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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-04-17

The condition of George Wagner, who
is at st. Thomas hospital suffering
from wounds accidentally inflicted with
22-caliber rifle last Saturday. con-
tinues to show improvement and his
complete recovery Is fully expected.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-04-17

BE prepared TO go after the weeds
now with one of our Halls give in
one) garden cultivator. Schmidt Hard
ware Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-04-17

Wanted salcsiadies for azlssnoon
and Saturday. Inquire Simoa0 Style
! Shop. 1
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-04-17

MISUNDERSTANDING for afternoon
and Saturday. Inquire Simons style
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-04-17

Mrs. Louis Rosenthal. OF Waterloo,
and Miss Crystal Hilgers. OF Chicago
who have been visiting with Mrs. O.
y. Schoenhut since Sunday, left Wed
nenday evening for their homes.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-04-17

Garden and lawn rakes TO suit your
needs. Schmidt Hardware Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-04-17

DR. and Mrs. G. II. Stull of Man
ing. returned this morning to their
home after spending two weeks In this
city with relatives and friends.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-04-17

Central Church of Christ ladies aid
will hold their Easter exchange at Sin
clairs tea and coffee house Saturday.
April 10. home baking. candy and
aprons. starting at 10 o'clock. Com
D,ittpe
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-04-17

= Dance at Elk's Club Tuesday. April
22. Peavcy's Orchestra.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-04-17

Cora Williams choats. DhyssslAa.
Dance at Elk's Club Tuesday. April
"a. Peavcy's ORCHESTRA
wanted salcsiadies for azsssnoon
and Saturday. Inquire simoaO Style
! Shop. 1
Mrs. @. H. Kent went this moYninG
to Waterloo to visit with Mrs. 0sorGe
Kent for week.
Commandant d. c. whitehill Of the
soldiers homo spent. the day in Des
Moines on business.
Mrs. C. w. Sherman left this morn
ing for Peoria after spendlnk q week
with Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Dickson.
Apex fences keep their shape
permanently. stays standing arm and
rigid. Schmidt Hardware Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Miller went to
Albion this morning to visit tho for
mer's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Miller.
Fence your farm the Apex way.
Apex fence is guaranteed by us in
every way. Schmidt Hardware Com
pany.
| Mrs. Eta Agnew arrived home We'd
nesday evening after spending the win
ter in Florida. Mrs. Agnew spent most
of the winter at West Palm Beach, but
she also visited in Miami, Daytona and
st. Augustine.
The condition of George Wagner, who
Is at st. Thomas hospital suffering
from wounds accidentally inflicted with
a 22-caliber rifle last Saturday, con-
tinues to show improvement and his
complete recovery is fully expected.
Certrnl Church OF Christ ladies aid
will hold their Easter exchange at Sim
clairs tea and coffee house Saturday,
| April 10, home baking, candy and
aprons. starting at 10 o'clock. Com
| mittee.
| Market sale In Marshalltown Sat
urday. April 10. Now listed, good
! bunch Of horses and young cattle
some good sheep, fifty-five head hogs.
Anyone wanting pigs, come to this
sale. Plumb, Munro, Mason & Shoe
! maker.
Come to the entertainment at Albion,
Friday evening. April Is. Chicken
supper and program following, all for
40 cents. Program alone at s:l5, 20
cents: supper served to 1:30. This
is at the same time a reception for our
boys returned who are to be the hon.
ored guests. Vocal and orchestral
music reading BY home girl and ad-
dress by state war worker. Miss CALI
son. OF Britt. Our Bit For Recon
struction." w. c. r. Y. Committee.
The funeral of a. II. Weitzell was
held from the Christian church at Lee
Grand Wednesday afternoon at
o'clock services being conducted by
Rev. =. E. Shalt. assisted by Rev. Mr.
Piper. The flowerbearers were Misses
! Chlous Richards Bessie McCarl, Al
vira Weitzeli and Leona Leech. The
pallbearers We're ]. +. Harvey, p. ID.
| Harvey. ~ O. Keen, {. w. Kellogg
VI. r. Tweed and Benjamin Sawyer.
| Members of the Masonic lodge of L.
Grand attended the funeral in body
and had charge of the services at the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-04-17

Apex post is the post YOU want for
replacing rotted wooden posts. Stop
In and see points of superiority of the
Apex steel posts. Schmidt Hardware
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-04-17

