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New-York tribune., 1920-05-12
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
THE BROADWAY REALTY COMpAN
% bFOdu StTtel,
New York.
n.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

May 3. 1920.
The Broadway Realty Company, a corpora
1ion of the State of New York. is hereby
called and viii he held at the office of Spen-
Ger Trask Company (being the principal
office of the Company. No. % Broad Street
in the Borough of Manhattan, City and State o
of New York. at j. o'clock noon, the 18th
day Of May, 1920. for the purpose of con.
sdering and voting upon the following propo-
sltions
90 TO increase the capital stock of said
Company from 81 $50. 900. the present au-
thorized amount thereof. consisting of 10 900
shares of Common stock of the par value Of
so each and 125oo shares of go Preferred
stock of the par value of sl00 each, to So
100000. consisting OF 10000 shares Of the
par value OF $40 each and 1880 shares OF
the par value of $100 each of which ST 400
600 thereof incuding the $700, 900 Common
stock of the Company now outstanding
shall be Common stock, consisting of 20. 900
100000 thereof shall be SO Preferred stock
consisting of 1880 shares OF the par value
OF 500 each (being the Preferred stock OF
the Company now outst tanding) and the re-
manning $500 600 thereof shall be 79o Pref
erence stock. consisting of 1000 shares of
the par value of 500 each; such Common
stock, sc Preferred stock and 7es Preference
stock to have the respective preferences and
rights and to be subject to priorities and
burdens as the stockholders present at said
meeting may determine.
90 If said stock be so increased. to an.
prove the issuance from time to time of the
said 7Io Preference stock, and of so much
or the said Common stock as shall not ha We
heen heretofore issued, in such amounts and
lor such purposes as the Board of Directors
OF the company shall determine and as ma Y
be permitted by law.
CD TO authorize the company to borrow
money and to that end to make and issue II :
nonds TO be known as It's Six Per Cent Reg
istered Debenture Bon,s in the aegregaie
principal amount of not exceeding $3.50 200
"a 70 ratlty, confirm and approve the
proceedings of the directors had at their
meeting held on the 9th day of April, 1920
And >-f'''' N'S''
90 For the transaction of such other
nusneNS as may property come before the
Yours very truly.
GEORGE POSTER PEARODY.
CHARLES j. PEABODY. Secretary
GEORGE FOSTER PEABODY,
CHARLES }. PEABODY
JOSEPH r. SITTER
ACQSrA NICHOLS
SPENCER TRASH MITCHELL.
Directors
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ponsible for the urgent demand from

Europe.
Corn-rhe market was feverish. and
after advancing about Isc. prices re-
hfrfa hfrhar ana fnr at at the close We're = net
lower for the other positions. Early in
tns day new high records were estah-
!lhhed on active covering and ON "A CON
unuati9n OF Mondays buying movement
New-York tribune., 1920-05-12
Montreal
Bid Ask
Commodities
Cotton

There appeared to be one special fac
tor responsible for yesterdays decline In
cotton prices. There was combination of
features. however, which evidently led to
more or les general liquidation, while
there was also considerable Southern SELL
ing on the break, WHICH carried October
contracts off from 36.15 to 1858 or 50
points from the high level Of the morning
Ihat delivery closed at 1856, with the
general list closing barely steady at net
oecllne of 20 to 43 points.
un1avorable trade advices from Man
chester and the pessimistic view of the
tGosmestic tns goods situation were among the
lnnuences emphasized by sellers while the
weakness in the stock market and the
more favorable detailed weather advices
rled July and later deliveries about AZ to
60 points below Mondays closing quota
uonS. At the start there was some buying
on the forecast for showers in the Eastern
pei! ana after opening to 18 points lower
ahtlve aho positions sold about 10 to % points
ana ; the south prominent sellers and later
ni d,uuiuaton became more active and gen
severa dtmTngh nnins the close showed rallies of
Reports that $500 bales of cotton had
arrived ar ; here from Savannah which would
contract may have stimulated the seI,;nr on
movement There We're conhicting OPINIONS is
iy tendered tns cotton would be actual
pat,.t par,atively quiet and steady during the
snin ana gay Its Its price huctuated between
yh1 wrse close Of Monday one Of the private
w wires received here from Savannah recent
sSi lg sa,d that that part Of the cotton being
snpped fspbps fl from there to New York was sim n
tenaed t ior export. The idea prevailed YES
terday that there would be tenders 1ar-
h,d hh,C"lariy n shorts in Nav were forced to
Blu up tne premium to secure contract.
reports re that Fall River manufacturers
va uau asreed TO 10 per cent increase in
wages, efective June l. were considered
Sep tIsIpnI IN the direction of an amicable set
roods s;,nat, a.ad pessim1stic comment on the
reported resistance of buyers at 0rt rot. .Ie .I1
liverpool ca bled that the Manchesaa .aai.
market was stagnant and that some nf eSter ,,er
ssntibuaactorers snntbaao had overbought in warm
SIu'n 80 nern @ spot markets, as officially renori-
so,.S,e. So, were unchanged to SO points Iowar
sou,""eSteTn ees,, T,T markets being relativelv
easy: y Dallas reported a decline ~ 5S
Po3nts POI h, to 4o45 for middling with sae 1s so
The local market for spot cation
middr,nn ndtii nno No points lower, at 4iI5, foT
Inc range Of prices foIIoui.. 'eu'
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New Treasury Notes Issued

