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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-18

poration bring suit against the gvernment
for money now due it.
That the plant at Muscle Shoals be
leased by the war department for the pro-
duction of fertilizer.
That the plants at Toledo and Cincin-
natl be sslvaged
FAVOR ALABAMA PLANT
FOR EXPERIMENTS.
That the plant at Sheffield, Ala, be
kept for experimental purposes; that
loo acres near it be sold.
The charge is made by the republicans
that plants were located at Toledo and
Cincinnati to quiet the opposition of
Representative Nicholas Longworth to the
Muscle Shoals project"
1.-THE whole program promised nothing
in the way of winning the war and ac-
complished nothing" the report con
cluded.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-18
Woman Named Public
instruction Clerk

Miss Maude M. Wells of Indianapolis
has been named as clerk In the state
department of public instruction, L. N
Hines. head of that department, an
nounced today.
Miss Wells is the first woman ever to
hold this position
Miss Wells was private stenographer
to James Whitcomb Riley and his secre-
tary, Edmund H. Eitel, for seven years.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-18
VulcaniZer Blast
Skaters Windows

When a vulcanizer at the I and R.
Double Tread Tire Company, 535 Massa-
chusetts avenue, exploded, two large plate
glass windows were shattered, but no one
was injured.
The company is owned by E. L. Ed
dington.
Two men who were operating the ma
chine narrowly escaped injury.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-18
Headaches From s1Irht CoId.

LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Tablets
relieve the Headache by curing the Cold.
A tonic laxative and germ destroyer.
Look for signature E W. GROVE on
box. S0c.-Advertisement-
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-18
g5 TAKE EXAMINATIONS.

approximately twenty-five persons to-
day took the examination for certified
public accountants under the state board
of accounts at the statehouse. Many of
the applicants are those who failed on
one or two points in previous examina-
tons and who are allowed another trial
without fee
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-13
PERF|DlA 0MENEASCA
Roman Contimporan
Do @. r. PASCU
Do g. r. PASCU

Gheorghiadi lasa capul pc pept
rusinat.
A doua Ii dimineata veni We.
stea imbucuratoare ca Germanii
au fost respinsi la Marine 81 tru
pele franceze, victorioase, sunt
in urmarirea lor.
Elena era vesela 81 in seara
acea bau mai mult vim ca alta
data, inchinind cfte-va pahare
pentru victoria armatei fran.
ceze.
Pc cind beau cafeaua, Gu cog.
neac ca de obiceiu, Elena avind
chef de vorba, incepu sa poves-
teasca despre Anastasia, zicind
ca fost 0 femeie buna 81 mi
loasa. Gheorghiadi 0 asculta dis
tras, Gu g1ndul la casatorie, fa-
cfnd socoteala cite zile sunt pina
sc va dmplini sase luni de Ia
moartea sotiei sale.
''Si multe a suferit, biata fe-
meie! zise Elena scotind un sl1s-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-13

pin uSor. Mia spus Cd al fost ru
Strengar mare in tinerete. Una
din povestile eli triste m a atins
asa de tare ca no pot uita. Zi-
cea ca intro ri s'a pomenit Gu 0
fata tlnara 81 draguta, ca de
optsprezece ami, care Gu lacram;
in ochi la zis ca tn al rapit-o de
pc strada Gu ajutorul a dol bar
bait 81 al dus-o intro villa la
Sosea, unde al desonorat-o prin
sila, Gu ajutorul unei femei care
tia fost unealta credincioasa in
aventurile tale, 81 unde al tinu-
to timp de zece zile, sevirYind
asupra ei cele mai mirsave bes-
tialitati. Zicea ca int1iu ia IA
gaduit o suta de mil de lei 81
Villa 81 dupa ce al batjocorit-o
81 i-ai dat drumul, la oferit nu-
mai 0 mie de lei. 81 biata fata a
VENT Ia ca ca sd Sc plfnga de
crnimile suferite, 81 ca, ca sa
apere cinstea familiei 81 a copii-
lor tai, a fost silita sd ramina
surda la plingerea ei, mai mutt
inca, so goneasca din casa, ca
so intimideze sd nu reclame mai
departe. Nu stu cum Sc face Cd
pOvestea aceasta mia atins foar.
te. multi inima, incheie Elena pri-
Wind trista in ochii lui.
'Mmciuni draga. Minciuni
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-13

