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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-13
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-13
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-13

OF that day ana the DroOsam an
nouncsd for that TINA zee pes<pened
until next Sunday. Nes. ~
There was . seod altsndAaee uUoa
tho meeting in b half o. The suf1esihe
Arnenians and the inter Sstins and pa
thetio story Of their wrongp and pr.
vations as told ~ Mas Nesrobian
brought relief fund o. 800 from the
Oak Grove community
c. a. Wade who has bean In charge
of tho Standard on CtmpNny's bust
ness In this city ana wEoN, marriage
was announced very REQ, ntly, has CIV
en- up this position and 10 has been
taken over by w. J. Mupdol.
Mrs. Jake Weber has hac . visit
from her mother. Mrs. G. II. vyse. and
from Mrs. l.. L. White and her daugh-
ter Fora, all Of W ION hive returned to
their homes In HartwNk.
Reports from ]. c. Stocks, who has
been closely confined to his homo by
serious illness for iome weeks, are
that he Is gaining very s'Vwly, Il At
all.
Mrs. ID. H. Shook. Mrs. W. o. Need
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-13
Dandruffy Heads .. rls.o
Become Hairless.

If you want plenty Of thick. beauti-
full, glossy, silky hair. do by all means
get rid Of dandruff, for It win starve
your hair and ruin It II you don't
II doesn't do much good to try to
brush or wash 1t out. The only sure
way to get rid Of dandruff ID to dis
solve II, then you destroy 1t entirely.
To do this. get about four ounces OF
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your hair will look and feel q hundred
times better. You can get LIQUID arYon
at any drug store. It 10 inexpenstve
and four ounces u all you will need.
no matter how much daeldrurf you
have. This simple remedy never falls.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-13
DEMONSTRATE FOOD SCIENCES.
Boys end Girls Clubs Give Demon
7 STATIONS at Horticultural Show.

Boys end Girls Clubs Give Demon
strations at Horticultural Show.
Special to Times Republican.
Des Moines, Nov. 1S.-At the mid
west horticultural show today demon
STATIONS were conducted by repre-
scntatives of boys and girls clubs
from over the state on various phases
Of horticultural and agricultural work
and on domestic science. Among the
demonstrations were the following;
Boys corn club teams, Union coun-
ty, selection of corn from hills; boys
apple spraying club team, Pottawat-
tamie county, apple spraying; girls
club team. Linn county. canning green
beans: bread club team. Pottawat-
tamie county, making quick breads
girls club team. Henry county. can
ming fruits: boys potato club, Mitchell
county. potato seed from the hill;
girls club team, Winnebago county.
making Iowa breakfast food. girls
canning club wapella county. canning
apples whole and other ways; girls
food club. Linn county. serving vese-
tables: girls club, Polk county. house,
hold appliances: demonstration team.
Woodbury. county. making potato
chips girls club team, Scott county.
making fruit pudding.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-13

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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-13
CONFERENCE TO BE HELD IN
WASHINGTON TO TAKE UP
LIVING COST. .n
TO FIGHT RApicACIsM S..
WHEREVER IT IS FOUND
Houston Tells Agricultural Commits
sioners Farmers Should Take lead in
Battle Against High Priees--Three
Conferences In Progress in Chicago
Consider New Problems.

