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Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-11-05
COUNTY NEWS
RIDGEWAY


Mrs. Hanna Espe, of Stratford
Conn.,, came Monday to visit he,
aunt Mrs. A. P. Anderson, and Other
relatives.
w. f. Hoyt was DEBORAH visito,
Monday
Alfred Roth and family returned
from Manchester Monday.
John Alison autoed to DEBORAH on
Monday.
Birdie Ellingson left for DEBORAH
Tuesday, where she will accept po
sition with Connor & Knight
Mrs. s. Gunderson left Tuesday for
a visit at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. G. C. Natvig, at Lawler.
Mrs. N. A. Iyerson and Miss Seaver
were DEBORAH shoppers Tuesday.
Rev. D. C. Jordahl was business
visitor at Mason City Monday and
Tuesday.
Adelia Fosse spent Tuesday even
ing at Cresco.
Miss Irene Seaver returned to her
home at Capron, Illinois, after hav-
ing spent several weeks visiting N.
A. Iverson's.
Mrs. Anderson, of Fargo, N. D., or
rived Friday to visit her brother, s.
Gunderson.
Miss Mile Drum returned Friday
from Ferguson after visiting several
weeks with the P. Drum family.
Mrs. Enoch Magnus we're DEBORAH
Mrs. Enock Magnus were Decorah
visitors Friday.
Arestes Moe returned from Bloom
ing Prairie Monday evening.
Willard Peacock autoed over from
Burr Oak Friday. His mother &C
companied him home for a visit.
Frank Jewell and daughter nellie
were visitors here Friday.
Leonard Hospodarsky and George
Kuntz came Saturday from Cresco tt
nespend Saturday and Sunday will
their parents.
Mrs. Arthur johnson went to Bon
air Saturday where she will spend 9
few days with her sister, Mrs. r. c
Noblett.
Mrs. Theodore Gullickson and hel
daughters. Olive and Bessie, an<
Geneva Boucher were at Cresco OF
Saturday. ~
Mrs. Hanna Epse returned to hel
home at Fargo, N. d., after spending
a week here with relatives.
Mrs. Ray Armstrong and Mrs. Ton
Kettleson were Calmar callers Satur
day.
Miss Clara Bake spent Saturda.
and Sunday with her mother, Mrs
Ellen Bake, near DEBORAH.
Rev. d. c. Jordahl went to Mabel
MIMI, Saturday to hold services a
the Lutheran church.
Friends of Clara Christensen vii
be interested to hear of her marriag'
to Ole Grinde at Maddox, N. D., OF
Wednesday.
A. Halloween dance was held il
Hopperstad & Brekke's hall Frida,
evening.
Mrs. O. r. Ringeon returned from
Rochester Saturday.
A Halloween party was given ii
John Bakken's barn Saturday. OctO
Der Both.
Elmer RingOen was visitor al
Minneapolis Monday and Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Huber are thu
proud parents of daughter born or
= Wednesday, October 9th.
DR.. Sobolik. Of Calmar has estab
lished dental Office at Ridgeway
with office hours on Friday of every
week from s 100 till 500. - If
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-11-05
For Sale,

My new house, blocks east of the
Court House. Has two lots, with heat
and light. A bargain if taken At once.
ouire of 45tf ]. Emmett Carroll.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-11-05
Fer Sale.

For Sale-3 lots, South Side, known
ae the Mahsn property.
Good house and barn, South Side,
/ $50. 90. J. n. Mara.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-11-05
house for Sale!

an offering my partly modern
house, with furnishings. for sale at a
bargain If taken coon. The lot has sew
eral fine shade trees and Q large gar.
den, Phone 299. Mrs B. D. Evering.
ham. 52l w. 3rd St lift
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-30
NEW RECTOR is CALLED.
DIR. Arch bold. of Canada. Accepts Call TO
Princess Anne.