Market sale In Marshalltown Sat
urday. April 10. Now listed, good
bunch Of horses and young cattle
some good sheep, fiftynve head hogs
Anyone wanting pigs come to this
sale. Plumb, Munro, Mason & Shoe
maker,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-04-17

Maj. and Mrs A. c. Conway ar
rived in the city Wednesday morning
from camp Grant H., to visit for a
short time with the majors father,
DR.. A. r. Conaway Major Conway
has not yet been discharged from the
service
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-04-17

Market sale in Marshalltown. Sat
urday, April 10. Good bunch OF live
stock now listed. Fffty-hve head OF
good shoats now listed. Plumb, Munro,
Mason & Shoemaker.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-25
Asks Passports For Jurors;
Al OF Them In Wa

Denver, Colo. Feb. 25.-When the
February jury wheel OF Denver
county was ready TO turn the clerk
OF the court discovered no return had
been made on the names OF four men
summoned for service The judge
sent a safIiff 10 the addresses OF the
missing quartet with orders 10 bring
the men in one contempt charge The
officer returned a Few hours later 20
request passports. One Of the miss
ing jurors. he explained. was at gem
ersl headquarters OF the American
expeditionary forces in France; an
other was with the Yankee army OF
occupation in Germany; one was last
reported with the United States forces
at Archangel. Russia. and the fourth
IN a government hospital on the At
lantic coast. having left an arm and
some OF his nervous equipoise In a
shell hole somewhere in France.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-25
Letters To The Herald
PAYING INCOME TAX.

santa Re y H. zen 20
EDITOR FL FasO Herald;
As I have been q constant reader
Of your valuable paper about - years
I thought ] would write you about
who has 10 pay income tax
am n married man and have wife
and three children depending on me
FOR a living, but they are living In an
other state but I send them money
every payday and we are not divorced
and never viii be as far as I am con
cerned. Now am I exempted or not-
A Reader.
III your salary IS less than $1,000 a
year, you DO not have 20 make q re-
turn TO the government. but II you
make over $1,000 a year sou must
make a report. You are allowed an
exemption for each child 10 the
amount Of s200. which would make
your total exemption $500. You are
also allowed exemption for all inter
est you have had TO pay and for any
state, county or city taxes paid These
amounts may all be deducted from
YOUR income and you would then have
TO pay six percent on any sum you
made during 1915 above this total.
Regardless Of whether you must pay
any tax or not, you must make re-
turn 10 the government II you mades
over $4,000 during the year. Write the
internal revenue collector at santa
Fe for olanks.-Editor)-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-25
Offer Them Jobs

DEPLYNG TO telegram the board Of governors Of
n the National Association Of City Editors campaigning
against bolshevism and anarchy in this country, Gov
Thos Campbell says he is glad to serve on the board
OF governors of the organization and adds:
The way preserve the republic against these
disciples destruction who seek to overthrow It and to
overurn our institutions send them back forthwith
to the lands which they We have room IN
the United States those who not loyal in thought
and deed TO the great republic which he whose birthday
celebrate today founded" That Washington's
birthday.
This is plain and fearless statement coming from the
governor Of state which has been having its troubles
with LWW. and may have more. Moreover, while advo-
eating the deportation to other lands Of all Boshevist
the governor would doubtless be glad to be nd of the
several bundled Who at last reports, still camped
the outskirts Of Phoenix
Deporting TO countries whence they came all foreign
born AmsriCahaels fine idea but what countries
would the governor deport those who born in the
United States?
There a good many LW.W. members who
less thoughess youths out Of job and down their
luck and ready to listen the doctrine of Offer
these work and three square meals day and they
viii get out Of LW.W ranks The state help by put
ting through good roads program big enough TO give en-
ployment to than the few hundred in the
service Of the state engineering department.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-25
Keep Husband To Lovers Standard" Says Wise Wife
Burning of Discarded Son1beros Helped To Take City

