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And to Faith Add KnOwledg s..

she vas pale and tired looking. The elevator vas al0W
n coming nd IS she leaned against the val che aid
haven't any laith = anything Or anybody
She couldn't really mean what she said.
It practically impossible to i've without faith
zou do not realize t. but nnstynne PET cent Of your
acts are based o. faith ia something o. somebody.
You arise IA The morning with faith that The world IS
much the same IS when Jon went % sleep
Xou get On street car o. you are rich You get ~
yo automobile with faith that the who drives either
WI convey you safely to yom destination
You have faith ID the elevator and tie man who opsr
at ii d. else yon would not risk yourself hundreds Of feet
il he sh with nothing but wire cable between you and
staniH
You g shout yom work with faith il you ability to
accomplish yom task faith il Che machine that you
operate
You have faith il the man or woman who works beside
y5u that be 81 she wiz treat you fairly
You have faith ia Jour employer that be n properly
reward your eorts 60 serve him You work FOR six days
without cent Of pay having fath that The seventh DAY
Jon vii receive you wages
Xen have faith that che VIII shine tomorrow; that
the VII follow ia their orderly course You have
faih that death 81 last VII end your ol and siYng
and that you VIII enter into reward that you believe you
deserve
Paul writing to tie Hebrews said: eFsith is tie sub.
sncs o. things hoped for tie evidence Of things not seen
which we cannot see.
BIT grsassr thar Faith Is knowledge Faith belief
Knowledge IS certainty
solomon Who vas 8 very wise man. said. Wise men
Jay up noNledgs.R
Lord sid ii his letters to his son, which every
young should read wrote: II do not plant noui-
sdss Whm young i WI give u no shade when We are old
The Way % noVlsdgs Is easy Read and think. To
read without Is Wastefui Of the wisdom Of him who
wrote and prodigsl g the time Of him who reads
You may think you have no books worth reading and
30 money 20 buy them The libraries ere free e you
q boy many words DO yen know the msaning2 How
a~81- - -
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Today.
Dance-Eastern High school Seventh
and streets southeast
Commencement acknowledgements
University. college lawn, i:30 D. M, ad-
dress 70 graduates BY Attorney General A.
Mitchell Palmer
Coneert-U. S. Marine Band, Marine
Barracks, 4:30 p. m.
Concert-U. g. SOLDIER Home Rand.
bAndstand, .. m.
Dance-Empioyes Of Bureau Of Animal
Industry, Great Faila Va. Party viii take
car ~ Thirty sixth and ~ streets north
west a. e:3o 3. m
Excurzion- Members Of Junior Leaaua
% Marshall Hall The Charles Macalester
VII leave seventh street wharf "a i;50
EntsFtalnment--osnar Nelson A. Mnss
Camp No. 4, ~ \. ~. ~, puFnatual Hall
o. m Address ~ CaagFesHnea nail
81 Tsnneaaee. - 0uardia u Nog Vera,
an1 tohnaan ~ south Dakota.
Noule sceninT nrinht weed
faft n, ~ ChHTrh, On honaF ~ mnn 81
ono class VIE have served ~ iha amy
ratft ~ maFiHf rnfna ceuIch k6il, EINHih
and 4nHFFsHH streets nnftN8eaI. III ~
aanli1f tasmEsfifIn aiII aHraH
. NealsIit na4lna aaH4 Wa1alaslaa
ffrtfh iska 80 ciss9- WnsHIaafas =.
~. ltiI n siIt.i neftastsi, W o -
Nlsa1s nssslrmsai rasue. oails a..
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fas 80 Ist.4 N0E te1aa4la s1aa e
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beatrice and Pitfalls Of Che Var Workers
Especially for Washington Women


