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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-11-21
local And GFNERAL

Capt. John w. Simons has been or
dered to report to the chief signal Off
Ger at Washington, D. c., for duty.
The Mills clue will meet at $3.50 to-
morrow afternoon at the home of Mrs.
J. F. Morgan, Vancouver highway,
Manoa.
The annual Founders Day reception
will be held at the Kauikeolani Chill
dren's Hospital between and )
o'clock next Saturday afternoon.
A number of army officers left for
the mainland yesterday, including
Major Gallogly, former judge advo.
cate; Major Brooks, former aviation
corps commander, and Maj. Stephen
H. Smith, medical corps. ,".
Friends Of Rideau G. Ross of the
tax office will be interested to learn
that he is doing as well as can be ex-
pected after severe abdominal OPP
Grafton which was successfully per-
formed yesterday by Drs. Straub and
Minor at the Queens hospital.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-11-21
LUHI FUNERAL TODAY

The funeral of David Luhi, mounted
police officer, who died suddenly
while on duty Monday night, will be-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-11-21

Rokuro Moroi, eensul-general for
Japan to Hawaii, will hold reception
in honor of the members of the visit
ing congressional party at his home
on Monday afternoon from to
O'Clock, November &c. ..:
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-11-21
EMPTY BARRELS FOR SALE.

Alcohol, Witch Hazel, Formalde.
hyde and DisiHfectant barrels. 25e to
$500 each.-Adv. .-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-16

artillery. and is stationed =, Cape
Henry.
Eertrsm Thomas, Of rund!eh has
been called to tho rclors and is now
at Virginia Beach
William Robertson and Eoo;>or Ery.
amt. northumberland boy:. have en-
listed.
Miss Mabel Jones and ne brother.
Ilobson Jones. visited IN lIeathsyiyc
recently
AIR. and Mrs H. Towns Of wiscon.
sim arc spending several wocEs a;
'W GO Lii ~yi." their attractive camr
on tbs Potomac shoe in Nov;huiubcr-
land.
Mrs. Lloyd Elmorc is im rcterSburc TO
visit her husband. who is ut Camp i.,c
Misses Mar! and Will" Davis recent
IL entertained number OF friends al
their homo near Merry Font.
L. q. McKonncy Lett last wcc', for
New lori. cNpoctmc shortly 10 sail for
Franco.
Mayo robinson. ct near rbcris. and
his family. moved last week 10 Rich
n"nd 10 max" their homo there
Miss Elanchc Coppcdrc is spending
some time with hoy aunt. near Merry
FONT.
Mrs. William u. Miles Of Baltimore
She was accompanied by her aunt Mig
Ec'ti" Brown. who has lr.n visiting
her.
Lieutenant lsascom Brown is home
for a short stay.
Roy. and Mrs, +. &. .Iliu. Of l.ancas-
;cr. returned last week from an cx-
icTSiNc bridal trip.
Miss .\nuic Stoucham. ot liolwst
went TO Baltimore last wccl 10 SEQ
her >iSt'r. Miss Garland Stoncra!n. who
was recently operated on ror appcud.-
clriS
Mr.. - !, BRADLEY and li;;lc Glush-
ter, Mar r:l"nnor. who have been Wis
!;inc rcia lives at White stone. have
returned to their home in Eichmond
Henry Walkcr of lIcathsvi,lc. lcC,
last week for NorfolE. 10 cnli., i'm tho
naval reserve corps.
Nj. and Mrs. Wilianl SNOW Of Kin
sale. arc in baltimore This wcck
Miss Nirgic Iia:,iinG and hro,pc,..
Milton. are in Washington. visiting
their aunts.
Hiss Marjoric Too;h OF ii.r,cy's
Neck. was recent guest ~ Miss i.yn
snow. pf Icmo.
Lieutenant l;ascorl Erown is visiting
his rarrrrS, Nj. and Airs. Roswell
Brown. near Browns store
Miss Sarah EanioIph Ercul ana noi
Hrcnt were guests Of friends in IIin.al.,
sunday afternoon and evening
Miss Lillian Gladys Riicc and V \
Mcssick ho,h Of iryinciou. were mar.
'i"d Wednesday afternoon in thc Meth
odist Church here.
Mr, and Mrs. levi u. steiner. Of I;a!-
ismoro. have announced the engage
ncnt and approaching na-'riaGc O.:
their dauGhter. Evelyn Ice. to Carroll
Arthur po:Grtt OF near Nuttsyilln VA.
Miss Eileen Poole and Licutcuan: =,
u. McGuimcsS. field artillery. l. : -
wor" Tui"t!! married a. 81. !'aui's Rec
tory. baltimore. Thursday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-16
C|NTER PARK WOMEN
HAVE YEAR OF ACTIVITIES
Suburbs Club Takes Keen 1n,c,o.,
In Afiai's OF Local anil Gen
cral Importance.
ASSISTS ~ MAN, USES
Contributes Generously to Funds Re-
ing Raised to Further War. Work
of Various Observation-Disclosures
in Liberty Bonds.