va decora orasul Bucuresti ii
Parcul Carol.
Milne la aceias CARA, Maresalul
va Fl PRINT la Senat. La Sedinta
vor lua parte 81 d-nii deputati.
Ancheta in Basarabia
Sc la in discutiune propunerea
pentru instuirea unei comisiuni
de ancheta in Rasarabia.
D.ministru C. ARGETOIANlT
spune Cd guvernul primeste an
cheta, ramin1nd sd Sc desemne-
We membrii carl vor forma acea
comisiune de ancheta.
Propunerea Sc primeste Gil
129 voturi. Opozitia luat parte
la vot.
Sedinta Sc ridica la oarele
II 81 jumatate.
Viitoarea sedinta Vineri la
oarele 8 a. m.
Av6ntul
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-13

lNSTlINIARE

Stunt rugati toti abonentii
no{tri q observa urm&toarele
reguli Ia trimiterea penuu
schimbare de adres&:
!. So Sc scrie adresa veche
unde ia mers xiarul li adresa
unde s'a mutat.
2. La fiecare persoan4 s&
Sc alature m&rci de &c. S& Sc
caute sd nj Sc dea numele stra-
del 3i al orasului corect
Cine nu observ& aceste re-
gull in zadar aSteapt& Sd 20
schimbe adresa Cd nu Sc poate.
Administratia.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-13

pc care al rapit-o Si al siluit-o.
Asupra careia timp; de zece zile
al comis cele mai brutale bestia-
litati. Da, ell sunt.' striga Elena
aruncind asupra lui o privire
fulgeratoare 81 plina de mime
81 ura.
Gheorghiadi nu putu sustine
privirea Ell. Lasa capul in jos 81
Incepu sd tremure.
Mai curajul sd privesti in
fata mea. Tremuri ca un las 81
un misel ce esti'ss, tuna Elena
din nou. ''Tremuri! FL bine, vel
tremura de All inainte In fie-
care ii in fata mea. Vel tremura
81 vel suferi toate chinuriIe iadu-
lui, pima cind vel ispasi pacstele
in suterana aceaSta, zidit4 PEN
tru tine ca Sd te ingrop in ca de
viu'', 81 appropriateness de 81 il
lovi de cite-va ori in fata Gu
cravasa pc care o avusese prega-
tita Ia indemina in saltarul me-
sci, pima cfnd incepu Sd cunga
siroaie de SINCE din fats lui bu-
haita, 81 esind afara inchise usa
de stejar, Sc urea in camera ei,
linistita 81 vesela, par'ca s'ar ii
inapoiat de Ia testru in urma
unui triumf.
4snsg., lva urms.l
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-13

\O4)
In doua saptamini, pc cind
germanii trecusera de Namur,
lucrarea fu gaia 81 Gheorghiadi
afla destul de ferita 81 resis-
tenta impotriva ori carui pro-
iectil, 81 felicita pc ELENA de
ideia eli ingenioasa.
Trupele germane sc apropiau
amenintatoare spre Paris. Parea
Cd nu-i putere omeneasca care
sal opreasca din Anaryul lor vic
torios 81 .Guvernul gasi Gu Gale
Sd mute archiva 81 administratia
tarei la Havre. O mare parte de
bogatani au parasit Parisul, stra-
mutfndu-se in sudul tarii. Gheor-
ghiadi rugs pc Elena 81 para
seasc8 81 ei Parisul, dar Elena ii
r6spunse zimbind: ''Atunci Ia
ee-am cheltuit, stftia bani Gu as-
eur sktoarea noastrai Nh Gre
aean sz fi at de fricosl'. si
f3rt
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-13

