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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-03-04
At The RepublIc Monday.

The Call of Her People, the mar
vellous screen adaptation of Edward
Sheldon's plsy, Egypt" in which
Ethel Barrymore is the star. and
which will Re seen at the Republic
Theatre on Monday is the first o. a
series of Metro features OF size and
lavishness TO be produced during 1917.
Announcement of the productions
was made in January by President
Richard A. Rowland of Metro, and
work oh THE Cell of Her People
was begun soon afterwafd. Miss Bar
ymorre ano her company going to
Florida for the exterior scenes. The
cost of 1.-The Csll of Her People was
more than Sl00, 600, and 600 actors
appeared before the camera for it,
Also Pathe News.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-03-04
FOR Morning WEAR
ReGtern Suit Affords Simplicity
and PractiGabiIity.
Strictly Serviceable and Unostenta-
tious Garments Are Clothes of the
Hour, Paris Authority Says.

This is the hour of. elegant SIM
plicity; anything else is considered
poor taste, says Idelia de Villers, Paris
correspondent. According TO this au-
,hority, the latest creations at the Mai
son Redfern are admirably simple and
practical, indeed. The same may be
said of nearly all the models now be-
ing shown by the best Paris artists.
The Redeem suit was intended for
morning wear and the material was
black homespun, the big directoire col
lar being lined with pearly-gray duve-
tyne and the smart belt of gray doe
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-03-04
Real Estate Sales

Charles F. Lee, the local broker, re-
ports the sale of Judge Daniel G.
Wrights' property, ''Criftwood." on
South River to Mrs. Katherine R.
Clusolus, of Washington, ID. c.
Also 8 tract of land near the Aunap-
oils Water Works containing thirty
acres from Mr.. 7 Mellon Jones, of
Baltimore, to Mr. Joseph Gomoljsk
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-03-04
Id mo Renublic Tomorrow.

Two dramatic incidents stand out 10
the crest trial scene in The Bottom
of the Well, the rester Vitsgrsph
Blue Ribbon Festure, which will be
the attraction st the Republic Thea
tire tomorrow Stsnley Desne, sup
posed son of West Indian smuggler
and later adopted by the military gov
ernor of Kingson, Jamacs, is the law
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-03-04
Silk BIouSes

AS a fitting accompaniment to the
short Elton jacket, says the Dry Goods
Economist, a crepe de chine blouse has
put in its appearance. This is made
with tucked bosom, which is revealed
by the jacket, and tucked turnover col
lar and crlffs, edged with frill.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-03-04
Marriage License Issued.

The following marriage license was
issued by the Clerk of the Court this
morning.:
Lawrence Edgar Dutrow, aged 81
years, of Baltim re, and Lola Kinsey
Coomes, aged II, of GAINESVILLE, Md.
Both white
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-03-04

,.,.., .a. Information apply a.
Zoe rket .E..ra West Street station
e.. hual. s.rNua. college avenue sh9
ger ,.-asrs narvel Hall. hGrylan
si yrrt r-au F. BOessel, once u
f5- lu.ers midHhiPmen. etc.
.- .,,.n TH- Naval Academy
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-03-04
iz,v. arsAPOIIs

--I- Ue1s atAtI"n
.. "a ~. K7.bO, 40, ~
... 80 4 lZ2J 10, 2-20, dS,-@h
~ .sa0 tGs0. 100, go. 1919
Academy Gate 10 minutes
a'. s,sts House station, bladen
{, Led college Ave. seven On minutes
70 ie-.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-03-04

\. sia SIX. lsyo io0o. n-@ 70 A N " i Z -
a $50 iL05. p. M- l2.05 A. d
...r..f U..urou with + y. r., sn'
junction With the B:&O;E.h
'. rr nErltou With p. X. X
tr.r..Ifa 60 Baltimore
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-03-04

. ar as5. 1913, 1LSo, A N.
80 I'D 20. 1910, 4-so, 1SJa
as. 80 e6 lLS5, z. NJ l2-Sa
....... .r discharge passengers
', .....s between Annapolis and
t.afau7 function and at Lintol p
rr 100 SlH#r
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-03-04
STOCK TAKING
SALE

