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on Monroe street, ten pound son. The
child has been named Benjamin, Jr.
Mrs. w. F. Crimes, OF Maple avenue,
went to Pittsburgh today to spend sew
eral days.
Ben Nathan, of Parkersburg, is the
guest of his sister, Mrs. Bert s. Leo
pold on Fairmont avenue.
Frank McCray Of the Colonial
theatre was a business visitor in
Clarksburg yesterday.
Mrs. Fred Helmick is quite i'll at
her. home on Fairmont avenue.
Mrs. Loran Meredith is Ill at her
home on Walnut avenue with grip.
Mrs. Morris, who resides with her
daughter, Mrs. Clarence Robinson, on
the East Side, has been very Ill for
the last week. l
Miss Lillian Scranage has gone to
Pruntytown where she is the guest Of
her sister. Mrs. Porter Mason.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hawkinberry
welllknown residents Of Marion coun-
ty, are both confined to their home at
Barrackville with severe cases Of grip.
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Take Iron, Says. Doctor, if You
Want Plenty of Stay l7tere'
Strength Like an Athlete!

days time simply by taking iron in
the proper form, and this after they
had in some cases been doctoring for
months without obtaining any benefit.
But don't take the old forms OF re.
duced iron, iron acetate or tincture OF
iron simply to save few cents. You
must take iron ina form that can be
easily absorbed and assfmilated like
nuxated iron II you want it to do YOU
any good, otherwise it may prove
worse than useless. Many an athlete
or prize fighter has won the day sim
ply because he knew the secret OF
great strength and endurance and
filled his blood with iron before he
went into the ARRAY, while many an:
other has gone down to inglorious de-
feat simply for the lack Of iron.
Note-Nuxated Iron recommended
above by DR.. Sauer, is one OF the
newer organic iron compounds. I'm
like the older inorganic iron products,
it is easily assimilated, does not In.
jure the teeth, mako them black, nor
upset the stomach; on the contrary,
1t is most potent remedy, In nearly
all FORMS OF indigestion, as well as for
nervous, rundown conditions. The
Manufacturers have such great conf
dence in Nuxated Iron that they offer
to forfeit $4,000 to any charitable In
stitutton II they cannot take any man
or woman under so who lacks lion
and increase their strength 200 per
cent or over in four weeks time pro:
vided they have no serious organic
trouble. They also offer ito refund
your money If it does not at least dou.
BILE your strength and endurance In
ten days time. 1t is dispensed In
this city by South Side Pharmacy and
all other druggists.
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LOCAL SOCIAL EVENTS

military ban at the Armpry vas an
event last night which atttactedi
guests from ~ over the state, inciuds
ing reBfd of Wheeling, Fatrmont,
Se1afksburg, ftong and W eston. The
event twas held sunde Ter the ausptce of
the First Regiment Corps Of Cadets.
the c0mmitte Fin charge being com
posed Of Col !. NJ. q Ii Bonar. MaIor p:
AZ Hamilton, Ma 1or8 ]. p Weaver Cap
,tains II. NJ. Harper: L. o. Griffith. 2.
y. Kersting, ]. Ia. Savage, Harry Fer.
glson; Paul Fulcher and Robert w.
Duthie. Music was rend ered by Ntrels
las orchestra from Pittsburgh and g
program OF 20 numbers with extras
were. rendered. a salad supper. was
served.
Or. and Mrs. E. w. strickler and
daughter, Miss Margaret, and Mrs. G.
o. Henry and daughter, Miss Mary
Ellen, leave in the morning for Jane
Lew. where they will attend the mar:
1iage Of William Blake Stricken, only
son Of DR.. and Mrs. Stricken. and Miss
Audrey DAVIDSON, which takes place
at !. 2.30 Wednesday afternoon g. the
home OF her parents, DR.. and Mrs.
John T. DAVIDSON. William Blake
Stricken. who had spent the past few
days in this city, left this morning for
Jane Lew. y,
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80 Keep Above sordfd Grind.

