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Evening journal., 1919-05-03
EPWORTH SERVICES.

Services at Epworth VI. Z. Church.
Tenth and Lombard streets. the Rev.
n. F. Beauchamp, pastor, will be: $50
O'Clock. class meeting. led by George
w. Booker; 1880 o'clock, sermon by
the pastor, subject, "All Things Yours :"
2 o'clock, Sunday school; $50 o'clock,
Epworth League; 7.3O O'Clock, sermon
by pastor, subject, some Fatal Mis-
lakes"
Evening journal., 1919-05-03
"MEN OF TOMORROW"
PASTORS SUBJECT

The Holy Communion will be admin
istered by the pastor at McCabe Me-
mortal NJ T. Church, at 1880 O'Clock
tomorrsw All members Of the church
should attend this service. Anyone
wishing 20 unite With McCabe either
by letter or on ppobation, viii be given
the opportunity TO do so.
At the evening service. at 7.30 o'clock.
the pastor Will have for his subject,
The Men of-TomOTrow." Parents in
teresied IN the training Of their chill
dren and Sunday school workers viii
find helpful suggestions in the dis
course. Sunday School, at i2 O'Clock (;
Epworth League at Gas O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1919-05-03
GERMAN BAPTIST.

Al the German baptist Church, fifth
and Walnut street, beginning tomorrow
The sunday school will assemble at $50
o'clock and continue at this time until
fall The pastor. William l.. Schoeffel,
viii preach In the German service at
O'Clock on Gods Fsithfulness -
and In the English meeting at 730
o'clock on "Simon, Do You Love Me2'
on Thursday and Friday the Ladies
Aid Society VIII hold a rummsge sale
at Seventh and Windsor streets.
Evening journal., 1919-05-03
CHANCES OF WICKED
DISCUSSED AT QUEEN

"Win the Wicked Have a Second
Chance During the Time OF the Millen-
MUM ?" "The Devil Bound One Thou
sand Years In No Mans Land" will be
the theme Of Evangelist Booth tomor-
row night at the Queen Theatre. There
will be special pictures to illustrate the
study. Doors viii open at 730 O'Clock.
All seats are free.
Evening journal., 1919-05-03
scnTT M ~. CHIlRCH

Scott N. 2. Church, the Rev. T. ].
Sard, pastor, announces the following
subjects for Sunday services. morning
sermon, what Doth the Lord Re
quire Of Menu" Evening, "How Shall
We Escape, II we Neglect So Great SAL
vation"; class meeting at 9t5 o'clock ;
Sunday school at o'clock.
Evening journal., 1919-05-03
SOCIALISM ANALYZED
AT WESTMINSTER

Preaching services viii be held at
1890 and O'Clock tomorrow. in West
minister Presbyterian Church. Pennsyl-
vaBia avenue and Rodney street, the
Rev. Charles L.. Candee. ID. D., minis
ter. The subject Of the afternoon ser
mon Is The Church and Socialism" /"
and the sololsts will be Mrs. C. B. Kei-
ser, contralto.
The graded Sunday School viii meet
in the chapel at noon. AZ Z O'Clock the
young peoples service VIII be held.
Problems in Reconstruction" are being
discussed.
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THE NEW CHuRCH

Services at t0.45 o'clock, the Rev.
George Henry Dole. pastor Subject OF
the sermon, The Battle That Is Against
Us" There will be no evening service.
There will be special music with Fred
5. Smith, orgsnist and director; Miss
Irene Lenderman, soloist. "Pastorate. %
by GuilmOnt; March OF the Priests, /"
by Mendelssohn; Consider the Lilies, "
solo, by TOpliss.
Evening journal., 1919-05-03
IINITAnIAN CnIIRcn

Employment Sunday will be observed
as requested by the government In the
First Unitarian Church, West street
above Eighth street. Public service is
at i0i5 O'Clock; subject OF address by
the Rev. W. A. Nrooman, "The Gospel
OF Labor" Miss Wales viii lead the
singing.
Evening journal., 1919-05-03
EZiON CAMPAIGN.

