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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-23
PAVING Waivers Ready.

Waivers for paving In West Boone
and South Seventh streets now are
ready for signing at the office of the
city clerk. Unless waivers are signed
the paving cost will be assessed fes
full payment with the taxes
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-23
~rHE MIRACLE MAN."
COMING 20 the odson Mondsy Evening
H.. %

CemInn 20 the odson Monday Evening
Jan. 20.
'sYhs Miracle Man." which has prov
n % Be the most pronounced success
eyer achieved by the celluloid drama
viii be seen here for the first time on
the legitimate stage. at the Odeon
Theatsr Monday evening, with the we'll
known actor. Paul Gilmore. In the
principal roln II you thought "The
Miracle Man. wonderful picture,
you viii be enthralled with its charm
on the legitimate stage, peopled with
players who you eetually see in flesh
instead of merely gotting an idea OF
the lines from the sub-titles, MS Is nee
essary with the picture. Odeon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-23

show the exact portion Of proct reaiis-
cd In the initial payment
The deputy can BIO seen between, the
hours Of q. m. and $3.50 p. m.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-23
Country Churches.

Sunday school will be held at Center
school house at 80 Sunday afternoon.
Preaching service will follow, when
Rev. G. J. Roths will speak.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-23
Ellie A$4sption-

All are requested to meet at the CLUB
rooms, Friday, at 1880 p. m. to attend
the funeral Of Brother George Miller
at the German church. Marion Gard,
Exalted Ruler
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-23
Licensed 70 Wed.

Robert n. Brown. aged %. Of this
city, and Mary Frances Dunphy. aged
20, Of Brooklyn, N. Y.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-23

To Heal Cough
Take Hayse' Healing Honey.-35c
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-23

In Municipal Court
Ed Gillen. arrested on charge OF In
toxication. today was rned $40 and
costs In tho municipal court
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-23

has returned to his homo At Elberon,
Herbert Mears. Of Grinneli. spent
Saturday here
Arizona republican., 1920-06-28
THE GROOM

GA Leap-Year Lyric of the Joyous June)
 By Edmund Vance Cooke o, the day is golden glorious the CupIds prank and perch In the branches of the lordly the sombre church. Within the Mendelssohnan march waiting it's per fume AS down the aisle, on mamas arm. behold. the bushing groom, o. will he ever be fair, freshly fair. now With the orange blossoms trailing from his radiant brow? O. will he in the days be. o, he ever falter And wish he might retrace the steps leading to the altar For there his bride awaits him, with best maid at her side And her eager eyes devour with fond posses sve pride. She clasps his trembling hand hers and slow words finger, She slips the golden his slim and lifted finger O. may she ever be true and may his faith hold fast May her strong guard him from the rude worlds bitter blast. And he tenderly never rue this day When his loving lips shaped the words ito honor and Obey!"
Arizona republican., 1920-06-28
Mir. Reed, Proxy Holder

We suppose the Wilson convention distin- gushed National Democratic Convention will allow Senator Reed to sit proxy, though the presidents ruthlessly rolled the Democrats of Fifth Missouri district. In doing that it could make show of proceeding by rule though rule arbitrary that relating to the 1alapoloosa" in the noble game Of poker It could not however deprive Mir. Reed of his seat as proxy holder by sort Of rule ever devised for the conduct of a representative body It could. though, had the nerve" "crust" or whatever it may be called deprive Mir. Reed of his seat on the ground that he is a Democrat. and is therefore, of place Democratic convention asd ineligible deliberative body the judge of the qualifi cations of members
 The exclusion of Mir Reed this ground would gall a revision of the definition Democrat by he all highest authority MT. Wilson himself 'one gho votes the Democratic ticket" Presumably Mr. Reed specification; he has rot been accused of voting Republican ticket or boltng. The definition of Democrat which would warrant the busting of Mir Reed, would be who worships Woodrow Wilson obeys him in the minutest particulars and has never committed the heresy of questioning his wisdom; who glori fies and enjoys him forever"
 That would catch Mir. Reed where the hair is short He could longer escape evade. and since the object has been keep him of the convention the application of such would it effectually
 MT. Reed will be capable of much deviment in the convention, sitting, rather standing, as proxy. imagine he finally admitted he will a great deal his he would be regularly elected delegate from the Fifth district delegate at large
 But the Wilsonians will doubt, think twice be- fore going far. Missouri reliable Demo- cratic it used be- It became the 'myster- ious stranger" in 1904 when MT. Roosevelt candidate. It has since had Republican gov and only last fall. elected Republican senator such Democratic idol as Joseph ". Folk.
 It is true that with the exception of the time when the popularity of MT. Roosevelt it, the Republicans have carried it only when there split the Democratic party n past split that would be severing than such the wilsonans would produce by a further pursuit of Mir Reed
 If only the humiliation and annoyance of Mir. Reed has sought, slaves the president may well conclude that their master has been we'll and faithfully served. But if the purpose as been eliminate disturbing element, there is to be done.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-28
RAID ON ALLEGED
 GAMBLERS NETS 5