WASHINGTON, May 11.-Secretary
Houghton tonight offered another is
sue of treasury certificates of indebt-
edness amounting to $1OO0O0,0OO or
more. The issue will be dated May II
and mature November Is, with interest
at 5 I. per cent
New-York tribune., 1920-05-12
DIVIDEND NOTICES
OFFICE or
LOCKWOOD. GREENE 4 Co, MANAGERS
IS0AI0N MASN

quarterly dividend of &fo $3.50 pei
sh2rei upon the common stock of the Inter
national Cotton Mills has been declared. pa y
able June I, 1920, at the office OF the Trans
Ter Agents. the Old Colony Trust Company.
Boston Mass TO all stockholders of record
a. close of business May II, 1920
INTERNATIONAL COTTON MILLS
ALLAN h. GREENOUGH, Treasurer
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OFFICE OF
LOCKWOOD. GREENE & co, MANAGERS
R0SIGN MASS

The quarterly dividend OF "a % upon the
preferred stdck of International Cotton Mills
has been declared, payable June /. 1920 at
the office of the Transfer Agents. the Old
Colony Trust Company, Boston, Mass, to
NIL holders of record at the CLOSE OF business
Ma II. 1920.
lNTlRNATiONAL COTTON MILLS
ALLAN ~ GlsEENOuGII. Treasurer
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were limited and prices showed a frmer
tone at both the seaboard and the Gulf
although at Minneapolis the market was
unchanged to points lower The uues-
ton of transportation and distribution was
very important factor in the market, as
wnlie VIM stocks of grain in the country are
stiil large, there have been so many do
lays IN transit thai shippers are beoorninc
very cautious about making offers Yhs
New-York tribune., 1920-05-12

THE ANNUAL MEETING or THE STOCK.
holders OF The Standard Gas Light Com.
Psny or the City of New York viii be he Id
a. the once of the Company, Room No.
2ee. No 1S0 East 18th Street New YORK
GUY. on Wednesday, May l2th. 1920. at
~ CLOCK Al. tor the election of pirec-
TORS and the transaction OF such other
business as may come before the meeting
JOHN E. SANBORN Sccretsry
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To Be
presently issued
a85,000 Sharea

Receipts were again Of very uoderats
proportions and cash markets Wrre hiin
several of the Western roads decided T.
give grain cars the preference for timf
and, while this was expected To- incfssr'
the receipts. the trade vas cautious bcu
taking the short side Of the market or
hopes as operations az th's sind mad efs'
New-York tribune., 1920-05-12
Cotton Statistics

liverpool cables-Spot cotton dull al 90
p9am.s onn % advance; middling 2Ss4d. Sales
nor,s rvyo oaies; ooo american, 5000 bales I'm
futures futures opened quiet. at to II points
Iolr,a nogher' = Closed barely steady at " to -
pn, points decline. May. 25.40d July. 2i.ssd.
Oc.ooer oo . E3Sod: December 23d: Januarv'
,,too. s,t0, Manchester: Yarns dun; cIoth,
New-York tribune., 1920-05-12
Rutland Railroad Election

