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\, ARNING ORDER


 In the Chancery court If Jefferson county. Arkansas. s.--Alice .'ru ,h. p:antiT, vs George l.. Frueh. defen.llnt. The defendant. George l.. Fiuch Is warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of plaintiff. Alice Frueh. Given under my hand and the seal @ @of said court this 10th day of October, A. D., 1919.
 o. l.. REEVES, D. '. tSraI)-ZiU- lt- B -:3O-11-5-12
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LIVERPOOL COTTON.

Liverpool, Nov 4,-cotton spot in good demnnd; prices firm Good middlins 2G1S; fully midding 25.4S: middling 2i.6S; low middlnS 22. .',3; good ordinary 20.4S; or- dinary 134S, Sales 15,OoO bales including 13,GO American. Receipts 3s,ow bales in- cludng 37 .NO Amcrican Futures closed near mnnths firm. distant aIIie1
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For quality and service call How. |ell Grocer Co. Phone STA. 1O-15tf
 Big { Plain and Self Rising Flour, [ if not the best n your opinion your money refunded. Riley Feed Mig: Co' 9-23-tf
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New orleans, Nov. 1. Spot cotton steady, 90 points higher. Sales on the spot 1862: to arrive ia9t. Low nildlinE 3t.75; middling Au@: good niddlinE II 7J Receipts 2.632; stock ll1123.
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Big 4 Plain and Self Rising Flour, if not the best in your opinion your money refunded. Riley Feed Mfg. Co. 0-23-tf.
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PAGE SEVEN

Mrs. Phillips, 2OO5 West Barraque; Mrs. Hines, 1903 West Eleventh; Mrs, Mccartney, 1901 West Second; Mrs. Williams, 619 Ash.
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IN THE CHANCERY COURT IN AND FOR JEFFERSON COUNTY,
 ARKANSAS.
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WANTED.

Two furnished rooms .,. for light,. housekeeping for rent, settled cou- pie preferred Phone 1510 after 6 p. m.
 11-2-Gt
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NEW YORK CLOSED.
NEW ORLEANS SPOTS

The New York exchanges were closed yesterday, because of the state elections.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-05

NOTICE OF PETITION FOR CONFER NATION OF TITLE UNDER SEC
 TIONS G61-675. INCLUSIVE. OF kIRBY'S DIGEST.
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WANTED TO RI
-7u 70 s-d G7s--s-s7 A
 FOR SALE

POLAND MALE PIGS. EIGHT WEEK
 oll. Address o. R. Bowyer, R. F. D. No.
 l, Box 15o, Pine Bluff, Ark. Near Hearn- dale. 1O26-et
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WANTED HOUSES

Il WANT TO BUY A , OR 6 ROOM house in Pine Bluff, on monthly payment |phn. Can make reasonable cash pay |nlent Jas. T. Reynolds, Geridge, Ark.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-05

ONE 1918 DODGE TOURING: ONE 1917
 Dodge touring; one 1918 Ford touring: one.
 D passenger sport model Cadillac; one 6 Stoddard Dayton Touring car: o.l SMitn form,A.Truck; all of the above .ars are m Al shape and we will sell the3. cars at one third cash down and the balance Gu GU teh monthly payments. M"Geh .c Mc,or
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WANTED-ROOMS.

1.-TWO, THREE OR FOUR FURNISHED
 |rooms; complete for light housekeeping. |Cal 151o after 6 D. Ill. n-5-6t WANTED TO BUY
 Fro BUY SOME SMALL LOTS JEFFER-
 |son county scrip. See \. Steeples. the Pine Bluff company, Phone 256. l1-o-Gt FOR SALE
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FOR SALE-HouSEs

