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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-19

vacation at Long Lake Mich. wherv
she - visiting friends and relatives.
Philip Bushnell has returned from
a weekend visit ia I.aPOrte
Simeon FIory spent Monday at
Stoverville. Ind, where ne visited
his sister. Mrs. William CLANCY.
The misses Grace and Cecilia
Ncrnett. are guests this week a. the
home OF Louis Domke. OF I.aPOrte.
Miss Sara Brown is the guest Of
her aunt. Mrs. ID. :. Brown, OF Five
FONTS. Ind
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Huumer and
children we're weeE lend guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Carleton Of
Five Points, Ind.
Miss Lena Van Akin and Miss
Maude Allen. Laporte av.. left Tues
day evening for Ballou Inn, Pail
sades Park. Mich, where they will
spend their vacation.
Rev. and Mrs NJ. NJ. Rodgers and
family. 7IS L. Colfax av.. returned
Tuesday evening from "A motor trip
through Pennsylvania.
Miss Sarah Witwer. 1914 S. Mich
igan st. and Miss Evelyn Fulmer-
1928 :. Michigan St, have returned
from an extended western trip. They
visited at Colorado Springs. AT the
Witwer r. l.. W ranch, at Kansas
CITY. Mo. ard Joliet. H.
Miss Doris Marren. Oak Park. III,
and Miss Josephine Brewer Bloom
ington. Ill. are the guests Of Miss
Dorothy Miller. 10 Z Madison 81.
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Hair Often Ruined
By Careless Washing

Soap should be used very careful
ly. If you want to keep your haj-
looking its best. Most soaps and
prepared shampoos contain too
much alkali. This dries the scalp,
makes the hair brittle, and ruins 1t.
The best thing for steady use is
Mulsified cocOanut oil shampoo
(which is pure and greaseless). and
is better than anything else YOU can
use.
One or two teaspoonfuls will
cleanse the hair and scalp thorough
~. Simply moisten the hair with
water and rub il in. II makes an
abundance OF rich, creamy lather.
which rinses out easily. removing
every particle OF dust dirt, dandruff
and excessive oil. The hair dries
quickly and evenly. and IL leaves the
scalp soft. and the hair fine and
silky. bright. lustrous. fluffy and easy
10 manage.
You can get Mulsifed cocoanut
oil shampoo at any pharmacy. it's
very cheap. and a few ounces will
supply every member OF the family
for months -Advt.
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really suffering it would relieve her.
and II she were shamming, as I
more than half-suspeCted, il would
not hurt her.
viii it cure a heartache. TOO.
Madge - she asked, with a pathetic
querulousness that appealed TO me
even while IL irritated me.
I'm sure of il. l said fippantly.
Because heartaches are usually
nothing but Indigestion. Come.
where's a wash cloth or do you pre-
fer some powder ?"
But 1 look fright" she pro-
tested weakly. and ! knew that my
battle was won.
"YouW look worse il YOU don't
hurry, | retOrted, snatching a pow
der pun and a mirror from her
dressing table.
"IIl give you thirty seconds to
primp.' I said.
"You're-just awful, Madge." she
replied, daintily applying the pow
der puff But 1 suppose 1 ought
not 10 spoil your dinner But
never thought OF il in that way, and
1t just seemed as if I couldn't"
Never mind that now" l said.
b;ihging her a glass of water. and
scanning UNFl 'iAtl ltAt-llAAtcclN ullA44
she had swallowed the pellet I had
prescribed. Now tuck your arm in
mine. so fashion. and come along"
We found everybody gathered in
the living room outside the closed
dining room, and there was a gen
eTal shout OF relief when we appear
ed. Only Leila FairfaXs fair face
remained vaguely Swallowed.
Now. let the show begin Lii
lian chanted
Dicky holding Junior perched
upon his shoulder. put his hand up
on the knob of the door.
Now you'll see a birthday pres
ent that is present." he boosted
None Of your rattles and balls and
silver dinguses in mine"
He threw open the door. and we
trooped in 70 see in the midst Of
other toys an immense rocking
horse. almost as tall as Dick him
self-a magnificent. costly toy, suit
able for a child Of five,
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BIRTHS.

