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The Washington times., 1918-02-01

were able to deliver a normal
amount Of sugar every day.
The supply Of raw sugar in the
early summer gave evidence Of
being enough for al needs.
Dut the rate Of consumpticnhad
increased. An extra 10000. 900
pounds were required to meet the
needs Of the people from june UP
to November.
"Ycu can't eat your cake and
have Il too"
A part Of this increased demand
fcr. SUGAR was due to the nation
wide save the fruit crop move
ment. The sugar thus used is'nct
gone. Il Is saved. Il is simply In
the fruit and jam jar instead Of
the sugar bowl
Sugar has sold in the United
States throughout the war at an
average price lower than in any
other country. II is one Of the
cheapest foods the nation has.
Admittedly one Of the reasons
for this brilliant showing. in view
Of changed world conditions. has
been the fact that the domestic
cane refining industry Is in large
units.
ItiS arnoteworthy tribute to the
domestic refining Industry which
win be better appreciated the
more the events Of the last two
years are studied.
Domino Package Sugars have
been Of great value in the wider
and more even distribution Of
sugar.
A barrel holds $50 pounds Of
loose sugar. ell Of which usually
GOES TO enc grocer. Il has been
possible to ship practically the
same amount Of package sugar in
three la0-pOund cases to three
different Srocers.
The Grocer has been able to
handle these Domino Cane Sugars
already packASed in cartons and
small cotton bags. thus tending to
check hoardinS.
Il win be necessary for srocers
and consumers to watch carefully
their distribution and purchases
during the approaching period Of
readiuStment.
Housewives can cooperate with
this plan by buying Domino Pack
age Sugars.
The refinerieS are now starting
UP and supplies Of raw sugar COM
ing forward. but it will take weeks.
and possibly months, for the re-
turn Of normal conditions.
it is our aim to safeguard the
efinins Company
The Washington times., 1918-02-01


The main sources Of available
sugar for the United States and
the Allies are narrowed down to
theWest Indies tprincipaIly Cuba,
Hawaii. the Philippines. LOuisi-
ana. and the suSar-beet fields Of
the Middle West
CabA has now increased It's pro-
duction Of SUGAR cane. but Eng
land. France and other foreign
countries perfcrce have increased
their impOrtatiOns Of sugar from
Cuba.
There Is an abundance Of sugar
In far-away Java. Il Is As useless
TO the world a. unmined gold. be-
cause no nation can spare the
ships 10 carry Il.
This country and Europe could.
only procure sugar from Java BY
using ships badly needed 10 carry
american troops and supplies to
France.
II takes $50 days for a cargo
ship travelling at the rate Of zoo
miles . day to 90 from England
to Java and return. counting IN
the loading and diScharSins at
both ends. The same ship travel
ind between New York and FraDce
takes 50 days for a round trip.
Therefore the same ship can
make three round trips between
New York and France while It Is
making one round trip between
England and Java.
The competition among nations
for Cubsn raw sugar has forced
UP It's price. with q necessary coz
rezPordins increase in the cost Of
refined sugar. This competition
has nSw been overcome by the
combined efforts Of the United
Scates Food Administration. the
Allied Governments, and all ele-
ments Of the sugar industry.
In the midst Of such abnormal
conditions. this Company has
done everything within its power.
in cooperation with the Govern
ment. to provide an even distribu-
ton of sugar to consumers at the
lowest possible price.
In constant effort to stabilize
the price, we have even sold sugar
at less than market prices-for
some time at a full cent q pound
below the market.
Last February and March there
were severe strikes in the re-
fineries Of this and other COM
panies. But in the face Of the
new problems thus created. we
In war time and at all time
interests Of the public we serv
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-06

