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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-05-12

steady; she stock steady to strong;
calves soc lower; feeders steady.
Heavy beef steers. medium
and i,ee.1y weight, choice
and prime ........... 1900 lS.0V
Medium and good 13.O0@17.O0
Common 49,. 11.00@13.50
Light beef steers, good;and
choice 13.50@17.OO
Common and medium -. 10.25@13.Ib
Gamers and cutters $3.50 7.5O
Butcher heifers ........... 775@14.26
Butcher cows ............. 7.50@l4.60
Stocker steers ............. S.O0pl3.25
Feeder steers ............ 10.O0g 1870
Veal calves. light and
handy weight .......... 1275414.OO
Hogs-Estimated receipts for today,
IS, 900: market 20 to-. 30c higher than
yesterdays average; big packers slow
to follow. Top BIOS.
Bulk Of sales ........... .2o75021.oo
Heavy weight ............ 20.s0@21 los
Medium weight ........... 2o.70@2l00
Light weight .....:...... 20.2592o9o
Light light ...... ........ 19.00@20.50
Pigs, good to choice ...... 18.003l9.26
Heavy packing sows
smooth ................. 1s75@2o.e
Heavy packing sows, rough 19.0001e75
Sheep-Estimated receipts for today.
| II, 900; market, no early trading, bid
ding sharply lower on all grades.
Ewes medium to good and
choice ~. 1O.75@12.00
Ewes, culls and common. 5.OO@1O.50
Lambs, "a lbs. down ~. 14.OO@15.25
Lambs. So lbs. IN 1375@15.00
Lambs, culis andR common 10.oo@1s.50
Springs ..s......... 17.00@19.o0
| Yearling .wetl,ers ......... 12.5O113.76
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-05-12
AN ORDINANCE

Relating to the Finances and Making
Appropriations for the Yearly Ex
penses of the City Government of
the City Of MarshaIltown, Iowa, for
the Fiscal Year Beginning April l.,
1919.
Be it ordained by the city council Of
Marshalltown, Iowa:
Section There is hereby appropri-
ated out of the general fund and re-
sources of the city of Marshalltown,
Iowa, for the purposes herein set forth,
and for the payment of the ordinary
and incidental expenses of the said
city for Tho fiscal year beginning April
1, 1919. for the different items of the
general fund as follows:
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-05-12
CHICAGO Live Stock.

chicago, May Il. 2
Cattle-Estimated receipts for today.
1900; market beef steers slow; about
steady; she stock steady to strong;
calves soc lower; feeders steady.
Heavy beef steers, medium
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-05-12
Kansas City Live Stock.

Kansas City, May 12.-Cattle-Est-
mated receipts for today, $4,000;
calves, 1900 market lower.
Heavy and medium leef
Richmond planet., 1919-10-11

+. Il. have been ordered 10 gather at
some suitable place. Monday. October
20. 1919. FOR the purpose OF honor
ing with appropriate exercises the
seventeen birthday anniversary OF
Rev. William Washington Browne.
founder of the Order.
In celebration OF the occasion an
anniversary memorial fund is bcin"
raised by the members OF the Order
and Richmond Division at the seat ot
the ORDERS headquarters. iS planning
for Il noteworthy affair. Monday cv-
"ninG. October %. at $40. at Re
formers Hall. The members of the
Division will turn out in Il body. wear
rC%alia and make their anniversary
contributions through their fOun-
t"irS. The general public is also
invitod TO attend and will DO expected
TO give Il silver offering at the door
The Rev. DR.. Charles S. Morris. of
\nrfolk. Va. will deliver the ami
ycr&ary address.
Richmond planet., 1919-10-11
CRUMP MONUMENT Is
Unveiled HERE IN
WOODLAN
beautiful MuntImcnt to col. Thoma~
VI. trump Unveiled in Wou,lland
Cemetery.