! sfruntate. NJ zie, Cd am fost
cruce de bisericaa. dar lasitate
ca aceasta nlci prin gjnd nu mia
trecut. sd CONT. Dinsa baLuia
ca te iubesc 81 voia sd ma CON-
promita in ochii tai. ''Pos i!'
Else Elena tlrnind cogneac III
paharutul care era inaintea ri,
81 ducindu-l la gura il sorbi pima
in fund. xs
Aprinzind o 3igarets, trasc
cfte-va fumuri 81 ina un ziar 81
citeasca. De-abia ceti cite-va rim
duri 81 zise:
''De la posturile de Observable
Sc anunta Cd in nosptea aceassa
vom Fl vizitati de Zepelinc ger
name 81 publicul este avertizat
sa astupe toate ferestrele sd nu
patrunza lumina afara.' 81 Ia
sind ziarul jos Sc ridica 81 trase
draperiile grele de Ia ferestre.
'Suntem expusi aici linga for
tificatii, pc care dl9manul vrea
sa lie distruga. In seara aceasta
sd dormim in suterana noas-
tra'', 81 luind lantern6 de pe o
mescioara 0 aprinse zicfnd:
''Sa mergem. =. tirziu. A tre-
cut de miezul noptei''
'Gheorghiadi, eare traura ca
varga cind auzea de Zepeline,
sari in sus 81 urn pe Elena, ca.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-13
DARE DE sEAMA 81
MULTAMITA pUBLICA

Societatea Romina de Ajutor
81 Cultura "Alexandru eel Bum
din So. st. Paul, Min. Gu ocazi-
unea serbarii jubileului de trei
ami de la infiintarea Societatii
au dat o petrecere Gu Dams in
Hala Croatilor din loc, in ziua
de 81 Oct. a. c. 1920 al carui re-
sultat au fost destul de mrltumi-
tor din punctul de vedere moral
81 material.
Gu suprasolviri au contribuit
urmatorii D-ni
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-13

re esi din salon, traversa un sa
lonas mic 81 esind pc corridor {
apuca la stinga 81 la capatul ei
cobori in subs0l.
Scotind o legatura de chef din
buzunarul capotului deschise usa
mare de stellar, dntrind urmat dc
curtezanul eli intro salita mica,
numai de dol metri latime 81 des.
chizind 81 usa groasa de fer, in.
ira in sala boltita care era mai
incapatoare, de patru metri pa.
trata. Singura mobila ce Sc afla
in suterana aceasta era un pat
de fer, o masa 81 un scaun.
20 Cd finn siliti Sd dormim In
tr'un pat'' zise Elena zimbind
ironic. Maven ce face. Sper Cd
al sd fiji Gu minte si mai sd ma
incomodezi. Nu-i asai Ia seama
CD inca esti in doliu. Sezi!" 81
il facu semn sd seaza pc pat pc
cind ca sezu pc scaun Gu Ian
terna in mina, tinind-o asa ca
lumina ei Sc caza pc fata omului
care Q necinstise, 81 dupa pauza
urma:
',Aici suntem feriti de pro
iectilele Zepelinelor. Daca stiam
ca Q sa isbucneasca razboiul nu
plecam din Bucuresti. Dupa cum
STUNT informata Rominia tine GU
Gernania. Char seama de
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-13

LIBERAL carl sunt la putere sim
patizeaza Gu Germania. Oameni
practici, sd nu li-se pustieasca
tara. Numai din pricina rudelor
tale am plecat. Zici ca sofia ia
spus minciuni, poate, dar vezi,
mia prezis Cd rudele tale au sa
ma persecute daca ma vel lua de
nevasta.
''Pentru mostenire, draga, de
altfel n'aveau pentru ce sd te
dusmaneasca".
IVA sd zica tot avut drepta-
te 81 ma mintit, dupa cum ma
mintit nici despre ce mia poves-
tit Gu privire la fata acea", zise
Elena zimbind ironica.
"Povestea acea inventiune
mlrSava'., Else Gheorghiadi in
dignat.
"Mirsava! Al zis mirsavai"
zise Elena indignata la rindul eli,
ridic5nduse repede de pc scaun.
'Ai cutezanta sd mai repeti inca
odata cd este inventiune mir
savd"
,.'Scuza .draga, nam volt sa
zic din partea ia, ci din partea
ei'', zise Gheorghiadi pc un ton
rugator.
Mint, sceleratulc. Minti be
site salbatica r strigA Elena in
limba romin6. Eu STUNT fata acea
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-13
PARLAMENTUL
(COntiuare de pc pag. 3D.