Three Mexicans were taken in a raid by the police last night on an alleged gambling resort Word was telephoned to the police station at 10 o'clock by neighbors that some Mexicans were gambling in nearby house. When officers Papo, Frasier and Strathy ar rived on the scene the house in darkness, but suspicious sounds were coming from the interior.
 Entering the house, Officer Papo reached for the electric light. which had been so recently turned out that it was still hot. In the scuffle whica ensued, three men were arrested but two managed to escape. The three men who were captured furnished SIC each to insure their presence in police court this afternoon.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-28
State Land Administration

The determination of the state land department to keep of the hands of spectators will of course. be generally approved-the abolition of tactics. Arizona is getting the state lands as it expected. partly expecting too much and partly because the machinery administration did work well as was expected that always the Administration machinery is free hitches. In that respect like all machinery that set
 When read in the enabling that granted many million of land, it seemed to us princely gift. We had heard in general way what the state lands had been Texas the sale and leasing of them kept down. provided school funds enabled Texas build second imposing capitol building in the United States.
 the Texas administration of the lands was defective a first: much wasted and leases all time Texas learning o administer land laws only the them for the state, but also o justice among citizens.
 Certainly something is wrong with admin istration when a easee hold land of order make a profit by speculation. Whatever profit there may be the disposition of the lands belongs to the people and individuals.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-28
FORTY YEARS AGO TODAY From The Phoenix Arizona Re- in and fo a published
 

J. NJ. Cotton expects to leave about the first of the month for Guaymas.
 F. A. Shaw has appointed S. R. Long deputy county clerk and deputy col lector
 c. w Webb and Sam Webb were in town last week from their settlement on the Gila. They report grass plenti ' ful and stock thriving. Mir. Webb brought in some rock for purposes ol an assay which came from some claims near Gila Bend.
 reputation for veracity is much below par and even it is thought that he would sooner prevaricate than not Thursday evening he was standing near Irvine's store talking to an acquaint- ance from Prescott. He was inter rupted by a Mexican who dunned him for a small bill which he promised to pay on Monday As the Mexican had been staved off so often before he told his debtor that unless the account was settled as promised he would take il out of his hide The above conversa- tion was carried ou in Spanish which the Prescott gentleman understood and took it all in. After the Mexican had left t2e aforesaid preXaricator turned to the Prescott man and said, 'tThai man wants to get his son situation and I am going to help him
 Tom Fitch is going to stump the northwestern states for Garfield ano Arthur.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-28
EXILED SINCE 1913, TERRAZAS SOON TO
 RETURN TO MEXICO

MEXICO CITY. June 26-Gen. Luis Terrazas, prior to the beginning of the Madero revolution the largest land and cattle owner in Mexico, will return from the United States soon with guarantees of protection and the prob able restoration of his property. Fl HeraldO says today.
 General Terrazas. whose home was in Chihuahua City. lost most of his fortune in the Madero and Villa revo- Iutions. beginning in 1911. Later Villa. while in command of Chihuahua City. confiscated the remainder of his estate. After being eNiled from Mexico in 1913. General Tcrrazas lived a few years in El Paso. Texas leaving that city in 1919 to reside in Los Angeles. Cal. The general is 91 years old.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-28
WILL VISIT FORMER
 HOME BELOW BORDER