TIL" unN"ilinE exercises al Wood
land Cemetery. "Wednesday. October
\. W"r" Il Hraud SrIrcr~S. Th" tine
granite monument erected in memory
OF TN" late Colonel Thomas NJ Crump
vas TIA" subject OF much Favorable
comment. Th" actual unvriliur Of
the monument WAS performed by he
widow Of the deceased. Mr.. j. w.
Thompson was master OF ceremonies.
Rev. Thomas H. White, u. D.. of
Clifton Forge. Va. who is Grand
hr"lat" OF tn" Grand Lodge. * OF T.
OF Virginia. OF which Order. Colonel
trump WAS the Grand Keeper of
Records and Seal at the time Of his
death, delivered the culogy. His re
marks w"r" appropriate. forccful ANA
timely. IL" WAS introduced hv At
lorn"N James r. Carter in Il most
appropriate manner. MIR. Bookrr l..
Jordan in choice language gave a
historical account OF Colonel Crump'S
career.
Mr.. !. W. Thompson introduc"d
President John Mitchell. lr.. who re
viewed the career OF the deceased.
Music WAS furnished by the Second
Baptist Church Choir and by the
Municipal Band. Sir r. j. prrr said
Il few words in conclusion. PRAYER
had been offered by Rev. nr. Scott
{. Burrcll and the hon~diction was
announced Ivy RcV. Dr ". T. John
son, pastor of the First baptist
Church.
tn" spectacular parade of the Uni-
form Rank. EuightS OF pylhiaS had
been Il feature. Visitors from New
port News. Norfolk. Petersburg. cur
Richmond planet., 1919-10-11
REN. DIR. KING HAS \ NARROW
ESCAPE IN ACCIDENT.

Rev. DR.. II. j. King. after conduct
inG services at the Fifth Street Rnp-
tiSt Church on Sunday morning. the
fifth instant, entered his Overland
car and started up Leigh Street to-
wards Brook Avenue. He could not
see any ear approaching as he ncarcd
the corner OF First and Leigh Streets.
He had not cleared the track however
before his car was struck by one OF
those heavy street cars going towards
Broad Street.
Th" impact smashed his car in the
rear breaking Il rear wheel. tearing
of the tire and completely reversing 9
the machine. In the car with him
were his wife and three children
None OF the occupants were injured
This car was recently given Roy ~"
King by the members of his Church.
Richmond planet., 1919-10-11
MRS. tOGBILL'S BIRTHDAY.

Members OF the family Of Mrs
Rohincita Cogbill OF 1917 Hull st =.
South Richmond. Va, Ted Il surprise
on her last Tuesday night at hcI
home. They began to arrive at a
bout nine O'Clock and soon the parlor
was filled with fun bakers. shower
ing congratulations. upon the occa
sion OF the birthday OF one Of the
oldest residents Of the city. Letters
from members Of the family wcr,
read and the neat sum Of $2I.0O was
presented as Il token OF love and cS.
TEEN The recipient was too over
come for uttcrancc. Plenty Of re
frcShmcntS were served to satisfy
the inncr-man.
Among those present were: Mos
>'amc$ Laura G. King. Lille Lewis
Alma Fitzgerald. Emma Brown, Liz.
Richmond planet., 1919-10-11

Mr.. y. :. Evans. OF News Ferry.
VA. waS in The city last week.
Mr.. Willie Palmer, Of Philadelphia
Pa. has been visiting his sister in law
Mrs. Mar@arrt purycar, Of Fcrt Lee.
Va. and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Page
amh friends OF Fulton.
Mrs. Martha Collins, OF 7l9 f.
18TH street South Richmond who was
taken suddenly i'll at Mrs Mammic
Banks, CID e. 10th street several
days ago is improving rapidly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Atlas Barbcc and
their little son, Atlas. Jr.. left the
city last week to spend two weeks
Visiting in Durham, N. G.
Miss Olivia Orange left the city
last saturday morning for Downing
ton. Pa, where she has accepted Il
position as teacher in the Downing
ton Industrial and Agricultural
School.
Mrs. Bessie Calhoun and Mrs. Su-
sic T.. trcnShaw. Of New York spent
ten days with their sick mother. Mrs.
Agnes Smith. Csc n. Seventh Street
They also visited Mrs. Matte Sclbv,
OF 1918 n. Fourth Street and many
other friends.
Mrs. Bette Eaton, formerly Of
Richmond, but now of Rosemary, "
G.. has returned home. after Il stay of
two weeks here. visiting her many
friends.
Richmond planet., 1919-10-11
In MrnnoI'i;ln,.

I'm sad but loving remembrance OF
my dear mother. Mrs. Martha Smith,
who entered into rest eternal lhrrr
N"AfS aGo, October Il, 1916:
Her beautiful soul, like a ray of lirht
ltAS gone to the realms above.
h"r" never again comes sorrow or
pain
In that land of celestial love.
And there. in the nowcry fields or
God.
Nh" mlhElrS with spirits Of peace.
mere nope and JOY, without alloy,
snail never decay or cease.
Her daughter,
ELLEN WILLIAMS.
Richmond planet., 1919-10-11

Evangelist SkipWith On Church liili.

