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New-York tribune., 1919-04-06

Photos By Paul Thompson
ance. There is also one real department
de luxe" which boasts of a fireplace
that works." white enamel furniture
and Delft blue rugs, for which one must
pay $40 week.
Mixing Good Cheer
And Sanitation
The Booth Memorial Hospital is mod
ern and up to date in every respect, and
yet it lacks that awesome hospital at
mosphere which hangs like a pail over
the majority of such institutions. It's
walls are a warm brown up to the chair
New-York tribune., 1919-04-06
Another Dream
Come True

The "hospital floor" served the pur.
pose of the home very well, but the
officers always had the vision Of extend
ing its activities so that other women
VINO were not able to pay for care dur
ing their confinement and who dreaded
to go to the big free institutions might
enjoy the privileges which the Salvation
Army could give. And at last the dream
New-York tribune., 1919-04-06
Mixing Good Cheer
And Sanitation
pay $40 a wee.

with it, because she can't afford to
switch off, and also because she thinks
it's ladylke-whatever that is.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-06

the home and go out into the world to
earn their own living.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-06

the dressmakers.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1919-05-24
Executive Department.
State of Louisiana.

Whereas, Lloyd R. Deputy ct
ais, OF the Parish of Jefferson
DAVIS, State of Louisiana, has
applied to me for the cancella-
tlon of two bonds, drawn and
subscribed by Louis R. Deputy
as principal, with
LIST. B. C. AndruS as surety in
the sum of $4,000, dated June
lst, 1908, and recorded in Mort
gage Book No. s, page 26O, Parish
of Jefferson Davis, also
IND. j. Fl. Bertrand and VIII
liam Leblanc as sureties in the
sum of $4,000, dated June 18th,
l9l2, and recorded in Mortgage
BOOK 70 No. ~, page 265, Parish Of
Jefferson Davis, and conditioned
l I, the faithful performance and
of said Louis R. Depu-
~ OF his duties as Constable of
ward Ten, Parish of Jefferson
Davis, Louisiana.
=, Now, therefore, |, Rufin G.
pieasant, Governor of the State
u Louisiana, have thought prop
II i, TO issue this my proclamation
with the view of giving public
lotlce to all persons herein inter
SLED and concerned to show
ause IN writing, at the office of
ne q secretary of State at the City
Baton Rouge, La, within nine
days from and after the last
Indication hereof why said
ond and the mortgage resulting
leretrom should not be cancel
q and annulled and the above
a m e d securities discharged
ON any further Liabilities in
e premises.
Ntven under my signature and
e Seal of the State of Louisiana
the City of Baton Rouge, this
IN DAY of May A. d. 1919.
DEAL R. G. PLEASANT.
the Governor:
JAMES J. BAILEY,
Secretary of State.
" 10-6t
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1919-05-24
ISL, Louisiana.
Jennings, La, May 10, 1910
May TO- H. a, 81, June s'7 ; :.
NOTICE TO MORT.
GAGE CRED,,,

In conformity with s..u
h Act No. % of 1898 notice. set = |
by nor gwen to all parties So! htp
cate Gated in the Parish Of ' .1ss /.
D nh;nh Stat, State of Louisiana iieI'e''
h nave not been paid, that Is1f , lG.
C CeSln the the sale of Same me- !, "
Court House door of said At a., y
SATURDAY, JUNE IA, l,n
and that a unmber of said :.
OF property SO deIinGupanPt l'1
now being advertised in 4Nt I'll; q
per III conformity with t l,'lS n
preparatory 81, to such Sale '''e IN
The attention of all mo,
,redltors is especial c c'UIlS' !.
mes neSt I'D; advertisements of t tax a.
mo they are warned to to aIA sally
lepS prior to the sale as r N.Y., SaS
IeceSSary to protect tbo;, uaF D
,St. "0n lhta
ISAAC FoNTENor,
Sheriff and Ex-oilicio rar >
lecior, Jefferson Dav;; SN y Uo'
jSh. Louisiana. "''S RAJ
EN- enn' M - La a., May 10, 1919.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1919-05-24
Executive Department,
State Of Louisiana,

