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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-01

via be run al Ls,xlnGton, cajzinK 'flF
a total or 50. COO IN added me- ~
The Cnmdsn handicap will be warLs
$4,000 and the others each ss,oee
Eight stakes win be run A. cnurcen
Dewns. calling for q total az 81, $40
In added money. The Kentuct
derby, with It's value increased q
$50. 900 win be the richest race OF q
kind In the country The Kcufuchv
handicap win again have a purse -
81. 900 and the Clark handicap VII
be worth $1,000. Al the other event
win have a 5000 vasuc.
The knot hole gang" idea Of TIN
st. Louis Nationals with free ga1e
FOR boys between the ages OF 10 anu
rs years. will be- continued despite
tho ruling OF tho league masnatc,
that the regular bieacher percentage
must be paid visiting clubs on such
admissions. This was made by ofYi.
cials of the Cardinals. who said more
than $4,000 youngsters were ad-
iuitted 20 the games last season. This
number In expected to be surpassed
this season. club officials said, and
n additional expense will not OBJECT the
boys. All boys with proved moral
characters are admitted to member
ship In the gang"
The annual track meet between the
University OF Kansas and the uni
yerstty OF Missouri will be held In
Convention Hall In Kansas city,
March 70. according To announcement
by DIR. r. G. Allen. director Of attn
Ietics at the University Of Kansas.
Robert I. ("Bob"O Simpson. track
coach at the University OF Missouri
and worlds champion hish hurdler, IL
to be seen In moving pictures. Ath-
letic experts are planning to take
motion pictures Of Simpson in an ex-
hibltlon race. the pictures to be used
in instructinE others.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-01
Grip, Influenza
HAMLIN'0 WIZARD OIL. A REll-
ADLE ANTlSEPTic PREVENTIVE.

During influenza epidemic spray
the nose and throat several times q
day with one, part Wizard Oil and
two parts water. using an atomizer.
II you haven't an atomizer. gargie
tho throat and snuff tho mixture up
the nose. This treatment sets up an
antissptto wall Of defenss against
"F1u" germs.
Chest colds and sore throat lea&
% grip. Stop them At once with
wizard Oh before they can develop
Into dangerous influenza.
Got It from druggists for 800. II
not satisfied, return the bottle and
gst your money back.
Ever constipated or have sick
headache9 Just try Wizard Liver
Whips. pleasant little pink pills, soc
Ct druggists. Guaranteed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-01

II have been trying for twenty
lcnR years to lind medicine that
would overcome my troubles. but my
efforts Jailed me oompletely until
commenced taking Tanlao." was TIE
remarkable statement made recently
by Mtv. Alice AGcCluskey. residing at
No. &C Park Street, Lewiston. Me-, =
vel. known and most highly respect
ed woman Of that c1ty.
RI lust ceel IKE would give the
world to meet everyone who suffers
a. I dd and tell them about this
medicine. II l could emily have got
ten Tanlao twenty years ago It would
have saved me lot Of suffering and
money.
"My principal trouble was indiges-
ton, and fos many years could not
eat meat or pastries for would al
vayv have distressed feeling after
eatius and nothing seemed to agree
with me. Then, 70 add 20 the rest OF
NV suffering. contracted rheuma-
odsm Al my shoulders and hips and
the awful pains I suffered can new
or be told In words. This trouble
finally rot 20 bad could hardly walk
and my arms panied ma 20 could
scarcely raise my hands to my head.
I even had to give up my housework
and was handy able to get around at
all.
e"You can imagine how happy was
when, after taking only few bottles
of Tanlac, I found such wonderful
Improvement In my condition! why
Il was lust the medicine needed AL
the time and continued taking 1t
until now am perfectly well again.
I can truthfully say that I am enjoy
Ing - good health now ~ ever had
In all my life, have gained about
~ pounds n weight and can again
do all my housework without the
least trouble. L don't got tired like
I aid and after doing my work Lean
ret out and walk foF blocks and feel
Just fine when get back home.
earnestly advise sveryons who SUI
fers al did to take Tanlac."
Tanlac u SOLD In MSrshalltown by
the Old Reliable Drug Company and
by all the leading druggists in other
towns.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-01
.Adler-i-ka
Helps
Mr.. TIoeft,!

- haA stemAeh trouble for seven
yea<s ana oz,s hottie Adisr-5-ka conn
pletaiy CURND me. still use II ~
: aAmiiy lAxAtivs with good results. !"
(0isnsO "A Aosft
.Adlsf.i- u Aushss BOTH upper
90 lower bowel 10 completely 1t re-
7lfeves ANY CASn gas on the stont-
aoh or sour. stomach. Removes foul
a1attsr which poisoned stomach for
IacAths. Oftsn CURES constipation.
frsvsnts appendicitis. Adler-i-kaS Ii
. mixture of buckthorn, cascara, gly-
oeline and mine other simple ingredi-
onAs. = a. Norgan, druggist. II
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-01
points.
A rin,aIx Suggestion.

