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The Washington herald., 1918-07-28
Cosmos-iSTbe Court Room Girls.

Cosmos-isTbe Court Room Girls"
Mock trials by a mock ragtime jury
conducted by q mock Judge and with
all the paraphernalia of a mock court,
composed Of pretty girls under the IT,
tie. THE Court Room Girls" will be
the fetching headliner of the Cosmos
Theater bill this week. It is a pro-
duction built for melody and fun. An
other exceptional novelty will be the
Dance Fantasy" Port and De Lacey
will have a lively song and comedy
feature; Grant Gardner, ''Reminis-
cences Of a Cullul Pusson." with mu-
sic; the Musical Hunters, a novel con-
ceit and Butts and Chidlow, Two
Mems Idea Of Funny Things" An ex-
traordinary matinee feature will pre-
sent the big photo-production, Lest
We Forget" which has for its star
Rita Jolivet. The Hearst-Pathe News,
the official film war revue, and q COM
edy picture, Ladies First" also will
be shown.
Last weeks bill will be presented
for the last time at the performances
today. starting at p. m. -
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lectsd exclusively from wsshfnztoE.
win have motion pictures made On IL
stsSs In fun view Of the au1isnc4
The following week these picturr1
VIII form an interesting part q -
theater brL II 10 an sffraction -
exceptional interest and entsrtzi
ment.
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eayety-NTAs Bsa.ty rrust.-

After the shortest DARK" period N
its history. the osyety Thsater win
ofiicially inaugurats the opening -
the is1s-ls season next Saturday night
The initial production VIII be The
Beauty Trust" an orgsnization that
is making its debut IN the Columbia
circuit, and which is under the mani
sgement Of L II. Herk II presents q
cast Of favorities. headed by Frances
Farr, Jack Pearl and Al Hitler. who
are noted entertainers IN the world Of
buriesQue- A clean. snappy performs
ance, enlivened by the presence Of q
chorus Of twenty attractive girls. is
promised
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Moore's Garden-&Patriotism.. !.

Three exceptional photoplays will
be shown at Moore's Garden Theater
this week. Beginning today and con-
tinuing through Tuesday. the chief
attraction will be Paralta's latest We
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the bill will offer George MaeFarlane.
Nine. Albertina Rasch and company.
and the remainder Of last weeks list
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ton Of Mr.. Klauber since his entry
in the field Of producing managers.
The new piece has been handsomely
staged and the cast includes Estelle
Winwood, E. Lyall Swete, Lumsden
Hare, Katherine Stewart. Charles Es-
dale, Louis Emery, Eva Dennison.
Edward Broadley and Constance
Hunt.
Helen with the High Hand" dis
closes some Of the most humorous of
Mr.. Benefits writings. Richard
Pryce, who made the adaptation for
stage purposes, is well known as q
playwright, theatergoers recalling
with pleasure his 'Op o. Me Thumb
in which Maude Adams was seen some
seasons back. The play goes direct
from here to Broadway.
Poli's-"where PoppIes Bloom"
1t remained for A. H. Woods, who
in Friendly Enemies" provided the
public with the great comedy of the
war, to come forward, also with the
great romantic play of the war. The
latter is called Where Poppies
Bloom" and will be presented at the
Poll Theater on Monday evening, Au-
gust s. for an engagement Of one week
with Marjorie Rambeau in the stellar
role. Where Poppies Bloom" is a
drama in three acts by Roi Cooper
Megrue. Its action occurs in a cha
teau near the French front. II pre-
sents the love story Of young French
lieutenant and an intensely patriotic
French woman who has been betrayed
into q dangerous and unfortunate pre-
dicament.
The company Is an unusual one. Be
sides Miss Rambeau in the stellar
role, It includes Pedro de Cordoba,
Lewis Stone, Percival Knight, James
L Crane. viii Deming, Lawrence Ed
dinger. Marcel Rousseau, Sydney
Blackmers, and Charles Mather.
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Cosmes-sMakins Movie stars

Those who are interested may learn
from the stage of the Cosmos Theater
next week just how movie stars come
into being and how their ornament Is
made. Manager Brylawsh has Sc
cured novelty that has been delight
ing New York and Philadelphia audi
ences. The company includes an ex-
perienced scenarioist and director.
expert camera men and fun stan OF
studio assistants and, with talent Sc
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b. r. Keith's-Eddie Foy.