| . Whereas :: J.. NJ. Pitre, Of II,
PARISH OF Jefferson Davis has o %
piled to ne for the csnca iaS aP
81 his Bond, drawn and snb ,a''Sa
"a by himself as principal, Will aL
SEVERN Langley and Marins WIN y u
r =: 81 as Sureties in the full , M,
Of Five Hundred (S5OO.00 yp n SaIn
arS' dated January 18th. 1917 pp5'
and recorded in Mortgage R 3o.S'
a., page Is of the records 3s Of St ,SA
Parish ISL. of Jefferson Davis = a md
conditioned for the faithful n a,,p
.orinance and discharge Of he h,
duties as Constable of Ward S $H
PARISH of Jefferson Davis, Sta,s
of Louisiana. ''a''
Now, therefore, |, RuA3n =
Pleasant, Governor of The S,o t.
OF Louisiana, have thought prO ps
7r to issue this my proclamatiapn
with the view of giving Dublir
lotlce to all persons herein inta,'
'Sted and concerned to Show
, , IN writing, at the office If
he Secretary of State at the Civ "
II Baton Rouge, La, within nine.
y DAYS from and after the last
hereof why said bond
nj the mortgage resulting there.
rom should not be cancelled and
nnuled and the above named So.
discharged from any fur.
le a liabilities in the premises.
Given under my signature and
le Seal of the State Of Louisiana
the City of Baton Rouge, this
'rd day of April A. d. 1919,
SEAL R. G. PLEASANT,
: the governor;
h. H. STONE,
, Secretary of State.
SGT ~
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1919-05-24
For Bilious Troubles.

/, 10 promote a healthy action of
the liver and correct the disord-
els caused by billiousness, Cham
Derlains Tablets are excellent.
Try them and see how quickly
e eliey give you a relish for your
1000 and Danish that dull and
stupid feeling.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1919-05-24

NO! 1915. JuniuS Thibodeau
= --'2 acre in NE1i of NE14 $40;
ny Com 3 it n and 80 fl w of inter
section between lots I and 2 MEL
ITS SO, " l4O fl N paraI with abov
H. line between secs 1-2, 40 #, E II,
It. Lot : blk 9 L. l.. Morse add
" $3.50 and costs.
W No. 1896, A. G. Wiikins-Lo
and % of lots 80, VIZ of lot.
n / and 4 blk "A Cary's add and i'm.
d !provements. $35.2S and costs.
No. 2O2O. VIM. ST. Elmo Young
IS beg at pit II rdS 4 # and 10 in
l. n 80 deg F of the SW cor of lot
q I sec 1898, thence N 50 deg, f
D rds #, thence N 81 deg w to
+ the n line Of lot 3 sec 1884,
y thence S 80 deg, w 5 rds 1 fl.
theme 5 81 deg E to point of com,
1 containing ] acre. 1878 and
costs.
! No. 81 Sup. ]. A. Halliburton
Lot com S line lot 4 blk 3 G.H,
Morse add at a point 50 # Z of
>W cor, com NV II f loft: also
4 strip 30 # wide being w nj lot
Dix 3 Morse add 144 # deep
''O4 ana costs
| NO. :. Sup. Joseph Berwick
LOT 3 DIX 81 Cary add. $5.03 and
COSTS
Ward Observation-Disclosures
No. 2049. J. H. Lewis|22o
acres NW1i NW1t NEH: NJ Of
ISWA of MEL 1854 41oo AK ~
costs.
No. 2O59. A. f. Pleake-l6O
acres WE of SWNl 20. WIZ OF
NEHl 1858. S5S63 and costs
No. 2O62. B. +. Sargentw39o :
acres So 5-S-3. $134.OO and costs, If
No. 2O7O. A. G. Wilber-113 8
acres in Sc cor 3Q-99 coz 70 ~ =,
costs. l
Ward Three-Res;dert I
No. 2074 Split, Josenh Rertrond s
9en oonoo 90 "ooePii bertrand .
costs.
No. 2O97. L. C.. BuckIin-39o A
acres NWA Of +, NEH 5-9-3 Isl
S125.63 and costs 'o-0' %
No. 2O9S. L. C. Bucklin-16o /,
acres NW14 sec 5-S-3. 1888 and of
costs. '0 gnu q
No. 2183. J. A Jestar 100 u
creS NE14 sec 1888. $82.O8 and bl
osts. :.
No. 2214. Mrs. Elizabeth Land ST
y-16 acres, 1-3 interest in F AZ of
cres of So of NEA sec 22-S-3 an
$40 and costs ' - 0e
No. 1928. Placide Leblanc
Ia acres, lot 2 or Ell of FL IF !
~ SEA sec 1888. s1608 and ISV
w. NJ" ooo, !
Is acres, 81 of NJ Of ser . 81 IanC
s, tHH sec 3-o-4. SlS1.34 and \
Ward Observation-Disclosures &
No. 23lO. Andrew D;ce.on Sol,
u ii OAK Z AnderSonville. $50 Sl.o
Ward Four-Resffont 7 to
w. w. |ooo. PaScalie Agnese- N
70. 1881. l, C. Ruct,in % 22-9
.es. 81 Of SF1I of 'S S1H1,l
rs. $3.0S and COSTS C. wv "a Sec
10. 2444. lanes Fronoo;. 4, - M
eS 'ymS ; OF N. 0. T. NJ. r. R. w 7
costs, y '0' ''-0-'' @l'zz OF OF N
TO- 400 Raymond Hanks of 8
# T. of NV h7o oio II . ana paral
100 # N Isl # 90 # IT. to y h avr ~ ~ io
;. De ~
}. Richard Harris ts NO
s blk 1 AnderSonvilla 90 10 a acres IS
u.s. o. = No,
=, 900 ~ n. Morris Estate sub O
= ~ d. d pt 49O 1t 5 of NE cor So O
5 n g. :, run tdo w 25O IT, N 100 # cost,
y - ~ ioo II TO beg, contain No.
a are :, S4.S6 and costs. sub E
= z'o 90 ola garry 5. Pilgrim-Be- and c,
y 10 " p' 40 II ) and IS # E of No.
y c0' S Seo GO 80, ) 100 IT, E 200 and /
=" os ca'OS ana costs. -.,-......... S5.0f
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-08-29
CATCH LIQUOR STEALERS.
Ida Count Officials Set Trap Fo
Home Robbers-catch Three.