Directors of the Rutland Railroad
Company yesterday elected "A. H. Smith
president, G. T. Jarvis vice president
and general manager and John Carsten-
sen vice president
New-York tribune., 1920-05-12

Nevis l25OOO Shares
Brooks Steamship Corporation
incorporated In
@h MN
Capital "'s* mo Par p n y": $4,000 10000 @ ss: ,...
Guaant yTrmtCo
Bradley "d~ Of @opaon ~huc5
9" .S $a@ a% GpS FOR % account sr;rs % % % 2is % %
nd andnam Hi@ Developed ] oenaasn i% foe
sss@ % c R % fShttS: "a & Rsh @ Anew AIsssn o, & 1d sa
Property 5% I1s eGGn has ] P~ha; =
m"dy $4,000" %
a. for atyh s% American bu;Y -" he % spass @ %
@ % " " '"" 'o"0 NIL" " demonstrate" the" stability and
s575co% % a n"s % s S "v% pill % %9.* @ The The tad States
100000 and exc ~ - approximately
Ea''"s"~ Js net & s~1 G @ asn % s s p z2S
acquired be" A nnnw udISwe
;oo h"~ " rn 100000 s""% 1 a $1,000 o & from
"adm~s ndSrau @ nS HSSs and
ha' Hnbe to stock on The New yA sA
Exchange ' ''N N'0A
AIagc of the stock the unnhbae
Deliverable when aadf fnudnd +
R.C.MEGARGEL&Co
Manager
Pme Street, York
an pmunea
New-York tribune., 1920-05-12

demand recently has been limited largely,
TO CUR ports, where wheat seems TO he
more readily ohtainable than at the sea
poatu' ana as a result prices there ha~a
hardened noticeably Weather conditions
were generally favorable for the new rron
, hut at the moment the crop outlook ia
having comparatively little taffuanra 20 40
N,a.ues eNeeht that the worlds supply and
demand situation is helieed To he rsN
New-York tribune., 1920-05-12

unoh 'o1utnern Spot Markets.-Norfolx oui.,
anehanged at 1850; sales 5o7 bales qu,st, t
Mempbis dui,' It, uddchanged at 4c.ss; sales 80
s.1oo s.,o Houston steady, Is lower AZ sa1es sie
at asc o. sales a'!s u.s. HG9k pk,s steady
er at 4o45; sales 573 Monteony'erS,,o So low
Wria VWncnaanged at 1850; sales nil i[m, Ennt
5s5 :" GaISsstyn,n sIisaay, 10 lower at 1910 sales
saies sd oaE eo' New Orleans steady. unch,rssd;
Snchsnessd hhs;5os sales 1850 Savannah YsEo steaSv
Charlesion a.. at 4i'oo; sales 2.025 bales
sales nil - NHols scu at 40. SO,
New-York tribune., 1920-05-12
Markets in Other Cities

Sales. Hi0h. Low. Last Chpe
go 8 Unit GHfpin Gas Mns fmp 45s Il ~ * ~ e ~ y
Bonds
$1,000 Bald Loc 5s 96 os os as
5000 Elec & Peo As. 6ssi 5s% 5s& 68a,
600 Interest Ry As 80 80 so 40
1000 PhlaWil&B 4s 951. 951s a61. 96,t
6oooPhila Ele 1st 5s s%Ts s47s s47s Sa7s
Pittsburgh
147 Am Roll Mills. so 50 50 81
s6 Am Win Gl Milo l1s 1ls lis
500 Arkansas GIL. 81 81 2oA 20fs
90 do pf......140 40 139 13o
90 Carbi- Hydro... ~ -. 1M 1ss
TO Car L g. Z... IA TIA u. ~
400 Guf Gillespie. 30 30 80 40
100 Hab Elec Cab. Is IS Is Is
100 1ndcp Brew. Az ~ AZ ~
1870 Kay Co Cas-.
20 Lone Star Gas 80 80 40 3o
oVde Marl Hehn 41a AZ "A Az
rs Nat Firepf pf. 15lI 16E 15E 15X
Ga Ohio Fuel Sup. 81 q SIX 51ls 81 IL
20 Okla Pd G. R.. Ak 4ia az liz
$500 Pitts Mt Shas 47c Nc 47c To-
1875 Pitts o & c. l2sl 13 12sI "a
5000 90 San Tiu,oI Toy; &c &c &c SC
40 Westing A B.112 112 1l2 liz
IT'S Westing Elcc. 40 40 49 ~
New-York tribune., 1920-05-12
Cereals