TtcndS Of tho Woman'S club Of Gin
Ter lark VIII probably be iut"rcs. ed
IN tho following resume Of the wort;
and Interests Of the club durin: th,,
past year:
The club is interested in ;hc c;!n;cr
I'arH School Through a committee
headed by Mrs. Z. w. Gardner. i, has
PAID for and inStallcd "a movinc-pir;urc
machine. ut a COS. Of S3.i5o 4 s.r;
of 50" was mahc to tho frcsh-air school
ana t" encourage nature study among
the children. and prizes were donated
for a hird-boX contest
The club frequently responds 10 ap-
pcals from Richmond ORGANIZATIONS s.
being sen; to the Matthew M"ury fund
last January The members have al
ways taken practical interest i'm the
Y. w. e. =. donations oil fresh vcgc-
tables were sent from home gardens
.vcry week last summer 20 tho board
inE homes: ais" gift OF canned goods
has boon sent this fall.
rho philanthropy committee through
the chairman Mrs l.. n. Aylct. reports
$500 sen; 10 INC Associated Charities
and s. - The Shcltcring Arms lIospital
Funds have recently been raisc, AT an
authors reading given by Mrs Henry
NH'ctt Sampson. The club has just
responded with Il check for So TO ono
Of tho opportunities presented b. The
Times Dispatch
The interests OF tho club arc not
confined 10 local affairs For tho pas;
SIN months TWO French orphans haze
been cared for, at a cost OF So \,
recent meeting il was decided 10 con-
iinuc the care Of these TWO children
Tor tho coming year
Much interest is manifested in war
relief work. Last whites: hundred. az
garments were made ana reported
through tn" t;intcr Park branch Of
TN" War Relief Work. .ndnr Mrs. g.
{. Finkncy. Members are NOW a..
'Nci! engaged in making garments for
Tho chilhrcn'S aid section OF tho War
Relief
Mr.. ". :. Ehoads stated that loss
articles have been made for the Rod
cross This work also continues \
volunteer committee assisted IN pvc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-16

pairing tho Christmas packages for tho
OF $50 Was made.
The club RECENTLY redeemed its
plc,isc of slc0 to the War Library
FurL. 1t was enabled to do this
through an entertainment given under
the direction of tho Misses: Starkc and
Miss ;hoadS.
ON tho frs, Liberty loan drive S3oo
was invested in bonds. and on til"
second drive tho club had charge Of
the Liberty loan booth a, Miller &
I:hoad* for ono day. ut which time they
secured pledges fr- $4,000
ruriu:: tho past year the members
have been entertained on numerous oc-
caSions 10y some Of the most charming
readers and musicians Of the city. One
Of the most pleasant features of the
meetings is the social hour which fol-
lows the program
I'm event pleasantly anticipated by
the residents Of tho park is the annual
lawn fctc held in juno. the proceeds
from which for man. years wcrc
given {" Pine Camp. Nor. recently
,he funds have been given to variou.
interests Of tho club This year they
wcr" used to purchase Liberty bonds.
Tho prcs"n; officers Of the club arc
rs follows: president. Mrs. Charles l..
Pjc"': nrSt vice president Mrs. X NJ
Kent: second vicc-prcsiden, Mrs A. T..
Robertson: thi"G vice president. Mrs.
L.. L. curry: recording secretary. Mrs
Howard sutton: corresponding sccrc-
tary. Mrs. Frank Bcadics. and treasurer
Mrs. w. .. Howard.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-16
The Valentine Museum

ELEVENTH AID CLAY STREETS
Hours: 10 a. NJ. to r. NJ. Admission. sc
Free on SatMrdayA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-16
ECzemdFiVeYedrS
CutiCurd Heals
Eczema On Hands. Intense Itch
ing and Burning. Gould not Rest.
Used One Cake Soap and Ono
Box Ointment, Cost Only 75c.