man. and We Immediately became
very much interested IN each other
We were together every evening
for a weak ana he became serious
II seems that ! made . mistake BY
laughing At him. for I-had known
him such a short time that naturally
I had not given the mastsrl much
thought All Al once he quit being
attentive and now Ignores me alto
sether. / really ike him and have
SUFFICIENT. reason to believe he likes
me Is we'll
Perhaps / had better mention
another instance. when We vent
out in the the evening, not being
accustomed to going out alone with
gentiemen arranged FOR some girl
friends to meet as and ala not tell
him. Do owe him any apology.
Can you help me? I am really dis
tressed. TROUBLED"
You seem to have bungled your
AFFAIR with this young man rather
badly. my dear Troubled. And
yet. it is very easy for an outsider
to understand how it ali came
about. You did not take his affec-
tons seriously at first because the
idea was so new to you. and when
you realized you liked him it vas
too late.
Why don't you try to make him
realize this, either in tactful let
ter. or by seeking for a better una
derstanding the next time you see
him. On the whole, I believe q
little talk would be better. One Il
apt to say more or less than one
means in q letter.
Four Years DtRersnes n Age.
DEAR MISS FAIRFAx:
I am twenty-four years Of sgs
and have been going vita a young
man four years younger. DO you
think the differences IN eur ass
matters 20 muehf love him dear.
~ and I an sure ny love Il recip-
focated.
Awaiiins 81 early reply through
your eoiumn % ne Times
ER
The 6lneFonoe you menilon ln
aRas n nolhing e. ail. Il yeu shaTs
tastes ln enmm1n and ere e1ns
aeaInl N raEel1 ~ ln1 nala 60.
HaEIa6f Iai1FH 81 l|Ia
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When lnfroduee4.
DEAR MISS FAIRFAX:
Would you Be so kind and answer
me through The Times interesting
columns few questions.
When introduced 70 q newcomer
Is Il required to stand up during
the Introduction. ana does It make
any difference whether they are a
man or \ ladyI
When a newcomer enters the
room. must the seated ones stand
up 70 shake hands with them?
thank you for this favor.
s.MB
A gentleman always rises when
he is introduced to . lady, a
young lady if she is presented to
an older one, or to more dis
tinguished women. General hand
shaking among a room-full Of
people is rather tiresome bust
ness. The first to arrive may
shake hands, after that it is OPP
tional.
Two Men and n Girl.
Ny DEAR MISS FAIRFAX:
am very unhappy. for last sum-
mer went with a young man who
was sent to France. / thought
great deal Of this young man before
he was sent to France. and still do.
and / know that ne thinks lot OF
me. At hrst stayed in all the
time. and as ! got very lonesome
and blue I decided TO go around
with the other girls and boys until
he returned.
/ started going out, and finally
met a young man who has shown
me a very good time and who thinks
q great deal OF me. care nothing
at all for this young man. but only
like him as a good friend, as have
told him. but he still insists on
coming 20 see me,
Now. Miss Fairfax. kindly tell me
how can stop going with the
young man here. a. I think "a would
be unfair for me 20 continue going
around with him and encouraging
him. when I care more for another.
Please advise me how 7 can stop
going with this young man with
cut causing hard feelings
PERPLENED
Have you made clear n thla
YnHnn man uho haa Fitan yon such
4 aond tine ahoul tha YounR nnl.
der lei Franea lof wham Fou cafsf
~ noi Fnu oanhf O. teli hlm and
nai afoa hlm alihoul aa earlans
fnH ~ anma nfII
ll iaIa aaEana faunr maa Is nai
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I rarDecffnllr request - be heard
An TIE controgcrsT t1at j. raging
oVnr IL ouostion - Go wh1fAeF 81
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81 1855 ;
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Once-Oyers
copyright 1919 By International Feature Service n
MAKE AND BREAK

CopyrghL 1919 BY Internattonal Feature service
MAKE AND BREAK
Your New Year resolutions made in hahhearted way
and already weakening about carrying them out
oh WE'LL ft helps to have followed them
even for short time"
But does il help?
only to break them easily?
Self mastery the fundamental principle of
Natural ability won't up lack of self control
mind skilled wonderful helps
but control Of mind is greater than either.
When promise yourself that will do certain thing at
given time and N given way live up to your good intentions
let things slide the
easiest way but it is quite another thing to be honest with yourself
and abstain from what systematically
things after they become rksome.
Have purpose and live to it.
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really in love with you. can see
no objection TO your going with
him sometimes. A general clear
ing up OF the situation would seem
advisable. IN regard to stop go
ing with him. there il nothing to
do but stop, IL that seems best.
Anuwer To aUnhappy wife,
II the correspondent who wrote
TO me over the Signature Of ''Un-
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TODAY'S TOPIC
ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS

happy WIFE will send me 9 self
addressed envelope, / viii try to
give her some advice She must
realize that cannot discuss her
case in this column.
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Realizes his vaIue Tee Late.
DEAR MISS FA1RFAx:
Please give me your advice on
this little predicament have gotten
myself into.
About month ago I met YOUNG
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Cetling 4 H1l FT1n 1'lI1l7lT-

