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wOoDSfEN CIRCLE

Maple Grove, No. 81. meets on
Thursday nights at Toneys hall.
Broad and Second streets Miss
Eleventh and Hull street. South Rich
Mond. Miss Grayce d. Brinser. clerk.
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Warrington camp. No. -. meets
regularly at Highland Springs. C.
H. Galliger. Highland Springs, Va
IL the recording secretary.
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Washington camp, No. SO. meets
every Thursday night at Jr. o. U. A.
NJ. hall, corner Stuart and Redd
streets, Paramount. J. l. Fox. secre-
tary. 1909 North TwentyAsecond
street.
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Washington camp, No. 81, meets
every Wednesday night at Jr o. u.
A. NJ hall. corner Main and Seventh
streets. ]. E. Hollins. secretary. .240
South Pine street
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Washington camp, No. 81, meets
every Friday night at Shields Hall.
Hull street. j. T. Morrisette. secre-
tary, 321G Semmes avenue.
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Magnolia camp, No. 20, meets Sec
ond and fourth Monday nights each
month in Monroe hall. Gil West Main
street.
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Warrington camp, No. 26, meets
Che second and fourth Monday nights
Of each month in CIR. o. u. A. NJ" hall.
Louisiana avenue. Fulton. Walter
Rock, 620-A Denny street, secretary
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Maple camp. No. f5o. meets second
and fourth Friday nights each month
in Leaders hall. 1000 Hull street. cor
ner Tenth. T. @. Smoak. clerk, 310S
Semmes avenue.
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Richrnond .Nmns

Richmond Camps.
Motto: ''One God. one Bible. one
language. one nag. America for
Americans"
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Y. II and ~. TINS. CO.. - 100
Cid Dom. Iron ana Sty. ~ -
Universal Lear Co... l04A
Roanoke Mills. pfd. II. f03K
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Ladies' Auxiliary

r. o. OF A.
Camp No. 4, meets the first and thru
Monday nights every month at Jr. O.
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Woodmen Of the World

In the honor roll for MAY appsars
the following: yirginiA. r. E, MAyss.
Tho unhappy circumstances. We are
corced to meet In connection with the
erection Of monuments to our dcsd In
Europe are that their bodies lie IN
Unknown graves or have been scAt-
tered on the winds and waters; but
this should not prevent our paying q
just tribute to their illustrious deeds
The erection Of monument would
demonstrate to the, world our pa
n.emorate the heroic virtues and
achievements OF our fallen Sovereigns.
On the graves Of the crusaders
there ID transverse cross and weapon,
ard inscribed thereon these words:
Their swords are rust.
Their good steeds dust.
Their souls are with their God, we
trust"
Sow Visftor
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Va Car Chsm- oom- /. 100 s7x
~ Gar, ca. pfd. 1ee III
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Black Gum camp. No. 81. mests
nrst and third Friday nights each
month In Marshall hall. 1906 East
Broad street w. n Conner. clerk.
11o5 North Thirty-stxth street.
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Cedar camp, No. a. meets flrst
and third Tuesday nights each month
at Jr. o. q. A. M. hall. corner Redd
and Stewart streets, Fulton.
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LOCAL Pn0DCCE wARKEr.
Wholesale marke< quotations base,
upon actual SaIol1
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Richmond Councils.


| Richmond Councils.
Mckinley council, No. ~, O. r. A..
| meets every Thursday night In each
month. at Arcade building. No.
l206 1-2 Foushee street. Wythe White.
secretary. 1105-A North avenue.
Goodwill council, No. 3, q. r. A.,
holds session every Monday night ii
Corprew hall. 24oe East Broad street.
Daughters Of Anaer7c1.
Dove council. No. n. ID. Of A.. meets
every Friday night at Marshall han.
1905 East Broad street.
Capital City council, No. Z, D. Of A.,
day night At Colombo hall, zOl7 West
Broad street Mrs. Laura Powell u
secretary. 307 North Davis avenue.
Loyal council, No. ~, d. Of A., holds
its regular sessions every wednesday
night at Harrison and Broad streets
Mrs. Ella Turpin Il the SECRETARY.
Pride AZ Rlchnaond cDuncu, No, II,
D. u A. Meet every ThurDday ovo-l
Ing Ut SOC ~ ~. In Corprew hall, 1l00
East 1roAA ekreat. Mr. ~ 0axx
y1ae xeec - n
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-08
PRonIMeMr PHYSICIAN oiEs.



