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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-07
c REVISTA DE LA SEMANA Q
Las Eeciones PresidenciaZes en- los Estados Unidos Y Cuba--E Te
rorismo en- manda..-E BoLsheuksno no ha muerto

despotas de Russia no han carlo. En-
vez de ESQ estan luchando Ell el sur
con nueva furia contra el general
Wrangel. Suspendieron Ia canpana de
Polonia porque no podian sostener dos
guerras a IA vez V concentraron todas
sus fuerzas contra ell jefe cosaco, que
ha comenzado va q sufrir alsunas re-
veses,
En- vista de este los polacos temen
que en- la pr6Xima priIiavera reanu-
den los bolshevikis su ofensiva contra
Polonia, una vez que hayan deshecho
los cjercitos de Wr&ngel, por 10 Que Sc
estan preparando para resiStir IA rie-
va acometida de los rojos.
S; Wrangel es aniQuilado, Y 10 serd
sino recibe algunos auXilios de fuera
de- Russia, eS indudable que Ell pcIlSro
rojo sc cierEa n~ueYancnte Sobrc Ell
ropa Ell el pr6Ximo aho. Polonia, Ckra~
mia Y Finlardia unidas serian una ba-
rrcra cast impenetrable para los boil
shevikis. pcro desgractadamente es-
tan divididas.
:Nolvcra u coquetear lnglate1Ta con
los L~o,Shevikis en- Ia pr6Nlma pi2na-
vera 81 Wransel es a~plastado: 10 pro-
liable es que 81 V probablciucntc scSuI-
ran sus pasos Belgica c Italia. y vol
vera Francia u defender 4 los pueblos
dSbiles y 4 oponcrse commandments
a tra;ar con los enemigos de Ia civil
Zaci6n. Y prohahlemente los kstadoS
Unidos Ia sccundaran en- esa noble
actitud.
FL mundo actual va es bolsheviki.
Hay g~obiernos que simpatizaT mas o
menos francamente con e. hc .sheTIkis
mo de sus pucblos, sin comprendcr que
con tai conducta Sc suicidan' porque
81 TRUMAN las hordas de Lenine en-
81 aho e~ntrante cl resultado sera la
destruction de muchos gobiernos, STEM
do los primcrcs en- caer los cue hoy
toleran 81 bo~lshevikismo entire sus
paiSoS.
Serb b~olshaviki 81 mundo n aio
@cntrant"?
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O.ario Popular Indspendisnte.
REcIoS DE SUBSCRIPTION.
EDICION DIARLA

