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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-03

possible of attainment even by swift
destroyers.
The big planes, which have q cruising
radius of 400 miles, weigh almost six
tons. This weight includes pilot. nagi-
gator and gunner, a 1850 pound tor
pedo. $50 pounds of bombs. two Lewis
machine guns, radio set, other equip
ment and fuel for four hours. They
are designed to swoop down on an
enemy fleet. launch torpedoes from the
air and fly back to their mother ships.
They are not seaplanes, but can LAM
in the water and remain afloat by
board.
Several sup planes, larger than
the NC boats, and capable of flying
across the Pacific. are also under con-
struction for the Pacific fleet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-03
AMERICAN AIR FLEET
TO PATROL THE PACIFIC
Eight Big Planes Soon to Co
operate With Navy Vessels.

The first American air fleet on the
Pacific will be operating soon with the
navy 1t was announced yesterday by
the Manufacturers Aircraft Association
Within the next few days eight aMr-
tin torpedo planes will reach the Naval
Air Station at San Diego, CAL These
big planes, which probably will form
the neuclous for a larger force. not only
will fly from the decks of battleships
out will patrol the coast at q speed inn
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-20
Tells Ho,c to Stop q
Bad Cough
euyprisine' pssults from THE famous
old homemade syrup. Easily
prepared and costs little.

II You have severe cough or chest
cold accompanied with soreness, throat
tickle, hoarseness, or difficult breathing.
or IL your child wakes up during the
night with Group and you want quick
help, try this reliable old homemade
cough remedy. Any druggist can supply
you with 2k ounces OF PlneI. Pour
this into a pint bottle and fill the bottle
with plain graduated sugar syrup. Or
you can use clarified moiasses, honey, OF
corn syrup, instead Of sugar syrup. Il
really remarkable cough remedy. 1t
tastes good, and in spite OF its low cost,
It can be depended upon to give quick
and lasting relief.
You can feel this take hold of .
cough in q way that means business
1t loosens and raises the phlegm. stops
throat tickle and soothes and heals the
irritated membranes that line the throat
and bronchial tubes with such prorApt-
ness, ease and certainty that it is really
astonishing.
Pinex is a special and highly concen-
trated compound of genuine Norway
pine extract, and is probably the best
known means OF overcoming severe
coughs, throat and chest colds.
There are many worthless limitations
of this mixture. To avoid disappoint.
ment, ask for "2i. ounces of Pinex"
with full directions and don't accept any
thing else. Guaranteed to give absolute
satisfaction or money promptly ne
funded. The Pinex Co., Fl. Wayne,
Ind.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-20
NO MORE
STOMACH TROUBLE
READ THIS

II feel just fne since took Mar
liz. I can eat anything nov, ana
have no misery whatever to suffer.
I am Is years old."-Robert Thom1-
son, Rising Sun. Ind.
Before I began taking Marlix !
would throw UP everything would
eat or drink. Marlix has done mo
more good than anything have
taken, and I have tried lots."-K. J.
Stafford, Baxter, Tenn, r. D., No, 3.
II can say one thing for Aarltx; It
helped me more than any Kind Of
medicine ever took FOR stomach
trouble."-J. Guthrie, sosttsbors. Ala.
Il You want to know onoe more
what It means to feel good, healthy
appetite and enjoy a hearty meal
without suffering from headaches.
sour acid stomach, gas, bslch-
Ing. bloatiug, heart palpltation, .4ery-
BUSINESS and other symptoms ef 1ndi-
gestion and dyspepsia.
Get q bottle OF liquid MARIix IT,
day. Take Il a. directed and watch
the result. You'll eat ~ you never
ate before and you'll enjoy eating.
Stomach distress with you will be =
thing Of the past-gono and forgot.
ten. No matter what you've tried or
what has failed, Try MARLN. MAR.
IIX Will not fan. It's only TIC and
absolutely guaranteed BY The Marltx
Co. Fort Wayne. Ind. and druggists.
You can get 1t In Marshalitown .
b a. Morsnn's and Caaa. stspan.s.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-20
Lowden Tells of
Early Iowa and
Minnesota Days