After stock taking we have found
a lot of odds and Ends, which We
are placing on sale for this month.
Lot of Odds and Ends of Ladies
Waists, Values S1.00 and $125
now Observation-Disclosures. soc.
Ladies' Sweaters, Value $500.
$500, $500 and $500, now
$2.9S, $3.9S, $3.50 and $3.50
Lot of Children's Sweaters,
slightly soiled, Value $500 and
$3.50, now $l.OO
Boys Mackinaw Coats, with
Caps and Leggins to match,
Value $3.50, now. ...... $i.9S
Unbleached Muslin, Value 15c.
yd., now yd.............. lie.
Lot Of Ladies' Flannel Kimonas
Value soc. now Poe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-29
HrbeiterdeIegaten
- =
@erben bemnd1ft na1
@ngIann mnb ssrantreiG
abreifem,
LIN bort iiber SteGunsra9me bet
amerhmtti9en arbetter auu I
&rfss atf3lttGdrert.

@en gort, %. Mdr3. I'm bes
elgltF9en unb fran50iiI6eu 2tr6eiters
ibaft QuftlGrumg iiber Die .StelIung>
nabme Der @rbetterI9aft Ser Der.
Stoaten beSitgIi9 bes &rieges 5ll ges
ben, tpirb bemnddIt eiire 26orOWtng
DON neun amerrtanifden Qrbeiterfiibs
rern nit 8egtaubigungsI6einen ber
2lmerican Se5erotiou Of 2a6or naa
gngtarb uno Srantret6 abreticn.
SieTes puroe am 9onneritag bon
Der @merican &Giance for 2abor orl6
Democracy, on beren SpiBe Sonuel
@ompers aIs praitOent ite6t, betairt
segeben. {
Die WiFtpn ber GrerifariTden
@rbeiterf6oft miro, ME Der 0ortfii9s
rer fir bic QtGtance ertlGrte, ben bri.
tii4en urb frarBUiiI9en &r6eiterFii9s
rem bic 8erfi6erung ge6en, bob bio
prsantfirte NrbeiterIf,aft in 6en Ser.
Stnaten fir bic 6ortTeBurg bes
&rieges Biz 5u einem erfolgretden I6s
fdIuB 1T, uuD ni6t nit @ertrcteru
zines Feirbli6en 2anoes 8erut9ungeu
pflegen tpirb.
Die MiFion nirb omtIib ols bic
Rifipn Ser Qmerian federation Of
2a6or betannt fetn urb ii9 pie fotgt
SuTamrerIeBen: 9oriBer: Sumes
@iIion, Drdiibent Der pottern Nfas
fers .2engue Of gortb @utsrioa; So6n
8. Sreb, gretutiO6eamter Der Srters
national MaOlbers union Of glprt9
&mertca; Set,etGr: @iltam Gbort,
praIibent Der DaF6tngton State 9Ses
heration of 2abor; SRI MeItnba
Scott, grGliibenttn Ser Stratpbat
Sriumers arb Operatives Union;
SRI. @gnes Neifor, @i5eprdiibenttn
Der @lone Wprters Snterndtional
Union; 8intam $. SOhnTOn, grGiis
bent Der S1ternatiorrnl Yrebmens
or6 Gfiftonts llnion; gbefter Tt.
Wrigbt bon Der Snternottpnul Sppos
grap5ieal l1ntpn unb Wldrtin sS.
Rpnn, prGftbent Der 9rotberbOoo Of
RutIput] Carmen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-29
Die TrsibeitsanIeibe.
GleDelanber NeierDebanfs
9iftrift tuirb sebm Yro3ens
Der 2lnletbe amfbringen.
Die Minbeifquote fir ben Diftrift TT
auf $500, 100000 dngeIest iporbeu.
@as bic einsslneH Counties unb
Stdbte gum geinbeiteH sei4uen
riifen.