La discutiune ia partes d-nii
Chirita (opozitie), DIR. Noicu Nj
tescu contra inchiderii discu-
tiei) 81 d. Bilciurascu (pentru in
chiderea alegerii).
Trei sferturi de ora urmeaza
discutiuni violente. d. Lulu Zam-
firescu cere d-lui DIR. Voicu Nj
tescu sa Sc margineasca la litera
stricta a regulamentuiui 81 sa
vorbeasca numai contra 1nchide-
Ri discutiei, fara sa intre earasi
in miezul chestiunei.
!. Acelas procedeu este aplica:
81 d-lui Balciurescu (din majorl-
tate) care nu poate spune de cit
urmatoarle cuWinte: "D-lor .sunt
pentru inchiderea discutiei!''
Sc admite inchiderea discu-
tiei 81 sc declara deputat al
circumsciptiei Jibau (jud. SalaO
pc dl Eremia Morandiu.
Sc voteaza proectul de lege
prin care Sc acorda un reren So
cietatii pentru profilaxia tubercu-
lozei.
Decoiarea BucureStilor
d. DULIU ZAMFIRESCU anun-
ia pc d-nii deputati ga astazi "a
oarele d. a. maresalul Joffrc
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-13

prietenilor nostri Sirbi, Croati 81
Poloni carl au lmat parte Gu moi
in Ziua slls numltA.
George 1spas, presedinte.
Nicodim Barzan, secretar.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-26
Montexuna News Notes.

Special. to Times Republican,
Montezuma, Jan. ga contract has
been entered into whereby the town
Of Barnes City and the farm homes
between Montezuma and Barnes City
are to be lighted by electricity. The
power will be taken from the trans
mission line running into Montexuma-
Barnes City hns small System but it
has not been satisfactory.
There 10 to be 4 three-day tractor
school Of instruction held bore during
tho fore part Of the week under tho
auspices Of the farm bureau. Ex.
perts will 30 here and It 10 axpsctsd
that those interested in tricks will b
able to get some very valuable infor-
nation.
The estate Of W. II. Wright has dis.
posed Of the picture show and Web
ster & knight are the new proprie-
tors.
IN q state Of excitement all week. The
hardware store was entered ana con-
siderable stuff was taken. A firs was
discovered IN the store ana tbs theory
is that the fire was started to hide
the evidence Of tho burglary. The fire
was extinsuished before great damage
had been DONE The burglary was the
fourth in the town In short while,
Another store 49, entersd recently
and money and goods taken. This weele
the sheriff, = ftra marshal ana 1osslbly
other of1lessS haS4 t,e6a On ~ ground
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-26
IDA GROVE PEopse STRIKE OIL.
Holdings Near Casper, Wyo. Como In
With Good Flow Of OH.

WIN 6Ooo fIOW OF VII.
Special to Times Republican.
Ida Grove, Jan. zS.-Attorney A. c.
Johnston returned the latter part Of
last week from Casper, Wyo. where he
made an Investigation Of the oil SIT
uation, IN which he and other local
citizens hold majority Of stock in an
oil lease covering $50 acres near that
town. When Mr.. Johnston left Cas-
per the company engineer and man
ager expected to strike oil at almost
any time and upon his arrival hAre q
telegram Yves awaiting him. stating
that the flow had been reached ana that
100 barrels every twenty-four hours
would be conservative estimate.
Mr.. Johnston and Edward T. Meents
both Of this city, became interested In
the oil nelds surrounding Casper some
months ago. organizing q stock com.
pany IN which local people AZ we'll -
Casper citizens were interested. n. o.
Meents. brother OF the Ida Grove man
and OWL engineer, was given the
management. The local men interested
are Messrs. Johnston and MeentA, I'd.
C!eary, manager Of the Paxler hotel:
G. E. McCutchen. Miss Jessie Johnston.
Lee Horn, William Reilenberg. Fred
Christensen and Ed n. Campbell. Battle
Creek, and DR.. Carl E. Conn and Billy
JENSEN, Of the West Hotel, Of Sioux
City. The company is incorporated
under the name Of the Poison Spider
Bolton syndicate. and the oil that they
have struck is of high grade lubr1-
eating character. The stock has all
been sold in the company and mono will
be offered the public,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-26
"FLu" HITS WEBSTER CITY.
Forty.four Cases Cause Closing Of
One School.