slhrH plce r.;.IM ROOM HOUSE IN MARsH-FOX with sSnno s,m TWO full lots for only $12N per m"S,f SnUo cash and tue balance $15.0O oyo. ""n,n' s,, Go out and look these houses con,nom' "ua men rall 'ns, McGhhne Realty >-,"'N' >~ 2Hm West 2nd Ave
 lot. 'HOn soy F ROOM HOUSE. CORNER Tents fon s.- on street car line: upstairs sell at 's sooOO. and always rented. WIFI Tern,ass as bargain it taken by August list.
 address "D'. care of Graphic. :. 72O if
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ssorhSlpPED sorSd!, FORD CAR, SHOCK AR- conditi., top; five wire wheels; in good
 F'ioa, S2Io.D if taken at once. See Secona Anderson at Graphic, or 3OS E.
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in cao, n PASSENGER 1918 MODEL FORD, aer"Sl hyou condition! good tires. Call No. f, or ~SSSSSs IH IooH 61l. 11-2-Gt
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SEVERAL FIVE AND SIV ROOM modern houses; fine condition. easy terms,
 nE n,Nt Lakeside school. Tom B!odsrtt, uone 2olo. 9-M.tf
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FIFTEEN OR SEVENTEEN ROOM house. Call 15Si 1922 If
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,,rrn FIREMAN FOR SAW MILL.
 na1y nE Norton Wheeler Slave Co., Koom kTpiyl iyltzens Bank building. l1-1-tf
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NERAL BOYS AT BRANCH :il .oo,s NORMAL AL {Ollege no Wnnu 1119 1O-31 -12t
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The old r"ls>. r"r. edy. Guaranteed ter one bottle to ben' iii any case of PellaHra
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WANTED ROOMS

EuREE OR FOUR ROOMS FURNISHED 6rv unfurnished for light housekeeplhS rv'0 ns my 1O-20-2ts
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np1vER TO HAUL LOGS WITH uLm tm team. Using jerk line, $5 a day na 6poard If not competent no co need 415 9 pppy SsrtGn sss2 n1jIdins' Whssier S''Se o0 i1itf
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Ronus FOR LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING; Every convenience; within easy walking Eiistance of city. CPS West Sixth. Phone &OQ7
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
MALE HELP

.p poys. WORK DOESN'T IN. tERFEkE 1O-7-tf
 RArH'c'
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FOR SALE-AUTOS

aoLo aaI. EXCHANGE AND GARAGE mus. mum second hand cars to sell. We have iS Vosl sa ahw make at the right prices, see us. r-syt you want second hand car. We d, c.rs Ss class repair wo"k on all makes of no.' 'o, nhatis1act1on guaranteed. aisc striped ,n"he uvIies built by first class body man. We of %"ae ra them any style and make you proud strsot sV"r "ld ear. Prices right. 117 Olive e'' Ppohe 1856. C. C. Payne, Mgr
 7-22-tf
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FOR RENT-ROOMS

TWO ROOMS, CONNECTS WITH BATH, fot and cold water; completely furnished,
 kn private home; close to car line. For further information call phone Mo- 11O6.
 11-5-3ts
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FEMALE HELP.

1 srr.Dy RELIABLE COLORED GIRL
 s,lnaraI assistant no hard labor; house LSrn.nped with all electric appliances; must uaf |cye children; give references. Apply at a4 Piue. Phone 55.
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fmNE ',.S HORSE. vNE SET HARNESS, ONE uIhnvery wagon; horse will work any
 wnere and weighs 1900. Phone 5o or S33
 0-A.tf u,HREE HORSES. IN GOOD CONDI-
 roh' cheap, if taken at once, American
 excelsior Laundry company. 11-1-6t
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DEFINED sALEsLADY FOR OUR CHILL Irpn's shoe department. Apply MT: Mc.
 sndon. at Froug's Shoe Store. 1l-5-3t
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prp1ENCED STENOGRAPHER WHO ns snmr knowledge of general office york; application must be in own d,nns hnna, vritng; references required. Auuress no ss 1lY care this paper. .... 1o-Io-11
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daiie.E dhaiihGE GENTLE HORSE; COVERED 1Sellyery wagon and harness, all for S15O. .Oo anole lo47 11-1-3t tioaI,- uME TODD PROTECTOGRAPH; PRAC- Usts1syoHneW sUsSttly neW Nd. .OO Phone 1547. 11-1-3t a, wNE AMERICAN ADDING MACHINE, "s "r oHgaln: in perfect condition. Brash- eIs5 central Pharmacy.
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TAKEN UP