The thing one loves to do 10 never
dfesome, and II you can teach yourself
t6.sntoy the common routine there viii
neyer}be any depressing fatigue. Per
hapss one can never grow to love the
SdTudgery part Of any work, but II the
mind 70 kept above It, by working to.
sWar6S more efficient way OF perform
1ngs the task, or II not that, by training
the mind to do the homely things with
the thoughts on something else, you
Will obyiGte much of the usual weart.
ness, especially, In the homework rou-
tine tine. &.
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IliNHY HAIR FALLS OUT

Dandrlfr causes feverish irrita-
ton Of the scalp. the hair roots
shrink, loosen and then the hair
comes out. fast. To stop falling hair
al once and rid the scalp of every
particle Of dandruff, get 25:cent bot.
De Of Danderine at any. drug store,
pour a littlos in your hand and rub
Well into the scalp: L After 9 few ap-
piieaf tons all 5dand rutts disapn sears and
dc hair STOPS coning out. " n
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tseavea far soutli

esSgESH IL fSSetftf
MrB. Q. 3. Roberto leayes topig ht
for Winter Park, florida where she
VIII spend the Temainder OF the WIN.
ter. She Will be q guest at the hotel
conducted By Mrs. 70. 81 e. List OF
fWhseling! 81 M Z X
q q ~ IS L, 4 N 8 II
With Mrs. Moore is:ll X;
Dent Hive No. 733. Ladies sof the
iMacabees, held "a special setting yes
tefdays afternoon at the home Of Mrs:
SIM Moore on 3 High street. AZ social
5hourS followed ttransactions Of business
and reshments were served. Ag
Married In SLewisbuts.
MrssTracy Brown, Of Coyington, Va.
Formerly Of clarlSsburg' and G. w.
SaWfn, OF Richmond, Va, were uni:
tedlfnimarriage on Wednesday in Lew
isburg, Nv. va. Mrs. Brown was, for
msrlylMiss Rosalie Estill OF clarksburg
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. L. p. Es-
till, formerly of Clarksburgt now OF
SGoYington, Va. Z.
ITO Entertain Club.
Mrs Frank Amos will entertain the
Young Married Women's club on Wed;
nGsday AFTERNOON at her home on the
Easts Side.
Military Ball. +.
Morgantown, Feb. THE Annual
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Mrs. "A. NJ. Rowe, who recently un.
derwent an operation for APPENDICITIS
at Cook hospital, has returned to her
home.
Mrs. w. A. Lawler, who has been i'll
at the home of her father, Jacob Harr,
near the city, has recovered and has
returned to her home on Vermont ave-
nue..
Miss Goldte Thornton OF Detroit,
Mich, has been the guest of Mrs.
Stella Meredith for several days. Yes.
terday Mrs. Meredith and Miss Thorn
ton were the guests OF Mrs. Lucille
Gree WEIGH in Morgantown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sellers, nee
Sinsel, formerly Of this city, have
moved from Connellsville to Pitts
burgh. Mr.. Sellers has been. promoted
to the position Of city passenger agent
with Headquarters In Pittsburgh.
Mrs, William Fisher and family will
move from East Park to the property
of Mrs Fanny Shore on Cleveland ave-
nue..
Mrs. P. F. Fleming, of Cameron, was
here yesterday, the guest OF her sis
ter, Miss Margaret Murphy, on Maple
avenue. Miss Murphy Is recovering
from a long Illness.
John McCool, Of Pierpont avenue,
has returned from Oklahoma, where
he had spent several months on BUSH
ness
BENJAMIN Towel, Jr., at their home
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Russia Orders LANTERNS
WHEELING, w. Va, Feb. 1.-The
Russian Government has placed an
order with the Wheeling Stamping
company for $4,000 dozen lanterns.
The lanterns are the oil burning kind,
and the company will work its plant
day and night in filing the order.
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admitted 10 probate. The widow. Mrs.
Elizabeth sheviin. Is to receive $4,000
yearly allowance and the remainder
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Will OF the late Thomas L. Shevlin.
lnmbeEman and athlete, leaving On es-
.ate estimated At ss,1s5.ooo. was today
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Joke That Failed.

