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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-03
Topics of the Times

Next thing a lot of rich folks know
the seiective draft system will be ap-
piled 10 liberty bonds and they'll have
10 seek exemption because they have
IA few railroads or two section farms
or farm mortgages dependent upon
them.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-03

When a man prays for prohibition
and votes secretly against it, that's
camouflage,
The Republican journal., 1917-04-05
CHAPTEE
An Act to amend ;
of Chapter five OF a..
relating to board
voters.

An Act 70 amen :.
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as pioN tugu w I'ls
nave exclusIve pow
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utIhs so.erned 10y
gl,.pal ol,lrerS or vow
aTed or more Tesl.'.
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CHAPTER 80

All ACL 10 amend Section m
ten of the Revised SEA q CS,,
what constitutes real as,42 issgy
purposes of taxation ''r "a, y
Section three of chspler
vised Statutes is aerenr "l u A,
serting after the worl .u.s'1 -d II
ninth and tenth lines of SAY. i5 ial
words also transmissi5r inv ,o. st'.1
light and power comps.lss s Vi s.4s,
section as amended Shall rs - ,ta, 4
Section 3. Real estate g- 'llj,
poses of taxation. eycer, .'' Die h
section six. includes all i4rJs l'oHa8
together with the wgrar u ids S.,
privileges and rights. lr.s, "Es- N
deposits appertainiug -Gar.. @"l Mn,
buildings erected or or 4. sl5
same. and all tow1snias s.''e' 70
land, the fee of which has guy ''aas
the State since the year -,f. .'ssei il
fifty, and all Interests f. ~ '!1d
public lands derived Hoer On
by the commonweai' .f lri
interest and improvemrrr mae Sc.
of which is in the Stole - 'dtt
contract or otherwise In .s- i,'a
from taxation; alsv trsgs- A.. .s 'ier
electric light and power u.,g"' 1s
shall be a lien to seurn. ..' t'-S y;
all taxes legally assessed . -.li
as defined in this ..5. 81
take precedence OF . s,.., So
said real estate ana -ter,., -,Is
continue in force um. ... -G 81
paid.-(Approyed Mar .,- les
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a petition is filed by them. the municipal
Officers Of any city or town interested
in the subject matter Of said petition
shall be notified by the public utilities
commission of the filing of such petition
and given opportunity to appear and be
heard on.'-(Approved March Is,
1919
The Republican journal., 1917-04-05
CHAPTER 43.

CHAPTER 43.
An Act to amend Section seventy-six OF
Chapter sixteen of the Revised Stat
utes. relating to the inspection of sec
ondary schools.
Section seventy-siX of CHAPTER sixteen
of the Revised Statutes is hereby amend
sand two hundred in the third and
fourth lines thereof and substituting in
place thereof the words four thousand
so that said section when amended shall
read as follows:
Section 76. All schools of secondary
grade receiving State aid shall be in
spected under the direction Of the State
superintendent of public schools, and for
this purpose he shall be authorized to eN-
pend not to exceed four thousand dollars
annually. which sum shall be paid from
the State appropriation for the supper,
of high schools; and he shall determine
what schools are included in the classif-
cation of section seventy-three, what
what schools are entitled to State aid
and what schools maintain approved
courses for the reception of tuition schol-
ars.'-(Approved March Is, 1919
CHAPTER A.
An Act to authorize the Public Utilities
Commission to investigate any proposed
changes in the rates Of any public
utility, and to suspend the same pend
ing investigation
Section l. Whenever the public utili-
ties commission receives notice of any
change or changes proposed to be made
in any schedule of rates filed with said
commission under the provisions of law 1t
shall have power at any time before the
effective date of such change or changes.
either upon complaint or upon it's own
motion, and after reasonable notice, to
hold a public hearing and make inyesti-
cation as to the propriety Of such pro-
posed change or changes. At anv such
hearing involving any change or changes
as above specified the burden of proof to
show that such change is reasonable shall
be upon the public utility After sucn
hearing and investigation the commits,
sion may make such order with refer
The Republican journal., 1917-04-05
CHAPTER SO.