Wheat-rhe market was again firm on
resumed export buying. The British Com
MISSION was said to be in the market. and
mere was also a, good demand which wa.
created TO the Swiss government. Offers
New-York tribune., 1920-05-12

1000 n Eng Tel 5@s. @ sola so,a ssooh so,4 M
1000 Swift 5s ~ S4 81 So %
New-York tribune., 1920-05-12
New York State Bonds

Federal and Joint Stock Land Bank
Bonds
Federal Farm Loan S.
1888 op 1928. ....... es 90 os
Federal Farm loan <Ls
1899 op 1924 so % s,7
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-26
SALTS IN H0T WATER
CLEARS pIH2LY SKIN
SAYS We MUST MAKE kidneys
CLEAN TIE BLOOD AID
PGMPLES DISAPPEAR.

Pimples sores and boiS usually
result from toxins, poi3ons and i'm
purities which are generated in the
bowels and then absorbed into the
blood thru the very ducts which
should absorb only nouriShment TO
sustain the body. 1t is the function
OF the kidneys to filter impurities
from the blood and cast them out in
the form OF urine, but in many in
stances the bowels create more toxins
and impurities than the kidneys can
eliminate. then the blood uses the
skin pores as the next best means of
getting rid of these impurities which
often break out all over the skin in
the form of pimples.
The surest way to clear the skin
of these eruptions, says noted au-
thority Is TO get from any pharmacy
about four ounces Of Jad Salts and
take tablespoonful in glass Of hot
water each morning before breakfast
for one week. This will prevent the
formation of toxins in the bowels. 1t
also stimulates the kidneys to nor
NAL activity, thus coaxing them to
filter the blood of impurities and
clearing the skin of pimples.
Jad Salts is inexpensive. harmless
and is made from the acid OF grapes
and lemon juice. combined with lith-
la. Here you have pleasant, ef-
fervescent drink which usually makes
| pimples disappear; cleapses the blood
land lis excellent Tor the kidneys al
well. Il
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-26
Al the Casino.

There are all H!H4a >! comedians.
ranging from the c4sLdrd p.e expert
TO the refined ayt OF d Chaplain Oh.
there are feN actors in the movie
game WING can snow VIII Rogers
anything a3oet icing funny. In has
new pic1ule "JuDiIo," at tAe Casino,
The former COWBOY acler scores a
decided hit.
AS the Aomely hobo" Rogers has
part Ideally suited to-him. VI aking
up rom a sleep near the railroad
TRACKS he Witnesses a holdJp Of the
passenger train. Not caring to be
TOO near wncn the shcri1 III
Gates he moves on and reaches ule
rGncn Of jim Hardy. Jim and Ms
ut& 5nter seem 10 De always afraid
" some one, and JuDiio Is suspicious
because he sees that Hardy has a
horse marned like one that the tram
robbers rode. However, he holds his
tongue. Later there appears on the
scene zBcrt Rocker, and JLDilo leaf4-
that Jim Hardy mad been Judge
Hardy in ST. Louis and had sem
fenced Rocker 10 prison for which
the latter had sworn to kill the
Judge Junilo is instrumental In
proving Rocker to be one of the
! train robbers and later offers to give
himself up when Hardy shoots
Rocker in self defense
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-26
At the Strand,

