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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-19
To EXTEND EFFORTS
CAMPAIGN AoAiNSr rv0ARcu.
LosIS WILL HR sNLARoSp.
steps 10 ss Taken a eaaas Confer
snos 10 b Asld Jan. f7--euessss o.
Christmas Sssls Gales Pnvias
Ample Funds Fer Extension Of Work
Program For ststs Msstlns.

Des Moines. Jan. 1s.--Plans for q
Wide extension Of activity In anti.
tuberculosis and public health work
in Iowa during tho coming year win Be
mapped out at the annual meeting Of
the Iowa tuberculosis Association.
which has been called for Des Moines
on Jan. ~ by DR.. John II. Peck. Of
Dies Moines, president
sueeess In the recent Christmas seal
campaign has made possible q wider
program than heretofore, and has
financed local activities In almost
every county. II 10 believed when all
reports are In that moro than 10000.
600 seals will have been accounted for.
The annual msstins will be open 20
all interested IN ant!-tuhereulosis
work. Sessions win be held ct the
Hosai savery. morning and afternoon,
with a dinner In the evening. The
board OF directors will also meet ana
organize for the coming year per.
fscted.
Sectional meetings will be held in
the morning, Dr.. Peck presiding over
the medical section, Miss Theresa
Dansdill, In charge OF the health
crusade work, leading the section on
the modern health crusade, Miss Anna
n. Drake. head Of the nursing depart
naent, over the purses section. ana +.
:. Edmonds. the new etats secretary
leading . discussion on seal sales and
organization work
A general session wifi be held In the
afternoon, with A. 2. Kepford, state
tuberculosis lecturer, r. ]. Reed.
former secrstary, Mr.. Edmonds. Niles
Rachel former. In charge Of oooupa-
tional thsrapy work. A. ]. strawson,
regional secretary for the National
tuberculosis association and Louis
II. Cook, IN charge Of publicity for the
association. each delivering ten
minute talk.
At the evening dinner the roll Of
counties will be called, and each ooun-
ty permitted to make a response.
DELEGATES are expected to be present
from most OF the counties OF tho
state. .---.r IS
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-19
Northern Io,va Items

Queen Of 0sots ana Alexander stuart
to France q o.. barristsrs at 0las.
row. Scotland, who recently aAvsrtasse
for heirs Of the sstAtA
Mount vsrnon-,A beauty contest 10
being held under tho auspioes OF the
Royal Purple, Dvsryons who SUD
scrfbss to the 1894 college year book 10
entitled TO vote In this contest The
ballot boz Ia open for votes In this
contest today. The winners will not
be announced until the time Of the
publication Of the book next May.
Misunderstanding cotton like 9
slsiSht Of hand performer saved q L.
year. old GIRL . prisoner In the caro-
OF Sheriff d. .. Henderson. from pain
and worry over swallowing = oan.
While the Girl was hsipins NdrS. xea.
derSon put up curtains the PIN scli
into hsr partially open mouth. u
went down her throat before she could
stop It. A doctor advised eating ~
much cotton a. possible. The pin was
safely dislod6oA.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-19
A cou,h Msdiein. AZ m.rt

The value Of Chamberlain dough
Remedy in the treatment Of colds and
coughs 10 we'll known and admitted
By those VINO have used it and are In
position TO know N real worth Mrs.
Thomas Beoching. Andrews. Ind. says
During the winter my husband takes
cold easily. Chamberlain Cough
Remedy is the best medicine for break
ing UP these attacks. You could not
Set him to take any other" For sale
by all desIers.-Advertisem
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-19
STATE SCHOOL lNADEouATk'
Homo For Maynard Girls No< Meet
Inc Requirements.

