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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-02

ins ehsrchmen Of this and other coun-
tries win attend the convention. which
win last two weeks or longer.
The proposed revision Of the canon
on matrimony would mako 10 Impossible
for an Episcopal clergyman TO remarry
divorced persons. even the innocent
party TO q divorce. II has been antici-
pated that this question will provoke
much debate. The proposed new canon
on church unity. II II stated, would
make Il possible for q minister OF an
other communion 10 DO ordained In the
Episcopal church without frst sivins
up his original afriliation. The revis-
Ion and modernisation Of the prayer
book 10 expected to take much OF the
time Of the gathering.
During the convention daily meetings
on social service are to be held. and the
Church League for Social and lndust-
rial Democracy will complete its "a.
SANITATION with Bishop Charles d. VIII
liams OF Detroit. Its leader.
Representatives OF capital and labor
win DO invited TO give their views In
the open forum meeting or social SCR
vice. preliminary to the launching OF
the new league. The purpose of the
league. It Is stated. Is a country wide
educational propaganda for better CO.
operation OF all walks Of human life
for a state OF society in which man
will get all he earns and earn all ne
gets, where no man will live on tho
fruits Of another mans labor and no
man will be denied the fruits Of his
own labor"
Church leaders anticipate that the
question Of open sessions OF the house
of bishops will again come before the
as II has the past score
Of years. The proposal lost by one
vote at q recent convention OF the
bishops.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-02
DON'T KNOW her
AT FIRST SIGHT
mrs. WHITES Nsl0HBoRs ARE
-. AL TALKING ABOUT HER
WONDERFUL RECOVERY.

sYou wouldn't guess Mrs. White TO
weigh under one hundred and forty
Sounds. would your" said Ben White,
Sf III Crescent avenue. Peoria, H.. ar
ter introducing his win at the Sutliff
= Case Drug store. Peoria recently
well she DON'T be continued. "for
weighed her myself about week ago
and abe pulled down one hundred and
forty three pounds. but at the time
80 began taking this medicine she
vStShed only ninety flvo pounds.
IL this don't convince you about
/ what TAnlao has done for her Just
como oue md hear the oeishbors talk.
fhsy al say IL II the most astonish-
tng thing that has ever happened In
our part of town. why, her friends
who have not seen her since she start
Cd on Tanlac don't know her on first
SIGHT
! she had been suffering from stom-
ech trouble and nervousness for eigh-
+; teen years and had not been able TO
lsave the place for long time We
bad spent all the money we had and
an I could borrow for treatment and
medicines. but she never even so much
4 - got a good nights sleep from II.
| She couldn't pick UP broom and
sweep nor cook n meal In fact she
ms 5ust q complete nervous and ply
1na wreck ard almost a confirmed
MvujM Z have never seen or heard
: d anyone with 4 worse case OF stonn-
son trouble. ! have seen her nearly
die with pains and cramps IN her
stomach after eating and the gas would
press on her heart so she could hard
r. breathe Then she had headaches
Tat almost drove her distracted. Why,
I've seen her Just ring her hands and
cry with pain and have stayed home
with her weeks az time fearing she
would never pun thru. I didn't see
how she could get well. for she could
neither eat nor sleep and was getting
worse every day.
After hearing the boys down a.
Ayery's talk about how Taniac had
helped them and what II had done for
nome OF their wives decided for Mrs.
White to try 1t ana you can see for
yourself, she is now the picture OF
health. The very first bottle showed
big results. In few days she could
eat better and sleep better and was not
20 nervous. Well. bought about
twelve bottles Of Tanlac for her in all
and now she eats Just anything, sleeps
like a child and never has pain n
fact, she is Just as well and happy as
a person can be and we are both pra1s-
inx Taniao all the time"
Tanlac is sold in Marshalltown by
Old Reliable Drug Co, in ST Anthony
by Geo L. LaPlant in State Center by
Rrtmhall, Bros, in Melbourne by II. K
Corb-tt, IN Gilman by ". J. & J. A.
Ward. In Ferguson by a. T. Ldso and
in Rhodes By Rhodes Phcy.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-02
szLo,ANs GREET WAR MorHERs
Plan 70 Have King AIhert a National
~. Convention.