An Act to authorize the Public Utilities
Commission to require through routes
and Joint rates by common carriers for
the transportation of persons or prop
erty.
Section 1. The public utilities COM
mission may, after hearing, on a com
plant or upon its own motion without
complaint. require any two or more rail-
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CHAPTER 81,


An Act to amend Section one hundred
seventeen OF Chapter sixteen of the Re
vlsed Statutes relating to the employ
ment of agents for schools In morgan
lied townships
Section l. Section one hundred seven
teen OF chapter sixteen of the Revised
Statutes is hereby amended by striking
out the words two thousand two hum
dred'' in the ninth line thereof and sub
three thousand so that said section
when amended shall read as follows:
Section Ii? The State superintendent
OF public schools may appoint agents for
the several townships in which schools
shall be established under section one
hundred and fifteen, who shall. under the
direction of the State SUPERINTENDENT.
enumerate the pupils, assess and collect
the per capita tax, employ the teacher
and attend to all necessary details in con-
nectfon with said school; for which pur-
pose the State superintendent Is hereby
authorized to expend annually from the
appropriation for the support of schools
in unorganized townships a sum not ex-
ceeding three thousand dollars Said
agents in the collection of the per capita
tax aforesaid, shall have the same pow
ers and may use the same methods as
collectors of taxes in towns are author
lied to exercise and use for the collect
ing of personal and poll taxes committed
to them ;/said agents may act as truant
officers In their several townships. and
may in their discretion compel the regu-
lar daily attendance at school of every
child in their townships between the
seventh and seventeenth anniversaries Of
his birth by arreSting and taking 70 school
any child when absent therefrom and any
parent or guardian Of any such child or
children. wilfully refusing to allow said
The Republican journal., 1917-04-05

having regard to the State and the
amount Of the property; and sums SO
paid to the widow or guardian shall be
deducted, if the estate is solvent from
the share of the widow or children but
If insolvent shall be considered by tie
judge in his allowance to them.'-(Ap-
proved March s, 1919
The Republican journal., 1917-04-05
CEAPTER 90,

CEAPTER 20.
@n Act to amend Section twenty-etght of
Chapter sXty-four of the Revised Stat
UteS relating to registration of vital
statistics.
That section twenty-eight of chapter
slXty-four of the Revised Statutes be
amended by adding after the word
burial in the eighth line thereof tho
words or whenever the deceased person
was born in any other town of this State, >
and by inserting after the word burial
in the eleventh line thereof the words or
in which said deceased person was born
as aforesaid so that said section as
amended shall read as follows:
Section 2S The clerk of each town
shall, on the first Monday of each month
make a certified copy CT the record of all
Of said town during the previous month,
whenever the deceased person, or the
parents of the ch'ti born were resident
IN any other town in this State at the
time of said death or birth. or Whenever
they were recently resident in any other
town, or whenever the remains of any
deceased person have been carried to any
other town for burial or whenever the
deceased person was born in any other
town of this State and shall transmit
said certified copies to the clerk of the
town in which said deceased person or
parents were resident at or near the
time of said birth or death, or to which
the remains of such deceased person
have been carried for burial, or IN which
said deceased person was born as afore-
said, stating in addition the name of the
street and the number of the house. if
any, where such deceased person or par
ents so resided, whenever the same can
be ascertained; and the clerk so RECEIVE
ing such certified copies shall record the
same in the books kept for recording
deaths or births. Such certified copies
shall be made upon blanks to be fur
nished for that purpose by the registrar
of vital statistics. '-(Approved March 3,
1879
CHAPTER 80.
An Act to amend Section one hundred
seven of Chapter fifty-two Of the Re-
vlsed Statutes, relating to loans by
loan and building associations.
Section one hundred seven of chapter
fifty-two of the Revised Statutes Is
hereby amerded by inserting after the
word banks in the fifteenth line there
of, the words, or with the approval of
the bank commissioner may be loaned in
whole or in part to other loan or build
ing associations in this State so that
said section as amended shall read as
follows:
Section 1O7. The board of directors
shall see to the proper investment of the
funds of the association, as provided in
this section. After due allowance for all
necessary and proper expenses, and for
the withdrawal Of shares, the moneys of
the association shall be loaned to the
members at a rate of monthly premium
to be fixed by the directors, which shall
an no case exceed forty cents a share.
Any member may, upon giving security
The Republican journal., 1917-04-05
in, seven hundred and fifty
CHAPTER 40.