Traer, Jan. 1e-tMrs. e. e. Taylor
has started a movement to secure ao-
eouate accommodations for the girls
who are sent 10 the school at MITCHELL
vile.
In tho Clipper, Of which che
edits the womaa's page Mrs. Taylor
publishes a p!t!tul story told her re.
Gently about O. g.ri paroled from
Mitohellville 70 o family In which she
was worse treated than were many
Of the abused slaves Of olden times"
Mrs. Taylor says; 1T appeared that
while the officers OF the institution are
supposed to have jurisdiction over those
who are paroled out, TO rsquoire
monthly reports and the like. these are
mere suppostttons In many cases, a. Il
was IN this.
'The institution 10 overcrowdsd. not
all those who are sentenced to 'as In
st,tution oan be accommodated, and
raony arc sent out on parole who
should not be IN order to relieve con-
sestion. and proper care 10 not exoer-
cfsed over them when sent out.
at would seem that It would be nee
essary for the state to make provisions
for these unfortunates IN the near fu-
eure which viii be adequate ana far
reaching.
mo real refcrmatory work can be
accomplished under present conditions.
For several years the Iowa Federation
Of wonen's clubs aas been solicited
for aid for several Itate institutions.
The organisation has appointed women
especially fitted for the work 10 inves-
tisate these institutions and report
on existing conditions. This has been
done IN some cases. and that the need
exists for radical changes has been
clearly proven.
',But the board Of control II po-
litical body, the governor does not
take kindly to 'neddlins women and
% far nothing has been accomplished
except that some publicity has been
given In the hopes that those who do
have political influence may exert It."
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-19
Movie StatIstleA

IN one eve7ing we now see 10 an
noupeements Of forthcoming attrae-
hons, 4S close-ups Of the leading lady.
y close-ups Of the leading man, II
ciose.ups OF wonder child. 620 people
ct into automobiles. go people get out
pS automobiles six eternal trtangies,
II Inistrsated wives, nine unapprect.
ated husbands, eight poor girls msf.
He'd 10 lords, three murders, one haJs.
~ q pies.-Film Fun.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-19
MJAMY CLAIM REWARD.
Pifsy psrssns claim 1850 Reward r
. tsas&un> al Haok Achbsr

Ptfty pNrsons claim 1850 Reward For
) Capture % Bank Rshssr
! L. Mars, Jan. ie.-More than dfty
!Dsssous have entered cist,ns for share
u ~ 1850 reward offered for the
Seoa1tst Of shs wsstAsld bank rob.
hsys Who escaped from the county tall
S1ss afes1 numbering william Maxwell
con Of Sheriff MAXWELL. The members
a ths county board Of supervisors,
0sabers Of tie city council and bank.
q q this city. VINO offered the reward,
SsSs bean n 4 quandary about how to
Divide he mons7. They have heard
Easements Of number Of persons who
'Aad eou,stninS 70 Do WITH the capture
~ sba baa6its, three DAYS after their
ssoApA and WIN meet nsxt Thursday
q make aaai dspos,t.on Of the fund
HE naSet4ng Will be held At the city
hall. Il u said several claimants have
Ahysstsnsd court proceedings II the,
Sys aoA aDssn Z material part Of the
t11nd
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-19
fstpans In California.

0pSc!d to TiMes-1oepvb!scan-
! Wb6tess, Gala, Jan. is-6oFmes
rSsIdsets Of eeenasr nss1eot not tho
'aSsnteysag Il themselves together
1usrsA1 81 ; grand old picnic, Sat-
EQsda$. 3An. ~ was the date this year.
| GnA SyRmore Grove, Los Angeles was
Nc Dlaee. Attendance was 1870, TIC
asDe UanSlon Of former spenoerites -
b>adsd tor the coming year by Mrs. u
I'll ooAy. president; Mrs. 3. q, Goode'e'
vt~s prsAdsat; MISS IDA Knight, Sec
rSeAry, Mr.. T. A. 6ushler. tTsasur-
,et
IN ana Mr.. Vesaoa knapp, nsviy-
wlds rom pyssft, Iowa, arc quests
bsrs "a tho home Of tho iatters Uncle,
j, e. Kuupp. They will visit ether rel
ativss while hsfs.
IN. a, 4. Hall. Of Eidora, left this
week Tor homo AFTER spending = month
With rslssives.
Mr. and Nrv. Z. x. Reeoe, OF New
prctidlnae, were visitors hero this
meath. They srs spending some time
With Mn. Rssces nstsr, Mrs. Gidley'
Ia 1oe Angeles.
~. saA Msa james Bales and fam
liz, q 11dosa. ~ xaabsr guests here
1sSy hAvs recently made a trip to
TuiSfs County. IN the nsw Bales auto.
- wallace, Mn wallace and son
Hfoee, q 2adorA VINO ara spsn ding
xhs WinAsP a. Long Beach, are fro
qusut callers On Whittier aoquaint'
anees.
II. and Nh. Carl q. Newcomer. OF
MA0Ss, aFs spending the winter at
ys0ASaa. They were rscent callers IN
Wha1elBf, visiting asDoaS oeheR friends
II. aal Mr.. Milo Hunt also former
HadonA SS0lAsnts.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-19

