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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-15

MARYLAND
OCEAN CITY
PENNSYLVANIA FARMS

COUNTRY ESTATE FOR SALE
Consisting Of adjoining farms in the hoort
OF the Bradford Hii!s., Chestern county. Pa
no miles from Ihiladelnhia; ! miles from
Vest Chester; 5 miles from Downinstown:
? miles from Lincoln highway: mile from
Bradford Hills Station, F Z. r - mile from
DownnEtown and West Chester trolley: mile
from Brandywine creek on Valley creek
and Little Broad run
These farms comprise 10 acres Of farm
land and woodland under cultivation
traNersed by large streams and inc ud-s
large stone mill. nearly 100 years old. with
masonry and roof in tXrellen- condition:
large stone house recently remodeled ii
rooms. bath. toilets, 8 open frep'accs
central hot-air heater in cellar, gas supply
from public main Of Chester County Gas
COMPANY, water pumped by gasoline engine
from sprinE, stone garage with concrete
floor capable Of accommodating large
cars; sleeping porch enclosed with wire
screens; house surrounded by excellent shade
h6ust with splendid tSr watsr suppIv Tftni f~aS
spring; 3 large meadows; old orchard Of
apple and pear trees; springs on p-ol.
ertY.
This property Is an ideal location for a
farm. Th~ water power of Nall,v crock -
ample also for the development Of thu uliI
Tor Industrial purposes. This Is an unusl
OrpOrtunity for securing a rcma rka HI, pr,,0-
crtv For further particulars apply 4 J
Thomson or \. L. Haltemun. West
Chester, Pa
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General
You CAN QUALIFY

JUNIOR ,AcGoUNTAMT OCTOBER, 1919
AND SSS9SSloh SsS9SSl r 46SS;oYNTHNT 446;o G SiTcR OCTOBER
October IS to Noyember Is, is the, period
nss ebSnR esdiustm.nt tns nd bIiIdinS uSi Sp
OF STATS are made.
There 10 Just about time enough between now
and October Is this year for you. through
suitable intensive training--during your spare
hours at home-to qualify for junior ac-
esonutaney position that will pay at least
And ample time to qualify before October.
1920 fori position Of senior accountant au..
ditor or income tax expert at salary of
at least s75 a week, with possibilities OF
more than twice that amount
The most successful business ira lining sys-
tenn ever devised under the tutelage of a
corps of eminent certified public accountants
who are renowned as practical teachers,
We have given hundreds Of ambitious. ear:
nest men and women the start that has put
them over the top and have their records to
point 70 with just pride. We can do as
much for You II you are made of the right
stun It Is worth your while 70, investigate
Write. esll or phSns one Walnpt stdnI SISt s,rv
sos CHESTNUT ST. PHILADELPHIA
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
CITY

sTOREHOUSE for rent. 100 II, deep; can
Webster. aAu
llg, ga 18TH ST;-Fourteen rooms and bath:
Chamhers. 10 Commercial Trust Blds.
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A!MIIEDmooHoqsc, bungalow, farm house
rent entire year or longer. NJ o25, Led. on
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APARTMENTS
FURNISHED APARTMENTS

18TH ST. s. 12T tThe. GenevaD--Furnished
bachelor apartments rooms and bath in
the heart Of the business section; blocks
from Broad 81. Station. on.-
SPACIOUS ,APARTNENrs, FURNISHED 4
rooms and bath; finely located opposite
park. central. P COL. Ledger Office.
LIONS HEAD. 1?ls.l5. LOCUST st.--onc room
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APARTMENTS WANTED

1lTH ST s, 32O-Des!rable housekeeping
apartments, rooms. bath and kitchenette.
Apply janitor. on premises. or
TAULANE. 900 Walnut st.
18TH N l4Ol--Two or 2 rooms furnished
bath and ktchenette, $3.50 UP.
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SITUATIONS wANrED-MArr