Princess Anne. Md, August 30
AT a meeting Of the vestry of Somerset
parish = call was extended to Rev. Walter
Archb0ld. ID d., 10 become rector of
the parish MIR Archbold has accepted
thr call and he and his family are ex-
prctei ~ arrive in Princess Anne the
latter part Of next month. DR.. Archbold is
expected 10 officiate in st. Andrews 8
Church on Sunday. October 8. He comes
fr, m I.akeheld Ontario. Canada.
DR. Archbold was born and received
his early education in England. As
Young man he went to Canada and
graduated in theology at Trinity Uni
versity, Toronto. He was ordained in the
priesthood at St Adams Cathedral
Toronto. in 1901 He became assistant
rector at St Paul's Flatbush, Brooklyn,
n. Y. in 1906, and while there was also
chaplain at the Metropolitan Hospital
and workhOuse at Blackwell's Island In
1919 he was appointed vicar of Hastings
uppn-Hudson. New York Diocease In
1916 he became assistant rector of Wor-
rester parish, with his residence AZ Ocean
City Md, where he laid the foundation
for St Paul's s-by-the-Sea, becoming an
independent parish In 1919 he was chosen
dean Of Trinity Cathedral, East on, but
was unable - accept the call at that
time In 1913 he received the degree of
doctor of divinity at st. Johns College
Annapolis.
DR. Archibold was married while in
Canada ~ years ago, and has lost three
children He has but one daughter living,
she being nearly 10.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-30
WATCHING RAW PRODUCTS.
Gamers Establish a Bureau To
Help Out Their Industry.

The National Gamers Association mas
organized bureau Of raw products re-
search and has chosen as its director =:
g. Woodbury., formerly director OF
the Indiana Agricultural Experiment.
Station As q reason for taking this action
the association, in bulletin to its MEM
bers, says:
ut is coming to be universally recog-
nized that the future Of the industry de-
pends upon a dependable supply OF high
quality raw material. Whether the ques-
ton be one of 'mine-run tomato seed
stocks and diseased sweet corn seed the
dimin ishing packs of certain sea pro-
ducts due to preventable troubles, or
whether it be the milk production per
COW in the United States restricted by
unskillful feeding and breeding TO about
half of that of Denmark, the raw pro-
duct problem is everywhere of funda-
mental Importance"
The bureau will bring the production
problems of the industry to the atten-
ton of the various State and National
Governmental research agencies best
fitted to develop the information In each
case 1t will also try and enlist the ef-
forts of scientific leaders and will devote
attention TO correct unfavorable con-
ditions which tend to lower the quality
or decrease the yield of the industry's raw
pr oducts.-New York Times.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-30
MODELS TO
{ Be At AUTO SHOW
Twenty Seven Exhibitors Plan
:, ming to Display at the State
Y Fair.

Exhibits of the latest models of auto
mobiles at the Delaware State Falr be-
ginning September q. will, be the most
elaborate and interesting of, any auto
nlAhlle exhibit ever held in Delaware.
fThere are % concerns, some OF which
represent several corporations which
manufacture either automobiles or ac-
c&sories. that will display their goods in
the immense room under the grandstand.
Special arrangements. have been made
tn wear to make the looking over OF
tW newest ears more pleasant than ever.
III orchestra will furnish music. playing
Alternately with the band, which being
located on the outside OF the grandstand
itS music can be heard very distinctly
upd derneath the stand.
sTherc will be one day devoted exclusive
lvn > the automobile section and a special
ptNyram arranged for that day.
f1ach of the concerns which will exhibit
hAxe arranged TO keep corps of men
on the ground all the time, who are COM
pet,nt to explain in detail any question
thai an interested inquirer may ask. Some
OF ne exhibits will consist of models that
~ special privilege are shown months
ahead of time. They are cars that contain
tlse latest devices and attachments and
whlci ordinarily would not be placed on
exhibition until the regular automobile
shows tho / rst of next year.
tA1embers of the automobile association
OF Delaware have invited their friends to
attend this show because it will give
tlem an opportunity to see ears that
otarrwiSe would require a trip to New York
philadelphia, or Chicago to view 1T the
Nov lca- exhibitions.
4he list OF exhibitors is as follows:
Frnch Street Garage, Johnson q Ira
hQSn, Taylor Motor Sales, Page Motor
Car. Nash Motor Car. Wilmington Auto
Co. Pen Clay Motor Co, +. b. Norman,
two spaces. Del Motor Sales, Wilson
H.dwarc, United Tires, Lexington Motor,
CaNil1 x Co, Fadcr Co, Salmon Co,
II. Il. Loose, kearney Motor Sales,
Franklin Motor Overland Sales, keil,
Union Park Garage, Snyder Garage,
l.. d c. Co. White Bros, north end
OF building Economy Garage.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-30
PURSUING MEXICAN BANDITS.
The Outlaws Lost More Than Eighty
Killed in Recent Fight.
ted Press to Every Evening

