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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-28
CHAPTER XVIII


ToNGoRIo stared first at the huddled
IL perspiring man beside the telephone
and then at the frightened woman. rs that
the truth?" he demanded. harshy
''Yes." Austin answered. '"They are
bringing the body TO this side. You know
did you know this" The general turned
upon Alaire. OF the four he was the least
excited.
From the background Paloma auavered /:
You told us Ricardo was not dead. So
II Is all right There il no--harm done"
A brief silence ensued. then Longorio
shrugged. who lSnows7 Let us hope that
he suffered no harm on Mexican soil That
would be serious, indeed yes. very serious,
for have given my word TO your Govern
ment This-David Law--he pronounced
the name carefully. but with a strange. for
eign accent-"he is a reckless person 10
defy the border regulations. II Is a grave
matter 10 invade foreign territory on such
a mission" Longorio again bent his brill
liant eyes upon Alaire. II see that you
are concerned for his safety. You would
not desire him TO come 10 trouble, chi
He has done you favors he Is your friend.
as I am. Well"--a mirthless smile ex-
posed his splendid white teeth--''we must
think OF that Now viii bid you good
night"
where are you Eoinsr' demanded Miss
Jones.
ITO the river and then TO Romero. !
may be needed. for those men Of mine are
stupid fellows and there Il danger Of q
Misunderstanding In the dark anything
may happen. ! should like 10 meet this
David Law he Is a man OF my own kind.'
Turning 10 Young I'D" he said. '-rhere Il
reason for haste. and a horse moves slowly
Would you do me the favor. Il you have
an automobile"
.'Nol ! won'tr' Ed declared. Il don,
want 10 see the Rio 0rande tonight.
won't be involved"
CONTINUED MONDAY
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HEART OF THE SUNSET

BY REX BEACH
COPYRIGHT. 1915. bv Harper & Brothers.


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BoRNEo. Mr. and Mrs. John. 7O2 Catharine
street. a son, Rito Anthong. pounds.
CONWAY, Mr.. and Mrs. Michael. 4504 Lin
more avenue. son. pounds ounces
CuRRAN, Mr.. and Mrs. william, s43 North
Taylor street a daughter. Frances. 10
pounds ounces.
GOODMAN, Mr.. and Mrs. Morris. 500s York
road, a daughter. pounds ounces.
JACOBSON, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond, 2644
South Alder street. son, pounds IL
ounces.
KRAUs. Mr.. and Mrs George, 2227 Ridge
avenue. a daughter Marie, pounds IS
ounces
LoauE, Mr. and Mrs David. 1909 South
For1y-ninth street. son. pounds 10
ounces
yACHOFsKY. Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan. 7ss
south Third street, a daughter, 2 pounds
ounces.
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CHURCH OBSERVES FOUNDING
Weeks Celebration Begins Tomorrow
With Gwynedd Congregation