The centenary campaign at Ezion NJ
F. Church, the Rev. j. u. King, pastor,
viii begin tomorrow at 1890 o'clock,
Holy Communion conducted by the pas
tor assisted by the Rev. Nehemiah
Waters, local deacon; 1880 O'Clock.
class meeting, IMessrs. Matthews, VIM.
Brown. r. Kennedy and X Butler, lead
ers; 2-30 o'clock. Sunday school, C. c.
Laws, superintendent. The practice Of
program for Children's Day will begin
under the direetot OF Miss Agnes
Brown, and Miss Carrie A. Virgins,
pianist; o'clock, Ezion choir win fur
nish the music at the Odd Fellows
Temple for a mass meeting which will
le held there by the Colored Women's
rcderation Of Clubs Of Delaware in the
interest OF a home to be established
n this city for incorrigible colored
girls
The Monday Club will hold annual
services at s o'clock on Monday. Dr.
King will deliver the sermon, subject.
christian Manhood" The choir viii
sing special music.
The Methodist Minute Men for the
day viii be Chas. Camper and Wm. II.
Webb. who will speak five minutes
each. morning and evening respec-
lively.
Wednesday, $40 o'clock, Junior
League VIII meet with Miss Carrie A.
Virgins, superintendent and Miss Mary
Syard, assistant superintendent
Evening journal., 1919-05-03
MT RFTItFT

NJ Bethel Baptist Church, No. ii6
West Front street, VIII have preaching
at II o'clock by the pastor. b. n Corbin.
subject, "Our Calling; 1i5 O'Clock.
Let Us Go 90 Him" Covenant meeting
is at noon; sunday school. i.30 o'clock /.
Monday night S. Pauls Club meeting:
Wednesday night, missionary meeting:
Thursday night sunday School Union
meeting; Friday night. prayer meeting.
Evening journal., 1919-05-03
IlIMiNUEL CHURCH

The services on Sunday at Emmanuel
Church. Highlands, the Rev VIM. II.
Laird. d. D., rector. will be as follows
II o'clock, Holy Communion and ser
mon; 745 o'clock, evening prayer and
address; Sunday school at 9.i1 a. m
Evening journal., 1919-05-03
sECnNn M p. CnIncH

second NJ p. Church. Fiflh avenue
and Anchorage street. viii have preach.
ins at i045 O'Clock and 7i5 o'clock. by
the Rev. b. +. Jester. Sunday school
will meet at O'Clock and Christian En-
deavor, z o'clock =. Boyer and his
band Of singers viii have charge or the
singing az all the evening services.
Evening journal., 1919-05-03
unIcRrsr rnncnA,I

At Hillcrest VI. +. Church. the Rev.
w. Miller Mccain. pastor. there viii
he preaching by the pastor 40 a o'clock
and o'clock; sunday school at 2
o'clock; Epworth League 730 o'clock
sunday morning class, 1918 o'clock
Thursday evening prayer meeting. 7.95
O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1919-05-03
I RFTHANy MOTIFS

Bethany Baptist Church, Elm and
Jackson streets, the Rev. L. Bland Tay-
lor pastor viii have preaching Sunday
~ 1870 O'Clock. Subject. Jaw and
Love-; preaching Sunday evening, at
80 o'clock. Subject, "The Drama and
The Soul" Sunday school Will meet at
- o'clock with special music by
orchestra.
Evening journal., 1919-05-03
CHORCHES TO APPEAL
FOR WORK FOR ALL

Employment Sunday" will be uni
versslly observed in the nation and by
all denominations tomorrow. according
% reports received by the United
states Employment Service. Special
services In the churches will mark the
inauguration Of a drive by the religious
organizations Of the country TO assist
the Feds al Employment Service in
finding Jobs for soldiers. sailors and
war workers.
Following the appeals OF the Presl-
dent and the-secretary OF labor. COVER
nors OF the states. and mayors OF hun
dreds OF cities are issuing proclama-
tions or endorsements OF Employment
Sunday" and calling for the help OF
their States and cities In getting the
returning lighters back 10 work. News
papers, press associations and adver-
tising men are assisting in making
Employment sunday" a milestone in
lhe national efforts 10 help soldiers.
Evening journal., 1919-05-03
SUNDAY AT BRACK-FY

Holy Communion viii bN adminis-
tered in Brack-Ex Church tomorrow
morning. by the Rev. ]. p Otis.
In the evening the pastor. the Rev.
Claude w. Clark. will preach on the
subject, silent Voices"
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m 81 IIkEs.

