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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-22
II. q. CHAFFIN & CO.. INC.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
Richmond. Va
Trustee S Auction Sale
of Valuable Land in
New Kent County,
Virginia, Known as
the James Parrish
Tract

Acting under, a deed of trust from
William I. Richardson and wife duly
RECORDED in the Office Of the Clerk
Circuit Court Of New Kent County
entered on the 2ard day OF March,
and brother. who sue. etc.. VS.. VILLA m
J.. Richardson's EXecutrix. ct ais. and
Mathilde Richardson. ExeuutriS OF
sues, etc. VS.. Richardson ct ais. de-
fault having been made In the pay
ment of money therein secured and
shall sell by Public Auction In front
OF tho state Bank at West Point,
Virginia. on
SATURDAY. MAY %. 1920.
At II A. NJ.
the. property described in said deed
First. THAT certain tract OF land
in the County OF New Kent. State
OF Virginia. known as the Jarhes Par
Of land conveyed to the said Willia IN
p. Richardson by S. S. p. Patteson.
Special Commissioner by deed bear
IN the Clerks ONCE OF New Kent
page 40. The said tract OF land be-
Hgmber T%o a saia deed tract
more or less. according to plat and
survey made by o. 81. Chandler. sur
seiy9r as which Is recorded as part OF
shows on area Of 1851 acres
Second. That certain tract of land
known as the John Parrish tract"
which was conveyed to the said viii
liam p. Richa rdson by tho same deed
as the first mentioned tract and be-
ing in the said County of New Kent.
State OF Virginia, containing 17S.iS
acres. moro or. less, tho metes and
bounds OF which are set forth by tho
plat and survey made by Q. Nj. Chando
Ter, surveyor. which is also attached
to the original deed.
TERMS: For cash as to SO much
Of proceeds as may be necessary 20
detray the expense OF executing this
trust and to pay a note for five thou
sand $4,000 dollars with interest
residue OF said purchase money shall
be payable pa I,.l, In equal sums at i and 8
gotiable notes and shall be secured
on said property by deed OF trust or
all cash. at option of purcha ser. This
sale Ia made subject 10 confirmatiun
ny tho court In the above mentionod
T. NEWTON HARRIS. Trustee.
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r. B. cHAFF1N &c CO.. INC,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
Richmond. va.
Trustees Auction Sale
of Valuable Land in
Newkent County,
Virginia, on York
River

", ACTING under a deed OF trust from
william p. Richardson and wife. duly
Now Kent Circuit Court in Deed
Book No. Q. pages IA and las, and
under decree of tho Circuit Court Of
day Of March. 1870. in the suits Of
]: a. Reynolds and brother. who sues.
etc. VS.. William p. Richardson's az
s ec9 ct ais. and Mathilde Rich
ardson. deceased. who sues, etc. VS..
Richardson ct ais. default having
b made In the payment Of money
CURED by tho beneficiary, wo shall
tho state Bank at West Point, Va, on
SATURDAY. MAY 22. 1870. q
the property described In said dr.
rs follows. via:
,., "Ali Of that certain TRACT OF
Ssw r SHP Ns TS5s bvs iFos
thereon, containing six Hundred and
t%eGty,threo and ssSysn,y-one one.
less. hye hundred and twelys and
thereof being high land and one hun
hundredths, ul1.2D acres being
Conveyed d"I to this saia william sSfiis wf =
fNlCHhTuSO1 Dy .. D. r. lHtt6SOn, Spe-
date March IA. 1905, Of record in Il
New Kent County clerks office. TO
which reference Is hereby made for
greater certainty OF description
TERMS: For cash as to so much
OF the proceeds as may be necessary
To dcfray the expense OF executing
this trust and to pay note OF six
thousand ave hundred (s6,500) dol
lars. with interest thereon from
March II. 1919. and any residue OF
said purchase money shall be pay
able in equal sums at ! and 2 years.
with interest added. evidenced by
negotiable notes and secured on said
PROPERTY by deed OF trust, or ali
cash. at the option OF the purchaser.
This sale Is made subject to con-
firmation by the court In tho above-
mentioned causes.
S. S. 2. PATERSON.
Trustees.
r. b. CHAFFtN IS CO.. INC.
n 70 not inn
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FOR RENT
BROAD STREET
STORE
heart of hest retail shopping CEN
ter. Possession June LIST. 1920.
GORDON h. STRAUSE Co,
1915 +. Main Street.
Call Madison 1900.
n. 3. CHAFFIN & CO.. INC,
Real Estate Auctioneera.
Richmond. Va.
Trustees Auction Sale
Of Valuable Land in
NewKent County,
Virginia