PURSE CONTAINING PICTURES, KEYS and small change, on Cherry or 9th Ave
 Return to Hauber Theatre
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WANTS-MISCELLANEOUS

HARD ROAD HAUL FOR 3 1-2 TON truck. Tom Blodgett, Pine Bluff, Ark
 iii -3t
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WARNING ORDER.

o. P. KEENFS, T.. . (SeaD-1O-S-15-o2 % 2S---ll-1
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-10-17

Bargains. Call In and see them
Phone 2st. Meridian. IsoA 252.
$4,000 20 acres paid MP Settlers
water. room house, deep we'll,
$2p0 per acre. half cash, balance
at i per cent
$1,000 10 acres Ridenbaugh water.
room house, II acres alfalfa,
| 8 acres pasture balance plow land
One third cash. balance 10 suit
purchaser This 40 lays fine and
good soil
$4,000 4 . acres best soil In valley.
25 inches paid up water and lot
III waste water. IA acres new seed
ing clover acres alfalfa, balance
pasture 4 room good house, good
Well. fair outbuildings Half casn
liai suit purchaser Live stock and
implements 60 with place al Si200
Cook AZ this 40
SI4.0V0 SO acres so iii. paid II. Y.
water government supplementary
q room house fair barn, all IN
alfalfa and blue grass except 10
acres blow land This land lays Isl
class
SlI.75O 100 acres all cleared and
100 acres In crop. balance ready
for plow 100 mi New York water
supplementary government water
good 4 room house far out build
ings. sl2b per acre halt cash. bal
70 suit purchaser per cent In.
terest
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-10-17

Absolutely guarantee for one year
against breakage, or loss of spring.
Let us show you them.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-10-17
New Management

HAVE PURCHASED THE aIER-
IDIAN MEAT MARKET. AND SOL.
lott YOUR TRADE.
WILL KEEP ON HAND A FULL
LINE OF FRESH AND CURED
MEATS, sAUsAGES. AND FISH.
WE KILL OUR OWN MEAT AND
1T is CLEAN AND FRESH.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-10-17
If interested in Land
INVESTIGATE OUR LIsTINGs

We have TO offer some choice
tracts ii very reasonable prices and
on good terms For quick sale we
can offer the following which we
consider exceptional values. all near
Meridian;
go ACRES on gravel road, miles
out. plenty OF water, $4,000 Good
terms
80 ACRES on gravel road. 4 miles
pat. = room house stable FOR 40 cows
good water right. on car line $3.50.
terms
l5 ACRES on gravel road miles out
extra good water right, high state
Of cultivation S250 per acre.
40 ACRES 3 miles out, 5 room house
fine dairy barn, good water system,
piped TO house, on car line. family or
chard. Al place s11,500, good
terms.
100 ACRES 3 miles from town. good
water right, one OF the best stock
farms in Boise valley, all in hay and
grass, must see this to appreciate it,
$4,000, terms
200 ACRE stock and dairy ranch,
miles from town on car line and gray-
el road, good buildings. free watef
right. $4,000. Easy terms
Also large list Of other lands to sell
ect from
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-10-17
FINANCIAL STATEMENT 1F THE
VILLAGE OF MERIDIAN, IDAHO.
Disbursements

For the quarter ending September 30, 1913:
Receipts Disbursements
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-10-17
Howard Offered.
nolsE vALLEY REALTY co.

HVFN HfN 2 FfW % Ffs'-
bargains. Cali In and see them
Phone 23f, Meridian. soA 252.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-05-07
Eavors Park Site at Boone.