A domicilio. so centavos al mes.
Por correo, 90 centavos al mes.
En- ell resto del pals: Tres meseS'
sI.75; Seis meses, $3.50; Tn ano,
$3.50.
Fuera de los Estados Unidos: Tres
neseS. $3.50; SeiS meses $500; IN
ano, $1,000.
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La campaaa presidential que por es-
pacio de varios meseS tuv en- ~agitacl0n
al pueblo americana, ha termInado y
hoy vencidos Y yencedores Sc han da-
do IA mano : vuelven tranquilos q sus
tareas cotidianas. FL misrno candidate
~derrotada, Cox felicit6, como es cos
tumbre, al candidate triunfante Y fue
el primero en- lamar una extra de
su peri6dico anunciando el triunfo de
81 adversario polftico. Mas a0n: el
mismo Presidente Wilson, que fue
~realrnente el que sali6 derrotado err In
campana que ha terminado. puesto que
su partido SosteRia Ell proyecto de Ia
Liga de Naciones, e. mismo Presiden-
re, decimos, ha puesto a disposition
de Mr.. Harding I'm buque , ezra
para que lleve a cabo en- 81 s 'Un
ciado viaje a Ia zona del Can, de
Panama.
Este ejemplo 10 da unicamente en- ei
mundo los Estados Unidcs. En- Fran
cha. Que es Ia Inica ~rcpIblica de Flu
ropa que lleva algun tempo de vida,
Ia election de P~residente Ia hace cl
Congreso Y no ei pueblo. que lniCamen
lS To- idN1lAN" WI - "tS-NS~NihN-r ~
manera Que ALI no Sc na dadO nj
puede darse el case de QUE luchen dos
candidates por obtener ell pueSto su-
preno de la republica.
En- las republicas 1aJino-aDericanas.
Que pasaron rapidamente = stlamcnte
por espiritu de imitaciGn; dc Ia ODE
diencia pasiva Al regimen republican
no. las elecciones presidenciales han
sido muchas veceS semiilero de revo-
~luciones. Solo Ia primera election
presidential fu& ~respetada CT Mexico
Y el Presidente electo. D. Guadalupe
Victoria subi6 al poder tranquilamente
y conclude 81 periodic 70 entreg6 Z
n. Manuel Gomez PedraZa. que hahIa
.triunfado On las olecciOneS Dc lS2S en-
que tuvo por contrario a n. Vicente
Guerrero.
Pedraza subi6 al poder. pcro a los
pocos meseS fu6 arrojado por e. Guar
de Guerrero. : Sc abri6 ast Ia
dc revoluciones por 81 poGcr. cue
ojaIa havan terninado va.
Prohablemente las nnicas eleccionos
Iegales y enteramente dcmocraticaS
cue ha habido en- Mexico son las del
General Victoria = las d. Mad"ro. 7
ostas "a estuvieron manchadas con "A
!mpoSici6n de Pho Suarez.
Todos los demas gobernantes han
ascalado el poder nor las fuerzas y por
81 f-aUde electoral. TodaS las 0-r2s
a~,ecc:oneS han tenido algln v:r;o dc
or:coH. ESto. cont-ibuye mucho n que
Go 50 aceDte tan faci'mcnta !. d"rro-
"a. crardo 50 ID 81 case dc cue So
oermita Que hava dos candidates: a
Y 81 independence, DorQue nj
|arranZa nj 81 general Dtaz nermi-
!eron eSos lujos. como tampoco los Roy
miro JuireZ.
En- camh:o. on los Estados Tnidos =
ucha - entcrameDte legal. caballe-
-esca Y e~nterarleHto dnmocritic2. M
QUO 81 ve2ciGo cueda pIon7mc~te
'onvenciGo 10 81 derro,a u miSro 6;o
81 election. las mas wees.
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ga, no dejarian de rendirse ante ur
triunfo legalmente obtenido.
Hace cuatro amos Sobrevino la eve
luci6n en- Cuba, acaudillada por el mis-
mo General Gomez, a consecuencia
/ de las ele~cciones. Ell movimiento fut
facilmente sofocado Y Gomez fue a pa
sar algunos meses en- el interior de una
prisi6n.
Els de esperarse que sea cual fue'
re el resultado de las elecciOnes cuba
mas en- esta vez no sobrevensa Ia re-
voluci6n.
! es altamente s~atisfactorio yer
| como en- la Argentina, CT Brasil Y
| Chile IA Transmission del poder Sc hace
| va pacificamente. Esos paises. han en-
trado de lleno en- el carril constitu-
c:onal.
La democracia supone ilustraci6n en-
| las maSas. habitos de discipline, idea
les pOliticos V energia perseverance,
Y ESQ es 10 que falta en- Mexico y otros
pafses americanos.
Han pasado los funerales del alcai-
| de De Cork Y Ia ~situaci6n ha quedado
u misma en- Ia patria del mdrtiT.
Lo, fenianos no han dado nuevas sena
les de actividad dLstintas de las que
| han estado mostrando desde hace al
gunos mescS. II gobierno ingles, por 81
parte. no ha dado nuevos pasos cncami
| RADIOS q Sofocar plenamente Ia sublc-
| vaci6n de Irlanda.
Pordue csa cS una verdaGera subIc-
VaCiGn Y no simPles rnOvImientos ais
lados aquf y ALA. Los ~sinfenianos han
levantado gobierno contra gobierno. tri-
| bunales frente 4 los trihunales inGle-
| scs. cjercito contra cjGrcito. han procla
mudo Ia rcpublica contra el regimen
imperial inglGs; han dcSiguado al pri-
| mer p~residentc de Irlanda libre. e.
cual hace tempo So halla en- los Els
tadoS Jnidos trahajando por "A causa
de su pueblo. Todos Jos irlandescs acu-
den en- Irlanda a suS tribunales nacio-
na!os para dirimir u CoEtiendas, ha-
cicndo a un lado los tribunales ingie-
ses. hoy convertidOs en- cortes militarcs.
pu"s aun los asuutos c~ivilcs mas in
significautcs son fallados por homhres
de cSpada al cinto.
Posec adcm&s Irlarda su Narlamento
propio. Ii Gohierno revO,ucionario
cuenta con fondos ~abundantcs suminis
trados por todoS los ~irlandcscs. "a Vi
q on e. eUelo natal, "a Sc hallcn en
cl cxtranjero.
=! Duchlo irlandas ticne n gran vir-
de oStar Sicmprc unid". Cuando @!
gran O'Conneu inici5 Ia lucha por Ia
l;hcrtad de Irlanda, haoc TN sfg'n.
cmplcando para clio las armas Dc Ia
politica y fuG elccto diputado al par
lamcnte dc Londres, TODD q pueblo II
sin exception de uno solo d."
sus hiios. :, hizo 81 dchcr de contri-
a, sostcnimiento dc 81 d"Gensor.
Fl carino pur SUI udalid lleGuba hasta
extreme dc que alu los mcmdisoS /
4partahau sicmprc dc 10 que So les da-
dc lImoSna uno q dos D"u:QueS para
D'Connell. los cuaIcs ihan n dar a IN
-ondo ccmun que 50 rcmitia mensual-
uerte al gran iuchador. a fin de que
Dudicra aIlrrnar dccentcmcutc. = los
Y d"mas p~ersoHajcs del imperio
hritiuico. Dc aqui que los protestantes
incIcses Iiamaran al gran aCi'ador lr-
landcs IL rcy mcndiSo". iirulo dc Que
50 ~onvanecfa O'Coruell. ESQ rusCo has
Ia para rintar = IN pueblo y para
demostrar que csc pueblo poscn cualida
des altisimas que 10 hacen digno de
So. Gbrc. como de SECURE 10 sord dem
tro de POGO tempo.
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Tn d~esCendiente del Ba'
ron de Humboldt es
Embaj. en- 81 PERI