II suffered for FIVE wears with eczema
on my hands AT first there was intense
itching and burning, then became dr,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-16
June Mafprice y, odcon.

June Caprice 1T odcon.
"Evcfs GIRLS Dream. Win Juno
CapricGl ia ;lo' leading rolc. is the
Odeon't g feature Tor tomorrow only.
The fnos arc inW in Guain, Holland.
Tucsia%. Vivian Martin is 10 he seen
In "Tirf.' Trouble. tH,:.cr! and II ever
there Isas = feature which should APP
peal ,'%:cvcry lover of good pictures
This s. distinctly 1t Wednesday
brings ffaorothy Dalton. IN "rhc Price
Mark. Zone - tho most sensational
as wcti as, surcrhIy acted photo
drama sy.howh Ntfte IN :Aonrhs. Thurs
day W4fiam. StANrt SILL; lie seen ,$in
Tho ,rrr* ar e. = Friday oriy
,1ou : las la irha Ms y: Will lie seen i'm The
Hati; 81 Happiness" poug's philosophy
of life guns IN new channels. and this
,xcoiicHt picture Is ono Of his most en-
iortainfBe. SATURDAY. Emily stevens Will
be seen:Ein The Stacker" tho picture
which tho rnitrd states military au-
thcri;iqs DECLARE has done more to
point thy path Of duty 10 thousands OF
hold ST Ks" than any othcr sinGl" in
hucuccN. ncc tho great var BEGAN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-16
olga rIro,n -, ISIS.

o,saHciroya NJ "More Truth Than
S[gn'I 5Ss-}is & Il y s.l.
Will hc.,;t the Is Sat9ndayyand Tucsday.
/, IS ahrilin=!;sto based upon the
world kpoWn uhwritlcn law. y Big
V come3y IS thchlddcd fea ture. -,
Director Marshall, Nolan succeed ed
in bringing We ryyrealistic to,ich Of the
real Lapdon ifE.. TO Mary Ticl1ford's
.lr'craftH picture. NJ he, Little Princess,
which .a'll DC ms attraction AT the
Isis WHdn esday and. Thursday. EwhcM
No secured the actual motion pictures
OF ihet world celebrated p!ock Zig
Sen. tH3hc used 10 SCENES. called Tor in
the nuY6 oi FraHGc& Hodgson Burnett,
ms adapted for Che arrctn by Frances
Marriott: frtdaY,@@,and, SaMrdal the
world sS,rorEc man Mncistc. the fg-
ntou: italian rornbination Of Douglas
Fa!r ba ifks and samson. viii be seen IL
returp engage nIcnt OF Tie Warrior'"
the srSe,acuiar production which dc
lighte u Colonial patio'~ we~t "v -
ago :.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-16
TROOPS HAVE PNEUMONIA
CAN BE PREVENTED

lhc fOllowinC statement Explains Il, :
self: To Whom II May Concern:
make Il u rule never 20 recommend
medicines until have tried them as
there are - great many in the land that
ar" perfect ShamS. but having tried
yoHr Preparation nGoWanS) for colds.
sore throat rheumatism and other in
naiinatorN troubles. have no hest
taii"n in cordially recommending /, 20
the pubic. for think il "A blessing to
IN" people: especially tho children
Eavc known of it's being used for pncu-
n"Trt and throat troubles with mar
N"louS effect II is with pleasure give
you inns testimonial. Any time in tho
world that can say a word for yo,i,.
company ! will DO 80 without hcSi,.
ton or reserve. Yours very truly.
ISigncd l.. Il. Glenn. cX-C;ovcrnor Of
North Carolina. Rub Gowan. frccl,.
on %our throat and chest for colds
Group aud pneumonia For sale At drug
t;iStH. :3c. SOC and sl0o sizes The
oi0"aN Mcdlcal Co. ComcOrh. y. L,.--AdN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-16
Mlovie Calendar

