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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-13
A. tho Casino.


NaEimova, in her first picture as an
American girl. is now at the Casino
for three days. Her picture, "The
Brat" and a Harold Lloyd comedy
make up the program.
The scene Of THE Brat" IL laid In New
York In the home of an American au-
thor, who Is writing q book about the
street. girl, whom he knows nothing
about. He decides to 20 to the night
court and find girl that Will repre-
sent the one he Is writing about.
Nazimova plays the part Of ''the brat"
a chorus girl who Is discharged from
the company because she refuses to
60 with the authors brother. who hap
pens to be a friend of the manager Of
the show. On her way home she is
overtaken by the brother who tries to
make her 90 with him. She fights with
him and is arrested and taken to the
night court. Here Forester, the au-
thor. meets her and takes her to his
home. She goes thru many trying eI-
periences at her new home because OF
the fact that she 10 not wanted there
by the authors brother and hancee.
They make life miserable for her but
she stays there to help Forester with
his new book. One night. when she
comes home. she finds the younger
brother robbing Forrester's safe.
She sends him away and As she Is
shutting the safe Forester enters and
accuses her of the theft. She tries to
shield the younger brother, but he tells
Forester that he is the guilty one.
Nazimova scores a big hit in her
first appearance in an American play
and plays her part eleverly turnout.
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and as Preventative take Laxative
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At tho Odeon.

AT th0 O0e0N.
The Glass; Parker Rachford shows
returned to the Odeon Sunday night
for one performance. presenting The
Natural Law to a capacity house.
The play. a strong drama, with a de-
lfghtful love story. was most capably
presented by this popular company.
Specialties by members Of the com.
pany were presented between the acts.
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It was Q fAir-sized audience that
Travelled with Lyman H. Howe 1t the
Odeon Saturday night. visiting tho
magnolia gardens Of South Carolina.
the ice-bound fields Of tho Canadian
Rockies and tho Andes mountains. and
to the coast Of Florida, where FIRST
hand glimpses Of tarpon fishing were
secured.
The program was typically Howe.
and Of the. same high character always
expected by those who welcome a
Howe program because they know
they will be instructed as well as
amused. In addition to the travel por-
ton Of the program the camera men
displayed wonderfully interesting In
sight into the big Bethlehem steel
works, showing the making Of big guns
Evening journal., 1919-01-18
FACE A SIGHT
WITH P|MPLES
Also On Neck and Hands.
Pain Very Severe.
Cuticura Heals.

81 suffered from a peculiar irrits-
tion, and small pimples appeared
over my neck, face and hands. l
was a sight. Later they burst and
corruption oozed out. / could not
sleep, and the pain was very severe
when ! put my hands in water.
81 saw an advertisement for Cuti-
cura and sent for a free sample.
Then bought more, and after using
two cakes Of Soap and nearly one
box Of Ointment was healed"
(Signedl Miss Isabella Smith, i2i7
S. 18th ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
Cutieura Soap, Ointment and Tai
cum are ideal for everyday toilet
and nursery uses.
sF Be sure TO test the fascinating fragrance Of
Cuticura Islcum on your skin. The Soap ONT
ment and Isicum z5c. everywhere.
Evening journal., 1919-01-18
BRYAN SPEAKS AT
QUEEN THEATRE
Secretary of State Johnson
to Preside at Tomorrow's
Meeting
WILL DISCUSS
"DRY" MOVEMENT