Getting q Hat From Gibraltar.
STEVE DENNY has made rspare
ton. As told tie world recently.
Mr.. DENLY stols ms hat Hat his
conscience has ovsroome him. and
he writes as follows:
Il read your interesting Heard
and Seen column II The Times d
the 22d Of March, and IS you were
about four years Old q the time
your hat disappeared tock par
ticular care IN passing through
Gibraltar week ago 70 pick out one
that VIII suit your particular style
Of beauty. and mailed It from that
point, SO hope i arrived u wash
inRtOn n good condition.
fWe left New York April Il, and
arrived ii Constance May 8 after q
very interesting trip, especially
through the Dardaneiles and pass
Constantinople, where the Sultan
received Captain Healy, Of this ship.
and myself. He was very affable,
and offered rs one Of his palaces on
the Bosporus, but unfortunately We
could not avail ourselves 81 his kind
could not get IN touch with
BRECK BAYNE IN Rumania. AZ
though / photographed to him. Every
thing is uncertain, and mails. tele-
graphs, and railroad service are il
verv bad condition.
"Hope to see you In Washington
before starting out on nv next long
CTTVTrl TnElNTleW
I hope the ". r. q =. win not
follow the action suggested by c. 8
.HALES 50 FAR as 70 divert any Line
coin Park cars 70 other destinations.
4 have waited many and many 8 time
on F street for e, Lincoln Park car
for fifteen or twenty minutes. during
which time 3 number Of Brookland
cars have passed. and rarely does
q Lincoln Park car reach Ninth and
r except crowded 70 is capacity.
ALFRED B. DENT.
1os A 81 8. =.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-16
"KILl!.:JoyS"
Constipation, Headache,
Colds, Biliousness ended
with "Cascarets"

4 Nothing takes the Joy out OF life
quicker than disordered liver> OF
waste clogged bowels. Don't stay
sick. bilious, headachy constipated. Re-
move the liver and bowel poison which
is keeping your head dizzy. your tongue
coated. your breath had and stomach
sour. Why not spend. few cents fol
a box OF Cascarets and enjoy the MIC
est, gentlest laxative cathartic you ev-
er experienced? Cascarets never grip
sicken or Inconvenience one like Salts
ION. Caiomel or harsh pills. They work
while you sleep.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-16

FOR SALE!

OA\ ~ AAAS
2AO acre farm In RenviIle County, ~
miles from Danube; all fenced. Nc
fowl seed or auack grass; rich loan
with clay subsoil. Avery choice farm
for corn, wheat and clover. House
% x 81 X 20 with large additional
kitchen, hip roof barn 3s Z u; large
granary with elevator and scale. other
out buildings and windmill. Large Or
chard and grove. 200 acres early plow-
ed. Price $1oS an acre. Has to be
bought before March 1870.
Tsrms-$s,00o down. $ls,Soo March
LIST. $4,000 at s per cent for 10 years.
Have another farm of 1877 acres. Fin
est location, couldn't be any better
right along side Of Olivia, the county
seat OF Renville County on state road
one block to sidewalk. Only SO acres
within city limits. House Is 20 ID:
large hip roof barn nearly new and
other out buildings and orchard. Rich
soil, well MANFRED, black loan with
clay subsoil. Must be bought before
March 1920
Terms-$3,0o0 down, s1s.75o March
list. $4,000 at per cent for 10 years
J. P. NELSON, owner.
Olivia, MINI. Route Box z.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-16

For Sa!e-I have Mirty hehu OF
white faced Hereford heifers. coming
years old. as good as money VIII
buy. which ! will sell on nine months
time and TAKE security on the cattle.
II you want to go into the Hereford
cattle business this Is your chance
Or I would exchange these for other
cattle. or sheep or hogs. and might
consider n few young horses rs part
payment. l also have 100 head OF
good spring shoats which Will ex-
change for Young cattle or other i've
stock. c. A. Plumb, Marshalltown'
Iowa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-16
PuULIc Auction.

