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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-08-14
hi A .woR1p,s SERIES.
Kenneth Martin. Topeka Boy, Has
Made Great Record I'm Semi-Pro Ball.

fAeuneIn Marun. topeka BOY, Has
Made Great Record I'm Semi-Pro Ball.
Kenneth Martin. of Topeka. now
playing with the Julesburg, Colo,
club, is entered with his team in the
worlds series for professional
teams to be played in Denver in the
neai future. The Denver Post is put
ting UP a $4,000 cash prize for the
winners. Several fast semi-pro clubs
have been entered.
Martin. who started the season with
the Santa Fe club of Topeka, has made
a remarkable record this season. He
went from here to Red Cloud. Neb.,
where he played in the state league for
about a month. He then was engaged
by the Julesburg club. His pitching
average to date is 1000 per cent; his
fielding average is 1000 per cent and
his batting average 4e5. Dopesters
have predicted for him a brilliant ca
reer in the big leagues. Martin is 81
years of age.
His father. ]. S. Martin. lives at
2040 Bolles avenue.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-08-14
South Topeka-U. p.
Depot

Leave South Topeka and U. P. depot
every 10 minutes from a. m. until
a. m. then every Is minutes until
p. m, then every 10 minutes until 8
.. m, then every 1 5 minutes until mid
night. During 10 minute schedule
cars leave Eighth and Kansas avenue
going north at minutes after the
hour and every 10 minutes. During
Is minute schedule minutes after
the hour and every l 5 minutes. Dur
ing 10 minute schedule leave Eighth
and Kansas avenue going south at
minutes after the hour and every %
minutes. During 5 minute schedule
1 minutes after the hour and every 5
minutes.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-08-14
HUBBY HAD wANDERLUsr.
Grace X. Thompson Files Cross Pctf-
ton md Asks Divorce Herself.

Wanderlust is blamed for the PEN
niless condition of Charles D. Thomp-
son by Grace X. Thompson in an an
swer and cross petition filed in the
Shawnee county district court today.
Mrs. Thompson outlined their mar
ried life which began in 1892. The
history shows that they have moved
one place after another, always at
much expense and that each, time he
gave up a good job or business in
order to satisfy his desire for moving.
For that reason. she demands that the
divorce be granted to her.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-08-14
Highland Park

Leave Eighth and Kansas avenue ev-
cry 20 minutes from $3.50 a. m. until 8
a. m, then every 40 minutes until 5
p. m. then every 20 minutes until Z
p m, then every 40 minutes until
1880 p. m Leaves Highland Park
every 20 minutes from $40 a. m to
a. m. then every 40 minutes until
p. m. then every 20 minutes until
7 p. m, then every 40 minutes until
1880 D. m.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-08-14
DOuthitt- Hospital

Leave Washburn college every 5 min
utes from 6:01 a. m. until midnight.
Leave the State hospital every 5
minutes from 6:02 q. m. until mid
night. Leave Eighth and Kansas ave
nue. going to State hospital on the hour
and every 5 minutes. Going to Wash
burn college minutes after the hour
and every Is minutes.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-08-14
LOWman-North Topeka

Leave Lowman Hill and Garfield
Park every 10 minutes from a. IN.
until $40 p. m; then every s min
utes until midnight Leave Eighth
and Kansas avenue 5 minutes after
the hour (both directions) and every
10 minutes until p. M, then 10 min
utes after the hour and every 8 min
utes.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-08-14
Industrial Court Grants Street
Car Fare Hikes in Topeka.
Local Business Greater in Pro-
portion, Reed Points Out.
DID NOT SIGN HIKE ORDER
Three More Street Car Com
plants Filed Today.
Allen Trying to Iron Out H. c.,
h, Phone Rate Row.

