Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-02-03

member, to build an athletic field for
his memory. Johnnie Poe was regarded
as one of the best athletes of his time
and made football history for Prince
ton. He in later years was a mem
her of the coaching staff for his alma
mater.
Cedar Rapids.
A pile of bandages made for wounded
soldiers and to be sent to the Ameri-
can Red Cross Society lay on the table
in the home OF A. H. Wolf, 1905 First
avenue. Miss Mae Wolf, member Of
Coc College faculty started out for
walk Sunday afternoon. She had
reached the steps leading to to the
sidewalk in front of her home. She
slipped and the result was two broken
bones in her left wrist. A bandage
from the collection to be sent to the
soldiers is now used as a sling for this
member of the family. With the cpl
demic of broken bones which now
exists the popular pastime of making
bandages may be used here at hCme.
The policy Of preparedness gets an
other boost. ..'
Sioux City.
Police Saturday night raded the
IlOlile Ol TIE EihS lOuSe, Els nCn anu
Douglas streets, and the quarters of
the Teutonia Club 413-415 Jennings
street. A quantity of liquor was seized
at Teutonia hall. The search thru the
newly occupied club Of the Elks was
unproductive. At Teutonia hall Tom
Iwers so years old, custodian Of the
place, was taken to police headquar-
ters and charged with the illegal sale
n int IF 4 ba
raiding squad declared that a small
bar was maintained at the hail. The
place was equipped with small basins
back of the counter for the washing Of
glasses. A number of glasses were
seen, the police said. Among the liquid
seized by the raiding squad were five
cases of bottled whisky, a suitcase full
Of wine, two bottles of gin and several
bottles OF beer.
Cedar Rapids. ~
More than $4,000 will be sent to the
suffering Jews of Europe from Cedar
Rapids as a result of the nation wide
campaign of last Thursday in their be-
half, it was said Monday. The commit
tee having the fund in charge has not
met yet to total the contributions, but
one Of it's members was authority for
the statement Monday that there was
about $4,000 in the fund and one COM
mittee still is busy Cedar Rapids did
better than many cities much larger in
population, according to reports which
have reached the city. Lexington, KY,
which has population of about $4,000,
only gave $500, and 1t has a Jewish
population much larger than that of
this city. Louisville, KY, which has
a population of 100000. and which has
several thousand Jews only gave
$4,000. according to the Louisville
newspapers.
Whittemoer.
LAUGH brothesr. north of town, have
been busy during the past week doc
toring four horses that were badly cut
up by boar that became peeved about
something and undertook to take 1t
out on the horses. The boar in uues-
ton Is about four years old and is a
big strong animal, and has, or did have,
when the damage was done, very long
and sharp tusks. What started him
on the rampage is not known but he
attacked the horses when there was
no one around and used four of them
up in bad shape. One was slashed in
the belly deep enough to let the intes-
tines out: one received a bad jab in
the stiHe joint; a colt was slashed on
the hook and another young horse re-
ceiyed bad leg wound. Veterinarian
Potter was called out and fixed the
animals up but thinks two of them at
least are in very bad shape.