The next time you have a cough or
cold try Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy. II is pleasant to take and you
are sure topo pleased with the relief
which 1t affords. This remedy has
q wide reputation for it, cures of
coughs sand colds. For sale BY all
dealers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-01

uas not ascustesnsA = thee he1it-
asss q III .ASsh. ~ would -hava 20
AAjua hAnnseaf - che change. But
his con and his trsee-aA. yss they
WOULD help. 49,
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woods noWl
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-01
0lairsburs Dsfsnds Title.
lriSlH ~ Wlmoa RAnahblioan

UpYCNSYV0 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. '--1
Il; HlalrSburS. March 1.-Biairsburg
high demonstrated to the Ellsworth
nigh conunEent tnat oney were Pest
,aualtnedf 70 defend the title Of north
Central Iowa champs by.taking both
ends Of a double bill here Friday
night, the girls winning 81 to and
the boys being victorious 50 to II.
The girls opened tho fireworks and
the fact that the timers were unable
TO Inform the referee that time was
up In the drst half kept Ellsworth
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-01

s hI. and 80 - =, - 9.
eat heartily and wssk. ] evoy<
thanks for yuur great Oo(A
may publisA my lhttse - !
everyone what youy med!co
me. '-Mrs. PIAAL HUI, ~ Joo
St, Knoxville. Tennessee
Hundreds Of sod lottsg1 0UuQ|
gratitude for H. good Lydie !
hams Vegetable Conpe0nd - e
plished are constantly being reoC
proving the reliability Il thiS 0on
remedy.
II you are m g not dag 49,
continue to suffer day b and day Ct
at once take Lydia =. fAhM
Vege table Compound, . 49,
remedy for womsn's illA
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-01
from suffering a shut out. harrisburg

from suffering shut out, harrisburg
winning 80 to 2. u. .ls,.","s s.,~A
10 points for the locals and Powers
Is. The work Of the local guards was
suberb and NJ. Mathews at center
out played her opponent thruout the
game. Reynolds scored the only
points made by Ellsworth.
The BOYS game was fast and
scrappy, one Of the best seen here
this year. harrisburg got the jump
on the visitors and they did not seem
able to come back altho they put up
scrappy defense. Walrath led the
locals in scoring. Gazing IL points ana
A.. johnson and Miller of Ellsworth
tied with each. G. johnson OF Els.
worth was disqualified for four per-
sonals and was replaced by L. oleson.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-01
Lie Sports NeDs and Comment
NEW INTERNATIONAL SKATING CHAMPIONS
Mis- Rsss johnson and Everett Mo.
Gowan in Action.

Two new International amateur
loo skating champions were crowned
at the recent races At Lake Placid.
N. r.. Everett McGowan. OF st. Paul.
won the mons title by pilins up n
total OF 100 points. He won the half
mile, two.miie and three milo races.
He was unable to win any OF the
dashes, however. Joe Moore. or
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-01
coIleo. Teams End Season.

A,tho there will be three or four
sea ttcr,ng games next week. the col
lege basketball season in Iowa VIII
be brought toea close this week N,ne
contests are scheduled, some of them
of considerable Importance.
Old time rivals are hooked to get
together In return contests. For IN
stance Iowa state will meet ooth
Drake and: Iowa, Drake will tackle
Iowa State and Simpson. and Cor
nell. will play Coe and Grinnell.
The Iowa State-Iowa game next
Saturday Will hold the attention OF
the fans not because any champion
ship is involved but because OF the
bitter rivalry between the twp state
Institutions. However. tho most i'm
portant game of the week will he
the Simpson Drake affair at Indian
ola Friday night.
If the 'MetFrod ists down DRAKE their
claim to the state championship Will
! be the most valid for they will be
the only team in Iowa with only one
defeat byFa. state school. However.
| If they dose to Drake there VIII be
several teams with about equal
claim to the honors. altho Cornell. II
1t beats Grlnnell Friday. or Drake,
II 1t also beats Anies this week, will
have the better of 1t thru having
played more representative state
schedules.
The schedules show that Des
Moines Is togo on three game trip,
playing the state Teachers at Cedar
Falls, Beuna Vista at Storm Lake
and Morningside at Sioux City. but
| Coach Harry Bell is not at all GER
tain about the.t
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-01
Tigers Win Sixteen Straight.

