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Tombstone epitaph., 1919-12-07
ELL ClEAEY DEFENDS WOSBlr

OAKLAND, Cal. Ncv 2e HulndrNis o: pages o; L V. W. publications. pa-- ,icalarly ;hc preamble and consti;u. ;ion. were read to the jury today when ,he de;ensa opened it's case in the criminal syadic:s. trial O: Jam ss Mciiuso. former local organizer ani secretary.
 In his opening statement. William B. C,ear-. connse! for McHugo. trac- ei he inoer:ion of the organization. the service alleged to oe rendered the people Of the country by inc | w. w. in the farming, mines and forests and iheir in;en.;,n of carrying out ar industrial and not political revolu. ton.
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SUPERIOR MINE AT GLOBE
 LOOKS VERY ENCOURAGING

GLOBE. Nov. 29- Development of the ore body recently encountered in an exploratory c;oss-cut on the 490 foot level of the Superior & Boston mine is very encouraging Drifting is in progress bo;h eas; and west on the vein.
 The wes: face shows the vein 10 D. seven fee; wide. ot which four fee. is solid glance tha; will probably assay 4 or 25 Percent copper and go ounces If silver The las; carload of ore s.:i pped from ,he new s.-ike assayed l5 7e-o.n; copper ari e2 ounces of silver. Tie east d-i:t is also looking ve-y scod. the ore body earring more black oxide of copper. but a53u; the same value n s:,y-- a. ? ;he wes, drift.
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suP7E.E ccyFT DECISIONS

FHGENIX, Nov. Decisions by he supreme court O, Arizona in a .unber of cases, made Friday. were announced today. The court sgsraine.!
 .le superior court o. M-r.co.a county n the case of Charles T. Ho!..ngs- Nof,h against Jhe Arizona Gazette a.-l dismissed tae case
 The coEr, affirmed iadsmea: IF the case Of G. T. Caa.:a and Olive \. S:ark againS; James King Green. ai- min.s.-a-or o; the estate Of Anne Il Green Judgment was also affirm ,'l n ;he appeal case Of the Arizona Her cl'as Copper company against John V. C:enshaw The decision 0: Judge Lymaas branch of the superior coar: of Maricopa county in the appeal case .: Monte Harper, ST. against Deyiile T.pp!e was reversed.
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COPPER OUTPUT GROWS
 OESPiTE LACK OF SALES

BISREE. Nov. 30.-The combined refined copper production of twenty 0r more prominent producers last month showed a substantial increase over the September output, despite he lack of demand for the red metal and the shading of prices by certain selling agencies. A very large pro- portion c. the meta; now being turn ed oI: merely represents that much addition 10 the already huge total Of lzsoid metal in the country While exports are buiking fairly large they are bu: drop in the bucket as com pared win surplus of the metal that
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TEACHERS FLOCK rHc. THE
 SCHOOLS TO M-FE M-.ET

PaOENiE, Nor .e.-sohool teach- CTS are n, s-r.z:ag ;a Ari2c3a. A1. they are leaving the profession J. large numbers. ;c axe ID more ,e- muerative work. wh..e marriage hds taken scores Of he school ma'ams since the boys cane hone from he var
 Within the sal; R.yer va.!sy a7n,- Der of s,hoo. d:s,ric;s now are ila '.diag "teachsrages~ co-,ea.en: b ;he school, for rhe free hsazias e teachers who TO longer care to board around" ia districts that sre remote rom towns vhe:e accomca. iions migh; be had n al districts there has been a material raise salaries pad. yet n5t ea5GgA to =. the vacancies in the school .e.rn that already has comm nenced Nearly p score of districts have been unable . star; Tor lack of instrlc,-rs. Six {! these districts are in CocA.se c,aa.y
 The city schools s-re.a.ly are a-s- :e-rsa @nI are keeping up their .sa T. ing s.aGs Most of -hese ls
 have made advances Of above ,) @ month per teacher. The ru-a! si. ;rici- generally are restricted U .a 10 set sum that --w .- not s.o-sa 10 hold an ins;-Ec:sr, though ab, half the sums Iece.yeJ from .axa;;-a within ;he s;a;e ION eo .a edac- ;!cal
 There is no disposition to relieve ,ae situation by lowering .oi the school standards App,.csG,s from ;he- s:a;cs of-en ia, to .2ss he Ar zc=a teachers ezana.nati2n. even .hCugh they may De backz1 by years of teaching experience. A largo number Of temporary certificates we.
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HELD FCR MURDER