Chicago. Nov. ls.-The reconstruc-
ton problems Of tho farmers OF
America were considered at three con-
ventions of their representatives in
Chicago yesterday. They were the
Association Of American Agricultural
Colleges American Farm Bureau Fed
Grafton. and National Association of
Commissioners of Agriculture.
Secretary of Agriculture David F.
Houston spoke at two of the meetings
at the Auditorium hotel To the COL
iege men he gave a message author
lied by President Wilson that tho
farmers would soon have a round
table conference" similar TO the in
dustrial conference between labor and
capital. In an address before the
commissioners, ne predicted lower
food prices and warned that the tillers
of the soil should take the initiative by
restraining themselves from pyramid
ing the cost OF living.
Announces Conference.
In announcing the coming coference.
he said:
There is need for broad survey Of
rural life and its problems Ny sug-
gestion is that there should first be a
relatively large conference which
would take up the matters OF a small
permanent or temporary commission.
The calling of such a conference is
very definitely in the presidents mind.
In connection with the recent indus
trfn a Ia M N
make 1t known that he intended TO ask
for another meeting. which would deal
especially with the problems with
which the farmers are concerned. The
nation as a whole needs a fuller ap-
preciatio Of It's basic industry and a
more definite sense of direction of its
efforts to foster it."
To Cut Living Costs.
Before the delegates to. the associa-
ton of commissioners he said:
Agriculture should take the lead in
helping TO restore normal conditions
and the process Of pyramiding must be
stopped in order to lower the cost Of
living.
After the next harvest Europe will
be able to put her agriculture on the
pre-Tar basis and with the stopping Of
expectation Of food prices will tend
toward reduction" ~u-. ... e.
Radical labor and the reds were the
principal targets Of the speakers be-
fore the American Farm bureau Fed
Grafton r- ,..a.a.s. a..
Must Fight Radiealism. ....
The right spirit Of any body OF
farmers today is that they oppose any
"a dical tendencies" said Il. ]. Scoace.
president OF the Illinois state farm
bureau,
THE time has come to, change these
chaotic conditions and the farmer as
the substantial citizen Is needed in the
making OF constructive program.
1--WE must stand for constructive
principles and exert our power to
stamp out the radical elements that
advocate destruction Of our institu-
TONS"
S. L. Striving. OF CASTLE. n. Y, said
that any man waving 4 red flag IN
America should be run out Of the
country at the point OF a bayonet. His
remarks brought prolonged cheers
from the farmers. 400 Of whom were
assembled at the Hotel LaSaiie.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-13
DISCUSS CHILDHOOD PROBLEMS.
Parent Teachers Association Now in
Convention at Amea

Special TO Times Re publican.
Ames. Nov. i3.-Ahout twenty-five
representatives OF Iowa parent-teach-
ers' associations are in atten dance
here at the tenth biennial conference
OF the Iowa branch Of the national
congress OF mothers and parent
teachers associations. This number
is not up to the expectations OF the
leaders of the organization. and addi-
tional delegates are expected.
Reports Of member clubs occupied
the morning session Wednesday. A
plea was made for local associations
70 affiliate with the state and national
organizations.
The program OF the three days ses-
sions is focused on the problems Of
better homs standards for child train
ing and the development Of better
parenthood.
Addresses wednesday afternoon
dealt with problems of child study.
Mrs. Ernest Horn, Iowa City. chair
man OF the child study committee,
spoke on the work being carried on IN
this CO. ection by the mothers con-
gress. The need Of child study as :.
function Of mothers and parent
teachers clubs was emphasized, by
Mrs. A. n. Thornburg Of Des Moines.
The needs Of rural communities and
the part the clubs can play In alleyiat-
ing bad conditions. were discussed by
Mrs. A. n. Hoffman. Of Des Moines,
superintendent Of Polk county schools
p. e. McClenahan, superintendent Of
public instruction. addressed the con-
ference on the 'Re-education OF Our
Children" He pointed out the essen
,ial relationship between the education
in the homo and In the school and en-
phasized the fact that both must aim
toward a practical citizenship.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-13
COUNTY AGENTS TO MEET.
Farm Aids to Plan Extension Of Farm
Bureau Work.

Special to Times Republican.
Nevada, Nov. 13.-County agents of
the farm bureaus Of Iowa are TO meet
in their annual convention at Iowa
State College on Tuesday. Wednesday
and Thursday OF next week.
The meeting Is for the purpose Of
discussing the statewide membership
campaign which is being carried on
over the state at this time and also
the problems which confront the
agents in their work.
Tho campaign which started In this
county some weeks ago has now COW
cred about q third Of the counties Of
the state and the results have been
from 1000 to 1000 members In each
county. State Head John Coverdale.
Of the college extension work. win ad-
wise with the agents at their conven-
ton and Il IL probable that . campaign
to go out the week Of Nov. "a. ana COW
er twenty counties Of the state. will
be put on. He will ask about atty OF
the county agents to join in that work
as solicitors. r#s
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-13