Joke That Failed.
Customer Crying on dress suit, jok-
tngly)-""I hope I'll never be mistaken
for waiter Tailor-''When IN
doubt, keep your hands in your peck
ets!"-Judge.
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shevlIn Left s., $4,000
MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi, Feb. THE
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PAGES

OF the estate II to beplnced In trust
for the two children till they ara W
years old.
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Born on Sunday to Mr.. and Mrs.
Benjamin Towel, Jr, at their home
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En+ertain club

Military Ball. :,
Morgantown. Feb. The annual Ann "a
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Time Now to Think Of Fayors and
Decorations for Valentine Day and
Washington's Birthday

have full stock Of Dennsons fast color crepe
paper Lunch Sets people, SOC SET sa & 5 G
Napkins IS package;s1oe a packages
Crepe Paper ornamental, 15e al fold.
Place Cards, package 1oc.
showing decorate and suggestive games for
dance affairs, &c.
Cupid and Heart Seals. 1oe package.
Cutouts, 'Cupids and Hatchets 1oc package.
blue fesooning flag gaands and paper
Gags, SC, 1oc and 15e.
Valentine valentines, etc. o5c box
59 # first II
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PERSONALS

Mrs. "A. NJ. Rowe, who recently un.
derwent an operation for APPENDICITIS
at Cook hospital, has returned to her
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-08

Isle in frii6eren Sobren Slide
ei", 10 lit gang bdonoers jebt
oSGteln4 gum 9oiiingsmort 1nierer
5rauenpelt g%epor0eu in Der freien
,3eit, Die itc ibren 8ilidten obse.
mitnt. ltn0 BARN bot iie aud 8eGt
ou man ia obne eroBe 9litbe uno
soften etpos Shones ulto bod gu
glei6 GlieIi6es mir ieine 8reunoe
oocr iif ielbit berlteueu fann. ga.
bel tornmt ibr ais gutter 9tntgc6er
Bud 90. 3 sur SiIfe. QuBer
20 beridie0cneu ne,eiten 0iultern
BON 8aiicu ooer Sof8 limo iebr
uieolide ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 9tlliter
bon Sdals, 8nntoffeIr, 3efden.
8anofaiden, @dltbhen mo 6iIet.
lrbeiten 0nrin entbalten, meIde obne
S5rage groBen Beifaa fin0en perOen.
5dumen Gle nidbt nit Der geitelung
0ieier neleiten glusgnbe.
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Der perihlndte @ranatipIitter.

golamoe Satire fran80fide:
ariegsouH4neiOer finoet Iid in cine.
iran30fI9en 9hiibengraben5eitung
.@laubt mir. mas i'd iags 1T BIZ
refine @abrbeit: i6 babe ioebeH BIZ
geFdbrIiditt Operation mttgemaht,
Die Der 9risg lberhaupt bsrurIaden
tonn. Mon bat mir aus Dem Mas
gen einen Granutlplitter entfsrnt.
uno oas fam 10: Id NOR gsrabe i'm
GhuBengraben ailo aB mtine Nlits
iaesTupps, ais cine risIige beutI9e
0ranate in u~nIerer 9lGbe eini6lug.
4ber niemanb BON uns betdm etpas
as. Cber Dielmebr: mir mertten
nints bergleidsn. Ord 3pei Gage
ipdtsr betom i'd 6eftige 2eibT6mers
3eu. Die INNER fiir6terlittr nurbsn.
mas glaIbt i6r, mar sside6en2 4ls
id mdbren0 Der grpI0iion ben Mtuno
geofFnet bate, hin 0en SuppeHl0ffel
5u leeren, mar Elm Grandtfpliiter
binsiugeflogsn, uno id batte Jpn abs
%nungslos nit Der Guppe binuutages
fdludt
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dd6tung, Deut(C6e
OOn Sterling, 0G6.