An Act to amend Section two of Chapter
sixtyfour of the Revised Statutes. re-
latng to marriage OF feeble minded
persons.
Section two of chapter sixty-four of the
Revised Statutes is hereby amended by
fore the word person" the words or
feeble minded, so that said section as
amended shall read as follows
Section . No insane or feeble minded
person or idiot is capable of contracting
marriage. '-(Approved March IS, 1917
The Republican journal., 1917-04-05
CHAPTER AZ.

CHAPTER 48.
An Act to provide for physical connection
and certain auxiliary service between
steam railroads and electric railroads.
Section /. Whenever it is practicable
and the same may be accomplished with
out endangering the equipment, tracks,
or appliances of either party, and when
ever and wherever public, convenience
utilities commission may, upon applica-
ton and after reasonable notice and
hearing, require the construction of ply
steal connection between the tracks of
any steam railroad company and electric
railroad company Gas hereinafter de-
fined); the expense of constructing such
physical connection may be apportioned
by the commission in such manner as it
such petition are themselves unable to
agree as to the distribution of the cost
of such construction. Said commission
may. upon application and reasonable no
tice and hearing, require any such steam
railroad company to permit any electric
railroad company to haul, by means of
such physical connection, loaded freight
cars containing what is called carload
lots from the tracks of such steam rail-
road company to points along the line of
loading by the owners thereof the con-
tents of such cars and to haul empty
freight cars from the tracks of such
steam railroad company onto the tracks
of such electric railroad company to be
loaded for shipment and such steam
railroad company shall accept each such
loaded car and transport the same over
its lines in accordance with the proper
and lawful billing of the shipper Of the
contents of any such car. Provided that
nothing in this act shall be construed to
require through billing of freight be-
tween steam railroad companies and cleo
trio railroad companies; nor as requiring.
or authorizing said commission to REQUIRE
any electric railroad to engage in inter-
state commerce.
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I. I'D. WANTS
May. 10 cents a Hue per in-cT