Minneapolis Jan. s0.--9overnor
Lowden aid In speech delivered
here this afternoon;
The work OF Americanisation Is the
most important work before our people
today The difficulties in the way
have largely come because OF ths
growth OF our great cities, II was not
hard In the carly days Of Minnesota.
as can testify personally, to Amsri-
caRiTo the people who came to the new
state.
/ was born north OF here :.bout fifty
miles az place then called Sunrise
city. Later q railroad came along and
LETT sunrise City few miles 10 one
side. The City" was then dropped
from It's name ana since it has been
known as Sunrise. The old blacksmith
shop In which my tather wrought
wonders with his forge and anvil stiu
stands, 1 am told. The school house
where l first went to school surviyea
l can recall moro easily than most
things that have happened since my
first day at school and how chung TO
my older sister for protection turnout
the day.
Ours was u primitive community.
There men and women OF different
nationaLties ana different religions
had gathered. Ny own ancestors had
been American born for many genera
tons. Many others there were who
hsd been born across the sea. But
there was no trouble about American
ization at Sunrise City. because the
ri Fs,a sal
There were common hardships TO en-
dure. There We're common dangers to
face. All must needs learn a common
language or they could not practice
that cooperation which pionser life
required. During those early years
there was very formidable uprising
of the Sioux Indians Of Minnesota.
Aiy mother in her lifetime often told
me OF those ANXIOUS days Every tree
seemed to shelter q savage. My
father was absent from home with
other men, patrolling the surrounding
forests 10 prevent a possible surprise
My mother, not daring 10 leave me in
the house for fear OF the Indians. was
in the habit Of taking me with her to
the pasture at milking time 20 watch
over me. This was a scene typical OF
thousands happening turnout the lena-
tn and breadth OF the great Northwest.
Under such Circunlst stances the work Of
Americanisadon was complete IN one
generation. When men lie. rife in
hand. under the same blanket TO await
on the morrow g common foe, they
are not likely ever again to clash over
race or RELIGIOUS differences.
We acquired the community spirit IN
til ose days from necessity. As popula-
ton increased and tended 70 center
more and more in large cities, the old
community spirit began 10 disappear.
Instead Of the neighbo-hoed with its
community life, groups and classes be-
gan 20 form. BY fo7nenting class and
racial preiudice, the enemy Of Arnert-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-20

can ideals could easily ind some sToup
upon which 90 WORK. Then came ths
great war Axain the law u neoss-
atty governed. Again, IN evssy com
munity, our people prarticod co-ocera-
ton with reference to race or religion
OF class. They rot together and stood
Together and worked toeether. and
thereby became iuyincihlc. Tho
community spirit reapvsAred. INT
now we are In danger OF SoetaG II
again. we must hola to It with all our
might. Whether we live upon the
farm. or In the Village, or In the city,
We must become n vital part OF the
community which surrounds Us, and
80 revive the soul Of community life.
Since those early days have travel
ed much. but L have never taken 30
wondrous a journey as that when we
moved from Minnesota to Iowa, when
wac about eight years old. Thers was
no railroad to Saint Paul. We jour
neyed overland with horses and
wagon. / recall that there were long
corduroy bridges over which We had
TO pass. and az the end of the second
day we reached Saint Paul know
that the people of Minneapolis some
times speak sllshtingly of Saint Paul IS
a METROPOLIS. | think that In this they
are wrong. For even then, which was
more than fry years ago. Saint Pau
seemed 70 me one Of the most spienuid
cities in all the world. We stopped az
the Merchants hotel and visited
again this morning the site OF that old
hotel upon which now stands a masni-
hcent new Merchants hotel And yet
the present day structure is not so
imposing to my mind as was the old
hotel of half century ago. rsmem-
Der how, in the evening We went down
TO the wharf TO get aboard the steamer.
The steamer was not only magnificent
in seeming but was, in fact, finer than
anything afoat upon the MISSISSIPPI
now. / have since then read the
Arabian Nights, but there Is nothing
In the Arabian nights so wonderful. so
dazzling. so overwhelming as this
marvellous steamer. 1t was called the
War Eagle, and remember that when
later I learned that It had burned
felt as tho / had suffered q personal
loss. Upon embarking We children
went to bed at once. remember that
long atterward my mother came into
the little room in which we were
sleeping ana found me wide awake.
She asked me why didn't go TO sleep
and I told her was waiting for the
boat to start. Whereupon, was told
that the boat had started long ago.
had expected some new and marve-
ious sensation, in keeping with all the
wonders OF the noat-and II had float
ed down the current so easily that
had not become aware OF the fact that
Il had started at all. 7 felt a deep dis
appointment. I then learned, for the
first time. that there was much to be
said for the affirmative Of the question
whether pursuit or possession affords
the greater setisfactior-a question
we often discussed later in country
debating societies.
The voyage down the great Father OF
Waters. however. was not dis
appointment. II was one of those
rare gltmpses OF fairyland which come
to rnortals as they journey thru the
world. AT Dubuque, we regretfuly
left the good ship which had borne US
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-20
AKRON NAN MAKES II
Pound gain ON TANLkC
KELLY WAS BARELY ABLE TO
DRAG AROUND BUT FEELS
FINE NOW.