-gfepetanb, Sbio, %. MGr5.
Die Direftoren oes GleOelarber 8une
bes gfeTernebanfbiftrtttg 9dben am
yDonneritag angetiirbtgt, baB bic Dlius
beitquote beg glepeIanber Stftrttts
fir bic neite Sreibeitsanleibe ft9 af
$500, 100000 ober 5ehn pro5ert Der
@eiammtcnleibe belalifen tpirb.
Gs lit btefes bic glet6e Quote ME
gelegentli9 Der lesten 9(nleibe, uno
bdmals NOR bic Quote I'M ii6er
$186,0oo,O00 ii6ersetanet tporber.
Die auote Glebelqrbs fir bic brittle
4nlei6e pirb> tpie bos Rontrnittee Be-
tannt odb, ii6 duf $55, 100000 belmts
fen, gegen S60,O0O,O00 geleeentli9
Der lebten &nlttbe. Die Stdbt setdr
nete eelegentiia Der leBteH &nlefbe
$101, 100000.
Die folgenber 0uoten fir bic eirrs
sclnan Counties tpurben ongefiinbigt:
Wedbonino S4,448,750; Summit
s., ,329, POO; @rie $3.50, $50; 2ucas
Sc, ,295, $50, tppppn auf SOlebo 49,
226,6 entfufen; Jrarfliu $685.
$50 un6 BON biefer Sunlme fonlmeu
ouf Columbus $6,2O6,7OO; Ntonts
spmsrb gountn $3,51O,350, bGpon
duf Santon $3,219,B0; 5uniIton
Gpuntn 500, ,e74,9O0 nrb bGbon ouf
Cincinnati S20,O29, $50; g1nrf @cltnz
tn 1887, 300, tpopon duf SpriHqs
Fielb 81 SIP, 100 entfalen. Tie altote
fir 0ourgstoipn 1T &,112,9O0 unb
bic atrous 5000, $50.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-29
HusgsftoBsn
9Snrben tpegen ansebltd,er
SllDpalttdt stpei Wtitglie,
Der bes SleoeIGnDer
gfaStratbs.
8unbesbe90roen tperoen MIN cine
llnterfudyuus be5iisIi9 Ser Nus
seitobenen, bic SoStaltiteH iitb,
onitelen.

gIepeIaub, g., %. Ndr5.
Cine unterIu6ung bon Seiten Der
9unbesbeb0roen nit 8e5ug ouf bic
tiir5li5e Sbdtigteit DOR SObn u.
Willert unb Rod5 s. UaanOeItorn,
Stpei Sostaliiten, tpurbe am SpENers'
tag begpnren, nofbem bic 8etOen oli
@ntLasen tpegen ange6liher Slopali'
tat ais StooLrat5smitglieoer DON i9'
rem SolIesen IN Der 9ebDrbe uusgeitO1
Ben ppr0en tparen. @ilLert uH1
ManbeItorn trofen am DonusrftGa
Sur5 tire artpGlte gorbereitungeu
fir geriftIi6e Sdrttte, I'm tbre StBa
i'm Stnbtratb fpieOerSuerlGrgen.
Der 8eihliB, burb tpelden ibrt
grtferrurrg clis Der 8eb0rDe perfHgi
tpurbe, eeJangte I'M Stubtrat9 sesen
elm ll6r um 0ouneritag Ntorgen mad
elmer Ie9sTtGnbigen iiberous erregten
Sibung nit 23 sesen 2 Sttuunen, bid
beiben SttnuTen Der gln9etldgteH,
CUR 2lnnubme. @s tpttrben gtahfolger
fir Sie beioen ausgeitobeHeIt Ttitglies
Der erfpGbIt.
goli5ei urb @ebetnbecrnte bee
8unbesbe66roen tporen in Der Sibs
Ing urrter bern pubIiturn sugegeB
dber es tam 5u ieiner &unOgebung
Seitens Der So5iaIiIten, bic befiir4s
tet tporDeu mar.
Nus GinrIdnb euttom.
men.
W oi bington, %. Wldr5. CONS
morber 0oltcr @. Grosleb, Der ores
rttonfIbe Mlrine 2ltto9e in ct.
Petersburg, lno Ia dnDeren glmerftas
nerr 1T es sclrngen, aus TinnIarb 3u
crttomnen, tpie benz Staats6epnrtes
ment am Donneritu9 pom 8otIdpdftcr
Wlorrts in SiodbpIm aemelbet iDurbe.
Commander @rosIep beFtr6et iih in
SriitianitGo, Sdpeben. WsitgIiebcr
Der froB0IiTdren, IerbiTfen urb Der
pprtueieiiffen otpIomatiiden WeffTios
nen befinben ii1 nod inner I'M fiibA,
den GtnnIGHb. iue per &eioIbts htps
SslRtA
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9ampfer Bel 2oIltftOn g be
fadbiat.