With the country through thirty-six
States having ratified the Federal
amendment on prohibition, and because
Nebraska. his native State, was the
thlrty-slxih and lnal State necessary
TO put The United States In the bona
dry list the visit OF William jennings
Bryan TO this city tomorrow afternoon
TO speak at the Queen Theatre, Is all
The most attractive TO "drys" and d''wet
forces alike.
The Commoner comes under the au-
spices OF the Antl-saloon League, u
explain some OF the many new angles
on the Prohibition Issue that will with
In the next few months prove 10 be
The most talked Of subject before the
American people.
The wet forces will Try % stave on
the enforcement OF the bone dry leSis-
lailOn, and they are interested TO learn
from such a careful student and OBJ
server what the latest ideas OF the TEN.
perance folk are regarding prohibition
The meeting is scheduled for 3.3C
o'clock.
Secretary OF State Everett C. John
son Is 10 act as presiding ofilcer and
will introduce Mr.. Bryan. While Mr.
Bryan has spoken hefe before. hs
never came under such circumstance:
as the present.
In. the past year he has been deyot-
ing himself more closely 10 the Pro
hibitlon issues than ever before, and
has many new arguments, II Is stated
to show why dry" nation VIII be
preferable 10 a wet" one.
Evening journal., 1919-01-18
MOONEY STRIKE
SET FOR July 4
Labor Congress Or ders
Walkout Unless Leader
Gets New Trial
WILSON KISSED, GETS
VOTE OF THANKS

CHICAGO, Jan. is-A general strike
OF organized labor designed 10 para
lyze every Industry in the country. be-
ginning next Fourth OF July, was do
cided upon by the National Labor Con
gress as a means or obtaining a new
trial for Thomas J. Mooney and War
rem Billings n Federal Intervention and
every other means adopted TO procure
the desired relief fail
The convention authorized the rails
ing OF a fund OF si,OO0,OO0 10 carry on a
campaign OF education 10 liberate the
labor leaders and 10 promote the pro-
posed general strike. II is planned TO
finance the movement by leyylng an
assessment OF 30 cents on each member
OF organized labor In the country.
The convention, which finished It's
four-day session last night adopted
also resolutions demanding that the
people OF Russia and Germany be per-
mItted TO work out their own destiny.
that American trops be withdrawn
from Russia and that all political and
Industrial prisoners receive the same
consideration as prisoners OF war.
The delegates adopted the program
recommended by the International
Workers Defence League 10 obtain the
liberation OF Mooney and Billings. The
resolution provided that a committee
OF i've labor Representatives be named
10 go 10 Washington and ask President
Wilson and members OF Congress for
Federal Intervention.
The committee will ask that a Special
Assistant United States Atorney-Gen-
eral be appointed 10 obtain the release
OF Mooney and Billings by nRbeas
corpus or other means IN order that
they may have new trials In a court
outside OF California
The Legislature OF California viii be
asked 10 pass a law which VIII enable
the courts OF that State to grant new
trials In cases where convictions are
obtained by perjured evidence or other
fraudulent means. II these means fail
then organized labor VIII be asked 10
call the general strike.
Asks A. y. OF l.. Approval.
The American Federation OF Labor
Will be asked 10 indorse the general
strike at It's next annual convention.
Tha Mooney case program resulted IN
thery debate, lasting Ave hours. In the
Evening journal., 1919-01-18
"P0WDERETTES" OUT
AT CARNEY'S POINT

CARNEY's POINT. N. J.. Jan. is-
"pOwdeFettes" as the women powder
workers were dubbed when they came
here 10 help out In making explosives
10 beat the Germans. will pack up their
belongings today and yacate the six
large dOrmilories that were erected for
them at the edge OF the model villages.
Most OF the COO girls VIII return 70 fac
tories, offices and other work they left
10 do their bit" 10 help win the war,
The dupont Company has discharged
many OF the girl workers, but those
who remain on the payr0lls Will be
quartered In private boarding houses.
Nl occupants OF the dormitories have
been notified that these buildings Will
close at the end OF this week. This Or
der Is also taken 10 mean that the cafe
teria for women and the recreation hall
CONSTRUCTED for them also Will suspend
Evening journal., 1919-01-18

first colored draftees who left VIII
mington for training camp. After q
short period OF training he was sent
overseas. His nature was to look on the
bright side OF everything, and always
70 encourage and help those around
him. His kindly disposition made him
beloved OF all who came In contact
with him, not only here and In the
training camp, but also in France,
where he was highly regarded by the
French people whom he met. There Is
one particular family that now keeps
in correspondence with his family here,
and they tell how much they cared
for him. His letters home TO his family
and friends were always encouraging
and showed that he looked forward to
being with them again. He died In
France, December i6, from bronchial
pneumonia. His death came as a great
shock 70 his bereayed family and many
friends.
Evening journal., 1919-01-18
ROSE HILL GRANGE OFFICERS.