RIVERSIDE, Cal. Nov. 27.-Trini- dad Cruz. a Corona Mexican, is in the county jail here or information received from Sheriff J. F. McDcnall of Tombstone, Ariz.. charging him with the death of an Arizona girl who disappeared five years ago. The finding Of the skeleton of a woma n buried in the sands of the Arizona desert, together with gossip o: Cruz's friends concerning his knowledge o; the affair. led to the arrest.
 I: is said Cruz disappeared al; abou; the time the woman turned up missing, bu. he denies ever hay ing been near the scene of the crime alleged.
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Ec6, NsOn siHs EASILY
 AGAINST BOBBY WAUGH

GLOBE. Ncy Willie Robinson vas awarded the decision over Bobby Waugh in 1G-rourd "gen,!eman's" fight. staged at Miami this evening. Waugh displayed noIe Of the asgres- s.veness which he has bcen credited win and played a good second 10 Rob .nson throughout the fight The fgh; WAS very tame.
 Casey Smith won a decision over Mary Talk in six rounds of good fighting. The Sm:th-Fa!k bout was fast and furnished the fans plenty 0. erterta .nment. Battling Chico K. O.'l Young Corbeti" in the first round ct scheduied four-round bca;.
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.s aN 2.:.ng sale.

.s waiting sale.
 The combined production of twenty .arge producers las; month amounted to Ss.5sO..64 pounds. compared with 62o13.2ss pounds in September and sS.4ls.47S rounds in August Those totals do not by any means represen: :he total production of the country for tha. mon:h, as there are large number Cf companies. espec:a.li ;he porphyries. that are ye; to announce their october results.
 This October. combined production increased 6.5se.s7s pounds over Sep tem5er. On the other hand the Sep temoer combined output showed a decrease of 1.405,l90 pounds as com. pared wi;h August.
 Some of the companies listed bS- low produced more copper in October than in any month since las; sl-ins Anaccnda turned oI; more copper ,as: month than since .a-ra.y; la- spiraiion since December. 1918: N . hawk since April; Phelps Dodge since June; while Calumet & Hecia ani subsidiary companies produced mora of the red metal in October than in any month since February
 Anaconia, Eas; Butte and Nor7h companies Butte, the three proninen; Butte companies. turned out a total D: ia.oi6,7e5 pcuads las; m,n:h. CT ..75-.gs5 pounds more than ia Sep ,embe- The combined ptembsr ou,aut gained g2sooo pounds over August;
 The Ca,lue. 6 FIec:a companies and No.,,s.ae and Mohawk of ths Lake Superior district increased their october ou;pa; by f3c7ooo pounds over september. while the Se2:ombe- combined ou.pu; gained so6,olo lbs. over August.
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HOTEL CLERK KILLED EY
 aSSsilANT WHO ESCAPES

PHOENIX. Dec. 2-Fe-d.nand Roes- sler, night clerk al the Ker:sing ho- tel, was sho; and wounded by an un- known assailant a; 3:15 o'clock this morning while standing behini tn registration desk al The hctel. Roes- sler lived until 5:55 o'clock and al though he was conscious part of the time, the either could not or would not reveal the name Of his assassin.
 Nigh; Officers Feuerriegel and Ed wards were first to arrive in the loh- by Of the Kertsing after the shots had been heard As they entered the room they saw Roess!er standing up, evidently in the position in which he had been shot, clinging 70 the desk with both hands.
 "A white man did it." he told the officers. and nothing more definite than this could be learned from him. When he was questioned later al the hospital he answered. apparently with great effort because Of his sui fering:
 Let me alone, I don't know."
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OFFICERS NAB TWO
 ARIZONA ROBBERS

hLBUQyERQUE, x. NJ. Nov % Sheric Baca, o: Socor-o county ani four deputies have captured in ;he hanzano mountains two of the SIX robbers whc shot and probably ista.- ly wounded Abran Con:re-as. -:.h ranchcT. They were ;railed three days when over.aken. They refused 10 surrender until the sheriff threaten ed to blow up ihe house in winch they were hidi@s with hyaanite A new posse tonight will ;aae up ;he trail c: ;he oJ.or men.
 The two prisoners were taken b. fore Cont-eras todly and identified They la;sr confessed. according to the sheriff.
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WORK ON NAVAJO COPPER
 co. PROPERTY 70 RESUME