CHAUFFEUR. colored. desires positions, ex
perienced, careful driver; good mechanic:
relerence. P l32. ledger Office.
MAN-Who wants man able and Willing
TO do the work OF two? College and bust
ness school education. good appearance and
ment' excellent correspondent: over 10 years
sales ana sales management. with one
manufacturer" understands machinery: COM
missioned army ordnance as expert mechanic
including trucks. tractors and artillery; can
Guality as executive or assistant. NJ 92S
Ledger Office.
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VICTORY

Storage, 52l5 Market Largest and best
Phone Belmont 1870 for an estimate Goods
packed for shipment: Pierce-Arrow vans for
moving
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McCallum Street

NEAR WALNJT LANE
Attractive. semidotaohed dwelling. IL
rooms. baths; lot 4OXl6O, price
rrdsunabls
Glyndon Priestman
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HELP wANTEp-MALR
GREENEwALD'S
SslsTANT coMPTRotLER, LARGE MFG.

- GREENEwALD'S
ASSISTANT C0MPTROLLER LARGE MFG.
CORPORATION
Sales MANAGER, familiar with mfg. and
sSpnonrt business, very attractive offer.
iSoGo So3 and expenses; ,scceuntsnts, seniors and
nection; acct c. p. A.. exp. travelling su-
ditors head bookkeepers. cost acct, mfg.
lines; correspondent handle French and
Italian correspondence: French and italian
stenographer, private secretary to official,
handle details; competent stenoGrapher hotel
bookkeeper, construction engineer. familiar
with designing. estimating, drafting. for
stores mills factories, architectural me-
shanical craftsmen, machine shop foreman.
hanole about 90 men: chief operating en-
gineer Refrigeration plant), export men. fa-
miliar with French and Italian export trade:
designer and estimator on stores and bldEs
some very attractive openings for high -gra de
executive men and women. We specialize
on Office and factory executives. fnforma-
non blank and booklet gratis Established
SS years same locality. No enrolment
chsrges. $50 s. 11th.
WE TEACH YOU TO DRIVE AND REPAIR
AUTOMOBILES
s25-COMPLETE COURSE-s2S
60, DAY AND NIGHT CLASSES
ssttler's, 1901 Spring Garden. Open Sunday.
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MODERN steps at summer rates. Apply
Grscia Studio. IL s. 9th st.. opposite
Postoffice.
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ROOFING AND IRON AWNINGS

OLD ROOFS COVERED with Mays Fault
less roofing and guaranteed Is years; let
me estimate. Phone Diamond 2495. ROB-
ERT A, MAYS. 1882 N, 21st at.
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t936 Rubicam Avenue
zoos Greene Street
Harvey Street

Between WAYNE and Greene; detached
house with IL large rooms, 3 baths.
electric light. grounds with old shad
rnNul fnr q en-
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CARPET CLEANING
w A l. |, A c
DANCING

TN. 1e-ls2s N 2o--26s Church lane. atn.
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CYNWYD-For sale charming stone Colonial
house, located on high sround. with fine
view. end only minutes from station; living
room, dining room kitchen. pantry and aun-
dry On FIRST floor; bedrooms. dressing room
and tiled bs ths on second floor; . bedrooms
and hath on third floor: modern, with all
conwniences: lot ,1o4 It. front. 200 Il; deep;
location most desirable part Of Cynwyd price
$4,000. Apply to owner. p. o, Box 5S.
Cynwyd. or Tel CynwYd ia
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COUNTRY BOARD WANTED

BOARD wanted on quiet farm; handy to
Phla.. for at least one month, beginning
Aug. l. by woman with two children. ages
4 and 2; husband will spend weekend also
two weeks vacation with family: state
terms NJ 725. Ledsor once.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
BUSINESS PERSONALS

business man will invest $4,000 o,
business; state line. c 221. Ledger Offoe
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BOARDING


90 E. JOHNSON ST, attractive sccommoda-
tion for refined people; large rms. running
water, delightful loo. exc. table. Pm. Gtn 22O
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LEAI ESTATE FOH SAIE
PENNSYLVANIA FARMS
ny hNIrNrrrr,