or and losaksd next nortA 10 ths y.
u Hibb@tte hcuAA - Nals Ultsse. TAs
AsNass hsfs was iisnitsd hy Ne euisa
astioa q H. firSnsA
Mr. sad Mrs. clyde y Connsaly are
having the pleasure .o< ; visit from,
Mr. Conneily's ulothsE Mrs. Carrie
Connolly. who comes frcn her homo In
Lewis. Iowa
ThA oskaIoosa-t ,sinnsi high school
sams played here on Friday night re-
suited Ia o final score Of - 10 - In
favor OF rarinneli. That It was close
and hard fought game IL indicated al
10 by the score In tho first half which
was 3 to ), also in Grinneii's favor.
There was b representative attend
ance Of business and professional men
and women. as we'll ~ others, at the
meeting on Friday evening AZ the high
school building to hear the report OF
the committee sent to inspect the new
high school building at Newton and TO
discuss plans for the projected build
ing Tor arinneii. The needs were well
sot forth and the cost was considered
Tho Newtson building II reported to
have cost $3.50, 900. To erect ana furn-
Ism such . building here as VIII answer
the. needs Of school ana q cosnnunis!!
center. thus ssaiisins the full vs1us q
the investment for the entire com.
munity for the coming thirty 10 fifty
years b estimated 10 cost abost sa7o..
900. There va much quiet sarnsstness
displayed In the talks that speaks Of
a business purpose In the minds Of the
projectors who are Accustomed to
dealing Min large projects and makes
an optimistic outlook for this one.
What 10 known as the George b.
James residence on Fourth avenue
east more recently being the property
Of Mrs. Iona German. has been sold
to L r. Terpstrn.
The woman's Relief Corps, at their
regular business meeting on Saturday
evening, selected a committee, HEADED
by the patriotic Instructor, to oonfer
with . similar committee Of the posi-
and arrange program for February
18th In celebration Of the Lincoln and
Mckinley birthdays.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-19
Chaplin Brevltlss.
O Timea-H Republican

special 10 ulo0.NcpuotSeAas
Chaplin. Jan. is.--Miss Blanche
Tahash. Of Hartwiok. Is visiting at the
home Of her sister. Mrs. G. II. Barney.
Mrs.. e. g. Handley was called to
Jewell BY the Illness ana death Of her
mother.
Miss Edith Bell. Of Scales Mound,
NJ, came Saturday for a visit at the
homo Of her aunt, Mrs. Jacob Hem
berger.
isaac Boots held a closing out sale
Friday and expects to leave soon with
his family for Frederic. Wis. where
be purchased forty acre farm last
year.
The year old son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Oliver Douglass died at the home four
miles west OF town Thursday night
after an illness OF only a few hours,
due to leakage Of the veins. Interment
was made IL the cemetery at Halnp-
tor, Sunday afternoon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-19

ell since ipis. has resigned 10 accept
a position ~ SECRETARY trsasvrse =
the Manufacturing nugineerine Com
pony Of Dos Moinss, with offices ~
the iowa buiidinA h =. johnson, OF
Muscatino. has been elected to suo-
coed Secretary Bales. johnson has
been county treasurer OF Muscatins
county
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-19
Puritanlo Mares.

Faint-not, God-rs-ard, Sarth. Meek
Repentance, Kill-siL. Be faithful, More
fruit, Seek-wisdom, Accepted. Return.
Hopefor. Weep-not; Fly-debate, anf
Btand.fast-on-high! Yes, these weN
al perfectly good front names in NJ
dower times. They represent $500 Of
the flower Of q Puritan t~11. But
think what an awful timt no wives
and sweethearts Of these gentlemen
must have had finding nick-names for
thsml
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-19
TO sTRAiGHTEN RIVER.
Fremont County Plans 20 Reolainn Land
Along Nishna River Bottoms.
g.. pap,,hlHan