Mr. and Mrs. Shanklan NOlen,
12251R Whiteman Ct, daughter.
Aug Is.
Mr. and Mrs. william Mohn, Los
Angeles. Calf. born at Epworth
hospital. a daughter, Aug. Il.
Mr. and Mrs Stanley Denczak
1872 Hine ST.. son. Aug. l3.
Mr. and Mrs Alexander LogsdOn
Az Wood ST.. daughter. Aug IS.
Mr. and Mrs William DeBard
1905 Bissel St, son. Aug. Is.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles GODDARD, 51-
" Navarro. son, Aug. Is.
Mr. and Mrs. George Dover, 20f
y. Birdsell St. son. Aug. 16.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph MateOnowsk
521 &. Pulaski st. daughter, Aug. I D
Mr.. and Mrs Stafford Ransom
91S Diamond av., daughter, Aug. lS
Mr. and Mrs Casimier Taruzew-
ski. $50 : Walnut ST. daughter
Aug 10
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white organize over white satin with
lace and bead trimmings and veil
caught 10 her head with valley
lilies. Her flowers were colonial
bouque, Of Ophelia roses and valley
lilies.
4 weddins supper 70 fifty follow
ed at the home OF the brides par
enrs
AFTER sept. 1, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugel
viii be AT home at 626 Euclid av.
otto Boyer. 622 E. Dayton St.
was host 70 Il members and one
guest OF the Wesley club Of the
German VI F. church, Wednesday
evening. Refreshments were served
following the short business meet
ing. Rev. Philip Koehneman and
Edward Stark were prize winners in
the contests. A combined business
and social meeting will be held the
third Wednesday in September with
Rev. Philip Koeneman, 800 w.
Wayne st.
The regular meeting Of the Wom-
ans society OF the First Baptist
church, which was 20 have been
held Friday, has been postponed
until Saturday, Sept. :. when the
society will meet at the home Of
Mrs. c. w. Veach, Ala W. Navarro
st.
Ten members OF the Independent
club and seven visitors were enter
tanned Wednesday. at an all day
meeting at the country home of Mrs.
John Hagey, on the EdWardGburS
road. A two course dinner was sery-
ed at noon. garden flowers form
| ing the decorations. In two weeks
/ the club will meet at the home OF
Mrs. J. n. Thumm, 724 Clinton 81.
A social meeting Of the Crumc-
| town Home Economies club was
held at the home OF Mrs. Robert
Robertson, Robertson I'd, Wednes-
| day afternoon Owing 10 the small
I attendance at the meeting no reg
| ular business was transacted Sep
/ ember Is the club will meet with
Mrs Harry Wedel, Crumstown
The Fancy NeedleW orkers club
was entertained by Mrs. Charles
! Aldrich, 21S w. Wayne St, Wednes-
/ day afternoon. Eight members and
| one guest, Mrs. Mable Prisweu OF
| PiJtsburg. Pa. attended the meetins
| which was OF a social nature. re
| freshments were served at the close
! Of the afternoon. Mrs. Louis Rovce.
/ 718 Francis St, Will be hostess TO
I the club september l.
Members OF the Tuesday Night
club entertained all day Tuesday
| with a picnic at Hudson lake. A
| lunch was served at noon. picnic
| style. Games and contests afforded
much amusement and in the latter
prizes were awarded 10 Mrs r
Lane. Mrs. Carl Eager, Mrs. Her
| bert Goffeney and Miss Ruth Christ
man. A regular meeting of the club
| will be held in two weeks at the
home of Mrs. Herbert GOffeney. Z.
, Wayne ST.
Mr.. and Mrs. William e Smith,
$40 Beardsley av., Elkhart, Ind. an
nounce the engagement OF their
daughter, Dorthea Edith 10 James
Robert Wilson of Nashville Tenn.
/ The wedding will take place in Sep
TENDER. Miss Smith is the niece OF
( Mrs John Ellis and is well known
/ in this city where she has visited
/ frequently.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry r. Briggs
COS Harrison av., entertained with
a far lily dinner at their home Tues
day evening in honor OF Miss Ma
! belle Schwaner OF New York city
who is visiting friends in this city
Covers were laid for six guests at a
table appointed in pink and white
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-19
KNIGHTs OF PYTHIAs.