Boone May PROF. l.. IL, Pammel,
of the Iowa state College, favors the
Lodges south OF this city, as a state
park, but declares 1t is up to the
people OF Boone to establish a passable
road to the Lodges.
The professor, with twelve students
from the college. spent Monday sur
veying the ground there, and in the
evening gave M address at the Cham
bei of Commerce rooms. There was
splendid attendance Of representa-
tive citizens At the meeting, and fol-
lowing the principal address of the
evening. general discussion on the
state park question was taken ".
Not only does Professor Pammel
consider the Lodges an ideal site for
such park, but he would favor the
state purchasing Ave hundred acres
of the land there for that purpose,
making one of the largest parks In
the state.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-05-07
TO VOTE ON PAVING.
representative Santse and Speaker
McFarIane Active Road Boosters,

Special to Times Republican.
Des Moines. May The announce
mcnt from Waterloo that the voters OF
Black Hawk county will have an op-
portunity to vote on the questi on Of
hard sGrfacing the primary roads on
June is being received with much
interest. Black Hawk county will thus
of the rev road law passed by the
Thirty eighth general assembly which
cmbodies the legal machinery thru
which hard surfaced roads may be
built
The resolution passed by the board
Of supervisors of Black Hawk county
authorizing the vote was adopted
unanimously
Representative Santee OF Black
Hawk county. who was chairman OF
the house committee on highways and
who worked day and night to draft a
road bill and secure its passage, was
formerly member of the board Of
supervisors in his home county.
Speaker Of the house Arch McFarlane.
OF Waterloo, has also been "A fighter
for good roads in all of his legislative
career. These two men have undoubt-
edly been a factor in securing the
county of the resolution putting the
question OF hard surfacing to a vote
of the people.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-05-07
SERVICE
RECORD BRIGHT
COUNCIL BLUFFS CAN POINT
WITH PRIDE TO BRILLIANT
PART IN WAR.
SENT THREE ORGANIZATIONS
AND HAD ANOTHER TO FIGHT
Five Representatives Carrying Scroll
Of Activities to ST. Louis Convention
Of American Lssion--city Mover
Furnished Draft Quota While Credit
Was Given For Enlistments.

Special to Times Republican.
Council Bluffs, May Theodore NJ.
Metzger, Jack Day, Ra. mond Smith,
Pusey MCGEE and DR.. A. V. Hennessey,
last night FOR st. Louis to attend the
national convention for the organiza-
ton of the American Legion. They
represent the district snd Rainbow
Post No. ?, sof this city, early appli-
cants for membership in the new as
sociation.
The delegates carried with them for
presentation TO the convention, a
memorial containing the following in
teresting data about this city relating
to its war activities:
Council Bluffs-Population, $4,000.
Never was subjected to the draft I'M
til after the war department ceased
giving credit foi volunteers.
More than $4,000, 900 in liberty bonds
held
Seven colono els in the army.
Most volunteers per capita of any
city in the United States, every other
family in the city having one volunteer
in the service. Fifty per cent of men
in the service went overseas. Fifty
per cent of men who saw action were
decorated one o. more times for brav-
cry. Distinguished service medals are
worn b. seine Council Rlnffs soldier.
sailor or marine, from every allied
nation.
Red Cross asked for $4,000 to be
raised in one month: secured s146,OOO
in one week.
The home of Col. Matt FINLEY ana
Col. Donald Macrae. two famous war
rors of the l6Sth infantry and MOBILE
hospital unit No. l.
Sent three organizations into the
service and had one other ready to
go.
Home of Dodge engineers, named
after General Greenville NJ. Dodge.
Unit is still overseas.
Sent more than fifty officers into
the war;, more than 200 return with
commissions,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-05-07
Conrad kIens

Special to Times Republican.
Conrad. May Miss June Simklns
visited over Sunday with friends Mt
Sheffield
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Thomas returned
home Thursday from Knoxville Md.
The high school glee club ntertaincd
the soldier boys at a banquet given at
the st. Paurs church Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs w. A. Kaufman Mir,
and Mrs. 4. G. Wheeler and daughter
Agnes who have spent the past few
months in Clearwater. Fla, returned
home Saturday.
Lieut.. Robert Tempest. OF Washing
ton. is assisting Eugene r. Gler In
ARCHITECTURAL work
Miss Hazel RosenberGer. Of Glad
brook, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Walter Reynolds.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-05-07
VOCATIONAL GUIDANCE.
New Bureau Estasiishsd In Fort Dodge
School System.