9lm is. 6c6"uar, nodmittags inn
balls 3 llDr miro Der bieiige 9iir.
a%erperein feline 8eriammlung ab,
balteL mo oGe Wlitglie0er ioater
pcun mo1lid erifeinen 5iir gitC
llnterboltung lit mifsN bette geiorBt
uno aQe, Ole in Der Ietten Der.
iantmIung %ouipeieno iparelt. f6nncr
be5eugcrL Bob es idon mar, inc
oiesmol ion es nod beiicr neroen
glio, ale 0eutide, berniis unt
5oe6en babe i9 oie Gadritt FL.
fonn1cn, OaB Die Geutide Ebeater.
@eieaidait bier nodl Stcrling fom.
men miro am 10. 3ebruar. Sd
.6offc, Dab iie alttcn GrfoIa bobcu
miro. Sd lucroe 6eIfeu mad mei'
nen araften.
nit @ruB
6crmnHn S%trintnbIer.
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9er e~Aadlmeiitfr im GeIbt.

Ger 0iterreihiif e @roBmeiiter
SpieImauH lpurOc BEL Der altsbe.
buna als toualid befun6en. Bel
GplelmaHn3 4iuitcruitg rittete Der
bienirtuen0e @auptmaun bic 5roge
on ibn: yNas iino Sie2"
YSdafmciiter.
aSsdl meine pom @erui.
Sdadmafter.
aS02 aam man oenn BON
Smadipia iebeH2@
20 ia, aber MIR, tDeun ulaB iebr
gut iDieltA
Run qua, mir meroeF Sis BET Der
idnaeren 6ataHgeartiaerie %einitelen.
pieaeidt inject iih bort fir Gle cine
3breH 6d6igtriter entiprpfenoc Ser.
mellormg.
Inr1ni 9pielmam. sd meroe
mid beaiiGfn5 oeu a9uHen redt piele
<aS,ne lpca8unebmen.
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r9a6f ids mir 6oa geOa9t. sd
lab Die Rummer I'M gatsrusni4ein,
BuBten Sic baB Gle eineu gaHagisr
binten auf Sbrem auto batten2"
.Wte?@ fragte &rog isbr eifrig.
Sin erpa6iener @lanH bling bin'
ten ordn.4
o8ie fab er aus?" fragte 9rag.
.Go ME Elm Geemann.4
rSdOdi9perenDtl" risf Grdg.
Damn BADEN mir i'm IsIber biubef0rs
0srt!"
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Sm Mfnhfheim.

6%olgen0e3 &rogromm lit fiir Den
gfonot 5ebrnar feitgefett moroen:
Somtng Sen -. 6ebruor: 5tii.
tuugsieit Der DGoucor6ia"
Sanitag 0u 10. 6e6runr: @roBc
eiss9iasferooe fir Die Mit8lieoer
mo 5reulhe.
Sonntag zen 20. 6cbruar: Gang.
frdn5@ea fIir Mit9lieoer mo De-
rem 6reln0e.
Sonntag 6en q. 5ebrunr: 2lbenos
l~uter6altllna nit reihbaltigem PRO
gramm na41er Sart5.
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gldtnnn. qnnhsLrntrl

Bir baben bier in 8goming eittes
.2ono lnO baben 45-50 9uibcl
@ei3en 0eerntct. 60-80 g1tI6el
Safer, 20 guibe( 5Iads; &rrrips
.uno aartoffeGn 2 bis 8 Gfun6 idwer.
4ae @emaiie podieu bier gut. SSbr
mer0et einen bot(en Seller fin0eu,
mo INNER cine 6orm lit. limo
oieies Gano fouut Sbr befommen.
800 ader Seiwitdtte bon $74 Bis
800. aobte itito SoI3 uu 2an6e
poer in Der @1be. Sdidt fem @el6,
fommt mo iebet ielbit. 8enn i'd
gud Oieics 2mD nitt 3eigen fam,
lpcr0e i'd @nd p~ieoerge6en mas
Die @abnfabrt nod bier getoitet bot.
gber fount redt balo. 6enn Is miro
utht lonae oauern, bis oqes aufae.
ndmmen lit. e. B. geterien, oil
Iette, 8Bo. TT.
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6crmnnn SttintabIer.
gdtnna. 9cnHdls!