Next week at B. F. Keith's Theater
the attractions will be headed by Ed
die Foy and the Seven Younger Foys
in George Hobart and Bugs" Baer's
fantasy. 'Slumwhere in New York, -
with special music by Bryan Foy.
Others will be Dolly Connolly with
Percy wenrich, in their biggest mu-
sical hit; the Ford sisters in The
Ford Revue Of 1885," the Ward broth
ers. Quinn and Caverly, Harry Hen
lere, Embs and Alton. Francis and
Rose. and the usual Keith regular
features.
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n. r. Keifh's-Ciifton oraw'ora
c.,,,ton Crawford. the star Of many
Ill Work ana London musical com
Nsw rsturns 10 his nrst Iowa sauds-
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CONTINUED ON PAGE TWO
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-10-03
FIGHT SPANISH INFLUENZA.
State University Authorities Take
Drastic Means to Curb Epidemic.

Special to Times Republican.
Iowa City, Oct. $40 fight Spanish
influenza in Iowa university and the
s. A. T. c., wherein eight cases have
been discovered, and more are feared.
President Walter A. Jessup AMI his
staff will spare 20 effort.
Three new isolation hospitals have
been established and every man or
woman afflicted will be Immediately
rushed to one or another of these.
Three fraternity houses have been
secured by the university for that pur-
pose and more will be leased or bought
il necessary.
The surgeons at Iowa university are
not alarmed over the present eases
which are not at all serious. but they
frankly admit that dangerous ard even
fatal attacks may come, as the
epidemic, now sweeping over the
United States. grows more formidable.
Every advantage will be taken OF
the knowledge and experience that
other camps have gained during the
last few weeks.
More than thirty young men VINO
have been exposed or might have be-
come Carriers. have been quar-
antined and given rigorous treatment
10 avert development in their cases. or
spreading otherwise.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-10-03
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To Harvey L. Hilsabeck and Lucy M.
Hilsabeck, mis- wife; Alfred r. Hilsa-
beck. and Adah NJ. Hilsa'beck, his
wife; Alberta H. Renner, and Will
liam r. Renner, her husband.
YOU are hereby notified, that there
! is nov ON file in the office Of the clerk
Of the district court. of the state OF
Iowa, within and for the county OF
Marshall. the petition Of Bertha Nc
Claim claiming OF you partitioning Of
the real estate situated in Marshall
county, Iowa, to-wit:
The south one-fourth (A) Of the
northwest quarter (A) Of the \south-
west quartcr-,(A) and the north one
half (h). Of tho southwest quarter
lA) Of the southwest quarter (A) OF
section No. twenty -four (zl),s in town.
ship No. eighty three (S33, north. range
No. eighteen (1s), west OF the 5tn
r. NJ. all in Marshall county. state OF
Iowa.
For further particulars. see the Pc
tition now on file.
Now, il.cssss you appear. and mako
defense thereto. at or before noon Of
the second day Of the next October
term Of said court, to be begun and
held at Marshalltown, Iowa, on the
twenty fiAt day Of October. "A. D. 1918,
your default will be entered and y
Judgment and decree rendrede thereon
as prayed for In said petition. r
4 Dated this ninth day of. September
q Az II 1QiXNfilsF =
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-10-03
HOME AeRlcuLrURAL ADVISERS
Mon Appointed to Assist District Draft
Boards Of Iowa.

Special to Timcs- Republican.
Washington. Oct. 1.-The department
orr agriculture today announced the
appointment OF the following men to
act with the district draft boards OF
Iowa, as advisors regarding agrlcul-
tural needs: Harvey ]. Hess. Waterloo,
agricultural adviser for the northern
district. \ Waterloo: Grant Chapman.
agricultural adviser for the southern
district with headquarters at the state
house, Des Moines.
The agricultural advisers are not to
be members OF the district boards but
are to furnish the boards facts relative
to farm labor requirements, not only OF
their own districts but OF the entire
country such Information will be sup
piled to the advisors by the department
of agriculture. The advisors also may
concern themselves with Individual
cases before the district board County
agents Of the department Of agriculture
have been supplied with missionaries
to be sent out for the purpose Of secur-
ing facts about the farm labor needs
in the counties.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-10-03
DOCTOR SAID LUNGS
were TOO FAR GOAF
BUT MISS GREEN'S RECOVERY
PROVES THAT THERE IS HOPE
FOR MANY CONSERVATIVES.