Judge Clyde NJ. Reed of the court of
industrial relations today received
three additional complaints against the
increase in fares granted to the To-
peka Street Railway company and
against the discontinuance of the
Eighth street line. The increase in
fares will go into effect Monday and
at the same time the Eighth street
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-08-14
Washburn-Santa Fe

Leave Washburn college every 1 5 min
utes from 6:07 a. m. until midnight.
Leave Santa Fe depot every 5 min
utes from a. m. until midnight.
Leave Eighth and Kansas avenue
Cboth directions) minutes after the
hour and every Is minutes.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-08-14
Gage Park

Leave Eighth and Kansas avenue ev-
cry ] 5 minutes from 1888 a. m. until
midnight Leave Gage Park every 5
minutes from a. m. until midnight.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-08-14
Country Club-Santa Fe

Leave the Country club every 1 5 min
utes from sos a. m until midnight.
Leave Santa Fe depot every g minutes
from 6:07 a. m. until midnight. Leave
Eighth and Kansas avenue (both di-
rections) on the hour and every Is
minutes.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-08-14
Canadian r. r. Rates Co On.

Ottawa. Can, Aug. 1.-THE board
Of railway commissioners of Canada
today granted increases in thru rates
to conform with those recently ap-
proved by the interstate commerce
commission of the United States
These increases apply to all commodi-
ties except coal and coke.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-08-14
Shorey

Leave Morse and Kansas avenue every
5 minutes from 5:59 a. m. until mid
night. Leave Shorey every 8 minutes
from sos a. m. until 1900 q. m.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-08-14
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Following are marriage licenses issued
in the last forty-eiGht hours by Probate
Judge Ralph H Cav:
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-08-14

Diamond Engagement Rings. $50 to
$500. Easy terms. Harris-Goar Co.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-08-14

QUILT the same extra-length chassis that of
- tie large Buick Sedan this seven-passenger model
represents, in open design, exact duplication in
size and quality of the costly closed body type
In every respect its manufacture is just scrupulous
to fulfill in serviceaby the promises made by its fine
appearance, And the full measure of the Model
K-Sx-49 makes it generous in comfort In roominess
in looks in all other qualities that best appre
ciated In combination with the powerful Buick Valve
in-Head Motor.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-08-14
Oakland

Leave Sixth and Kansas avenue every
20 minutes from 5:5s a. m. until mid
night. Leave Oakland every 20 min
utes from $40 a. m. until midnight.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-08-14

MSdsI K%4 SiSsSoo
Ho'Ael K-4S SI6SSOo
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-04-14

Masaryk lnul X syc rhoti n k co
II rodiue oddanosti ucivatsi
Sv1i skutesnl hcroism osytd.
ella PAM Masarykova Y dobe $40.
tove yalky. 0na nikdy nebyla ami
ma okamzik baiastem syeho mlzc.
ona yedela o jeho fozhodnuti d
Qua mn treba $ velikou tcskliyosti
v dust pozehnala. Ona vedela. zc
10, go Tomas della, dobfe della q
IN 1inak nemule n ncsmi. 0nu ve.
della, ~ podnika gignntiekJ odhoj
prot cisaiske ffsi u jeii dynastii,
zapas ma Eivot a ma smrt d " snad
\ timto svlm made vse zboilova.
nlm muzem praydcpoaobne iil
vice SC V ziyot6 ncsetka, a icdcn
y mich navstivi snad jiz jcnom
hrob drnheho a pomalu snud TO a.
nj ne. Takoya byla Ia strasliva
ctyfi leta nekonetne valky sveto-
VI. Masaryk fekl, ze v pryych
trech letech valky snad ami dvt
nebo iii noel klidne nespal. Jak
bylo teprve jeho PAM, ktera vi.
stala v Praze a nevtd6la, kdy hr1.
Fam Dude kouec n .jakyf Utrpcni
jeii bylo bezmernt. Xc misty dfady
%zastavily ma nniversite plat man
zcluv, jake by ten plat Sci 2 cisaf.
ske pokladnice a nc y mozoln &c.
sk6ho lidn. Ma konec ztratila |
vscchny sve d6ti q ziistaIa sauna.
Neistarsi dccra Alice, doktorka
fllosofie Il profcsorka ma lyccn "
Praze VII, .hyla ma podezfeni, hi
sprostfedkuie styky SO svym Of.
cem, yalctnym soudcm zatccna II
pc eelych osm mesicd DRAMA We
yazbe V celc zemskeho trcstniho
soudu We Vidni.
Is iolnl pfistoupila dine il. bfez
ma 1915 smrt syna IIcrbcrta, Ia
lentoyantho maIifc y Praze. (Stej
ny oslld pro Masaryka jake drive:
maika mu zemfela kdyz byl Il Toll.
stfho y Rusku d slnrt oteoya mn.
desla, kdyz byl v /. 1907 v Anne
rice Dcera Olga byla daIeko v.
cizine po boku otce, jejz opatro-
yala, d n%ejmladsi syn Jan slonzil
jake yojak, vydan sonstayntmu
ponizovani il Wazeni. kc ysemn
tomu byla PAM M~asarykoya BIZ.
dana dnem i noel dctektivy, ktefi
ri prot jejlinu bytn ma lIradea.
mech %naiali zylastni pokoj h zdc
ncpfetrzit6 ciIlali, kdo k nj pficha.
III Il odchazi kazd} dopis na nil
byl 20 celou vaIku crnslIroyan III
zaslany halef zkonman, cd.
kud poehazi u kdo III MIN stojf.
M policii mIuvilo NC jiz o tom,
ably Masarykoyi dana byla nej-
rama tim, ~ BY vzali do vaz-
take jeho cbof. Ale ncbylo k
tonln piece jen odyaby, %poneyadz
q yedelo, " by to byla popraya.I
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-04-14
tI-rIsI-
SPISY, JEZ POVZBUZOVALY A TESTIFY
NAROD v DOBACH NEJTEZSlCH.
Sebrane spisy Vaclava Benese Trebizskeho,
pc kterych jest obrovska poptayka, mohou
sobe krajane opatfiti v nasem zavode.
Phi objednavce vsech sestnacti
spisd najednou,~ poskytneme
1917 SRAZKY.