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Mexico City. Aug. 30.-Search for
American and British subjects kidnapped
by Pedro Zamora, the Jallsco bandit, has
been ordered by the War Department
Reports received at the Presidential
Offices from General Gales, Secretary OF
War. who has gone to Guadalaiara, say
the outlaws lost more than so killed in the
recent fight with government troops.
Women kidnapped by the Zamora
band have been liberated, It IS stated.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-30
BANKERS PLAN FOR
ANNUAL MEETING
Will discuss Consolidation of FL
mar cial Statutes and State
Budget System.

Bankers of the State are preparing
for the annual meeting Of the Delaware
Bankers Association to be held at Re-
hoboth on Thursday. I'd
Two important matters will lie con-
sidered by the association, the passage
of comprehensive banking act, aimed
to consolidate all existing banking statutes
and the addition thereto of provisions
that will help to create a model banking
system for Delaware, and the lnstitu-
ton of State budget for the manage
ment of the finances for the people OF the
State.
Speakers. experts in the respective
field of finance will address the bankers
on various topics, including L 5. Senator
l.. Heisler Ball, Governor George W.
Norris, of the Federal Reserve Bank of
Philadelphia; Henry p. Scott, chairman
OF the Statewide committee for Delaware
of the National Budget Committee;
Thomas F. Bayard, George r. Allen,
secretary State Banks Section of the
American Bankers Association; Dean
Winifred J. Robinson. of the Women s
College of Delaware; Herry b. Salter,
chief auditor of New Jersey; William z.
White, chairman of the Delaware state
Survey; David Barry, president OF the
PENNSYLVANIA State Bankers Association;
G.. A. McCue. dean and director OF the
agricultural experiment station at Del
aware college; A. Y. Morton, vice -presi-
dent of the Pennsylvania Company for
Insurance on Lives and Granting Annul-
ties, of Philadelphia; Charles 5. Conwell,
vice-president Baltimore Trust Company
of Camden; Robert II. Bean. executive
secretary Of the American Acceptance
Council OF New York: George l.. Medill,
State bark commissioner; former Cover
nor Charles r. Miller; Mayor Walter
2. Robinson, of Rehoboth
Afternoon and evening sessions will
be held in the Horn Theatre, following
which a banquet viii be held at the
Hotel Bellhaven.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-30
.P| AyHOUSE SEASON
OPENS THIS EVENING
First Offering Will be George M.
Cohan's Genius and
. the Crowd"

