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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-02-15
OBITUARY..
Willis.

Lydia Ann, the 5-weeks-osd daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. z Y. Willis. three
miles west Of Lisoornb. died at the Dea-
CONFESS hospital at 7c51 "Wednesday
night Of bronchial Pneumonia after an
illness OF about two weeks. The babe
was brought 10 to- hospital ON the day
II died owing 70 the fact that sts
mother ts patient In the hospital fol-
lowing an operation for msstoaditis.
Brief funeral services were held this
afternoon and burial followed in the
Bangor cemetery.
Neal.
Herman Eugene, the s-days-oid
daughter of MI. and Nrr. g. l. Neal
sol East Linn greet died at O'Clock
this morning Of pneumonia The baby
wss taken rick Wednesday. She Vas
born Feb. 2. M and Mrs. Neal lost
another baby by the saKne disease two
TeaYs ago. Yrne.a1 service VIII be held
at the home al 2 Gcjocx Fraday aft-T-
noon. and burial win he in Rock Valley
cemetery.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-02-15
Charney-Fiaika.

At the Methodist parsonage at S.:
Wednesday night Miss Mary Fialka
was given in marriage 10 James Char
ney. Rev. w. G.. Crowder officiating.
Mr.. Charney is a steamfitter in the en-
ploy of the Minneapolis & Sc. Louis
railroad in its local shops Mr.. and
Mrs. Charney left Wednesday night for
Minneapolis for short visit. They
viii live in this city.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-02-15
EXEMPTION TAX
BILL INTRODUCED
MEASURE PROPOSED BY MAYOR
TURNER, OF ALBION, FILED
az SENATOR ARNEY.
LAW WOULD INCREASE
TAX RECEIPTS HERE

Exemptions in Town Of Albion Reduce
Tax Receipts About Is Per Cent
Law Would Mako State Reimburse
Cities and Towns For Exemptions
Allowed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-02-15

I'D Adams, proprietor Of the Quality
lunch room. IA North First avenue,
serves an a la carte breakfast, and a.
regular dinner and supper. You In
find excellent cooking and good service
here. Meal tickets $3.50. Ed Adams.
Sharp County record., 1917-11-23
NQTlGE 70 confirm TITLE

Notice Is hereiy gwen hat on he 9Th lay 1i
October. 1917 d. Z. iYngRru iled n ny oih.s his
petition 10 he GhRncery Court li he 3outhern
District ui Sharp County arkansas, wherein hp
claims lille in ana % he following ieseribud
anus situate n laa county ana state. fo.wit
The southeast quarter outhwest 1uartor ec-
ion 2. ana hat part 1f .hu wv lr "a lr On
the izht lanE 1i plney FORK Creek. B acrrs.
noFu or sss, IN ection 2, ma no vest lall
northwest quarter northeast quarter ana hs
west half Vuthwest quarter northeast duRrtor
ana The east part 1t he asst haii northwest
quarter N 8sction a, al u AID ast lour calls
heing ana ying On he righ, 1ank li plnuy FORK
Greek. n lownship u north, nngn o ynst ana
containing 20 aerrs norr Or .esB
Now al persons VINO nave or claim any light
title Or interest a aaia anus or any part fhureoi
nc hereby warned 10 appear n said court within
aiS woekS rom he dAto hereof. ana now cause.
I any here la Why he tlo OF lho SAID petition,
or Ihouid not be confirmed ana luietod la ana
and la nrnyed In ana petition.
Given under ny lsnd his lGlh lay li October
1917
Q. a, Joyce.
Clerk of The Chancsry Court lt sharp Co.. Ark
Il. j. 7adriiife. solicitor or Petitioner.
Sharp County record., 1917-11-23
Bank of Cave City
fully Mursa ismRE burglary