\ vaclay Benes Tfebizsks nPoD DosKoyYhu srnrcuAMto 49,
l 1aau3 eas 20 npo vsm,ss1 venice 1n,. c'rni tyrysnici uridaha ma yL
+ zavedn no. Vodnikovh neyesta- Prynf r0e. - Kniha< mi aIs
+ ydeiav Benes rfcbizsasi ~ oERvANofcn KALIcnA", obsaahp.
I !i Miicoya knba. Ma stayech. syatba LtomefctAs Pod Karl
/ steJnem. Petr obrovee. Ma sttndm. Jan Abntyke. - Kniha md
vAasv Dssss4s ! 4 ~ ziar x%AllcnA", .b.aaajs. An s.i''S'
I krist, z poslednfch dd Tabora Chya6rubsky kyaa. KyiEy y
/ krge boil Konopsrsky zbroinos s%cdlakem. Pan Edmund ! Dor.
| DC. zav6f stepana . rasc. Kniha INF 3a strap, 10 vdznna,
vAcav Benssrisbis.As. ~ z1hI KALicnA', al drsag, cb.a :
AnJei y poayeser pstistb rde Msopust M Karisejna una
pan = kniha ma 42G sran, 10 WANNA, ccna Abs
yaelav benosT Iebhsky. "PoBELoIoRsKE ELEoIE", du prS,
obsahujei Tyzna BAohordta. PAM Katcfina Radccka i Radfo.
Tomas Dcntuhn. Ncvastu VI tcskou korunu. cernf spansl. Go.
tharday dohk. Dti Dalekartie. Dokopano jest = Kniba ND $50
vAelay Benes rfsbfzsky, "poBhLononsKE ELEoie,, ID aruny,
obsahnei Leyohradaka poyidta, 2 farnieh aehyd. q mory3eh
l't kostcbk ~. BIazcje. Mel proradei. ~ zapomenutyeh pa.
nda Kniha mi 4ts sttaa y yazanA eena .....o...,,.' .tls1
cerss yta. BIalan. zAbotshy yIadyla, mrkat. ziat4 sdse.
Alchymista. Kaptola 40 sMnskyeh pamatf. p1zensi b Rokycan
yhe,av senes rfcbizsty' ~ RdzNYcn DON, dt drph% obssb1pjs, 80
rokoj ldem dobn ydIei 2 pine neentovyeh, zaletb ppyJha
ka1stejnskeho hayrana. Trnoya koruna. : Kniha mi IA uran, \
vAei.v Benea. rfebfzshy, ~ nGzNYcn DoBo. al tet, . .bmmI'h'0
M slnskfch stfnadlccb. Ondfej saramita. Bio panny Pro- L
lon labuf svamberskon. SLEEPY ml4denee. = Kniha MI ag btan,
vAeav Benes Tld~ay, ~ E6zN4on posd aa styr,s5, o nuuja'1"
sedMk Knkra, stezkani naAeh deJn. Kaspar zdeatk gaplf
vAesy Beucs %rfebtshSs ~ RczSfcn DoD", al patg, ebsses@, 7"
Mar bofafoyaa. Aoe1aa ~pfc"ydoyoa Knta MI 800 stmn,
v4dsy nsss1 rneint1, ~ nozs4cu D Deoae5i. 81 i ssas, . .s..,.n
o sa.s. 4 s1 1an : ym x.a ssassy 7 roohft Diyotyetab dsdy w
yodu jmsna pfipeskyc 81. sedlak Mudra. Moro D proroetyieh Imp
eeskfb0. ~s Kniba mi 55f straD, il yhzana, CEN MA
vadav Bene@Tfebzst5, ~ RGzNfGH DOB, al sodmg. obsaluat
rd shsIami reyidta Z too'b. zatlstes. r9w,y gmha IA
ya1Iay BsoeE rMbN~k1y ~ HfzHYcH DoBv, al osmI. oimahaan
H n IetDpis6 elzavstteh n 1tad1 aoetkfstoy5et. efaJptgFlfu
q kenejn pbtusb rim evod h syhnn Dbdefet Idpoyee. IN "
teDfeh haDpnh6 poaeJms - Kuba ma as straD, 10 yAzau6. pnua Il ao
vAIay Be1et Ttebdzkgt ~ HDzHfcH DoBn. Iii aeyal1. olsaLa.
J3 Budnb dekA DrctDe hnr = Kaba MI So strap, d y4Mna .
Eenh ssss,.tsxstxr.t .t,stt AND
vleay heDet TgebjzskI "KRAlDvNA DADMAHo, LfstodeAl i, .
man - KDhA MI An sban, ~ yAzanA, eeoa s.,,+.,..,. A1as
-
ObjednAvky pfilozcnym obnoscm adrcsuitc:
POKROK PUBLISHING CO.,
l4l7.l4ls $. 18th St., Omahs, Neb. /
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-04-14
Nedorucitelne darby . Ameri.