Nr and Mrs Louis Killeen will leave this morning for their former home tres, Sonora. where they will make an extended visit MT. Killeen has been in il health for a long time and he hopes to find relief at the springs at Aguas Caliente, near by.
 MT. Killeen was in business. mer- chandising and hotel keeping. at Ures for IS years, and 12 years of that time, though within 24 hours of the United States. he did not visit it.
 He disposed Of his business at Ures IT years ago and came to Phoenix and has since resided there. Before going to Mexico he was in Phoenix for a short time. nearly 40 years ago.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-28
Monday, June 28


 Tucson. June 27=The grand demo cratic ratification meeting announced for last night was hardly a success In either point of numbers or enthusiasm. At I.evin's park. where the meeting was held. scarcely more people were present than on any other Saturday night during warm weather.
 Geneva, H.. June 27.-General Grant and family leave for Colorado early this week. He pronounces the state ment that he said he would support Hancock malicious and false in every particular
 LOCAL
 The first territorial democratic con vention met in Phoenix this afternoon. Fifteen of the seventeen delegates were present. F. c. Hughes called the meet ing to order stating the object of it to be the selection of a candidate for delegate in congress. superintendent of schools and chairman of the democratic central committee. Dr. w. W. Jones was elected temporary chairman, A. D. Lemon secretary; Frank Cox. assistant secretary, and Hi Mcdonald sergeant at arms. The following committee on credentials was appointed. Samuel Purdy of Yuma. Morris Goldwater oi Yavapai A c. Baker of Marcopa Samuel Wildly of Pinal and MT. Lake 0f Apache. The meeting then ad- journe to 4 o'clock.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-28
QUESTIONS AND
 ANSWERS

c. What is the weight of Liberty motor and what IS the weight of the water it carries in it's radiator, and what is its horsepower? L. |. O.
 A The Air Service states that a Liberty engine weighs SOC pounds. the horsepower is 400, and the weight of the water contained in the radiator IS A pounds.
 o. What is the oldest living thing in the world? j. M. T.
 A. Trees are the oldest living things in the world, and the General Sherman ably the patriarch of them all. It was children out of the land of Egypt and was 1000 years old when Jesus of Nazareth was born. When last meas . ured this tree was 279.7 feet high, and 1928 feet in circumference.
 O. How many golf professionals are there in this country? l.. E. R.
 A. According to the Spalding list. there are 1872 regularly employed golf professionals in the United States.
 O. Did any lrishmen come to Amer ica on the MayfIower? p. o. L.
 A. William Mullins and Christopher Martin who are both enrolled on the log of the Mayflower. were Irishmen
 O. What is the difference between T wood" Humber" and "timber"? A. L
 A. The term wood is of general application and covers both timber and lumber" Timber is wood suit able for. use in buildings. carpentry etc. whether in the tree or cut and seasoned It is also applied to forest land covered by trees producing sucf
Arizona republican., 1920-06-28
Indictment by Runor

In the course Of the search for clue in the Erhardt murder case there was good deal of loose talking connecting of names of various persons with that crime. for the capture at last of the murderer his confession a stain would have been left upon innocent which would never have wholly removed. would of course, have been believed by their friends or by those who knew them that they could have been implicated in the crime yet. long they lived in the community. they would have been associated with the tragedy.
 In a case of this sort. in the of any crime the name of no person should be mentioned
Arizona republican., 1920-06-28
The Third Term

We will soon know whether the president boring designs n a third term will through a statement which may issue or through the preliminary developments convention. ing the illness of the president which was under stood to affect his mind well his body, it generally accepted that whatever motives had merly held regarding term were abandoned; if the leaders the party came to regard him an impossibility. the because of the col lapse of the League only issue which the president could seize upon to for what no American had ever sought, a nomination for third consecutive term.
 is only recently. that say, within the last months that Democratic that the president might a third revived. by several inc- dents which if detached would be significance but which if considered together, left little that the president was maneuvering for position
 When the president sought to revive the League Nations issue about the same time there widely published-a statement of his com plete recovery, and when was known that a com mercial photographer had been to catch the shadow of the fading but returning substance and when the heels of all this son. in law already regarded the most aspirants the nomination withdrew from the race all this regarded preparatory grand entrance Of Mir. Wilson.
 As significant anything else studied silence of Mir. Wilson who might be sarded authorized speak him. when the third term rumors filled he were not designing for dreaming of term. he could have rem dered the Democratic situation much complex by the utteraIce of a single word.
 Now that been definitely asked for by Delegate Upshaw of Georgia. If it does come by opening of the today it be believed president has purposey contributed the Democratic confusion for his purposes.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-28
MAKING MEN TRUTHFUL BY LAW