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE
~ BY OWNER .
THIS farm is located In Chester county, Pa.
"a miles from railroad station and good
towni ~ contains 100 acres all cleared and
N IN cultivatlon except % acres WOODLAND.
mere are on the place 81 acres wheat, 40
sSFes corn, 10 acres oats, 2 acres potatoes,
aO acres TO NOW; balance In bluegrass sod.
lmproVements-Eght-r stone dwelling.
Iargs bank barn and other outbuldlnes. For
QUICK sale VIII include one-half all oropg
For particulars address
80 II, L. AKERS. owner.
'l' fth ST., n. W., Washington, n. Q.
l5 ACRES. Germantown nike close 10 hi.h.
speed trolley; central township school:
minutes Philadelphia city line; beautiful
iaNihg land with stone pla stored center-haIi-
way dwelling OF 10 rooms: very we'll built
ana IN excellent condition: neat outbuiidings:
price 10 effect settlement of estate; posses-
sion. BROWN CLOUD. Norristown, Pa.
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MACHINERY AND TOOLS
OLD GOLD

OLD gold. silver, platinum. plated ware old
style Jewelry, teeth plates bought for cash.
Est. 1917. J. L. Clark refner. sol SAMSON.
Cash paid for old gold. silver: clocks re-
paired. Rossrs. 45 s. nth st Loc. 1910
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$40 Z. CHELTEN ave, Greene and Johnson
st. corner; sedgwicN and Em!eA SITS: lot
ls0xlsi. corner.
WE HAVE 4 number Of houses from $4,000
to $4,000; easv terms. PARKER &
sPAETI Goth and Chelten ave Phone Oak
BUILDERs. ATTENTION.
Chew and Socum, l00X400 Chew and
Pheasant ln0r3 800; no money reaulred: vii
sell for mortgage. { I3 Ledgsr 0ttice
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USED AUTOMOBILES

Broad and HUNTINGTON ets.s fnlls.-
BUICK 5-passenEer L 81. 1915. model. Al
ssS2 noy si2n new sTSs RTiSs fYo Apply
BUICK 1915 Roadster; excellent condition;
bargain. See Mr.. Macarthur. Stutz
Agency, 669 \. Broad st. st.--------------
CHALMERS 1917. 5.pssscnger touring. In
good condition, See Mr.. Macarthur etu'H
Agency. 069 n. Broad ST. st.---------
CHANDLER special andaulet; Al s,SMI eSndi-
Stutz Agency, $50 N. Broad st.----
HUDSON .CABRIoLET late model; fne me,
=, chanical condition.; bargain. EasItst9a IN
MOTORS Corporation, bistrIbutors. Standard
oLpsMoBlLE S, 1911. 5.pass. at e reason ,
Arthur. stutz Agency. 66e y. Broad st
oyERLANDs. all models, all years. includ. i.
as $500 set f'SSs Your Used oVersnd parts and
STN service at the same place time ,PssS PsSSmSenSS SrcS
T. D. Si4 mode psrfsct ocoSpe
demonstration. be0h Spruce st.----------
REQ 1918, Spas, 4.cyl. touring, \, See pr NJ
MacArthur, Stuta Agency. 66s \. hroa9.
sTTTz nearly az m9dels thSr9gFniy Ss sTSnins
SEE MIR MACARTHUR, sTUTZ AGENCY
500 y. Broad 81. Pop. ao2. ao2.---------=----
DOCTOR. will exchange "a large, 1-passen,.
1! working condition; . new tires, has run
ffRRDly fR6ny. 6sK SSqt9M th and Oak lane
TWO 5.ton White trucks. stake body. With YIN
closed cab these trucks are practicaIy
new have been used four months ana n9t
over 2Oo0 miles. c. BANTA Bllsmore Del.
ONE 1918 twin-cylinder Pope Motorcycle;
Crlst. Woodbury.. n. J, J,-
AUTOMOBILE, Maxwell 1919, almost ,new;
:, made 5000 miles: price $500. Phone DICK
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ROOMS FOR RENT

BROAD, N. 30o0--Furnished rooms: gem
uemen preferred; all conveniences; also
near train and trolley
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STAMPS AND COINS
STORAGE AND MOVING