napOmanat take SpOlecHeHlu
statu. Videnska "Ostdeutsche
Rundschau" zuri mad tim a O.
cekava, re velky prdmysl ne
mecky v nemeckem uzemi nese
castni Sc teto zrady ze il roz-
hodne odmitne. Cele 1zeni
"Deutschboehmen" pry zakrik-
ne tuto zradu ma nemeckem IL
du. 49, Lublansky 'Slovenski Ma
rod sdeluje Cd sveho prazske-
no dopisovatele, ze tyz navsti
vii n6ktere kraje v Cechach,
kde ziji Nemci. A pravi, re lid
proklina nemecke poslance
stvace a jest lhostejny k tomu,
CO mysli della vsenemecka in
teligence. Lid nemecky jest pre-
sweden, ze brzy povstane ce-
sky stat, ,ktery uvita, neb bu-
de to stat demokraticky, kde
mu bude lip. Kazdy chce nyni
ukazat, re uni cesky. "V meme
cke prImyslove rfsi bychom by
Ii uplne ztraceni, nemohli by
chom ziti jako nejapny utvar
"Deutschboehmen," chceme Ii
ii Vami (Cechy) s Vami bu
deme v miru ziti." Nemecky
lid v Cechach nechce slyset 0
Nemecku ami o Deutschboeh-
men - Zaznamenavame tyto
projevy, jez nasvedcuji lie Ii
votni zajmy n6meckeho lidu v
Cechach stejne v ostatnich re
mich ceskych jsou spiaty ma
SINH, ma cemz mic nezmeni Ii
tiv Volksrat. Znamo take, ze
Nemci, zijfci mezi uherskymi
Slovaky, pref 81 rovnez cesko-
slovenskeho statu. Vedi zajiste
proc, stejne jako horejsi meme
cti prnmyslnici Czech. Pc udalt
stech ma zapadni mbojisti sotvs
poroste chut' naSich Nemci
pro pfipojenl k = Nemecku
(Narodni Politika.)
"Pravc NarCda." Pod tim
; to maven zalozili 81 knezi ce
, sti rezavisly politicky mesic
, mix. v dvodnim slove We IVY
, I'VE" uzpavaji nutnost jednotn'
, fronty ceskoslovenska Marco
; nj vybor vedle Ceskeho svaz'
"a jedine opravnene generaln
/ staby a prohlasuji Sc pro samo
statny stat ceskoslovensky be
vyhrady klausuli. Slibujice G
piskopatu poslusnost We vecec
( nabozenskych, vyhrazuji 81 l
/ plnou volnost projevu We vsec
: vecech narodne-politickych
Y volnost kritiky. List vychazi
d Cernoviru u Olomouce.
. Ustfedni Matice Skolske VI
4 noval hrabe Otto Harrach 10
o 600 kOrun.
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Z CESKO OSLO OVEN
SKYCH ZEMl.
STRANA cTvRTA.


Ruce pryc. - "Pravo Lidu"
pise: TAX zvana "ceska slech-
ta' pojednou Ease vyleza ma
svetlo denni a hlasi Sc k ceske
mu narodu. Snad by byla j o.
chotna propdjciti svlj smutne
proslaveny politicky vehlas ce-
ske politice v teto kriticke do
be. Slechticove cesti sc domnl-
vail, re by Sc pro ne nasla ne
jaka prebenda v pristi domo-
vine ceskehol naroda. Musime
tedy v prvni rade takovym pa
num rici, ably 81 vsecko dobre
prepocetli. V ceskem state ne
bude mfsta pro zadnou slechtu,
jednim z pozadavkG ceska de-
mokracie, ktery bude bezpecne
prosazen, bude zaHste zruseni
vsech titulG slechtickych jed
nou pro vzdy. Kdo bude chit v
ceskem state vyniknouti, bude
Sc muset pricinit to uplatne-
MIN svych schopnosti, modra
krev mu nebude mic platna. Prl
pominame to zumyslne prave
dnes, protoze z Vidne dochaze
il zpravy, re soucasne s cesky.
mi poslanci Habermanem, Klo
facem a Stankem pojedou do
Svycar take bar. Nadherny a
knize Bedrich- Labkovic. Cest1
poslanci odjizdejfci do Svycar
nemaji ovsem touto urozenou
vypravou mic spolecneho a neht
dlaji sc spolecne s nj take nj
kde V cizine ukazovat. Ami ba
ron Nadherny, ami knize Be
dfich Lobkovic nebyli nikym
ceskych politickych kruhd po
weren't, ably o ceskych vecech
cizine vyjednavali a doufam'
re Sc neopovazi, vydavati Sc NJ
kde "a zastupce ceskeho naro
da. Narod mas 81 sve veci vyrid
sam, neposila do Svycar zadn
barony a knizata, posila tar
sve tri poslance, delnika, sedl
ka a zurnalistu. I'll jsou jedin
povolani a opravneni "a mas n
rod mluvit. Baron Nadherny
knize Lobkovic at mluvi "a sv
osoby.
NsmeGti prGmyslnici zaprs
dali "Deutschboehmen?" :
Nemecti poslanci z Czech zved
Ii pry, ze vynikajici nemec
prdmyslnici ziiici V ceskem
zemi vyjednavaji s Cechy. Alb
pry zachranili svuj majetek, z
sazuji Sc 0 to, ably take neme'
ka 1zemi v Cechach pripojer
byla k ceskemu statu. Spolecr
prImyslove zajmy mali TAX
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Ceskoslovensky ryehlovlak