Rose Hill has elected the followine
officers for the new year: Master
Jesse Jochen; steward. ]. Frank Meg
ginson; chaplain. s. II. Hewitt: treas
urer, Charles MegglnsOn; gatekeeper.
George W. Burris; overseer, Harry Dol
son; lecturer, Mrs. May Jochen: secre-
tary, Mrs. Flora Hewitt; assistant stew
ard. James Banner; lady assistant stew
ard. Edna DAVIS; ceres, Mrs. Jennie Meg
glnson; pomona, Mrs. Mary Burris
flora, Mrs. Edna owen.
The new officers will be Installed at
a public meeting TO be held at the Rose
Hill schoolhouse on Wednesday even
ing, January 90. An effort will be made
TO get all friends and former members
OF the grange. to attend this meeting.
Installation officers will be announced
ct a later date.
Charles Megginson, former master
of the granze, who has been very sick,
is much improved, but stiIl confined 10
mis- home.
Evening journal., 1919-01-18
isks A. y. OF 4. ApprOVal.
''lUCH! THAT old
RHEUMAIISk!''
That's the time 70 get busy and apply
slOan's Liniment

Put II on that rheumatism-aitacked
Joint, LET IL penetrate without rubbing
and then-what a relief
Sloan's Linlment won't monkey on
the Job. II gets right down 10 business
and helps 10 relieve almost any kind OF
external ache, pain, or bruise that
comes along. Does II cleanly, quickly.
economically, From any druggist. any
where. The big bottle is economy. 30c.
COO, si.20.
Evening journal., 1919-01-18
CAMnEN NEWs NOTES.

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
CAMDEN, Del, Jan. iS.-Mrs. A.
Powell. wife Of Aida Powell, hardware
merchant OF Wyoming, died yesterday
morning after a long illness.
The Camden Council. Junior Order
American Mechanics. VIII install the
newly elected officers next Thursday
evening. Claude NJ. Hinsley viii install
the officers.
Mrs. Annie wyatt is visiting In VIII
mington.
Mr.. Collins OF Wilmington. was the
guest Of William Burke, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Boggs were In Whining
ton this week.
Elmer Dunn OF Fort Salisbury was a
visitor this week.
Mrs. William NJ. Evans is visiting in
Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1919-01-18

way than I was In the United States
and Frank says the same, so don't
worry about us"
Corporal Frank II. Moore is In Com
pany 3. ii7lh Infantry. He writes,
1--WE have been on nearly every front
from the Swiss border TO the North Sea
and believe me, we took some ground
that nobody but l0nks could have
taken. Instead Of Christmas presents
give my share to The Belgian Relief
Fund"
Evening journal., 1919-01-18
TEELE OPENS CITY AGENCY.

Albert /. TeeIe, real estate man, IA
opened a branch Office IN this city.
No. si2 King street, which will be ID
charge OF Charles II. Dodge, OF North
umberland pa. Mr. Teele is The or
ganlzer OF The mild climate farms
selling campaign. IN his Januarl
catalog, Delaware Is mentioned as par
OF the garden spot Of America wheri
flne farms are to be found.
Evening journal., 1919-01-18

course OF which radical delegates Oh
posed the sending OF COMMITTEES Z
Washington.
In the discussion President WILSON,
name was hIssed and July was rc
rerred to as The Masters Holiday"
Later William Spoon OF Oakland. Cal
paid a tribute to President Wilson 70
his sympathetic attitude toward laboi
and the convention by rising vote es
tended thanks TO the Chief Executiv
for his efforts 10 obtain MONEYS re
lease.
Evening journal., 1919-01-18

John w. Loper, Ordnance Repair
Shop. Depot Labor Company %, A. E.
F.. has written his mother from France
saying he IS we'll and thinking Of those
at home where he hopes 10 return In
safety. He left this city with a con-
tlngent OF 700 men for Camp Upton on
August 4. He was sent overseas a short
time after going 10 camp.
Evening journal., 1919-01-18
PROMINENT BUSINESS MAN
DIES IN CAMBRIDGE