Special to Times -Repu blican.
Ida Grove. Aug. ga young man
by the name of "Chink" Firbaugh. who
worked in the local laundry for sew
eral months during the past year. was
arrested at Battle Creek in this coun-
ty one day last week, and at hear
ing before justice of the peace this
forenoon waived examination and will
appear before the grand Jury at the
next term of court on charge of be-
ing member of gang of young men
who entered the residence of Ed
Meents in this city several weeks>aso
considerable pilfering Of cellars had
been going on. ostensibly for liquors ann
a plan was laid for the gang whom 1t
was thought was committing the dep
relations. by shipping in dummy
trunk and circulating the report that
it contained liquor. The sheriff's Off
ce was given tip. and on the night
after the trunk VAS taken to the
Meents home guard was placed in the
cellar. Three local boys were cap
tured by the Sheriff, two others getting
away,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-08-29
Northern Io1Da, Items

ledo. Those who are eligible to the
badges and who have not yet notified
| the secretary should do so without de-
lay.
Hampton--E. II. Mallory, who, for Z
year has held the record in this coun-
ty for price received for shipment OF
live stock to the Chicago market. has
recently made another record and Sc.
| a high mark for single consignment
of fat stock. Seven cars of cattle ship
| ped out brought $4,000 and two cars
| of hogs will bring check of close to
Sc, 900, making total OF $4,000, prob
ably the largest amount ever received
lin this county for fat stock at one time.
Garner-A survey for the paving Of
| the Iowa Pike across Hancock coun-
ty has been started this week by Coun-
ty Engineer Charles Martin, who re
ceived instructions for the survey for
the grading from the Iowa highway
| commission last week in compliance
with the federal law requirements.
The survey for the grading will re-.
quire about Two months. :. very
complete as to details. 1T must be
approved by the federal government.
The work of construction will not be-
gin until 1920. It'll
Waterloo Gathering in information
and material to make permanent rec
ord Of the activities OF Waterloo and
Black Hawk county war workers was
recommended at a meeting Of the war
camp community servive committee In
the Commercial Club rooms. It Is es-
sen$sa,, the committee decided, that
the history OF work done ~ war Or
ganizations be made Of record as soon
as possible, or much OF the informa-
ton may be lost forever. 1t was not
determined what body would be en-
trusted with the work. but a local COM
mittee. perhaps or the historical So
ciety, probably viii carry oN the plan.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-08-29
TO FIGHT ARBITRATION.