ST. Luke's Reformed Episcopal
Church. Monroe and Eishth streets. VIII
have morning prayer. Holy Communion
and sermon at i0s5 o'clock tomorrow; /;
sunday school at 230 o'clock: evening
prayer and sermon at 40 o'clock: We'd
nesday az o'clock. mid-wcek service.
Thh Rev. William Lamming Is rector.
Evening journal., 1919-05-03
q Cured xyse.f Of TuhercuIoslsn

Every sufferer
from Weak Lungs
everyone afflicted
with chronic
cough should
read this remark.
able history OF q
druggist, afflicted
with Tuberculosis.
who experimental
on himself. seek
ing a road TO
health. with hts
simple treatment,
any couEh-raked.
tortured perr0n
may find quick
relief 10 a homs
treatment South
Ing. pleas ant.
anyone may use
IL under plain di.
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ard 20 ADpT
.INE. 100 CaIIi-
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Columbus. Ohio
Evening journal., 1919-05-03
MEIHnnIsT CnAPTI.

Tho Methodist Chapel. seventh and
Jefferson streets. will have a praise
meeting at o'clock and ehlldren's
song service, $50 o'clock; preaching, {
O'clock, by Mrs. Luelta Woodslde.
Evening journal., 1919-05-03
PROGRESSIVE spJBITrr,rIsT.

Services Sunday evening at iifs First
Progressive spiritualist Church, Py-
THAN Castle Hall, No. 90s West street,
<svill be conducted by Mrs. Ellen Coff /:
rmessages by Mrs. webster, Of Phlladel-
phia-
Evening journal., 1919-05-03

Search the Want ADS. for good offlce
positions and opportunities for busi-
ness partnerships.
Evening journal., 1919-05-03

drivers and engineers VIII always
md the Want Ads a help IN securing
new positions.
Evening journal., 1919-05-03

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Evening journal., 1919-03-29
For Sale :

CITY BUSINESSES.
Tailor shop Coal Yard
Grocery Store Cigar Store
Barber shop Pe9"rur"nt
OUT TOWN BUSINESSES.
Grocery Store Brick Yard
een1 Merchandise Poardlng House
OYSTER Business ,s-.-.-- e...-.
butcher shop "'ute SN'"
Garage Farms
PROPERTIES
A beautiful home. with garage suitabls
for a doctor. Windows with screens and
awnings Well located.
Two apartment houses. bringing in tig
income IN excellent locality.
Large list OF other houses IN different
parts Of the city for investments.
SscHNARTZ INVESTMENT co.
/, Real Estate and Business Exchange. .
phone 541s-R. 712-713 Ford Bldg.
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Real Opportunities

400 Taylor St, rooms, porch. gas.
1884 W. 4th St., rooms. all improvements.
1G2s W. 4th St, rooms, all modern i'm
provements
1896 W 4th ST.. 6 rooms. all modern i'm
so7 W. 10th St. rooms. all modern i'm
pr0vements.
1925 van Burep St.. S rooms. all modern
improvements.
1881 \. dupont ST, rooms. all modern I'M
provements.
SIS to SCI DUPONT St.. rooms. bath. porch.
gas. heat
2O5 woodiawn Ave. rooms, bath, porch.
e42 Vandever Ave. Z rooms. bath. heat,
1i0i Elm St. 8 rooms, bath. gas, cellar.
i103 Elm St. 6 rooms. bath, gas.
SD Harrison St. 0 rooms, all modern i'm
1913 W. 9th St. 10 rooms. all modern i'm
el5 Van Buren St. 10 rooms. all modern
1921 W. 2nd ST.. rooms. all modern i'm
1ol5 Chestnut ST.. rooms. all modern In
provements.
1870 to IS Reed St. rooms. gas. bath,
1914 Lincoln St. Z rooms. bath. gas.
2l0 Rodney St, rooms bath. porch
242 Rodney St.. rooms. all modern Inn
ms W. 18th St. Z rooms. gas. heat
o08 Ma fison St. 10 rooms. all modern I'M
prOvements.
210 s. Franklin St, Z rooms, gas. porch.
02o Kirkwood St, 7 rooms. bath. gas
cellar.
1922 + Third St. rooms. porch. gas,
cellar.
o25 Kirkwood st. rooms. bath, gas.
STORE PROPERTIES.
221 Harrison. Cor Conrad St, rooms
all modern improvements.
\. W. Cor. Oak and Franklin SITS, rooms
all modern improvements.
For further particulars. apply
MUNDY & CO..
Bell Phone 7146 706 Market ST
Real Estate. Mortgages. Insurance, Rents.
Evening journal., 1919-03-29
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
VERY NICE RESIDENCE IN GOOD
LOCATION, WITH HOT WATER HEAT.
HARDWOOD FLOORS. GARAGE. PRICE
ISL FRANKLTN ST. p R &B.
1910 W TENTH ST. 10 & B
1918 W. NINTH ST. r a B.
si2 HARRISON ST. 0 r & y.
ilo3 W. StNTH ST S q b; -
SlS w v; FL FIFTH III ST. o R d B. HOT
1900 W. Z FIFTH sT, y & B. HOT
WATER HEAT; ROOM FOR GAR
SIS ". NINTH ST. llR&E
5O1 W. TWELFTH S T., u & p, HOT
WATER HEAT, II A r d w @ o y
FLooRs. DETACHED. ROOM FOR
17as PENNSYLVANIA AVE. 7R&B.
THREE HOUSES IN ROCKFORD PARK
SECTION. $500 TO $4,000.
SEVERAL LARGE HOUSES, $4,000 TO
HoffsE. IN GOOD CONDITION. sR&B.
AT BELLEFoNTE; HOT WATER
NEW = II HOUSES on MARKET ST, BE
TWEEN 26TH & 27TH SITS; STEAM
HEAT; ROOM FOR GARAGE; o
sos ORANGE ST. SHOP.
FARM IN SUSSEX COUNTY, 76 ACRES,
500 PEACH TREES. 25O PEAR TREES,
NUMBER OF APPLE TREES. PRICE
200 WEST ST. 8 R & B. BE SURE TO
LOOK AT THIS.
C. M. TOWNSEND
923 MARKET ST.
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HOME NEAR TWENTIETH STREET AND and
.So baIhs hot water heat lights stationary
porches for one machine nis
properly is o excellent condition. Possession.
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FOR SALE