0WYNEpD, Pa. Oct. 2s---Tomorrow will
mark the opening OF a weeks services In
observance Of the fftieth anniversary Of
the Church OF the Messiah at Gwynedd
Tho church Is prominently known be-
cause Il Is attended by members OF the
wealthy summer colony az Gwynedd VAL
lev from Philadelphia and It's suburbs
tomorrow Is Historical Day" and sle
Rev Benjamin N. Bird. rector. viii deliver
an address on Some "reminiscences OF
Parish History" At memorial service.
the speakers Will be Judge William H.
home Is here the Rev. Francis Faith Of
West Chester; the Rev. Herbert w. Burke.
of Norristown: the Rev III. A L. Hoyt,
Cyiiwyd. and the Rev H. G Pastorius. Of
I.ansford. VINO was rector from 1879 to
1875,
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Friend. % q Mnnnt % :'ret {,c>r.,.' ~
'.s,s: &c s:': Z : g ss:s: ss ss' .;! ,'ss % s' 8
The. rev. Edward Hawke. of g. rd~><1.
sams nns's ,h fis'f tss ,s',sss Ksrsn sn ~ o1r
Of the Eternal tomorrow sveninr q 73o o'e'o<<-
n, New c.s,efs Safs Gun = r~sifin street s<Ie*
& 5sss & oms se;f y ss.r'sa,s ., s n.ns
s. saes css ef ss s sns un'ss'r' fe'es o"' n
REV. chariev Henry brent. pi-nop cf ~
fora ettesiese On work IN the rRllinpin,, Hskcr
Bren, 4 known Tor NJ. inisilsetosi power ard
sSSs eenv.nsen n' az 81 fonis ~ s ~ 4 senior rnS>r
ops% @ eenpis.On ss ssd y iSs s sstSof q %sn5
RELIGIOUS books.
series g sunday evening susstinss i, e az:
az shs First cSrissian' church to,norro~ ni<st
With an addrss5 ny pr' ..WiVifm In,L o<
national Afbiiration'' 81 I.
csDI ss R'S ,rs eO7S sy ssrss gi'r VII psss q ~
sss Seon North or anias Tsnsn Il, csss. e ns
rhs rev. oeorss ch.lmsr. nlshmona wII!
SQUARE. S.'Ss' on % fTosr-s:ISs ffSSssis.ssH;is%.
The REV Edwefs >. Hsmesson WIN ADDRESS
the Presbytsrian minister. " Wsstminsicr HAL
Preacher
uppS 5aes n, y srosS 81 srons SSsrso adrsss
next thursday night before the rhiiadcIptI1
~ Sn,on % n,a ~ ne p,,herx arotnnrhood y5oo.>
W ~ w ~ - - 80 = -'~----. Il 4
reformation day services WI, be hsla y ss
,se op.fa HOUSE, WIN whsPs shs mss
mestinE will Be held, The Rsv; Edwin Hsyt
rn,n,rr wsar, nsssy, seyy,ce 20 NV w -
"'"'"'"s 'N'''N'' -
Tn. Rev John W. stockweil pastor OF the
Tmqron pa osnnr ns c Ths Msreelous Fower Of
us,ttie "t.hila over VIVA nesstr0 lie viii nisS
discuss "uettlns Birrer Results Out of LifsF
~ 'n' ''e"'"'
Tom Farmer ana leo. Mcrcer VII cioQ*c
their social service work N tnls Guy wltn w. w.
ahsIshss hTsnsnss IN the Vicinity during tie day
onuiSneS =" Wv ''es - 49,
~. n..,., Va w.,.,. ,..,or 40 a..
Friendly, Church. VIII continue his sunday eve-
nlrs Ts 'Slss Ths.s ,oorw WIN
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Notiess for the seelsts paEs win BE- ae-
Isi Is III % sssh % ne;lss. ~ must T ~ "i',i<a o. az.
sl Il 9u re ssSss*s ssss ss -' ~s<a K -'sssai sss:.is &
phsns . .s.:nsef ,n.st % b. ...I .'sa; e.. its"f q
send Al eueE tsn41.uaI Zeal lious " r<c{Ie1
Edite<." fse''ns Aed<ef> iadspeadsaes
. :srz .;,2s.s.@.s'- ,.a g: =, s.5f'ss n.
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Brand-New Babies

The Evening Ledger win print, free Of
charge notices OF recent births sent In
through proper channels. Address Brand
New babies" Evening LedEer. COG Chestnut
street. Name and address and, when possi-
BILE. telephone number Of sender must ae-
company each notice sent.
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Personals