Ceskoslovensky ryehiovlak
do Pafize - a ma bojiste lined
po podepsani miru pofada "Slo
vanska cestovni kancelar O. Do
lezala, Praha II. 93." Ohromne
uvitani a pohosteni v Pafizi. Pr
vni navsteva nasich krajanI. Je
likoz Sc jevi'velky zajem o Ia
Jed tento, prijimaji Sc jiz dnes
zaznamy ma prosperity a prihla
sky pisemne Sc 4Oh znamkOu.
Inserat Nar0dni Politiky ze dne
Is. rina t. r.
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sail politicky a prImyslovy
boykot "ceskych velezradcI"
= a dnes je cesky cenny papir
pojednou nejlepsi veci ma sve-
te. Zda Sc byti pravdou, ze 80
procent Mad'arG ma sice kra
sne mad'arske jmeno, ale nos
prozrazuje ihned potomka. ivy
VOlenehO naroda."
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Sjednocsni ceslkych stran ka-


Sjednocsni ceskych stran ka-
tolickych. - Ceska katolicka
verejnost pripravuje Sc ke svo-
lani velkeho sjezdu strany, ma
nemz bylo by uskutecneno spo-
jeni obou dosavadnich frakci
katolickych, a to katolicke stra
ny narodni ma Morav6 a cesko-
slovanske strany kfest'ansko-so
cialni v jeden mohutny tabor
krest anskeho lidu We vsech ze-
mich Ceske koruny. "Hlas' 1--WE
rejnuje v teto veci velike provo !
lani, podepsane hlavne drem
Hrubanem prof. Sramkem, z
nehoz Sc dovidame, ze svolani
sjezdu Sc pripravuje a re u
stfedni polite. kancelar strany
uz pocne fungovati. Nova jed
notna strana dozadovati pry Sc
bude ''nadsene s neochvejnou
v1li svorne 8 ostatnimi ceskymi
stranami ceskoslovenskeho sta
tn skute lne demokratickeho, je
hoz 81 narod mas vlastni silou a
vlastnim vyznamem die prava
historickeho a prirozeneho do
byti jest odhodlan."
y Karel Posledni place. Ne
mecky tisk popisuje nasledov-
ne zpisob, jakym bylo pode-
psano primeri We Vidni:
Cisar Karel po precteni pod
minek pfimefi dal Sc do velke
no place a pravil: "Nemohu to
podepsati ,nemohu pristoupiti
ma to, ably spojenci napadli Ne
mecko cd jihu." Jeho vojen-
sky pobocnik navrhoval tudiz,
aby primefi bylo podepsano
marsalkem Koevesem. Tento
vsak odmitl a MIN ostatni tri
clenove valecne rady. Konec-
ne general Arr uvolil Sc pode-
psati prlmeri, pon6vadz era
kousko uz dal nemIze," jak
prohlasil.
Cesti Nsmci a cesky stat. @
pomeru NemcI k Cechlm v pri
stim state ceskoslovenskem pri
nasi pozoruhodnou stat Rel
chenberger Zeitung, nazvanol
"Klidnou krev!" Poikazujem,
a zbytecnou paniku, ktera 81
SRI mezi Nemci, pokud jde I
4 jejich osud Cechach. Libere,
ky list tohoto strachu nesdili
Duvody jeho jsou az prekvap1
jici. Pravi, re Slovane neznaj
zasti a mali mnoho krasnych
az jimavych vlastnosti, zejme
ma venkovane ,takze je caste r.
dost S mimi ziti a spolupracova
ii. Cechove jsou narod pfili
moudry a pokrocily, ably neu
znali prospech re spoluprac
Nemcd a ably hnali ceske Mem
ce v naruc Nemecka. Vetsi ne
bezpeci nez cd Cechoslovak
hrozi Nemcdm jejich vlastr
nejednotnosti ukvapenost
vlady sovinistd vlastnich a v
platnosti jistych kruhu k VII
okamzitym oLchodnin vyht
dam.
Posledni odsouzeny cesky '
jim. - Nekolik dni pred poe;
KEN <rpzyratu Rakouska odso
zen. byli videnskym 3ojenskyl
soudem ceskoslovensky; voji
Frant. Mizera pro- vlastizrad
k 3letemu zalari. Phi ustup
naseho vojska Ukrajinou PAT
do rukou Nemcu, kteri jej v
dali Rakousku.
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Dale pfinasi casopis zpravu,
ze obdrzel sdeleni, ze vypsana
ceska p1jcka v Pafizi byla osm
krate prepsana.
Mad podobnysni vecmi zdsta
va opravdu soudnemu clov6ku
rozum stati. Jak dlouho jest to
mu zpet, CO pani Mad 'ari hla
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-06