Dr. J. J. Lindsay, Of Manshsstsr. Osss
AZ Independents, Oct. !.
Manchester. Oct. s.-Dr. J. J. Lind
say died at the state Hospital At In
dependence, Iowa. last evening. Since
early in February. 1877. he had been
seriously Ill. both mentally and physi-
cally. He was given treatment In
sanatortum for several months early In
1917 and while there was served with
notice OF his wife's action for divorce
His relatives cared for him here In
Manchester ever since until . few
weeks ago, when II was decided best
for him to go to the state hospital but
his condition was not improved.
As young man. DIR. Lindsay attend
ed Lenox college ut Hopkinton. and
was graduated from Bayless CONNER
clal College at Dubuque In 1879. He
then studied medicine IN the office OF
Bradley & Sherman here and attended
the medical school OF the State Uni
versity, and later, Bellevue Hospital
Medical College. from wnicn nc was
graduated in 1888. He practiced first
at Greeley In this county and came to,
Manchester IN June. 1883, where he
built up a large practice which con-
tinued until his physical breakdown In
1917.
He was one of the best liked and
most public spirited men in this COM
munity.
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turbsd by q feeling that sverything
was not we'll. She voiced this feeling
at intervals, but Powell multiplied evil
dence that he was all that he claimed
to be--a married man who had OBJ
tdinsd divorce. and true French
man. who was born near Verdun.
Mrs. Powelrs married life was
short. Sho and Powell were weddcd
April ~. 1919, and on the evening or
April IS. Just four days after the merry
wedding bells rang out. the sheriff NJ
Hampton touched the groom, who was
clad in his French uniform. on tho
shoulder, and said You're wanted In
Waterloo for bigamy."
Mrs. Powell No. suddenly was
turned against hor husband because
of his duplicity and rejected all his
passionate pleas for a word OF com
fort. He later pleaded guilty TO the
bigamy charge and was sentenced 10
term In the roformatory at Anamosa.
In his plea, however. he charged that
his second wife had exerted some IN
definablo but irresistible influence over
him. He laid 1t all on the girl-Just
az the first man laid the blame or ms
fall upon tho first woman. But the
story made no effect whatever upon
Judge II. b. Boies, who refusing pa
role from the bench. gave him a sound
lecture and all the sentence that the
law would allow.
Mrs. Powell was married before 10
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-08
Articles Of Incorporation Of the Gen.
trail Iowa Oil 4 Gas Company.

We, whose names are hereto sub
scrfbed, hereby associate ourselves In
to . body corporate under the pro-
visions Of Chapter 1. Title TX. Of the
Code Of Iowa, and act amendatory
thereof; assuming all the powers.
rights and privileges granted bodies
corporate, and accepting all the duties
and obligations imposed by said chap
ter and title. and do adopt the follow
ing articles OF Incorporation, to-wit:
ARTICLE, I.
The name Of this corporation shall
be the Central Iowa Oil & Gas Com
pany.
~ ARTICLE II.
It's principal place Of business shall
be at Marshalltown In the county or
Marshall in the state Of Iowa. Offices
may be established, and business trans
acted, and meetings Of stockholders
and directors held at such offices.
within or outside Of tho state Of Iowa.
as the bylaws Of the corporation
shall provide.
ARTICLE III.
The object and general nature OF
the business OF the corporation is to
make contracts; to, purchase. lease.
option, locate or otherwise acquire,
own, exchange, sell or otherwise dis
pose Of, pledge, mortgage, hypothecate
or deal in mines. mining claims. min
sral lands, coal lands, oil lands. tim
Der lands, clay lands. water and water
risl,ts, ana other property. both real
and personal ana 20 work. explore,
operate and Develop the came; and to
deal In the products and by-products
thereof; to purchase, lease or other
Wise acquire, erect. own. operate and
sell smelling or other ore reduction
works, oil refineries. saw-mills. clay
works, power plants, railroads and
tramways to lead from tho corpora
tions personal works; to do general
manufacturing and mercantile busi-
mes; to own, cancel and reissue shares
Of its own capital stock, and to own.
ana 70 vots shares Of other corpora
tSons; to Issue bonds. notes and other
evidences Of indebtedness and to
secure the payment Of the same by
mortgage, decd Of trust. or otherwise;
to act as agent, trustee, broker. or IN
any other Rduciary capacity. and to
borrow and iaan money, M may be
necessary or convenient for the proper
conduct of the affairs Of the corpora
ton.
All oonveyanccs of real property
made by the corporation shall be
executed by tho president, and coun-
tersigned BY the secretary. with the
Impression Of the corporate seal at
| tached; and all releases Of mortgages
liens, judgments or other claims thai
are required by law to be made Of
record may be executed by the presi.
dent, vice president or secretary o.
the corporation.
ARTICLE w
The amount OF capital stock AL
thorixod u thirty thousand ($s00o0
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JuRlsr UNDER CHARGES ~
MAssMsEr'No PREPARED TO
FIGHT, FRIENDS SAY.
WRIGHT REFUSES re
DISCUSS ACCUSATIONS
Attorney General havnsr Declares
Case Against Young Wright Will 30
Pushed notwithstanding Wife 10
Barred Under Statutes From Ap.
psarins a. Witness Against Him.

