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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-01
N0WlVY
TELECRAFICzlE.
Ma wschodnim froncie Polska
itwa.
Piotrogr6d, 81 stycznia.-Wszy

Piotrogr6d, 81 stycznia. Wszy
stkic ataki nicmicckie IA p6lnoc-
n!m odeinku linii bojowej, W O.
kolicy kal1tzcm zostaly odparte z
wiclkicmi stratami nieprzyjaciela
Nicmcy tam try raZy Zaciekle a.
takowali - Zawsze bczskutecznie.
Rowniez W Galicyi, niedaleko Bro
dow, oraz W Karpatach galicyjs--
kich, bukowiiiskich i r-u1nullskich
Niemcy i Austryacy stale pono--
s1a porazki. RAPPORT podajes: Pod
Kalnzem, niedalcko Rygi try a.
TAXI Niemc6w zostaly- odparte z
wielk& strata nieprzyjaciela, kt6--
sass uchodzi} w rozsypcc. @ szcsc
Worst cd Kalnzem po silnem przy
gotowaniu artyleryjskicm -udalo
sic nareszcic Niemcom opanowac
paltye olSopu, lccz dalszy icll atak
wstrzymany Zosta} przez ogieil SO
sicdnich batcryi. w centrum mad
rzcka Siara atakowali Niemcy W
okolicy Baranowicze Luninicc,
lecz wszystkic ataki zostaly cd
parte. Wrcszcic pod Brodami W
Galicyi takzc Nicmcy pr6bowali a.
talzu. hez wszelkiego, dla sic ], re;zpl. ! ! !.
tatu romyslllego, STRAIT i'm : fAy=fko
zadano co nicmiara. W ~ 90:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-01
Polar W Polskilnl Se,nlina-
rVum,
rYulll.

Orchard Lake, Mich. w nocy z
niedzieli ma poniedzialek, o godzi
ME 3-ciej rano, powsta} wielki po
Ear, ktory trwal przcszlo cztery
godziny. Gaia kuchnia mieszka-
ME robotnik6w spalifo sic do zie-
mi. NIimo tax wielkiego wiatru i
hurry snicznej, studenci walczyli
jako bohaterowie oszczedzili ia
dalnie i gmach administracyjny
razcm &c szpitalem. Strata wyno-
81 okolo Is tysiecy dolar6w.
Mkt ME zostaf zabity, tylko xii
ku zostalo okalcczonych, walczac
z ogniem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-01
I INV POLSKlCH POI
W AM|E|;RYCE..
CHICAGO.
0bro1ca W opaIach.

Fl Nv opa}ach ME lada znajduje
sic obecnie adwokat Wfadys}aw
j. LaBuy, obronca zlodzieja Ada
Ma. Procllockiego. sSedzia Kerstein
oncgdaj nakazal 5asystentowi pro-
kk5nratora stanowego, adwokatowi
EdWardowi Prindiville wdrozyc
sledztwo sprawdzic czy adwo-
kat W. J. LaBuy ME jest winnym
obrazy trybunafu.
Gdy Prochockiego po raz pierw
sly posadzono wlamywanie sic
do rezydencyi bogaczy W tax zwa
nym ''gold coast district LaBuy
.stawif sic pred sedzia Kcrstein j
oswiadczy}, ze przyprowadzi Pro-
chockiego pred trzybunaf W maj
blizszy piatek i ten przyzna sic do
dokonania kradziezy, "a kt6rc sta
wiony byl W stan oskarzenia.
Prochocki w .dnil oznaczonym
sic ME stawil vice kaucye, kt6ra
seazia, O'Connor znizyl $4,000
ma $500 sko1lfiskowano. Policya
dotychczas ma trop zbiega mic
Vpadia.
,,IS &, Adwokat LaBay utrzymuje, ze
|a & lotMczo mic karygodnego ME u
aasnf; ze prosi dzziisiajj sedziego
Kerstein a ably prasie wydal sto-
sowne oswiadczcnie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-01
Budzil syna do piiciia wodki.
Philadelphia, Pa. Jan Ossowski

Philadelphia, Pa. Jan Ossowski,
3255 Salmon i'll. musi bye nicla-
da okazem. Aresztowano go "a po
bicie zony, oraz "a zmuszanie swe
go II letniego syna, Wincentego
do picia w6dki, kt6ra ojcu niezwy
kle smakowafa. Syn zeznal w sa-.
die, ze ojciec zmuszaf go do pi-
cia z MIN w6dk, a gdy ch1opak.
padaf ,lspiony :dzialaniem alkoho
lu, ojciec 60 budzi{ j kazal mu pic
ma nowo. Sedzia policyjny skazaf
Ossowskiego ma niska stosunkowo
kare trzydziesci dni powiato-
wego wiezienia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-01
Walk pod. Verdun.