Acting under deed OF trust from
William p. Richardson and wife. duly
sNs s., l In the Office Of the clerk Of
Book IA. page 326. and under decree
OF the Circuit Court of New Kent
county entered on the 23d day Of
Reynolds and brother, who sues, etc,
vs. William T. Richardson's cxecutrix
CT ais. and Mathilde Richardson. ex-
esu.riT OF William Richardson: de-
son ct ais. default having been made
IN me payment OF money therein Sc
cured, and being SO required by the
auction. in front of tho State Bank
ut West Point. Va. on
SATURDAY. MAY 90. 1920.
at 1880 Il. NJ.
tho property described in said deed
OF trust. as follows, viz:
tho County of New Kent, State OF
Virginia. known as Mill Tract and
neinS OF the same tract Of land con-
s xsye4 by to s. saa Y y s. K sbssa
commissioned. by decd bearing date
March IA. 1905. and recorded in tho
clerks Office, Of New Kent County.
$40. the said tract OF land being de-
scribed in said deed as containing
" acres. more or less. the notes
and bounds of which are set forth
NJ. Chandler surveyor. which Is re-
corded as part OF said deed"
TERMS: For cash as to so much
to defray the expenses OF executing
this trust and to pay a note for two
thousand $4,000 dollars. with In
terest from October 5. 1916. and any
residue OF said purchase money shall
be payable in equal sums at l and 2
years. with interest evidenced by no
gotiable notes. and shall be secured
cal 10 hN, ~
or all cash. at the option OF the pur-
chaser.
This sale Is made subject to con-
flrmation by tho court In nbovo-men-
toned causes.
T, NEWTON HARRIS.
Trustee.
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GARAGES FOR RENT-North slqe OF
:, 1879 block Hanover AHenue: water and
Randolph and dictate your
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II. b. CHAFFtN IS CO.. INC,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
Richmond, Va.
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Commissioner S, Sale
No. 212 South Third
Street

Al Auction
In execution of certain decree
OF tho Chancery Court Of the City
Of RICHMOND. Virginia, entered May
AdministTator. d. b. n. C. to- OF the
etc. VS.. J. Herbert Mercer. Sheriff OF
the City OF Richmond. and as such adj
mlnistrator of the estate OF George
y. Steel. deceased. etc. I will offcr.
for sale subject to confirmation of
the court on the promises on
TUESDAY,, MAY rs. 1920,
At 8 o'clock p. M,
the large three-story brick residence
known as No. 2l2 South Third Street.
The lot fronts 81 feet IL inches moro
or less and extends back 100 feet to
this property can be had at once. and
apartments, or will make a good
home. There Is lot enough on the
side to build an additional house.
TERMS: One-third in cash and
residue In three equal instaliments
his negotiable notes for the deferred
installments OF the purchase money.
with interest from day Of sale, and
the title to be retained until the
purchase money Is paid and con-
veyance Is ordered by the court; or all
JOHN A CUTCHINS.
Special Commi ssioner.
OF the Special CommlssIoner in the
above named suit has been duly given.
CHAS. o. SAvILLE.
Clerk
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JAHNKE BROS. jewelers. bl2 East Main
street, buy, SELL. exchange and remount
diamonds in the latest styles. Old guli
and silver ALWAYS taken In exchange
WEDDING gifts IN .sietline, silver. Si.oe
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$50 ACRES.
$50 acres, splendid 12-
room brick residence; out
buildings in Al condition.
Absolutely one of the finest
cattle and grain farms in
Virginia. Price, $4,000.
Terms: one-third cash, bal
ance 3 years.
E. F. SCHMIDT G. CO.,
26 N. Eighth Street.
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IF ',y you want TO rent a house rIss TaSEs
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MERCHANDISE
Business Equipment SO