FLAGSTAFF. Nov -9.-Work is n be resumed on the property of ,Le Navajo Copper company. which failed in an effort to secure profit from ( large deposit of surface copper. l2i miles northeas; Of Flags-a1. at,er eXpa. men;.ng w.,h motor trucA aa3 ce:e-;ri.ier craas seo-;a:ioa oa :arse sca,e. bringing :he o:e to F.ags;a ;at, :o- rail transfer 70 smel,ers.
 Now ;he p5-epr;y has been :@tor over 1y q syndicate, represented by Henry ". Malich. oc sla Francisco. Ires!ten; Of he south Eureka Mining company. of Nevada. There VII De ersc:ed al ,he time 9 teae=n..atins 7 and teaching plan,. % be supplied w.;h water by -o mile pipe line h will eos; sl50.oOo. The property is 10 be operated inc whole year. the winter cen ent-a,es Tied q! ,a- snows are gone
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14 INCHES OF RAIN
 FALL IN QUASTZITE

YUMA, Dec. 2-Jce Johnson, W.T. liam Dobinett, William Andrick and ". o. Weeiing, all of Quar;zsite, were in Yuma Saturday on legal business Hr. Johnson is among the old timers a. Quartzsi;e, and has been a prospec- ter and miner for quarter of a cen tury. He says tha: the recent flood al Quar.zsite was the greatest ever known. Fourteen inches Of water fell in four hours. The town is slow ly recovering from the effects of the flood.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-12-07
HAVE TC REG EOE

PHOENIX, N5@ .g.- ;z.:sd cla;cs E aator Mecr"-5e af NarA Dakota .2agh; ( declared that a',Aolri an ar. ser, supp1r,e- ..s treaty aad the 3r~- ?; ac .s.sae c: aa- tions. he was frank iJ aJH.it that ua- less President V-i.s-n was prepare 10 receGe from ths position hs tcok al the close Of the peace conference "he will hare 1D .eace treaty"
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cCNNESTioN -EC. 6

PHOENiX, N,T 2s. Plans were urtec way :-aiSh; fer ihe first state cc2rea;.c1 -s the United Americans. a branch cf uat;aZ..l lrga@i1a;ion D fight raa:ca'sn. The convention WI b. he'd Zee (, ;ae chic: purpese bein; to efee: state organization of SC cle;ies formcd n Phoenix, Tuoscn, Bisbse. Douglas and elsewhere.
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DOUGLAS TO OPEN
 MUNICIPAL STORE

DOUGLAS, Nor. 29.-As result cf a council mee:.Eg attended by Major E. X. PGrvis. Gua-.eEmas;er depdr,- mel;. Douglas decided 10 establish Q municipal store for the sale of army food. clothing and miscellaneous oth- CT stores. Several carloads of quar- term2s.er's stores offered by Majcr Plrvis to the city were ordered and will arrive in two weeks or less. A committee was named to secure a s;oreroom and attend to other details
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< OMAN ct.ss tyT1
 FROM CEA-A FLCHCE

PHOENIX. Nov. 2s ony the te. marhable prssence of hind d Mrs Lille Rayl saved he A.a Of herself and three.yea--old daughter Saturday night, when an al, mobile in which they were sitting started -o..in. back yards along ihe ea.5 .: q i50-foo; ?:sci3:ca near Gc,daelds on the Apa- che trail. The ErasA.ae pIunged along the c.ig f,r nearly Iot yards before Mrs. Rayl. who was holding her daughter in the year seat. could reach the steering wheel and turn the car into the embani.meat cn the oD- p0si;e s.I, oi Inc rad.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-12-07
AGED AR.ZONsN PLEADS
GUiLrY TO McoNsHiNlN