Ky. = Ndrodni Listy " dnc II.
|bfczna pisi: l'cskosloyensktmu
cerWndmu kfizi bylo yrdccno pc.
IStou ntkolik acknowledgment Il.
~meriekych zasilek, zn6jicich ma ty-
10 adrcsy. Marie Iludetkoya,
lIoust0hrddky, PIP. Rcsov, Morays,
els. bedny 81, vaba 200 libcrl ;
|Alma Brabkova, Pisck, Jcron,y
nova $50 (c. 800, vaha 30 a phl
|kg.1; Katcfina Svatosoyh, Move
|lIrady, Vysoke Myto, (cis. 7l94,
|ydha 40 ky ; Fr. Hofrcitcr v Ro.
|kyeanccb, q. 421S, ydha 30 h. /;
Duffeova Frantiska, praha r.,
'Taborskd Jl., Z. 20, y22 b. Nj.
In Majeroyd, krdl. vinohrady,
Mducsova ~ (c 1911, yaha II
j. II Jirousek Tomas, praha IT,,
Iitna u, (tis. 2s,53G, vaha $50
kg4 ITCHY s., kralupy u. VII,
(G2 lb.). Adrcsati tlchto zasilck
se vyzyvaji, ably sdtlili piscmnc
f~eskoSloy. Ccrycntmn kfizi Y.
Prazc W., Ncklanova IA, sve ny
nfjsi bydlisf6 a pfilozili mimo po
~tyrzeni obccniho ifadu o sv6 10.
.toznosii ! pfscmny dhkaz Cd sygcl
pfibuzngch ' Amcricc, 10 zasilku
.urtenfbo tisla u vdhy mai yskut
ku k ofckly1nf
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-04-14