Public Auetioa--City property: az
am moving to Minnesota will sell my
eight room modern property on prem
ises. $40 North Center street. MARSHALL
town. Ia. Dee. II. 1919. At : o'clock.
Here 10 . good property. with four
rooms upstairs, four rooms and bath
downstairs, fns large cement porch on
east and north. good Easement. fur
nacA sas, y'hot and cold wAter, css-
tern. sewer. electricity, rood garage.
large lot Mr.. yarmss. here 10 your
chance 70 buy . good home at your
own prize IN Second ward. On one Of
the bast resident streets IN Marshall-
town. Remainder. It 10 almost impos-
sible 70 rent Z house in the city; better
como and buy this homo; terms on sale
day. !. L. NeSiy, owner. phone Yellow
1884. Col. Kendall Auetionssr. phone
1879.
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Wanted - Large mirror In good
sim pc; cheap for cash. Call l347.

Wanted--House to rent. two or three
rooms furnished by man and wife. Ad-
|dress COS East State street.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-16

Southwest lows In fsrtile field TOR;
the man with anything 70 ssii that 49,
merit seventy five thousand people ~
northwest Iowa read the daily Nom.s
nareil. 1t is the great want ad msdiulA3
OF this section. II is knows eaf an6s
wide an q producer Of results. u -
have land or anything slss q IN ~
trade, gst IA touch with spUeAWeel
Iowa thru ~ NonSarstA sanr
BluRs. Iowa s M
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-16

-
Public Auotion-,At 3 p. m. Dec. 20.
1919. Premises known as 500 Bromley
street. and 2o5 North Fifth avenue, on
premlses. Terms. 10 per cent cash
tdate Of sale, balance to be paid on re-
celpt Of deed, proved by court. II. j.
Allard. referee.
Public Auetion.-As I an11eaving the
city will sell all my household fur
nishinss in tho store building formerly
occupied by the Sanitary Grocery. at
1876 West Main street. Marshalltowu,
Saturday. Dec. 20. 1919. at 2 o'clock.
az follows: Fine quarter sawed oak
buffet. chironier. triple mirror DRESS
ing table. six oak diners, three rock
ers, wall clock, white reed baby car
riaye, piano. tree lamp. dressers two
mattresses, bed, two refrSerators.
camp chairs, two good sxlo rugs.
washing machine. gas plate, tubs.
boiler oil mop. ironing board. shovels,
rakes, hoes. oil can, step ladders. fruit
Jars. six bushel potatoes. fifty gallon
oil tank. lawn mower. cot, fifty quarts
Of fine awsstened canned fruits, cook
ing utensils and other articles. Terms
cash. Here Ii a good lot OF stuff.
don't ,uiss Il. Mrs Margaret DeBecll.
owner: Col Kendall, auctioneer. Phone
1872.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-16
WANTED.

Wantsd-I buy city real estate: pay
cash, quick aetiea. Liberty bonds
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-16

Wantsd-A long library or office ia
BILE and nine to twelve office or heavy
dining room chairs. b. B. Shollen-
berger Savings and Loan Association.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-16

Per Osis One hundred hsty head OF
sesA sprias sAssta "a Aoubla treated.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-16

For oal>--We have on our farm
northwest Of Marshalltown. 200 head
OF good bred ewes. which we would
exchange for feeding shoats or cattle.
Might consider some young horses
We also have all kinds OF cattle out
on this farm which We viii soil on
tins, or would take ~ part payment
other live stock. II you are Interested
In buying any kind of live stock. see
Plumb Bros. & Smith, Marshalitown.
Iowa
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-16

Wantsd.-Evsryons to know that the
services Of the visiting nurse employed
By the Visiting Nurses Aasociaton ars
70 be had II what patients are able
and willing TO pay. or without pay BY
those in straissnsd circumstAasso.
Telephone Clara Britt, soI West Mair
street. Phone yellow Ills.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-16

Wanted-Pumps, windmills and en-
gines to repair, located 10 West Main
street. rear Henry MannA~. 1ewelry
store.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-16

Free Wisconsin bulletins, soil. cIi-
mate crops, Immigration Bureau, Wis
consin, Department OF Agriculture,
Capitol 80. Madison. Wis.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-16
Classified Advertisements
One For
FOR SALE
TO RENT
TO EXCHANGE

fine location. $500. II you are look
~ for nice home SEQ this one. A
pod investment In a ciose-in property
at Si.250. modern. seven rooms. and
rents for s3s. Edgar A. Ford. Phone
1856
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-16

For sails - New modern six-rooin
house. on paved street and ciose 20 car
lips. Priced to sell. Possession March
1. New modern house On paved street.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-16
WISCONSIN LAND.