Columbia, March 1.-The Univer-
sity Of Missouri basketball five bare
ly averted' crash Of all-victorious
aspirations last night by nosing out
Washington m frecely fought con-
test, "a to 27. The winning scores
were made in the closing minutes of
play.
Poor passing coupled with indif-
ferent shooting nearly cost them q
victory. The Pikers outfought their
opponents assreater) part of the time,
and the game was rough. 1t was tho
Tigers sixteenth consecutive win Of
the year.
Washington led by four points in
the second half, but Missouri made a
determined stand and by clever pass
Z = shooting scored the winning
nClvota 1.st a.t- AK 15s.aI |
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-01
Anne, GrappIers Win Meet.

Special to Times-R Republican
Ames, March 1. university OF
Minnesota wrestlers proved entire
w unable to cope with Coach May
ser's, Iowa State grapplers and were
defeated by a 4s to 0 score in a dual
meet here Saturday night.
The visitors showed strong on de-
fensiyc work but failed to make any
offensive Roadway against the locals
Wright In the 125-pound class was
the only Amos man WHO succeeded
in throwing his opponent, He won
his rnatch on two straight fails me
other con tests went to, Iowa, state
ON referees decisions
In the 145-ponnd clnss Wood, OF
1owa. state, required five rounds 10
win the. decision over Stoner in one
of The most exciting bouts of me
evening. The l75-potnd match be-
tween Barker, of Ames, and pvorak'
of Minnesota, also went to five pc
RODS
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-01

Fir trees in oregon oftsn reach !
height OF 500 feet. !. \; K, K.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-01

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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-01

yIsIses havya bsSn found at - depth
q pesS than four miles, ...s,4
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-19
REEVES OLD JUDGMENT.
speeter Of Bank Failure at ceds
Falls Arises In Court.

Waterloo, Jan. 19--A speetGr arose
In the Black Hawk county, district,
court to con3ure from the past. mem
cries OF the celebrated Fields bank
failure in Cedar Falls. The filing Of
a legal document by Cole Ambrose to
revive a Judgment, secured twenty
years ago against W. M. ana Charles
Fields, resurreoted q sensation that
had been forgotten by all but the
victims Of the disaster.
Jan. 20, 1900, the district court re-
turned verdict in favor OF Ambrose
against the Fields brothers in the
sum Of $16.785, with per cent In.
terest. None OF the amount has been
paid and Ambrose - now asking for a
judgment in the sam Of $31,57S.
More than twenty years ago the
Fields brothers operated a private
bank IN Cedar Falls The institution
had large deposits and was consider
ed one Of the strongest financial in
stitutions In this section. The bank
failed and practically all the money on
deposit was lost by the depositors. The
disaster ruined a largo number OF
Cedar Falls people,
Mr.. Ambrose was one Of the victims.
He filed suit for the amount Of his loss
and was given q verdict. <rhe tudg-
ment would have outlawed In three
days had he not taken steps to have
the judgment revived.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-19
Southern Io,Ua Items

no nomination agAiASt I'm - Va,ea
they did thsls efforts ssss1esl II -
overwhelming defeat ~. patnAn's
resignation WHS due - his AAvoAe0no
years and failing AsAlsh
Atiantie--EASA Of thA ssvsa esa1
and daughters Of John 0ittins cd
wite OF Pleasant tcwnshtp viii ~
$1,000 from the estate q their eseAs-
uncle, w. =. Aud. whose Asa&h 90
CURED In California several aonths
ago and who wac = pyotninsnt and
wealthy Nebraska banksn Mr.. Git
tins. mother OF the seven lssatses, 10
niece Of Mr.. Auit. sh~ hns oeen
named guardian Of the ohildrsu. On Of
whom arc minors.
knosviIis-JTho big Mammoth vein
mine has opened up for hosting and
loo ding coal and about seventy i've
tons Of coal were placed on the rail-
road cars tho first day OF operation.
Tho output now II tis tons a day.
sixty men have been employed there
and day and night shift OF workmen
will DO inaugurated. which will In
crease entry yardsge to such an ex-
tent that Mt least forty more mon viii
be employed by Feb. 1. Thi, mine In
commonly known as Havner's mine.
and 10 located at Pershlus, eight miles
southwest OF Knoxville.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-19
HAMmlLL ANNoUNcEa
Candidate For Lieutenant oovsrne~
Promulgates Program.