Forty.four Cases Cause Closing Of
Ono School.
Webster City, Jan. ?s.-Four more
homes have been quarantined for in
fluenza here making total Of twenty
three. In many OF these. three or four
members Of the family are i'll. and the
total Of cases in the city Saturday was
forty -four. So far as known. only two
cases of pneumonia have developed,
and most Of those who are Ill are hay
ing the disease in a very mild form.
The rural districts also have consid-
cradle influenza. Ten cases have been
reported from Webster township. four
from Cass township, four from Free
dom and several from Independence.
The country homes are also quaran-
tined. the township clerks securing the
placards from the city managers office
here.
The Hemminger school in Blairsburg
township has been closed because OF
the flu epidemic in that neighborhood.
and the Ambrose school, three miles
northwest of this city, has just opened
after being closed to prevent a spread
Of diphtheria OF which there had been
several cases.
ing to assist in caring for the sick have
been asked to leave their names at the
Foster furniture store, but SO far there
has been practically no response. A
number of calls. however. have been re-
ceived there for nurses from families
where there Is sickness
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-26
With the Fingers!
Says Corns Lift Out
Without Any Pain

soss oornA hard COINS. SOFT corns
or any kind Of corn can shortly Be-
lifted right out with the fingers X you
will apply directly upon the corn
few drops OF frcsxone, says Cincin-
natl authority.
N u claimed that ~ small cost one
can get . quarter OF an ounce OF
frsezone At any drug store, which IL
sufsicisut 10 rid ones feet Of every
corn or caiius without pain or sore
ness Of tho danger Of infection.
This new drug 10 an ether compound,
and while sticky. dries the moment II
10 applied and does not inflamo or
oven irrttAte tho surrounding tissue.
This announcement viii interest
many women here. for II Ia said that
the present hiSh.heol footwear Is
putting oorns on practically every
woman's feet.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-26
STUDENT RULE A SUCCESS,
Plan In Operation in Denison Fo
Moro Than a Year.

Plan In Operation in Denison For
Moro Than a Year.
Special to Times Republican
Denison. Jan. 28-A1ter a trial Of q
year and q half Superintendent C. E.
Humphrey has pronounced the stu
dent self government in the three
upper classes Of the Denison high
school decided success. The num-
Der Of failures during the past semes-
ter has been lower than ever before.
Tho government consists Of n presi-
dent OF the student council who is
elected from tho school at large, and
two members from each class who go
to make UP the student council The
council makes rules and regulations to
insure the good conduct Of the school
and hear all grievances and COM
plants.
An average grade Of 80 per cent be-
Ing required in all studies, all stu
dents receiving O. grade lower than
this for tho week are placed under
supervision for O. week. Supervision
consists Of reporting In tho assembly
for study at every vacant period
which the student may have. In this
way, every chance is glven the pupil
TO raise his grade. For disorderly
conduct the students are sentenced to
one or two weeks Of supervision.
Tho student council manages all
affairs connected with the school, and
the, teachers and superintendent serve
as advisors. Under this system the
students are given every possible bit
Of training in the rudiments OF think
Ing for themselves and their path Is
just aA they make It.
This system IL receiving much critl-
oism thruout the state, but the stu
dents, teachers and superintendent
feel that II Is q great success.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-26