arbsttsprobIem rrter Srie1sbeons
sunssn" Iprod. Die &pr1bention fptro
unter ben 4uipiSieu Der Neiterr Gts
ficiencn Societp gebaItsn unb selnngt
am Sreitos sIbenb gum gbi4InB.
Serr Suoeppel bat tiir5lf6 eine llu-
terfu9uRs besiigIt9 Der itbuftrieIlen
Gage bes 2nuocs besnoet iinb eriIor-
te BEN 0elesaten, bab ietner Auiid9t
nof, bic 3ett getomHreu Ter. pditn
f5rouen, Snoben unb Wldoden Die
lsidters slrbeit an SteIe Der wtaR-
ner unternebmen miibten.
rGPeine Quiidt gebt bnbiu", ingte
er, ~bub mir bic mdinli6en Grbettsa
trGFte pollauf uusnuben iolten, sbe
min Grauen in ben i4tpsrersn Snou'
itE:sstpsiosn SsHaaeu-'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-29

Steier NHgrlff tDurbe gegenitber
Dsu arras seHo4t. Sn Der IN arage
tomHenben Gssenb lduft iebt bic bris
ti51e 2inie Don Mrleur na9 Tans
pour. RaiDiLlesle. .Ditaiie uab goiAs
Ieur.
Sn ber @sgsnb Don Wfontbibtsr
lduft bic Gntentes2inie ipie folgt:
Warpi0ers, bur1 2lrpiIlers, OaDers,
court, Bratibus anb WlesnilsSt.
@eorse nad 5ainDiIIers. 9er geri9t
TT i'm Wortlaut pie folgt:
.Wdbrtnb Der gla9t gelans eS beul
seinb bic CONNIE DON Rorben rad
Siiben IN Der Hdbe bon gbipilIp sn
Sberihfeiten unb iHiolgebeTen mar
bic linie Jlante unierer 5ruppen iiib1
II bon Der CONNIE se3ipitnsen, un9
9ameI Suriid3ugeberl Won bort fdifft
bic Clinic bur6 2anpttesenrS rSalIterre,
Gair, Drelp unb MarpiIers.
SiibIi9 bferbon tparen bic Sran3os
ZEN In Der perfIcfienen Rndt an ber
Hobes8rtteiril 2anoftrnbe 5uriidges
brangt iuorben nnb Der Gyeiub mar in
Weontbibier eingebrungen.
Bon WorpilIers aebt bic 3init bura
NrpilIers, 9nbenseourt, Grattbus unn
UtesnilsSs. Georges na1 6ainbillers
3ipii9en ben lebteren Srt uHb
pont rgDeque, IiibIi9 BON Topon,
baben bic syransofen am 9onnsrftGg
Uicrgen eineu Gegenangriff sema9t
unb trieben ben Syeiub nit GGnsib
an elmer Tront DON sebn stiIometeru
Biz 5u elmer giefe Don brei &ilorretern
3Yrid. Der Druid Der Trdrsoien a,if
ben Geinb tn bieiem 0ebiet bauert on.
Porbli9 BON Der Commit blei5. uns
fere 9inie i'm 0robeH uub Gon3en fpie
iie seftsrn abenb sefpsfen. es fpurs
ben ipdbrenb Der 9ta9t perfdiebene
4ngriffe IN Der NabbarItaft DON
9eaumonts2anel, beim gioiiienol
Walbe iotpie norbepeitli9 BON puis
iieuI gemaGt. Sic ipurben IGulmtli9
absepieien.
S0tute Woreen er6ffiiete Der sSeinb
Elm beftises 8omborbement n5rblid
unb iiiblih bon ber Starpe unb bier,
allS erfolste gtseniiber DON Mrras eiH
4asriff nit penisitsns iieben 9iDiiios
nsn. Der syeinb braRg an oieier
Jront in uniere norbere 3one Elm unb
IS tam au einem erbittsrtsn &f In
Der Sdla9tspns.
llnisre Clinic bier lduft nun bon
5umpour, Reupillesles@iteiIe na9
goisleaur unb bann ipie bisbsr. Die
admpfe iparen bier duberproentli9
i8pert unb Der 5einb ion febr srObe
0erluite sebubt ba9en."
8 6riomarf4alf ri 5ais mtf'
bet. bab er bic Deuts
iaen abge'pieIen
bat.
2onboH, %. Wldr5. - gla4 eis
rer Sdladi. bic ben ganssn Gag iiber
nSrbtii6 iopis iiibli4 bon Der CONS
me, nit 4rras OILS Uliitelpuutt, aes
wdhrt bat. baben bic enslil9sH Irup-
pen bic 9tuiften abseipisien unb Der
sSsinp bat icbipere Werluite erlitten,
lpie SeIbmaridau Saig am 0onnsrs-
lag abtnb melbet. Der geridt Tau.
tst tpis folst:.
.Seftise admpfr fnnben ipdbrsnb
bss 9asss an Der seIamnltsn snglis
iden 2inie pon- iiibneitlicb BON Der
Somrle bis norb6itlid BON arras,
einer syront BON etiDo So WleiIen,
fiatt.
6eute Wlorgen er0ffnste Der s5sinh
nnH einem uuberorbentlict bsftigen
gDmborbsmsni eiirlrn ii.Hsn Mngriff
nit sroben Sruppenmniien an elmer
breitcn 5rpnt fiibli6 iinb n5rbli6 BON
Der Senrpf. gu sleihtr 3eit ipnrben
cine Reite 1beilangriffe aiif uniere
ainie fiiblid bis sur CONNIE sss
moht.
ssn bem neuen glbTanitt / Der
G&inft. 5iiIih bon Nrras. aslang es
ben Dsinh ii4 bussb saxst E,ospcs
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Sanbesfeinbe
splIten inter Sbbut btfpaffneter
@aden sar arbeit seswunsen
tperben.
Dtefen @tunbpuntt pertritt Elm ytetp
gDrtsr Sngsnieur.