Candidate For Lieutenant oovsrne~
Promuleates PROGRAM.
Special to Times Republican.
Des Moines. Jan. 1p.--John Hammil1
Of Britt. former state senator. today
made public his formal announcement
OF his candidacy for lieutenant COVER
nor, setting forth his position on Ger.
tain public questions. He favors a
bonus, either federal or state. or both,
for former soldiers, an economical and
efficient business administration Of
state government. the organisation Of
the senate along business lines. law
enforcement, tho teaching of the
English language, fair prices for farm
products and full recognition Of the
rights Of labor and also Of capital.
In his announcement he states that
"there should be developed reason
able method by which honest and ef-
ficent labor might acquire an interest
in the business to which labor Is ex-
pected to give its best results"
Regarding the teaching of the Eng
lish language he declares that I'VE
should teach the English language and
English thought to every. foreigner
who comes to Iowa to i've 1t not only
makes him much better citizen but
It Is O. protection to the state" he says.
AS to the bonus to the soldiers:
1.-THE American soldier went to war IN
good faith. He drew pittancs Of $50
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-19

ksokvk--Ths Lee county sspervis-
ors have . bridge building progfam
which will Involve about $4,000. The
bridges will be of steel and concrete
and will replace wood and iron struo-
lures.
knosviIis-- Mrs Lon tsAty was 81
Onerated of all blame for killing her
son law, Howard Roland. by the
coroners jury In an inquest here the
rpund that she shot him In self
defense.
presectt--Adams- county farmers to
the number OF sixty have organized a
ah'nr'rG association. More are ex-
pectsd to Join and thero Is talk OF
busing an elevator and engaging In
tho grain business also.
Inlianoia -Tho girls CLEO club OF
Simpson College is planning a concert
tour for the first week Of April. Coun-
ell Bluffs. Audubon. Donison. Jeffsr-
son. and othcr western Iowa towns
arc on their itinerary. Prof. Ira Pratt
Is director, and Miss Gladys Thomann
IL pianist.
observation-disclosures Putnam, who
for a period Of nearly thirty years hos
been assessor. In this city, has re-
signed his position and Bruce Crop
hos heen appointed 10 nj the vacancy
caused by Mr.. Putnam's resignation.
All. s,ulnuin has been Il most excellent
official. Mr.. Putnam Is an ardent re-
publican and at times during his
years of service ne has been the only
republican elected on the city ticket,
For many years tho democrats made
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-19
SNAKE FAsTs FIFTEEN MONTHS.
Two Sparrows Keep a RattIesnake
Alive Until Dissected.

Alive Until Dissected.
Iowa City, Jan. ,1s.-r1fteen months
OF fasting were not enough to kill
Hoover" pet rattlesnake in the 20
illogical department at the University
OF Iowa. But the dissecttng knife fin
ally got him and he was sacrificed on
laboratories during the holidays.
Hoover was one of five. Hts four
companions went to the snake heaven
early, but he was kept in captivity.
His propensittes for saving food were
apparent at an early date. Altho he
reached the university laboratories in
September. 1918, It was March Of 1919
before he had anything TO eat Then
he was fed forcibly, two sparrows be-
ing forced down his throat with for
ceps 80 far that 'Hoover" was unable
to disgorgs them. Not all snakes re-
fuse to eat in captivity, but Hoover
certainly did. The eparrows nour-
ished him until tho very end Of the
year. According to Homer r. Din. di.'
rector Of the exhibit Of vertebrates,
snake viii five eighteen months with.
out food II he has been well nourished
up to the time when he begins his fast.
Gertrude Van Wagenen. daughter Of
Judge Anthony Van wagenen. Of Sioux
City, finally put 'Hoover" on the OPP
Grating table. Miss Van wAgenen.i
who IL doing research work studying
reptiles, took some measurements of
the air sack with which snakes initiate
their bodies when frightened or ex-
cited. ~. IN
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-19
lds Drew NsmA
Special 10 Times. n spubitsan.

~SSos~s W AhoSS~Nspaus"
IDA drove, JAM iR--Announcements
Of the marriage Of 'Ysriin w, CubbaSe
OF this CITY to Mics Mae MoIrariane Of
Chicago, were received here the latter
part Of the week. The groom y the
youngest son Of Mrs. +. w. Cabbage,
Of this city. He Is now completing his
law course at Northwestern univers-
ity In Chicago, and will enter the
practice Of law with his brother. n. r.,
Cubbage In Des Moinss. The marriage
took place ut the home Of tho brides
sister January ..
Raymond Connrd and Miss Eva
Staphos were united In marriage at
st. Joseph, Mo. Both are we'll known
people In this city. and will make their
home here.
( Tho Lutheran church in this city,
have received plans for Che erection Of
N fine new structure, and expect to
move their frame building as soon as
the weather will permit. and commence
work on the building. which will DO of
brick. and modern In every particular,
tho estimated cost being about 100000,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-19
psslsmatsry osntsst