UDEON-Norda.. juno Caprice.
in "ETrrt .iri's Dream: TUESDAY.
Ni,!as, Martin, in '.rhe Trouble Bus
ter; ~ cdW>,iM!. Dorothy Dalton.
IN "fl,e FnHs Nar'>
tSrM"nia! and Tuesday. olSa
rctrGtn. In "M"rc Truth Than
r"ctr."; Wednesdays. Mar. Pick
ford. AZ" "Ibe Little Princess"
HI.!ot n"uda.. Tuesda. and
Wcdncsdn.. Hcrhcrt Brcnon's ..rhr
Lon" 81 "'f"
tOhpNltI.-Ntup md Tues
day. fbnrIcS iHrhuian.i and Anna u.
NcIssSF. in "Vsrr '-herr."
BLtl:RtRD-M"nd Grace Gun
ard. IN "S""ictA'> Driftwo"d": Tues
dn!. Porothy Phillips. in "Triumph":
WcdHSsdn,. Irna Iiccfc. in "Onr
lIourE
-n"ndn.. William Dun
can, IN "'rhc Fighting nraiI": Tues
day, y1hc Midnight Man"; Wedncs-
day. ftuIiy kin;:, i'm .St,rn Fcnrls."
md s,h added ut'rnc'i4n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-16

A twenty-five cent cake Of Cuticura Soap
and iiityccnt box Of Ointment and /
had not used them al when WAS healed. :"
(SiGncd) Mrs. X. y. Layne, Cardwell, Va.
Some think that because Cutcura docs
such wonderful WORK in soothing and
healing severe cc2en,as it is not adao,cd
to toilet uses. Blu, that is Just where il
is most effective in preventing little skin
troubles becoming serious.
For Free Sample Each by Return
Mail address postcard: "Cuticura,
Dept. H, Boston," Sold everywhere.
Soap &c. Ointment 25 and S0:.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-16
Quo Nndi> at Arw.


Tho magnificent photodrana, "'luc
NadiS." viii lie shown At the New
Thcator ON December -"
Tho Al; OF tho photoplay has pro
duccd nothing greater than this splcu
did and spectacular characterization 70,
licrryk SicnkicwicI'a great novel al
tho carly Christian Era and its re-
lease III an elaborate ana revised cd
u"n !: particularly timely At this Stae.
OF the nations history.
The climax comes in the scene whcr.
me Christians are fed 10 the lions
and nothing more realistic has even
H""n seen on ANY screen. one canno,
sec this little hand of martyrs. hrav-ly
awaiting The most horrible of death,
without fcclin: anew tho thrill OF sym.
pathE Tor the hundreds to-day Who ;.,o
facing priNaii and death for Tho s9hn
II .n deal.
quo Nadis" IS a great rcu- uu-. hiss
iorlcal. dramatic and moral productions
No American should mis-. the uppor-
unity on"'cd him of scclu. b.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-16

whip NJ Isi>.
When '"rhc whip" WAS drs, shown
privately in New York city TO 81 .i.tIr
group Of leading iiim men. tho vcrdic.
was unanimous tha, here wa" =, ,ou-
'tir' AL picture.
1T has everything ;hn, a. motion pic
turc should have. said one man. and
""hc of the things that motion ~,
iurc should not have. It has snap.
dash. tire. romance. youth. thrills. cN-
element. big scenes ana splendid 80
tors II is staged on lavish sclic.
II has been supcrhly directed ana IN
Photographic j" perfect. This IS :.
wonderful production.
The people OF this city will have
the opportunity Of adding ,hcir chuyuS
of approval To The general verdict OF
all people who like = good cutcrtaii..
incnt. Tor Tile Whip" is coming nero
This supreme Offering Of iilmdc ~ viii
bc tho attraction at the Isis Thcatcr
all Christmas week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-16

