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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-07
WINSlOW

- 11-3Ssz-S- SIIT v1x ere. II
AnaaAy evening ~ .ae aans q NJ
and ArA Miles Powers. -sror.ir
street. n honor u The Err-hazv II
their 6xCs-ate-. Miss Beatrice. The
roo-ns were PRETTY decorated. me
c't'aor sc-ssens being pink and E-ean-
ne party EEs attended tv ae-
CLASSMATES II -hs Thomas Business
college 81 Na1e-vlIle and hv z +sw
~ -as Winston High sr.hus,l ru,nls
Miss Pcwe-s vas u-ess-7tssS z7rt1 z
number q pretty and usata E-ee.s
Er7ols games and dancing IVES an
5 3oFssc- Music 1or = was furnished
. oF the Ticrroia ana bv Miss Elsae
+ t8c1'a. teacher RI -ha business ctll-
4sgs~ The ElAs-s wa-n Invited MD
Inc CHING -'U'01 II 8 o'clpCl- wns-e
Z supper vas served --ls -lnls was
beautifully decorated WIKI t,auuuEz--s
q EHnks ant roses -he birthday
/ -1zks adorned Lhe center u -he Hhls-
Ing -nsrE was salads Cakes ware
formed 70 represent t.zIla. lilies and
were filed with whipped cream ana
9t-fE- Oranges c-Tr % represent has
kt-s were also flied with whipped
r-g2rn- Mrs, Cecil Higgins q T.
-ao11le E--e.s-- assisted II -he se-InE
Donald Withs.s. Clinton zva-us. Is
n1srz1nsed 70 ms ho-nF t5v Illness
4 Warner Clifford of 3ango-. wr9 3
a student Il Bales csLleee. was =
guest Monday - the hune Of = Z.
AAsoor-
Mrs Mf1IT HhI1e WING les passed
tas wlIZ-Hr a. Santa Barbara. Cal
plans 70 lEsArs Ear fur San Fran
clsc'o 1or sTUa. From ths-e sns.
VIII y-ls5t II Seattle Wash. While n
--ou1e 1ur au-oe Ele VII --!slt =. 3as-
Lu--
a L = BpE-ra ma = X. A1Ien
are Ihe 5I1-urs 1ur ~ A-7-1I -e-- u
ne superior cur -azt opens IN
"Wednesday Il Augusta
TIA annual business Meeting u
the Thistle C1un VII n heLd II SO
Thursday evening u -he Tac1r.rref
cs1n ho1ss- Anyone wishing u 5o4u
hal are II ScsoICc -lz-e--Ese are IT
GI1f-s-ed . % 7Y-eser--
Harry a Dezr1s0-. --lzrz-e- q
-tE 8e-Iol AT-s-lis 11arf.4s-- returned
-ussGRE -oor--nE rom Ar-ls.r,osc.
ARss-, where ~ IGZssa5 Z weak WIKI
ms parents
Walter Wellington u Augusta vHE
l'.2z4nsss v2sl-u- = -pwl II Mon
azv.
Mrs Bertha BzssE--1 his returned
. TassaIho-o. aftt- s-up - -1z
hurns u Mrs EawE-o -,tEsa.
Mrs Mar Ah-haso-. a.t.-r L MIN
naro : ws-@tzs' Illness - ma .lor-z =
hs=- d2aEt1e-, Mrs ? L lEz-ns.so-.
* improving
The Isdles u Ing Thistle C1ua vi
-at-et TfTursdzy afternoon from = .
o'Clack al ne -l4C.gt---le- --u. 1-,,se
Mrs. Rona-t SElnund j -hs hostess
Miss Jennie Thing ms returned
-u1r Qzili-nL where shE was &
guest u he- cousin Miss 3eszla
Eu-ttr
EDWARD Crnsf7v : confined % IS
hornt IN 3e1Iun aF-e-ue :sy illness
Octave AudE.-- WIG e a--pioy.-c -
ltse L & X mil It's injured rs
hand auu Il unable . WORK
Miss Ares Totnzr LIS returned
fro-1 B-unsv-ck afte- = <Ew DAYS
rIszw1th he- zzer. Mrs. 2---e
S-py-e-
MISS Helen Lyman ne a1-na
demonstration agent. WI o. present
Thursday 81 Lhe I'll daT -ne=-i1E II
me Farm Bureau, % % hala for Lne
ladies' 81 rhH Congregations. church
7arlo-s -ee suclec- - tbs -ns---
re 3 Gives" 4 pic-lc 5i-ra- VII
oe sa--ed Il NON
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-07