The Playhouse begins its new theatrical
season this evening with George M.
Cohan's production, Genius and the
Crowd as the first offering. Genns and
the Crowd, reflects all the way through
the remarkable genius and ability that Is
characteristic of George NJ Cohan. Mr.,
Cohan has personally selected the cast
and directed them in the play. George
Renavent, Marion Coakley and Frank
Otto are among the principals Genius
and the Crowd is scheduled for its New
York appearance one week from this even
ing The presentation will be made at the
George Nj. Cohan Theatre. As is CUSTOM
airy in past seasons, the performance will
commence promptly at $50 each evening
SEAT SALE opEsN FOR THE WOMAN OF
BRONZE"
The public will have the opportunity
today to make reservations for Margaret
Anglin's play, "The Woman of Bronze,
which appears the latter half of the week.
This play brings Miss Anglin back to a
character that will give oppression to her
wonderful emotional ability.
John Cort' s musical comedy Jim
Jam Jems'' is to be the first musical
comedy of the season. 1t starts week
engagement next Monday.
EYES OF THE WORLD" AT THE QUEEN.
To the thousands of book readers who
know the torse dramatic interest and deep
emotional thrill of Harold Bell Wright s
famous story of love and adventure,
"The Eyes of the World, it will be well
come news that n magnificent motion
picture production of the romance in
nine reels will be seen at the Queen
Theatre beginning today. The fight On the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-30
NEW CHARTERS.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Dover, Aug 2s.-Charters were filled
here. Yesterday as follows Continental
Waste Products Corporation. Viii
mington, Del, capital. s11,coO. 600.
Colina Development Co, Wilmington
Del; Sl0,000.001
Watson Pecan Co, Wilmington, Del.
sl,5O0.0 600.
Boston Phonograph Corporation, Viii
mington. Del; 81, 250,000
Valentine lncoTpoI ated Gephart New
York City; 81 100000.
Mercury Motors Corporation. Viii
mington. Del; 81 600 600.
American Oil Fields Corporation. ral-
las. Texas; Sl,000,G00.
Cumberland-Perry Oil, Gas and Min
eral Co, Harrisburg Pa; 81 ,OC0 COO
Daetwyler d Door, Inc, Pbiladelphia,
Pa: $3.50. COO
Besser Sales Co, Philadelphia, Pa;
$2O0.0O0.
Bankers Dealing Corporation, New
York City; S200000.
COR hu-Cu Medicine Co, Whining
ton, Del; 100000.
Ackerrnan d RoseDthal, Inc, Viii
mington, Del; 100000
International Club, Chicago, Ill;
100000
MaeOrvey Co, Pittsburg, Pa; s25, 600
Binns, Wolfe d Co, Dover, Deli
$4,000.
Change Of name Of. Dew Drop. Ire.
70 Louisiana Gas Products Co, Whining
ton, Del: Wilson Commission Co. to
Wilson Beef and Provision Co, Chicago,
Ill.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-30

Lost something Try classified adj
veriisement in Every Evening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-30
PILCER TO BUY GABY'S
BED Ii 1T BREAKS HIM

Paris, Aug PSI buy Gaby's bed
If il takes nv last cent, said Harry Pilcer
as he left by airplane for London to at
tend the auction of the town house of the
late Gaby Deslvs. The edifce. before the
war, cost 81 200, 900. The bed is a mag
nj cent example of the Italian renaissance
arr II cost $4,000.
Pileer became the dancing partner of
Gaby when she burst into fame over the
downfall Of King Manuel of Portugal, and
had appeared in theatrical productions
with her almost continuously up to the
time of her death.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-30

Lost something? Try a classified ad-
vertisement in Every Evening ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-30

cliff in ''The Eyes Of the World between
kirg and Rutlidgo, which is the major
climax Of the story, is said to be ore oi.the
most thrilling thirgs ever shown IN q
theater.
MARY Mills MINTER AT THE MAJESTIC.
Mary Miles Minter plays AT the Ma
Jestic beginning today in Nurse Mar
lorlc, a clever comedy of English life.
Indy Marjorie and Nurse Marjorie are
ono and the same. Miss Minter plays the
character with all her vividress and wit
The story concerns the revolt OF Lady
Marjorie against the traditions that kept
her, n noblewoman, from going out INTO
the world and winning way for herself
FRED STONE AT THE RIALTo.
Fred Stone is TO appear IN his best
motion picture, Johnny Get Your Gun,
at the Rialto Theatre today. The picture
is filled with the Stone wit and the tricks
that always are to be found when the star
is present. As for the story itself, 1T Is q
merry tale of trying to marry off an heiress
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-30
HUSBAND FOR SALE CAN
NOW BE LOANED BY WEEK