Crusade lodge reunion Sunday,
Aug. %, at Lake park. Hudson lake.
All members Of the order and their
families welcome. Basket dinner
dancing. ball game. horseshoe pitch
ing and numerous prize events
Mem bers bringing automobiles viii
meet at hall at 10 "A. m. sharp. Those
going by rail leave South Shore sta
ton at 1871 a m. day light saving
time. COMMITTEE.
S21S-2 1-AdNt
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Cen1entS

The weekly bridge party at the
Country club has been postponed
until Aug. %, and Will be in charge
of Mrs. Harvey F. Rostiser 1854
Portage av.
The Sewing circle Of tho Zion
Evangelical church WI meet at the
parish school Thursday afternoon.
The hostesses will he Mrs. Edward
Eeehler, Mrs. Adam Geist, Mrs
Christ Raissle and Mrs. CAL Scae-
minSke.
The Womans Home Missionary
society OF the Grace NJ r. church
will meet Thursday. Aug. 20. in the
church FarlCrS instead OF today Us
was previously announced
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CARD OLE THANKS.

We wish - thank the neighbOrs
and friends for the sympathy and
Kindness shown and the beautiful
floral tributes during the illness and
death Of our dear son and brother.
MIR and Mrs. w. Fctter and family
SS27-1g
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Earl Van Dusen OF South Bend
10 Anna Popielski of South Bend.
Stanly a. SavOUik Of South Bend
10 Sophia Zellas of South Bend
Harry Leonard Of Osceola 10 Bcr-
netha Dausman OF Osceola.
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Personals

Willard j. Erhardt left Wednes-
day evening 10 resume his studies
AT the Boston Conservatory Of Music.
Miss Rosane Malane returned 10
her home In Baltimore. Md. after
a six weeks visit at the home OF
Frank Murphy, 1855 Thomas It.
Mrs. Jennie LOCkhardt Of W. Col
fax av.. Is spending two weeks
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-19

Royal NeighbOrs and Modern
WOOdmen Of America, hold basket
outing Sunday. Aug. %. At Pottaw-
atomic park. No west section. COT
fee will be-. served. All Royal neigh
bors and modern Woodmen invited.
SS2O-21
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish TO thank our many friends
and neigh bors for the beautiful flow
ers and kindness during the Illness
and death or our mother.
MR. and MRS. BEERBOWER.
SSO4-lS
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"In Bulgaria"

Bulgarians live longer than any
other people i'm the world. Among
one million inha bitantS there are
more than 1000 over 100 years old.
Bulgarian Blood Tea Il their great
remedy. IL Sweetens the Stomach.
Gently Moves the Bowels. F1ushcs
the Kidneys and PurifieS the Blood.
just try IL oncc-you will never use
anything else. Sold everywhere by
Druggists and Grocers.
Bulgarian Blood Tea"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-19

Odor Bros. Contractors and Build
ers. 1892 s. Franklin St Lincoln
S147. S750-31
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EUEHLER BROS.
31g :. Michigan st.
FOR THURSDAY.

Rib or Briskct BOiIinc Beef .. &c
Fresh Hamburger ........ IL 1-2c
Beef Pot Roast. Young and
Tender .........12 1-2Ci
Short Steak ................ 2Oc
Ss15-19-Advt.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ha. ~ r. Briggs
COS Harrison av., entertained with
a far lily dinner at their home Tues
day evening in honor OF Miss Ma
belle SChwaner Of New York city,
who is visiting friends in this city.
Covers were laid for six guests at a
table appointed in pink and white.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-15
TO name slate
pEMocRATic BOSSES MEET TO
PICK PATTY TICKET.
M sosinp Could Have 9ssn heeksd UP
wish Bryan Gathering Had Thsrs
Been Harmony Among lsaders--
Probably 1ca Democrats From Over
State Present Today.
..-.- ~ ,rimns-Rnnuhllran.