soNDAf; 10 cents line per inserl.on
nsr 9c asoTn ,.o Iypy is5 TsP.-.sa
SSSSh . SSiH %Ifiii* EL wSnt |2fI
i..,iE f..A. LINE.
SUNDAY anu DAFT Att i..s %S ..ns 20 cents.
= Dany inse. t'"',e' a" eeh,s.
s,tua,.oI, M.l,,n. ....s u..I l.",.,ie.
ZINES s U 1thin o o A. Gems ns"s me Hs'
. Basis vi ii.easui.i'ie", 10 Lv"u -g"l.. ~
The above rates cover all ciassiy d tio...
ciassiiications not guaranteed alter ) T.. 81.
ihv ionv"in6 I,....a- L.sp-,." ...-n.. "a
Wan, Aus. arc .t.eutsu =. ..t '"s ~ D-' ~.
isguIaf once rates. ',..e" ~ie ."e" ,.uo,s.
West l.nu tAal.u..y. 80 ". Iuly ST.
:, Sa.euo Diu. store. riV'u AZ. and
Cnailes .. Turner. Druggist. Nest Bro-u.
hern's rhuTr. ..,,,y :2sa Turnover Ave.
a. L. n . ntus s,o.e; -yol ". A,-ln 81.
Alien Ar &en4s .'i ra. . "A a an" Ses . ~
i.unisr D."s SLOT. s.o ~. aiar snaii 81.
i.ne s,ree, ih"rm.-es. j.. =. r.ne o,.
". Il. Stay q Dros.. DrooA 49,. .mI Clay
Tairant Drug Store, rousn.e and Broad
Gonta H Co. II Il li Isl BIO 81 slhEkt
r.sis Sias : 60. 80 = 81, t.@' 81 q.
T. a. Isn .!i,: D."a store - T. ntoaI 81
Wa!,,a DluE e,sis tii,!. anu alAian.i. Sta.
" ~ haushAi!, s.i i>o:sn rntn 81
". II. darcy, 1uv EO.th tenth 1T.
,. hiIharusVh due store. eVl y. Seven
A. H. ,:hndrey. - y. Eighteenth ST.
a., uFher Phd:Ur.>J. 1"t.,y- orst diiu Main
W., 'llians Pharmacy. twenty hrst and
sprinser pr.s Company. Tweu,y-,hird
r iioIa's Drug store. Twenty ninth and .
wool sgnaaf Drrs Co. Twenty -ht,h
49, Woods Pharmacy. Twenty nth and Leigh
Ets
8. Church I'M Pharmacy. $500 LAS, Broad
$. y. Craig Drug Store. $500 L. Brond 81!
Thirty hrst 81.
Paramount Pharmacy. -i-1 fairinount A'e
usav., ur bAt tins ii a.,G as
SietTes DRUG store. Iogv Nnrin Ave
HlGIiLA%O FAhh.
q: =; Cosey e Co., Iteo Third Ave,
- K iown.end. Milton ana harylund
SOUTH nIcAMOHD.
q. Branch ONCE Times Dispatch. 1908 Hun
WOODLAND HEIGHTS
Woodland Holgnts PHARMACY. SIC"
Charles ". Garrison. sllI Fores, H!li Ave.
SN a%SBOl!O
Is NJ. Robcrrn Dtus Store. :Goi Hull 81.
FULTO%.
J. a; ElaGk. asl. is!4inhbuLr Ave
PETERSBURG.
Times Dispatch BranyH. $40 North Syca-
NOR oil 90, Ihoi.. l..!.. al.t: -.
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Tired, Aching
Feet and Limbs

are promptly relieved by applying
Absorbine. Jr., the antiseptic Imminent.
1t is soothing. healing and invigorat-
ing-puts vim and energy into .jaded
muscles. One of the many enthusi-
astic users writes: II received the
trial bottle OF Absorbinc. Jr.. all right,
and at that time was unable to walk
without cane. Just around the house.
| used It freely, and inside of two
days could walk without llnpinK,
something had not done in two
months. L went to the drug store and
procured a $500 bottle. and to-day can.
Walk as good as ever. I'll never be
without 1t. l am recommending 1t to
every one l can. for l am a living
witness.
Absorbine. Jr.. should always be
kept at hand for emergencies
AT druggists. sl.O0 and $500 bot
tie or sent postpaid Liberal trial
bottle for l0c in stamps.
w. F. YOUNG, Z. d. f.
%'y iemple ST.. Springfield, Mass.
ADVERTISEMENT
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l.OSY AND FOUND

LOST. IN Miller = Ehoads 90 on Broad
street pair OF COLA .ycElasr"-. fi-Ward.
ihon" !.hudriph "35o-J. ct return - li2o
Second Avenue.
LOST ON East Broau street between .iiO
ana Twenty ninth Twenty ninth
from broad - ISIS East Grace. about .
O'Clock Monday afternoon. lady small dou-
~" case soIh watch viii Initials on case.
HiShiy valued by VSNut! on account % ar.
ISOLATION. tDerhl rcNar'. II returned "a
A'rs Cousins. -sle East Grace, "r -iiU East
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HELP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