An engagement announced to1ay Is that
Miss elisabeth Dawson Wheeler. daush-
" Hr& Gibson HfI. % Mr. Albert
Inward Kennedy Jr. SON of Mr. and Mrs
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A number of entertainments are being
arranged In honor Of Miss Mary Hasse
whose marriage 20 Mr.. George Lawrence
Miller win take place on Saturday. Novem-
Der II.
on Monday. November g. Miss Josephine
Tomlinson win give a luncheon at the
Union League IN honor OF the bridal party.
which includes Miss Prudence Newlin. Miss
Elizabeth Koib. Miss Helen Barnett. Miss
Marjorie Thomas and Miss Allsc Darby.
Mrs Silas NJ Tomilnson will chaperon the
party. on Tuesday. November 7. lunch.
con and theater party will be given by Miss
Marjorie Thomas.
Miss Hazel A. Manners. OF Newark. N.
j., II the guest OF Miss Ethel r. Corwin.
OF 21f9 North Camac street who enter
tained yesterday afternoon for Miss Man
ners. whose engagement 10 Mr. George
fagle. OF Newark. was recently announced.
Miss Julia Lavino. Of East Craver's lane.
Chestnut HIN, Is tho guest OF Mrs. Il. s.
Brice at her home In New York.
The Bresdler Club viii hold its first
masdue dance tomorrow evening at New
Casino Hall. 1891 Dickinson street
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Frank j. Cannon of Colorado. viii touch
upon the Erowth Of MQrmouism In an .ddr<sa
Union OF the brotherhood of Andrew and PhiIiu.
90 be held IN the Bethany Brotherhood House
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FRIENDS of Mount sinai 1c<cll&l ~I|
concert and dane. t.ne<rcr A. r.1cs'1|4
the benefit of the hospital Ir< board 81 ~.
rcetors Of The hospital have premi-<d g e''<e1-
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Mr and Mrs. Edwin A. Batcman. OF Mill
bourne. announce the marriage on october
IS OF their niece. Miss Anna Trlmble Ash
down German. 20 Mr.. q. J. r. Miller. Jr.,
son OF Doctor Miller. OF 1859 Frankford
avenue.
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The. Rey. John w. stoctweil. pastor Of ths
Church Of the New Jerusalem. VIII preach to-
morrow morning on THE Marvellous Power Of
Little child Over wild neasts." He will ole4
at the evening services
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The Rev. Edward T. Humeston win address
ss nss, Monday morning on John spsrsswf Jones'
Preacher"
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Church will deliver lecture on why 4 b.
csns C. Sesn9s',em IN ths chsren '. = 2o-
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The Rev ocorse Chalmers Richmond win
preach tomorrow night at a o'clock In Doctor
sssss' sassss on sSSss ss Ss h'~-
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Reformation day services will be held II. 81
Matthew'S Lutheran Church with sprakcrz from
the Metropoitan Qrera House. where the ma -
meeting will be held The Rev Edwin Heyl
Delk. pastor OF the church. will preach a. the
morning service.
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series % sunday evening fusetines 20 az.
At the First Christian Church tomorrow nIEnt
with an address by Dr. william \ Hail. o.
national Arbitration"
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Universal peace VII b. discussed tori<nt =
the New Century club. Twelfth street below
Chestnut nt = nicetinr Of the fshsi k<~~-ohir.
Dr. Jesse Holmes of avnffhnorc CcIi<4> and
be ono Of the spcakere
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Rev. Charles. Henry brent. Bishop cf tne
fhlirplnes. viii spfak Mondey, nixnt - Hn<o<-
Brent 4 known for hts intriitctuai pcvtr and
took LEADING part IN tho Protestant UIftr1p1I
convontion AZ 81 I!ouis, f-e is senior member
ef the American deicsnticn 70 the tntcrnrtioro
religious books
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..rorn,, Farmer and TED Mercer win close
their social service work IN this city with talks
tomorrow afternoon IN the Central and West
branches Y. NJ. G. A. and In several Of the
churches In the vicinity during the day.
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The Rev. Daniel ". weiaie, pastor Of the
ming talks tomorrow niFht with discourse %
ssThe Three SurpriseBf ".
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mr. Madison c. Peters, Of New York win
preach again tomorrow in the Memorial Bapfisf
Church 1.-THE Motherhood OF Cod viii he
the subject OF his sermon IN the morning. and
s'Christian Is What Christian Does. the topic
men only at 2;so D. m. on 'The Man Who is All
There"
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A special service comriemerating twenty-five
years service Of Harry ~ staten az orEanist
avenue and Harvey street. will be held tomor-
row nirht In the church. The rector. the Rev.
s. p Keeling. will preach tomorrow morning
on '.rhe Ministry OF Music" A reception was
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NJ and Mrs Gilbert 6pruancc. Of IS
xanh<im street. Germantown, announce the
erearemeni u their daughter. Miss EiVi@
al spruance 70 ar. James b Bal. of West
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-02-18
News of Traer.
Tines-Republican,

Special TO Times Republican.
Traer. Feb. iS.-John Burns, Jr.. has
not been so we'll of late. His treat
ment in Chicago seems to have been OF
no benefit. He has been taken to In
dependence torthe state hospital for
treatment.
Mrs. Sam Ewing was operated upon
Thursday morning for gall bladder
trouble. She is doing as we'll as could
be expected.
The firm Of Weyrich & Evans, furni-
ture dealer, Is to be dissolved Ar.
Weyrich will continue the business
alone. Mr.. Evans and family probably
Will locate in Bayard. where he is al
ready interested in furniture store.
News came Of the death of Roger
Duniavey as shock to his parents and
friends. He was middle in Uncle
Sans navy, having Joined the service
in 1914. He died Of heart failure fol-
lowing diphther!a III a naval hospital
IN Philadelphia. The body arrived in
Waterloo. the present home. on Mon
day. The funeral was held from the
nome on Tuesday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-02-18
Toledo News Notes.