JUST arrived. $50 cases No H.mm..
mill .twatermarksd adding tnar.jnn
paper. $3.50 per case. Phcne Madison
ZEE virginia Stationery COMPANY
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MONEY TO LOAN.
tSs eab,,s and eTsfr to
iIvs + 70 s shS Tfs ds';ss
GS5 sEdGMR ifT9 iNsFFkkhIiM4E fY IE ar
sEApOARp SECURITY CO..
MADISON i3i2
THE Eon ss ~ home s ppIchass plan hv
Siety Of the United States is lending mil
lions, OF dollars on homes in more than
one hundred and fifty cities throughout
the country is now offered to home own
srs in the city Of Richmond Conditions
no brokerage charges: no loan for more
than so per cent OF appraised value OF
house and lot: loans only in good resi-
houses; no loan Tor more Than $3.50 on
one house loans at 6 per cent, repayable
payment at any time: death OF the boz
widow the amount tepaid do on npIneip5i
Crut ehiield. General Agent. iI5 Mutual
BuLlding. Phone Madison lI3s.
rE:rL, L;iG Randolph I and tell .
you want she'll help, you write com
pieie al that will quickly get good re-
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DIAMoNpS-If you have a diamond to
buy. sell or exchange or remount or
oid E3'u 10 sell or exchange, bring II
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


EARNS and Land for Sale S8
DAIRY farm. 2s7 acres. close 10 CITY:
, large cow barn aud slio: two tena I
hhouaes: G:roon residence. iarxe horse
$4,000. Garrett & Co. iiis TE;'sM Main isse 81.
ia: sSssf on ss sS9 dss !ss,s =
AND on The BEST su,oos 5.ISd 'niSns
Stat. Any Of these iHrms. Il Saus q, 'a as
Don Walt, se Hi in Touch %,,s q. pr,Gss
uMiateig y,, c; l. IL. L. Denoon. sol East
acres, rooms and attic: modern Inn
SSys.ersv; $1,000 DonaiI MARION. Water
Is ACREsEFor sale. direct from owner.
y, county homo acres. under hiah state
tached Kitchen. ,hrse.room eo,tare' cleo
iric LIGHTS. hot ana cold water and la this:
ali Of n MIC Sin'f seaG..s
ana na,spsr1Eu. Abon; ons city block
prec,ated. Ali for s.. 600. Or Viii pe SUB aS-
s say r, TO SUI, STssAsar Address Il 800.
miles from Rihmond. Good buildings.
cr.&fotd OSSo Co, sss East sssm; Maio George E.
500 ACRES. ESQ in cultivation, all under
sp"mda T5s anf lays amSst
iShs Tssr a., oS 9ver the hcss. Al city
1nSnd and @es,insson Sissra SSaT eon H.sn:
miIeg from Rieninond rrice, con" is. 600.
h4ie. ro faSd . b r'Hlseed isr
Main Street.
325 AcREs..For sale. -flne timber land I
m5nd ' % &! S..d And m,. f.Sm BSn
$1,000. Apply Box 273. Louisa. Va
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Houses for Rent
Garages for Rent.

WEST AVE. 1liI-Furnished Z rooms n
baths: $50 nor month.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-21
SPEAKING OF MEMORIAL OPPORTUNITIES.