For, Dodge. May IA vocational
guidance and placement bureau has
been established In the Fort Dodge
public schools This bureau Is 10 pe
a public service bureau and the CO.
operation OF the public In earnestly So
Iicited. Those who seek employment
thru the bureau viii be registered ana
those who need help may communicate
with the public school placement
bureau at the high school or phone
1905
The purpose ~ this bureau Is three
fold first, to help students select III"
work for which their natural talents
and ambitions appear To ~ them ano
to influence preparation for such work
second, TO help young people VINO nnd
II necessary to leave school. 10 )ob-
which develop the most that IN In them
and provide an atmosphere which VIII
make them happy. productive workers.
third. TO aid employers In nnding the
most efficient help.
II is the plan of the department to
provide literature relating to different
vocations. TO stimulate thought upon
the part OF the pupils and 10 get the
pupils by self analysis, to formulate
their ideas upon what they want TO do
for n living Those who seek employ
ment thru the bureau will be regis.
tered. Information will be obtained
regarding their home environment,
scholastic training and personal char
acter Efforts will be made 10 hold the
pupils in school as long as the school
can do them the most good. II Is hoped
that young people will realize that
added years in school viii mean In
creased earning power and added ef-
iciency: and when they realize that
recomm q n da tions for employment viii
be based upon their past record, their
school work will take on a new mean
ing and the result will be improved
scholarship.
The public schools are preparing
young people TO take positions as
bookkeypers, clerks, Stenogra pliers
typists. craftsmen, Industrial workers.
farm helpers. household assistants
temporary such "a waitress work,
simple food preparation, household
sewing simple garment construction.
Many other positions requiring iuve-
nile help could be filled by school
pupils. Communicate with the public
school placement bureau when you
need help.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-05-07
Is It Your Nerves?

How often you hear the remark. IT'S
my nerves." Many strong appearing
men and women fret because they do
not feel as well as formerly, yet their
physicians tell them they have no or
ganic disease. They are weak, lstlesa,
sleepless, neuralgia, and have vari-
able appetite, are excessively irritable
and sometimes hysterical. AS soon as
any Of these symptoms appear, War
ner's Safe Nervine should be taken ac-
cording to directions. II has direct
action on the nerves and is a medicine
of proven merit. 1t allays irritability
from nervous exhaustion. produces
healthful and refreshing sleep, and
leaves no unpleasant symptoms. 1t
contains no narcotics and may be TAX
IN with no fear of i'll effects. To any
who suffer from loss of sleep, neural
gia. nervous headaches and nervous
prostration, Warmers Safe Nervine
brings prompt relief. Sold by leading
druggists everywhere. Sample sent on
receipt Of ten cents. Warmers Safe
Remedies Co., Dept. SIS, Rochester, y.
.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-05-07
doc" Gerard, Hated
BY Huns, Back in Iowa

Cedar Rapids May H. Dr. william
Won Gerard. at the outbreak OF the war
informed aud immediately after his re-
lease special investigator from the Of
NJ. l.. Healy. Is To add another chapter
10 his career.
Doc has returned from a seven
months stay In New York city where
he has taken post graduate work In
the treatment OF foot ailments and has
row established himself in the Higley
building" said Mr.. Hcaly today.
His eighteen months government
service is the last step IN Or, Gerard =
novel and romantic career Doc Is
now settling down to business or 'prac-
tice' NJ he prefers TO cali it,"
DR.. Gerard came 10 Cedar Rapids
u few years ago. he was on his way
to Portland. Ore, but he was so inn
pressed with the beauty of the resi-
dental sections of this city that he 10
Gated here,
4 few months later. al the outhrcak
of the Mexican trouble. he offered his
services az foot specialist To the Iowa
brigade: served as foot surgeon at
Camp Dodge and at the concentration
camp at Brownsville Tex, as well NJ
With Virginia troops End in several
base hospitals.
Ills assignment was the only one
of it's, kind and he demonstrated 10
the war department the necessity OF
foot sanitation in the military service.
For his excellent work he was awarded
certificates and sew rel OF his articles
and instructions on foot sanitation
were officially published
When His Troubles Started.
After the declaration Of war on Ger
many some of Docs" troubles started
and because of his unusual experiences,
his travels and his romantic career he
was interned for short time. After
he was released he became special i'll
restigator for the depa rtment OF JUS
tice In the northern district of Iowa.
In this capacity" says Marshal
Healy, he has rendered excellent ser
vice. visiting practically every city
and town. attending every fedora
court and working eighteen hours out
of the twenty-four."
\ large number of the arrests for
disloyalty in the northern district of
low, were made rs n res"l. of inves-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-05-07
Cedar Falls Gets Meeting.