Thirty-first Street Baptist Church.
Rev. $. y. Robinson, pastor. Our
fall revival has begun. The outlook
is very encouraging. We have had
several conversions thu> far and the
attendance is increasing nightly We
have with uS the Rev. W. IL. Skip
with. 3. D.. who needs no introduc
ton to the church gu"rS of this city.
On next Sunday h" Will speak three
times. NJ the great mass meeting
in the afternoon his subject viii be.
II Have Put ON My Coat. How Shall
Put II on Everybody invited d.
\ chorus OF fifty voices viii assist
in the music.
Richmond planet., 1919-10-11

ri" Harris. Florence Cogbin, Mamie
THOMPSON. Frcnchc Harris. Sallic l.
EoGnill lola Sully: Misses Lillian
and Frances Lewis. I.afon. Florinc
and Mary Cogbill: McS&rS. Thomas.
Edgar. John and Kirkland Cogbill.
Willie Harris. Ivory Sully. and W. r..
l.. Smith
II was one \. NJ when all left
for their several homes we'll pleased
with the evening spent
Richmond planet., 1919-10-11
NHlTING-W iSHINGTDN.

Mr.. l"and"r Washington annom-
eos tn" marriage OF hs mother. Mrs.
Ard"lia Washington to MIR. r. ".
Whiting.
Reception. Thursday, October -.
1919, al 9n.H state Street. from >:.f
T. NJ. to ll:3o +. NJ. An friends;
and TN" public in general are cor
daily invited TO be present. No
cards.
Richmond planet., 1919-10-11
Mrs. Holmes PASSES Away.

Mrs. Virginia Holmes, the wife OF
%lf Thomas Holmes, OF Wc>twood
Va. dlrd Tuesday afternoon, October
:, l?l9. Ai the Memorial Hospital.
Mf$. Holmes was Il member Of the
N"Nlwood Baptist Church, Rev. |. II.
Hines. pastor.
Richmond planet., 1919-10-11

Mr. and Mrs. Charles 4. Allen wish
daughter Miss Virginia B. Allen to
Mr.. l.. G.. Bass. Marriage took place
Monday September 20. 1919 at tho
brides residence 1885 Blair street
dtcceptioE October Is, 1919 at 1885
Blair street. Friends aro cordially in
vited. No cards
Richmond planet., 1919-10-11
BAiI.i.N-NlINOk.

William Y. Bailey, Corporal Com
p2nN Il, @6>th Infantry and Miss
Margaret X. Minor. dau"htrr OF Mr.
Benjamin Minor, OF Richmond. Va.
W"r" married October !. 1919. at
: O'Clock. They left Tor Washington
Octoh"r $, at J O'Clock L. NJ.
Richmond planet., 1919-10-11
(,RA Al--tLARIi,

Wise. Va. October !. Mr.. Jamrs,
Curl"H Gray married Miss Su>i" t!ark
on the sixth day OF October. Miss
Clark was the fair daughter of Mr.
Dave Clark. The couple left here
for Valid. Va, where they will make
their future home. Mr.. Gray is Il
motor mechanic.
Richmond planet., 1919-10-11

The Rev. r. j j MoSby, ID. ID
the ahl". energetic and aggressive
pastor of the New Baptist Church
viii preach a special sermon at the
Moore street Baptist Church WcdnaS
day night. October l5. 1919 at $50
O'Clock. Subject. The Signs of the
Time. The meeting is under the
auspices Of the Senior Choir Club
Special muse has been prepared for
the occasion, which will consist Of
several solos by talented singers.
\ great crowd is expected to hear
DR.. MoSby on this subject. Come
early and secure good seat. For
Continued on Eighth Page.)
Richmond planet., 1919-10-11
BEAUREGARD MOSELEY
MAKES DEFENSE Or
HIS STATEMENTS
Chicago. Sept, -. 1919.