CAMBRIDGE, Md. Jan. is.-Daniel II.
Lecompte, director of the Eastern
Shore Trust Company for some time
preident Of the Cambridge Gas Com
pany. one OF the founders Of the Cam
bridge Building and Loan Association.
and one Of the original directors OF the
Dorchester National Bank, died yester-
day afternoon. A widow and several
children survive, one OF the latter be-
ing Darcy Lecompte, cashier OF the
Pleasantvllle Trust Company, Pleasant
vile. N. J.
He was a descendant OF Anthony Le-
compte. French Hugenot. who emlgrat-
ed TO this country from France in the
seventeenth century.
Evening journal., 1919-01-18

Leon Hudson Cork, the son Of Joseph
and May Cork, was born In 1890. At the
age Of five years, he started attending
primary school, and was graduated
from the Howard High School In 1919.
He entered Howard University, and in
1913 he received the deg~ee ~ b'"h-lor
Of arts. A year later he took another
course In the medical department, Of
the same school and was graduated IN
1917, receiving the degree OF dental
surgeon. While preparing 10 settle in
business. he was called TO the colors.
and left in November, 1917, with the
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SANCHEZ TOCA SERA e.
CUE REORGANICE FL
GABINETE
Del Se-rielo -speeisl se La PRENS.A"

Del Se-ricio >s2eciGl &c La pRENSA"
MADRID, Agosto 1S.-Dicese en-
los circuIos poIiticos que el Gabine-
te que preside SANCHEZ Toca sera
reorganizado en- breve Y Que NaZ-
quez Mella sera nonbrado MiEistro
de Instruction: La Cierva dc Ha-
cieEda Y Bugailal de Ia G~obernaciJn,
pero este rumor no la pedido ser
confirmado, habiendo manifdcstado
SANCHEZ Toca a les reporters que cl
Gabinete no ma decidido aUn tomar
determination alguna.
Tambi6n Sc asegura en- los prorios
circulos que los miembros de la mi
noria co~nservadora Sc hallan a pun
to de abandonar a Maura Y de unir-
sc q Dato, Y Sc a@rega que esta pre-
parandose una gran demonstration
con el objeto de proclamar que Da-
to es el Unico jefe p9sible del 60
hierno espanol Y La Cierva el segun-
do en- 81 mando.
La prensa, en- general. elogia a
Sl2chez Toca a causa DE- hab2r To-
grade que fuera ~apro5ado su pro-
grama, en- Ell Congress Y dice que cs-
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Sc OPERA UNA REACTION FAVORABLE EN-
YUCATAN CON LA EXPEDITION De LA LEY
SOBRE Ell MERCADO LIBRE DEL HENEQUEN
Los cosecheros quedan en- lbersad de vender la libra a su
arbitrio y hacen gestiones para d~esligarse
de la fanosa R~eguladora

ca al ~desarrolllo De la RIGA industrial.
Para estas o0ras los productores cuen
tan con Ia cooperation bancar:a de
varias caSaS de les Estados Unidos,
las cualcS cnviaron va IN represen-
tante Que IN estado celcbrardo COLI
~ferenciaS impcrtantes con los capita
listas del Estado.
La rescision de un contrato.
D. .Avelino Monies, uno de los 20
derCsos h~acendados, 3olicito va Ia
rescision de sus contracts con la Re
puladora, de acuerdo con Ia nueva
Leg del Mercado Libre; psrc SC tcmc
que el asunto sc pase a Gciiberaciones
en- vez de fallar IN favor del hacen.
dado desde luego, pueS en- el case
NADIA tiene que discutirse, puesto que
Ia ley a este respecto es t~crminante.
Alcunos otros hacendados V. en- ge
neral todos, Sc disEnncn a hacer 10
mismo que ell senior Monies. confia
dos en- que tanto el gobie-no federal
como Ell Ministro de Hacienda, que
conocen bien los asuntcs financieros
yucatccos, presten ayuda a la rueva
orientaciln que Sc csta Gando Il los
asuntos econ6micos del Estaoo.
Una ~noticia dcsagvadablc.
La noticia de que ell page de i'm
puestos debia hacerse solamente con
Gro nacional, en- vez de quc con pa
pei de la Rcguladora, cayo como bonn
ba cntn2 los haCendados. Con este
>Aot,vo el ccmercio Y los prodlctores
y, en- general los hombres de nego-
clos. han celebraGO varias %juntas, a.
cordando pagar con orc metalico los
!mpUestos, 81 cual facil!tara Ia misma
Reguladcra al tipc de ochenta por
cicnto.
MucnaS personals que tenian gran
des ~cantidados De panel dc la Regula-
dora 10 invirtieron en- estampillas de
"a Renta Interior. con 10 cue hicieron
I'm eXcelente regocio. sin que por
clio rada pueda decirIes nj la Re-
g~uledcra nj el propio Ministro de Ha-
cienia.
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D;VERSAS.