Cedar Falls, May THE summer
conference for young people of Pres
byterian churches in Iowa, Minnesota
and Nebraska. which has for several
years been conducted at storm Lake.
has been transferred to Cedar Falls as
a result of efforts of special COM
mittee which has been at work for the
past year. The conference will here
after take place at Riverview PARK
the Evangelical associations camp
grounds, above Cedar Falls. The first
session at the new location will De
July 1-13.
The annual meeting offers combined
opportunity for recreation and profit-
table study for younger members OF
the denomination. 1t is one of series
of such meetings arranged at STRATEGY
cally situated points in the United
roll,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-05-07

l6sth infantry. who was one Of Old
den's original eight volunteer. enter
Ing the service May .. 1917. He was
killed In action on either Oct. or Oct,
II. 1918. The different reports OF his
death do not agree. Raymond Dankle
vas &c years old. and was born In this
community, His great grandfather was
y swordsmun under Napoleon, and was
With him In the famous retreat from
Moscow In the winter OF 1912. At the
iervice yesterday addresses were de-
llvercd by three local minist ers. Mem
Jfials hud already been held for the
pther Glidden boys hut Danklc's MEM
oral had been postponed in the hope
hat more definite information could be
secured.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-05-07
Gearing News Notes.

SpcCiaT % Times KepubIlCan.
Gearing. May 7,--On next sunday
evening at the Christian church both
anti clgaret program.
Mrs. f.. d. Beach returned home
Monday from st. Anthony after a
pleasant visit with her mother.
Robert Britten sold his farm last
week at s305 per acre to Dave and
James Rufton.
TN Tuesday ait-i i,uvu sns =. =. =.
held their guest day at the home OF
Mrs. Jessie Smith. A very pleasant
time was spent,
On Saturday afternoon a good pro-
gram was given at the Christian
church by the members of the l.. r. l..
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-05-07

10 bs suffering from smallpox whsn .
physician wss called. disAppeAred be-
fore arrangements could be comp'et'
"a for sending him TO the pest houes.
lie had been at the hotel several
DAYS and was III three days before .
pbysie,an was called. lie was advised
he would be taken elsewhere TO 10,
,~ive care but after the departure ol
tho physician no left the hotel Efforts
10 loeat. him have been unsuccessfuL
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-05-07
Probate Notice.

Office of the clerk of the District
Court State OF Iowa Marshall Coun-
y, IS.
District Court. March Term, A. D.,
1919.
To whom 1t may concern:
You and each of you arc hereby no.
titled to appear at the Court House
in Marshalltown. Iowa, in said coun-
". at O'Clock, a. M, on the 18th day
of May, 1919, to attend the proof OF
and probating sn instrument in writ
ing purporting 20 be the last will and
testament of Alexander Sholstrom.
late of Marshall county. Iowa de-
ceased. at which time and place yol,
win appear and show cause, if any,
why said will should not be admitted
TO probate.
In testimony whereof, I have here
unto subscribed my name and affixed
the seal OF tho District Court, this
end day of April. A. D.. 1919.
G. w. GILGERT,
Clerk of the District Court.