TAJR DALE
2620 West St semi-detached; r, B, p,
West 10Th St detached R. B. p. hot
water heat. room for garage; immedi-
ate possession.
5O7 \. Broome ST, . r, B. p, II.
Ciayt6n St, near Sixth. X. B, p, H..
Thirty-frst and jefferson St. square plan,
r.. B. p. II; early nosSesslon.
West ST., near 18th. X. 3. p, II.
West Fourth St.. near Ma iison. - X, Is. ID.
495 : Rodney St, r, 3, z, H.
IO2O Lancaster Ave, . K, 3. II. garage.
store and dwelling. Sixth and Adams sts-'
r. B. p.
p IL
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tO7oo CoNNELL sTREETThree story brick and bat
porchs heater paved street Price $4,000 on rental pian
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HOME NEAR TwENTY-THIRD BoULEvARD-fe rooms
baths hot water heat porches hardwood floors unary
largelo This property about tnoe
years This property excellent condition owner must
Evening journal., 1919-03-29

SEVENTH sTREET-New, square plan rooms and
ceiling In dnngroom hard
lavsoes. Including awnings
screens shades kitchen looking Tor
real all convenences and In excent
condition Il Possession.
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FOR SALE

FOX SALE
eos washington St. 10 r, B. p. II.
isos washington St. 0 r. B. 3 p, W.
Qi5 Van Buren St. II r. =, 2. II.
ef5 \. Franklin St. 10 r. B, p II.
SOC \. Broome st. 10 R. B. ? P; II W.
1925 clayton ST.. r, B, 2 n
i6l5.25-SO Lancaster Ave, r. y, p H.
fi27 W. Fourth St. 10 r, B. P. II.
40S w Eighth ST.. y r, 3. n.
2021 Delaware Ave, 10 r, B, 7, II W.
1900 King St, s R, 3, 2.
OPS Kirkwood St.. r, B.
02s Lombard St. o r. B, P.
as e Eighth St. 10 r. B, II W.
sssoo west st.; 8 R B. g z Il YIN
20t0 Jefferson ST. r. B. p. n.
2Oio Van Ruren ST., 10 r. b p u ".
2f1 W. 18th St. Z r. p 7. II W.
e03 Concord Ave, S R. B. p, Il
7is.is.i--s1 vandever Ave-. . r. B, p II.
2o3 z. 23rd St, s r. 3 P, h
606-i4 r. 22nd ST., 5 r, =. Il.
Ii2 E. 42nd St. 6 R. B. p, II.
- j HOWARD GORDON
e15 Orange St
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We Can Sell

vonr business ANY TINE. qu.csly and
without publicity. whether a $1,000 or
$4,000 proDOsition.
ABSOLUTELY NO CHARGE
until yOur piece is sold. This Is cur way
OF doing things. Also real estate In ~
parts of city. n you have a property for
sale. and price is right. we have clients
rafting.
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1905 MADISON sTREET-i2 rooms and bath. hardwood trim
properly can be converted into apartments with very Il
pense. Possession March 25
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t6o7 WEST STREET-ii rooms and BATH norches. heater
Park; can be converted into apartment.
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1906 JEssUP STREETS rooms and bath, heater. gas
porches This Is a coy little home.
Evening journal., 1919-03-29