North Dakota has liar law. IT prohibits lying. either pastime business It provides a prison term of year for anyone who fractures truth either in campaign in time Of other illustration of the effort of law tinkers humanity honest by islative enactment. It would hang a goose yoke about the neck of every citizen, make him it, because, forsooth. some indignant. minimizing maker entertained grudge against some individual
 The law had it's origin in a fight between state officials and the Nonpartisan league; the latter ganization controls the majority of the egs- lature. It passed try get state official in prison. The Nonpartsan que officials said that l(trtcuar state official a liar.
 The law is on parity with another the same state provided some years which year in jail was provided for resident a will lsge who let his front gate swing toward the sidewalk One lawmaker bumped his shin a gate that was careessly left unastened night and the next day the new statute provided. States need no more laws. They need lawmakers with judE- ment and courage to repeal many on the books Ohio State Journal
Arizona republican., 1920-06-28
NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That, as Chief of Police of the City of Phoe- nix. Maricopa County, State of Arizona, I. on the 18th day of June, 1920, inn pounded the following animal to-wit: One roan horse. Picked up on East Jefferson St. June F, 1920.
 Said animal having been found run ming at large upon the public streets Of said city.
 Notice is further given that 1T said animal so impounded as aforesaid is not redeemed on or before the 2Sth day of June. 1920, I shall cause said animal to be sold at Public Auction at the City Hall Plaza, Phoenix, Ari- zona. at 10 o'clock a. m. of said day.
 GEORGE O. BRISBOIS,
 Chief of Police. This notice posted the 23rd day of June, 1920.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-28

"Pussyfoot" Johnson gives the have heard for believing world going dry forced to prohibition by business That is what made the United States dry. If had had depend upon moral revolution would still be moist. Mir. John- assumes of course that in consequence of sobriety efficiency been increased That ought be consequence but the records show that for other efficiency has been heightened. But reason will be removed and then will receive the full benefit prohibition in industry and business.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-28

wood. Lumber is timber which has been sawed or split for use as beams, boards. blanks. etc.
 O. Where is the American river? L. E. |.
 A. This river is in north central California, rising m Eldorado county and emptying into the Sacramento river. short distance north of the city of Sacramento. Gold has been ire quently found along it's banks mean? A. s. R.
 A. Amen" is word of Hebrew origin, meaning Thou has said it or 50 I believe"
 0. What is the oldest forage crop grown, and what IS the best? L. w. A.. A. Alfalfa is the oldest plant. so far as known. to be cultivated solely for forage. It was grown by the Greeks and Romans. According to Phny, 1t was introduced into Greece from Media l at the time of the Persian wars with i King Darius, about 470 E. C. Media 1 or Persia is probably the region of its ] original culture. Red clover is the most ] important of all leguminous forage crops both on account of its high value 1 as feed and from the fact that it can l be so well employed in rotations. | O. What is meant by "The Black j Hole of Calcutta? E. s. T. A. This name was given to an l apartment in Calcutta in which a party ] Of English were confined on the nIghi of June 20, 1756. The garrison of the l fort connected with the English fac 1 tory a Calcutta was captured by the 1 Nawab Siraj- -ud Daula, who caused al l the prisoners taken to be confined in l a room IS feet by fl feet 10 inches This cell had only two windows. ob 1 structed by a veranda. Of the 156 peo- 1 pie who spent the night in a horror of thirst. heat and agony from pressure ! only 23 survived the experience. I O. Are there any silver mines ir ! Kentucky? M. B. T.
 A The Bureau of Mines states that | there are no silver mines in the state
 of Kentucky. There is an old legend ] which prevails throughout the country
 regarding lost silver mines in this
 state, but there is no foundation for it
 O. Who invented the modern clock
 K. L. F.
 A. The balance clock the first O
 modern clocks. is ascribed 10 Pope Sil i vester IT, A. D. 996
Arizona republican., 1920-06-28