Chir"g", Sept. -, 1919.
Mn John Mitchell. Jr,
Editor Richmond rlanrt.
Richmond, Virginia.
My dear Editor. 1t MAS with cX-
trcnc satisfaction and pleasure that
| Received and read Your note al re
cent date, in which You uS@ur" me-
the lihClouS headline WAS published
without Nour knowledge or consent,
and for this reason | am pleased to
give You tn" first statement | have
made since tn" rcputcd interview APP
pcarcd in the daily press of this city
and of the country. wherein ! WAS
quoted rs saying this was Il white
rNan'S country. The uttcranrc as
made hy me and quoted 10y the press
rs an alleged interview. WAS not what
| said and Yet what was published
rs being my interview was practically
true. What ! did say was this:
"Ecnnumically. this seemed to
hc y white mans country They
furnished the employment. indus
trial plants and the implements
al culliNatiuE the earth. and
through the law making bodies.
had given the Negro all the
riGht" that he had enjoyed or
would enjoy in This country. and
that for this reason il seemed to
he their country, etc"
Several race papers and would he
race leaders and thinkers, have
pounroa upon This assertion as il il
excluded them rs being part and par
eel of the country, have never said
that this WAS not their country.
know oi NO other that they could
justly lay claim to. and Yet tu say it
lS our country from an cronom ir
viewpoint. would he equally rs rash
W" hay" been for the past fifty
years, or | might add ever since the
first rolorcd man landed in this crun~
try ana | think history records his
mamie rs job Ben Solomon, irving to
help III" white man build up and
govern The country. just how far We
HAY" succeed is patented to most OBJ
servers. tolorrd people in Gcur%ia
Alabama. Texas and throughout the
South. where jury trials are denied
Prescription and civil rights prohibit
ed by law of the local states and rec
"&uizrd by III" National Government
80 far as states regulations enforcing
jim crow ears are concerned. are all
Richmond planet., 1919-10-11
kiChnond. Va. S,

Richmond, Va, Sept II, 1919.
secretary of the Navy.
Washington, ID. G..
Dear Sir; On behalf Of tn" Rich
m"nd Chapter OF the National Asso.
citation for the Advancement OF COL
or"d People, | write to enter Il protest
against what ! term an un-Amcrican
an nh-prmncratic act on the part of
the Government in having ;hc United
states Destroyer ship in harhor at
Richmond and all colornd citizens
VINO attempt to enter were denied
tn" privilege OF seeing il because of
tii"lr race and color.
Is il possible that this is a proor
ol tn" democracy for which more than
haIl Il million OF our race &houldrrrd
arms and offered to 80 across the
continued on Eighth p:gc.)
Richmond planet., 1919-10-11
DESTROYER CAPTAIN
WRONG IN BARRING
COLORED PEOPLE
fbloEED PEOPLE INDIGNANT.
f'chnond Chapter \. \. \. {. i. Acts
When f"'"r"d People are Refused
on f"ard l. 5. Destroyer Hoe.

The following correspondence viii
explain itself:
Richmond planet., 1919-10-11
kEFoRMEItS WILL CELEBRATE,
ANNIVERSARY or FOUNDER.

Rev. DR.. Charles S. Morris to Speak
for Richmond Division.
In keeping with proclamation
recently issued by Mr.. W. S. Wood
son. Grand Worthy Master. the su-
coordinate fountains and rosebud nur-
series OF tho Grand Fountain. l.. O.
Richmond planet., 1919-10-11

CONTINUED on Eighth p:gc. J
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takes a big perspective and rraIIy
II catches step thls social sort or
thing. with lulsa IN many other
way. 1t is easily understood also.
There tx nos a cIh In the entire
United States that has within its
confines 81 many citizens mat
come from ali paris of the coun-
try and from overseas too. They
brluE with them their own paruc-
uiaT individuality, ldioSyncrdslcs
and ga ON, This * reflected in
civic l.fc. 1t appears IN church at.
fairs. IN the phiianrhropsc ana OF
course In the social atmosphere.
OF course this talk Cenicrs mostly
about women There ~ tho time
quIfc near when there wil he a
more concerted movement to make
known the splendid work OF Tulsa
women along other lines than IN
sucicty's smart set Their work
here offers "A hrug.i field what
they have done stands ON hlstory's
pages what they are doing IL
san a credit to the city and state.
what they viii do is fnrccas.ed by
the past II is imagined Eat with
thcir versatility and knowledge,
that the many avenues are going
TO ha as much associated with AT
ference I'm opinions regarding
what they shall do and wha, shall
be said about Il in The papers. as
hag characterized the social Chron-
iClings
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The Signs of the Times