Wantod-Partner. or will sell 2Ae
improved land In Jaueau county, Wa.
by owner. Address E-ie. care this pA-
per.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-16
MiscEILANE ous.

| offer TO the public the services OF
my registered Duroc Jersey boar. A.
w. Harrington. 1908 West Summit
street. Phone Green 1881.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-16

Are You going 70 buy lAndy u ~.
nrst get copy OF our Journal e has
lands. city property and stocks OF Soode
advertised in It from nearly every stats
10 you can find just what you want
I. its columns. Established - ycarss
and reaches 1900 readers each. issue.
ssnd rs cents tor oas yeaTs subacrlp.
t,op. Farm 4 Real Estate Journal
Traer. Iowa, sxs 444
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-16

For SaIs-My residence 102 North
Second street. 1oS feet by 1870 all mod
ern convoniences; or will sell east two
thirds separately favorable terms. also
contents. II. E.. Scars.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-16

MINNESOTA LAND.

For 6als--For cash. In Lake county,
t4o acres or less at 80 per acre. good
timber 32S puts II under pillow. GOOD
auto road runs thru land. Plenty big
game. Frank Goehrtns, Richmond.
MINI.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-16

For SaIe-Notice. viii sell at
Piunb's market day sale. on Dec. ~,
twenty three head OF pure bred Short
horn cattle. five bulls. Write for cat
alog. :. c., Bailey. Marshalltown. lows
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-16
FOUND.
--ssssss=zHs=-a=-s---
STRAYED.
TO EXCHANGE.

To Exohanos-south Dakota farm @
exchange for city property IN Iowa
Also well improved 100 acre fArm ono
mile from Aberdeen for sale or reAG
Clyde Brewster, Aberdeen. 8. d.
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-06-04
A ONE MAN PARTY

MT. Cummin unconsciousy perhaps revealed the great faults the democratic party when he announced in Chicago that nothing constructive for America would be planned until it how President Wilson will the third idea The demos will be satisfied their abors and contemplate what doing trying do for humanity large meanwhile leaving the rather distressing problems of America until that has made up his mind whether he presi dency
 Characteristic of the party Wilson the dom mating figure, IS this disregard of home needs
 The truth h Mr. Wilson is sorting around for He make his mind again. yet the idea of renqushng the post and power he has weded dasteu He his policies continued in force by his He the republicans watching signs presidential strength among the possible candidates, and concludes that he bde his
 What he beside his league of nations covenant At tmc Governor Hunt with heap better chance of reelection than Wilson would have the dis regard for welfare of the people, while he rode his hobbies prison reform and the like death If the president would that his will matter how refined and gorcd by his association with world tnkng be up against the practical will of the people, he might home and leave the peace making aber men, Surely, there is plenty do in America One would think
 that the bossdeaist cared for his fences if for the periodic and pasmodc efforts he makes keep them until he walk before the people with complete peace treaty his hand
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-06-04
LOOKING TO THE SOLDIER

Just many cities counties and looking the de mobilization camps for their office holders the gading the sodercanddate chief presidential possibility Word from New York that Major General Leonard Wood about whom the bulk of republican speculation has tered is the whom only his party but many bers of other parties are looking.
 In connection with General Woods qualities, lack of qua
 es which have been discussed considerably the well in the there much of interest letter received by the editor from New York attorney Our correspondent says in part of General Woods qualifications
 Various have been advanced for the grow ing belief that Leonard Wood would make good President Yet all have been of secondary naederviativcs Qualities have been scbd and performances dwe upon according they appealed the particular yet specified pr mary attributes which ndcrcoyaly and endless patience.
 Every which has approval has been papab the offspring of these qualities Loyalty duty country, associates and patience comprehend thereby produce good results That which alone makes efficiency soldier executive of the people capacity this of loyalty to accomplish it must be backed up by patience.
 tWc nstncive recognize underlying and approve them not this then the why General Wood looked with confidence and respect He may may be nomina ted 1920 Whether he be- be not will he will continue to be that which he has bcen
 "A know feeling of certainty the general relations of life and business arises when there is knowledge that chief executive possessed of the qualities loyalty patience therefore pass that General Wood be nominated may that usablc feeling of certainty security will spread abroad"