A fine story by .in.Aouy Hope the
Wcll-known writer OF romantic
notion, mas been done into an en-
PERTAINING motion picture wItu
RoOeIt " arwlck IN the rOle OF the
nero. 1t is being SHOWN al the
Strand. II localized An Az, ei.tGre III
Hearts WAich l. rGlher moe ensag-
ing and uesCT.pt.ve OF the contest CT
the siory IMAM It's original title
Captain Dieppe.
An Adventure in Hearts" is old
chiyalry IN ! new settling. Warwick
Is the picturesque adj euturer VINO
uares much for MS lady hand, II,
ii comedy tOucG - inserted by IN,
Tact that the object Of ms secret az
fecuons Is apparently the w.1e OF IN
gen.a Italian EoJ.e.LGn~ VINO has
anored huu protection In MS castle.
Intrigue in smal European pro-
yint=, ar attempt al 5.ack!nG!i and a
family quarrel aad spice to War
wlcH's adventure.
Warwick is thoroughly IL home az
the twentieth century D'ArJagan IN
a picture taat i ddrOllIy fashioned
to Ike personality Of the star. Tn
cast supportinSHa rwlck Is small
and very good. Helene Chadwick Is
the leading woman and Juan de p
CEuz Winurcd Greenwood, " alter
Long. ana Howard Ga!e complete
the cast.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-26
S. J. WIckERsHAM DEAD.
Pioneer Of County Dies Of Hardening
of Arteries.


Samuel J. Wickersham, SOC West
Linn street, a pioneer OF the county,
who has been suffering with harden
ing of the arteries for n year, died
at $3.50 this morning at his home.
He had been in a serious condition
for only a few days with heart
trouble, which complicated with the
arterial trouble, caused his death.
Mr.. Wickersham was one of the
early residents of the county, having
come here in 1855 with his parents,
who settled in the Starry Grove
neighborhood, southwest of the, city.
Mr. Wickersham was a veteran of
the civil war and served for eighteen
months in Company II, Thirteenth
Iowa infantry. He and his wife have
lived in the city for fifteen years.
coming here from California where
they moved four and a half years
before, from their farm near La
mobile, which was their home for
many years.
Samuel J. Wickersham was born
Feb. Z, 1912, in Indiana. He was
united in marriage to Miss Eliza j.
Woodland, Jan. II. 1864. in this city.
To the union were born three chill
dren- One son survives his father,
as does the widow. The son, Clar-
Nence. lives in the city. A daughter
Mrs. E. L. Richards, died in San
Diego, Calf, year ago. and anoth-
er son. Arthur, died twenty one years
ago. Mr.. Wickersham also leaves
TWO brothers. Thomas, of this city
and Harmon, of Boise, Idaho.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-26
"Skinaay" and His Gang
Make Living Cartoons Of
"Dsys Of Reel Sport"

N Briggs. the cartoonist. could
have been at the corner Of Main and
Third street he would have found
material for his series OF cartoons.
"The Days of Real Sport that
would last him for several weeks.
There In a vacant lot at the corner
that il below the level OF the street
and during thaws the water runs
into this sunken lot. then a cold snap
comes along and makes wonderful
skating rink and sliding place FOR
the youngsters.
The lot was crowded with boys and
girls. some on skates and others with
sleds. Two little fellows were using
n dish pan for a\toboggan, and were
having as much fun as the ones
with high priced sleds,
"Skinnay" was there with Her
and tho she couldn't skate very
much, "Skinnay" was doing his best
10 guide her feet straight much to
the disgust of his playmates, who'
like the cartoon characters, were
yelling, "Fred's got girr-ul. Freds
got a girr-ul" Then Fred would
yell back fiercely, "Ah. shut your
mouth, or I'll poke YOU one" and
"she" would blush. 1t looked like
blush but maybe the red cheeks
were caused by singing. icy snow
being fIicked against them by the
biting wind.
The near professional kid"
fancy skater was there showing
off," before the less dexterous ones.
He would whirl on one toe, skate
backward and make the figure eight,
which he usually would finish~flat
on his back.
Those who couldn't skate well
enough to guide a lady" around,
were doing there bit by hauling the
fair one on a sled. OF course they
found II great sport to dump her
off when turning a corner quite
sharply Any way they were having
the time of their lives, and the on
lockers were enjoying it, too.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-26
"A PRINCE THEPE WAS"
Will be the Attraction at The Odeon
Tonipht.

George NJ. Cohan's happy faculty
Of drawing character portraits is yell
exempliied, so the critics declare, in
his new play A Prince There Was"
which is to be the attraction at the
Odeon Theater tonight.
He is the first to discover in q
moving picture actor opportunity to
poke good humored fun at this i'm
portant industry. This movie player
has become SO imbued with the fact
that being usually cast for screen
detectives he imagines he can be, a
sleuth in reality. OF course he liz all
wrong in his theories and it eyen-
tuaIly gets him into a ludicrous Sit
uation Cohan has pfcfurized tho
character in manner that is said
to be supremacy funny. There are
other unique personages in "A
Prince There Was" ana the play has
scored tremendous hits in both CHI
cago and New York
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-26
AMUSEM ENTS.
"Parlor. Bedroom and Bath" PIeases
Large Audience az Odeon.