HAMBURGO. Noviemhrc G.-El Ia
ron G. Won Humboldt, desccndiente del
celcbre sabio alemau Baron Alexandra
de Humboldt, nombrado ultimamenjc
Ministro Plenipoicnciarjo De Alemania
en- el PERU. Sc cml.arc6 on este pucr-
to con rumho a Ia rcpublica sud-ame
ricana. para tomar possession dc ST. al
to cargo.
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Won Hindenburg doctor
Hon. de todas las Uni
Versidades aIemanas

BERLIN, Noviembre 6.-El Rector
de IA Escuela de Altos EstuGios Tee
nicOs de Hanover entreg6 al Marshal
Won Hindenburg e. acta en- virtud de Ia
cual Sc le nombra doctor ho~norario de
todas las escuelas de Altos EStudiOS
TscnicOs de Alemania.
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En- co~rroboraci6n de 10 que estamos
diciendo ahf esta Ell case de Cuba. Gu
vas e!ecciones Sc c~elebrarcu e. dian an
terror a las de los E.stados Unidos. La
opinion Sc i~nc!inaba. 4 juzgar por las
noticias que publican los periGdicos
cubanos. en- favor del General .. lose
Miguel Gomez, candidate lie los nhe-a-
les y sin embargo a Ia bora de Ia vo-
taci6n apareci6 que los votos cran en-
favor del doctor ZayaS. candidate con
serTador. IS deciv. c! candidate Official.
Sc We jesde !uego que ha triunfado
ALI IA imposition, e. articicio. 10 cusl
no puede menos que HERR profunda-
mente los Sentimientos de los vencjdos,
ne DOr ohStinados QUO Sc los Supon-
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EOIcION
Mierccies.

En- los Estados Unidos: Sels me-
ses. Si.0O; I'm ano, $3.50.
Fuera de los Estados Unidos: I'm
ano $500.
Los pages deben hacerSe por ade-
iantado, ell giro postal o de Express,
.arta certiflcada o letra sObre Nue.
"a York. Los precios de Ia suScrip-
zion son en- dinero americana o su
equivalencia en- moneda del pals de
donde Sc s~olicite el periodico.
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NoTA:-Los S~uSeripto-e, a. zanzibar de
:es;dcncla dehen da-rcS tzuto IA Hgeva como
IA antigua direction. a fin de anotAr PfS-
ria-rer2z 81 ea-ahio en- ~nusStrcs GbroS-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-07

