girl went home from school at Ketchikan. Alaska, after talk to the children by Mrs Cornelia Temple ton Hatcher, president of the territor- ial W. c. T. U., and excitedly an nounced to her mother that she was going to sign the mustard roll" Mrs. Hatcher repeated the information to that the temperance forces intended to put considerable ginger into the campaigns for prohibition and the children would supply a right smart of mustard" The combination would dry voter to the polls on November 4, 1916