Special to Times Republican.
Des Moines, Aug. .s.--The selection
OF an arbitration committee 10 under
take TO 1rbitrate the strike troubles mt
Waterloo liz looked for in n few days,
following the move made by Governor
Harding Thursday when he notified
both union men and employers to Sc
lcct list of names out OF which two
would pe selected. these two TO name o
third to form the committee
The governor has been Informed,
however. that the employers viii fiEh
this proposition and will not consider
arbitration. They take the position that
they are not subject to this law since
their manufacturing business is inter-
state In its nature. They declare fur
Their they can not pay increased wages
in competition with non-union farm
implement factories elsewhere,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-08-29

city. de pleaded guilty to a charge Of
forgery. and Judge James DeIand SEN
fenced him to confinement In the re-
formatory in Anamosa for y period not
TO exceed ten years, and the expenses
OF the procedure. Admire cashed
five checks In all. and wrote all OF
them but one. II was on storm
Lake bank. and Admire claims that q
man with seven different names wrote
II. and taught him how 10 forge checks,
Tho other four were on a Newell bank.
The five checks totalcd Si2l.50.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-08-29
COULD HARDLY
DRESS HIMSELF
TANLAc ENDs TEN YEARS RHEU,
MATioM FOR FARMER CLARK
~ S--0AIkS 10 POUNDS.

"There; that's the stuff that set my
stomach and kidneys right and drove
the rheumatism out of my arms and
legs after had suffered torture for
over ten years" said l.. H. Clark, a
well known farmer Of Brimfield. ILL.,
nois. ~ he pointed to the Tanlac dis
play In the Sutliff 4 Case store mt
Peoria, recently.
MY neighbors will tell you" he con-
tinued, Just any time you ask them.
that they never saw a man come out
like I have. Why. l have gained eigh-
teen pounds In weight and can do
more work than at any time in ten
years. Before ! started on Tanlac
my stomach just seemed to be
almost completely played out. Every
bite would eat would get as sour as
vinegar and pretty soon gas would
form and cause such awful cramping
pains that i could hardly stand 1t.
Then would get so dizzy that every
thing seemed to be whirling around.
The minute would lie down at night
and close my eyes everything seemed
10 start turning over I finally got SO
] couldn't eat much Of anything and
was 80 run down and weak that |
couldn't work regular. i always man
aged to drag around and do the little
work about the barn until my kidneys
got out Of order and got the rheuma-
tism, and then was laid up for weeks
at time. Eve seen the time when
couldn't have walked from the house
to the barn to save the best horse I've
got, l was so crippled up with rheuma-
tism. Ny legs were swollen up to twice
their natural size and l couldn't take
. step without just suffering like
sblue blazes."
'My back was In such a bad shape
with rheumatism that if | stopped ov-
er to pick up anything / would just see
stars, and there were weeks at time
when had to be perfectly quiet.
could hardly dress myself and went
down so fast that no one thought I
would ever be well again. Well / was
just about ready to give up the fight
when rat last ran across this Tanlac.
After I commenced taking this medi-
cine soon started gaining ground and
1t wasn't long until was well on the
road to recovery. found that 1t was
just what needed and never allowed
myself to miss q dose. Well. the results
are that am now perfectly sound and
well and know what good health is for
the first time in ten years. can eat
Just anything and my stomach feels
just like a new one. My kidneys don't
bother me any more and I never feel
a sign OF rheumatism, and 4 sleep so
sound that the horses might kick the
barn down and don't believe l would
hear them. Yes, sir, it's Tanlac and
nothing else that put me on my feet
and appreciate 1t enough to tell the
world what think about It," ri
Tanlac Is sold In Marshalltown by
Old Reliable Drug Co.. in st. Anthony
by Geo. L. La Plant. in State Center
by Brimhall Bros, in Melbourne by III.
X. Corbett, and in Gilman by w. ]. &
j. A. Wand.
:. ~ !. 81
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-08-29
Steals From Aged Woman.

