Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-06-09

NASHUA -Superintendsnt and Mrs,
Hugh y. He'll are moving to Clear l.ase
this week where Mr. fssil will he head
OF the schools the coming year. Nashua
people regret 10 see them 80, a. Mr.
He'll has been here three years, and M
athletic coach, has helped our boys To
win honors at home and abroad. and
built up for them an enviable reputa-
tlon. MIR. Donald Rogers. ~ Fort Dodge,
VIII succeed Mr.. BELL AS superintend-
ent OF the Nashua school,
Sioux city--Roy Palmer. the lone
theater bandit who robbed the Princess
theater OF sac on the night OF April
2s, has been caught and identified by
Mrs. John y, Shortlcy, cashier Of the
theater. who was forced 10 turn the
money over 30 the robber ar the point
OF a gun. Pslmer's arrest was made
late Saturday by Detective Harry Luce
and Fred Spencer few hours after
his return TO Sioux City. sThe detec-
tives had been following the case since
the night OF the robbery.
Cedar Rapids-Olga Neighbor. 1859
Ellis boulevard, liz at the ST. Lukes
hospital suffering Of severe scalp
wound and a number OF painful bruises
obtained when she jumped from an au-
tomobile Saturday night In order to es-
cape the insulting attentions of the
young man she was riding with, ac-
cording to the report made to the po-
lice department. Miss Neighbor Is Is
years old and the daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. w u. Neighbor. Her condition
L.. 4. toll
Oel~ein-Ii Is reported that Capt, r..
+. Stoup, Company C. Thirteenth rail-
way engineers. Ii selected to succeed
Superintendent kinsey, resigned az
superintendent OF terminals In Oelwein.
Captain Stoup before entering the ser
vice overseas was trainmaster at Des
Moines. but the past two years has
seen active service with the a. f. F..
He has many friends In the city who
will welcome him 70 the position to
which he liz assigned by the G. 6. w.
railway as chief OF terminals at DEL
vein.
lenars -IncorPeration pa pers for the
Automatic Feeder Company, the ST.
100000 enterprise to be launched in this
city. are now in preparation. The pur-
pose OF the company is the manufacture
of the automatic grain feeder for sep
arators. The stock OF the company Will
be sold exclusively among the people
of Plymouth county, as near as posi-
HE The corporation will be differed
by the following LeMars men: DR.. NJ.
w. Richcy, president: DR.. G. II. NAM
men. treasurer and vice president. and
L nfNy
viii he built within sixty days at i.e-
Mars, but the site has not yet been
chosen.
Clutier-A suit case full OF booze
disorganized this village completely
last week. John BergSren brought II
from Chicago a few days ago. He has
been bound over to the grand jury.
The booze was found at the store OF
Frank Pepper. During the search of
Peppers place an alteration resulted
in the arrest and subsequent dis
charge of Pepper and Frank Winner
who were charged with calling
names" Dan Kearny, who got some
Of the liquor was jailed after a small
riot awaiting sobriety and hearing
before Mayor Kubalek. He was
wounded in the bead with club dur
ing a fight with Marshall konicek and
Deputy Ed Arp.
Jefferson-Po ID. w. Mugan
has had recent notification of an in
crease in his salary. his annual pay
being now fixed at $500 from July LIST.
This increase is made on the basis OF
the gross receipts of the office, less the
revenue derived from the increase In
first class rates during the past years.
The office merited this raise two years
ago bat it was not received because
of the REGULATE of congress forbidding
al raises in postmasters' salaries I'M
til after the war. The jefferson office
has made "a notable increase in re-