this mornings mail there were four
received. one was from . man who
had just returned from France His
first thought seemed 70 be 10 locate
permanently here as he still has fond
memories OF what Ell Paso was This
Is evidence that the guard located here
really did like the city and liked its
climate. and that their complaints
were just due 20 the habit. because 10
was something TO which they were not
accustomed. and different from what
they were used 20. and they didn't re-
alize that they did like Il until they
had returned 20 their homes"
Il wonder II there are not 4 good
many Fl Paso housewives who do not
know how many cuts OF meat there
are in an animal2" said Mrs. Edna J.
Evans Of the Herald cooking schoolA
and II there are not those IS no would
be unable 20 recognize it II the dealer
had failed 10 send a crosscut shoulder
pot roast I also wonder II there are
not those who do not know that the
shoulder Of mutton is as good as the
leg Of mutton and good bit cheaper
Thursday We viii have half of'an ami
nal here and viii show how many
cuts can be made and what each cut IS
like
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-25
BeautyChatS
The Neu Fashions.
d EDNA kENT FORBEs.

TITO8IEN who depend upon theI-
w clothes TO make them attractive
and there are some thousands who
require fine feathers 10 make fine
birds OF them-have been speculating
about the coming fashions
I am afraid the new fashions are
going 10 be a bit hard for the stout
woman to wear. The slim. loose,
youthful lines OF the chemise dress,
which has done us such service since
the war started is 20 be discarded.
and in its place will come the tight
underskirt. the long Russian tunic-
which viii probably 90 by some other
name-the peg top skirt, and tighter
waists. Evening gowns, which have
yelled themselves mOdesrly IN flowing
sleeves and oddly cut neck lines. viii
be lower than for many seasons. and
sleeveless-and therefore not so kind
20 the very thin woman. In other
words. Paris stopped creating fashions
in 1914 when she was forced 10 take
up arms. but now that peace has come
and she can turn again to designing
the world clothes. she has started Just
where she left off So were back to
tight skirts, coats with huge sleeves
and draped sides, eXtravagant deco
lette, riot OF gay colors- and GER
tam nlrulElLT OF trimming II you
happen 20 have anything left from
your 1914 wardrobe. pray get il out
and have e cleaned; you can likely
wear IL without an alteration
But the new styles are not youth
ful. so the woman in her thirties VIII
have a hard time finding something
20 make her seem younger They VIII
not have loose lines 10 cover defects
in the fiCure-so it's diet and eXer-
else for those who are not perfect in
shape. Nor viii the new styles be so
easy TO make at home out OF two rem
nauts OF material joyful thing
about tie fashions OF the last two
years
Questions and Answers.
" S-Wash the hair only once IN
three weeks. between times brush
powdered 0rris through IL 70 keep 70
fluffy. Get a good hair tonic and use
ir, with massage faithfully every day.
". W.-Unless the nose Is a real de-
formity don't so TO the expense and
trouble OF consulting a facial special
ist- It's hard 20 do anything 70 i'm
prove the uose-eXcept 10 keep the
skin flneEralned and clear-but you
can do a little yourself by pressing in
the wide part OF a few minutes a day.
This may help.
FIorine-The process OF getting rid
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-25

geVOU think It unusual that my
1 husband is so attentive and cour-
teous after all the years We have
spent together" smiled a charming
e. Paso matrou. We'll that can be
explained very simply indeed. Men
are purely animals Of habit. 50 de-
clded from the very first days Of our
married life that I would get iny hug
cand INTO the, habit OF always being
nice 10 me y worked famously.
Many MARRIAGE are wrecked on the
rocks O. Ciscourtesy. as wei as on the
many other rocks that beset the
marital voyage. After all, why
shouldn't married people be as charm
ing in their manner % one another
as they are 70 the outsider Simply
for the reason that they get IN the
habit OF leaving off the little nice
things-thlnEs that are so delightful
in life-and that take so little effort.
too. The fiftle 'tiffs' VIII arise. That
is part Of the fun OF living. a man
TIA. would not have a bit Of a quarrel
now and then would be like an auto
mobile without gas. Quite impcs-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-25
SOWBS.