The WillifOrd Drug Co. viii have
a ine display Of Christmas g0Ous
suOn.
Mrs W T Abee lnd children
we're here from P0ughkeepsie 4 few
days lately guests Of ler sister
Mrs. <. A. Smith.
Miss -uIu MetcaIf eft i Jew
days ago for Floral. Independence
county where she will -eacn school
during lhe winter
I will pay tour cents a pound for
unpicAed cotton Ioils delivered at
my place. one anu a half miles
west OF Evening Shade. J. "
Cathey.
STR4YED-Year old past red
heller. crop off Of eacn ear and un-
dernit in right. Notify Z. D. Moody
at Ash Flat anu receive pay for the
trouble.
Claude Justus. formerly Of Even
ing Shade. OUT more Iareiy Of Swift
ton. has .ateiy accepted the posi-
ton Of cashier Of the State Bank Of
Calico RuCX.
Mr. anu Mrs. W. Il. Walker Of
Kansas City, Kan, arriyed in Even
ing Shade me first part Of the week
Tor a visit with relatives Mr.
Walker is a nephew Of the ate Dr.
G. {. Craig.
Ernest Halliburton Of Williford,
VINO taxes glnners statistics for the
government. informs us that M to
November lat Sharp county gins
lad put ID l252 bales Of cotton
this season. as against 2462 bales at
the same date ast year.
Calvin Mobiey Of Grange vas in
8atesville Monday Ell route TO Lit
lie Rock 10 attend Jhe Masonic
grand lOdge. Mr.. Mubley mas been
a Mason ior 81 years anu during
Jhat time las not missed out three
0r fOur meetings 1f mis- 1udy-
5atesviile Daily Guard.
Sharp County record., 1917-11-23

The new schOOi books are for
sale Or exchange for old ones OF
like grade by the Willford Drug Co,
Wanted LabOrers tor quarrY
work. driilers. shOveiers. siedgers
lOaders. drivers. Apply at quarry
Williturc
NJ. A. C0ger came over from Hep
er Springs a few days ago for Wis
il with relatives anu friends anu to
attend to some business
G. D. Wolfe returned one day
his week from Little ROck., where
ne had been to take treatment from
a specialist for IN a1fiiCtion Of the
eye.
STRAYED-Deep red steer. 2
years old. dehorned, weighs about
$50 pounds. under half crop in
right ear Notify J. w Williams
Evening Shade.
Sharp County record., 1917-11-23
Local News

The Williford Drug Co. Keeps 0n
hand for sale bianB deeds. mort
Cages. notes. etc.
Enclosed tind check tOr So fur
Yuur paper. the best in me state.
Send it IN. J. 3. Ritchie. Aan
Flat.
Do YOU knuw Sanoi Chill Tonic
KNOCKS the chills anu all malaria
feversi Get a 35c triai bottle At
the drug store.
Change Of address. Z. A. Groom
from Jacksonville to lnbOden. Jas.
I. Massey from Caiamine 70 Car
dendaie. Texas.
A. W Cochran anu family re-
turned Sunday rom Ash Flat.
where they spent iva Or three days
with relatives anu iriends.
II YOU have chills or malaria ,et
= J5c bottle 1i Sanui Chill Tonic:
nothing better ior chills anu naiar-
ia. iet il at me drug store
james T. Carpenter. we'll known
citizen reslding IN the MaxYllle
section. will more than likely be IN
tie next race for county treasurer
STRAYED-Pided leiler, 2 years
Oid next spring. spit in aach ear.
lnderDit IN right. Reward lur re-
covery j. T. LaYne. Evening
Shade.
j. D. Paden 1i Ash Flat, VINO is
inuwn 10 a great number NJ Sharp
county pe1pie. IS a probable Gandi.
date im cuunty Judge IN me canning
primaries.
Mm c. ~ iorn eft 4 lew lays
lgo for Little Rock. where ihe will
lpend several days with Mr. Torn.
vno has headquarters at Russeilvllle
ls IN agent lor the Spauiding 3ug.
~ Co.
Mr. ana Nrs. Joseph Auit Ieit The
after part 1i last week. The former
70 attend he masonic Grand Iodge
lt Little Rock ana The after 10 vis.
i her daughter Mrs NJ. A. Coger at
Heber Springs
Sharp County record., 1917-11-23

Arkansas Standard Text Books.
Cray Nero. co., Cave City
J. A. Carpenter, a splendid Young
citizen Of Cave City vas IuOking
after some business here Wednes-
day.
Dn YOU get ~ at night? Sanoi IS
surely the best for all kidney Jr
bladder troubles. SanOi gives relief
in "a hours from all bacXacne Ind
biadder troubles. SanOi IS 4 guar
anteed remedy 35C anu Sl00 /
IOrrie al the drug sure.
Sharp County record., 1917-11-23
NQTlGE Tq confirm