uHcIn VTac0I VeSel a ZQTaV re |
schize 'Spolecnosti Jaroslava
Vrchlickeho,," umrel 15. fijna
o pdl 8. hod. odpol. 63lety bratr
Jaroslava Vrchlickeho, -Bedfich |
Frida, kdysi dlouholety drama
turk Narodniho divadla a redi-
tel Vyssf divci skoly prazske,
jedna z nejtypict6jsfch a nejmi
lejsfch postav nasi stare genera
ce literarni. Reditel Frida byl
vtelena dobrota a laskavost,
muz nesmirne jemnych a wac
nych spolecenskych cnosti, "a
slouzily spisovatel a pilny pra-
covnik kulturni, ktery jak ma di
vadle, tax zejmena oboru nasi
prekladove literatury let osm-
desatych a devadesatych vyko-
nal mnoho zasluznych Gini.
Byl O dve leta mladsi sveho ge-
nialniho bratra av poslednich
letech sveho zivota byl jeho
pilnym, nadsenym a povolanym
vykladacem, zejmena v cetnych
"Vzpominkach" We "Zvonu". i
jinde uverejnovanych, ale v Il
vodech a poznamkach k novym
sebranym spisGm Vrchlickel o,
jez vychazeji u OttI.
Pro 6eskopolskou dohodu. -
DIE zprav z Krakova udalosti
prazske pusobily v cele Halici
mocnym dojmem. Die zaruce-
nych zprav jsou proudu jed
mani vSemi vddci lidoveho hnuti
v Cechach a v Polsku. Ucelem
techto dohovord jest pry polozi-
ii zaklady k ceskoslovensko-
polskcmu spolku a utvoriti fede
rativnf stat, jenz by mel pristup
k severn{mu mori. Socialisticky
vudce polsky Daszinski, je upl-
ne naklonen tomuto resent. Das
zinski pferusil veskere polite
ke styky nemeckymi stranami
rakouskych Nemcd.
Z Narodniho Vyboru. -
Pfedsednictvo Narodniho Vybo
ru dosla stiznost, ze dive schuze
POSI-. dra. Smerala ma Morave
byly ruseny. Narodni vybor "a
da velmi dGtklive ,aby svoboda
slova a min6ni We verejnem zivo
te nasem zadnym nasilim poru
sovana nebyla. Takovyto spd-
sob projevd ma schdzfch 'nutno
| vsude a bezpodminecne vylou-
J citi a to tim vice, kdyz vile ce.
leho naroda est We veci same a
We spolecnem nasem cili dnes na
presto jednomyslna.
MouGny "funus." - Ma po
travni care We Vavrove ulici ns
\ Novem Meste zastavili zrizen
i ci potravni dane pohrebni VII.
\ S rakvi. Koci Sc dopalil: Jar
\ ku, nechte neboztiky S poke
q jem!" Ale straznici prazsk'
q dane nedali.. Znate je: Vsud'
. St'ouraji a kazdy balik deset
krat obrati. Ale v feceny de-
jako by je rarach byl posed
Nedali pokoje. Jeden z Mich s
vysvihl ma furgon a nedbaj
mruceni kociho, ktery pozna
menal, 'ze sc ten mrtvy v ra
vi musi obratit," razem skut
vixen rakve nahledl do je.
utrob. Ale respektu k nebozt
kovi ami ted slavny ufad neje
vii. Naopak. Akcisakdv oblice
!. sc protahl, sotva do rakve n
hledl. Neomalena jeho ruka
hla energicky do rakve, popa
|, la v nj ulozeneho "neboztika
~ "a kirk a tahla no ven. A ted
divil, no: uprimne, Ease koc
"Ale koukaj ma to, ia mysle
re vezu ma hrbitov neboztika
Won je to pytel mouky! I
a. jsem blazen: Ma mou dust jse,
ze o tom nevedel!" Nebylo to a
b. mic platno. Pytel mouky poh
& ben uz nebyl. Prevzala no v
patrovani slavna policie, ktel
ucinila take marne v zadusi {
~ taz po generaliich originelnil
"neboztika."
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-12-27
Strange Display at Burlington.