EsSist-ado COMO aricolo de scSuada ella
sc en- IA administrator de Car-eos en Nue.
20 Laredo. TanaGlipaS con fecha To- de
Uctubre dc 1920
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toda Ia Correspondence re
iasiva al periodieo, al Director.
SR. IGNACI0 E. LOLANO,
30 n. SANTA ROSA AVE.
SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS
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In reloI de verdsdero nltrito. : e.
neIor de todoS los r~eloieS. Hechc cui-
d~adCsGnente DC q nejor clISc de me-
tal. y TN fuc-te. Que NJ l q miSmo
cUcgo pod-a GeSt-uIrlo. Senala cl item
20 con mas exactitud q1e cUalQuier
otro -eloE So altura e de ) ruiEad6>
po- Is ~pulGadaS dc Giametro. Tieae
cdmpana de a!arma que Sucna nuy
fue-tc. = tienc tambien batsria e,actr!-
ca. cue - I'm eNceiente auSiliar On to-
GaS las enfermetadcs. Tisne tambisn
una GAIA con dos depa-tamentoS. Dicha
GAIA ES De >EGURIDAD. CON PCER-
IA NCE FCERTE y CERRADURA
De COMBTNACIoE. nInsuno sera CD
pa de ab-i-la. sIno solamente IA perSo-
IA que coRozc1 "a combinacIn. Con ca
d. Uno dc estcs Telojes maEdanlo5 Gicec
clones impreSaS. Este re!ox vale GUAM
90 memo $1,000. pero noSotroS hemoS
~reSuelco vendc-lo. duran;e IN corto
tempo. al p-ecio de fab-ica. S!2.75;
Y como IN T-essnte. euviaremO> abso-
lUtsmente lj5-e de cosco. un herraoso
-elox serrocarrilero. perfec,o reSula-
dor de tempo. Estes rclojes estan
vendicnGnsc al precio de $500 : mas
pero cualeSQuier persona cue nos o.
Gcnc uno de los p-ime-oS. obtendra de
uosotros uno de eStoS ultimoS, cnte-
ramente GRATIS. He asui Ia opor-
tUnidaG. para ~aprovcchar esta Canga
.Re>perada: po- t2nto no Sc ta-de. Y
mandcnos sI.0o so~lamente. en- caliGzd
DC dcpoSito. Y el rcSto 10 paGara US
ted cuando q relox lc sea cnt-exado.
GaranrizaroS comrIeta satisfaction o
% devoIverer1cs su dine-o. Corte eS-
70 a7uncio y mandelo con q depjsito
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Entered as Second-class matter February
81. 1918. a. the Post Office AZ san Anto-
MO. Texas under the Act OF March 8,
1876.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-10-01
JOHN EAR1ARTj IN JAIL At
DIES MONIES, SON OF
CHARLES EARhART.
LOCAL OFFICERS AID
IN IDENTIFICATION
Night Sergeant Frank Campbell and
Baiiiff L. D. Hampton Recognize
day After Running Gun Fight With
poliec-Fires Two Shots at Officer

With his head sws,thed in banla.Gs
and hts mind slowly cle..fin.: from
the effects of dope" John Earhurt,
aged 10, of this city, lies in jail at
Des Molno$ charged with partici-
patton in sevrra! recent hold -ups In
thai city and With attempting to take
the life of Il pauolmln following the
robbery OF two drug stores. Earhart
is a son Of Mir, and Mrs. Charles 4.
Earhart. 30S North Twelfth avenue.
and veteran of the world war.
When the story OF thr rObDelies
and The arrest Of Eurhurt MAS sent
out from bes Motues Thursday, there
was some question as to the Identity
OF The young man IN cuhtGdy,N his
name beiu6 BiSeG ~ Grarhett OF
Lll lart. TO CHIEF OF Detectives Tack
BrOphy, EaIhart is alleged 10 have
Siven the name OF John Gearhart aud
to have confessed his part in the
robbeues. ON making thorough
examination ut th9 Young m9n lis
name was found on The coat he wore
Identified by Officers.
Later Earhat WAS Identified by
Nigt Sergeant Frank Camnhcll and
Bathff l.. - Hampton. OF THIS city.
who We're in Dos NIuincs Thursday
for the Kirk haheas corpus hearing.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-10-01

The local officers were positive in
their Identification Earhart having
been in the municipal court here in
recent months on a charge OF intoxi-
cation.
Eaihart was the smaller of the
"Mut and Jeff bandits who have
operated from some time IN Dua
M"'nes, Sarh ut r'Mutt') was can
tufed "Wednesday night after u run
illnE gun hight with Officer Lon
NcWen, while JEFF escaped. The
taller of the two men has not been
iucHtI!ed bat The officers have a
GOOD description of him. The pair
cdnesday night are alleged TO have
help up the bryant Pharmacy. Thir-
tN-eiEhth street and IngersoH ave
nic, and the Brady drug store at
Fourteenth and Walker streets.
Charged With Robbcries
Vt the Bryant pharmacy 500 IN
cash was stolen. The proprietor said
th" men. on entering the store, IN
troduccd themselves ms Mutt and
Jetr and told Glenn White. II clerk,
they had poor luck when they visit
cd the 9turu two WGulIs ago and uy
p,cted to do much better the second
visit They then riflcd three cash
registers. Whites pockets and II
money box at the rear Of the store
At the Br@dy store the men robbed
the cash register of $40 and then
went thru the pockets of Samuel
Buchanan II customer, relieving him
q hall IL,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-10-01
AWAIT HARDlna's RETURN.
Kirk Hearing AGAIN Postporcd-cor
tinuance to Oct 70.