Samuel Steward formerly agent
n ting Edwards NH. AuEust1- ana
nuw agent u 1tE Bates Nanutac-
tuning ca. ~ Lewiston. Is pl&nn1nE
E-eE, things ep- his corporation Il
being announced that an addition is
10 be CONSTRUCTED thai VIII nod at,rZ1t
So par cent 70 thp CAPACITY. Tfss
addi-ion VIII extend the entire Canal
street length II -t5e ul1l. 1ng 1t~-
wide nr1 SOC fee- IorsS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-07

Es-. 9 " B-GshB2rx ~ CTurhar-
VIII 20 % Lae Newton Center Meth
oList Church within i month z gr-
prevail Of -t1e Maine ana ~sA4assax ....1l-
sR-ts Conferences Is obtained The
c14E WAS acce--ed OF TINS condition.
Sev. Mr. RrGshea-s VII sucoaad Rev.
Henry L Crane there. also ms
predecessor n las present Parish. lis
wife was Miss .TuAsa Merrill u Sn-r-
s--lIla. Mss q g-aduzIs u wesles-
jev n -sI-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-07
GRANGE OFFICERS
State Position Of Order
on National Issues
Urge Cooperation ~ Suaereins.s
Sanoes n STATE Nr-s-7eco-r-
-ns-1- NssN Tax Avs.

Ra1egT-1La- Ns- AErl As Lhs
-esr-1zt II the meeting q -ha executive
c'c-uuirtas Of he Maine SIZE Grunge
held Thursday Isl al ths Erwpod
ho1el The following circular Is-ter nzs
bE4s1 issued zTtlcn e II --E-es, o
eE-t-T Gr1--7-E member II -hE S+Ete-
NGta-v-ilIe. Ne April :. -s@b.
70 -hs Patrons u N11ns-
The RAPIDLY increasing nsnt,a-ss--Lp
II a-- qrda- 5 bringing greater K
sE,c1lsl hlIicy uT,a1 -t@ er.:,.1r-tt--zalts
Oranges, and Epal M Individual
na1bs-s 2nd 81 TINS -1-os " WISH
. hiring 10 -tlE attention Il crazy
-oy-1l Patron Z ulr SIa-e -he m
1a--E1Lss q ne WORK u -hs G"-e
&1a W. GrEt vow na2--v co-opera-
non along ms zines u aC-Iy-e ss.-v-lC.a
= aa4la -tls SLElE End ne Nation
W especially urge Lns Patrons y
-6a-ns % ~ ac-vv = -ne-r s-FsEs.t---
- National Grange measures, -
We Is Z liz measures -u- winch
Ing Maine state Orange stands
W ez1lI-I2clcaa-17v -nlt,rsz -hs- E,osi-
,io1 i me National Grange = ~
l'as--.- utilization t.e- wes- TIA -Er--
rs Il -he Tr.1Led states ma ne
-4znt-3can t7eZle-z-iun u -.zDt,r- III
Opposing government uT-7ersE : y
lf1h-iC Utilities: s-uc 7 u--1uE GOV
.s---ZEnsEl- Regulation. u a-rsl-aIl-'-ss
n nE- G7- STATE VI urgently
recommend Ii, Ct eLl-l9-,tz l1lz-l anc
E'o-o1uE Oranges zc-1T5 cooperation
= carving ~ q 1~rn-lalc- 10 uoos--
liz Aalns. ny developing = greater
-fes-1E--- 1pr ms liUsznt-Ss Z 1.--IE-4l-
tUre, Tor bsIlE- SCHOOLS better
roads ana IN prom .1-I-1- rhe Grange
=-csucs -ioElL zl1 1Irl u NLlna
N@ earnestly 1Hl-e -cz- I'll -ec-
-ure-s Il he STATE -zlze tssf1rzIre ac-
-ioc II cutlf Respective --.--scl lv.icr-
~ wrl;.- -he --1aEr:,s-s VII * -1-e--
r1z--ad q -e.nat- LIZ. r1s-sasd ass stang
II -ae 5sggsl-1lVe v,l-k u -hE- o-oEr a.
10 max ss.ssaor q -tls legislature. Il
Utll- -EoA ms u-asr VII .s1l-1-
mend -bs following lsElsIzLlp-.:
Th5- lls--- o-,ic,- O ne sc.ho-l @Eu1
according "a II a--aE~ts --tezlL-
l-uc.= -rF-h1a, q inform pal ~ -
SIS II wElla WI 70 4. -te S-E1H
-rs- such tL-1e IS $ ,lt.ressE-v 7 nay
II he sa-iars a11 So dies .Do-zIls..
s-uL q $-aJe -acc-a4 -Lx lzv
=; t.,--la = --1L-rz.
II. = Tl4sr-ll'soz.. -x-.f-Eiria.
! Il. L-;,..7-. Ez-u-=7rIo.
: = Clifford. -z.-t.rczL-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-07
JEALOUSY GRkzED
HUSBAND ASSAULTS
Wife. CUTS OWN THROAT