zone Of the best physicians in Terre
Haute said he could not save me, as my
lungs were too far gone. Another ply
stefan treated me for three months and
then gave me UP. Then had three very
bad hemorrha ges and was nearly skin
and bones. My lungs panied me all the
time. Every time coughed it nearly
killed me. commenced taking Milks
Emulsion in April. 1905. My appetite
improved. The soreness left my lungs
and I commenced TO gain in flesh and
strength rapidly. My face soon lost that
haggard look. l now weight 1894
pounds. My health is fine. and am
as strong "a ever. owe my life to
Milks Emulsion."--Molly Green. sos 8.
Cd ST.. Tcrre Hautc. Ind.
1t Is not claimed that all cases Of con-
sumption are durable, but Miiks Emul-
sion has brought health An many so
called hopeless cases. II can do no harm
and costs nothing to try at the makers
risk.
Milks Emulsion Is a pleasant, nutri-
two food and n corrective medicine. 1t
restores healthy. natural bowel action,
doing away with all need OF pills and
physics. It promotes appetite and quick
Iy puts the.digestive organs In shape to
assimilate food. As builder OF flesh
and strength, Milks Emulsion is strong
Iy recommended to rundown nervous
people. and it has produced amazing re-
suits In many cases Of tuberculosis OF
the lungs. Chronic stomach trouble
and constipation are promptly relieved
usually In one day.
This is the only solid emulsion made,
and so palatable that 1t Is eaten with n
spoon like ice cream. A truly wonder
full medicine for weak, sickly children.
No matter how severe your cnse, you
arc urged to try Milks Emulsion under
this guarantee-Takn SIX bottles homo
with you. use It accordinE-to directions
and if not satisfied with the results.
your money will be promptly refunded.
Price DOC and $40 per bottle. The
Mtllss Emulsion Co, Terre -Haute, Ind.
Sold and recommended by aii leading
drnexistA
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-10-03

stock shall be fully paid to the CORPORA
ton in money or property before is
sued. Capital stock may bo Increased
by vote ola majority in interest OF all
the stockholders. and the stock shall
be non -assessable.
That the corporation commenced
business on August &c, 1913. the date
when certificate was issued to II by tho
secretary OF state and shall continue
thereafter for twenty years: and tho
period expires August %. 1888, unless
sooner dissolved by a two thirds vote
Of all stock entitled to vote.
That the corporations affairs are 10
be conducted by board OF three d.
rectors who must be stockholders and
shall hold their office for one year and
until their succeasprs arc elected and
qualified; and directors shall from their
own number at their first meeting In
each year elect president, vice presi-
dent. secretary and treasurer. Election
OF directors shall be held Mt the cor
porntion's office on the hrst Wadnes-
day after the third Tuesday in Febr1i-
airy. 1919. and on likc date In each
succeeding year At all elections and
meetings OF stockholders, each stock
holder shall bc entitled TO ono vote Tor
each share OF common stock owned by
him. The directors. until the February
1919. election. shall be Walter n. Prcr
c. A. Durham and J. H. Fisher and
until that meeting Walter II. Pricrj
shall be president. treasurer and gem
ernl manager; and c. A. Durham. vice
president: and ]. n. Fisher. secretary.
That the Indebtedness OF this corpora VI
ton shall not ut any time exceed two!
thirds OF its paid up capital stock. And
the private rropertx.of the owners OF
stock in this corporation shall be cx.
empt from corporate liubiiity. except 70
tho extent and In the manner provided
BY the laws Of the state Of Iowa: and
tlls article a. to stockholders. liability
canNsot % altered or ,amende6
Dated at Mnrshnlltown. Iowa, Sep
TENDER 18th. 1918. r. " Y M n = 5 81
Walter Fl Prler Company
~ II, - WAITER n. PRIER. ~
G, G.. A. DJrNIIKAf ~ II; w
j. H. FISHER. ssSlS
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-10-03
SERGEANT PooIEY KILLED.
Sixth Gold star Added 10 Hamilton
County Service Flag.

Special to Times Republican.
Webster City. Oct. "A telegram
from the war department ut Washing
ton. y. c.. brings the news that Mark
A. Pooiey, son OF Mrs. Lillian Hall, was
killed In action In France during the
fighting of Aug. 6 or T. No details are
known.
MIR. Pooley was a scrgeant In Com
pany G, Thirty ninth-United States In :
fantry. He is the sixth Hamilton coun-
ty soldier to, meet death in France. The
honor roll from this county follows:
Sergeant James Ernest Wedding,
Webster City. killed In action, March 5.
Private Ronald Loban, Jewell, died
in n hospital in France, March II.
Private Lewis Maland, Radcliffe,
died in hospita; in France, March II.
Private Nickolo Alongi. Jewell, killed
in action. May 81
Corporal HE Waterman. Kamrar {,
died in hospital IN France. June 3.
Sergeant Mark A. Pooley, Webster
City, killed in action. Aug. or Z.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-10-03
Notice Of incorporation Of Walter n
Pfier Company.