Special to Times Republican.
Toledo, Feb. iS.-Miss Lillian Tode
clerk in the county recorders office. is
Ill and unable 10 attend to her duties
Leroy Breithaupt. nephew OF Mrs
c. A. Benson. a resident OF Burns Ore
made a short visit 10 his relatives here
yesterday. Mr.. Breithaupt has been
employed by the government for five
years in an experimental station at
Burns, and Is enroute from call 10
Washin gton. ID. g.. where he spent
twenty-four days in reports, study and
plans at the governp ent bureau.
f c. Erbersole has been quite severe
~ i'll for few days but is reported as
improving and much better now.
D w. Turf2ttt and son Erwin have
purchased from w. G. Walters the east
half OF the lot on which the Congre-
sational church stood and are plan
ming TO build a modern residence
thereon this season.
4 patriotic meeting will be held at
the college next Tuesday. FEB. %. at
10 a. m. Washington's birthday. There
VIII he decorations suited to the occa-
sion and patriotic music. Rev. .. II.
Sisson, OF Tama. will deliver the ad-
dress.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-02-18
OMAHA AUTHORITIES DECLARE
EPIDEMIC MAY BE MORE
QUICKLY CONTROLLED.
OFFICIALS DIFFER AS TO
METHODS TO BE USED
Smaller Towns Of Western Iowa Close
All Places Of Public Gathering to
Wipe Out Scarlet Fever Epidemic
Omaha Schools Remain Open and
Children Are Carefully Watched.
Special TO Times Republican.

Special TO Times Republican.
Council Bluffs, Feb Is. City and
town officials do not agree as t. the
best methods for checking the epidemic
OF scarlet fever which is practically
general in western Iowa. In Glenwood
and Tabor the schools have been closed
and even the court in Glenwood was
ordered to suspend business by the
board Of health. In neither place are
there many cases of the disease and
these are closely quarantined. In other
towns the schools are kept going. In
Omaha the health officers declare that
if it had not been for the continuance
OF the schools and system OF school
inspection. there would have been 5000
instead of 500 or 400 cases of scarlet
fever. 1t is the claim OF expert medi-
cal men that the disease can be con-
trol!ed better and stamped out quicker
with the children in school.
In this city there are about forty
cases, an accumulation of severa!
weeks spread of the disease. Among
the cases are the two children of Edi-
tor W. r. Orchard, of the Nonpareil.
When their daughter was taken sick
Mr.. Orchard went home and remained.
Three weeks later their son. who had
returned to school, was taken i'll with
the disease and was fastened home.
At Glenwood a district odd Fellows
convention at which 500 or 700 Odd
Fellows were expected. has been post
poned until March IS.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-02-18
WESLEYAN WANTS $500, 900.
College Asks Conference to Add to
Endowment Fund.

Special to Times
Mount Pleasant, Feb 1S.-The board
of trustees of Iowa Wesleyan College
met in their regular mid year session.
This proved to be one of the most inn
portant sessions that the board has
held for some time, the members be-
ing in session practically all day and
until late hour last night. The reg
ular routine business being dispensed
with the plans were made and per-
fected for insurng the future stability
and financial standing of the college.
a resolution was passed by the board
that the district conference of the
Methodist church, which is at present
in session In Ottumwa, be asked to
raise an additional 100000 endowment
from the one conference. Should this
sum be raised, which together with thc
100000 already obtained in Mount
Pleasant and Henry county, would give
the school an endowment OF over three
quarters Of million dollars. The pros
poets ot securing this amount are en-
couraging and should they prove sue
cesSful, Iowa Wesleyan will be Bile to
take her place as one of the leading
UNCONVENTIONAL colleges in the state.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-02-18
iOWA'S NEWEST. TOWN
With But One Dissenting Vote, Cedar
Heights Elects to Incorporate