Notice is hereby gwen hat On Wv
Dctuusr l0l7 David " hnd'r''n
Office mis- nstition 10 the Chanesrs-y'
3outhurn District u Jharp Coan'i
ynurein no claims title IN md % '
ioscribed lands situate n aid 0ounN
lo.wit: u
rha northwest 1iarfcr n iiio n"''
nj aoction B township % nortn' TN"
outhoast quarter oi loction o. OWN
-nngo o vest. ixespt Q aerrs ai !.
quarter ana about pers iortli d ~J
ln .hu northeast 1uarior d 'a' "I'
it aid trnet. Also a tract II Na
follows; Commencing &c itin WV
lf he southeast 1uartor 1oriil'"
unninE north 70 yarus. ihen''
thonc. aouthwoat aiong apr1nE wv
thence west % tho place oi b'Si'~-
containing l.2 acre, al ~ '0""
anga o Nast, containing Nv @n
Now All persons VINO lave % 'l'l' 'l''' /,
ight. title or interest N ala W." ...s
.horro,. ar. hprepy warned . ", WI
Court within aix weekn rom 'n'I .',,
shuw cause. Il any Jhorn No. WV u,.,..i
said petitioner ahould no' 'a ''n'D ~ ',lil
sd IN aid lands 40 pray"d n .'' aa u,
8iyan under my hand his iO"'
ipl7 All
Clork OF tho Chaneery Court =, ,.,,,lss. ~.
a. D.. Radoiiife. solicitor 'O'
Sharp County record., 1917-11-23
Wan r-1uDiea For TNo iaars

No one should suffer 5aCkache
rheumatic 1ains. stiff j0ints. swollen.
sore muscles when reiiei gan De
easily lad. James McCreary ser-
ien Center. MiCh., says he vas
troubled with kidney anu bladder
trouble FOR twG years BE used
several kinds lf medicine without
relief, 1ut Foley Kidney Pills cur
ed him. Burnett Drug Co.
Sharp County record., 1917-11-23
.'rGrz CVsaR ana LGrre
To Wsl zna Sf-,ng

r-v thpfn Foley Kidney Pills will
10 Tor other non suu vuinon--duick-
.v--whut hoy lavo done COR ArH.
4,ruynEo.
Last vear got almost down With
ny lauk, writes Mrs, /. z, jtFHyng0
't iAinusvillO, "a, r. No, B, ~ sur
.urrd rom inflammation ut thn llRu-
lur Inu whenever stopped tuuturing
grow vnrro. I Iriud Foley Kidney
'lllB. ana after ukinE hutn awhile
IVY bladder action became regular ana
ihu ItinEing sensation Disappeared Il
tn now 1trongor n ny hack than rvn
been Tor lovorni Fears lnd 1ince Bot-
ing woil. 'po stayed vol ana lad
no return ut tho rnuhiO.
iiurt n now 10 uHe FOLEY Kidney
nillHs fhu viii foei an Improvement
rom hu Pnrv lrHt tnses. moving
how lulsely tEuy ACT On sidneyH anu
bladder rhoy ltop Irregular urinary
action. 1ano nain n l9uk ana lidos.
iitnner up ltitf ipinta ana auhing nua-
1iea. rhey nut the eianuyn anu biAa.
ier n 1ounu. asAithy condition. rr-
hufn.
Barnett Drug Co.
Sharp County record., 1917-11-23
EXEMPTION BOARD SUMMARY
:auug1 Men lccssred 70 I'll Gaunrf 5
luura u sdIdiers.

II Davidson, chairman OF The
Sharp county exemption board, IL
forms is mat Of tie total OF ecL
men reaisrared for military service
III the county 7gG have been exam.
ined by the BOARD. The county ]
quota Of soldiers Is So, Of wnIch
number II have been delivered az
Camp Pike. and Mr. Davidson says
enough accepted lien are awaiting
call in me county to ill cut that
quota.
The number Of Married lien reg
is1ered in the county and 1Or called
0y he board for examination il 50.
The 1umler Of married men a.
bearing before me board vas 4d4,
and Of This number 3 have been
sent to Camp Pike. me others hay-
Iug been rejected or exempted, with
perhaps Two Or three exceptions
wherein married nen are awaiting
orders to report.
The number Of single nen regis
tered in the county and aOt called
1y the board is 10. The number Of
single men appearing before the
board was 267, and Of his number
"a have been sent to Camp Pike.
The board accepted 219 men On
physical examination anu reieeted
524.
Eight negroes we're called by me
board for examination, anu one vas
accepted for service.
Sharp County record., 1917-11-23
YMc.A. QUOTA SECURED
shar1 Gaunry Raises HOra Tlian is
lIIurnenr lf rilis fand.