While We are talking and arguing
over soldier memorials and the form
they shall take there is one especial
spot upon the Mississippi in Iowa
where a niche should DO craven into
the everlasting rock and splendid
group Of statuary stand high above
the waters of the great river. memorial
izing the men who fought this and 9TH
err wars Of the United States. There
are other spots where monuments
might stand in suitable surroundings.
but this one place IL at the extreme
northwest corner of Iowa, where
great cliff iuts out into the river. that
sweeps majestlcally in its course as
tho turning to greet Iowa on its way
to the gulf. II Is q great setting for
A great memorial and such a memorial
should stand there.
If the park project, which would in
clude this section within it, shall be
successful, It will not be complete
without such a monument TO mem
DRY. Busy railroad lines run beneath
its shadow on both sides Of the river.
carrying millions back and forth, soon
that northeast section OF the state vii!
attract thousands OF tourists by its
mere rugged beauty and clear streams
and woodsy wtldness. The memorial
would not be hidden in an unfrequented
spot but stand to be seen by multi
tudes.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-21
WOMEN ON CONTROL BOARDS.

The board OF control and Mrs. E. Z.
Taylor. of Traer. are to settle the
question raised by that lady as to the
conduct of the girls reform school at
Mitchellville. She asserted in wide
ly published and much commented
upon article that improper supervision
Of the paroIed girls Is given and cited
alleged instances Of such negligence.
Now the board is to bring Mrs. Tay-
lor before It TO substantiate her
charges to which the board makes de-
NAL.
It will do no harm to have the case
argued in the open and the evidence
on lack Of evidence made public. the
fact Is that We pay small attention
and know little of the conduct OF tie
reform school at Mitchellville. Yet II
is a. very important Institution and
should be made extremely effective
and valuable to Iowa and society gen.
orally.
The women's clubs Of the state
have been insisting upon woman
representative upon the board Of con-
troll. 1t gems TO be a proper and just
insistence. Only a woman knows a
wornan's woes and the best help ar
erring girl can possible receive should
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-21
lAs, yeuns usals summlus, As.llis,,sa.

The Des Moilnes Capital 10 out
plainly and without condition for the
re-slection Of senator Cummins ana
offers the following excellent reasons
for lts support OF the SENATOR a.
The conditions under Which the raia-
road systems are TO be s&tirusd to
private ownership have not bean
agreed upon. but th6. sSNAt4 md house
committees having the railfo9d sub
ject in charge are makins an effort ~
agree.
Senator Cummins [. chairman Of the
senate comynittss. His rneasvse haA
passed the senate. Representative
Esch, of Wisconsin, Is chairman u the
house committees and his bill has pass-
Cd tho house.
One point OF disagreement refers to
tho plan proposed In tho Cummins bill
torSthe settlement OF wage disputes
without strikes. The Capital trusts
that Senator Cumming proposed
method may DO adhered to. 1t would
be long step toward industrial peace
II, wage disputes could oil be adjusted
an all other disputes are. without strifa
and without shutting up the factories
and shops and stopping tho railroads.
Iowa has duty to perform In con-
nection with Senator Cuumins and
that duty consists In hts reelection.
The Senator Is president pro tenn. Of
the United States senate. He stands
IN the very front ranks OF able SEN
ators ana his next term could be moro
upseful than all the terms he has serv-
ed. The nation will need his services
ana Iowa should re-commhssion him
without opposition either In his own
party or In the democratic party.
The Capital has said It and said
It well The need for useful men, use-
full by reason Of ability and thru their
standing IN ana understanding Of the
senate and congress Is especially acute
under present disturbed conditions and
with the forecast Of serious conplica-
tons ahead. As Lincoln advised it is
best not to swap horses when crossing
q stream.
The Capitals conclusions seem 70 be
the general conclusion Of the voters
Of the state. So far none of those who
seem anxious to replace Iowe's senior
senator appears to have met any en-
couragement.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-21
A GOOD WORLD.