=
.'-'- Convention.
Baltimore, Nd. Oct. IAN effort
- being made to arrange for tho visit
Of the King and Queen Of Belgium
to this city to coincide with the. SEES.
sions Of the second annual convention
Of tho War Mothers of Americas; which
Ia to be held hero October I, 8, and ..
Addresses BY A. Mitchell Palmer. at
torney general OF the United states
and William Mather Lewis, director
of the saving division Of the United
States Treasury, viii form q principal
part Of the program
It IL expected that the convention
viii attract = largo number OF women
who arc not affiliated with the War
Mothers a. It II proposed to discuss
during the sessions the amaigamAtion
Of the various organizations Of women
relatives Of men and women who we're
IN the United States arm and navy
during tho world war.
Mrs. Robert Carlton Morris, Of TO-
ledo. O.. the first national president Of
the organization, will conduct a me.
mortal tree planting in one Of ths lo-
cal parks a. ono Of the features Of the
convention.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-02
A Remarkable Hair.Remover a.
Delightful as = Lotion

A N astounding improvement over
~ every old method Of removing
superfluous hairs Is coming in
to wide use by thousands of women.
II is now possible to remove super
nuous hair as easily and delight
fully as though you were using your
favortts skin lotion, and without
leaving any trace, mark, tint, red
ness or irritation whatever. or any
evidence that any hair-remover has
been used. Simply get from your
druggist bottle Of sslfo solution
which VIII cost about one dollar. It
is 2 golden. creamy liquid. Apply :
little on the hairs. anywhere. and
the hairs no matter how thick Will
dissolve away In q very few mo-
lnents, SO that you can clear tho skin
Of All hairy growth with q swish Of
the finger. It leaves the skin hearti-
ful and smooth as 1t was before us-
Ing the hair: remover. The fashions OF
today require every discriminating
and careful! woman 70. free her skin
from the defacing hairs that grow
on the arms. hands, face, shoulders ana
arm -pfts. Use this method and Won
Will surely mot want to use any
SssSSs
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-02
EeH!cienf.>sa;lEt|,1;
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N.Y. /M A
Leucu. A knklnan
YOUR PICKLES AND SAUCES.

that have bean carefully washed and
wiped, and let boil slowly until they
may easily DO pierced with straw
Remove the peaches and stew dowr
the syrup to.neariy Y its own amount
then put In the fruit again and let II
heat through again without cooking
Turn into a stone CROCK. Cover down
when cold.
Quick Ptckles---Takes 100 gherkin
sized cucumbers, wash thoroughly and
pack in a crock with a handful of salt
and enough cold water to cover
weighing them down with q plate
Let stand for SO hours, then remove
and wash entirely free OF the salt and
repack in fresh crock. Boil Q quarts
Of vinegar for minutes with small
spice bag. then pour 1t over the
pickles. Cover and let stand for
days and they win be ready for USE
Leave long string on the spice bae
before II grows Shiny.
+, Spanish Pin le--Chop finely 80 ripe
tomatoes. 20 onions, 10 green peppers
and 1 bunch Of celery. Add and .
half cups OF sugar, tablespoons OF
salt, l level tablespoon each Of ailspice,
cloves, cinnamon and mace. Add
quarts of vinegar and let all come
slowly TO boiling point. Stir often
and let the mixture bon fromH2 to
hours until It Is dark brown In color
and heavy to stir. When cold, store II
IN either crock or In Jars. s-s"'
Plum sauce-Ffve pounds piums. 3
pounds sugar, teaspoons cinnamon
and allspice, h~teaspoon cloves, y
pint weak vinegar. pints water.
(Put the spices in . thin muslin bag)
Boil thoroughly and cool. Cover down.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-02