Eiss Nina Turner Of Hardy, rreas-
urer for Sharp county. reported co
the Record az noon Wednesday, tnat
sne lad in hand subscriptions for
the r NJ G. a. fund TO the amount
Of S93G.45. VI ss Turner also stated
rbar some 5uwusnips had not yer
made a renurt. ana lhar the fund
IS certain to grow beyond $1,000,
the amount this county vas asked
to ralse.
The town Of Evening Shade.
wnich vas gsked to raise S125 for
the Y NJ. c. A. fund. contributed
S142.75. BUT a very small number
Of people refuang to make a dOna-
iou Of some size to Ihis very wOr-
thy cause.
Sharp County record., 1917-11-23
lrnuid Is lcauIrraa

In the court Of ESD. :. I. DiCker-
SON Monday W T Arnold vas ac-
Quilted by a Jury Of the charge Of
furcibie entry, the specific aIlega-
tion being thar he had built his
fence On and belonging to Ado
Bensch. Both Arnold anu Bensch
are residents Of Morgan township.
Atty T. I. 1errn vas employed by
Bensch to prosecute me case. wlile
Attv. :. NJ. Picxens represented
Arnold.
Sharp County record., 1917-11-23
4 Dangerous Practice

Several nights recently small
bows have been known to have
fires on Main street and to remain
there as ARE as Two and three
O'Clock III the morning. If this
practice is persisted III it IS certain
to result in the destruction Of the
business portion of town. Or a part
Of town. anu a stop should be put
to this practice before that end IS
reached. It is hardly necessary to
suggest that small boys. or larger
ones either. have 10 business on
Main street at the Iate hours Of the
night. fire OF 10 ire.
Sharp County record., 1917-11-23

FOR SALE-0ne Bic Bone Poi.
ana China Boar. , Years old, will
weigh $50 pounds, also one 3erk-
SHIRE SOW anu i've pigs, eight weeks
lid. .. w PuCKeIt, Grange, Ark
Dr. j. 4. Owens ana 'amlly ar.
rived rom Sheibyvllle The after
Dart lf last week, and have aiken
charge Of The Gem l0tei. Dr. Ovens
is making 4 number 1i improve
nents especially IN me Interior Of
the property anu il is ne general
belief mat his place will prove a
popular house among me travelling
public.
Sharp County record., 1917-11-23

The Williford Drug Co. ia agent
for Avalon Farm Hog.T1ne. Sold
under guarantees. It puts kinks in
the hogs tail.
When YOU have IaCkache The
liver or kidneys ire sure to De out
of gear. Try Sanoi. it does wonders
for the liver kidneys anu bladder
A triai 35c bottle will convince you.
Get it at me drug store.
Sharp County record., 1917-11-23
Little lnes lnu DID ines.

james Edwards. 20H Harriet st.,
Montgomery Ala, writes: NV
whuie family is using Foley tiuney
anu Tar Compound nuw.-,he little
ones anu the Old unes. Il las cur
ed our coughs anu broken our cuids.
Foley lioney ana Tar clears stop.
PED alr passages. heals raw inham.
ed membranes. removes Dnlegn
anu eases sore chest Barnett
DRUG Co.
Sharp County record., 1917-11-23
In Sanitnrium 'lrns Weeks.

Splendid results n kidney lnd
ladder troubles are lchlevai Nv
uiey Kidney Pills Mro Effia e.
Ieppe Averlll, Ninn., writes Z was
l Fargo lanltunum three weeks
or rheumatism and kidney lruuble.
1t no reilet began 1sing Foley
iidnpy Pills and Iound Inmudiatu
eliel, A hottie completed Jha cure.
lanett Drug Co,
Sharp County record., 1917-11-23
:nOrmOus lanK lenUSlts

The deposits IN the First National
Bank li 3atesville have reached
the remarkable Jotai Of over 1ne
million dollars. SuGh Iarge tepos-
ita have never before been reached
by a bank IN North Arkansas vest
1i the iron Mountain railroad. The
peopie li Independence county lra
lertmniy prosperous and they Ger
Jalniy have confidence IN Jheir lreat
bank.
Sharp County record., 1917-11-23

VI. c. Weaver will buy cotton in
Batesvile his season. iis ltfice
will be in the store oi Ieifery Bros.
Co. Weaver nus liways leen a
.riend to The cotton leller ana wa
1espeak a lively cotton narbet tor
hat city his year
Sharp County record., 1917-11-23
NQTlGE FOR PUBLICATION
Department ~ rhu Interior
". J. .anu llhee ~ Little logk. Ars.