SpecIa 20 Times Republican.
Dee Nuness, Jan. 75-The light OF
publicity, witch last week radiatsd
about The activities OF the republicans
in tAis etate, has this week been oen-
trrca rr,tty largely on tho democrats
with WILLIAM jennings Bryan here
rue.aov and the democratic state
rop,rrf.s,a with its associstes In ses-
sion hars today
Matt, a. Chairman VIII Fl. HAYS
came lore lest week. prech'na harmony
ana pcg iccl service, Mis- plea Tor pom
.laeI service spNlyiug IA much to the
{, @p,,r,..-.s . $ 10 the republicans or the
ngnrara af any other party.
william jennings Bryan came 70
PROCLAIM MIS- plan for comprofnlse
IA me United States senate on the
,ss,, treaty and 81 get this question
rr,t 81 TIA way So that II viii not Dc
an is.ro in the tegO national campaign.
rosay's meeting az the democratic
stats central cornBittse. which was
called by Chairman Reynolds before
the By Z visit was planned, ~ " III
nouncja is .5r The organization Tor the
state or7 natipua, campaign
'wht, the calling ~ two democratic
$3.50 .gthrr'ngs here this week withla
two dsyr OF ca,h other was In ract MOI
-r-r7nGitatsd Ne two meetings could
a-ily sgN.a ne-n hooked Up tokeSner
II there haa hsSn the disposition TO CO
so And while Mr.. Bryan explained
here that thers Is no breach between
he ana President Wilson. there Is
more or lcss natural division between
wilson democrats ami Bryan demo-
Gratis. democrats here while saying
there "a TO party split admit that there
Is a possible fight to control party ma
cuinery and patronage. A contest to
ocr,tro! the Iowa delegation to tho ma
tio.,aI conveg.tion Ia not improbable. 1t
IS clairrca tina. the men who now dom :
tnata tho Democratic party in this
steta ere etrone for Wilson.
At the Bryan naeting here Tuesday
here y,ers not Iiore than thirty DEM
,crats tom out over the state IN at
tendance. Al .oday's conferences Il ID
s.stina.sd that some $50 are IN attend.
s,,ce.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-15

years aid u In this country uvtAe "
sscevor her health 49, beea vie,one
hers q tAe l. w. Tayisr AStns. UbS
has Q Srsthsv aAA saD6es asw ~ oseA.
Asll cslisss end . broeAsx1 GraduAsSd
from hers In The class Of 1874. she has
now sons to VISIT friends h WAvsfly.
John Eabb ana siiss xAade MAstin
who were rseeAtly made husband and
wife at the homo Of the BRIDES nar-
%nts mt Melferd. are 60 be ut hetAs AZ
ter Feb. near Bethel. on tho Charles
fsussenbers farm. The groom Is the
SON OF Mr.. and Mrs. George Babb, liv-
ins near the peuiah church.
Lieut.. Frederick A. Motcalf 10 sta-
toned on recruiting service NJ Omaha,
where Mrs. Metcalf, who has boen via
itirix for some weeks here at the hons
Of her parents. DIT and Mrs. q. G.
Buck, will soon Join him.
Tho II. G. Armstrong and C. N.
pswlsy families have had the pleas
urs OF n visit from Mr.. AND Mrs. II. 9.
Newton, OF Hart, Mich. who left here
on Tuesday evening for California.
William Keenan, and Miss Faye n
Hammer. OF Newton. who wore recent
~ married in MontevJnna. ~tll make
their homo In GYinaaH where the
groom has work IN tho washing ma
chine factory.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-15
TAMA'S BANQUET
GRAND AFFAIR
Annual Social Gathering u csmrsv-
oisi Club Highly suoesssfu'--Ad-
drssass by Newspaper Men and One
Candi date For oovsrner---lats Com
ere Turned Away.

Special to Times Republican.
Tanaa. Jan, l5.--Tho annual banquet
OF the Tama Commercial Club. held
last evening, was q moot suocessrul
and enjoyable affair. every place being
occupied and belated members hndinG
themselves mnabys no secure plates
at tho banquet or seats for the AFTER
dinner program. The four-course
banquet served by the Ladies Civic
Improvement League. surpassed oil ita
previous efforts In that line and entire.
~ justified that often m!sappied word
banquet"
The after-dinner program read an
follows: Toast. r. A. Mosorip. OF the
Marshalltown Tines Republican: Cy-
renus Cole, OF the Cedar Rapids Re
publican; Hon. n. r. Moore, lieutenant
governor Of Iowa, and II. E. Moss. re-
presenting the Greater Iown Associa-
ton.
NJ. w. Hyland acted efficiently IA
toastmaster and the Invocation was BY
Rev. Mr. MoMastsrs. pastor OF the
Baptist church In Tama. The speeches
were well received and applauded'
especially the excellent and timely ad-
Dress OF Lieutenant Governor Moore
whose candidacy for the subesAnA&or-
.al nomination gave added interest ID
his address az being IN . manner
wide statement Of his platform.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-15
arirrali ans Vicinity.
- TrSS p,oo a Av.H,hnreA