Spetlfi 70 iiiicS-INepuohSdu.
Council Bluffs, Aug. 29.-The mean
est man in Council Bluffs has been
found. Mrs. Mary Stinson, an aged
woman largely dependent upon $40
which the court allows her each month
for the care Of a grandson, telephoned
the office of the telephone company
she was unable to come to the office
to pay her bill. stated that she had a
check for SO and to send collector
with change for the check. Some one
soon after presented himself at the
wornans home and said he was COL
cctor for the telephone company, was
given the check and upon the plea that
he did not have the righ. change went
to get the check cashcd and never re-
turned. The officers have strong
clue and expect TO arrest the thief.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-08-29
Belmond Happenings.
Special to Times Republican.

SptClal
edmond. Aug. 29.-Gabriel Gabriel
son. a farmer. was seriously injured re-
Gently while working with his thresh-
ing outfit. In backing tractor to the
machine he became caught between tho
two, with the tractor in motion, and
the thresher was pushed several feet
with him between the machines before
IL could DE stopped. He suffered a cut
cheek and eye. besides a sever ely
bruised and scratched back.
Steven HGrdwicN returned recently
from Chicago. where he has been taxi
ing photography at college. He leaves
soon for California. where he has ac-
cepted a position with moving pic
ture company. Hardwick was among
the towns first arIvoIunteers, cross
ing in Pershing's first contingent. but
was unable to stand the heavy train
ing and was sent home. since when
his health has been poor. requiring
constant attention at government hos
pitfalls until recently.
Willis Knisley Is now In charge OF
the Swift & Co. station in Belmond,
succeeding John Zook as manager.
Miss Rena Purdy returned this week
from Greedy. Colo, where she has been
visiting for several weeNs past.
r. J. Johnson is in Lisbon, N. d., this
week attending to business interests.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Miller, of Mar
engo. ILL.,, and Mrs. Pete Martinsen and
children. of Elgin ILL., are guests at the
home OF Mrs. X. NJ. Tomlinson, she be-
ing sister and aunt, respectively, OF
Mr. Miller. and Mrs. ,Martinsen.
+. o. Fits, Rock Island agent, has
gone to Wisconsin for several weeks
vacation at Bruce, his place being TAX
en- by John Noll. relief agent. Mr.. Fits
is the oldest agent in point Of service
~on the Rock Island lines.-
= Mrs. Charles Leinhach. OF Kansa
City, Kan. is guest at the home c.
hersmother, Mrs n. A. Justus.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-08-29

Atlantic Without funds. unable to
secure position and with a wife ana
g weeks -old babe in the cast in neeu
OF money, Morris Davidson became de-
spondent and tried TO kill himself. He
was found beside the road unconscious
from the effects of arsenic poisoning.
FIe had eaten a rat biscuit.
Mason city-James Buchanan. night
captain of police here. for the last four
years, was acquitted before civil SER
vice commission on charges of ineffi-
cheney and INSTRUMENTATION. Fourteen
charges had been filed against him py
s. A. Koch, commissioner OF pubic
safety. The civic service board voted
unanimously on Buchanan's acquittaL
Ie Mars-While buying a ticket Tor
Sioux City at the railroad station. Cas-
per- Huebsch, aged 70. fell dead from
heart disease. He was q pioneer hard
ware merchant Of LeMars and a>resi-
dent here for over forty years. His
widow, two sons. Will Huebsch, cash
:.s &c .ha. American Trust and Saw
ings Bank, Lloyd Huebscn, OF West-
field, and two daughters survive.
vinton-Mrs. C. r. Pagan has re-
ceiyed word that her son, Maynard
Barnes, has been assigned to con-
sular position and that he will soon
sail for Patyas Greece. Maynard grad
uated from Grinnell College last June
and he expects to make consular SER
vice his life work. He is q; bright boy
and has many friends who rejoice with
him over receiving q good appointment
SO soon after graduation 49, ~ 4$5
\. Toledo Many men and women, res
idents Of Tama county for fifty years
q. longer have made application to
Secretary r. w Adair, OF the Tama
County Old Settlers Associations for
fifty-year badges, to be received Sat
Eurday. Sept O. at the annual pio1ic to
- :. !. $: .c..rt house lawn IN To-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-08-29
Poor ' oman Makes Sacrifice

For years 4 nave doctUfed Tor ;fis::;-;
gestion and severe bloatlng with gas,
all my money had gone for doctors
and medicine which did me no good. 1
had lost all faith in medicines and as
have to work hard for the few dol
lars earn was afraid ~ risk any
more money. Al year ago my neighbor
told me to try Mayr.'s Wonderful Rem.
edy. have found IT to be the best
medicine in the world and am glad r
made the sacrifice It is q simple.
harmless preparation that removes the
catarrhal mpcus from the intestinal
tract and allays the inflammation
which causes = r-a cttcai.y;r. all stomach.
liver and intestinal ailments. including
appendicitis. One dose Will convince
or money refunded: Old Reliable Drug
|! Co. Henry 8. Mayer. and drussists
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-08-29
IOWA U. cokFzRs DEGREES.
Closing Midsummer Commencement
Hold Tod,y.