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: -z4zu- aIz rs VIE : z.-su = EI-tIl--t ..-
he st-1e 1--s-r-u-io2 s-1e-IE t-u-D lie
4fzs-r-s q :-E--as- Bows u -ns aea1
.1-irr-I-.ste-co .-r he- -I1ssarr1 = few --.--
1tes before rs attempted LIS uw- L.te.
IS 7ea- * lzr -,z 1scE--alr..-5 r-rEu
Ltse 1.rr.ty. UT g,z--ss~4 VIII Us ":
-hs-- 1zrEr1s- Z-E Herr -'.ss-1r-7ITl.
v-E.g ; LIE -1u1As- = q -oUr ~sIis.
g-1-o dams hal rs z1Ei--r- hza M
ned l-E@I.rs. rs wishes Eua Cid NJ
o-s---t A1r asl1 f-uz re- ra-e--s
III z.-zI- cook 1lace IN he si=e-1--
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-tss son -zw End aEEEh-e- q ms
E3-uE NJ. --z-,5-a E-c.eL ttlz- Z
rad seer vzke-seG * he CRIES ~ Me-
Egs-o. wnI VIZ =10tsr -u-t-E . e&czT,.
Lru-u hs- t.Es1En1- wh9 WIS ---.lI-J-
fore NJ. -<tIErrl-it-Ie znd -he .wu Cu--
'oyK, C--Eu-d AMI An-E1lzr-- VINO w-r-
s4e%T'lzE r adjoining -cscrr. ~ou3a -u--
20 he -esCue. Gro tEau struck rle W.
cwo aezvr Blows Ms -1-u ~ -.a,a
he h1l.st z----z- lie 5 Killing --e IL
= Killing --1F - while ne b1rvS and NJ.
LrtIz-T-1EfZ-s --leG . aui6 -q-r VINO ~, K
away. h0Etvs-. Eus III af-s- -.1s d4t t-lE
VIE. vflo tuok -e@EE1 Il M au--se -
Gr. anu MIS-. F-zrK Fe-izrgd ac-nEs -
stree. wha-e sns was p-n.tsc- ernra
further az--
Nc- Bang aide u 13-E-IT-Jle ms .LsszEg-
fEIlss 5-16 EIzshed ms -f.-uEr with Il
-fazo-. making t. EEsh tuu- inches lor-
E5E Stepped = ne -rl-p- n rs kf-c.hs.s
ard ~ ssea-zE ms reflection EEzrfe1 a-1s
ettf = II fo1-i 1e-T.--r Ez-s.1zu z7rr1rs-
SIT was mortified -rd -. Il = 2n---r
was called % a1tEr5 me injured --zr
and aAso - gre I'D = Mrs. Co-,-
--de--Aks- 93ae-rck IVES zlsr s-zrea
ara ~ -o-o was ze-- o ctse S7v-r--r
hospital wns-e re IS --ae- z--rE- ~
ATTEMPTED --u-ds- E1d GUARDED Irv Of
ce- Hugh --zc=y
From Information CLEANED ~-u--
z-s-rl1Es sources = SENS -.y-- w.
Co-o rsc tl=1- s}=ary7r.- ~ "a - -
tE1s sL-lz -or-n WIZ bs-. say,r,-s,,-
md su--in-gavz n r-vSav ~ - So
as- daurr-e- ;f--ntr- ms -75r-,z- =
-fls latter LRs & -ltll-sE 1atr- The
dxrr--t.-. ~ ms ~ * ee,z - -.
nor -ar-s tbzn = v-sar-z n = 60,
-a.ss.s o., is.-i.,-,s L, ms -sz.s,, s= Ia.
lau-s..t-'s -1zr-,zrs hes t4irr,,asa.s
MN and = < ssad -tas. ~ S---ffar-
-alEr- fle 4lcfze.s n ms U5rs l,o=5l,-
Tr-o-r ING cc,- and r-a--,e-s ,sa- p -.,a4-
4E-- -oa--. .5--- snel WIS zI}-rzzss -, -
-u-- after some aisr.gsss-,7 mr. - "a.
tina -9-o -t-na- s-s.s N F-7u ~
sC-rz-i-rlR
MONDAY -zirtt rrgs- Mrs. t-r-- -es
yJ-Hlz--nE = 70 n -.s- - - -
-a~o made. = h1s 7y-~ Mara - -rs-
ana M-x. Germ WIS <n--as n 81 n
rocking chair o.ez- he 49, OF n..-
daughter. What Z,sss-5 --A.7o--s "A
-he blows winch were s--Z1rk is mr.
known h,z- = g tsalisx-ss -fra. .,s-sl
words ruus- nara raa- smokes, Aa-
-wAs- tr,s nan auS ms E7fr
De.xyrv Marsha, Ss--r,sp-, r.ss - -
-asse~xJu-7 Ia -,4r,,s s-s1oAs 4.z--r,s--
with which .he t.{gr-s vz-s s--,r.s-
ans s-rzut.s a. m v-oruszY,s -ssi- gin
g-s:-1EyrIr 70 = Ee H3sn rs ne --.r,-
--+., rz-s-s--+ t-,-r g~-.---,..yz --~,-,z
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-07