and scaIy. The skin was
very sore and rcd. Ny face
VAS also affected and the
eruption caused disfieure-
mont. | could not rest a, all.
THEN l wrote for free
sample ci Cu,icura Soa p and
Ointment. The itching and
burning ceased so I bourh-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-16

son;s an ind:sputablc arcumcn;
against stage -strucE" Girls taking
themselves too seriously. ono Hour
10 be presented "Wednesday and Thurs
day. is one OF those exceptional pic
lures which has ali the elements that
are craved by motion picture dc
NoiccS--in substance a sort of sequel
to Three Weeks" Z"na kccfc the
star i'll 'Enlishien Thy pauIh;cr'
which recently had such 4 big run in
Richmond, takes tho leading rolc
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-12
MORE RGcRUiTs FOR
PIG CLUBS AMONG
IOWA BOYS AND GIRLS

More enlistments are needed for pig
club work In Iowa II the boys and girls
Of the state are to do their full part
in growing more meat this year for
soldiers and workers. Consequently the
state leader of this branch of agri-
cultural extension work at Ames, e. Z,
Bishop, is sending out hurry up call
for recruits. Not only are new enlist-
ments needed, but boys and girls who
have already enrolled are being urged
to hasten the selection of their pigs
and the preliminary weighing so that
feeding operations may actually begin
along the line. There still remains
week, until June Is for enrolment, thar
being the final day, The selection and
weighing should follow as soon as pos
sible and should be reported by June
80.
Last years pig club work gave an
indication of what boys and girls can
do in meat production when they get
at the job. In 1916. 251 pig club mem
bers completed the work and reported
fully. Together they produced S9.9l4
pounds Of pork and cleared net profit
of $4,505. If ten times as many en-
listed and completed the work this
year they would produce a million
pounds Of pork. or more than cough to
provide meat for several regiments OF
soldiers for more than year. In
cidentally these boys and girls would
probably make net profit of $4,000
or more.
Amy boy or girl from 10 to IS years
old may enroll in the pig club, and
town boys as we'll as farm boys can
carry on the work successfully. Some
Of the best work last year was by
town boys. One of them. Max Morell.
Of Colo, had neither money nor pig nor
feed to start with, but undaunted he
set out to earn enough to get into the
contest. He landed among the win
ners and in addition, he says, ne es-
tablished a nice bank account ana
learned something worth while, To en-
roll it is merely necessary to apply by
letter to the state leader, E. c. Dshop,
Ames, or to the local county leader or
club work, IL there is one. AS prompt
ly afterward as possible pig should
be secured and weighed and reported,
Tho agricultural extension department
at Iowa State College has issued free
booklets TO guide those who want to
feed their pigs economically and 10
produce best gains.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-12
YEoMEN IN SESSION.
conoIave Being Held in oes MoInss 40
Measure Of Economy,

Des Moines, June l2--lnterest IN the
qua drennial eonclave of the Brother-
hood of American Yeomen, which con
vened here today, centered in the elec-
ton of officers, with warm contests IN
prospectNfor at least three supreme OF :
| fees and three places on the board Oh
directors. Adjournment is expected by
Saturday forenoon.
Detroit Mich, was selected FOR the
| 1917 conclave at the meeting in OKLA
home City, Okla. in 1913, but the board
of directors decided in May that be-
cause of the war, necessitating every
economy, a saving could be effected py
holding the meeting here. The supreme
office is in Des Moines.
Prizes for drill teams were elminat-
ed by order of the directors, and DIN
cial estimates that a total saving OF
$50 900 will be made in this way ana on
delegates railroad fare. Most OF the
delegates come from the central ana
western states and are much nearer
Des Moines than Detroit .-
Two hundred and forty seven dele
gates from the United States and can
ada constitute the official representa-
ton at the conclave, but there are
many other Yeomen here in unofficial
capacities Total membership repre-
scented by the delegates is 23s,6S9, &C
cording to the brotherhood officials.
Business sessions began today at the
auditorium, Election Of officers will be
called for at the pleasure OF the grand
foreman and is expected to take place
either late today or tomorrow, Anti-ad-
ministraIion forces have placed candl-
dates in the field in opposition to MI
Koch, Frank S. Dunshee, grand mas
ter of accounts, Des Moines. and z. {.
Cory. general attorney, Dies Moines.
Candidates also may be brought out for
other supreme offices, 1t was said
Places contested on the board OF direc-
tors are those of Milton a. Roberts,
chairman, Ottumwa. Ia, John n.
Frame. Grafton, n. D., and Fl. S. Sven
sen, Minneapolis. MINI.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-12
When He yoiuntaan,