Iiit. Virginia iecchcis Bureau. Box S33.
EichInonJ. Va. wishes 10 enroll teachers
Tor i.i5-ls tor calls in .irsinla and South
en- States t.sLi b!ishci 1895. Reliable
wee. Testimonials copied. Write A.
v. 'riHun. tr-r.. j. N"ftun ii!,ii Ssr
irA,IiEKS wanted. sc hay. direct cnlln
tor teachers shlch NC cannot supply. -
sr"Ie ani primary tcachrrs. salary Sl5
to 81" per month Is high scnurl assist
ants salaries $40 - $50 per month. r"r
Iuil Information. address Tile southern I.lu-
-atlnIlnL Bur.an. NALnlsh. y. -.
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PItOPOSAIS-Sealcti.
Commonwealth OF Virginia..
ONCE OF
Superintendent OF Public Printing.
I.i,hp,npI N.,

commonwealth Of Virginia.
Superintendent OF Public Printing.
Richmond Va.
sEAI.Ep proposals for printing nftecn hun,
be received at this Office up to ~ NJ. Tues
day. June >. 1917.
~ the same lime and place bids viii be
iT.elscu Tor binding. wrapping and Labelling
toned books
Printed schedules ON which all bids will
bc REQUIRED 10 be made. Will be furnished
Each bid must be inciosc1 In sealed en-
Nclopc. addressed to the Superintendent Of
PIeliS i'rint,nS. and marked Proposal"
Eontraytors viii be required to make
weekly shipment OF nve copies of eacn
sixteen page form worked AMI to furnish
Nhon'l, with approved security. for tho faith
10! performance Of contract
The right Is reserved 10 reject any or
all bids.
DAVIS BOTTOM.
Superintendent VI Public Printing.
Way - :" 70. 3O June 5.
OFFICE On THE STATE HIGHWAY COM
Rtchmond. Va. May Is. 1917.
Bds VIII hr received 1T this Once until
!" o'clock a NJ WEDNESDAY. JUNE g.
TIT. for the completion OF the REINFORCED
Bridr". over South Anna River. in Hanover
County. Va.
Plans and specifications on file at the
clerks ,"fic" hanover. Va: and n, this
plicaton 10 IN" Undersigned.
certified chcck for $3.50 must accom-
pany each hid.
rhe right ia reserved to reject any or all
bldg.
g. 4. COLEMAN
state Highway Commissioners
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DEATHS

sHEi, i.-Dicd. suIdcniy ~ 1880 ihis
morning, STAY -. i.El. &; SHE'LL. at a..
y . J! Yard. ~. .. survived 10y tWu
bother ana thtoc si.t"r-. SIe o. a Arm.
hIcrhi. Mr.. Il 81 i'u.ip. tri-Nc'i = -.
Mr. = + Ford. nI rooutctio. iIaiJu. Brother
~ J.. shell. Winston salem. s. ~. iScu
Shell nj this ,!tN.
Funeral motto. later.
NUtiolh and Baltimore" pslcgy t,lr.tFc .,or,y
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HELp WANTliD-Alule