Despite the gloom OF the week,
Tulsa society has revcled In the
many deuehtfli affairs given The
Country cMb has been the mecca
for numerous parties. all Of them
being HSsoClatrd wIth much that
has pleased outdoor weather has
been quite enough TO dampeu tho
ardUr OF The most tasNiious hos
tess and make her wonder II her
palnStaking would be appreciated
and II the guests would brave tho
weather ana attend continues
Card parties MuChcou6 ana icaS
both IN lhc clubs and In The bean
tlful homes found ga hcrinEs ui
ma'Tous and maids Gorgeous
blooms from the hothOuscs were
arranged with artistry ana voiced
their welcome, and In homes
where gas was .ow, and hosiesS'S
apol lglGcd FOR she warmth OF
heat, these great blossoms, in
themselves. joined with the hostess
In their breath Of fragrance ana
beauty In making things lovely.
Good mauu'rS on the part OF the
hostess and the society reporter
forhidS intricate mention OF the
feasts served 4 The mos informal
Of tn 81 parties and really 1t ~
here that these fcasts appear. for
az the staid and formal affairs IN
the Country club and elsewhere,
the social plate * often conserrA
tive and reminds one Of war 'imcS
with It's restrictions, and no oil
fpnsc Is meant here either. Eut
II Is in the homes with the small
parties that "el's' abound. II -
lovely 10 enjoy AL this IN" larger
, function serves another purpose
and that is to hiring together
groupS or large companies OF
women In social mingiing. VINO we
with each other in their ultra
fashionable afternoon toilette tha'
hc.pcnks the well dressed WON .
and OF Tulsa To one who ha9 llNcd
in New England or In tho thr
south where generations past have
poved the way for society ana
their forhears are usherod INTO so.
Ciety AZ their birth as bellies ana
heaux of the future. the largenoss
and the unusuainess Of society IN
The middle west Is refreshing Ne
have NAV we saw. circles o' So
clctv. This Is lovely for the circles
but difficult for somc one VINO IL
supposed to chronicle the doings
OF the circles. Try It and see.
Each one Of these particular cir
cles have their own way OF DONG
things They have also one way
OF thinking their social happenings
shbuld be repr.ed, Back where
az we have sad, generations pas,
have paved he way the chroh.'-
Ter knows where Is at as lhe
man once stated up In Washing
ton, and the Sunday sapers TEEN
wl.h the stories of Mr.. So-and SO 8
tea or reception l. Is not given
as Mrs Su-and SO wants H. no IN
deed. hut Il is reported as the So
ciety editor wants 90 report Il or a'
circumstances compel and an.
other thing. the hostess is please d
10 have II so. Here In Tulsa. ",
have circles that Ike this way "i
doing things ana 5, makes Il ra'h-
or co-opcrat!vo There ia re-
frcshipg sort of feeling whom one
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10 Cive Benefit for ArteHS
Dickson, Popular Baritone

n, - ~. -
n.o,,,, ,
"a. ,,,,,.., .,.
1,v a. ~. ,...u.
hatitnrn slrrar
tells Dickson who
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Elisabeth Ann Looks Ab0ut T0wn
ana Sic N0vS-

Winter. winter winter, me lore Hou. PES mdoed IRE do
Ercn tho your cold and biusrH hare z fcndlr fee
hearts for yOu. Cduse Bon brin8 HS thiSfHds
and Il hnppy Ncm Year time. lou bring me sicgInD and
the skafiny rhch the youngsters think is fhe ana some
of the odfr 0nrS are siOW Then ercryone gets
raDpt6 and It's time To Then our chcrShcd Santa
COMES al this Of the year run nus f"id W
mood iin0s e,cry heart Ia cheer WhU shouldn't
y0u be tho al times seem so coid FOR
non breathe hcdih and happiness into the rorid. ShoWcr
in1 uDOn blessings HnfOid
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Informal

ss.. ~ J. C1urady entertained at
esgr. W beg suite In cynthia
rs-,. on Friday afternoon compli-
80 70 Mrs u II Cornell. who is
y r.ts her daughter. Mrs. Dudley
psr, sA'h Lavender and pink
y, s.e We color tones employed In
rt3s So '..'Hs Mrs. Isaac Shuler
Hong. .'nr, and Mrs. Charles II
n, 1'aid made low. A special favor
Ars- s'h'fa the guest OF honor
sgr =, - game. a two-coursa lunch
F.s,t h.. served. Mrs Cannady's
p ~, included MesdameS charles
n.,s,-s y J Mcmillan. Anna
c--r,..-A A.tfef @ HeVgem Jules
ts-sf,-. harles =. Co.vin. G. w
r,H Ia Ronneti. ! 9 R.dsin
VI ~ ""-sr0 Eslnh Tolhrrt.
IA ~ ..nh and Mrs Isaac shuier
s Hubert whitney.
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Mesdamos Eav and Burt Collins
will give luncheon In the Country
club ,n December IS, complimenting
Mrs Donald oak, n November nride,
who was formerly Miss Louise Argue
% Indcpcr dence. Kan
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