CyiuneI., Jan. 1s-Jrhe Grtnhsli Fair
Association. at its annual tHeetinE on
Monday. started some lnyxs plsns
70. the asxt fair. which 70 20 be held
about the middle Of August The toll.
lowing officers we're elected, Pred.
dsnt Ralph shsr1nAn; vics pSosidshS
Henry Fink and n. l. Beysrt saere-
tsry. 7 8. pailey. tr<asureI b. J. css-
ney. The directors Of tha fair accept
ed a proposition from Capt b J. Car
nsy, who is to have charge Of the COM
pany OF cavalry 20 BE- stationed In
G-inneIi. TO lease to the government
sor use Of the company the fair
grounds for the next ten years.
Word has come from Douglass. wyo.
of the death Of Fred H. Harvey, a
gra auats Of Iowa College at 2rtnnsll
in the class Of 1889. He has been a
prou1ir ont attorney In wyoming.
TIE P0weshiek County Farmers Mu-
t,iai II 5s1rance Association held the
animal meeting on Monday and elected
The following officers President, H. P.
Baustinn: vice president. J. A.. Bang
ham; serretaYy. John Evans; trea-stir-
err. J. r. Rivers. Two directors who
were retired BY reason OF expiration
Of term Of office, Brownlie Graham Of
Madison township and John S. Rus-
sell OF Washington township, were re-
elected.
On Monday evening, at Ore CeasYs-
gatioral parsonage IN this city, by rev.
2. II. Cross, pastor. Azel N. MeInrsth
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-15
Eusu to Make This
Pisse Cough Remedy
1hessAsNs 81 hnaSles spsaP - -
psomfT fsssj0A lsSApsus1vs.
oud sAveo absa4 y,

You know that MAE ID used In nearly
Ire reason 10 that pine contains sstar.al
peculiar eIsinsntS that havs. . remark.
sbIe eject In soothipR and healing the
membranes 81 TIE throat and cheat. Pine
IL famous for thie purpose,
Of niSs ana syrup. The Syrup" part
n usually plall sugar syrup.
70 make ths beat pile cough remedy
o OF pinsG Il 4 pins bottle, Ana an up
with home. made sugar syrup. Or You
can use clarified inolasses, honey. or corn
syrup, instead Of sugar .syrup. Either
Gay, YOU make full pint--more than
YOU can buy rsady.mads for three times
the money. 1t 10 pure, good and very
pIsesant.SeAiIdrsa take Il eagerly.
You oan feel this take hold Of . cough
Sy cold n 3 way that uisaae businese.
Ths cough may b dry, hea1s and tlRet,
or nay b peRsiStsntly loose from The
formation Of phlsKn. The esNss 10 the
sans--infane0 Membranee--ahd NM
pinSx and syrup oombiustion win stop
it---uauA1y % u hours o. less. Splendid.
TOO. Tor brcpchisi asthma, boArsspexss
Or any Ordinary throat allmenl
Hinex 10 . Highly osDcsntvAesd com.
pound Of EsHuiat. Norway pine eftfsSA
proupt efsst upon coughs.
Beware. Of substitutes, AZ your
drugeiat for s3X .osases Of Pinax With
dircetiQns, and dVh't accept anything
eiso. Guaranteed to give .bselpss sAtis-
fsstlQu or moasy- refunded The finex
Co., n Wayne IND.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-15
NoSt.e al 9aEarc.- e.l.,