Pfier Company.
Notice Is hereby given:
That the undersigned. Walter II.
Prier. c. A. Durham and j. II. Fisher
have formed an Iowa corporation Tor
pecunlary profit under the laws OF the
state of Iowa and the provisions OF
cha pter I. title 9. OF the code OF Iowa
and laws amendatory thereto.
That the name OF the corporation Is
Walter II. Prier Company and its office
and principal place Of business are at
Morshalltown, Marshall county. Iowa.
That the general nature Of the bust
ness to he transacted by II shall be the
erection, maintenance and operation OF
foundrics and machine shops; the man
lufa cturc and sale OF castings. machih-
cry, equipment and general foundry and
machine products and the carrying on
of any ether h,rinces incident thereto
and necessary to be operated In con-
nection Herewith nnd such as tho board
of directors may see proper to engage IN.
And II claims the right TO buy and hold
real estate for the purpose OF It's own
business and TO provide n place or
places tor the carrying on Of its bust
ness and for such other purposes ns
may DC CONpnICHS '"' rS'N'".
business that the corporation Is en-
gagged In.
And It claims IRE following additional
powers: To have perpetual succession:
to sue and be sued by its corporate
name; to have common seal. which II
may alter Mt pleasure: to render tho
interests OF the stockholders transfer
able: to exempt tho private properly
OF its members from liability for cor
porate debts, except MS otherwise Sc
clared: to make contracts. ACQUIRE and
transfer property, possessing tho same
pcv~xs. IN -~,snA respects ~ Hsturaf par-
SONS, 80 establish by-laws. and make
all rules And 1egulatim s- necessary for
tho maraeenene Of -. .a6SasN.
That the authorized capital stock Of
the corporation Ia Sb0.ooo.on. all COM
mon stock. In shares OF st00,o0 Zach:
100000 OF wffct stock shall he
paid for and Issued when the corpora
tion begins b,siness: par value Of all
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-10-03
CLOSE CHURCHES TO MEMORIAL.



Special to Times Republican.
Tama, oct. Sat Lowden last sun
day there was held a memories service
for Frank I.illis. the first Lowden boy
To enlist and the first TO lose his life In
battle There are but two churches In
Lcwden. the German Lutheran and the
German Evangelical, and both Of these
churches refused to allow the use OF
their house of worship for this men,
orial service, II was therefore neces-
sary to use the city hall. which was
packed by the loyal friends OF youns
Lillis.
1t Is said ny those In attendance that
the address by Rev. Father Murray OF
Clinton, was magnificent speech. fuli
OF patriotism that no creed should fan
TO heed. Whether those In charge OF
the church properties In Lowden re-
fused to GO operate In this service be-
cause of lack of patriotism or because
the dead lad had been Catholic no
one seems to know but In either case
the matter is likely to be investigated
by federal authorities.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-10-03
IOWA BOY SEVERELY WOUNDED
Will Ehrp, Of Ida, Grove. Named In
Army Casualty List.

Special to Times Republican
Ida Grove. Oct. "a telegram re-
ceived here from the war department.
gave Official notice Of the seriously
-wounding Of Will Ehrp, con of Mrs
w. H. Moore. in France. Mr. Emp
left here with Company B. NJ; was
sent with contingent taken from that
unit to France with the Rainbow
division. and has been in some Of the
mcst severe engagements on the west
ern front. He was sassed twice. out
being of robust and nea!thy consti-
tuition. was in the hospital only y short
time. He has been cited for bravery IN
action on several occasions and con!d
have obtained military promotion put
preferred to remain with his companS.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-10-03
HUNTED MAN SURRENDERS.
Nicholas, Christ, Charged With Staying
George Parlos, Gives Self Up.

Special TO IimeS- Hepuoiicdn.
Dubuque, Oct. 3.-Nicholas Christ.
who the police say. shot and killed
George Par,os at the formers rooms
early Monday morning. walked into
police headquarters here yesterday af-
ternoon and gave himself up. He was
accompanied by several friends who,
it is said, had sheltered him since ne
disappeared following the shooting.
Christ appeared calm when he intro
duced himself at the station but refused
to discuss the case. The gun with which
he is said to have done the shooting
was not found in his possession and
the police late yesterday afternoon
started on search for the weapon.
Christ, it is charged, shot and killed
Parlos when the latter discovered his
wife in Christ's room. Mrs. Parlos Is
in Jail.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-10-03
AmEs INVITES ODD FELLOWS.
Will Seek Convention Of Grand Lodge
Of Iowa In 1919.