0ttal DaIhr ~ Huntington Ind. Is II
with smallpox nsE- ne was thankful
Thanksgiving dzs- because re has gpt>1
Izet-znao-S. e ~ w41n-n gathered 81 his
Nu7ue the dsr nH1e-e Gna hs1sksa VIII
cso-r YVES Z rs nst--
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-07

TIRE VIII tsE : union meeting q
.s1s-8ess Gno professional men ron
III me churches Il -he Me-hp1is-
resr-~ -1sE- Tuesday evening. IT.
Ladies Auxiliary II -.iE Me-hoaiE-
church WI furnish s1gTa- and &
la-Ee company < expected 5un-
Leon 2 Higgins = Brewer, president
II -hz SEl-s SENATE VII give Il &C
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-07

A E1e CAUSED l,v n 1ve-zlszte.d
...-l--nsy damaged -hs Szl0a1 Lake
haEse Z. Belgrade axes -aasdEy
slightly The apEse : 7w1r1 " ,.
Il. S}.a-41ing q. his c1--.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-07

Henri Drake II -hH 5-s- CoEr- Ar
-l-le-- wno se-veG r months ac-oss
ana ElnI-s 1ls -E-u-o ms bean ST.
-lo-s5 a. Camp Jachsor. :. c. VS.
Z THIS rztv Tuesday "a ms way %
is aa-ra Il P.-tsfaiG- III. Drake
aAs tse- f---ioIEhed q the -esa-vts-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-07

Te-is IS the scarlet Tpve- season.
vEr1s the United Stues Public
Health Se.--l~s- = clean. sanitary
mouth VII hHlp n prevent Il Ca-a-
lel The Children % brush rhelr teeth
regularly zn1 kee4 tt4 month clean.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-07

Kiss F9eaer. F9a-ngnUr has resigned
.,s.- r,asftior With the First National
a.ne III santa Barbara Calf 70
g.,.1-ty-a4e a 15-Hc-R tEr-T- which sne
,r-,r' ,,larzt 10 cotton dnsng tUI az5-
,ry,sE ere-v GAY herss1-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-07