Paryz, 81 stycznia:.

- -
franc,lski donosi, il Niemcsy ata=
kowali ma. .przestrzeni Trupia. Co.
ia, Nr. 3O4. = Avocourt: atak
:byl bardzo: Potezny, poprzedzony
skoncentrowana kanonada i sku-
pioncmi si1ami poprowadzon
powtarzany po kilkakroc zosta}
odparty wszedzie 2 wyjatkiem n: nic
kt6rych:t Ruktow: ma. Mr.: 3o4!
gdzie sic, nieprzyjacielowi udafo
:zajac 11eyvhe pozycye. :! *!Ifrancalskie
wysunietc i konsolidowac je, MIN
rezerwami ma ME kontratak :zor-
ganiz6wac zdo1ano. Nieprzyjacicl
poniosl STRAIT 'bardzo w'ie1c - g}o-
'wnie;6d wachlarzowcgo oghia ,po
zzycyii1 + francuskich. Noca. Niemcy
NOV atakowali, >chcac Francuz6w
zaskoczyc, lecz sic to juz .nie uda
10; Byly r6w11iez ataki pod Chil-- 4:
n, niiedaleko .Sommc. rzeki, tax
re VI .okolicF >Aisnc IL i.Oise Ezek,
Va reszcie frontu zwylia Ramona
da: " Alzacyi pod Lartzingen
" dwu punktach .pr6bo--
!,s!i] u E s,lk1l: leez icll batefxe fran
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-01
Neczac stfzel1 sobie: "
glove.

Kleknawszy do modlitwy W O.
-bccnosci kilku innych sto}owni--
k6w, dwudziestoletni Jan Crap
car, 644 Third ave. W Homestead
Pa. wydobyl nagle kieszeni re-
wolwerf, wymierzywszy " Ser
zee, powalif sic trupem ma miejscu
Co sklonilo Grapcara do, samoboj
|stwa - ME wiadomo. Sto1owni-
ey powiadaja jednak, ze Grapcar
oswiadczyl pare tygodni temu, ze
SWAT ME doyle j .slowa tego do
strzymal.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-01
0tlara alkoholu.

Pittsburg, Pa. w mieszkaniu
SVEN " Rosslyn w poblizl Car
ncgie, znalezione zostaly ubieglej
niedzieli przez sasiad6w, zinne
zw}oki GO letniej staruszki Maryi
Baloskicj. Jak stwierdzi}a obduk
eva zwlok przeprowadzona przez
koronera, smierc spowodowaf mad
miar wypitego alkoholu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-01
Przeslenie rzadowe W
JaponIii,

Toxic, 81 stycznia. Alikado
rozwiazal parliament. Ma b. mini
stra sprawiedliwosci Yukio Oza--
XII dokonano zamachu mordercZe-
go - W chwili gdy przemawia}
Ia zcbraniu partyi konstytucyo--
nalist6w; dw0ch sprawcow zama-
clAl arcsZtOWanO.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-01
Deszcz " Texas.

BRENNAN, Tex. Obecnie tutaj u
mas ca}y zeszly tydzien mielismy
ciagle takie zimne drzyste po-
wietrze i pochmurne dnie. " .nie-
dzieli ma poniedzialek mad ranem
dosyc dobrzc popadafo. Dzieki
Bogu "a ten ,deszcz, bo bardzo' do
bry jest ma nasza poorana ziemie,
gdyz pred tenn mielismy tul dt6' dt6
syc suche, cieple,, fein powietrze.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-01
Zapaii beczke Cd prochu.
vu;1lroS porro pa Andrzei Fl

pas lat LEGACY ch}opak Z Larksss- .sllsss'.;.
VILE. zostaf dose bolesnie poparzos
ny ma rekach, plecach, piersiachz j :
twarzy. Maly Krupa . kilku in.5 s
nymi towarzys yszami sznalazi PROF.. 8
na beezke z prochu, kt6ra zanie'sli. ''.
ma szyny kolejoWee j tam podpalili. i.
Nastapila eksplozya, gdy ~ becz.
&c .by1o. praNdo dobnlie dose i;' luz e;
|nego prochu przyczem ( !. maly And; And:
Izostal mel piec ME Doranlion mi N
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-01
modziez ". Narszawie de-.
nlonshuie ma Geese Wlsona