Colonial finish second hoor
with birch doors and glass nardTsr. pedestal ped s ays0 N M & Da
un Tenth Market and can be purchased on
reasonable
1913 WEST SEVENTH sTREET-New. square plan rooms and
nOors chestnut TRIM two ayaoes Including aSpinss
sl o % ie home one that has ali excellent
condition here it Is Possession
HOME NEAR TWENTIETH STREET AND . s5i. TSSTs so .aS
properly ISL is ln excellent condition. Possession
HOME NEAR TwEvTY-THIRD STREET BouLEvARDis rooms
pOhes hardwood floors lausdy
ssss Ss Gs' oa This % 'p1 pSopy S excellent must
Possession
SSrs Sss heater PaEsa & p is s S pam sa' ''
1905 MADISON s1REEr-i2 hardwood This
properly converted into apartments with very little o1'
1907 WEST srREErii rooms BATH pOrchcs Fronting
'' PARK; can be converted a apartment
porches This is coy little home
@ bsS SS's hot Water heat hardwood doors np a arst
% sST sn1a Posssou @ This h best property the price
listed for Ions time
.cs WEST rwExTyFouRTH STREETS and bath se,ts,
Property in good condition.
NINETEENTH sTNEETs N and ss;. ssS DGGsS @ hot
SEVENTH S s.ss s s stree. room; as. 'Ps PoS: Ss
easily be converted into an apartment
SIS KING srREEr-Kouse BATH heater
LOMBARD STREET NEAR EIGHTs bath stationary
in 50 days ''''"'
FOURTEENTH STREET NEAR brick
Converted into an apartment with expense excellent
condition Possession
bath bedrooms: reception hall heater DOrs & s o and sS soS
condition and convenient location.
CORNER PROPERTY SIXTH STREET NEAR
heater open plumbing porch Condition good Possession
s WEST TwENTY-FRsr STREETS plan
slate roof yard heat DOhes Possession
1910 located on paved days.
,97 WEST FOURTH srREETThreestory brick rooms BATH
heater porch good condition Possession June Is
1905 WEST SIXTH sTREET-Immedhe possession. and
and large yard sewly papered nzured throughout This
a OOzy little home
soOsa EAST TwENTYFouRTH STREETS and BATH
so HARRISON srREETTheeoy brick house. bath.
pOhes This prODer in nrstoa condition Possession
sOl EAST NINTH sTREETcornsr store property rooms and aA
This good business corner. Possession June 2otn
M LOMBARD srREET-Nine BATH porch oOnd
tOS good. Possession June 2Sth.
s POPLAR srREEr-ThrestOry and BATH THIS
property is In good condition
ia WEST rwEvrFouRTH ydo Dss dnsoa sS@a
good.
DUPONT brick pc3S14;y SSS 1a ID s sooa o6nsa
Possession 30 days.
o sr rvENrYFrFTH STREETS rooms snq Oa PossessIon
IVf ,.",S-, norh Novelty heater gas anu 0''
25h
sr.rrr-s rooms and bath. heater gas and electric
Possession
SUBURBAN
so sPd f@ 9I h0Gis automatic pmp Old trees
hest garage Of ground This Is very good
location
,,oop sousre plan bath. hester Lot $4,000
BEk fruit trees; conven-
n trolley possession; party must sell. leaving
dwelling. two and one-haN story
and Kitchen poh hardwood trim through
fronting
on two variety OF fruit trees Price reasonable Pos
session. s3sO0
and BATH
50S0 feet hot water heat electric light and
biggest suburban bargain the market today Must
sold quick
A SUBURBAN toME AND BUSINESS tho
Pennsylvania BATH porch Lot i0xi05 City
electric heater modern chicken rails
Immediate and be purchased on res-
sonable S5,200
CARROLL w. GRIFFITH
pa W. Ninth ST
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Union News Notes.