Fremont County Plans 70 Reclaim Land
Along Nishna River Bottors.
Special TO Times Republican.
Sidney, Jan. Ito take nearly
eight miles In kinks out Of the Nishna
river IN 4 distance of ten rnilas. or. IN
other words, to reduce eighteen miles
Of river TO ten miles. IL . feat In en-.
gin ee!ng and dredging that has rust
been contracted for by Fremont county,
and the ten miles Of reconstruction Of
nature will make the river run straight
a. die for that distance.
The East Nishna river has !ts start
IN Carroll county, and runs thru I'VE
counties for 4 distance Of 100 miles IN
a more or less crooked line. TO the
south border OF Fremont county. trA-
vers.ne over 200 miles in its various
mesnderings.
The river drains 1919 square miles
of territory. Its total fall Ia s7s feet.
or ~ feet per mile. It would take
so,ne hguring and pouriag over OF REQ
ords to ascertain Just how many dif-
ferent drainage projects have bssn
made along tt course. but eventually
It will be a worry well behaved river,
confined, as It will be, to narrow and
limits. and. incidentally. many
Of acres OF very valuable
land VIII hsve bean reclaimed In the
process Of rebuilding.
The contract 5ust let BY Fremont
county IN for 1853 cents per cubic yard.
The ditch viii be thirty feet wide at the
bottom. nifty seven feet wide a. the
top and thirteen and nvs-tenths fost
deep. It 10 estimated that $4,000 cubic
yards Of dirt will have to be removed
and the cost 10 approximately $3.50. 900.
A floating drsdge will b. used. Work
must begin BY May 1, 1920, and must
b completed BY Doc, 81. 1874.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-19
Modern Rural School In Tame.
pariaY "a Ttro p aS,rhftean

Special TO Times Republican,
Traer. Jan. 1.-THE architect, n. 3.
Reirners, Of Marshalltown, has com.
pleted the plans Tor tho now Gsnssso
consolidated school building and they
have been accepted By the board.
The buildins, modern thruout Will
be bsxss, and viii accommodate $50
or 900 pupils. II VIII DO full Two stories
and basement, with . ventElatins sys-
tenn and electric bell syytsm. Il 70 *.
peoted the electric current will come
from tho high tension lire from Water
loo, which now ruas within four and
one-half miles Of the new scheol.
The high soAoo! win b accredited.
There viii b domestic and manual
training and 4 gymnasium lexoe 1sst,
with galleries 70 seat 700, Ths SIM
will serve a. a auditoe,un fpr com.
munity gatherings, It VIII ha . sehoo,
building o. which any community
might be proud
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-19

Beinond, Jan, 1o-At tssie January
business meeting, the msmbsHs Of the
Sands Memorial oeasrssataoaA ehuroA
extended 4 call to Rev 4, q. xAiahaaA
70 act - raStoS, ~, NJ. &aiabaAh
has aoosptsd the oall ana win bsgaa Ais
duties 1t onos, ~ has been aaSaSpd
In religious work eey evss tysa&y
years, has preached 9,oeo ssssneaa aaA
has giysn many yvhlis aAdrssssA
He rsosiv>d hls 4, B, 6ssrss Ut M3s.
souH Valley Cslisss q Massha1, ~,
and tho dsgSss ef ,, D, a Lebanon,
Tenn. Hil sasSy maaAssl M spss\
On = tarra mad DsiupsaA - ~ u walls
knewn In thh ytAaity, MA La<shAaA
Was ssyas.ay Alss xAiA Isisk - tsta
place,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-19