Burlington, Dec. 27.-St. Elmo's fire
is another of the things that much has
been written about. but at the same
time, very little is known about this
phenomenon. The vicinity of Eighth
and Linden streets. on North hill. is
still stirred and excited over an cleo
trical, exhibit which was noted there
last Sunday evening. Great balls Of
fire floated about. giving forth light
much stronger than the headlight OF
q powerful automobile. In sone case
one of these flaming balls of fire few
into room thru an open window, and
then suddenly disappeared, as if a
soap bubble had been touched. Some
who saw it and marveled thereat. be-
lieve that the phenomenon was accom-
panied by rumbling noise, while
others heard nothing. And some there
were who were shocked and astonished
by the unwonted experience and who
were almost ready to believe that the
world was coming to end
On Tuesday evening. similarsstrange
lights and balls of fire were observed
toward the center of the city.sgOn SAT-.
urday night the fire was observed at
about midnight and again about .
o'clock in the morning. OF course.
there were not so many people ont at
those hours, yet it seems that a dozen
or more persons observed the light and
commented upon it.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-12-27
CHILD GETS SICK
CROSS, FEVER|SH
If CONST|PATED
LOOK AT TONGUES. THEM GIVE.
FRUIT LAXATIVE FOR sToM-
ZACH, LIVER; BOWELS.
CALIFORNIA SYRUP OF FIGS"
CAN'T HARM CHILDREN AND
80 THEY LOVE IT.

Aslaxative today saves a sick child
tomorrow. Children simply will not
take the time from play to empty their
bowels, which become clogged up with
waste liver gets sluggish; stomach
sour.
Look at the tongue. mother! IL
coated, or your child is listless, cross.
feverish, breath bad, restless, doesn't
eat heartily, full of cold or has sore
throat or any other children's ailment,
g;vesA teaspoonful of California Syrup
Of Figs" then don't worry. because 1t
is perfectly harmless. and, in a few
houfs all this constipation poison. sour
bile and fermenting waste will gently
move out of the bowels, and you will
have ~ we'll playful child again. A
thorough INSIDE cleansing is oftimes
all that is necessary. 1t should be the
first treatment given in any sickness.
Beware of counterfeit fig syrups. Ask
your druggist for bottle Of "Califor-
MIA Syrup OF Figs" which has full di-
rections for babies. children Of all ages
and for grown ups plainly printed on
the bottle. Look carefully and see that
1t Is made by the California Fig Syrup
Company
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-12-27
BeImond Items Of Interest.

Special to TlmeS- RepupliCdH
Belmond, Dec e7.-The Red Cross
drive in the territory allotted to Bel
mond was as usual a huge success.
While exact figures are not available
at this time. it is estimated that there
has been about 1.400 adult member
ships secured. The territory consists
Of the town Of Belmond. Belmond,
Pleasant and Norway town
ships and parts of Grant and Iowa
townships. The drive will easily be
100 per cent. N.r
On Christmas day was celebrated
the golden wedding of Mr.. and Mrs.
D. f. Packard All the children and
grandchildren Of the happy couple
were present to help them celebrate
the occasion. d. +. Packard was mar
ried fifty years ago Christmas eve 10
Henrietta Stearns at Clear Lake.
Iowa, the ceremony being performed
by Mr.. futile. justice of the peace
the ceremony taking place at the home
Of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin Stearns. Mr.. Packard drove to
Clear Lake in bobsled. driving across
the frozen lake. After the wedding the
couple drove back to Belmond. thru
one of the old Iowa bliZzards, where
they made their home and where they
have lived since. Mr. Packard Is vice
president of one of the local banks.
where he has delivered efficient and
faithful service for great many
years.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-12-27
WALNUT BUYERS SUED.
Polk County Farmer Charges Fraud
AGAINST Tree Purchaser.

Des Moines. Dec. 27.--AlleGing fraud
in the purchase of walnut timber by
the Des Moines Sawmill Company
Andrew Mallema, owner Of farm
near Corydon Bridge. has filed suit in
district court demanding that the saw
mill company pay him $1,000 and costs
of court action.
He says that last spring an agent
named Jones. Verne J.. Clark, vice
president and manager Of the Des
Moines Sawmill Company, and man
in uniform. introduced as lieutenant
came to his farm and demanded that
he sell his walnut trees to them at
their own price He alleges that they
stated the United States would forcibly
seize the timber for military purposes
and in the meantime make trouble for
him.
Because of these threats Mallema
says he was forced to part with his
walnut trees at a sacrifice.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-12-27
Eldora NaxHa INotea.