Pant M~asarykova nrklcsla vsak
AMI na okamiik ma duchn, JeiI
vule zhsinla pcynou, jcnom JEDI
ncrvy a srdee bylo martyriem val.
Ky "A rodiny sehvaccno. Onehoc.
nsln ia1ce srdeeni chorobon a mu.
sila bfti d%opravena do sanatoria
~ Podole. Tenkratc bylo zddscni
velikd Il bolest hluboka. Primo
horouci touha lomcovala dust liz.
keho krouzku pratcl, ably Sc lie.
chetn6 PAM doekala Masarykova
ndvratu A bylo pod rizcnim pro.
zfetelnosti. osnd byl jim milosrd.
.nym. Bylo 10 a. p%rosince 1918.
Masaryk pfijel do prahy, vitan n
pozdrnvoyan jake nikdo Il cisafn
fimskyeh d habsburkSeh. Celia
Praha, cely narod iasaI, jeu v Il.
staye We Veleslayini, v proste ko.
innate slzela zena icmncho a ne.
vysloyne dobrtho profilu trpitel-
KY a svttice - PAM Masarykoyh.
Dockaln We no - Tomas se vratil
ona vice Cd ziyota nechee.
Masaryk phi SVEN pfijezdu do
Pfahy dlouho vytryal. lloyofil \
poslanci V presidialni sini Mar.
Shromdzdeni, ystoupil pax do snt-
movny, yySlechl stole rozechvely
projev Tomask0y u jimaya slova'
yenskeho kazatelc Janosky, sbfhl
k tomnto, ably mu podekoyal ne.
konccugm stisklntim ruky, pax
Sc vratil IN tribunu n jasnym hln.
sem praviI "Bratfi, prosim vas,
pfijdte Ultra O drnht IODINE ma
abystc vyslcchli prvni pre-
sidentoyo posclstyi!'
President r~epubliky vysel, me-.
promlnyil vice slova, poklonil SCI
ministr1m a poslancnm, wal svlj
m6kky cerny klobouk, scsel dolu,
vstoupil do pfipravcntho automo.
biln u %nepoznan jcl SCREEN nlie do
Neleslayina klesnout, zavzlykat
Il spocinout u hlayy II, jez no pro-
vazela sym z~elnanim ma ccstn do
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-04-14
Kdyz Sc st6huji ma velkostatky

Tyto dny odpolcdne stehoyaI
o. b5saly obchodnik stfiznim zbo.
Tim vaclav ITCHY q yrsoyic IA
koupcny v~clkostatek vestcc il
vinohrad. ITCHY poyazovdu
jest za yalctntho zbohatIika. kdyz
bylo z%pozoroyano, zc ~nakladajf Sc
do nabytkoytho yozu pyle obi
II, pfiyolana byla mistni hospo
rada. Dozorcf organ 1fa
pro potirani liehyy Karcl Po-
proved u Ticlfho problid-
XII d zabayil 451 XIX. oysa d 144 Ky.
soil Jezto obeccnsfyo zaujalo
vnei Tichetnu brozivl postayeni,
povolana na mfsto straz.
Zcna bestic. Frantisek H..
stAk. h0sfinskf b Uncsic II Pfcsti.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-04-14