Berlin, 81 stycznia. PrasoWe dc
pesze podaja,szc mfodziez pelska
" Warsza1w'iies oncgdaj denlonstro-
wala pred -konsulatem amerykan
skim; urzadzono poch6d j. wzno-
szono okrzyki na czesc PREF. Viii
sona-a to 2 powodu jego Wzmian
kowania znamiennego " KMestyi
'p9,lskicji,, " 5statniem jega ofe:
dziiu pok SD 81: ! !
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-01
Grecya. pEzeprasza.

Ateny, 81 stycznia. Rad kro.
lcwski Grecyi W mysl zadan ze
strony Aliantow oglosh przepro--
szenie swe z powodu zaburzel "
grudniu z r. " Atenacll.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-01

zAPIsUJCIE ssoB11s Vlv'IARpsA!
The Lamar register., 1917-09-05

Wanted-A Registered Nurse. Per-
manent position open. Apply It the
Lamar General Hospital, 4O1 South
Second street.
A. A. Hagerman, the Springfield
merchant, came up last week to help
out his old friends on the band and
orchestra with the musical programs
for fair week, both during the day
and at the dances in the evening.
The new Ford car belonging to
Claiming Pyle disappeared from Main
street where it had been parked one
night during the fair and no trace of
it has since beer found, nor the least
clue as to who could have taken it
away.
T. ]. Swan while driving the Nc
Cue motor truck the first Of the week
was caught in a collision with the
switch engine at the Santa Fe yards,
and was lucky to escape without ser
ious injury. The truck was badly
damaged.
Russell Coates and family of Hart
man have recently rented the Mrs.
Boyd residence on South Third street
and moved in on Tuesday. Miss Eliza
beth Coates left Monday evening for
Boulder to attend the university the
coming year.
Died-On Monday at the Lamar
hospital after long illness, w. F.
Neep. The funeral service was held
from the undertaking parlor on Tues
day and was conducted by Rev. L. H.
Sutphin. Interment was made in
Riverside cemetery.
Frank Hemphill, who has for several
years been teacher of the commercial
department of our high school, re-
turned from Nashville, Kansas, this
week and is again in charge Of the
commercial class. He has beca acting
cashier of his brothers bank during
the summer.
The Lamar register., 1917-09-05
OFF to Fort Riley

A crowd Of several hundred people
from Lamar and surrounding territory
assembled at the depot yesterday af-
ternoon to see the Prowcrs and Baca
counties first delegation off TO Fort
Riley. This delegation was only COM
posed Of three Lamar young men and
seven from Baca county. The big del
egation will go two weeks later when
% from Prowers county and 50 from
Baca county are ordered TO go. Train
No. y on which the boys left had sew
eral cars loaded with new recruits
from various points along the Santa
Fc. Trinidad, La Junta, Las Aoimas
and Pueblo all had delegations, but it
is expected a special train will be
necessary for the next quota. Every
body gave the boys a hearty farewell
handshake and wished them the best
luck possible.
The Baca county young men were
The Lamar register., 1917-09-05
plensnnt VALLEY District

The election last Friday in the
i'ieasan. Valley Drainage District was
not exciting in tic least ov,1 f 4, was
quite important. There We're only
nine legally qualified electors and OF
these eight voted, and the proposed
organization of the diatric. carried un-
animously. C. NJ. Lee, W. A. Mac
Phcrson and A. Mdrburg were elected
rs directors for the new district and
they will proceed to org .uizc a once
and carry forward the work of con-
structing the drainag2 system. over
a thousand acres of splendid forming
land will be thus redeemed.
The Lamar register., 1917-09-05
NeM Methodist Minister

The Methodist conference u SIlida
the past week completed its woak on
Monday and furnished most Of the
people Of Lamar quito surprise.
Most people here took g for granted
that Rev. N. II. Lee, who has been the
popular pastor Of the LEGAL church the
past year, would be 2ctur.od. Instead
Rcv. R. L. Suita, who has bc7r pas
tor at Windsor, Colorado, the past
year. was sent to Lamar and Rev.
Lee goes to Golden. Rev. Smith is
highly spoken Of rs IN able minister
and fine man. Rev. Mcdonald. the
popular pastor at Wiley is returned
to that charge. Rev. Lees many
friends here roget to lose him, and
the best wishes Of all go with him and
his family to their now hcme.
The Lamar register., 1917-09-05
Oceans Meet