Gbieoso, 2S. Mdr3, Gte
100000 9aHbesfeirbe in ots1em
2anbe, Wldnrer, ioipie 5raiien toIl'
ten unter Der 9eaufiidtisung Don be.
paffneten Wdbtern gum Irbsiten 9e.
spungsn lpsrbem 0as 1T bic 4nittt
BON 6, G. anoeppsI, cinem beratbens
ben Sngenieitr aus gtap yort, Der
aud elm Siidtigtsitssrpert 1T lnb Der
an 0pnnerstas bier Dor Der Eattos
,ntiDHisssus z5G has z9sma S1us
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Jront BON ettpn sebn ailometern adns
g. unb 5ipsi &ilometeru Siefe an Der
Gront bon 2aiItgnp Bis Hobon Oor3e,
riidt. 4uf bem ltnfen llfer Der DIE
bat Der Jeino frog erbitterter ans
griffe feline Dortbeile errunsen unb
ilnfere Sruppen balten unIere Stels
lungen NIT gnerste.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-29
aus9forbnt
SAT lt6 in n0roli6er 2ii6tung sic S6fa6t.
fi1ie 6is Arras.
8lntiee a6mpie nb ber Strcde bet gan5em Sag
iber TIM Gauge getueien

dSmarda Ha daada Sci aras
n
nOIe ha 4Sn eenangH Gar gHad m0nai bic SI4m
labn f4 bhHgn saa s fs1Ftt
-
nbema maampse dnea utrprent
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Mmffer
pruhftirsn In Gbicago eesen auffif9s
rlrg pon grudrs r9as Seners
treua" IN bettf6er Sprafe.