RockIand, Mass, Aug. 28.-- Mrs. Carl
Russell, mother Of seven children, who
offered her husband for sale NJ auction
this week, today declared her latest idca is
10 sell hum by the week, the month or the
years She said she would receive bids 10
that end. They are poor, and do not want
the children 10 be in want.
The mother, who is still young, de-
clares the children love their father
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-30

Az an illustration n the cunning a fhe
fox, hunters have told how an animal
hard pressed IN the chase has come across
n .cOrnrade and apparently persuaded 10
10 take up the running IN iuli vicw a Tho
field. while the tired one remained hidden
until the danger yns past.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-30

intensely, and II is love for them that
prompts him 10 make the sacrifice. Rus
sell claims direct lineage 10 John Alden
and also 70 the late Hetty Green. Hul-
dreds Oi letters are pouring in.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-30
TOY HUNT AT SHELLPDT
TOMORROW

At Shcllpot Park tomorrow afternoon,
the last toy hunt Of the season will be
given and il will be the biggest which has
yet been held. The time is from ! 10 3
p. III. and in the park will be hidden at
least $50 tickets each Of which will entitle
the child finding it To a toy.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-30

The girls at Joplin, Mo. have dis
covered that the white cloth Of sugar
sacks, cleaned and dyed. makes lovely
waists and smocks, as well as milk strainers
and shoe polishers. One stenogapher hes
. sueAr-sack waist embroidered in wool.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-30

to pseudo count The second picture Of
the week is To be Charles Rays production
Hay Foot, Straw Foot, which will be
presented tomorrow
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-09-17

and with the proper authorities or else
| expect to hold each individual strict
~ accountable for these falsehoods in
such way as | may deem necessary
and win expect these statements and
assertions TO be denied both publicly
and privately by your citizens who
have circulated these falsehoods and
reports. do not intend to enter into
any newspaper discussion with the
citizens Of Lawrence county, but want
ed to explain my position publicly.
have requested Mr.. Boggs to send
a disinterested engineer to your coun-
ty to go over the two routes between
Louisa and Paintsvile Furthermore,
wish to state that In as much as your
county does not see fit to finance the
whole project through your county but
is only d9sirous OF loaning one half OF
your bond issue for the construction
OF this D6ad. that very seriously think
the work in Lawrence county will not
be started for some time on account OF
the action of your court and the dis
satisfaction as shown By some of your
leading citizens insyour county.
/ wish to thank you for your court
esy shown me and my force, and can
assure you my hearty support in any
question pertaining to road building.
But as a parting advice to you and
your citizens, / wish to say, stop
arguing about roads and get busy and
build Them
Respectfully submitted,
Z, M. e. S. POSEY
Division Engineer.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-09-17
CIRCUIT COURT
OPENS MONDAY

The following have been summoned
10 serve as jurymen in Circuit Court:
Grand Jurors:--Jesse Cyrus. II. X
Moore, VIM. Ross. Luke Watkins, ]. p
Gartin. William LemasteH John II
Clarkson, Eliza Ball. Lee Judd, C. G.
Swetnam, s. +. Hannah. r. r. Mccoy
Charles Morris, J. p. Church. Lonnis
Gambill. VIM. Howell. Harye Salters
and Green Berry
EStit Jurors; CARED Wilson, Josh
Wheeler, Marion France. Frank A
Preston. Thomas coburn, j.. NJ. Dalton
Alex George Hugh Dobbins. G. s
Bromheld. Dave Bradley. w. L. Chand-
Ter, Liss Carey, Luther Stambough. -
u. Wells, Jim Moore, Kay Frazier
Garfield Daniels. James Norton, Henry
Roberts. Joe Moore. Lonnie Ward. w
r. Lemaster w. Lester, J. b. Clayton
VIM. Hardin. Colby Quisenberry, G'eb-
ran Wilson, Gordon Boggs, Albert
Caperton. Jay Yates. Charley Rice. G
w. Clayton TIN. England. John Car
ter, T. w. Ball and w. T. Shivel
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-09-17
SENATOR BECKHAM
AT LOUISA NEXT
MONDAY, 10Th
WILL SPEAK AT THE COURT
HOUSE AT ONE O'CLOCK ON
ISSUES OF THE DAY