The opening Of the Lamar Union
High School this week furnished an
other proof of the wide scop, of
country from which the new citizens
Of this section come. Ore pupil reg
istcred from Columbi", South Caro-
lima, on the Att intic ocean, ant one
from Velma, Californis, on the Pacific
Ocean. There were maay sections rep
resented in the list but these two
marked the extremes. OF the var
ioug states from which pupils reg
istcred outside Of Colorado ,he SHOW
Me state lead them all. Th2 first
day registration was .argor than ever
before, and TIE school s,arts ous with
the prospect Of :. very prosperous ard
beneficial year.
The Lamar register., 1917-09-05
Advertising Eastcrn Colorado

VIM. II. Taylor, manager Of the ad-
vcrtising division Of the Live Stock
Press Association, was in Lamar this
week making arrangements with n
number of real estate firms and the
local banks to include Prowcrs coun-
ty in the list Of eastern Colorado
counties for which the association OK
poets to carry on heavy advertising
campaign this fall and winter Mr.
Taylor says the past two ya:rs has
put the farm tenant Of the central
states on easy street, and as they can
not buy land in that section they are
all turning their attention 70 the
west where there are still opportun-
ities to buy good farming lands at
reasonable prices.
The Lamar register., 1917-09-05
Fair Meek

The close of the fair last Saturday
indicated that it is impossible to hold
five day fair here successfully. Mr..
Peter probably managed it as well as
it could have been done, but he had
only three days of patronage that
really counted. The programs for
both Tuesday and Saturday failed to
draw enough patronage to pay for
themselves. The racing and amuse-
ment program was fair, but the cx-
hibits were the smallest ever shown
here, and it proved more Of an at
traction as a race meet than as a
county fair. To be a success a county
fair must be a community affair, and
the future will see the organization of
a local association or the abandonment
of the event.
The Lamar register., 1917-09-05
Red Cross Class

The class conducted by Miss Parker
at the Red Cross headquarters the past
three weeks has finished its work, and
a number of the ladies have taken the
various branches Of the work Of max
ing supplies so that there will be
enough competent instructors here to
take charge Of all the volunteer work
ers that can be secured to make sup
plies. Much work is already being
done and it is expected that the Prov
ers County Chapter will be very busy
this next winter.
The Lamar register., 1917-09-05
Two Tons of Steer

AT one of the side shows At the fair
grounds last week c. A. Warner of
Eureka, Kansas, exhibited Big Char
ley, the champion steer of that state.
He is six years old, and 6 feet 3 inches
high, weighing 41SO pounds. Ho was
said to have been Of ordinary size at
2 years, and weighed ton at 3; 1850
pounds at 4; and 41SO pounds when >
years old. He was certainly big
attraction.
The Lamar register., 1917-09-05
$4,000 Saddle

The opera house he'd on exhibit this
week a saddle belonging to the 1Ol
Ranch, and formerly owned by Buff
falo Bill, which is said to have cost
$4,000. 1t attracted much attention
and while it appeared very blooded it
did not look like a thing that a sens
ible man would exchange ten thousand
bucks for.
The Lamar register., 1917-09-05
Getting Even

Since the ladies are gradually steal
ing the mems wearing apparel, it is
some compensation to know that the
second prize for the handsomest en-
broidered baby dress was taken by
that confirmed old bachelor, Frank
Lamson of Wiley. Hoch der Frank!
The Lamar register., 1917-09-05
New Fan Goods

The Golden Rule Store is this week
making a special announcement Of
some Of their bargains in the new
fall goods. The latest styles 1t lowest
possible prices is what they offer.
The Lamar register., 1917-09-05

Leo II. Hutchinson, Henry Nelson,
Burt Ennis, Franklin Graves, Roy
NJ. Skinner, Lee W. Drake, Lance Cole
and Floyd c. Brisendilc.
The Lamar register., 1917-09-05
Money to Loan
Plenty OF Cheap Money
for good Farm and City
Loans. Call and see me.
l.. WRIT MARKHAM