chapters are located, it is expected the work of assisting ex-serVice men will be divided on definite basis. In Washington, for example. one unit. un- der Mrs. Marlborough Churchill. Wlte of Mai. Gen. Marlborough Churchill of the general staff, makes regular visits to the military and naval hospitals
 Mrs Seldon Spencer. wife or the junior senator from Missouri who had three sons in the service. maintains Bible class for eX-serviee men at one of the hospitals.
 Chapters of the legion may be or ganized by any 10 women eligible for membership.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-28

possible until circumstances so point toward him as to his detention and investigation Then either the will be brought home to him and he will be punished else opportunity will be afforded him himself of the suspicion of guilt.
 This opportunity denied him when he is indicted by irresponsible when his trial is conducted by gossip innocent, he will still be guilty until the actual criminal. the Erhardt has been
Arizona republican., 1920-06-28
AMERICAN WOMEN'S LEGION DEMONSTRATES
 TO CONGRESS ITS RIGHT TO MA
Legion Chapters to Be Liv- ing Memorials to Dead Heroes of World War

WASHINGTON The American Womens Legion, an organization or mothers. wives. sisters and daughters of the veterans of the world war is asking a national charter from con- sress.
 Its first national convention was held in Washington, May l4-l6.
 Prominent Signers
 Mrs. William Corcoran Eustis. daughter of former vice president Levi P. Morton. is president of the organi- zation. Among the women signing the petition for tae charter. the necessary legislation for which has been intro duced by Senator James D. Phelan Of California. are Mrs Nicholas Long worth daughter of former President Roosevelt: Mrs William H. Taft; Miss Ray Pershing and Mrs. Mary Pershing Butler sisters of General Pershing; Mrs D. F. Houston, wife of the secre- tary of the treasury; Mrs. Franklin K. Lane wife of the former secretary of the interior.
 Present plans for the organization are most pretentiOus, says Mrs. Eustis. The legion plans a membership much in advance of the American Legion. as the potential membership. including all wives. mothers. sisters and daughters of service men. is approximately 20.- 900 900. An official magazine is to be started. to be known as The Awl--the Magazine with a Punch" Miss Byrd Mock. one of the founders, will Dc editor.
 Living Memorials
 The legion chapters are 10 be made living memorials to boys who gave their lives in the war The first Dis is the George Baldwin Mccoy unit, being named for the son of Chief Jus tice Mccoy Of the district supreme court In cities where number of
Arizona republican., 1920-06-28
Legal Advertising

TO THE CREDITORS OF THE
 SAUFLEY RUBBER COMPANY
 You are hereby notified that the Saufley Rubber Company did. on the Twenty first day of May. 1920. assign, set over and transfer to me. D'n Staf- ford. in trust for the benefit of all it's creditors, all of it's property of every kind and nature.
 You are further notified that the of
Arizona republican., 1920-06-28

(Any reader can get the answer to any question by writing The Republi- can Information Bureau, Frederic J.
 HaSl<in- director. Washington D. C. This offer applies strictly to informa- tion. The bureau cannot give advice on legal, medical, and financial mat ters. It does not attempt to settle do- mcstic troubles, nor to undertake ex- haustive research on any subjec. Write your question plainly and briefly Give full name and address and enclose two cents in stamps for return postage. All replies are sent direct to the inquirer)
Arizona republican., 1920-06-28

Says advocate of the Plumb Plan: "The only possible answer to government ownership propaganda is intelligent, argument against it." If that's then should meet the proposition that the moon is made of cheese the perpetual motion propaganda by serious. argument.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-28

The hammering incidental mailing presidents League of Nations plank and Bryan's dry plank will produce uproar San Francisco this week in comparison with which a boiler factory in full operation a quiet corner