stalking about medicines that holp
people, the one / always recommend Is
Tanlao for it set me right four years
ago and has liept me In fine shape
etrer sAnce," said c. W. Kelly Of 2lih
IAhs strset, Akron. Dido. In a CONVEX
satfon with friends, recently.
MI. Kelly has been q plascerer for
thirty years and has followed his trade
IN Akron COR fourteen years. He is an
influential member OF the Piasterer's
Union and wen known.
Pretty soon aftnr Tanlac was pus
on saae here" continued MIR. Kelly. "a
besap taking It and IN 8 few weeks
time my troubles left mo and found
that I had aatnaily gained seventeen
pounds II, weight. besides. Every few
months, since that time, have taken
a little Taalac to insure my good
health. don't wait until 1 get 20 feel
ing bad. I take It while I'm feeling
good and Il kseps me feeling that way.
Il had been suffering for three or
four years from indigestion. disordered
Rddneys and rheumatism. My appetite
Was gone, had severe pains in my
back and feft tired and worn out all
the time. I could never get any sound
sleep and always felt as tired IN the
morning as when went to bed at
nighs. was continually losing weight
ana psser felt well at any time. In
damp weather my back and arms hurt
SO bad with rheumatism I couldn't
eteep at all. My arms pGined me so
bad could hardly get my hands UP 70
my head ard it was difficult, during
these attacks. for me TO work at all
welt a. said, Tanlao soon relieved
me OF tfsess troubles and I have been
eating three hearty meals q day and
fesiing fine ever since. used 20 come
dragging IN 10 my boarding house IN
the evenings hardly able TO make II,
but now peu can see me stepping
about as Spy as a young man. I'll be
sixey yeass q age In March but no
Gee takes me 70 be more than forty
five, and I can do as much work In
day as Z evsr could. When my friends
esk me bow manage TO keep in such
GOOD share end look so young al
ysays tell thern--Tariao Is what does
the txtck and advise them to try It.
never have a pain OF any kind. sleep
taSae q log every night and fest like
vurkSAf every day. ! wouldn't think
Of being without Tanlac for I 3ust
thtnk A.s The greatest medicine ever
maaeiS
TaoIac Is sold IN MarshaIhown by
Old Aeisabse Drug Co. Ia Sc. Anthony
by Geo. L. faPfans, in state Center
by Ertc1haIf, Bros, IN Melbourne by
T. K. cortets. IA Gilman by W. j. &
J.sA Ward, In Ferguson by A. T. rdso
,e6d ia nhcsaa By Rhodes Pharmacy,
IA discount BY Diilion & Barnes; IN
SAas5ue b. Geo. NJ shearen
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-20