Iowa o@ty-Preston }. Oehasdlsr. re-
Gently returned from service In France,
has purchased tho Solon Economy OF
Frank KTeSci. The iowa CITY man,
formerly a printer, will become editor
and publisher OF his now sheet Jan. 81.
Harlsn--,At last Harlan stands .
chance OF realizing its dream Of months
by being made the seat Of Dana College
the Danish institution at present To-
Gated 1t Blair, Neb. Relocation Of the
school At Hhrlan has been recon-.
mendsd by a committee Of the Danish
Lutheran church Of America The
committec's recommendation goes to
tho nsxt annual meeting OF the church.
Rod oak--Farm isbor was scarce Ia
Montgomery county the past season.
according to County Agent Frank Bar
kerr Mr.. Barker aays that over 500
men. women and children were sent to
farms in the county to render help to
tho farmers. TT was no easy matter
20 render this assistance" said Mr..
Barker. but by advertising in the pa
pers and using free employment agen-
cies Of the government wa supplied
the farmers with all the help needed.
knoxville--Mrs. J. NJ. Judyf formerly
Mrs. Jacob Wagner. who lives north
east Of town. Is doubtless entitled to
| medal from the surgeons and hospital
authorities Of the United states as the
mother OF the largest number OF chill
| dren in ono family that have been
| placed on the operating table. During
! the last four years, seven of the chill
dren have undergone the tortures OF
| the surgeons knife in operations OF
| greater Or small importance-one was
| very serious. almost to the extent OF
| being In the major or critical class.
Maquoketa-IThe mid-winter car
nival which has Just been held in Sa-
pula under tho auspices OF the Subula
| Community Club was decided sue
cess from every angle. Tho total re-
ceipts' were approximately $1,000 and
on the last night. It was estimated
that there were 700 packed In the aud
itorium at Sabula. There was tho ut
most cooperation among tho rural
| and urban members OF the Community
club and all feel that tho big success
is another argument in favor OF COM
munity organization.
Davenport Ono million dollars
| worth Of Miller Hotel Company pre-
ferred and common stock will be sold
soon to finance expansion and devel-
| opment policies Of the big hotel op-
Grating company which leases the Ho-
tel Blackhawk. Davenport and Perry
Apartments In Davenport and the Fort
Des Moines and New Slavery hotels In
! Des Moiuss. In the issue Will DO 5000
shares Of preferred and 5000 shares OF
common stock in blocks Of eight sharea
of preferred and six Of common at
| 81 900 each. The Paul c. Buck COM
pany will be in charge Of the sales
| campaign.
Misunderstanding that by his acts
during the war be had failed IN
critical test Of his loyalty to the United
| States Of America, thereby demonstrat-
ing his uuhtness to take the oath re-
qu!red Of a naturalized citizen" Judge
W. S. Hamilton, In tho district court,
diSmissed with prejudice the applica-
ton for citizenship fled by Rudolph
DINNER. Tho court held that the ap-
plicanes action IN asking exemption
from military service because he was
an alien in this country. that his ex-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-26
Youna Minor Killed.

Webster City, Jan. 2e.-Nick Prinn, q
young man aged about - years, died
Saturday afternoon, following an acc1-
dent in the McIntire coal mine about
a mile north Of Bells mill.
Tho mine IL operated by A. McIntire
and son. n. ]. Mo1ntire. The mine
has been in operation all winter. The
crew was working AZ usual this morn
ing. A huge block Of frozen earth be-
came dislodged and the men called out
to Prim to get out of the way. He
failed to hear them, however, and the
huge lump fell on him, crushing his
lower limbs and injuring him inter-
nally
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-26
.LOWDEN IN LEAD.
POLL OF IOWA lNoicArEs ILL.
NoIs GOVERNOR 10 FAvoRE0
General Wood osoond Choice and
Hiram Jehnson rhsrd - Ssntlnssnt
Not In Favor Of Making katisns
League an Issus-eoth ls~a esia.
tors Receive Support fer Nomination
Special to Times Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Des Moines. Jan. aS-Ths prssiden-
tial poll conducted BY ten newspaesrs
In Iowa during recent weeks shows
Governor Frank o. Lowden Of Illinois
the choice Of the iowa voters for prssi-
dent, with General Wood second and
Senator Hiram johnson third
OF the vote taken Lowden received
a total Of 2,s4o. Wood 1911, johnson,
ss1, Coolidge Of Massachusetts, 74s and
Herbert Hoover. ss5. A total Of a,s17
votes were received.
Other candidates were voted for In
the following order, Senator Miles
Poindexter, Senator Harding. william
H. TAFT, General PershinE. Senator
LaFollette, Charles q. Hughes, Senator
Kenyon. Senator Bornh, Senator Cap
per. Senator Lodge. Eiihu Root Sena-
tor Cummins, Senator Sherman, Gov
ernor Allen, Senator Knox, VIII Hays.
The vote indicated that there is con-
siderable anti-leaeue sentiment In re-
publican ranks in this state but to the
majority Of voters evidently an avow-
ed anti-league candidate would be
wholly unwelcome.
Lowden's candidacy IL considered
strong all thru tho middle west and
he is also reported a. having much
strength in the east. New York papers
are carrying hattering reports Of his
prospects in that state.
There were a. number Of candidates
IN the newspaper poll who received
few votes. They were Theodore Roose-
welt, Jr. Senator Lenroot. J. Frank
Hanley. General Goethals. Judge Ian
dis. Governor Goodrich. William HAie
Thompson, Lafayette Young. Charles
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