10 you N"ri a sur" Job with biz pay. easy
hours aud rapid advance Write for ms
pig free book. DIV 1874 which tells you
now You ,un get good government posi-
ZION. Enrl ILopklns, Washington. u. Z.
AMBITIOUS man can make valuable
OF 'fhe Book Of knowledge" This is not
an ordinary selling propositions but cN-
,.p,inn" ?ppor,HnitE TO represent a na.
:; liberal income. Natural business ability.
not necessarily business experience is the
crences ia applying. Addrcss Publisher
'rhc Book OF knowledge" Dcnckla Build
inE. Eleventh and Market Streets. PhiladcI-
phta
y young man To drive auto delivery aud
hclp "rounu tn" shop. American Bread
nj BaiSin: 80.
~ AN1f.D men to learn barber trade: tow
weeks required: steady position for com
p"t.nt graduates. wonderful demand Tor
BARRIERS. Free catalogue. Richmond Ban.
hcr tnllcsc. Richtnond. Va.
" ..Hr:D registered relief clerk. Alien
AN"nu" Pharmacy.
SoIitl'roE, good proposition. Must DC
really To start work at once. Call 6 To .,
T. BRADLEY. 3l2 East Grace.
plumhcr. H. \. Carter 400 East I3ro:,i.
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We will sell. on the premises. at the
above time, that three-story brick
the south line of Main Street, between
Fourteenth and Fifteenth Streets. about
- - feet. more or less. and running
back l0l feet. more or less. 10 the pub :
lie alley in rear.
The present nonresident owners have
decided TO sell the store at public auc-
lion. rather than repair the same. as
instructed by the Building INSPECTOR
TO whom nj! interested parties are re
lerred for information before the sale.
TERMS: One third cash. balance In
one and TWO years. bearing per cent
interest. secured by trust deed on the
property. or "a! cash. at option OF pur.
]. THOMPSON BROWN e co.
Suctloneers
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HELP WANTED-Male
TIE Low MOOR IRON COMPANY
OF VIRGINIA

WANTS furnaccmen, mechanics, car
penters. cokemen and laburcrs.
Steady employment, good wages and
opportunities for advancement.
Healthy surroundings, modern hos
pital free TO employees. good houses
with garden space; low rent.
fuel at cost, store prices reasonable:
good schools. apply 10 l.. 0. Bright
bill. Superintei 'ent OF Furnaces. or
10 f. II. Archer. Master Mechanic.
Low Moor. Va.
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Dwelling contains rooms, is con-
veniently arranged. and INN ediately
on car line. The lot fronts so feet on
the north limo of Main Street. begin
ming no feet inches east of the
northeast corner Of Main and AIulber-
ry Streets. with q depth OF l19 feet Q
inches TO alley 20 feet wide.
IMMEDIATELY y r. Err TIL E
ABOVE, at Is l.. NJ. we shall sell. by
public auction. on the premises. that
certain lot OF land. with improvements
thereon. lying on the northwest corner
OF Taylor and Carter Street (now Allen
Avenue), fronting on the north line OF
Taylor street 80 feet; and extending
back 1872 feet TO an alley
TERMS: One-third cash and the bal,
ance in three equal payments at six,
twelve and eighteen months, TO be evil
denced by. negotiable notes bearing s
per cent interest and secured on the
property by deed OF trust and policy OF
insura nce on the buildings.
VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY,
Executor Of Louis l'endrick,
Deceased
On account OF inclcment weather
the above sale ia postponed until
THURSDAY EVENING. MAY 81. 1917,
al the same hour
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"MOST;CEl-i-O. ia SortnJ Eisnth, nice
cool. clean. sanitary. avc. Sbc. 81 daily
also lew select OUTSIDE rooms. special
suLAnleI rate 40 TO 80 weekly.
FOlt rent. furnished room Phone Bouis-
Yard l!ao-J:
DOUBLE pariors Tor daily Central
location: y $50. care LimeS-Dispatc h.
tUs Nest Glace. driis Initial front rooms iur
nisheu. Convenient board
TWO ConncCiihs ROOMS completely fur :
niShcd t"r hou.cEeeninS. ln4 West Grace.
Tlit:E nicely iurnlsnsd rooms Nest End.
E.Ui"y:.r,! l.rhAl.
~ ELY FURNISHED room. Win az! mode ~
CcnNcnicnCvS. private family Grove Ave
nu.: 10 ssnilemnn Boulevard s2s.W.
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ni.Nit.iJ-.tgenis.


WASTED, resident agents la every town
ana county IN the state 10 sell the beet
line OF aCCiueEt ana health policies on the
market. Liberia! first ana renewal Cominl.-
Aious which we 20: gives an OPPORTUNITY
20 bu!ir an liisreucIne and permanent In
one. bette' apply Tor your territory to-
u"y. Hr"Htt Once, Standard Accident In
--lIMn,A ,.nMpunI. Br.hioI. ~.