STAMPS. PACKETS. DIME SETS
Albums and supplies for stamp collectora
PH1LA. STAMP CO.. 81 S. 17th st
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DETACHED S-ROOM HOUSE
All convenences: hot-water heat, good lot:
4sOO immediate possession RE%NINGER
s RENNINGER. Glenside. Pa. a.
FERGUSON'S North clenside Plot--Large
lots $50 to $3.50: easy terms; free title in:
for booklet FERGUSON. Front ana York
LLANERCH
HALF STONE and stucco dwelling. rooms
and attic: steam heat gas and electric
light; lot 5Oxl25 feet; $1,000 cash. s39
monthly. GEORGE l.. BARNES, 1901
Chestnut st. or Highland Park. Pa.
NEW STONE and stucco dwelling rooms
bath and laundry. open fireplace. cement
porch; price sTnOO.
W. J OFT Eroeilne, Phone. L!anerch 2o8.
ST. DANIDS
LARGE attractive house in one of our rret-
ticst suburbs; good schools. L. NJ Hudnut.
324 Real Estate Trust Bldg. g.
MAIN LINE
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R. E.-sAIE OR ExoHANor

BIRMINGHAM n. J.-70-room hotel eu'
. acres, boating swimming, fishing; / block
rq3m .3 r,saHrooaaddi furnished completely garage:
JOS. a. BARR Co. 1920 Chestnut. spr s5s
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FURNITURE and plano moving In padded
vans: hauling OF all descriptions; complete
plea sure trip service; haul too short or
too long: no job too small or too large for
service. Phone Diamond 42S. Wagner
Storage 262S-25 W. Dauphin st
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w A IL ACE

TN 1e--1s26 n. 2o-25s Church lane. CT,
LoNG-nISTANCE MOVING
FIDELITY FIRE.PRooF WAREHOUSES;
1s17-ls19 MARKET ST.
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Watson's Storage rOpI' g

n, IItH " wv . 0Sl
Going to New York and baltimore be.
tween July II and July 10, wishes Ioa d
going and coming Open for nEagements 10
ali noints Summer prices.
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WEST PHILADELPHIA
Overlook Apis.

s, F. COR. 6sD AND LANsDoWNE- AVE.
20 MINUTES TO CENTER OF CITY
Superior suite Of s spacious outside rooms:
latest appolntments laundry; s75. Janltor
~ l. s GINSBURG. 1901 Chestnut St
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wALkoUr IN DECKER PLANT.
Open Shop Policy Said TO Be Rsspon'
abba For Trouble

Mason CITY, April .6,-Thc greater
number Of .hr COO employees Of the
Jacob r. Decker \ Sons packing
plant here laI down a'ir tools, qu't
their tasks and went home this morn
ing.
Officers OF the COMPANY said thai
the men had struck because two nom
union men employed al the plant wor"
rot discharged,
Officers OF the union said that work
mon In two departments refused 10
work this moI'ning when two men who
are non-union and who are alleged
TO have caused dissens'on were re
tanned at their tasks and all OF the
other departments then quit in sympa-
thy FOR these two departments.
According 20 Harry Oprecht soSre-
tary OF the union, the condition when
has arisen is briefly suojoined;
Two men have been employed IN the
dry salt room aud on the cutting floor
who have refused To join the union.
and when asked for reasons have re-
fused to give them. II is further as
serted that one of the men made
various threats 10 the solicitors from
the union.
The claim j. further made that the
men In these two departments grew
tired OF this condition o. affairs anC
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found her ss.pins and she died half