Coker on Tuesday, fne girl.
Ralph Traxler let Monday for Boul-
der to attend the university this win
ter.
Geo. l. Cutler of Steamboat Springs
visited Lamar friends during the fair
l:st week.
Miss Grace Hauk of Druce, Las
Animas county, was Lamar visitor
on Tuesday.
Miss Ruby Johnston left Tuesday
for Saguache, Colorado, to visit Mrs.
Marie Sherlock Nolan.
Miss Mabel Healy of La Junta spent
last week in Lamar the guest of her
sister, Mrs. r. F. Kinsman.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ. Lee returned
Tuesday from Kansas City where they
spent two weeks vacation.
Raymond McMillin left last Monday
for Fort Collins where he is agsin a
student in the agricultural college.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. o. Stream and Mr.
and Mrs. J. W. Davis are taking a
short outing in the mountains via
auto.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank A. Cox return
ed today from a visit of several weeks
at their old home in Shattuck, Okla
homa.
Sheriff and Mrs l. C. Downing left
this week for short vacation in the
mountains. They were accompanied
by their son, Lois.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hayes Williams re-
turned on Monday from Colorado
Springs where they have been spend
ing several weeks vacation.
CLYDE Church left last Friday for
Fort Worth, Texas, where he will
spend the winter as enc Of the Y. NJ.
C. A. secretaries at the army camp.
c. S. Smith of Blairtown, Missouri,
was in Lamar several days last week
visiting his young grandson ard also
the lattcr's parents. Mr.. and Ms. X.
C. Goodale.
Mr. and Mrs. X. S. Green, who have
been spending the summer in Denver,
returned last week to their home at
Wiley, and have been visiting il La
mar two days this week.
L. l.. Van Ginkel bought the first
1918 model Buick sold in Colorado re-
Gently through the Lamar Motor Sales
Co., His principal occupation now is
passing everything on the road.
j. Ray Gould was in Denver the past
week and accepted an agency for this
section of the state for the Western
Electric Co., and will sell and install
plants for light and power on the
farms.
Hon. and Mrs. C. C. Goodale return
ed last Thursday afternoon from two
months vacation spent in Battle Greek,
Michigan. They returned by way Of
Denver where they spent several days
visiting with their daughter, Miss
nellie.
Geo. Pugh of Holly has purchased
the Holland barber shop in Lamar
located in the Burger pool hall and
took charge this week Mr. Pugh has
long been located at Holly and has
been successful and popular in his bus
mess.
Lee Koonsman and John Alexander
returned last Thursday from Estes
Park where they spent the summer
driving autos. Mr.. Koonsman resign
ed as science teacher and coach of the
Lamar high school and left Saturday
for Monte Vista, where he takes the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-02-05
RAILROAD RAISES POINT OF
AUTHORITY FOR LEvYlNG
TAX FOR PARK.
SETS LAWYERS SEARCHING
FOR STATUTE TO COVER
Chicago Great Western Railway Com
pany Wants Authority Under Which
City Has Levied eve Mill Tax For
City Park Purposes = Authority Not
Clear in Commission Plan Laws.

A pertinent question regarding taxes
has been raised by the legal depart
ment of the Chicago Great Western
railway. In a letter to County Auditor
w. E. McLeland it asks for the antn-
ority under which the city council last
summer levied 211s mills for park pur-
poses. The authority, which appears
not to be plain in the laws governing
cities under the commission plan, IS
being sought by the county auditor.
who has applied to the city and to 3
disinterested attorney. Attorney Cen
eral Havner may be asked for an opin-
ion.
1t is said that the laws relating 20
the commission form of government
are not at all clear on the. special- sup-
ject of the leyying Of park taxes or the
amount that can be levied. The attor-
uey who was asked for an opinion mas
searched but has not been able to sat
isfy himself as to whether or not Stnls
city has the authority.
City Solicitor F. E. Northup, without
having had a chance to examine the
law. is confident that the council as
now constituted under the commission
plan has the same or correspondents
authority to levy taxes for parks, with
out especial authority by law, as 1t has
to levy taxes for any other purpose,
and that fundamentally it has the right
beyond question.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-02-05
NEW INDOOR LEAGUE FORMED.
Older High School Boys Organic
League at Y. M. G. A.