Special to Times. Republican.
Tr~er, Jan. ts.-Henr7 Eehosnins
and Frit. scharfenSers have formed =
partnership Tor the coming season a.
contractors.
Mrs. Arthur Wood ana children. Of
Chaplin, Sask.. are here for visit with
relatives. Mr.. Wood II expected to ar
rive the coming week. They will ~.
main a month or moro.
w. c. Early passed away wednes-
day afternoon at his homo In Trser
after an illness extending over several
months. He was an old settler, COM
Ing to Tama county In 1898. Three
sons and daughter survive. Funeral
services were held at the home on Sat-
urday with burial In Buckingham
Mr. and Mrs. L. II. McComas are IN
Des Moines with their daughter. Mil
dred, who Is taking nurses course at
the Methodist hospital Miss Mildred
has had six weeks siege Of diphthe-
ria and It was deemed imperative on
Wednesday to operate.
Mrs. Theodore Cohrt left Friday
morning for Fa.rmont, Mimi. 70 spend
two months or moro with her sister.
Mrs. Title Lamb.
Mr.. r. 4. camery has bssn here
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Frank
Morrow. She II living in Omaha with
her daughter. Miss Opal.
Mr.. Norman Morrison. OF San Diego,
Calf. was called to Cedar Rapids by
the sereus illness Of her mother, Mrs
Joseph Allard. Mrs, Morrison was for
r,sr resident Of this city and will visit
here before sts fsfpfns 10 the west.
For the ssconlt time the !. sucrsms
court has reversed the decision Of the
district court IN the suit Of Katie W.T.
deboor against Henry Peterson for 60
duction. The first trial resulted IN 4
Judgment Of $3.50 for the PLAINTIFF. Tho
second trial gave tho PLAINTIFF 1880.
Again tho case was appealed and re-
ve1ssd. The case must again DO tried
in the district court. *
There win be three elections this
weak affecting three north TanpA
townships On the consolidation issue
One IL consolidated school district
ct Dinsdale to include districts In part
Of Grant county and part Of BuckinS-
ham. Voters OF part OF Grant town.
ship. in Fama county and those Of
school districts in Black Hawk town.
ship In Grundy county will vote on
Consolidation at Rainbeck. The voters
Of Geneseo, who carried the consoli-
dalton proposition by q big majority.
are to vote on two bond issues; one Of
$4,000 for sQuipplns and constructing
. school building, and ono Of $4,000 for
building superintendent and teach
ers' homo.
John Wesley, who has been on the
james Hora farm near Clutter, 10 NOV
Ing to the Joe Niohanesky farm two
miles southeast Of TyNsr which ~
bought last sprinS. He VIII put up q
new hog house. han house and othes
new buildings ~ soon - the wsathse
permits.
The Woolsy building u AstAG a3taesA
and eaiatsd prspaxN+eEy 20 rsosivins
ths pestofAos.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-19
Fuks Hos Of the sss.

Tho slsb-sided, hat-bottomsd fluAs
b not game Dab. but be u muscular,
end when hs decides 10 bore down b
tAs bottom bis Dat shape aids bin b
swing . good aeoou1t Of himself He
b he hog Of tho ~, although h~ prs.
TN that wh5oA = aliv& After being
Aooksd ~ dsA VIII 10 stu and nce
Uove until the angler notifies him ~
hauling UPWARD Then the 6uks SO
Tan.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-19
RK,cE MAN PoR IOWA
~ Nss,ss hsad Of etxts ealr
A. A>--t.>lnA

'Vnv,eNgHsu4 NaR,ss head of etxts eaIs
pHes oommissien.
B ~ Mpinsa, jan. le-Horaoe O.
|a1enAsy, tssanAas man Of Charlton
- hsaa sppaintsd tAsr price commits.
l1esae e tpwa ~ Attorney General
\ B. EAylsner VII ace - chairman Of
M state ecnanission charged With IN.
F1ssl3R&z1 prices Of MAGISTRATES OF
VA asd VIII be given fui! power to
a0nel1 nsnesss d the organisation
Y sonInssstee VA b nemed for eaoh
Scppty - ~ seaA
66Sees q Sas ocnaza,sslon VIII be To-
'co6ad n ~ federal building. Mr.. Lar.
Il6ese VIII come 70 De Moines next
|&sdk 70 peseass for the beginning o.
- Woek 10 has been delegated 70 do'
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-19
o,,1 VIII Toward An.

oe01 VIII ToW0Pd All.
How admirable u hs who does saoA
pNes - biz own nature that he win
osvse mest any man with ready7ro.
vilsd suspieion. He carries. toward
Daataad that presumption Of limo
eoAss which never ceases 70
- sarysissd q the spsotaels Of mean,
aAO I'D nalignity.-David WAaaoo.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-19
Auts 1autIvs Trial opsws
Special 10 TtInas- RaDVhjIsea,

s.su1 @sH Ia. ia-vta psssas
trial of Jim Davis, ahayVsA M N
RauYdsy OF Dstssttvs 1ylttsa m TN
opened Il OnawA ts1ay, ne Asst W.
asaSreed
Davis, q naarabss n IA tpasss nRs4"
nursstte autssaehtIa banAit saa3, WA
weuAdsd H. A battle In ne stssA ~
haTn psstaurast an III Hs1niRg tAsk
Bursstts and DvItto1 wsvs kAlsl
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-19
lNsws q Manly.
Special b Times.NSDvhiiooo