Cucumber Pickles--one gallon cider
vinegar. 1 cup table salt. tablespoon
powdered alum. n small bag OF spices,
mustard. cinnamon, . allspice and
cloves. Wash and wipe tho cucumbers
and place them In the vinegar. Weight
them to keep them under tho vinegar,
taking care not to crowd them In the
Jar. Cover with horseradish leaves.
Mustard Pickls-One quart cucum-
bsrs cut small. ! quart green tomatoes,
& peppers. q heads csuliflower. heads
celery. tender string beans. Cut small,
removing all seeds from peppers, cover
with I cup salt and allow it to stand
u hours. Drain off water. cover with
fresh hot water. and scald 10 minutes
or until tender. Dressing: table
spoons dry mustard mixed with little
vinegar, " cup flour, cup sugar. a
little cayenne pepper, tablespoon
turmeric. Stir all into quart of boil
Ing vinegar. When perfectly smooth
pour over tho vegetables.
Chutnsy Sauce--One-hal pound Of
ripe tomatoes, / pound tart apples. .
peppers, Ia small onions. "a cup
chopped mint leaves, I LIS cup seeded
raisins, 3 cups vinegar. 2 teaspoons airy
mustard, / teaspoon salt. l cup sugar.
Chop tomatoes, add salt and mix. Chop
apples, onions. raisins and peppers and
add mint. Scald and cool the vinegar
add sugar and mustard, mix all to-
gsther and let stand In covered jar
10 days. stirring once a day.
Sweet Picked Peaches--This recipe
calls for pounds Of peaches. Boil !
quart Of vinegar with sh pounds OF
sugar and ounces each OF whole
cloves and stick cinnamon. When 1t
has boiled minutes add the peaches
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-02
4 Few Days VIII Produce a Most
Wondrous Ccmplexion

7 UST minute a day Is all you
need. to make yourself supreme
y ly beautiful. and there are
thousands Of women all over the
Land -ho can testify 20 the truth OF
this statement The results Of this
method have been astounding, as
anyone can prove at the cost OF only
q few cents, and a few mlnutes
time The formula is simple: An
ounce Of zintone, secured from the
drug store for fifty cents, is mix ed
With two tablsspoonfuls Of glycsriue
In Q full pint Of water, This mixture
forms rich cream. 1t must be ap-
piled freely to produce the best re-
cults something which can be easily
done because Of its economy. The
amounts given above make up over
4 pint OF cream. thus costing much
less than creams bought at the
stores in prepared form. No mat
ter how poor the complexion, all
spots. muddiness. and uneven. grainy
appearance which spoils so many
faces, are seen to vanish almost like
magic: The skin soon becomes alb
solutely spotless. with the pearly
pfnkness which unleashed Nature
alone can give. The result Ii q pio-
ture-A complexion which every
roman Dreams 10 have. but 80 few
attain Here is the opportunity for
everyone to have It
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-02
Lily Complexion in Few Days-How
To Grow Hair F asst and Beautiful
Wr;nkis-Rsmover That Gsyss
Quick, Splendid Results

Just a. few minutes q day using
the following application has
y produced very remarkable results
IN a short time IN removing win
two-ouncs package Of eptol. which
you can obtain from the drus, store
water and add a little giycerine.
This To- very easy And simple and
takes but 2 few moments. The
cream which results can b Issd
very freely. and IN such case you
achieve by any othsr means BY
faithful use for . timA you viii
md that the deep Nnss around the
mouth. nose and eyes, and the
s srows feet, and The saesing Of
skin in = fresh. plump and vigor-'
Gus eonditton. The result IL . very
anee Of age. It jig not uncommon
for women Of middle age to make
themselves appear ten or dfteen
years younger In very short time.
Every woman should have . guam
tity. Of this cream IN her boudoiP
to DO used avery SAJ,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-02

ed under strict quarantine and every
effort will be made TO prevent the
spread OF the disease.
Altho an epidemic is not feared az
this time the health authorities are
taking the necessary steps TO prepare
for any emergency. 49,
Social Welfare League officials nave
arranged for . number OF nurses ana
n the disease spreads arrangements
will be made to send nurses to all
homes daily. 20. * =
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-02
klna,s Daughters to Meet.

Special to T,mes-Republican.
Iowa City. Oct 1.-Prosrams have
been issued by Iowa City Kings
Daughters, announcing the 1919 state
convention offerings, Oct IL to Ia at
Iowa university, .ssr-.- ...--
The state president Mira r. j. Mans
field, will call the convention to order
and addresses will be made during the
week by President Walter A Jessup'
OF s. U. l.; Mrs. George P. Antilles
Fort Madison: Mrs. Peter Reiss, WIS
consin's council member: Mrs. F. E
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-02
Yea Hsvs Never Used Anything
That Will Grow Hair Like This

EoKCING hair to grow Is now posi-
lively assured to any ono who
viii try this sample mixture for
. short time. It has demonstrated it's
remarkAblo power upon tho cell-life
q the hair and scalp. When applied
regularly for . abort time, the hair
shows q definite increase in leng tn.
vtGor and thickness. OF growth. Il
takee on the sheen Of health. hair
etopa falling and scalp itching stops
the method OF preparation In very
1Iple Get = one-ounce package
Sninc! from ysur drusKist,
I'd its contents. TO q pint Of witch
50 o. water and bay rum. ME-
0ecouGhly and your hair grower is
tAaAy 70 apply. It should be used
6sss III tiin sDsts VII an
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-02
NEGROES HAPPY IN SOUTH.
Conditions Among Negroes Reported
Good in Mississippi.