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la RECEPTION QUE
HARAN A OBRECON
EN- JAL[SCO

GUADALAJARA, Jal, Agosto 1G.
-Procedente de Ia capital de la Re-
publica lego a esta ciudad c! Lie:
Ramos Plaslow, r~epnssertante del
Partido Liberal ConstitGcionalista,
Ell objetc &C su viaje es reclbir Dig
naments al candidate a Ia Preslden-
Gle, Aware GeTegGn, cuya l'eg@la a.
qui Sc cspera va en- estes dias. Por
su parsa In c:udaG Sc prepare a -cCl-
Dir al candidate, pues b,"l Sc sal e
que cuenta cen simratias entire "a
gunos elemeu,cs tapatios &c waller Y
popElares.
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OBRAS DE
R DE CAROLINA
lNYERNIZIO

C-.,s r,.-,, C,,a-ro tonos s 40
II CO ID Ma 5 o.50
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~ ALo-raso d-I paraua. Clatro tomos 5 40
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Los Nar!dos InfancS. Dos tomas . ) 4.-v
Is EIja &C n Sorscr2. Dos tomo= d. ; ~
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un C-inen en- A.;om6vLl. Dos romos 5 10
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Sc reunic la Prcnsa Unida.

La Prensa Unida de esta clCdad
ceIebr6 anoche una ~interesante jun
ia a Ia que asistieron los periods
tas jalisciersa7, aSi como los CORES
ponsa!es de los reri0djcos de Ia ciu-
dad de Mexico y de aigrnos otros III
cares lei pals. La junta fue con ell
objeto de nombrar nueva Mesa p-
rectivG.
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BOLANOS CACHO.

Abogado meSicano. ConsIut1s y docurncRra-
clones j~uridicas conccrni"a!cs a Ieyes y neSo-
EOS de Mexico. i09 Cap'es Bldg. 81 PR-
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NO listed So
DINERO

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cuando rcciba aviso de ella de que va re-
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garantia? Vjsiteme @ cscribame a Ia 81
guiente direction:
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us Russell Bldg. San Antonio. Texas.
Tel. Travis 1855.
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mANUALEs PRACTICES

az. -r;o- collection -: 8. GeneTo--4o" 'S e"'
paS.rdos en- tec, { SIOo 'S~~
y,,ual de Agriculture y GanaceEi&
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Manual de Ca-piatezia de Taller.
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Manual de! ConiItero ) FasIs!sE~
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Manual de Leeneria-
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Manual del Pinto--
Manual del TelsErafista ; Is'e'oAlsA
Manual de- ReloSe-o.
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Manual del Fab--ante de YEAS
Manual &c Vete-ina-ia ; E7CI'a'l'n-
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Lie. EDUARDO TAMARIZ

Abogado Mexicano. 7ls-72O Brady Bldg. TIE.
!efono Or. 7T3. - San Antonio, Texas.
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TFRATIRA,-MAGIA.-MATERlAS DIVERSAS
oBsAS DE SAMUEL SMILES.
OBRAS DEL DR.. MARDEN.

rTono, empcstcdo, en- T.lcl.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-20
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mAGIA. MAGNETISMo, Etc.

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