TIE -LEr-.z--t --1sT-ig-ls ~ -ls-as-1
:. DE-z- ana A-.a Z. Noble and Jr,se-ls
Sl.z-s IA Arl4s-zzls 3e1.Anre- wee
T..45s6 u 13e = .ll= afzlee Il -ae -s-y
--e-E -1ascG-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-07

Hrs <,-FralHC- Rizsa- vho -nde--
went n os,srlLIar Il he Sisters nas-
-1.lE- II Cr-,,i-r WIS reported Is ve--
--u-rfu--L-lil5 T.lts4sv afte-oou-. Tae
operation VS. performed tv Mrs
Bison : husband Dr.. n RIssD-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-07

N zoa Hrs. Donald X. -3zls-- z-s
r4.-sl y-IE --r-.E-a1 llELicr-1s -l.- -tae
-.---h n I laEE-Je-. Priscilla Au-.
l-,.-7 Tuesday afternoon 81 thar
au-ns - 1zuT--Li av-r.us
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-07

-1ls Na- AuEIizrv u -hz Ne-hC-
dist church vii aald rs regular
meeting u -hs cnl1-la E-s.s-rv 81 -.Sg
sharp Tins evening CifFice-s tu- -ue
elsEirE ye2r VII bs e3ec-t5- T1e
business --=e-trg VII ~ followed ny
: soc-z1 n1E- Ind refreshments VIII
20 s=--rE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-07

ArS. lie Paogar Mailer O. Skow-
as'EZE was 2 -tIe a-:v --aes1ET II ler
way lcf--rs Ju Skuv tTzEan --o-n Low
.ll. Mas where she Visited Mr. Ma
5e--z -cc-t7lr-. Mrs.. Ez-o-E1z IalIey.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-07

Dr. J. Z Pu,u4in eft T4esdtr IN
--t1lczEo where he w1- act Is SPECIAL
Sturgeon II ING Coax c1lzr-v hogT1.tz-
uraer d. Frs.der5Iik D+slev Dr.
E7ullIIn VIII z,s zEar = month = -aLs-..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-07

Alha,sc --a~@-r mas lsEs>d he store
NV occupied m Miss Carrie Stem
e-z ana VIII -nuT-s there ron M
E.11th .rli1l-= IS soor IS Miss stem
ss-z car move her goods - ms store
now oc~ur9e1 ty Mrs. Ica -ay]ar
Z g,-G1-1 Fl n Is gang -r-p -ds ---rs-t
s-urE,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-07

The degrees were worked IN =
lEre Class u candidates & Las -oess.-
LIE If ms Dorrus Rs5s4-En I.,dCe
-ueEEv evening
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-07

Mrs 4 l. Richardson u Clinton
2nd hsr daughter. Mrs Alice wiley
Il Bath were Il Ihs c-1y Tuss12T u1
: sr4uE1pInC -1p-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-07

Frederick a Sf1HTrte-c vve-z- -
Portland -'7tsc,zy morning 81 bEs-
mess t,1-re<-sd with ms o4.icE n.
publicity 5irt.C-u- - -t1s L-z-t--rs;1L-,I...
World 1Iove--,t---
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-07

Mrs DAVID P -anEiey II 81. Al
bans was The Eues1 Tuesday u ns-
rlece- Mrs. r " hanson If Western
are-pe
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-07

Csr-tez = Smith vii cave Eu- PORT
END -hls morning % z-tens = rnse-ir-
u -he carpenters dIs--iet council vliere
II WI ae.tre- Er address
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-07

Kari Ballard q Clttow-z- wno WIS
1o-cna-5r employed 81 -tss Sgpe- s+ure
rzs 11rzIr entered -tltl- employ II lie
c-ess goods dEFZ1z--r1a--.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-07

Miss Ad--sa-s Clalr RS returned
n aar sIuaiEs Il WaLieaiev c-olleEr
after -sz-ssl1- hsr T-acz-icr ~ her
au-nE hare.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-07

Mrs FrErE = Psojer ami Miss
EEEs4 Pcsals- went 70 Bangor Tues
day 20 MAKE rs aa-- F-7at
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-07