Manly, Jan. 1S.-Naniy high sshosl
quintet out eIasssd the Csspsatss
ftvs On H. local door, tAs liAal sssss
ms % 10 10. This u sAs Asst leese$
Of ne Sessoa for oaspsaAeR a1A III
ostA stFeisht sans wa h 4asay.
xaaiy sseoad team wsn svSS cAs.
pointer sssonds' hv . sooss g d -
Charles Douglas The aasrs M
shot John Henry Haiott On JAn, IL,
wstvsd prsiiminasy eurAniAatlQ n
Justice ooust herr, aAA VIZ. bound
evas 10 await Astisu a. ths gTand
i'm, WAloA ooavsnNa 81 NeS<1Wsel,
SaA o. Nlli6tA 10 s(fr ALIVE,
!, kaAts soM his hsgdwaye stoss q
Ql1ssA StaRsaai, q taals plass,
Vk1aA Aasss q laA4 ~ - AoaR n
~ sets q ta.eoa, ~ ,&seA q ], AA1~
1aal was ne pWsehassA \ v NnAsss
ataM h n DIanAiA9 - hQlAlAq M
slA he0spa tAa ossni1l SsasDe, 1hssy
~ 10 voSaAa houses n tew1 ~ I
nnuhss ~ S4A@ AsSDas ~ " - tsa1l
ted4 yeaA
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-19
Many flnseA

Hkysa@ yos observed that most q
~ worlds mistakes ~ due 70 ths
(lssunstasess that II sslsains Aon
6sins things - ~ would have them
1oae9-HoHstea PeGk
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-19

Dalss ouits etats Job.
SoScaa 70 Ta0ss Republican,
~ Seeines, Jan. 14-N q, Bales
asd1eayy q klso Sta*e executive ocun-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-19

Black net u artfully cut and
draped to form this stunning eve!
ming gown. The front and back OF
the skirt are covered with clusters
Of grapes made q fideseent
spsngles and the tiny eapa at the
shoulders are formed BY single
cluster. The back Of the bodice u
made Of but q single thickness O. the
net. The front is silver cloth vailed
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-18
The Horoscope
The stars incline. but 40 not corpeI. -
Thursday, March rs, 1920.

The stars incline, but 40 not corpel."
Thursday, March rs, 1920.
AstrOlogers read this AS an un-
certain, doubtful day. Although
Venus and Mars are in bencfic as
pect Uranus and Saturn are strong
ly adverse
Early in the morning whatever
concerns the buying and ceiling OF
women's clothing or jewels with
which to deck The young Of both
sexes would be most profitable
Before noon actors and actresses
should benefit from the sway OF tbs
stars and there is a forecast OF un-
usual luck for more than one Easter
production in the thcatcr.
Physicians and scientists should
be fortunate in the late spring
when some great service to human
ity will be much Landed.
Legislation hat Is most helpful to
soldiers, sailors and marines is
proEnostiCatcd by summer they
should be In receipt OF something
that Is evidence Of the nations real
gratitude.
Uranus and Saturn are in place
that continues 10 make for public
condemnation Of public men aui
general discomfort with the chaotic
condition Of politics as well as in
dustry.
Leaders who direct pubic thoughs
will suffer greatly from the sinister
effect OF the planet that encourages
belief in evil and destroys faith iR'
what is good.
Much secret plotting will cause
m lsconcpption on matters OF great
moment Propaganda that Is pois-
onous because II is not labeled with
the name of any recognized organi-
zation that is evil Will do much
harm.
Trouble and dissatisfaction in
shipping matters Will be prevalent
as the summer advances. Scandals
viii be exposed and serious cOnse-
quences are foreshadowcd.
Deaths among women may be
many in the next few months and
prIyation due To the high cost OF
| living will cause an increased NOR
| tality.
saturn is in an aspect that is read
as presaging libel suits IN "hlch
| legislators are concerned.
! Persons whose birthdate II lS
| should be watchful of tho heaita
during tho coming year. Change
and business prosperity are 1ndi-
Gated, but there is danger from
4 false friends. -,
children born on this day VIII
| have an eventful career and may
| have many extremes of fortune.
,Co,grisht 1920. 70 the Mcclure NevspAper syndicate