chunks OF ce MI
Livery one
outing a the
staying ana OF
stras1ng shooting up 'a
1,+. billed bonds
val killed Grief around us oo anu
the dloxens
and heave It, and TINS word ~
dhateik
non have the wne bm it's place OK hht
would be the oes1 oo
would COOL Gown
peddle and get down 20 SAVING "o0 ~
dyduwe q medal S as gooo
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-21
Topics of the Times

II you have neglected TO vote on the
bond issue, It isn't too late. Go do it.
A city without adequate school ia
cilities Is a city lacking in adequate
citizenship.
Wilhelm. covering in Holland in
cowardlly dread and that graggadocio
kaiser blasphemously claiming part
nership with God in domination Of the
globe Is another confederation OF the
assertion that truth Is stranger than
fiction. -.r
Withdrawal Of American troops from
Siberia may "astound tho Japs.' but IT
has a very different effect upon Ameri-
can mothers with sons over there.
Imagine any country officially well
coming Emma Goldman and that gang
Of potential murderers to citizenship.
II Russia likes that sore Of immigrants
let's export the whole blamed I. W. w.
Turkey is pleading for polttica! life,
Let 'er plead; but keep on carving.
Flu" and pneumonia are close
partners. First. avoid hu. Second,
don't bid for pneumo nia by staying up
in bravado. Take kssr O yerself
Somebody else can do your work. Some
body else will. any way. II you should
never come back to 1t. The best pre-
ventive Of serious illness Is simple com
mon sense.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-21
Iowa Newspapers
BOTH OF THEM.

ta, Webster City Freeman Journal.l
That man Borah IL developing q sort
of rule or ruin disposition. And the
man who works out on this line usu-
ally finds himself a victim of his own
delusion.-Council Bluffs Nonpare!l.
How about q president who insists
that his plan must be accepted with
out changer Borah Is something Of
rule or ruin fellow. but has nothing on
Wilson in this rsspect--so far as the
treaty league ratification Is concerned.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-21
JUDGE wlrHsows CANDIDACY.

Judge WithrCw, formerly of the SUI :
preme bench OF Iowa, " a candidate for
election to that body this year. Judge
Withrow has deserved well Of the vot-
ers thru excellent service during his in
cumbenoy as Justice Of the supreme
court and should DO elected to n POSI-
ton he should never have lost under
circumstances which resulted In his
defeat. Withrow was a victim OF the
nonpartisan judiciary law, which gave
us salinger on the supreme court. His
sacrifice was n direct loss to the tudi-
ctary and ne should be returned.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-21

u II.
IN usbSSvs 4esss,A>a HsrAA 49,
M tsaisvs tAa4 stbryAA Wi wreck the
Asuascratic bsFtU nor do We believe
TINA The Afhss1ana Ssstas Will sossH>
the leadership Of b nah who has al
ready dsncnAttstsd IT. ihoasAcity.
Bryan, like John Barfs4c6rn. Is sleep.
inS soundly and II viii take the walls
lngs Of the spMititudes to bring him
back And the nriltitudes are not
wniiins--not now"
Tho Webster City Freama n. Tribune
suggests ut may be that II viii be nec-
sssary 20 abolish the Sunday newspa.
per entirely In order 70 conserve the
paper supply. i viii como to that UNI
lees, the publlshers Of the dig sunday
editions cut oat lot Of che trash they
are now Srintins."
( .rurthsr testimony BY the admiral IL
going to be decidedly interestfns,s prN.
diets tho Davenport Times. IN sp.
psArs that the officials at washinston
ere going to have few things 70 *.
plain that will be difficult 90 etpialn.s
Those sood-iookins leather coats
You see on 80 many hacks are helping
greatly 20 make Snu pay sob stirring
prices for Shoes." femar1ss the Cedar
Rapids GAse4sA
Tho Perry chief dsclAres that Tow
Den would be an acceptable candidate
for the presidency even II he had been
born in Missouri"
Bryan Ia not afraid to enter tho
lions den, and 1t 10 apparent that he
has the president very much bastod
in the treaty argument" says the
Boone News Republican.
The Council Bluffs Nonpareil re-
calls that when Socrates drank his
henllock tho stuff wasn't known as
wood alcohol"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-21