Chicago, Oct s-ESceptional happi-
ness contentment and prosperity
among the negroes of Mississippi Is re-
ported by committee Of Chicago
white and negro men after an investi-
CATION Of conditions in that state. The
committee was delegated to visit Mis-
sissippi by the Chicago Association OF
Commerce. the federal bureau Of labor
and by organized labor 70 which had
been referred a question OF aiding the
return Of southern-born negroes to the
south.
A written statement prepared BY the
committee said:
The happiness, contentment and
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-02
Too Fat?

ia guaranteed weight reduction
method; safe, pleasant Brings slen-
dsrnesa better health. happiness. Get
small box Of oil Of korein Tin capsules)
at the druggists. Follow directions.
You are allowed to eat sweets, etc:
no starvation or strenuous exercising.
Your life becomes worth living with
clearer mind. improved figure. buoysnt
step, and cheerfulness. Get thin and
stay So Show others this advt
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-02
Cured His RUPTURE

j was badly ruptured while ltftans =
trunk several years ago. Doctors SID
my only hope OF cure was an operation.
Trusses did me no good Finally got
hold Of something that quickly and
completely cured me. Years have pas
ed and the rupture has never retSrned.
although I am doing hard work - .
carpenter. There was no Operation. no
lost time, no trouble have nothing to
sell, but. will give full information
about how you may find . complete
cure without operation, II you write to
me. NEugsne n. Pulisn. Carpenter. 80
F, Marcellus Avenue, ManasouAn. N.
]. Better cut out this notice and show
II to any others who are ruptursd-
you may save = life or. at least stop
the misery Of rupture and the WORRY
and danger Of an operation.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-02

Hutchins. Davenport; Mrs. J. B. Mo-
Carroll, ottumwa: Mrs. c. NJ. Waite,
Burlington; Mrs. A. @. Bush, Daven-
port; Mrs George B. Little. Jr..~ Bur-
linston; Mrs. Edison N. Coleman,
Davenport; Miss Genevieve Tucker,
Davenport: Mrs. T. ]. Perrin, Des
Moines; Mrs. H. A. Dinsmore, Abba;
Mrs. Charles Randall Independence,
and others.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-02

Is that most people
use soap and weak
shampoos on their
hair, which fail TO
entirely remove the
flmy accumulation
on the hair and
scalp By d1ssolv.
ing a teas poonful OF
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-02

The song. God Save the King" is
said to have been composed by John
Bull In 1905 for dinner given to
James ! at Merchant Taylors ball,
Others. ascrihe It to Henry Carey. au-
thor OF Sally N Our Alley" who died
in 174a
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-02

Is ono simple, ssfe ana
sure way that n-yeE fan: 70 SSs
rio OF oiaekhsads and thst - q,
To do this get about two ounces
of neroxin from any drug store Tod
hot v eeen snonHss a.. iittls On .
heads hriskly-wash the parts and
you viii DO surprised how the black,
little biaokheads, no matter Whsr:
they are. simply disappear, IsavinT
the parts without any mark what
ever. Bleckheads are simply = mix.
ture OF dust and art and secre tons
from the body that FORM in the
pores OF the. skin-pinchinE ana
sGussEtnE only Gauss Irritation.
make large pores, ana do not rei
them out after they become har1
The peroxfn leaves the pores free
ana clean ana IN their natural con-
dition: Anyone troubled with these
unstEhtly .blemishes. should cortainfy
try this simple method.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-02
To Make Hair Like Fine Spun SIX.
Use This Wonderful Had.
Wash

ITO SEE head OF hair glimmes.
i ing with the beautiful and
clearly sheen Of silk is some
thing exceedingly rare. The reason
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-02
TO CHANGE CHURCH RULES.
Episoopalians TO Consider OiVoro'
Question in Conference.