The LANES ana n ne l-rlvarsalis-
1ruIr:h VII meet ms afternoon with
Miss Emma :, -3T-t--1g . Leighton
sL-ns-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-07

Miss Christine Whitman ant Mrs
Martha Holt u Clinton were SNIP
yunE n Lhe c.TT TuHs5Ey-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-07

Mrs Ba---an Me1rzn ana axugr1sr
Phyllis u Dalton street wenf 70
SsownegEn -aeslav % pass ras day
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-07
SUBSCRIPTION AGENTS
LEAVE HASTE

-l-res rneEl. We dressed and
z-r4pls-z1s-a and Ee-1ieEar-.y Z appear
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-07

William Barron and Henry Jacob
snr went 70 Bangor TlesnET 70 pass
= few Izvk
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-19
ALsioN TEAM BEATEN.
Wins First Games at Iowa City, Then
Loses Second.

Wins First Games at Iowa City, Then
Loses Second.
The Union high school basketball
team won its second game in the
Iowa university tournament Thurs
day afternoon by defeating Marion
high school by the score of II to 8.
Union has strong team and was
the winner OF the Hardin county
tournament at Eldora, recently
The Albion high school was elImin-
ated in the second round when II
fell before the strong Grinnen team
by score Of 23 to q. Grtnnell is now
picked as the likely winner OF the
tournament, as several of the strong
schools aefanlted and iowa city was
beaten by Battle Creek in a game
which the Little Hawks should have
won.
It was incorrectly printed in Thurs
days Times Republican that Albion
lsst in the first round 10 West LIB
orty by o. to 2. The correct score
should have been Albion 20; West
Liberty, 9.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-19

Gasoiene cars on an Austrian rail-
road have wedge shaped ends II
having been found that the air rcsis-
lance to the old type ears caused tbs
use OF 40 per cent more fuel
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-19
Wooden Toys Shos
in Prize Window
Made by Frenckmea

The wooden toys which were used
in the II. willard Son q Co. window.
prize winner In the recent window
display contest promoted by the
Marshalitown Ad Club, besids be-
ing an attractive addition In the
winning OF the prize, according to J.
8. Cameron. Of HARRIS Emery Co.
Der Moines, Judge OF tho contest, are
especially interesting because OF the
way they were made.
The toys were fashioned by hand
from wood by wounded French SOL
diers a. a part OF their training In
a reconstruction hospital in France.
After being cut from the wcca they
were decorated by well-known
French artists. then sold by a
French society. similar to the Am
erican Red Cross. and the money
turned back to the wounded soldiers.
Those in the window display were
bought in Paris by Captain Albert
F. HUH while serving with the AM
erican expeditionary forces. O..
Boudart, one of the famed artists or
France. did the decorating on both
the toys bought by Captain Hpn.
One toy consists Of two figures
and the other Is a single figure. but
both are novel because OF their at
tractivs coloring. The one contain
ing two figures has been named by
the maker. Observation-Disclosures" and
shows the hgure Of a highland SOL
der leading very disheartened
German prisoner. Especially notice
able In the work are tie number OF
war trophies that each figure car
les. Among other articles carried
by the highland laddie Is one Of the
patent leather German helmets
which hangs on his gun and has been
painted most realistically. The Ger
man has two watches falling out OF
his breast pocket and a large bottle
sticking from his hip pocket. beside
other trinkets. The toy Of a single
figure II call Lag. meaning "the
Ace and shows a French flyer car
rying the rudder Of a German aero
plane. witch he has captured.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-19