Special to Times -Repu blican.
Iowa City. Aug. 29-The closing mid
summer commencement at Iowa I>ni-
vcrsity was held today.
The principal orator was Rev
Charles =. Rowiison, la Crosse. WIS,
and degrees were conferred upon the
following summer session postgradu-
atcs and others.
Master Of arts. Catherine A. Burns
Iowa city; master Of science, William
V. Knoll Acklcy: MarEery Simpson,
Attica, Kan. and Robert Taft. Iowa
City.
Dactor IF philosophy, Leo ], Brueck-
ner, Iowa City.
Certificates in education. Hubert Nj
Hoeltje. Lowden; Helen NJ. Holmes
West Union: Esther r. Mcclure, Iowa
City: Carrie u. Sampson. Kamrar;
Mary Maude ,Shuei Parnell; Elizabeth
A. Thomas. Iowa City.
Bachelor OF Arts, Robert ]. Aurner
Iowa City william j. Burney Des
Moines: Frederick G. Cox. Iowa City;
Ralph II. Griffin, Traer: Hubert II
Hocljte, Lowden Helen NJ. Holmes
West Union. Harold l.. Irwin. Belle
PLANE: Peter III. Peterson, Lyons; Ed
ward r. Rate. Iowa City; Simon j
Samonte. Laoag. P. l.. Carrie u. Samp-
son, Kamrar: Mary VI. Shuell Parnell;
Conrad c. EStaehfng. Northwood; Ell
iza5eth a. Thomas. Iowa City: Louis
Philio Tobin, Vinton.
Bachelor of Science. Florence F.
White, Iowa City.
Bachelor of Science In Commerce;
Michael Cornwall. Waverly.
Bachelor of Laws Lawrence j.
Coekshoot. Wilton Junction; Kenneth
w. Nelson, Winfield: Howard NJ. Rem
ley. Jr., Anamosa; Ross f. White, Iowa
City.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-08-29
Banker viii Recover.

Special to Times Republican.
Ida Grove. Aug. 29.-Banker Ed.
Bowman, of this city, is resting easier
today and his physicians give out Inc
information that unless complications
develop his chances for an early recov-
cry are good. Mr.. Bowman, in COM
pany with salesman for an adding
machine, were on their way to Hol-
stein yesterday afternoon. when. IN
passing another car. their wheels lock-
ed and the car in which the banker
was riding was turned over several
times. Mr.. Bowman was SO badly In
iured that he remained in an uncon.
scious condition for several hours and
ii was feared that internal injuries
had been received.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-08-29
Fail in Brain Analysis.
Special to Times Republican.

SpeCIHI 10 TINES ftepUUIICHH
Iowa City, aug. 29,-Iowa University
archaeological experts have given up
as hopeless the efforts to analyZe the
brains of the Dane bull dog that lac
Grated the face and other portions oil
the body of little Ruth Rowland. Of
Story City, az the brains were sent
here. not in the head Of the killed
beast. but taken out. and packed II
formaldehyde. which produced such an
effect on the tissue that analysis is
impossible II the girl comes for Pas
teur treatment, she must be sent ION
suspicion"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-08-29
LEMON JUICE
FOR FREcKLEs
Girls! Make beauty lotion TOR
afew cents-Try I'll

Squeeze the juice>6f two lemons into
a bottle containing three ounces OF
orchard white. shake well. and you
have q quarter PINT OF the best freckle
and tan lotion, and complexion beauti-
fier, at very. very small cost.
Your grocer has the lemons and any
drug store or toilet counter will supply
three ounces Of orchard white for few
cents. Massage this sweetly frns.raEt
lotion into the face, neck, arms and
hands each day and see how frecFlcs
and bIemis'ies disappear and how clear,
soft ard rosy-white tn. skin becomes.
Yes! It Is harmless and never irri-