Nevada, Dot S.-Judge X. NJ Wright.
Of Fort Dodge. continued his silence
yesterday on the resolution adopted At
a mass meeting at Fort Dodge Sunday
night demanding his resignation be-
cause. 1t Is said, he schemed q mar
rage between his son and the girl
whom the young man y CHARGED with
having assaulted.
The Judge was in Nevada yesterday,
but he would make no statement. Re-
ports from Fort Dodge. however. say
that the jurist's friends maintain that
he will not resign.
Will Push Case.
Attorney General Havner at Des
Moinss reiterated the statement that
despite the fact that the young mans
wife will be incompetent to testify
against him for q crime alleged to have
been committed against q woman pri-
or to her marriage" tho state will
place other evidence before the grand
Jury. which meets at Fort Dodge Nov
"a, and will make every effort possible
to obtain an Indictment Of rape against
young Wright.
A Judge Of the district court may be
removed from his position during his
term Of office only by impeachment II
he will not resign.
The Impeachment for malfeasance IL
office must be returned by the house OF
representatives Of the state legisla-
ture. The trial is by the state senate
and the decision Is reached by a two
thirds vote.
william Riordan. president Of the
Fort Dodge Trades and Labor Assemb-
ly and the man who called for tho mass
meeting Sunday, has expressed the
opinion that while residents Of flat
city believed las. week that justice
might be defeated, assurances Of the
attorney gen ,ral now make them be-
lieve that the alleged offender will be
brought to trial
Judge is Condemned.
Both the resolution adopted and the
report of the case made to Mr. Havner
by Robert Healy, special assistant at
torney general. who was appointed to
prosecute the case, severely arraign
Judge Wright.
1.-THE wicked and Infamous part OF
the whole proceeding is that n Judge
Of the district court of the state of
Iowa should be a party to the. viola
ticn Of the act Of the Tweuty-seventh
general assembly and should be guilty
of Offering a thing in consideration
to-wit: a marriage status-in exchange
for immunity from prosecution OF the
son." says Healy's report.
Doubtless judge Wright has saved
his son from a life term in the peni-
tcntiary, hut Wright's judicial career
should be brought to termination at
this time"
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WOUNDED SOLDIERS At IOWA.
Thirty.Two Disabled Veterans Take
= Vocational Training.

special to IIne6-HepuDllCan.
Iowa City, Oct. S.-Thirty-two dis
charged soldiers. all men who were
wounded in action with the American
expeditionary forces. have been assign
ed to the University of Iowa for vo-
cational training by the federal board
of vocational education. These represent
a single assignment and many more are
expected to enroll later. Prof. e. E.
Lewis Of the college Of education has
been named vocational counsellor by
Nelson Kerr, who has been in Iowa
City from st. Louis, the headquarters
of the ninth district, arranging for the
work in the university this year.
About twenty Of the thirty-two men
assigned have already arrived to take
up their work. They are enrolled In
every college OF the university md re-
ceive from the government an allow
ance Of $50 q month for single man and
Sis for married men in addition to
their tuition, books, and supplies. The
money is given to cover living expen-
COG
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-08
How To Make Your Hair Stop
Falling a.d Mako Il Grow
:. Laxuyiantly

THERE II one way. and only one
way to stop your hair from
Il falling and to make 1t grow
IuxuriAntly. Science has now como
70 your rescue. The treatment IL u
very simple mixture prepared at
homo In q few moments. ut less ex-
pense than that OF buying any pre-
pared hair liquid which often falls
10 produce tho results desired:
simply get . eas-ounce package OF
bet -Quihol from your druggist, az
a cost of about fifty cents, and add
the contents Of this to half pint
Of water and half pint OF bay rum:
or II you prefer. to a fun pint or
witchharel instead of the bay rum
and water. Then your real hair
grower Is ready. This mixture has
no oil and II can be. and should be
used every day. Very soon de-
cided difference will be noticed in
the vigor and length OF the hair.
hair will stop falling and dandrun
will disappear, indicating a decisive
Improvement In the health of scalp
and hair cells. This has already
solved the hair-falling question for
thousands of women and ts RAPIDLY
replacing all other methods OF hair
treatment.
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How to Bsautify Your Complexion
In . Very Few Days limo
Without Fail