stating that he intended to cast no
slurS At me but I told him hs could
do nothing one way or the other ior
me. was concerned about my rcpus
eatioH In this community"
Relating 20 the appointment OF
Savage on tho Rock Island pay roll
In the real estate and tax department.
Sargent said that he had first sp-
proac hed saiinger on tho matter
Kim Wilson" he said. tod me
that Savage was badly In need OF q Job
and asked me TO help him. l hesi-
tated 10 offer him anything paying
800 month as l had been OF the
opinion that he vas well off.
In passing thru the halls 1 met
Judge Salinger and asked him about
the matter. He told me that Mr..
Savage would probably be glad to take
the work as he needed money and that
In addition the transportation no
would he able 10 get would help him
take has consumptive daughter to an
other climate"
Introduce Cartoons.
Dlng's cartoon, Now That lie Can
Leave Without Breaking UP the
Party" was the bone OF contention in
the $le,oo0 libel suit OF Justice ID. /.
Sal.nser OF the supreme court against
Gardner Cowles late yesterday after
noon in the court OF Judge Lawrence
DsGraff.
The cartoon shows n poker party
In which liquor seems 10 have been
flowing freely. A figure labeled sal
niger" is seated in the foreground with
three aces on the chair on which he
sits. Harding" and Jim Pierce" are
also seated at the table and coming
into the room are Liquor Alliance
and Wet Democrats" Beating hasty
retreat Is the Regular Republican
Vote"
Il have never been a drinking man
and for years have been a total alb
stRiner. complained Supreme Judge
Salinger. And I never played cards
unless II was a game OF Californit:
Jack with my wife at home"
1T is possible" he admitted. OIL
cross examination. that thirty year.
ego while on the Circuit court with
Judge Smith that player cards late
once IN q while with the Judge or with
lawyers but then simply for fun
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-13
Grinnnll ard Vicinity.
, IN Tin es-Republican.

Special to Tin es Re publican.
GrinnelL Nov. 13.-Arm'stice day
procession formed on Park street and
started at 4 clock Automobiles were
furnished for all who needed to ride
and the band in the lead took the
quick step on the entire march. The
barbecued beef was just being drawn
from the pit when the parade was end
ed butt owing to an accident. It was
not sufficiently cooked for ordinary
eating. But bakery 'fieres were quicK-
~ started and the beef was given an
extra hour OF two OF baking and dis
pensei to the waiting. hungry crowd
later. The .s;alvation Army had built
a booth and repeated their stunt In
France with The soldier boys by giving
out houghnuts and coffee. limited to
those wearing tho khaki or the blue.
At o'clock IA the evening the Norris
garal,e audit.rIum was packed with
people TO listen TO the speech of Judge
Dan W. Ham iiton. which was Ameri-
can 10 the core. Then the music that
bewitches the feet started up and the
dancers were too many for the space
the eager crowd Of spectators would
leave for them. The fun IN this line
kept up till W al towards the meridian
Of the night. ... yes- ~. ....,.s
Satul day of next week is the day
when GrinnelIaIootball team hopes on
its own ground to'gain glorious VIC
tory over then ancient competitor,
Cornell, 1t has .Ieen arranged to make
Il Homecoming day for the college.
invitations have gone out plentifully
and many favorable responses have al
ready come IN. Prospects are said to
be very promising for one Of the pest
get-toge'h her times Grinnell College mas
ever had.
Thru the nbe' atty Of Mrs. Joel
Stewart the library has just had In
stalled new system OF lighting which
is a great Improvement over the for
mer one. f'even large chandeliers. with
lamps givilg light on the semi indirect
method have been placed, in the main
room, and the result is giving much
satisfaction to the patrons Of the H.
brary. In connection with this feature
a lantern OF quaint design has been
hung over II e door OF the library. the
gift OF some one who did not sound
trumpt before him when he left the
funds for the directors to use as they
deemed best.
The first of ten preliminary declam-
atory contests, the list ending with one
final. In Grinnell high school, will be
held tomorrow evening when the hu-
morous division will open the ball. The
coach. Miss Wertheim. has pecn pussy
for several weeks and the competitive
spirit has been we'll aroused. There
are twelve competitors in this first
division. '~--
The plans for the dedication services
for the new Oak Grove church on last
Sunday were frustrated by the storm
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-13
ioWANs WIN APPLE PRIZES.
Garry Away Most Of Honors at Horti-
cultural Show.