found her sasping and she died half
an hour later.
Mr. and Mrs spoor were among the
early residents OF I.iscomb They
came there shortly after their mar
rlage In 1857, but later moved 10
Elysian, MINI. where MIS-, Spoor died
March G. 1915. Mrs, Spoor returned
To Liscomb last fall and has lived with
her daughter.
Mrs Spoor was born .Adclia Hawart
In New York jane 4. 1899, She was
the mother OF nine children. the fol-
lowing ave Of whom are living:
Charles. Of JadesVille MINI; Fred, OF
Elysian, Mimi, Mrs. ole Nelson,
Fargo, y. D., Mrs, Lem Gibson, Med
ford. Mimi, and Mrs. Scott, Of Lis
comb. There are twenty grandchil-
dren and twelve great grandchildren
surviving her.
4 short service was held al the
Scott home at $50 this forenoon by
Rev. q W. Bcrsborn, Later in the
forenoon Mrs. Scott left with the body
for Elysian. MINI, where burial will
take place Monday.
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SOLDIERS HOLD ,NoUisiTioN.
Jasper County Bond slseksrs To Be
Summoned Before Beard.

newton, April 26,--Dur,ng the next
few days or until the close OF the VIC
tory loan drive the west corridor OF
the county court house promises 10 He
y busy place The bond slackors OF
the county are to he notified by cont
mIttec OF returned soldiers 20 appear
here 10 explain why they have fa'ed
or refused 10 support the government
I'm this last Offering of bonds, All this
vas decided at a meeting In the coun-
III Of defense headquarters last night
when more than thirty returned sol"
diors responded TO the request OF the
council of defense to meet and con
slider the serious situation now eSis.-
inv in this county.
The soldier court viii hc hold under
the direction and with the counsel OF
the county OF defense and the sessions
viii no conducted with the dignity and
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fairness that 10 always chsyacaesisese
OF men who deeply appreciate . -
rlous duty. The list Of Jaspsr sevasy
citizens who have bssn rsmiss n H.
duties OF bond buying 10 being caTee
today and tomorrow aftsrNoen %
o'clock the nrst session OF TIE oeur
will be held. The bond slacness YIN
bc called over the telephone ana gvvn
an opportunity to voluntarily come n
and take their quota but failure % -
so will put the court 20 the nsSsssW
OF doing something else.
The fact that the county II now mor~
than 100000 below Its quota has MADE
necessary the following letter 10 an
bond solicitors Of the county.
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insisted that tho men quite. Join this
union or keep attn. This. members
say did not come TO pass and the
men In the two departments quit this
morning,
The trouble Ia a specific case so-
cordlng TO Mr. oprecht who SAYS that
there. are other non-unlon men work
Ing nj the plant who while they re-
fuse to Join the union. sive their rea-
sons, keep at their work and do not
try TO SOW dssension.
Members ~ the union have planned
81 meeting for o'clock this evening
witch VIII be held I'm the Labor Hall.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS OF ssso.ooo.oce,
First billion Not Vet Attained in LIB
srty Loan Drive.

Washington. April ga little nor.
than 1850 100000 had been subscribed
to the victory liberty loan AND Official
iy tabuiated today by the Treasury,
This Is about one seventh OF the ~ I.
500, ooo, 900 sought for the loan, In
structions will 20 out to liberty lcar
workers TO make unusual efforts next
week not only 10 get pledxes but "a in :
dues subscribers 20 make their initial
payments In this way II 10 hoped TO
have BY the end Of next week a truer
index OF the progress OF the subscrip-
tlon campaign,
Pig over subscriptions stin are re-
ported from Michigan and lows. the
two states which have reached Their
GOALS.
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MARRIED AT PERRY,
Miss Florence L. Mack Becomes Bride
OF J. D. Boyer.

Miss Florence l.. Mack. daughter ~
Mr.. and Mrs. f., T.. Mack. 2l0 South
First street. and J. D. Boyer, Of Perry.
were united in marriage at o'clock
this morning at ST. Patr,Ck's church
at Perry by Roy. Father ClearN. The
marriage was a surprise TO Miss
Mack's friends as they thought she
was to lac married here Mr.. Boyer is
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travelling salesman OF Perry and Miss
Mack was q bill clerk ~ the NJ. 4 81,
T.. frcisht depot. Mr.. and Mrs. Boyer
viii make their home in Perry
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AIR. and Mrs. 10. ,Kemble and son
Jack returned home Friday from Eagle
Rock, Cal, where they spent the last
weeks OF the winter, going west early
In February
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-04-26