ice, mmestnany tea iako dtlnik ,
~kaolinoyych za,odech, odescl ,
|prdce dine ~. IN IN, o pal ~ hod.
nooni domn, ponsyadi mu ienu
|vxkdsala, he 5.lcty syn Jest tsfce
nemoecn. M rosecs.i ukrcsnlcll
silnic, vcdoucieh do Dobfan o
.ChlumSan, spatfil u svestkovdho
stromu Il silnicc staff nexn6mcho
mulc, ktery Tia neho mifil phi.
skou Scsthk prosil, ably ho ne.
chal, W nikomn ncubli2il, ale Il
tocnik neodpovedel slova, stfeli.
Sestaka dyakratc zc vzdalenosii
III krokn do dolni casti t6la n do
prav6 strany prsou. Tezcc IRA.
ntnf muz poposcl iestd asi pat
nact metrn. naccz vysilen klcsl k
zcmi. Spoleenost, yraceiici Sc y
D0brnil, naiezla 1eJ n dopravill
kde pc | hod. ranni pod.
lehl syemu zraneni. cetnictvo y
zahajilo lined patrdni
pc vrahn a zatklo pro podczfcni y
tohoto zlocinu svobodntbo kova
re- vaclava Rczdtc &c zastavky
Icrnoyicc u jake spoln.
zenn zavrazd6ncho Kate.
finu Sesidkovou, ktcrd i Rczatem
rdrzoyala d0vdrny pomer. jest v.
podczfeni, ze vylakala mlzc . pra.
&c, nby jcji milencc jcj ccstou
prepaid a usmrtil. Milcnci dopra.
venf do vazby okresniho soudu v
pfesficich.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-30
SENTENCED MAN
ARMY DESERTER
HARRY MoWBRAY, NEARING
PRISON GATES, MAKES
CONFESSION.
TRUE NAME STANLEY LEO
BLAkEY; HOME, MiNoT, N. D.
Written Statement Telling Of De-
sertion From Coast Artillery in
Philippines Delivered to Deputy
Sheriff Starn--Returned to United
States as Stowaway.

AS the train carrying him to the
state reforlnatory neared Anamosa.
where prison gates were to close on
him for n term of years. Harry Now
bray, sentences for breaking and en-
street. the night OF Dec. 9. became
remorseful and confessed to Deputy
Sheriff w. A. Starn that he was a
deserter from the United states
army. Mowbray, who claimed to be
from Seattle, Wash, gave his correct
name as Stanley Leo Blakey, Of
Minot, N. ID.
He was arrested. in company with
a young man claiming to be Ed
Bailey, of New York City, My Mer-
chant Police Walter Wilson, and con-
fessed to the police that he had en-
tered the offices and taken few ar
ticles of small value. He and Bailey
entered pleas of guilty in the district
court and each was sentenced to an
indeterminate ten-year period In the
state reformatory.
Mowbray made n written confess
sion OF his desertion, which he placed
in the hands of the deputy sheriff be-
fore the train reached Anamosa.
Bailey made no statement
Served in Philippines.
Mowbray. or Blakey. served in the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-30
WOMEN FIND EXCUSES
Many Drawn for Jury Service at
January Tcrra Of District Court
Will Ask 70 Be Excused-Neariy
Two thirds of Those Summoned
Would Escape Service.


When women of Marshall county
sought the ballot they failed to
reckon with jury service. Thirty
three were drawn for grand and
petit jtiry service for the January
term OF the district court, and about
two-thirds of those called have asked
the sheriff If there is rot some way
to be excused
More than twenty of the thirty
three have told the sheriff they do
not wish to serve and will ask To be
excused. Care Of children and home
work are the principal reasons for
asking to be excused Many of the
women Jurors claim 1t will work q
hardship on. them TO serve. neces-
stating neglect of families or com
pelling employment of maids during
the period of service. Maids are not
easily found. it Is said. and Jury
fees do hot suffice TO pay the wages
of the 'hired girl who is employed
for brief period.
1t is argued by the women that
their home work is not SO easily
neglected as the business in which
men are engaged. especially where
there are children in theNfamsiy.
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Vancleve Itea,s.