aommt 81 3. &. 6. GamOGr fir
5eiten 2imburger adie, aerGuderteu
Gotfiid, Saicupfeffer. 9ier uuO
Sdnaps bn6ep mir oud) 81 Der.
%fauten. 207 iIOGide 10. StraBc.
Gmeha, Neb.
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@0tiI,sura f0Igtl

Gffig mar Die sinsigs 5duss
bic bic 6rit9m uuo Romer tdaHteu,
Cir nuBim uidis bon G6lpsfslidus
re, 3alpettr 96ospbers, ao4lsHs,
aisleIiauEsa air.
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6eirafsnefnhL.

Sunger Mann "a Satire, @drf.
ner, felt 2 Sobren bier, iplnlft &c.
fonntidaft nit oeiltidem M9a6den,
3tueds eOtl. ip1terer Seirdt. Gffer.
ten unter 4. 8. an Die Gribinc.
T. If.
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BIZ prrfanfen

3n %pertanfeu cine Scr beIten
6armen, 30 ader, in Rebrosfa,
8latte 8alep, tx @ciIcn bonn
Gountp Git. 8u Dem %nieorigen Greis
bon mir $lt250 Der Gder, oie S1lf
te bar, 0en Ret berteilt auf 5 Sabre
5t 6 8ro3ent. 03an e~rtlrnoige iidl
BET Dem gigeltiimer, o. Z. 5teenlen,
3erlngton, gtebr. 5-t2.
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$40 Afer 0omsnrnO sano.
Bette 8ele9enbeit flr eineH or.
men Rann, 5u elmer gllten 5orm
u tommen. 8einlter goOen no
Giles fDddft. gon Sc W}eilen bon
Der eiiru9abu : Station, g~oitoffiee,
Store, Sol5bnnoIinlg uuo S6ule.
9eiteS 8aiier BON is bis 30 Sub,
mo geillla freies Sol3 fir Sence.
Bfoitcn mo @ei3lmq III Der aabe.
@Rit S1S5 lit Giles be5ablt. aommen
Ste gIeih o0er ien0en Sic ms $50
fu5abIla9, mo elm otttes Stiif
2ont pirb oo ieir. ipeltn Sic tom.
men. 4uaIeih fihern Gle Iib Den
nie0rigen &reis. Sn 5ehruar nir6
Der greis DieL hober. Deutfde,
benabt 0ieIe teste @clegenbeit, 6enn
aiaia8 9dno lit mirfIid iebr git.
0G,sitS fir mebr 9%nsfunft. 5ranf
G6mdar. 1924 Curtis Str, Den.
Der, Golo. q. Ia.
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brett an Sic aunocu. Iarun Bop
pelten Frofit fir ialedtere 8arc
5dblen, ipcrH Gle eritflaiiige @aren
~ 5lbrifpreiien er6aIten f6nnen2
Alfrb Gorniib g. 60, 1910 6dr.
nam Ctr, Omaha. UlaD 8.
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Crtmants aeiu Guglanb gaferei-
2i2 Moro rs. CTR. Geutifer
aaiieetuden. bette 9afiporen ieocr
2(rt. 3ueigiteaen: 6nD0en ,gros.
mo BubIic m}arfet.
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qutu aIempner.

5 &. SIM, Der autosaIcmpncr 5be.
8ialiit in 6erftef(ung bon 1enbers,
goioIins&nnfs, 3t6 Sa0 90. CTR.
Eel. Douglas $3.50.
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gs be5oHlt fid), in ben 0GGaI.
ifi5irten an8cigen" Ger &ribiiue 81
luunnelrer.
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Enpeturitere.


TDpepriterS aler Rab1rten Der.
mietet mo perfouft. 2eifte 8e.
oingungen. Butts 8ppeDriter gr.
DANCE, 3t6 2. t8 Ctr. 9gl. 608f.
Rap )
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MnIete
SGnittmnItrr -Wfutt
Sir bic erItsn 9an8itrRben.
80. 1407.