Pitkin's high grade barn paint, col
ors red and gray. We have complete
Otockk Abbott & Son.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-04-26

Look at the Strand ad in tonights
paper; some show for you.-Advertise
ment
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Mrs. Julia Marsh, who has been
patient at st. Thomas hospital for
nine weeks, has recovered so that she
has able to return to her home.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-04-26

will the different churches ever
unite--if so which?' will be Mr.. Mar
tins sermon subject at the Congre-
gational church at tomorrow. The
public is most cordially invited. Com
mittee.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-04-26

The Elm Lutheran Brotherhood will
conduct bazaar Tuesday evening.
April 20. All donations should be in
the hands Of the committee not later
than Monday evening.-Adertisem
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a pleasant meeting was enJOyeO
F'riday afternoon by the members of
the Busy Few Circle. who met at the
home Of Mrs. Ray Keeler, 11s Arson
street Following the business hour
the time was enjoyed socially and with
fancy work and a contest. In the lat
ter the prize was won by Mrs. J. F.
Hollcroft. Miss Minnie Olmstead and
Mrs. Calvin Cooley assisted the host
ess In serving refreshments.
The members OF the Lilac Crochet
Club were entertained Friday after
noon by Mrs. Floyd Logsdon at her
home, 206 East Webster street. A pro-
gram OF piano numbers by Miss Mar
garet Butts and vocal numbers by Mrs.
John Bingaman followed the business
session and later the hostess served
refreshments. She was assisted by her
sister, Mrs. G. A. Skipton and by Mrs.
Bingaman. Mrs. II. Hotchkiss, of New
ton, was a guest from out Of the city.
II YOU are interested in the recon-
struction and World Missions" you
should hear Bishop Lewis tomorrow
morning at the Methodist church. He
will speak at II o'click. The ladies
OF the church will hold a reception to-
night saturday. from to 9, in honor
Of the Bishop. All friends Of the church
are invited. DR.. Crowder's evening ad-
dress on THE Unsuccessful Success
Sunday evening will interest you.
Bring your friends and help make the
Lords Day count in Marshalltown.
Committee.
Mrs. Hugh Mcconnell. who has been
at Ackiey attending the Women's
Missionary Society meeting of the
Waterloo Presbytery. as delegate
from the local church, returned home
Friday evening. Miss verna Wilson
who was also a delegate, came hc:.c
Thursday. Mrs. e. M. Mccall and Mrs.
G. A. BENJAMIN. Of Nevada. and Miss
Marian Clarke, Of Toledo. other dele
gates, were In the city Friday evening
on their way home. Judge Mccall, who
has been holding court at Eldora, came
with Mrs. Mccall and went home for
over Sunday.
The members Of the s. G. I. club of
Taylor township enjoyed their reg
ular meeting Thursday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. Jay Stowen, three and a
/, half miles northwest Of the city, when
two articles from the National Geo.
graphic Magazine were read. Mrs.
Carl Cole read Of "The Valley Of Ten
Thousand Smokes. in Alaska, and
Mrs. sA.2C. Thompson Of Chicago, To-
day and Tomorrow. At the close OF
the afternoon Mrs. Stowen served re-
freshn9nts assisted by Miss Ruth
Thompson and Miss Christine Nelson.
You ought to attend the services 1t
the baptist Temple on Sunday for the
Inspiration toward better living which
YOU VIII surely get there. The Bible
school Will meet at S:45 a. m, and
the VI. ~. p. u. at $50 -, m. The
morning worship will be at ii o'clock
Z, when the pastor, Rev. r. B. Davidson,
viii speak on What to Do With LIES
BurdSns.. There will be popular
service 1t 1880 p. m. with sermon on
The Secret of q Great Life" and
|. Mr.. Davidson Will also tell you how
My Country, 'Tis Of Thee came to
be Written. YOU are most cordially
Invited to come and make the temple
your church home. Try our welcome.
Committee.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-04-26

Mrs. j. d. Martin returned to her
home in Waterloo this morning after
spending a week with her son, Charles
Martin.