BY ylI.- 20 OF Ca ar-z- x .a-4. direct
ed to the u~GazslgEea -a.a'ssc. jru.a tAc
clerk Of inc DtStri"c EI1"t az Mar
shall oorn%y, Iowa, n;a4: decree
obtained IN sstd court q. t.e &eG say
Of DeeeDi2IoT. e. T.. lEt!. II tsy2r IT
1stsr JohasoB. ara P@:2c 5ohn5on as
guard.as and next rstsna q George 4.
Johnson, minor, 81 rlatrriiGs, aAd
a&einat Marguerite IIa1da.- ~ aefea-
dant. for sae partition 81 certain real
estate nars.ai aud acser.5o6 n plain
tits petition, 7Iit On the 7,h DAY oc
February a. o., 1920, offer for sale
at publs sele 20 Tho highest siGGer.
the following describes real as;aIs, co.
wit:
All of the land sitnaseG north ct tina
ahandcnsd right Of way VI ;hs Caits,rto
milwaukee & St. Fhui Pathway Co.,-
pany. and elso the c.Ja UGcn6d rsh: Of
way Of satA railway cor.sany, situated
IN the south eue.Asif (@Ml Of tie
southeast auarter ESE7a) Of sectiua
two ~, township eisaty-swo [e2).
north Of range eighteen {1Sl, west Of
the 9Th r. NJ, Of Iowa, containing
forty four and bS-tH t+4.56) acres,
also three 80 acras. p,or> or less, Of
Land In tho southwest Guer,sr fs:WH)
OF the southwest quarter tSW,A) Of
section one I'll, township e:sh,y-t two
ts3). north Of range eighteen (is),
west OF tho eth r. NJ. OF Iowa, lying
immediately east ana adjacent to the
tract Of tanA first anors described.
The terms Of sale IRE cash.
Said sale to take place at the front
door OF the court house III Mar3fsi,-
town, lows, at the hour Of 800 ora,ook
p. m, on said day. When aad whare
due attendance Will b given ~ the
undersigned.
DATED at MarEhaNtuwn, Iowa,
January 9th, 1890.
RoBURT g. JOHNSON.
Sole Referee.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-15
HOOVER TAGGED POLITICALLY,
Definitely ciasssd ~ Rspuhiican---Ne'
Q Candidate.


New York jan. ls.-.Hcrbert Hoover
wAs said laat nsgft by Julius Barnes,
hls close associate and friend. to b
''prasress,vs republican," VINO VIII
never allow himself to be a candidate
for hirh Office nor allow his friends to
make an effort In hts behalf unless
there shall ccme such indisputaole svi-
dance Of guoh spontaneous md uni.
versaI popular demand that It VIII
ovsrwhslm his present resolution not ia
enter politics"
MI. Barnes director Of the CniSed
States Wheat Corporation, spoke at the
annual dinner of the National WHOLE
sale Dry Goods Associatin-
Referring to reports that Mr.. Hover
might be q democratic presidential can
didate. Mr.. Barnes said: As life.
long republican. ! an treasured to Do.
lieve that only one conceivable de-
velepment could placs him on the
dsmocratio ticket Il, spite Of all that
has appeared in ths recent press. ]
believe that could only come about II
ovsr-conhdence IN their own political
prospects, blinds the republican party
TO adopt a non progressive platform
ana to nominate candidates for raae-
ton.
with hts intense earnestnoss OF
purpose ard his sincere desire to fur
thor tho social progress OF our peo.
pie by the preservation OF equal op.
portunity. It II conceivable that the
liberal minded voters of all parties may
then mistakenly demand such leader.
ship a. hts for the expression Of right
full social and political deals"
Mr. Barnes asserted Mr., Hoover was
genuinely DESTROYS 'tor placing his
ability, experience and effort tn the
pubMe sesvics without thought Of re-
ward" but that ne was sincerely CON
vfneed that real public service can be
rendered without official position OF
political prefsrment."
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-15

Der, one Of his comparisons asked Aim
bow hs ~ -
"Jlrst rate" 10 ssad. '-rhsy only
asled me two auAguoas and ] answer
cd tAssn both vsssnpelv AnA eosrsst-
ly." @
"whAt wssv tAs a,isstionsf"
'-rAs fret was: what 10 pAral-
laxr ana I told them didn't know.
And the second wAs Can You CAL
oulate an eciipser TO whtoh said No.
I'd like to SEQ anybody answer two
questions more correctly than thati"