Of Iowa In 1919.
Special to Times Republican.
Ames, Oct. 3.-Odd Fellows OF the
four branches Of the order in this city.
the Amcs Commercial Club. the state
college authorities. and the municipal
officials. have Joined in the extension
Of an invitation to the grand lodge OK
Iowa. the Rebckah assembly, the grand
encampment. and the department coun
Gil, to hold their 1919 sessions in Ames.
The 1918 session will be held the middle
Of this month in Mason City.
The fact that Ames. with its central
location at the intersection Of the Lin
coin and Wilson highways. and It's SUI
perior passenger train service, offers
more convenient place than any other
In the state for the representatives OF
Iowa Odd Fellowship to gather Is ex-
pected to bring decisioR in favor Of
this city.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-10-03
kNoxvlLLE's FUTURE.
Control Board Plans TO Use JAG Retreat
For Feeble Minded.

Dcs Moines. Oct. 3.--The Thirty
eighth general assembly will be asked
by the state board OF contro, to change
the hospital for inebriates at Knoxville
into n hospital for the care OF fceble-
minded children. The prospects arc
that some such change will be made.
The board will base it's request on
the grounds that the institution is no
longer needed for inebriates but that
additional room for feeble minded chill
drcn is absolutely necessary. Tho in
stitution at Glcnwood is crowded to
capacity with 1900 patients and there
are 500 or, moro on the waiting list.
Furthermore, board of control mem
bcrs say there are many parents who
do not undertake to get children In
the Glenwood institution because they
know of the crowded conditions who
otherwise would take advantage of the
training the institution provides for
backward or deficient children.
II Is probable IL the Knoxville insti-
tuition Is taken over for this purpose
the more serious cases may be put in
one institution and those capable OF
training in another, thus making IL pos
sble to do more for those less serious
cases or children whose faculties are
not quite up to normal.
There are only fourteen incbriates In
the Knoxville institution now and the
board Of control figures this does not
pay for keeping II open. The buildings
can care for 500 to 700 persons and are
splendidly equipped for the care OF
those consigned there. The institution
could be reftted and rcmodeled to care
for feeble minded and deficient chill
dren without any big expense. board OF
control members say.
The board formerly operated brick
and tile works. at Knoxville with work
men from the wards Of the hospital
but this has had to be given up since
so few men are now being treated
there.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-10-03
WILLIAMS BOY DECORATED.
Harold Wilkinson First Hamilton
County Boy to Deceive Service Cross.

4
Special to Times Republican.
Webster City. Oct. 3-TheN first
Hamilton county soldier to win the
distinguished service Gross is Private
Harold Wilkinson. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. w. Wilkinson. of civilians.
Private Wilkinson of one Of thirty
four enlisted men and officers in the
American expeditionary forces and one
member of the French army to receive
this decoration. 1t corresponds tp the
French croix de guerre and Is given
for extraordinary bravery In action.
General Pershing. commander Of all
the American forces abroad, made the
awards.
Five Of the crosses were awarded
pcsthumously and twenty nine living
soldiers received them.
AS member OF the Sixteenth United
States infantry. Private Wilkinson has
served more than year in France.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-10-03

ing tn. waters OF tho Cedar River By
allowing refuse from the Gas plant to
flow into the stream.
Deputy Game Warden E, j. chap
man will file the Information against
the gas company He alleges that
millions OF fish are being sacrificed
annually as a result OF the pollution Ct
tho Cedar River. Numerous complain,s
have been registered, but this is the
first case taken into court.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-10-03
'tDA COUNTY SETS RECORD.
oversubseribss Loan Quota BY $4,000
In Ton Hours Time.

Special to Tmes-Republican.
Ida Grove. oct .3.-Ida county made
a record in Mondays liberty loan drive
that she can well be proud Of. Attic
one OF the smallest counties In the
state she oversubscribed her quota by
$4,000 In less than ten hours time. No
preliminary steps were taken before
the drive commenced last Monday
other than the, organization for tho
work. and before 10 o'clock the last
township had made its report and Il
was found that the county had gone
over the top by a big margin. the
quota being t1,G7TT,560. Griggs. town
shin, tfickiy settled by Germans, had
It's quota over the high water line he-z
fore the middle Of the afternoon. sub-
scrlbins Slsoseeo. ana cstwtn township