Special 10 Times Republican Il.
Ack1ey, Jan. is.--an the hssh soheu'
dsclamatory contest ,hald Friday night.
Lowell Swinssr won drst plane with
the selection. Engineer Connor's Son. !"
Lueiia Asche won second with THE
Lost Word" and Henry Kruss. third,
with MARK Antonys Oratien.S One
OF the largest crowds that ever attend
ed high school contest turned out,
and there were fourteen speakers.
Other speakers did excellent work.
The winner IL to represent Acl<iey In
tho next contest. at Hampton. The
Judges In the local contest were Rev.
Northup, Of Parkersburs; Miss k'ttie
Merrill. of Iowa Falls, and Miss Bilbo,
Of Ellsworth College. iowa Falls.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-19

per ssontA. sns-hslf ~ moro Of which
10 cent to Ma Mia x no hnd enA IN
Thousands Of lnstAnsss me livsA N
dire povsrtN Or ut least ~ the sdgs
OF Il slt the sims. This soldier now
feels that ne Ii entitled b q bonus
either from the federal o. state sov-
eminent or from both and Il ought 10
Be rrantsd without asilnSS
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-19
F!NGERs CONVICT.
PRINTS LEFT AT scENE OF ROB-
berry IDENTIFY ouLPRin
confssses TO crimo After Being Con.
frontsd With Evldsnes-fissA Don.
viotIsn Ever obtainsd In Cedar
RAPIDS Under BsrsiiisN eyssem--
vsxth Fasss Prison Term.

cedad Rapida IAN. iS.--After being
at liberty for nearly four months; Mar
Tin Armstrong. 81 years old. of this
city. has been apprehended and iden.
tined ~ the oulprit who burslarized the
J. w. Hammiil tailor and mems fur
nishins shop, Sept. ~. 1919. He was
identified BY means Of Tho Bertillion
finger print system AMI IN the first
crook IN the history Of this city who
has boon identified by q finger print
found at the soene- OF the crime.
He confessed to the theft when g,illed
by polico officers after comparison
OF his finger prints taken Thursday
with the ones he left in the tailor shop,
which were developed and filed by
Lieut.. Al. 6metsna, in charge of tho
local Berttllion bureau.
According to the police~ Armstrong
forced entrance TO the tailor shop at a
late night hour by breaking small
hole In the window pane above the,lock.
which he released by inserting his
hand.
&1e paVAo0 9laD AoOts WHICH Was VAL
ued at approximately l1s5, in suit
case and took train to Albert Lea.
MINI. Detectives were put on the trait
when the theft was discovered next
day but were able to obtain no definite
clue to the burglars identity, They
suspected Armstrong but had no proof
and he was not molested. a
He has supposedly been In Albert Lea
since that time. HE returned to Ce-
daY Rapids Jan. Q. ana; the police.
learning o. his arrival. Instituted a
search which resulted In his arrest
early Friday morning by Detective
Slapnicka. I.
When Detective Krou,ik visited the
shop the morning after the burglary
he noticed q plainly visible finger print
on a. small cardboard sign near the
broken window. He turned the card
board over TO Lieutenant Smetena, who
copied It accurately on the police rec
ords. The process was painfully tedi-
Gus. owing 70 lack OF Photographic
equipment, such as nearly ell up-to-
date police headquarters are provided
the print end enabled many copies to
oe MEQo az sIudH expense ana IN q
short time.
Armstrong early yesterday refused
to admit his suit, but later when sub
jected TO severe examination. con-
fessed before Chief Morrison. Detec-
tives MCGUIRE and Krul.k and County
Attorney lockwood.
Confined n company with Armstrong
In the cfty 3au IN his 1s-year- old
brother Joe, who Is being held in con-
nsction with the theft Of can OF honey
from the Quality bakery "Wednesday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-19
BeIls PLANE Couple Wsds.

Special TO Times Republican
Belle Plaine, Jan. 1a.--F1nk Nc
Guire and Miss Dorothy Dansisin ct
this oity were married at Marion on
Saturday afternoon Mt 1880. Rev. A. T,
Hansoom Of the Methodist Episcopal
church performed the ceremony. Mrs.
A. r. Nichols of this city. sister Of
the bride. witnessed the wedding. They
will start today to Missouri on a
wedding trip. Mr.. MCGUIRE Is not cer-
tain yet whore he will locate. Mrs.
Mcclure was born and reared in this
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-19
For Constellation,

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Tablets. When the proper dose Is talk
en- you hardly realize that the effect
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produced by medicine. For sale by
all dealers Advert sement