30 far In safety. TharA & nav for tho
flrst time q railroad train This was
wpndesful enough 6at was no match
for a. stsamar. Hroo did ] then
think that t,,e vrilroad locomotive was
so soon 70 driye thu moro beautiful
and more splendid staemship from the
Father OF Waters. And want 70 say
now that ! shall NOT % contcnt until
the steamship shall again ounc Into
ita own upon our internal wassrways.
The first principle or Anericanixm
In orderly development under and thru
the law. The law provides how wrong
should be redressed, The ballot box
Is the ark of our covenant The
Soviet government Is an attempt to
substitute rule by one class for rule
by all tho people. II. therefore, IL an
assault upon the very cornerstone OF
our government. Ours 10 a govern
ment "of the people by the people
and for the people" and not q govern
ment OF the people by one class OF the
people, for tho class Of tho people.
The idea OF class rule Is repugnant to
every principle which our fathers
wrote into the Constitution, II allowed
to thrive Il would be fatal to our IN
situations. The idea OF government
Soviet Ia not the only word which de-
fines It Sometimes It Is Industrial
Workers Of the World: soppetimes thu
One Big Union and sometimes ths
radical socialist party. Whatever It's
name the menace to our liberties is
equally great
above al. lawleseness. violence, have
no place 10 q country where the people
rule. II there be wrong to redress
the courts are open. 1t the courts fail
in their duty. they can be impeached
and removed from their high office.
In every government there must be
some one or some thing which u
supreme. In a monarchy, IL Is king;
in an empire, it is emperor; in re-
public. 1t is the law. And IL II be
treason in a monarchy to lay violent
hands upon the king. 1t Is equally
treason in u republic TO lay violent
hands upon the law. which is supreme
above. all and made SO by the people
themselves.
We do not realize the value and
significance OF government Good gov
eminent is the best of all material
possessions. 1t envelopes US like the
very air We breathe, tho we are usually
unconscious If its worth Just as we are
that without the air We breathe we
would surely die. Government IS our
greatest worldly possession. because
without 1t the things that enrich and
ennoble lift could not be. The sanctity
OF the home, the security Of life,
liberty and property, the school houses
dotttng ell our land, the church spires
pointing heavenward, could not exist
for a moment unless a worthy govern
nent threw its protecting aesis over
them. Natures prodigal gifts are OF
no value unless q stable. tust govern
ment exists TO protect them.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-20

You can get 1t In Marshalitown a
b a. MorEnn'S and Caaa. stspan.ss
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-20
ss,m.r, Eo-m Grain c.mpsoy.


Special 70 Times Republican.
webster City. Jan. 2o---Ths Farmers
Grain company. an Organization OF
Hamilton county farmers. has just
been formed In this city for tho pur-
pose OF erecting a farm elevator her
Webster City 10 the only town In
damilton county without farmers
elevator.
Articles Of incorporation are being
drawn up for the new company whics,
IL to DO capitalized at $4,000. William
Groves has been named as temporary
president and II. l.. Baird temporary
secretary. Sites for the erection OF a
new elevator are being considered In
both tho Northwestern and Illinois
Central railroad yards. The plan to buy
one OF the local elevators has been
abandoned.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-20
Grinrell and Vicinity.

Special 10 Times RepU olican
Grinnell. Jan. 2o.-Harry ". Harris,
who went from the cashiership Of the
Citizens Nationa! Bank. of this city.
to a position IN the investment depart
rneut Of the Commercial Bank of Chi
cago, has decided to locate In Des
Moines. opening an investment branch
Of tho Continental and Commercial
Bank there.
J. II. Kellenbaager. 1905 East street,
passed hts eishtiseA birthday yesterday
and Mrs. Kellenbarger and their
daushted. Miss Lsota, prepared a mid
day dinner for ten Of Nh Kellenbargers
army comrades Of the civil war.
County Engineer Olson has been en-
snged BY the board Of supervisors OF
Poweshiek counelA for another year u
service a. an increase OF salady I'D to
81. 400 and auto mileage thaS being $50
moro than was paid for 1919. air. Oh
SONS management OF the county busi-
ness IN his tine has been very salts
factory.
In the big nine declaratory contest
in Muscatinc. last Friday night, John
Talbot represented Grtnnsu high
school and won second h1nors. the fnst
geins by a narrow margin to Fairfield.
At the meeting OF Fecht-Tennant
post OF the American Legion. the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the
ensuing year: co1nnaander, Capt. 3. J.
Carney; vice commander, Carl n
Child; adsatanf, John Horn; nnAooa
officer, Arthur MekurIay. dlStoftan-
Harry Knapp; chaplain. Rev, 2 ",
Cross: executive board. Ralph Little,
Paul Msys1s, p. I. Garrisan. Ed bump.
Cedric Barnes. The post has . usens-
bershtp Of 3x6 and finances to tho ez-
tent OF $700 and moro coming.
Fred SpaaldtnS has bsen saiected 70
preside at the meeting on Wednesday
evening, at the Methodist church,
where. after the 6: 1o supper. there will
be an earnest discussion on broad lines
of the benefits to this city and vionity
OF locating O troop ct cavalry here,
Tho meeting VIII be addressed ny
George A. Wrishtraan. secretary OF the
Iowa state Manufacturer Association
and others. This meeting 10 under tie
auspices OF the GrinnSN Commercial
Club. Captain Carney II 10 have charge
of the cavalry troop.
The nae1s bible class Of the Metho-
dist church win have . supper at the
church on Friday evening for MEM
bers and their wives. After suppes
they will listen to an address by DIT
J. W. Hancher, former president OF
Iowa Wesleyan University.
The Grinnen fire chief reports thirty
eight calls In the past twelve months
of which only tweqty-thres were gen.
eral calls, the REMAINDER being SLANT
calls. The total damage = gtyen 81
lss,71a6o, an average OF about 1851
Most OF tho fires were caused b. defec.
tive 6ueS.
Tho J. p. Reavis farm sale was 9
good one, amounting to about $1,000
Machinery sold we'll One horse
| brought $685.. One hog soh Sor sos
Mr.. Reavis qnits farming here to q
to statasvflle. n. c. to 50 into thu
grocery business. He plans TO movs
neYt week.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-20