'Parlor, Bedroom and Bath" the
Elephant farce by {. w. Bell and
Marx Swan, which made its second
local appearance Wednesday night
at the Odeon, pleased d large audi
ence. the presenting cast being more
year ago. Miss Mary kucoyne, as
Polly Hathaway, member OF the
editorial staff OF a scandal dispensing
journal, played a difficult part very
humanly, in contrast to the over
drawn Interpretation OF a year ago,
which marred the whole perform
ance. AS a result OF the improved
tone of the play. i became sooy
comedy entertainment.
Harlan Briggs, as ReiRga!d Irving,
was more Imaginable than Walter Z.
Perkins, the veteran comedian who
appeared in the role last season.
Briggs IS a natural funmaher wng
sets mis- fat lines over quietly but
very Cleverly.
\ trio OF pretty girls, Misses Elsie
Southern, Jerry Savage and NaIna-ie
Dugan, as Mia Leslie, Leila CrOiton
and Angelic Irving, respectively,
were especially good. The only
familiar face in the cast was that OF
Jack Tucker, as Francois, proprietor
OF the Seaside Hotel, the scene OF the
difficulties.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-26
IN BED TWO YEARS AS
RESULT OF PNEUMONIA
COUGH LEFT AND SHE SOON
GOT SACk STRENGTH
AND FLESH.

~ was confined TO my bed for 2
years from the effects of plural
pneumonia. 1t LETT me with an awful
cough and bronchial trouble. Was
treated by II different doctors with
no apparent benefit.
Il had heard OF Milks Emulsion but
had no faith in anything. A friend
urged me, and l tried it. From the
first, Commenced to feel better.
have now taken seven bottles and
am feeling fine. Have no cough or
bronchial trouble, have regained my
flesh and strength and am doing all
the work for family Of seven. 1
never felt better in my life."-Mrs.
Dell Sivers. IS Fulton St., Phoenix.
N. Y.
A run down body invites disease.
Let Milks Emulsion build you up as
it has Others. 1t costs nothing to
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Milks Emulsion Is pleasant, nIl.
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the digestive organs in shape to as
simulate food 1t helps build up flesh
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in resisting and repairing the effects
OF wasting diseases. Chronic stom-
ach trouble and constipation are
usually relieved in one day. 4s
This is the only solid emulsion
made, and 80 palatabIe that it is
eaten with a spoon like ice cream.
No matter how severe your case.
you are urged to try Miiks Emuf-
sion under this guarantee-Take six
bottles home with you, use II accord
ing to directions and II not satisfied
with the results. your money win be
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-26
The
T.-R. Cook Book

Send to the Times Republican one
of your favorite recipes. which Will
be printed. with the donors name
and address. Cut out each day the
various recipes and paste them in a
scrap book. Classify the scrap book
so that recipes OF similar kinds can
be arranged in order. and indexed.
In short time you will be surprised
what good cook book you have
made UP of tested recipes.
Address your recipes to the Times
Republican, care ofsCook Book Edi-
tor Be sure to include in the manu-
script directions for cooking as well
as the ingredients.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-26
ENJOY ANNUAL DINNER.
Sixty. Seven Pound Roast Pig Served
to NJ A. s. e

4 siXty-seven pound PIG. roasted
whole and served with all the accom- :
panying side dishes. was enjoyed by
mem hers of Iowa No. II, National
Association of Stationary Engineers
and guests 1T the annual dinner of
the local assucia ton served Tuesday
night IN Strdb's hall. Places for thir-
I, members and eighteen guests were
arranged at tables decorated with
flowers.
f. ". Raven. Of Chicago national
secretary OF the association. was a
guest ana gave the address of the
evening. He told Of the-work of the
association and the spirit of citizen
ship among employees belonging to
the association. l.. c. Abbott was
toastmaster and introduced Local
members who gave brief talks.