Waterloo. FEB. ls.-By virtue Of a
special election Wednesday. a. which
only one negative vote " as registered.
Cedar Heights makes its bow as the
newest town IN Iowa. Thirty-seren
ballots were cast, OF which one vas de.
fective and one voted against inco-por-
alton
In about two weeks a caucus will
De called at which candidates for the
various offices will be nominated, The
election probably will take place the
last Monday in March. the same as
other cities. Thomas Dunn has an
nounced his candidacy for MAYOR
There probably Will be other candi-
dates before the caucus Several of
the voters have urged W. F. Parrot
TO throw his hat in the ring
Cedar Height this newest town, T.
composed OF square mile Of terri
tory. It Is situated near the east limits
OF Cedar Falls and has picturesque
surroundings. The Waterloo. Cedar
Falls & Northern railway passes thru
the town and the Rock Island tracks
are at the foot OF a high bluff. on the
west bank OF the river.
With the birth Of the village will
come the necessity for a mayor. clerk
assessor, councitmen. solicitor, post
master and postoffice The popuIa ton
now is approximately $50, but 1t is an
ttctpated the place viii have a rand
growth.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-02-18
Grain Company. SAT-. Tapped.

Maxwell. Feb. 1S.-The safe at the
Farmers Grain Company office was
tapped and about SIC In cash taken.
Manager II. B. Shelter had locked
the safe and gone to the post offics
for his mornings mail, returning al
most Immediately. Upon opening the
safe. he found that the money was
gone, together with the pouch which
contained 1t. The burglar was evident
ly familiar with MIR. Smeltzer's move
ments. and taking advantage of his
temporary absence. had committed the
theft. re-locked the safe and made his
getaway. There is no tangible clue
to the identity of the miscreant but
there is general feeling that 1t was
local work. This is the second time
the Farmers Grain Company safe has
been riiied and a small sum pilfered.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-02-18
IHE value Of TRUTH

Truth in businessisjust as important
as truth in everyday life; truth creates
confidence. establishes goodwill and
builds a reliability that will not be
wrecked by the storms of competition.
Through three generations people
have learned to place reliance on the
advertised words of SCOTS Emulsion,
because they are untarnished, unex.
aggerated truisms about a household
remedy of real and actual worth.
The popularity of SCOTS Emulsion
is increasing as intelligence advances,
because in these days of authorizations
it continues to guarantee pure cod liver oil
incidentally perfected with glycerine and
hypophosphites to build strength, i'm
prove the blood and strengthen the lungs.
It is free from alcohol or opiates-a whole
some food-tonic, truthfully advertised.
Scott & Bovine. Bloomfield. n. ]. 15-z(
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-02-18
COLLEGE BOYS EARN WAY.
Onethird Of GrinneiI Students Pay
Own Board and Rooms.

Special TO Times Republican.
Grinncll. Feb. lS.-That one-third OF
the men at Grlnnell earn their board
and room while attending college. thus
making themselves almost entirely
clf-supporting. is the conclusion ar
rived upon from figures compiled by
the field secretary of the college Of the
relative expense of the men enrolled
in Grinneu Besides this one third
there is another third who pay mora
or less of their own college bills, the
amount varying anyw here from $40 to
$3.50
This is the first time that accurate
statistics of this kind have been com
piled and the results were surprising
in regard TO The large number of men
who are working their way thru. About
a score of GrinneH men are paying
every cent OF their way thru college.
The figures also reveal the fact that
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-02-18
PROBATE NOTICE.

Office of the clerk of the Distric.
court. State Of Iowa, Marshall coun-
~, 50.
District court, January term, A. D.,
1915.
To whom 1t may concern:
You and each Of you are hereby mott
fed to appear at the court house in
MarshaHtown, Iowa, in said county, at
9 o'clock a. m. on the Sd day of March,
1915, to attend the proof of and pro-
batting an instrument in writing pur-
porting to be the last will and tesla
ment of Ellis Rockhiil, late OF Mar
shall county. Iowa, deceased. at which
time and place you will appear and
show cause. IL any, why said will
should not be admitted to probate.
IN testimony whereof. have hereto
subscribed. my name and affixed the
Deai OF the district court, this 4th day
u February, A. d. 1915.
fSEAL.l s. II. REILLY.
Clerk OF the District Court.