Special to Times Republican.
Union, Nov. lS.--Rev.. +. II. L'ehert,
wife and little daughter spent Sunday
In Boone.'
Mrs. A. P, Mason has returned from
visiting her son. Neal, and daughter,
Margaret. at Cornell College. Mount
Vernon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wood, of
Mankato. MINI. are visiting the for
mer's sister, Mrs, Matt Hire, who is
much improved In health.
The annual election Of officers or
the local Red Cross will be held Sat-
urday evening At Z: so in the Congre-
gational church.
Ira Lockard, of Spirit Lake, Is Wis
iting his daughters, Mesdames Glare
Carson and Clyde Rowen.
Miss Miriam Hotchkiss will go TO
Eagle Grove today, where she will en-
ter school. Her father is pastor Of the
NJ. f. church at Vincent, where the
family will reside as soon as he Is able
to leave the Deaconess hospital In
Marshalltown. where he Is taking
treatment for mastoi ditis.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-19

70 prsvsat 1ss~tis -aaA they vsss
psrsmptovily or1ersd net 10 interfere.
u was satd that the hammer Of the gun
was mapped time or tive. but TOR,
tunatsly there was no discharge.
Shortly aftsrward Mrs. Pierce handed
the gun to the mayor. Later an indict-
msnt was returned and the case was
brought to tris, There was no dis
pute rs to the facts but the defense
was that Mrs. Pierce had worried over
the trouble so much that at the time
OF the transactions upon which the In
dictment was based she was temper
ar!ly insane and not responsible for her
actions, The jury was out but short
time, returning a verdict OF not guilty.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-19
CITY IS DIVIDED U.
OVER WRIGHT CASE
FORT DODGE SPLIT INTO FAC.
TloNs A. CONTROVERSY
NEARs COURTS.
GRAND JURY WHICH
MEETS MONDAY MAY ACT
Opponents Of Judge Wright Plan to
Lay Foundation For Impeachment
Of Jurist by Legislature Which May
Meet In January Rape Charge
Against Son VIII DO Difficult ,t'

Fort Dodge. Nov. 1s.-Next Monday
the Webster county grand jury will
begin Its sessions. Among the first
things to be presented to the jury VIII
be the prosecutions side Of the alleged
assault upon Frieda Becher by Robert
NJ. Wright after a midnight auto.
mobile party that followed the Labor
Day dance at the armory Sept. /.
If the grand jury follows the request
of the prosecution and returns an in
dictment against the son of Fort
Dodges foremost jurIst. then Iowa will
be RECALLED this winter with q story
which promises to be the most sensa-
tional ever heard in the state In years.
Hardly q day goes by that does not
bring out something that impresses
one with the violence Of Z the feeling
That the case has excited.
No chance Is allowed for the case
to become stale In the minds and the
conversation Of the people Of Fort
Dodge. Constantly some new move
ment or propaganda or some news
rumors, appear to stir up gossip.
Another feature which Is not being
overlooked by the citizens OF Fort
Dodge is the alleged plan of Judge
Wrisht's enemies to attempt to secure
his impeachnent by the legislature
this winter. Open declaration Of their
plans In this regard will not be made
until the announcement of the special
session of the assembly Is made. but
one without doubt. soon will follow
such an announcement.
1t is openly limited that many Of the
efforts Of the prosecution IN young
Wright's case will be directed toward
building up a story which will aid any
movement in the assembly for the
older Wrght's impeachment. A charge
of rape viii be difficult to sustain
against young Wright. That Is ack.
nowledged. Yet it claimed that II will
be no difficult matter to erect thru
the testimony case that viii en-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-19
Possshiek District Court.

Special to Times-Republican.
Men::esaa;;ls. No. iS--Th. district.
court is now busy with Jury cases.
The first to DO tried was the case Of
state OF Iowa VI. Ruth Pierce. upon
the charge Of assault with intent TO
commit murder. 3@
This was the case whore neighbor.
hood feud. developed on account OF
some chickens trespassine into the i'd.
Joining yard. ~ heated teiephone con-.
versation, In which II was claimed MSs.
Pierce's husband was very emphatic
In telling the neighbours wife about tho
chickens was followed by lively
kpockdown Tight between the men.
Mrs, Pierce later entered the fray BY
securing rsvolvsr and going into
the street. ehs ;fornA s'the neighbor
and compelled him ~ ths point Of the
revciyA. to march up the stfset. DUR
~ ~ jsuF1sv several s1tissa1 gougAs
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-19
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