SOiLb NN ON AlNS
 PHOENiX. Nov. 23.-GeorEe BlrL-- man. 70. pleaded guilty in Jhe super for court of Judge Stanford fcGay u a charge of owning and operating 8 s.il! for the manufacture Cf wine. He pIeaGed that the wine was for his own use and asked clemency through cogI- SC, because he said he did not manu- fac;ure the .:guc- for sale. The judge said he could not establish preceGen: tha; would make t possible for every man b own and operate st:H for h 2 Birdgm3n fined $50.
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PAGE SEVEfI

ssUod to teachers las. sr,:g 10 tide yer the term and ,na. ? q hes. may have 10 be reacr ! |. orc. to start ard ma.-tiin al! the schools. fooord- ;ag to inc state super.n;eadort Of soaocls. the next move may have to he ere 0 "s;srtie tse tax2a'ei-."
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-12-07
ntSoS; IF cCSHlSE
 COUNTY FARM ADVISOR

The :c!.ow.ag Is the monthly re- port Ci C. R. Adamson. county farm advisor. wi;h headquarters a; Willcos, .Sr the month 0. October:
 orsanization
 The LiCA; community held a nee.- .ng fer the purpose of discussing the .Gyisat!liy c! budding a community telephone system. The plan propose is similar 10 ;he one pu: into opera ion in the St.onshu.a community one year ago No EnL! decision was reached a; ;A.s meeting. However, me success 0; sAe u.ogosed under as- .Ls Is p..c-Sa..y sssu:eG.
 Crops
 Fled Inspection. Numerous farm ,.s.;s were made iDs. ec.as crops throughout the county and inciden. ally numerous specimens suitable 10: exh!bi. al the s,a,e fair were noted. The ;Ea!, crop is especially fine and several samples have already been placed cold st5.ase a, the time ol ;h's report.
 Four hundred pounds Of hairy vetca were ordered through cooperation with the county agent. The purpose Of this planting .s primarily as a catch crop U preyen; the blowing Of ,Ae soil. The ye,ch Will b. pl5w5d under neX, s?-.ng.
 An g-rh4... s7.ay .ls demoas;ra..oa ~-s >1l---:ea .n lie Paradise com .a-. lh.s a,-a .o-owei a coop ,.a-g, p.l- S.;a Prof. Cr!der. O: ,hs c5..rse of Agr.cd.,I-e. Th.s coz. .4Ja.:y has 5esn entirely Tree oi al, oreaa.d trouoi,s :n tAe past; Up aa c.sse .nspe ten :Ae woolsy apl.s -- ,covered his ial. As ,ha ccmaua. " interests are small. first c-4ss barrel puH9 was secured and uad g.: ;ae direction Of local fruit man, wAc .s much Interested in the maintain izg o. good fruit. all the trees wEl D sprayed for he control of vool.e' aph.s with a >ola,ioa O: Black Leat
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Livestock

L.vez-oCa vaccination GzIcls:-t- ;Icas were cond2c.ad with s head O. stock by he county agent.
 Following inquiries ,he eoun'y asen; has written letters for prices o: poultry. du,ks. aGl aogs during 5he month.
 Registered Hereford cattle win ss ==a: io ;Ls s:a-e fair rom Cochi=e .oun:y ay NO local breeders
 4 livestock lues-.,aaa:re has be=a sen: ol, 10 s;ooEalen of CooAis- cou2- Y f5. ,he pur27ss of securing co,4- pe,e list ct owners of all kinds 0: .-re5,o,k. IE:s a..n is being :r-.hsr- -4 n c1aaec,.aa ni.h the campaign .y. i-a..-oved s,ack.
 sis and lrrissson
 TEr55 huAd.-d copies of Q bulletin n he Use Of waste water. by Prof Smith of the University. have been distributed throughout ;he irrigated sectors o: h. copay during ,he past month
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Farm ard Horne

fa9 s,ronghcid community con 5at;sd community lar a; ne picnic srlsl1s on Wednesday ot ;ae weeh ending October 25. IT addition :o the ss-s:anca rendered oy the county az l.ts't.-a. and hone demonstration assas O: cochise county. Directo- Ily.y. and Mir. Harris. the poultry spe,ial.s;. he.aed ia the judging O, far exhibits.
 Pamphle:s describing home cheese making were sent 10 Bisbee farmers Ipon special request.
 Community assistance was rezdereI Q a farmers wife who was le:: de pe2lent with crops unharvesJed. .n he Stewart district of Cochise coun- y. The neishbors filed the s!!o dur ing The day, and all the farm crops were gathered. About fifty ne:ghbors were present and the women served dinner 10 those present.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-13
vanclevc Items.