Special to Times Republican.
Eldora, Dec. 21.--.Mrs. Mamie
Kaumpfner. OF San NMarcial, y. NJ.
whs~ was callcds here By the death OF
her nephew. Raymond McStockard, has
returned home She was formerly a
resident OF Eldora-
Bert Pagcl, Of West Concord. MINI,
arrived In Edora Christmas day for
Pagel, several years ago, was resi-
dent Of this county.
Edward Heffern and Lon Meeks LETT
Tuesday for Grand Meadow, Mimi, for
visit with relatives and friends.
Christmas exercises we're given on
Tuesday evening in the Methodist
Episcopal and Congregational church,
os, the children for the most part TAX
ing the lead in the programs. The
Baptist and Christian churches are TO
have similar exercises later, the sick
ness in the community being the cause
Of the delay in the preparation OF the
programs The Catholic church con-
gregatlon held exercises behtting the
occasion Christmas morning.
Mrs. Edith HallQuist and son, or
Oslo, Mimi, are here for visit In the
II. s. Martin home.
District court will convene in FL
dora on Monday, Jan. s, with Judge g.
D. Thompson. of Webster City, on the
bench. A number OF interesting cases
are scheduled for this term.
Miss Louise Graves. OF Chicago, IS
here assisting In the care Of her sister
Mrs. J. B. Smallpage, who has oeen
confined to her home with influenza
for a number Of days.
Word has reached here OF the death
recently Of Morrison Sargent in Beers
born, S. d. Mr.. Sargent was at one
time a resident of Eldora and Grumpy
Center and was past SO years OF age.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-12-27
STATE SUPERINTENDENT WOULD
COMBINE SCHOOLS TO USE OF
ENGLISH LANGUAGE.
INSTRUMENTATION OF ALL
OUR PEOPLE NECESSARY
American ldsa's Must Be Taught in
Schools to Preserve Standard Of Citi-
y xenship-State Superintendent De-
Iivar' Annual Address Before Iowa
Teachers Association.
Special to Times- Repu olic an.

Special to Times- Republican.
Des Moines, Dec. 27.-,In an address
today before the executive session Of
the state teachers association \Super-
intendent of Public Instruction A. NJ.
Deyoe made plea for Americaniza-
ton in the public schools. for the use
of the English American language as
the only medium of instruction, and
for teaching tie youth ct the land the
ideals of America. He declared that
the new education must place greater
emphasis upon the character forma-
tion in training for citizenship
Superintendent peyoe's subject was
An Awakened Civilization"
1.-THE successes OF our brave boys in
Khaki on the battlefelds are due in no
small measure 10 the Anne rican schools
and colleges he said, but the war
revealed some ., the shortcomings in
our educational system which will re-
act to It's betterment. We are finding
out that the educational program must
be enlarged. We have learned thai.
the Americanization of all of the
people who live in the United States
must be accomplished that a nation
wide movement must be carried on to
wipe out illiteracy, that educational
advantages must be extended to those
whose opportunities have been very
limited. that it is folly. to neglect the
physical education of children and that
greater stress must be placed upon the
u .nlr Of %
child
Nation Wants No War Spells.
He declared the schools should teach
that the principles upon which our
government was founded were right,
that it's ideals and practices concern
ing human freedom and human bet
ternient are right, and that its att!-
tude toward other nations is right as
proven in its wars.
The controlling motive of our ma
tiantis not to engage in war because
of greed for territorial gain" he de-
clared 1T asks for no indemnity to
replenish it's exchequer it demands no
but it does insist that weak
er state shall be permitted to live amt
develop and that the people shall have
q CnanCej TO ESTABLISH d pan " ~
spectacle self government. The Unit
ed States Of America asks for nothing
but what we want for all nations
superintendent Deyoe made plea
for woman suffrage. declaring that
there3is no more reason for withhold
ing suffrage from women than there
was in years past in the ideas against
equal education. He said continuation
schools and night schools should pc
organized for the training of those VINO
could not attend school during the day.
He urged the teaching Of thrift and
health conservation, denounced the
cigaret habit and praised the nation
for it's trend toward prohibition.
LET our laws be perfected to the
end that health. social purity, mental
alertness and morality shall be SAFE
guarded and promoted" he said.