", 3. Lauu llfee ~ Little Rogk, hrk,
Nov p IglE
Notice herrby gwen hat VIM I, JeaiY of
Center, Aris.. vho 1n Nov, ,th, pll nade nd.
i1ininE arm homestead entry No. lli3ss. Tor
jw an Nc IN. section "A. Township ~ yorth.
,ango Wost lLh Principal Musldian lus HIud
notice pi Intention 70 mako rhree Yaar proui o
1sta1iisn 8iaim 10 hu ana 1ooyo dueoribed. ls.
ore Circuit 9lerk " EVENING Ihade, hrk,. m
he. i7th lay of Deesmbsr pl7,
Claimant NAMES 10 witnesses. 3lto MASSEY,
lliia 4ott, Luke Nooiy. Staten 8 Iluott, vi OF
3antur ArS
mo. " Ailan legister
Sharp County record., 1917-11-23
Arkansas Standard Text
Gray Nero. Co.. Cave City
NOTICE ElE iQGQQI
Department Of ms Intrrr
r.. 8. Land Offics It Llttla isiI

IT. J. LAnu 0fflcs II l-.ls'e w =
Notice 3 hgreny gwen hat jtatpn Y
cantur. ARK. yno On Oct. :. l9l@ nn
fnrm 4. 2. No. Jli2s5 Tor Y aALi1
wv az aE gR.. section o. 1owni'|
Range Vest. ith Principal driuln
notice oi Intention 10 make .nr~
istanlisn claim 70 the ana ipow 10
fors Circuit Clork at Evening ihds
lay lf Nov. igl7.
Claimant NAMES rs witnesses
Lake yesiy Elliah Lott W h w
Center. ARK.
Iohn W Aha
Sharp County record., 1917-11-23
A REAL MAN

II IS 1rery hard 20 assert your Independence anu 1ey me
gQri gnen YOU have empty stomach anu empty DOCK
-e BOOK IF your bluff s called then what,
The prudent nan VINO mas saved little VINO has reserve
AZ the lauk tle hin month Jr J|O isn 50 falu
of sickness nor 4Ich coward ABOUT leng 0ut Of OD
bsnk ACCOUNT IS stinuIant to real mannOnd The arger
ne ACCOUNT The frlner the footing L. breeds iei-conn
ence IS proof Of efficiency anu eVerpresent resource
in time of need lis what man earns IN year NAT
gives him a surplus al me bank, [ II 4 II Z
SAVES
Sharp County record., 1917-11-23

mo W Allen, I'esister
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-20
SOCIETY AWAITS
MISS lOWDEN'S DEBUT

Springfield, Dec 20-S0ciety Of Chi
cago. Springfield and even the state
look with much expectation TO the
coming dchu, of Miss Florence Low.
den. Oldest daughter Of Governor
ana Mrs. Frank O. Lowdcn in Chica
20 ON Saturday. She will make her
formal bow at a reception given AT
the home OF her grandmotfcr Mrs.
CeoreG pullmcn, 1923 Prairie avenue.
Simplicity is expected 10 marx the
affair, in accordance with the wishes
| Of Mrs. I.owdeu, who has said MY
daueltcrs party will be very simple
with very little gayrty, owing to the
war times The guest list will IN
cludc hundreds Of prominent Chicd
go society people!
Miss Florence LOWdcn is - years
Old. She is her mothers nanlesakc'
She was graduated from WestoNcr
School at Middlebury, Conn, in June
If last year Since graduation she
has been residing at the executive
mansion here and has been assisting
her mother in the management OF the
household.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-20
HENRY HAGIE, OLD
RESIDENT DIES AFTER
A FEW DAYS ILLNESS