G6ied9p, % wSGr5 r5.-Die Iufs
fiibrurrg RON Ntar 9rub's &antate
r9os SeiertrenS1 in DciitfferSprnde
bur9 ben eingperein, etnen beitIden
@eiongpereiu, am D1itttpo6 @6ertb IN
Der Or6eFru Sall, peranloBte oretbig
hieffge Wfuftfer 81 eiusm protett beim
Stote Council of 0efetfe. Sn bern
groteft beiBt es, bab der @e6ruu9
Der Sprofg bes 2dr1besfeinbs IN eiuer
0ffsntlirhsn Guffiibrurg In Der segsHa
fpdrtigen .3eit beleibtgenb fir bic
sSreitrbe unb 2lrgeb6rigen lrrTerer
Solbaten unD Ttatroien 1T. bic gegen
bic 9eutften fGmpFen1 unb neil oas
bur3 au9 rbds @efii6I berer geitGrtt
trirb, bic iib ,innerbaIb urferer 2ans
besgrerBen befirbsn unb benz 6einoe
frernbIi4 gefonnen ftnO.1
Ser Sirgperetn foa cine Befretung
Dpn Der 9ssobIrng Der Sriegsfteuer
uuf feline gintrittstarten su Der 4uFs
Fiibrung eripirtt bGbeN, neil bic 8ers
etnigunq etrSig tHo allein er3teberrtde
3ipefe psrfplgt. Charles $. Woder,
Der grdfibent bes SingDeretns, 1T eir
MiteIiee bes Council Of Oeferfe,
nber er tpobrte benz &prsert am Wlitts
mod 9tberb ni6t Ibei- Mdn erfpdrtet,
bag Der Council Of SeFenIe fih gelea
eentli9 fefIrer Sibung am Ssreitas
nit bem prpteit befafen trirb-
Oampfsr Bel aoIltfiOn be
f6dbigt.
Rem gort, %. Mdrs. Ser
nmerttonii9e Sauiboulpfer rG- v.
Ssnnings', elm S3iff DON 1o,29O
Spnnen, bas Gigentbum Der StanDa
arb OiI @oupana lit, tit In guglanp
irfolee einer &olIiiion uno etnes
5eusrs, bic ii3 uitf bober Gee ereig'
neten, ouf ben Gtranb sdebt por'
ben, rpie Der etunoarb Sil Gourpanp
am 9onnerstag telegrnpbiIb rritges
tbeiIt tpairbe. Sn Der Depeide bieB es,
boB elm Dlitelieb Der geiabune, Elm
Rat-ofe Iamens Sbea, oeruibt tptrp
unb srtriIrfen feiu biirfte.
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9Detters 8eridbt.

virSbio: G66nss Weiter am
Greitag unb aller Mabrl6etnlihtsit
na9 du9 am Samitng; ipetig 8erdrs
oerung in Der 3emperatur.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-12-05
EIoYD GOODWIN

Floyd Goodwin, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Rem Goodwin, was born in Potta-
wattamie county, Iowa, Dec. II, 1900,
and died at the Methodist hospital,
Omaha, on Nov. rs, 1918, aged Ii
years, IL months and 9 days.
Floyd was injured in runaway on
Nov. is, which resulted in rupture
of the liver. All that medical science
could do proved to be of no avail.
Besides the father and mother, he
leaves three sisters and brother to
mourn his untimely demise.
The deceased was most promising
young man, graduate Of the Mo.
Valley High school, and leaves large
circle of friends and associates among
the younger class.
The funeral services were held from
the family home on Wednesday, Nov.
~, Rev. Burvee Of Logan, officiating.
The remains were inferred at Rose
Hill cemetery.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-12-05
The Salt Shaker Conquered

Truly this is an age of wonders.
Somebody has discovered that two
or three grains of rice placed in a
salt shaker will make it behave it.
self You might take this home and
try it in your artillery. Aside from
the current crop of European matches
there is scarcely any piece of lneckan
ism as battling at times as the salt
shaker when it gets obstinate. 1t is
in the same class with the short,
wasted shirt stud and the fountain
pen with hemorrhage. When the salt
shaker suspends publication it fire.
quently creates havoc in the home,
The house husband beats loudly on
the table with it to make it say uncle.
A barrage of toothpick points, forks
and icetongs is laid down, but the
enemy digs himself in. Somebody
says something about it being the
cooks fault and she resigns her port
folio. While the tired business man
is discussing this point, mother rushes
from the room with her hands over
her ears. Alas, how many rlen are
there in America who can handle a
balky salt shaker when there are
ladies present.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-12-05
i. e.. VINCENT

Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Mann Of
Sioux City have received the sad
news of the death Of their grandson,
Corp. Raymond Poore, killed in action
in France, Oct. %. He lived here
until he was, 10 years Of age when he
moved with his mother to Pasadena,
Calf. where she enlisted at the OUT
break Of the war, He sailed for
France last June.
Mrs. ID. w. Wilsey Of Wing N. ID.
and her. mother, Mrs. Mary Moves, of
Mondamin, spent Thanksgiving at the
home of r. l. Walters and family.
Miss Katherine Schurr of Strahan,
Ia, is the guest of Miss Gladys
Wheeler.
Geo. Marshall, a former resident
of this city, who has been an inmate
of the Soldiers Home, at Marshall
town, for the past several years, is
reported seriously i'll. Physicians
have given up all hope of his recov-
cry. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Schwertley of
Modale are the guests Of Mrs. j. N.
Tamisiea and family, today.
|, Mrs. John Zahner and daughter,
Miss Zeta, attended the funeral of
Mrs. Elizabeth Doyle, at Magnolia,
this morning..
Mr.. and Mrs. John Athey are NOV
ing into the C. Peterson flat.
Howard Nelson of the Union Co.
operative, Assn, is seriously ill with
influenza at his home on North West
street.
Doty and Peterson report sales Of
the Edison Laboratory Model, to the
following parties: Jas. Chapel, Ross
Thompson, Theo. Krause, VIM. Wick
cry, p. J:::sBirdsall, S. N. Bird and
A. J. Anderson
Reports. from sOmaha are to the
effect that hescondition Of Mrs J. v.
Way is much improved.
A. N. Fountain arrived from Nortl,
Dakota this morning, to look after
business matters here.
Mrs. L. R. Pike received telegram
this morning stating that her son,
Harlan, was not seriously ill and that
he will return with his father, L. R.
Pike in eas few days. He has been at
Boulder, Colo.
Mrs. TIL. Tracy received word to-
day that Harlan Tracy and wife will
Farriyc here next monthyto spend the
holidays. He has been employed on
government work.at Washington, Z. &C.
His. service with the government will
soon terminate and he then expects
ta. locate~in. Omaha.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-12-05
100 HENS - 1900 EGas

SAGAS0 4OVV G0Gf0
Mrs. H. M. Patton Waverly, Mo-,
writes, II fed boxes of More Eggs
to my hens and broke the egg record.
got 1900 eggs from 100 hens in ex-
actly u days." You can do as well. In
fact, an ypoultr yraiser can easily
double his profits by doubling the
egg production of his hens. A scien-
tlflc tonic has been discovered that
revitalizes the flock and makes hens
work all the time. The tonic is called
More Eggs" Give your hens few
cents worth Of "More Eggs" and you
Will be amazed and delighted with
results. A dollars worth Of "More
Eggs" will double this years produc-
ton Of eggs, so if you wish to try this
great profit maker, write E. ]. Refer
poultry expert, 1888 Refer Bldg,
Kansas City, Mo-, who will send YOU
a seasons supply Of "More Eggs
Tonic for 00(prepaid). So cohfi-
dent is Mr.. Refer Of the results that
q million dollar bank guarantees il
you are not absolutely satisfied, your
dollar will be returned on request and
the More Eggs" costs you nothing.
Send dollar today or ask Mr.. Refer
Tor his free poultry book that tells the
experience Of man hwo has made
q fortune out Of poultry. Adv.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-12-05
SENS centennial Celebrationb /,
First M. {. Church
From Harrison County News

"The Methodist Episcopal
church OF Missouri Valley is
celebrating this week. the 5Oth
anniversary of its work in this
community.
The Methodist church is by
all known as typically Amer
lean institution, tho born in
England: begotten by John and
Charles Wesley. students in OK
ford college and bv them bro't
to America in 174l where it
proved 10 its spirit and organi-
cation peculiarly adapted to
the social and spiritual needs
OF ouS pioneer people. Its form
of government is peculiarly
American. It's spirit of progress
iveness is American; Its search
after knowledge, Its schools and
colleges. its great book publish
ing concerns, it's several Chris
tian Advocates. designation the
dissemination of Christian Intel
ligence, it's great eleemosynary
institutions, orphanages, it's Old
peoples homes, it's hundreds of
hos pitfalls are all characteristic
of that American spirit that in
the recent world wide war a.
gainst the powers of darkness
made our armies more than con-
querors "thru HIM VINO giveth
the victory" Its evangelical
|sl irit that makes it such aforce
for righteousness in every quar-
ter OF the earth is known t. all
nations. "rhere is no speech
nor language where their voice
is not heard" Iowa the hom
OF ulaLv Methods. institutions;
nd by them the state has been
greatly hiesse l. Harri on cour :
ty ha, her full share of benefits
of all these agencies of Method
ism in the full so years Of her
history. Missouri Valley too has
been we'll to the fore among the
churches of the county in work
of a character that exalteth the
a nation.