Question in Conference.
Detroit, Mich, Oct. 2.-Revision Of
the Book OF Common Prayer Of the
Episcopal church. adoption OF new
canon touching church unity, and re-
vision OF the canon on matrimony are
three OF the most important matters
to be brought 10 the attention OF the
delegates at the triennial convention of
the church that will open here October
3. II is anticipated that upwards Of
5000 DELEGATES and many of the lead
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-02

Il Americas Greatest Medicine
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-26
CITY EXECUTIVE
| EXPECTS RAISE
TO Be REFUSED
Mayor McCOnochie Believes IT'LL
tiles Body viii Deny Increase
In Fares Here.
MENTIONS CHICAGO DECISION
General Manager John G.. HuntoOn
Of Rail Company Anticipates
Change In Rates.

Il do not believe that the Tri-
City Railway company will be al
lowed to increase fares from 5 to z
cents in the Illinois cities it op-
crates in" Mayor McConochie said
today.
The public utilities commission
declined an increase to the Chicago
surface lines yesterday and l be-
Geye they viii do the same In the
Rock Island, Moline, East Moline
ami Silvis case
General Manager John C. Hun
toon of the Tri-City Railway cor
Faay thinks differently. His state
mort yesterday was to the effect
that he was certain that the state
commission would allow an in
crease here, but as to the amount,
he did not know.
In the Chicago surface lines case,
The commission held than an in
crease OF even per cent over the
prevailing . cent rate would com
pei the residents % Chicago to pay
from &3,500.000 70 100000 a year
to defray an anticipated deficit Of
a few hundred thousand dollars,
Nuicn, If 1t arises, can be met
Through a communication of the
cfty's profits and REIMBURSEMENT
of allowances for renewals and de-
probation.
'""This increased burden, the de-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-26
PAVING HALTED
BY STATE Bill.
Introduction of Bill on "War Con-
tracts in Legislature Affects
Local Projects.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS WAIT
Passage of Measure Would Mean
Saving of Hundreds Of Dollars
for Certain Companies.

Will Rock Islands long delayed
paving program be carried out dur
ing the coming summer?
City officials charge that i'm
provement companies holding con-
tracts with the city are awaiting
action by the state legislature with
reference to a bill just introduced
which calls for the annulment of
all contracts on public improve
ments made during the war be-
tween the state, counties and all
municipalities.
The bill was referred to a COM
mittee of the legislature, but con-
tractors are believed to be waiting
action which will allow them to
consider contracts void.
Contracts calling for the paving
of about seven miles Of thorough
fare in the city are now held by
the Tri-City Construction company
and the Mccarthy Improvement
company. Both companies were
granted an extension of the time
that the paving work was to be
finished. The extension of time
was up in September of last year,
but to date no work has been
started.
Just recently the city commits
sion instructed City Attorney John
K. Scott to notify the improvement
companies to begin work in the
immediate future.
Laugh at Mayor.
"Officers of the tri-city COM any
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-26

eminent, or the methods of the
present administration. He falsi-
fed the character and apparent
wealth of the railroad men, pictur-
ed them in a ridiculous manner,
making them to appear as simple
tons in the way of handling money,
apparently trying to make 1t appear
as though they did not know what
to do with a little extra money if
they should happen to get a trifie
more than the amount needed for
the necessities of life; and then the
picture he presents as representing
the captains of industry, stripped
almost of their clothes, caused by
paying income taxi it was in
tended as a joke We, the under
signed, cannot see it that way; but,
on the other hand, consider 1t a
vile, unadulterated falsehood in
tended to mislead many people and
cause strife and jealousy among men
laboring for a living, 1t IS not only
that, but slam at the intelligence
OF the reading public.
Americans want to believe what
ever their government does is right.
Men handling the affairs of the rail-
roads were put in their positions
by the government in power, and
the man or men who belittles or
ridicule their work or methods at
the present time shows q lack of
good engineering on their part and
a very poor way of conducting the
ways and means conducive to har-
mony in getting back to normal
conditions.
The cartoon referred to is, in our
opinion, a combination of ignor-
ance and prejudice, which at this
time makes or helps to make a
hard proposition for the family man
to buck. His purchases are now
most always a gamble, usually
paying outrageous prices for infer
iOr or misfit goods, getting them,
of course. from dingy captains of
induStry-a half dozen or more of
them-paying each OF them good,
substantial profits; but then who
is to blame for such work-the
newspapers and cartoonists have
to do as their captains say. To the
thinking man the problem is, how
long yet are such conditions to be
with US? We believe that the best
and honest efforts of the working
class shall eventually decide which
it shall be, the captains running
the government or the government