Guatemala's Arst plant Tor thu man
ufactup OF Psstland cemsnt has been
started by American intsrestS.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-20

During tho reign a pstsr the Great
leather money was c6culetsd - 0np'
Ella.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-20

To Cur . Geld In One Day
Take Laxative Bromo ouinine (tab-
ists.) II steps the cough and headache
ana works Off the bold. II. w. Groves
Signature On each box. 80 cents.
READ THE TN. WANT ADA
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-31
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
MARKET WAS DULL.

New York. March so.-Trading in stocks today was lighter of volume a.ids more restricted as to scope than in any session in several weeks. Apart from the further advance of few specialtles, obviously under pool con trol, prices were irregular through out. tl
 Buliish enthusiasm was somewhat dampened by yesterdays unexpected advance of call money to 12 per cent, although today's maximum twas only 10 per cent. and that just Before the close.t Heaviness of foreign exchange was another deterrent, the London rate showing an extreme decline of about 10 cents from it's recent high, while francs were lower and lire es- tablished an, absolute new minimum at 2O.65.
 Representative industrials and rails rose and feli within contracted limits, insignificant changes ruling at the end, but motors, oils and the more mercurial specialties repeated in mod crate measure their recent spectacu- lar performances.
 Stut- rotor at the new high of S70 scored net gain of Al points. Gen. eral Motors rose to 377, an advance of points. just before the close; Cruci- ble Steel held the better part of it's i2 point gain at 2e2 and Cuban Amer .ican Sugar rose Is points to 450 on a few transactions.
 Several of the shippings, equip ments, utilities, coppers and food is- sues were represented on the con- structive side. but recent aggressive bullish operations in those groups were lacking. Sales amounted to seB5. 900 shares.
 There was a marked diminution oi dealings in all classes of bonds, in- cluding Liberty issues and interna- tionals. In the main the tone was ir- regular; rails as whole easing from fractions to almost point, especial iy grangers and coalers. Total sales par value, were s9,5o0, 900.
 s. ',~-s- were unchanged on call
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-31
KALEIDOSCOPE

The christening of ship with wine is survival of the old blood sacrifice.
 The earthquakes of Italy numbered 5,922 in the twenty-year period ending with 1910.
 A human generation is counted ax twenty-five years; a generation of flies covers seven or eight days.
 Worth" in proper names, as in Wentworth, Edgeworth, etc, signifies that the town stands on a tongue of land.
 The population of Russia Is estimat- ed to have decreased 35,00o. 900 since 1914, owing to the war, famine and disease.
 The Romans adopted a curious fash ion of drinking the health of their lady-loves, a bumper to each letter Of her name.
 During the Tae Ping rebellion 1T China in 1850 women as well as men served in the rebel jjunixs. while the rebel army also recruited women.
 Wig wearing was at its height about 150 years back. when even boys four or five years old had their heads shaw ed in readiness to wear a wig. Until 1919 cigar tobacco brought 2 higher price at the farm than any other type, but last year cigarette. chewing snuff and export types of to- bacco went to 4l cents a pound against 21 for cigar tobacco.
 Japan is preparing to build pyra- mid for the first emperor. Jirnmu Ten no, somewhere in the suburbs of Tokio , and for this purpose a committee O. ! Drominent men will collect a gtOne from every subject of the empire Ii is the intention to make this the high est structure in the far east.