cultural Show.
Des Moines, Nov. l3.-Blue ribbons
began to appear N the exhibits ct the
Midwest Horticultural exposition last
night follow ing tn. Csc OF The II! 1T
days judging in the fruit and flower
classes. Iowa apple growers took a
majority OF the'prizes in the ten and
1ve-tray apple classes. and in the
flower show all OF the winners were
Iowans. Running close to the Iowa
displays in the apple department was
the display Of the Indiana growers.
fresh from victories at the Indiana hor-
ticultural show at indianapolis last
week.
George Sch!rk. Of Keokuk. won more
prizes in both APPLE classes yesterday
than any other exhibitor. He won
flrsts for Ben Davis, Grimes Golden
and Jonathan in the ten-tfay class.
and a third prize ribbon, for winesaps.
In the flve-tray exhibit his apples won
frsts for Ben Davis, Grimes Golden
and Jonathans. +"
Cyrus Harvey. Of Altoona, came
nearest to Schirk's record with flrsts
for Northwestern Greetings and
Wealthies in the ten-tray class, and a
first for Wealthlss IN the hve-trny il,I'-
sion. Judges had not yet reached the
last two groups Of the Ave-tray COM
petition last night. WI
Indiana winners IN the two apple
classes Judged yesterday were Simp-
son Bros, Of Vincennes, Clarence
Bowers. Of Salem, Robinson Bros, OF
Greenwood. and Coffey Bros. OF silver
wood. Their winnings included nrsta
in the Winasap and general variety
classes for Simpson Bros and Coffey
Bros, and ssconl md thirds Literally
distributed .:H, ,r': nj :.iasa.. fuT 81.
other two winning HoDsicrs.
A. Lopata, Of Cedar Rapids, who took
first in the Northwestern Greening
division Of the hve-tray class. and D
G. webster. OF Lac-raetnt, MINI. an
Thomas Enright. Of Patterson IA. both
OF whom won firsts with Delicious APP
pies In the ten and fiye-tray divisions
respectively. were the other winners
In the apple classes Judged yesterday
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-13
|. w. w. MUST GO.
Sioux City Soldiers Will Close Reds
Headquarters.

Sioux City. Nov. 13.-Monahan post
OF the American Legion will take steps
70 exclude I. ". w. headquarters from
this city was the decision reached at
the annual meeting Of the legion last
night.
The owners Of the I. ". W. hall were
condemned and a committee was ap-
pointed to take immediate action in
closing the hall now occupied by the
headquarters Of the I. W. w. and to
see that they established no other
headquarters in Sioux City.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-13
TWO BOYS CHILLED TO DEATH.
Boat capslxss in Slough While Youths
Hunt Ducks.

Independence, Nov. 1S.-Howard and
Burden Blamer were frozen to death
in a slough near here this morning.
The boys were hunting and tried to:
row across the slough when the boat
capsized. They could not right it and
their hands were found frozen to the
bottom Of the boat.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-13

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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-13
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The Holbrook news., 1919-07-18

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The Holbrook news., 1919-07-18
Summer Complaint

Quickly Re[ieUed About two years ago when suffering from a severe attack of summer complaint, I took Cham berlain's Collie and Diarrhoea Remedy and it relieved me al
The Holbrook news., 1919-07-18

Look over the new arrivals of pumps, engines, etc., at WetZler's.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1919-09-25
Stores Closed During the Fair

It is suggested thai the skowhegan
retail stores, mill. factories, etc,
close for one or two afternoons al
least during the days Of the Somef-
set Central Fair. Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday, Sept. 10Th, Oct. l and
=. 1t is already announced that
Steward q Smiley Somerset Grain
Company, Skowhegan Farmers Union
J. f. Currier c. W Day, L. B. Jewett,
J. F. Pooler, Lewia Bros, f. S. Les
SCR d Son, II. {. Judkins and ID. La
Fond, will close on Wednesday and
Thursday afternoons. the second and
third days OF the Fair. These stores,
however, will open at o'clock on
Thursday afternoon of the third day
The independents Reporter Office will
close on Thursday afternoon. w p.
Ordway Dry Goods Store Green Bros
and the other stores will close only
on Wednesday afternoon, the second
day of the Fair
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1919-09-25
Shriner's Party Late Home

Not long since party of prominent
Skowhegan people attended a Shrin-
er's meeting at Lewiston. In the
company were a banker, a physician,
lawyer, and one or two business
men. They found their way to Lew
iston all right and had a very pleas
ant visit in that city. The start for
home was made after the evening
meeting. necessarily at quite a late
hour. After travelling about twenty
miles they encountered piece of new
highway construction and had to make
Il detouf and lost their way Fin
ally reaching a town of considerable
size they aroused a householder and
learned upon inquiry that they were in
Liyermore Falls They had already
travelled far enough to be nearly
home. They accepted the situation
good naturally and having learned
wisdom by experience paid rather
more attention to the route thereafter,
The arrival was shortly after five the
following morning.