a SOFT. velvety complexion Is
n within the reach OF every
the proper care and II tho proper
means are employed. A Identifying
cream must be used very literally to
be successful at all. To get the best
results mix your own complexion
cream by dissolving one ounce or
zintone in q pint Of hot water. The
result Is a beautiful white. satiny
cream of unusual worth and four
times as much as you can buy ready
to use.
You will quickly notice that your
skin is taking on q most beautiful.
spotless tint. and that all blemishes.
such ar freckles muddiness and sal
lowness are promptly disappearing:
Apply the zintone lotion freely and
rub we'll into the skin. You will
notice the difference the first morn.
ing after. and after q few nights
treatment you will be surprised at
the Improvement in your complex
ion, Tho zintone can be obtained
for fifty cents at any drug store.
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Gearing News Notes.
Times : Republican.

Special to Times-Republican.
Gearing. Oct. s--Mrs. Elzira Allen
has purchased the o. p. Abbey prop
crty and DR.. r. A. Rickelis has pur-
chased Mrs. Aliens property.
Carl windcrs and family moved TO
Des Moines on Thursday,
Rev. l.. r. Philips and wife had as
their guest over Sunday. Mr. Johnson,
OF Jefferson.
Revival meetings began today In the
Evangelical church. An evangelist
from Illinois will assist Rev. Mt.
McCielland in the meetings.
Mr.. Pctermeyor and family. OF
Rhodes, have moved here, and Peter
meyer will have charge Of the Sec
ton ut this place.
On Thursday evening as Il. q.
Conser was coming into town he met
two boys on horseback. Neither saw
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dollars. divided into three million
shares Of one cent each Tho corpora
ton may commence business when
stock to the amount OF five hundred
($5O0) dollars has been paid for and
issued. No stock shall be issued I'M
til the corporation has received pay
ment In full therefor at par In cash or
property: provided. however. that
when stock 4. to be issued for any
thing other than money, 1t must be
subject to tho approval OF the execu-
tive council OF the state oe Iowa. "a
provided in section l6I-b OF the
supplement to the code, 1907. and any
amendments thereto. The capital
stock authorized may be increased by
vote Of a majority in interest OF all
of the stockholders. and by adoption
of amendment to these articles. When
the outstanding capital Is increased
the additional share, shall be offered
to the existing stockholders proper
tionately to their holdings. at not less
than par
ARTICLE v.
The corporate period OF this cor
porat!on shall begin on the date the
secretary OF StdIc tiIC NNt'''
cate of incorporation, and shall termi-
nate at the expiration OF twenty COO
years from said date, unless sooner
dissolved by vote Of majority In in
terest Of all the stockholders Mt any
annual meeting. or at special meet
Ing called for that purpose. or BY
unanimous consent rs provided by
law.
ARTICLE vi.
Tho Affaira Of this corporation shall
be managed by a board OF not less
than three nor moro than seven direc-
tors detected from among the stock
holders) who shall elect president,
vice president, secretary and treasurer,
and such other officers as they may
see At or AZ may oe provided for by
the bylaws Of this corporation, and
the directors shall adopt bylaws for
the government Of the corporation and
may amend the same. They shall have
power 10 fill vacancies occurring In
the board from any cause. and to APP
point from among their number an
executive committee, which, 80 the ex
tent provided by resolution or by the
said bylaws. shall have and exercise
the powers granted the directors by
these articles.
.. ARTICLE VII.
The annual election OF directors
shall be held on tho second Tuesday Of
June Of each year. Until the first cleo
ton. tho following persons shall be
officers and directors:
Harold v. Pearlman. president and
treasurer.
Aaron Bodenweiser, vice president.
w. Fred P. Fosg, secretary and
general counsel.
| All officers Of this corporation shall
hold Office for term Of ono yenr OF
until their SUCCESSORS are elected and
have qualified. II any Director shall
cease to DO Q stakeholder in this corp
Grafton, he shall coincidentiy cease e
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be such director. Special meetings OF
the stockholders may be called at any
time by the president upon giving ten
days notice in person or In writing TO
the stockholders. and shall be called
by him at any time upon request OF
the stockholders representing one
third of the issued capital stock, and
In case of his neglect or refusal TO
call q meeting. the parties owning
stock to the amount OF said one-third
may Join in a call OF the stockholders.
and such meeting shall be the same as
though called by the president. Al al:
meetings OF the stockholders. each
stakeholder shall be entitled to ono
vote for each share OF stock held by
him and which vote he may cast IN
person or by written proxy.
ARTICLE VIII.
The highest amount OF indebtedness
to which this corporation may at any
time subject Itself shall not exceed
two thirds OF It's paid-up and out
standing capital stock.
ARTICLE IN.
The private property OF tho stock
holders shall be exempt from corpo-
rate liability except to the extent and
Of the state OF Iowa.
ARTICLE X.
Amendments to these articles may
be made Mt any annual meeting OF the
stockholders, or ut a special meeting
called for that purpose, two-thirds or
all stockholders in interest voting for
such amendment.
Dated this 18th day OF June. A. d
1919.
Central Iowa on 4 Gas Company.
Harold V. Pearlman.
President Treasurer.
w. Fred p. Fogg,
Secretary and General Counsel.
Hurst F. Stormont.
state Of Iowa. county OF Marshall, ~.
Be II remembered. that on this 18th
day OF June. A. D. 1919, before me. q
notary public in and for said county
and state. personally appeared Harold
w. Pearlman. W. Fred p. Fogg and
Hurst r.. Stormont. said persons being
to me personally known to be the,
Identical persons whose names arc
subscribed to the foregoing articles OF
incorporation, and each for himself
Acknowledged the same to be his free
and voluntary act and decd for the
fuses and purposes therein expressed.
witness Thy hand and noss..--.:s. :ess
Mt ,Marshalltown. in. the county OK
Marshall and State Of Iowa. the DAY
and year last above written.
tSear Minnie r, Allen.
| Notary Public.
Sept. Is. 1919.
The foregoing lis true copy OF
articles of Incorporation Of Central
Iowa OH & Gas Company and the
same has been duly recorded in the
Office OF the county recorder OF Mar
shall county and duly filed and re-
corded in the offico OF the ssSr1sSsJ
OF state of the state OF Iowa, - re-
Quircd BY law.
J Attest: w. Fred r, Fogg. Secretary
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q man namsd fsttss. and n b report-
Cd he deserted her ahertiy afssr the
wedding.
The annulmont Of the marriage was
quickly accomplished. All that Was
necessary was for her attorney. ID. J.
wcnner. to show that she was married
here 10 Powell and that no later plead
cd guilty In the criminal branch OF the
local court to . charge OF biGamy.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-08
You Can Mako Yourself Look Year,
YounSer In a VERY Short Time