After long delays caused by the in
ability TO secure machinery for II,
new plant, the Marshall Printin
Company, OF this city, has "risei
from the ashes" az IL were, and nov
stands a rehaoi!itated manufacture.
plant which VIII compare favorabl
with any similar concerns in Iowa.
The manufacturing plant OF u
company is now situated in T.
ketchum building, the old Marshal
town Buggy Company buildin
corner OF Third avenue and Churc
street For the present the entranc
TO the factory is thru the alley Oe
tween Second and Third avenues,
Church street. As soon as the fro
is out OF the ground, so that gradin
can be done. the main entrance w.
be on Third avenue. The spaC
about the entrance IS TO be piante
10 grass and shruboery. beautifyin
the view from the street, which no"
Is INSTRUCTED by a billboard.
lS 4OASANc55 Ol4AEc VI Sbll4
pany. however, still remains in thu
Times Republican building where =
has been situated for many year
Here also are the stationery and Of
fee equipment departments. =
charge - a. J. Hedman an experI
enced man who came 20 the COMPANY
recently TO take charge OF these de
partments. The former space occu
pied by the composing room Of III,
company before the FIRE, is now de
voted 70 the office equi pment ar
stationery departments, and Will pro
vide q fine salesroom, where custo
mers may select from the floor any
thing they may desire IN the line Of
office supplies. Material for these
Departments. while slow in comm z
from the factories, is beginning t.
arrive.
Much New Mechanical Equipment.
Much new mechanical equipment
plant of the company, and will place
the Marshall Printing company on a
par with the largest printing con-
Germs in Iowa
In the press room are three cylin-
der presses, two Miehles. the acme OF
mechanical perfection IN lob cylin
der presses. and constructed es-
peciaTy for fine color and book work.
The larger Of the two Miehles prints
a sheet 33xis. ard the smaller 22x3i.
4 new MiehIe has been ordered,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-19
MARSHALL PRINT"
RISES FROM ASHES
PLANT REHAell,TATEo FOL-
LOWING DISASTROUS FIRE
OF DEC. %.
PRINTING EQUIPMENT AS
MODERN As CAN De FOUND

Two New Cylinder and Job Presses
Added TO Press Rooms - Now
Power Cutter, and Machinery for
5indery Replace Older Equipmen
Damaged by Fire.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-19
AmuSEM ENTS.
Billy Watson's Partisan Whirl Not
Up to Columbia Standard.

Not coming Up to Culumbia wheel
standards. Billy" Watson's Partisan
Whirl failed 10 score Thursday night
with large audience az the Odeon.
Following two excellent hurlesque
attractions the Watson show suffers
IN comparison. Watson, who has be-
come a familiar figure In burlesque
thru long service In that branch OF
theatricals did not live up to his
reputation Thursday night and SEEM
ed 70 have Jess interest In his work
than ordinarily
The appearance Of Rappi. the vio-
linist, who recently returned from
France where he served in the
Seventy eighth division. was one or
the bright spots of the show. His
speciality was heartily appreciated.
The chorus was above the average
and the cast for the most part was
quite ordinary. The scenic effects
were below Columbia wheel stand
ards
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-19

Paris designers and Partisan wo-
men as well have always favored the
black frock or gown. They know how
invaluable such a garment is, for II
may be worn upon any occasion. II
may be dignified and conservative
or daring and dazzling in effect. The
brunette may wear it and the blonde
may wea- il and 1t may be worn
alike by youth and age. The latest
fmportatIons from Paris feature a
number OF black frocks. Some of
them are all black while other en-
ploy brilliant sashes. overdrapes.
embroidery or other trimming for
contrast
Here is one os the dantiest crea-
tons sent over from Parie. 1t is made
Of black accordion pleated tafreta
yelled IN black chiffon. The chiffon
blouse is embroidered in a flower
design in brilliant colors which show
up to excellent advantage on the
black background. A soft chiffon
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-19
CONTINUE DEMONSTRATIONS.
Orchard and Poultry Meetings We'll
Attended at Farms.

W. II. Lapp, poultry expert, and
R. S. Herrick, secretary of the Iowa
Fruit Growers Association, both Of
Ames. continued their poultry and
orchard demonstrations at the P. l.
Collins farm, in Taylor township,
this morning and at the Angus Nen
home, I'M Liscomb township. this
afternoon.
The demonstrations were arranged
by county agent w. A. Buchanan
and were well attended Thursday.
the first day OF the work.
Poultry management and feeding.
poultry house sanitation and house
construction were 8 the subjects
taken up by Mr.. Lapp. Mr.. Herricls
pruned a fruit tree on each farm, to
ILLUSTRATE the best methods Of prun-
/ ing and explained the necessity of
spraying.
Bury your wheat bran, shorts
1aeet screenings and flour at thu
mill, 304 South First avenue. Mar
shalltown, Milling Company.