CHE elected 10 be a suffraget
- And work for the ~woman's cause"
and yet
TTith some misgiving and some re-
Tor she was afHancsd to Arthur
dear
and she must lecture for half a year.
When the tour was done she was glad
no end
sac dreamed Of trousssaus and we'd
ding bells
Cts sad 10 relate, but the truth com
pels.
'rhat Arthur had married her dearest
fEend-l
Love laughs a. losksmlths.- and
lawyers laugh II marriage certlfi-
Gates
The haEd that EterillEen the
nursing bottle f. the hand thar
rules the EForld-huf the other
way sounds more H0eticaI, doesn't
A. - a man loves a dsn1ure blond;
g g he loves a dashinE brunet-5ut
- f1 he loves them both
KINGS
ne kings 90 softly a. the tigers
creep
When they have heard the hunter
on their trail
The kings whose frowu could make
the mighty quail,
whose curse could cause ? trembling
world 10 weep
Stripped Of the pomp. the Ecepter and
The crown
Their power ls puerils and their
futile eyes
Look ont upon the world in vast
surprise
EcTildered that the gods have said
Thumbs down
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-25
4 Case OF Memories,
That Useless Junk

HAVEN'T you felt the sudden and
! unprotected desire to clean up2
You get out all the bureau dra wers.
trunk trays bags and boxes. and you
get yourself comfortably established
in the center Of things.
You sort the good from the bad and
the bad from the impossible
You find long forgotten treasures
You find things you wonder why you
took the pains TO put away.
You ponder q long time over a hand
ful OF foolish things and finally decide
to stick them back in a corner Of your
trunk-and give them another chance
at existence.
When you get thrNgh. the discard
heap isn't nearly as Iarge as It should
be-
II isn't case OF the survival OF the
fittest, because there are a lot Of
things surviving your clean up that
couldn't be called fit
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-25
The Kings

sCIITE kings together said Bill Through every kind
W weather every crime By heaven It's appointed that
al should cahos
brother; going don't back each Other
Then kings regning "A hours
and al Of then strng make the business saw them
dancing
his robe Of eTine each gudy
the
his
scattered
sick together CHASTITY breaks; private leather,
grease the disnted, enjoy peace
Matthew WALT MASON.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-25

Of pimpIes Is slow and discouraginE.
Sometimes there IS a condition OF the
skin itself which forms erupnous-
usually following a long spell OF III
ness. Perhaps there IS a parasite IN
the skin Al all events. the blsckhead
cleansing powder given the other day
viii help wonderfully.
Anna 8TcW.-The formula vas given
day before yesterday.
Jeau-Why use powder At all II Dc
irritates the skim After washing.
rub the face with a channels and 10
viii not shine.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-25

slhlet Explosions arS very necessary
DO not think that I wish 70 give my
husband no credit do. for he truly
deserves a special mention / shall
are 20 be trained to good habits
ct seems TO be the custom for city
employees not 70 be required 20 pay
street car fare, at least IN most in
stances. for I have seen the city fire
men. officers, street workers and va
rious others OF the employees passed in
without fare" said Charles h Lee,
but there is one exception 70 the rule
for I have never seen a city teacher
ride without dropping her nickel in
the box Yet the teacher is an en-
pioye Of the city. I wonder why they
are Disseminated against in that
manner
The livestock in our section, about
Magdalenas y. ". are doing very well
now tkat the weather Is getting
warmer" said Ray Morley. cattle and
sheep man Of that section The win
ter was unusually cold with a great
deal OF snow and some Of the thin
stuff. cattle. horses and sheep, died.
but I think the loss was not over one
percent The moisture in the ground
from the snow and rains viii, OF
course, be a help for early range"
"As we are talking OF Mexican SOM
breros I can tell you Of conflagra-
tion OF those big straw hats about
daylight one morning. as a factor in
the taking Of the city Of Torreou.n
said J. Todd McClammy 70 a party OF
friends 1t occurred at the first TAX
ing Of IOrreOn by Pancho villa He
had sent for the two Arieta brothers
with their commands up in Durango
TO come down and help him They
were all wearing those big sombreros.
straw things. After they had whipped
the enemy over TO the southeast side
OF the town they thought they would
have 20 do some fighting but Villa
had those big hated fellows lined up
near the depot The hats had been
through the hard fighting and showed
70 as did their Durango wearers. He
huge pile and II was no small one.
either Villa had secured a car
load OF Stetsons and had issued to
each man who had given NJ his SOM
brero a bran new American hat Then
the straw sombreros were set on fire
The enemy, seeing the fire in the
darkness OF early morning. thought
that the town was being fired and
fled. so when Villas men went after
them they were gone.
ct was supposed that a great per
centaEe OF the national guard that
was located here in 1915 was very
much dissatisfied with FL Paso." said
secretary A W. Reeves Of the cham
Der Of commerce. yet not a week
passes that there are not inquiries re-
ceived from one or more OF those who
were located here. asking az to op-
HHHa o WH
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-25
II Years Ago Today
From The Herald Of This Date, 1895.