-.
W. A. Pothast went Tuesday to
Minneapolis to buy cattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Park Grier ana p. e.
Basch spent Wednesday at MARSHALL
town on business. Fa. Jg
q. o. Owens and Frederick lille.
man were at Marshalltown Thursday.
Mr.. Franklin, Of Marshalltown, Is
painting the Ice house and grain Office
Of the W. A. Pothast Grain Company.
c. C. Quick and Charles OalIent.ne
were at Marshalltown on business Fri.
day.
John MeHone is quite sick with
pneumonia. 81
Tho teachers and Superintendent C.
r. Core went to Dies Moines to attend
the state teachers meeting Mr.. Core
was called to his home at Deep River
on account Of the illness in his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Dvorak, who have
been spending a few days with rela-
tives at Eberton. returned homo Fri
day, accompanied BY the latter's sister,
who will spend tho winter here.
CIV. Gallentine left Sunday for Q
few days stay IN Dss iNoinss on buAi-
ness. .s2
Miss Edna Haas. who has been
visiting her sister. Miss Amanda Hans.
returned to her home In Rhodes Nom
day.
Miss Enxa. Of Etberon. ana Herbert
Tisges have taken positions In the y.
FL Basoh store.
Word from Missouri tells of tho
MARRIAGE there OF Paul Warden and Q
Indy Of that state, f
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-13
sehumann to Begin Prison Term.
pscial to Tlmes.Republican.

special to Times-Republican
Dubuque. Nov. 1s.-Wilhelm Schu-
mann, OF Pomeroy. pastor Of the
Lutheran church at that place. will
be taken to the federal prison at
Leavenworth from Dubuque this week
to begin serving a flve-year sentence
for violation Of the espionage act.
Schumann was indicted June 20, 1918.
and was sentenced here in the United
States court. A petition to the SUI
preme court for re-hearing was de-
MED. Schumann was indicted for as
sailing thu action Of the United States
in entering the war. He was alleged
to have said in one of his sermons:
THE war in which America Is en-
gagged 10 for capitalists only; the
liberty bond is hu1nbug. BY buying
liberty bonds you buy yourself deeper
into slavery. America went Into this
war to. help England. America has no
right to 20 into this war against Ger
many. Germany is right"
: Another excerpt from his sermon.
cited Ia bis TRIAL, was: =
I'VE are asked to take up collections
for tho RED Cross. but we could raise
our own money and send It to our own
Germans and help them out. It ID 9
money var and mon are making
Emoney osE nf It. I do not believe In
the r. NC. A. It Is gotten up by
Methodists. and I want my people ia
stay away from It and stay by the
Lutheran church. Our boys should not
go over there and shed their blood to
help England
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-13
Got liz Eggs
Instead of )
Says One Subscriber

Any poultry raiser can easily double
his profits by doubling the egg produce
ton Of his hens. A scientific tonic has
been discovered that revitalizes flock
and makes hens work all the time. The
tonic Is called "More Eggs."sIt has al
ready been used by 100000 chicken
raisers and literally thousands OF let
ters have been received telling Of It's
marvellous results. Give your hens a
few cents worth Of More Eggs" and
you will be amazed and delighted With
resultA A dollars worth Of more
Eggs" win double this years produc-
ton OF eggs, SO II you wish to try this
great profit maker. write E. J. Reefer,
poultry expert, 364o Refer Bldg. Kan
sas City, Mo-, who will send you .
package Of More Eggs" Tonic for 800
(prepaidy. So confident Is Mr.. Refer
Of the results. that . million dollar
bank guarantees II you arc not abso-
lutely satisfied. your dollar will DO re.
turned on request and the tonic costs
you nothing. Send dollar today.
Profit by the experience Of man who
has made a fortune out Of poultry.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-13
Laurel Itsrs.