Older High School Boys Organize
League at Y. M. G. A.
A new indoor baseball league, com
posed of older high school boys and
boys who are in the older gymnasium
classes, was organized at the Y. NJ. G.
A. Saturday evening, and the first OF q
regular series of games played.
The four teams are captained by
Lloyd Barlow, Carlton Brown, Ralph
Bowman, and Leland link. and have
been named respectively the Dough.
nuts" the .'Mediators," The Training
Club" and the Dodgers" In the first
game the Mediators beat the Dough-
nuts 10 to Z, and the Training Club de-
feated the Dodgers 16 to 8. The re-
spectiye batteries were Dent and
Brown; Reese, Adland and Luther: q.
Miller, Gossard and Kirkpatrick,
Whitehill and Darner. This league
will play every Saturday evening until
March 10, and the games will be open
to the public.
In the Sunday school league Satur-
day afternoon the Bapttsts nosed out
the Presbyterians, 4 to 3. with Thomp-
son and Davis and Gossard and Bow
man as batteries; the Catholics were
defeated by the Methodists, to 0, with
Birks and Naughton and Arney and
Darner doing the battery work. and
the Congregationa1ists succeeded in
beating the First United Evangelical
church z to s. with Wildman and Nc
creery against Fischer, vokoum and
Thornblade as batteries. There will
be no games next week in this league
on account OF the county 7. M C. A.
tournament. it, ISL
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-02-05
HOWE PICTURES TUESDAY.
Lyman II. Howe's Travel Festival t,
Show Mawson's Antarctic Expedition.

Lyman H. Howe's Travel Festival 10
Show Mawson's Antarctic Expedition.
Here are just a few reasons proving
why and how Howe,s remarkable
films of Sir Douglas Mawson's expedi-
tion are turning hundreds Of people
away at most performances The
scenes were photographed 1000 miles
from the nearest human habita1ion on
a new continent discovered by this
expedition The birds and animals
can not be seen in any zoo In the
world The largest !cebergs ever
photographed are shown. Every foot
of film is Photographic gem and
abounds with tense thrills. Not an
incil OF ii is posed-for THESE are Iacis,
not of fancy or fiction, and yet it COM
bines more real comedy than those de-
signed by man.
Some Of the noblest scenery in
America viii also be shown during a
ride thru Yosemite National Park It
apounds with memorable oi
jagged peaks, Incompatible vistas Oh
nature and rivers strolhng majesticaliy
from dizzy heights Then, too, rich
measure OF merriment and hi1mor are
provided by the quaint antics and
ro,Iicking humor Of entirely new and
original animated cartoons. -Advsr-
| tisement.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-02-05
A.MUSEM ENT9.
AZ the Strand.

Fannr- Ward, a motion picture &c
tress who appears TO be at home in all
sorts OF roles, endeayors TO portray the
kittenish type IN Getty to the Rescue"
shown to fair-sized audiences at the
strand Sunday night She capers
about in overalls, parefooted and with
her hair down. works a gold mine her
self, and is generally remarkable Tor
her capability and beauty. She takes
the part OF Betty Sl1erwin.
Betty Is left In the care Of the Ken
woods By the death OF her father. who
dropped OF when he was informed by
an interruptions agent that his gold
mine was worthless, altho st really
was good. The Kenwoods, brother and
sister, let Betty think she is rich, am;
she is hopelessly extravagant until she
finds out that the Kenwoodg are sac
Irfficfng their own gold, then she turns
lin and works the gold mine befselE
and it comes cut all right Of course.
So does the AFFAIR between Betty and
fjvilnE = wIot5 vino il TeaiU Jack
Dean, her own husband IN private life.
Miss Ward does not appear TO such
lxood advantage in this picture aS IN
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-02-05
coeers Honor, s<;nnan..

In honor of E. l. Kinnan, who left
Sunday for Clinton, where he will take
over the management OF the Clinton
branch OF the Western Grocer Com
pany, the statesmen Of Let's Fletcher
Company gave luncheon Saturday
noon in Cronkleton hall. Mr. Kinnan
was presented with a handsome leather
travelling bag by the sales force with
which he has been so long associated.
Friday evening the Letts-Ffetcher
Company entertained about 100 retail
grocers Of the city at d $50 dinner and
smoker in Cronkleton hall compliment
Itary to Mr.. Kinnan and also D. w.
Marstor, who succeeds Kinnan as city
salesman. Supper was served and a
general social time enjoyed, as well as
several short talks by grocers who
have been Mr.. Kinnan's customers for
years. Howard WeiSman acted as
POSTMASTER. and on behalf Of the gro-
GERS presented Mr.. Kinnan with a dia-
mond stud. Mr.. Kinnan,s family ex-
poets to join him in Clinton IN about a
month. 81