i prevails in the Caucasus a reign
OF terror. All Communication IS cut
off and the last reports left the revo-
Iutiouists besieging the soldiers in the
barracks
Not in the history % Russia have
such scenes transpired as IN the past
three days. Hundreds OF houses were
burned. over 1000 killed and twice as
many wounded. Entire families were
dragged from their homes into the
streets and massacred and their
bodies shockingly mutilated-
Tie pilgrims from Il Paso. bent on
extending the trade Of that city and
Incidentally on seeing the sig 4 o.
the sister republic, arrived IN GUIANA
The usual cordial reception was
rendered, the governors band nesting
and escorting them through the mar
row streets % that city.
Tonight. the party VII leave for
Guadaiajara. where Saturday and
Sunday viii be spent
John Henry smith. head OF the Nor
mon church, accompanied By 5. W
West Agufla Nebaker. B. =. Grant
and John A. lrcAlister. OF the Dtah
Rubber company, are in this city en-
route to Mexico 10 look after their
There will be a meeting at the
chamber OF commerce this evening Tor
the organization OF neW H nL..I,
company Temporary organizaliol
was effected several weeks ago anu
the following officers elected. Z. w
BRYAN. captain. I H S. HuEgetts llrsL
lieutenant c. p LOOMS, second leu-
Tenant These officers have Just been
instructed by the ad1utant general %
organize the company
Mrs Teresa Burns, eEconlrn aroer OF
the Ladies OF the M1ccanees. lel-
for Little Rock this week. me mem
bers OF her lodge met and presented
her with a pin OF her order Just BEFORE
There viii be another big bull fight
in Juarrz next Sunday. Jardnl
chico although fully recovered from
recent wounds received in the Dull
pen viii not tignt ms ti. re. snaJ-
dro.f who is just back from SPAN
Work on the sidewalks along the
street car tracks east Of the sierra
3Iadre tracks was begun in Juare1
this morning
Tuarez statue project was launched
at a mass meeting held IN the Juafe1
council chambers yesterday speecneS
were made IN favor OF the movement
and a CouLllLLEa vas aANE'A----1H- go
an organization perfected 20 have the
work done
= o. Stevens. OF Chicago. brother
OF Dr.. B r. stevens. OF this city, IS
stopping al the OrndorfL
The bread and water policy u the
police department is rapidly riddins
the city OF hohoes- For several weeks
there were about a dozen OF them ar
rested each day, but for the past three
DAYS there has not been an arrest o.
any charged With vagrancy.
Under the personal supervision OF
] Chas. H Gates. a Gates excursion
train Of ten cars arrived IN E Paso
over the santa Fe about 8 o'clock this
3 morning and left at 1890 over the
Mexican Central for points IN Mexico
The party. which numbered 100. VIII
be on the road about IS days During
the morning. the entire party left the
train and made a sightseeing trip over
F Fl Paso and Juarez-
The walls OF the union depot are
l beginning 20 rise above the ground
level Brick laying began three days
ago and from now on. work VIII pro-
! coed rapidly. Grading for the PARK
T site IS beginning.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-25
Talks On Safety.
HEATING THE ENGINE.


livery few days We read OF an auto
l. driver who tries to beat a rail-
road engine 70 the crossing-the car
is struck and a whole family Is killed
The chances are always against the
driver.
There Is 5ust one safe way:
when you approach a crossing
where there IS not an unobstructed
view OF the track in both directions.
you should bring your car 20 a full
stop-and look and listen. II no
train IS approaching then hurry
across
When you have waited for a train
20 pass do not cross until you make
sure there is no train on the other
track, many people have been killed
because they did not take this pre-
caution.
Remember e IS impossible for an
engineer to stop his train in time to
prevent an accident, therefore. Il Is
I'D 70 you 70 stop, look. and listen"
More divorces are granted In the state
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-25
sFAHCULTGHT.

Army life has turned the average
soldier into an advocate OF self-shav-
ing The barber viii have TO speed up
and study efficiency II he is to win
back the patronage Of the exfighter.