lnt1oDAOo1 - toooG1GuooouD on00 ~
called ~ ~ W. - ~ f,ssa aAnaiA-
ists6tstA Nksa - Ars9vsd = sAnDsA
clean. funAansntai. DOusbd solutsoa ~
the coal strths, which Ne kuAsn1sl - -
permanent his proposed settlement ~
not meet with me approval II ths min.
ers and therefore not OF the D0ltAisiAnA
The present settlement hased snvsessfy
on the supposed desire FOR political -.
vantage 9ivss 10 che 'minesA thru \
weak knsed and vaca1lasanS tolSoy, Ill
the temporary ADVANTAGES hoped tor
and a promise Of fAythst Dssnansus ~
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-21
If Thin "a TresSon-

At the finst threatened signs of the
coal strike. the dsnunciations OF 1t
were most bitter. when 1t became a
reality, all those in authority, from
the president down. said the strike was
a violation Of all the established agree
,nents between thu coal miners and the
operators. Judge Anderson. In Issuing
his order directing leaders OF the strike
to call 1t off. spoke in no uncertain
terms, and when the strike was con-
tinued covertly In defiance OF this order.
those in authority said. This Is trea-
SON"
An earnest. thoughtful. experienced
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-21
MORE BANQuETs FOR HARDING.
fOttumwa Oouricr.1

Governor Harding has performed IN
anything but a creditabls manner and
one betting the governor OF great
state in his dictntoriai attitude with
regard 20 code revision. Apparently
for personal and petty political reasons
he has refused to Garry out MS portion
Of an agreement which was understood
very thoroughly by members Of the
legislature and the code commissioners
when II was made n year aEo.
Three Of the ab1est attorneys In Iowa
were chosen 10 revise the code. They
have accomplished valuable work, to-
gcther with their corps Of assistants,
and IL Ia Of vital Importance to tina
state that their report be considered
by the legislature which created the
commission and at special session
which would not be crowded with other
legislation.
Messrs. Trewin. Mabry and Whitney
the code commissioners, have labored
tirelessiy devoting months to the
states work at tho expense Of their
private law practices. BY the action Of
tho governor In refusing to call the
Legislature IN special session. as he
" w. tHtSc iAiSh 1uu thOiA &c
s!stents are forced to complete their
task without pay, differences having
arisen over the legality Of their con-
tinuing after Jan. l.
When the arrangement was made for
code revision II was understood dis
tnctly that the special session to con-
slider the commissions report would
be called early in January. The law
providing for the revision was written
with that In view, and II the question
of payment for the commission after
Jan. had arisen 1t would have been
left TO the special session for settle
ment The governors refusal to call
the legislature together makes an un-
deserved embarrassing condition for
the commissioners, for which mono but
Mr. Harding can be held to blame.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-21
PLEASANT DREAMS.

II the people OF Iowa could take 1t
on as their ambition forever TO de-
stroy poverty and want, Iowa would
stand as the only state or government
in the world that had achieved such a
thing. Iowa has done many proud
things; has furnished men ana money
for ali wars In which the country has
been engaged. But the prou6sst thing
that Iowa could write upon her banner
would be: NO hunger or poverty in
iowa" ..aF
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-21

AAtssaiiv ssss Sssa - Svn - q
AZ any rte II \ buA : short tins
the women viii Have 70 AwAlt rspss-
santAsisn uesn bosrAs vhasA seaeso,
public institutieAA The new satissn-
ship Of women with III opportunities
and responsibilities u 1T the door.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-21

an ~ Ansstsm esvsssnsalf ~
pNlly NeW6 bS11sv3 thaA ninely.xipe
cut II I i1slrs4 u Nswtcrs iabsrsas
men are ready 70 instantly DO what
those moldsrs ala, bat rs the one man
out OF the hun6red that must be
checked before he does damage beyond
fepairs