The Minlster-Trust in God and:
keep your powder ny.
His Doting Mother-1 wonder how
long before he'll be general? #
His Militant Father-Bully for him!
Nils Pacinst Uncle Dear me! Dear.
dear me!
Mis- Proud Aunt-IIe gets his BRAVE
spirit from our side 81 the Family. 7s:s
HIS Little Brother-Gee. l wish y
could 90.
His Little Sister-I wish had -
dress like that uniform, 4.
His chum-I hope ne pays me that
i've bucks before he goes.
His Best Girl-Isn't he grand.
His Girls chum-Oh, you must give
me military button for my collection.
Their Next Door Neighbor-1 sup
pose they'5ll be more stuck up than
ever now.
Drill sergeant-oh, Gawd! James
Gabelle in Life
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-12
THREE SLAckERS JAILED.
Work Of Rounding Up Men Who Failed
to Register Is Under WAY.

" TnSSiShST IS o'GSF way.
Davenport, June 12.--With three al
legged 'slackers' already under arrest,
two more scheduled, and approximate
~ 200 reported slackers at large in
this district, United States Marshal
Nick Reed, who arrived in Davenport
yesterday, expects to be here indef-
nitely, examining the appicat tons for
permits to alien enemies and investi-
eating the reports Of men who are said
to have refused to register last Tues
day.
Marshal Reed was accompanied 20
Davenport by Assistant United Sta tes
District Attorney E. G. Moon, of Dies
Moines, who will pass upon the Legality
of various points involved in the reg
istration of men Of military age aud
the issuing Of permits to alien enemies
as defined in the recent proclamation
of President Wilson.
The three slackere now under arrest
and held pending investigation by the
authorities in the Scott county jail
are: Wilhelm Lint, Palo; Charles
Brown, Grinnell; Kajo Lardeka, resi-
dence unknown.
Two other men will be arrested th:e
afternoon according to Deputy United
States Marshal Andrew Petersen to-
day, one for not visiting registration
headquarters Of his precinct last Tues
day and the other for influencing num-
erous alien enemies to stay away from
the registrars.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-12
IOWA FARM NEWS AND NOTES

call them have been responsible for
the cutting down OF prices and are
making the biz howl. Farmers are of
fering $35 on the streets OF Sioux City
and because they do not get hands
complain that there is no help avail
able. am now shipping men to Mon
tana for railway work which pays
only 50 day, but not many ara go
ing. ! can ship man 1.500 miles Tor
IS. but 50 day does not draw them.
Alabama Georgia and Mississippi
farmhands are coming here now ana
have been for several weeks. Twenty
dollars month is big pay down there
They will demand double that pay n
this region. The Kansas demand for
help should open about June Is. Many
will find employment there"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-12
s, |, kIMERY HANGS HIMSELF.
Boone County Farmer Sued For Divorce
Commits Suicide Sunday.

Boone. June 12--Followins domestic
trou bles which eliminated in an in
junction barring him from the house
and a petition for divorce by his wife,
S. l.. Kimery. early Sunday morning
took his own life by hanging. The sui
eide occurred on his farm four and one
half miles southwest of the city.
In the inquest yesterday James Sti-
ner father of Mrs. Kimery and Walter
Myers, a neighbor. were the only wit
nesses called These men discovered
the body hanging from a projecting
beam Of corn crib on his farm about
o'clock Sunday morning. AT they
had noticed him eating breakfast in
the barn at his farm.
Stiner testified that he believed the
mind of kimery had become unbalanc-
ed. He said he first noticed this on Sat
urday when Kimery had handed him a
large sum of money. declaring that
Stiner needed 1t worse than he did
The witness told Of threats made by