Henry Hagie, a pioneer farmer of
La Sale county passed away at his
home. SOC Madison street. this morn.
ing at I O'Clock, following a weeks
illness of pneumonia. Mr.. Hagie's
death was a great shock to the people
of the city. many of his friends not
knowing he was i'll until word of his
death reached them.
The decedent was born in Rossau
Canton Zurick, Switzerland. in lS4t
and came to the United States at the
age Of %. He came at once to OF
tawa, and after remaining in this city
for few weeks went to Grand Rap.
ids township and started farming, Mr.
Hagie remained in that vicinity until
one year ago when he retired and
moved to THE city. During his resi-
dence there he became one of the
most successful farmers in La Sale
county. and acquired great amount
of land
On November &c, 1874, he was
united in marriage to Margaret Ma
tilda Lehr. by the Rev. Henry Acker
TO this union were born nine chill
dren--five sons and four daughters
William j.. Of Clarion, Iowa; Charles
H., Ernest. Theodore and Harry, al
of Grand Rapids township; Mrs. Elz
abeth OFT. of Grand Rapids township
Mrs. Rosie Kline and Mrs. Alice Kline
of Marseilles, and Mae, who resides
at home.
He Is survived by his wife, his nine
children and twenty grandchildren
also three brothers and one sister
who resides in Switzerland
Early in life Mr. Hagie was hap
tied in the Lutheran faith and wa.
Il devout member OF this church thru
out his entire life. He was OF a gen
tai disposition and well liked by hi
fcllowmen and was always ready t
extend help to those in need.
Arrangements for the funeral serv
ices cannot be completed until al
the relatives living at n distance ar,
heard from, but will be announced
later.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-20
CLAIMS MUSIC AFFECTS
HAIR OF PLAYERS
Prematurely Bald-Acticr OF
Strings Less Severe

II you want 10 escape badness don't
play the cornet or trombone, but con.
fine your musical efforts 10 the piaro
violin, harp, violoncello or double
Lass.
This advice sums up the !r Crestins
md extremely important discoveries
which science has made about the et-
feet of different kinds Of music on the
hair.
Prof. Hem &c rarviIiC, the eminent
french physicist, is the man re3pon
sible for these discoveries. He de
cares that the well known action of
I'usic on the nervous system afiec 9
the nutrition oil the bodily tissues
and thus has an influence on the hair.
= o support this novel theory he has
2 great array of facts collected from
! observations OF the heads OF a large
number of musicians
The influence of music upon the
hair is not always the same. The
growth OF the hair is stimulated o.
checked or stopped entirely accol dine
to the kind of musical vibrations ll
which it is exposed.
Playing the piano or the violin, ac
cordine to Professor de Pa"yillc, is
especially beneficial TO the hair This
ne says accounts for The InXuriau
u,accpu nj hair which nlnngt ,nIupiu
bly, cover the heads OF male pianist,
aud violnisis.
The music Of the yioloncello, h
harp and the double bass is also Stim
,ilatine to the hair, but TO a less de
gree.
Players Of the flute and clarinet &c
only 4 small amount Of hair atimuiG
ton and consequently their locks or
quite likely to show very percept
bic thinning by the age of lltty.
The harm done to The hair ny must,
according to Professor dc larkyillo'
views is among the players OF bras
Instruments.
Those who make much use OF IN
cornet and horn advance rapidly t
badness. Players OF the trombone
particularly those who play Il tor lon
periods a. Il timc.-u rally lose q
least sixty per cent Of their HAIR viii
N five years after thor use " tn
instrument begins
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-20
KEEPS BREAD FRESH
FOR A MONTH
Chicago Man Discovers New Process,
Soon to Be Patented

Soon to Be Patented
when did you buy this bread? It's
% nice and fresh"
"Oh, bought it a month or so ago"
Surprise!
This will be the conversation Of the
future as soon as certain patent ia
issued in Washington. A process has
heen discovered, it was declared by
Arnold VAIL before the Illinois Mas
ter Bakers Association, which will in
crease the life of a loaf of bread TWEEN.
iy days. possibly longer.
Mr.. Vail, who is head OF the Wall
Efficiency Institute for Baking, said
that the new invention would make Z
possible for a housewife to put bread
away in the same manner in which
she stores preserves and potatoes. He
also told of discovery to proven:
bread diseases in bakeries.
"The new bacillus" said Mr.. Wahl
has been discovered in terminating
malt. When placed with bran mash it
grows and throws off a Tactic acid
which, when added to dough, will pre-
vent the growth of any foreisn or.an-
isms within the bread uaked rom the
dough-"
The science OF bread baking was
declared by the speaker to be little
understood in America, compared to
the advancement made in Europe.
"This fact is proved he sad b, tn ;
fact that 20 per cent OF Europe's
bread is baked in public bakeries
while only SO per cent OF America s
bread is baked by firms that make
baking their business