DaA Rnt maierial fir feflid ainSers
neioer it pdb,t. ssitidtsr Bath. Son
bos &lsib b~tIonbtren pub erbaIttn, 70
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Rsm s4rti5ea r9a5ae man ss Omaha ErlbHns
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Scidirre, 5aftrl nuo aoficr. Mir
rnaGfH lie ieIbi! IND pertnuien IL
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NODOfaten.

gSm. 9imcrol 202.208 5irit RdfT
BAIT @log.
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ElnIltBrl2 dMelqen

S~erIanst- tinoerloie 9aus
bdlterin, nidt 5u aft. $. 8.
gtilen5e Sort Calhoun Ne6r. SIS
The evening world., 1916-09-28
MOTION PICTURE NOTES

ras s,stsnsnt 4. nate ,hs, Theds
Nafa The lus star 70 siNss more
nash" notes than n other se,fss.
IN the world
Mi.s 4. Ipn'ain. q the ziss'oli
lulIies aplsars IN chapter ~ 4
oluris's ltumanCs' &c q barefoot
dancer
h~afsusFits ClAfk has fens~si hsi
contract vph the Famous rlsysf
Company, thus ~fefutlhs . reyeft shs
would quit the screen
Jeanne I,ax.ls 10 10 he starred ~
fHanhluseT ~ The World .ni ,ho
Woman, q pathe uoli Iluust.f Ilsy
%, Lester ~tnuergan
Jane lee % the Fos force. cole.
Grated hof fourth birthday not Ions
su Asked THAT sa- st. she replied
I rut candy arf ct sick"
June Caprice Il Immensely popuiaf
With chtidrvn bor.us ~ lsiters o.
hrt from youngsters reach the tVt
nces every LAY
The Paramount 4. 90 apsn = branch
o'nce IN cleveland VITA Harry ".
Irons. formerly - Detroit. Ia chafso.
Mic uafia r~ulotssu,a. . classir
dancer Who has ianrel IN tublp
NN|NNH - NHA ANNAANNN y |HNNNa 80 IhN NANNH
based On he t"rpsi,anr,an art
waltc Law was getting his hair
cut AZ Fort lee recently when tho
barber, a slow worker. Told hun hls
hair NAs getting yury grsy "I'm,
not surprised Law retortei Hurry
w"
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OF South Africa what they did o.
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-07-14
WHO is WALTER COOLEY?
Man by That Name Dies in Chicago
Said to Be Local Resident.

Said to Be Local Resident.
Chief of Police Breckel was in re-
ceipt of a telegram this morning from
Charles Larkin. Of the Chicago detec-
tive bureau. stating that Walter Cooley
had died there. The chief was request
ed to notify Cooleys parents. who were
said to live in this city.
In trying to find some trace of Wal
ter Cooley the Timese- Republican
learned that Wallace Cooley. brothe,
Of Mrs. E. l.. Hoag, formerly of this
city but now of Minneapolis. died in
Chicago last Saturday. Mr.. Cooley was
a violinist, and had visited his siste,
here. His relatives, however, were
notified, and Mrs. Hoag left Minneap-
oils for Chicago, with the intention OF
taking the body to Chana, Ogle county
Illinois, for burial. Mr.. Cooley's moth
err, Mrs. Matilda Brown: was visiting
at the old home at Chana when news OF
her sons death was received.
Mrs. H. w. Mundhenk, c12 South
Center street. whose first husband was
a Cooley. knew nothing of a Walter
Cooley, according to her two SONS.
The body of Hiram 5. Van Size. the
State Center veteran who d;ed at the
soldiers home Thursday, was sent to
State Center this morning for burial
there Saturday. Chaplain Pratt will go
to State Center to conduct the funeral.
The body Of Edward J. Brett, the Oska-
loosa veteran who died Wednesday af-
ternoon, was sent to New Sharon
Thursday night for burial.