kotFot 'to'Vss
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Custard and
son. OF Miles City. Mont, we're visit
In hia brother. A. J. custard.
Mrs, Carrie Wares and son, OF
Clemens. visited at the parental. j. c.
Buffer homo.
Mrs. Jennie Wells Packer Of Seattle.
Wash, was looking after her land tn
terosts west OF town.
Laurel lays claim 70 some corn
husker. Leo Carney huskod and
scooped $50 bushels on two dinorent
days.
Mrs. Y. g. Fehrrnann will 60 60 the
81. Thomas hospital whore sho VIII
Undergo an operation for what has
been diagnosed az cancer,
Tho women OF Laurel rro proud OF
their voting ability. making fewer
mistakes than the men.
Quite number Of cellars and cave,
have water In them since the rain Of
Sunday night,
John Locker and Ruth Often were
married at the home OF the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Often.
Rev Pfaitzg rnff offlciatod,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-13
DON'T DRUG KIDNEYS
/ RUB bACkACnE AWAY
Instant rslIsS! Rub palm, sorsness and
+ stiffness fran your back with
ret. jacobs liniment."

Kidneys cause backache7 MOI They
have no nerves, therefore can not
cause pain. Listeni Your baolsache 10
caused By lumbago, sciatica or 4
strain. ana the quickest relief IL sooth-
Ing. penetrating est Jacobs Liniment".
Rub It right on the ache or tender spot,
and instantly the pain, soreness. stiff
ness and lamsnsss disappears, Don't
stay crippled Get . small trial bottle
Of }"St. Jacobs Laniment" from your
druggist and timber UP, A moment
after It 10 applied yon'll wonder what
became OF the sbaolEachA, sciaticA Or
!uynhags pain, EST Sc. Jacobs Imminent"
stops my pain 6 oncs. It 10 harmless
nd doesn't S:.:n o. Aieenlnr tl,e akin
m ~ sljy tppiicatiou y rub q :
ye1AN aAnS % qjleal baAk ~ lor
luinbeSo 0oli&lea sssuraiala vheuma.
tisni, Gpsains or = stsain.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-13
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION
Postponed Meeting Of County Assoois'
tlon at Laurel, Nov, 1915

V0bkHoWVu "coN'H6 w SooWNy Ssuo0'a"
tlon at Laurel, Nov. 1910.
The annual convention Of the Mar
shall County Sunday Schoo! Associa-
ton. which was to have been held Mt
Laurel last month but was postponed
on account OF rain. will be held Tues-
day and "Wednesday, Nov. Is and ~.
Reports 70 be made by officers Will
cover two years as the convention that
should have been held last year was
postponed on account Of tho influenza
epidemic.
Walter Hutton. state secretary. ond
one other state worker. viii be present.
Two banners have been secured and
are to be awarded. one to the school
In this county presenting the best re-
cord of work done, and tho other 20
the district meriting 1t on the same
conditions.
II Is expected that every Sunday
school IN the county will send dele
gates to the convention. Free enter
tainmsnt will be provided BY the
people % laurel. Those who 90 by
rail. and whose convenience L. best
served BY soing on the train to Gilman
or Ferguson. should write Rsv. F.. p.
Piatzgran. Laurel, and he will provide
for conveyAnces to Laurel.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-13
BUILD APARTMENT HOUSE.

chicago Contractors ERECTING Twenty.
tReonr Structurstin Third Ward.
Vincent Trezo and Ben lingo, Chicago
contractors, who have come to this
city to make their home, have under
construction at the corner Of South
Sixth and Nevada streets. an apart
nent house Of twenty rooms. Tho
building is Of frame construction, two
stories. will cost about $4,000 and will
be finished by about the first Of the
year. .-..-,.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-13

3TEMPERATURE At Tow MARK.
Maximum Only II, Minimum Down I,

Maximum Only II, Minimum Down I,
|. n @.s h.:98 Above Zero.
"Wednesday was one Of the coldes
November days In several years, and
the cold wave that struck thu city
Tuesday night brought real winter
temperature The mercury did 20
rise higher than II above zero all day
which was brisk freezing weather. and
during the night the mercury dropped
to 3 above zero. 4: 4. -. " ~.
tNbe textrsries Wednesday compared
wirhAo and 10 Tuesday and so and 2.
q year agotW ednesday. At this morn
ing the. Temperature was. 8, two de
grees colder than at the correspond
ing hour "Wednesday morning.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-13

Get our price on denatured alchol
for your car. Henry S. Mayer.