pngsea States Senator J. c. w. Beck
ham win speak here next Monday on
the issues OF the present campaign.
Everybody who can possibly do SO
should hear him. He Ii probably the
abiesi and best informed man who win
speak in Lawrence county this fan.
There has never been n time when II
was mere important for the masses OF
the people to know the truth OF the
situation than nov. i
a special invitation is extended to
the Mtiies, AS they are now legal voters
and interested in the issues. You Will
not hear a speaker who will make the
qucstios,s clearer or VINO presents them
more fairly. MIR. Beckham probably
viii be introduced by woman.
Other EAST kentleky Appointments.
senator Bcckham also viii speak
q, the following places;
on Saturday. the 18th. at Pikevit'e.
on Monday. Sept. 10th. he viii ad-
dresa siss, voters OF Lawrence county at
Isouisf.
Tuesday, 2lst. Prestonsburg,
Wednesday, 22nd, Paintsvllle.
Thursday, card, Grayson.
Thursday night. Olive Hill.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-09-17
Program S. S. Convention
at Buchanan, Sept. 25th

Following is the program OF Falls
burg and Bear Creek District Sunday
School convention to be held at Buch-
anan school house. Buchanan, n.y.. on
Saturday. September 20:
9:30--Song service.
Devotional, pastor in charge.
Welcome address by Rev. j. o. Black
Response. J, s. Truman.
what benefit has been derived
through and by the Sunday School
Association OF the State of Kentucky,
by Field Worker w. j. Vaughan.
Round table discussion graded les
sons. led by Miss Beatrice. Finney.
extending the kingdom" Rev
Slaughter and Rev. !. N. Fannin. OF
Ashland.
Appointment OF committees.
Offering.
Noon Hour
p. m---Song service and devotional
Report of committees.
Roll call and secretary's reports.
Short talks from all the Supts. In
the district
Message from County President, =
70. Carter.
How may we more closely relate
the work OF the Sunday School to the
Home and the day school, by Rev. j
HB. Farley.
Object of District Conventions" by
County Secretary Jas. r. Prince.
Temperance for the World j. II
Hatten.
What has been the results of my
service in the Sunday Schools of Law
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-09-17
Gov. Cox Tells How
the League Was Made

During all the years OF the war,
while the soldiers of democracy were
fighting TO destroy militarism, the
scholars and statesmen. of the world
were hammering out the details of the
League of Nations.
Commissioners, official and unof-
fetal. were drawing plans and draft
ing specifications. Certainly no less
than five hundred of the best minds in
all the civilized nations had a share
in the preliminary work.
tAt the Paris Peace Conference a
special committee of 10, representing
IA different nations. was selected to
draw UP definite plan. President Will
son was made Chairman of this COM
mittee.
Corps OF experts advised the repre-
sentatlves of all the nations. After la
boring for many weeks they published
a draft OF the convention and invited
all the nations OF the world. including
neutral nations to criticize 1t and Of
fer suggestions for its Improvement.
1T is a despicable faisehood to say
that Mr.. Wilson would not permit the
crossing OF a Z or the dotting of an T.
Not only were It's crossed and rs dot
ted but former President Taft offer
ed four amendments all of which were
adopted
Judge Hughes offered seven amend
mentS, FIVE of which were adopted. Eli
hu Root suggested six amendments,
and the substance of Ave of those
found their way into the final coven-
ant--in several Instances Mr.. Roots
exact words being introduced
Mr.. Root even approved the inclus-
ion OF Article X for period of FIVE
years. Does any Republican honestly
think that IL Mr.. Root believed Article
X would sacrifice our sovereignty he
would have advocated that we sell our
selves into political peonage for any
period, however brief?r