@UICK changes In tho condition
Of the skin are now made pos
- sible by tho use Of O few SIM
pie ingredients. used in proper pro-
portion. To be sure that the mix
lures are correct, you should mix
these ingredients at home yourself.
Then you can be certain OF . brill
liant success.
Tho following formula makes the
skin delightfully."- plump and youth
full. Immediately begins to build up
the tissues and finally, leaves tho
skin almost a. firm and smooth as
in early youth. Simply mix two
tablespoopfuls OF Elyeerins in . half
OF eptol. Use literally every day.
Soon crows feet, deep lines, big and
little wrinkles. and fabbiness Of
your appearances WIN 30 startling.
This rarely fails. It 10 exceedingly
economical. and is no trouble At AL
You can obtain tho eptol from the
drug store for about fifty cents
Save your precious time BY laying
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-08
The Delightful Way to Remove
Supsrfluous Hairs

"HE removal Of superhuouS hairs
Is a very simple matter. though
u there are thousands Of women
who actually make II dimcult for
themselves by using tho many hair
burners" commonly sold. Sometimes
tho painful, dangerous and expen-
sive electric needle treatment Is
used, and with little success. Some.
disappointed. resort to cutting or
shaving the hairs. which of course
results in their growing put much
faster and becoming bristly.
A scientific discovery has been
made of q simple, safe application
which "dissolves" away every hair
quickly and thoroughly. instead Of
burning 1t sfr as pastes and powders
do. This Is called sulfo solution and
can be procured at any drug or de-
partment store, ready to use. for
about one dollar. This gives imme-
diate results--in a few moments
every hair, no matter how coarse or
light, vanishes, leaving tho skin
soft, smooth and OF natural color.
It never reddens. scars or irritates
the skin. It can be applied under
the arms, on the face. shoulders.
ankles. on tho most delicate skin
with perfect safety and success. In
fact 1t becomes as easy and delight
full to use, ~ q face lotion.