William Welp left Tuesday even
ing for Oklahoma for a visit with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Welp
land brother Henry. and family
Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Gaiientine are
the parents of daughter. born Dec
%.
G. C. Owens left Thursday for
Traer to spend the holidays with
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. f. r. Gallentine and
daughter Ruth spent Christmas with
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Hughes at Web
ster City.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gallentine and
G. Y. Gallentine spent Christmas
with their nephew and brother Ray
Gallentine at Marshalltown.
Mr.. Farber has moved his family
here. He will work for the M. & st
Lsa
Lee Finders left Friday to spend
the holidays with his parents at Fer
guson.
Mr., and Mrs. Frank Wilson are
spending the holidays with the lat
ter's parents at Kellogg.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Harris had as
their guests Christmas, Mr.. and Mrs.
HEA. Pothast and son Lester, Mr..
and Mrs. l.. l.. Pothast Of Melbourne.
and Mr.. and Mrs. H. ID. Carder, and
Miss -Altise Carder. the latter Of
Marshalltown. who has been visiting
her parents.
Miss Elsie Hurtel, of Marshalltown,
spent Christmas with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larn Mason are the
parents Of a ten-pound daughter,
born Dec. "a.
Miss Edna Haas spent Christmas
with her parents at Rhodes.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-30
TIMES MARsHAILToWN IOWA. DECEMBER 3d. 1920

Philippines with the coast artillery,
but, growing tired OF army life, he
deserted, returning to the United
States as a stowaway on an Admiral
line steamer. He landed at Portland,
Ore, a little more than three months
ago. There is a reward for his apprc
tension
His written confession tallies with
the story he is said to have told n
fellow prisoner in the county Jail To
his newly made friend in Jail he said
he had deserted and that he had
Guided capture for several moriths. A.
also claimed to have been armed the
night of Dee. 3. but that he "ditched"
the revolver when arrested.
Mowbray's Confession.
The confession of Mowbray, now in
possession of the deputy sheriff, is as
follows:
Mr.. Sheriff Starn: AS I am now
going away and as they will find this
out l have decided to tell you and let
YOU claim the $50 reward the govern
ment has out for my apprehension.
ON the 22d day Of August. 1920. I
deserted the United States army l
was in the coast artillery stationed at
Fort Mills, corregidor Island, Manila
Il slowed away on the steam ship
Bay, Philippine Islands.
Coaxet, an Admiral line boat, bound
for Portland. Ore. arrived Mt Port
land about Sept 16. 1920. was In the
Fourth campanS, G. a, c. My serial
number was 6413a7T.
You have been so kind to us dur
ing our stay in your county Jail that
am going TO let YOU claim the re-
ward. hope you will not have any
Ill feeling toward me in regard 10
this confession. Stanley Leo gluisey,
alias Harry Mowbray. Home address.
21s Third street southeast, Minot. n.
D.
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SOLD SKINNED MILK; FINED.
Proprietor Of New Virginia Cafe As
sessed $25 and Costs.


On complaint of DIR. r. M. Allen,
city milk inspector. Chris Palmas,
one Of the owners OF the New Vir-
ginia Cafe, was arrested Wednesday,
charged with keeping for sale and
selling skinned milk Tests of the
milk sold over the counter were made
wednesday. by the city, milk inspec-
tor and an agent OF the state food
and dairy department. showing the
milk to contain less than per cent
of butter fat. The law prescribes that
milk shall contain at least 3 per cent
fat. The exact test was said, to have
shown less than nine tenths Of per
cent.
Palmas, accompanied by his part
ner. Tom Fotopoulos. appeared in
municipal court Wednesday, evening
and asked for trial. The hearing
was set for this morning, when Pal
mas was found guilty and fined $25
and costs.
Palmas claimed the milk had been
served just as it had been received
from the milk dealer.
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ST., Anthony News,

Miss Julia Tracey spent Christmas
at her home at Collins.
Miss Marie Carter, of Marshall-
town, spent Saturday night and
Sunday with friends near st. An
thony.
Mr.. Kays spent Christmas with
his family at Waterloo.
Henry Jordan, of Minnesota, spent
christmas with his mother, Mrs.
Mary Jordan.
Mrs. Grace Dakin and son Harold
spent Christmas in Des Moines.
Miss Lizzie Dunn spent Christmas
with her sister Clara and her father,
Tom Dunn.
George Allbee spent Christmas
with his parents in Marshalltown.
Little Rosetta Doser, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs Theodore Doser, has
been absent from school for the past
week on account of sickness.
Bernice Ferguson had the misfor-
tune to sprain her ankle while coast
ing Saturday.
Wilma Dunn and Dora Mccormack
are spending their vacations at their
respective homes in and near st.
Anthony.
VIII Drew spent Monday in Mar
shalltown on business.