Kirk Hearing acain Postporod-con-
tiruanee to Oct te.
Because OF tire continued absence
of Governor Harding from the state.
the hab1tA corpus case OF pyrl C.
KIRK SGT for nclTing before thr state
Jurisdiction Of the municipal court
of Des Monies. Thursday WAS can-
Linued by the nigh court until c,c~.a
is, The continuance was granted ON
motion OF Attorney General uavnar
~ "hed time in which TO pfepasS
brief.
hIgk is wanted in Nebraska where
he jumped a prison THROUGH" He
Is under sentence for twenty years
for second degree murder He is
also wanted here for the robbery of
the W. NJ. Hodges tewclry store.
The case has been continued for
more than two weeks to insure the
return of the governor to Iowa. The
habeAs corpus proceedings Instituted
by Kinks attorney Were tho result of
eNtradition papers being !ssued with
the governors signature attached
While he WAS out of tho state.
Night Sergeant Frank Campbell
and Bailif l.. D. Hampton again
were Ia Des Moines Thursday to
claim the prisoner if the efforts of
the Nebraska officers to secure Kirk <
nytradition fail.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-10-01
--Tile
I.-R. Cook Book

Send TO the Times Rcpubliran one
or your faYorite recipes. which will
be printed, with the donors name
ana address. Cut out each day the
various recipes and paste them In a
scrap book. Classify the scrap book
80 that recipes Of similar kinds can
DO arranged In order. and indexed.
In a short time you will be surprised
what a good cook book you have
made UP Of tested recipes,
Address your recipes to tho Times
fcDuDDCan, care of Cook Book F,di-
tor, BE sure to include in the manu-
script directions for cooking as well
as the ingredients.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-10-01
SUNDAY NIGHTS ATTRACTION.
w. 9. Patton. Termed tho Peculiar
Comedian, at Odeon.

w. b. Patton. the peculiar come
dian, with his fine company, will APP
pear here at the Odeon Sunday even
ing in his newest comedy The Deadly
Female and it is safe to predict that
after the curtain falls on the last act.
the audience Will so home thankful
for the fact that there is at least one
player and excellent company that
never fail to leave behind an aroma
so sweet and fragrant and satisfying
that. greater demand is created for
more Of the same on each succeeding
visit In the part of Johnson, in THE
Deadly Female Mr.. Patton is de-
light The character, TO those who
personally know the peculiar come
dian, Is simply that OF Mr. Patton
himself. and what more could be de-
siredL
The supporting company. together
with the most costly and elaborate
scenery. effects latest and most fash
fOnable creations in feminine attire
etc., make this attraction one OF the
seasons most worthy offerings 1t is
something you can and will go To-
MpaI OdCOn.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-10-01
INJURED MEN REcovERlNG
Young ard Arp, Hurt in Accident, TO
Be Out i'm Week

Charles Young and Reuben Arp, 81
Gladbrook, the young men injured
Wednesday night when the car in
which they were riding was struck by
a Chicago Great Western train, near
Gladbrook. are not seriously hurt.
according to the attending surgeon
A-ray examinations made Thursday
showed Ioungs spine not to have
been injured and no bones broken
He suffered badly bruised muscles of
the back. Young's condition is no
more serious, his injury consisting
of confusion of the head. The in
jurtd men probably will be able to
leave the hospital within week.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-10-01

morning and q jury impanneled Tes-
nmony for the plaintiff was intro
duced at the morning session and
was concluded early in the afternoon
The defense rested this morning and
arguments Worc made. The jury had
not reported at noon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-10-01
In the District Court.

Judgment for SSSS.95 was entered
Thursday in the district court against
the defendants in the suit OF n. c.
Borton vs., Lana X, and T.. =. Holla-
way horton sued on n prC.niSsory
note.
The case of Mrs. Jennie Shaw vs.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-10-01

Public sale. Oct. 10. 1920. Of fifteen
mead of horses. ninety acres of corn
n cid seventy-ftve head Of cattle,
100 head Of hoes. farm machinery
kimhal & Caughey. one mile west Of
Lamoille. Watch for large ad.-Ad-
vertiSement,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-10-01
RAISlN PIE.

Ono pound Of rnisins cooked in one
quart of water until soft, When cool
add one beaten egg. one cup sugar
the grated rind and juice of ono
lemon, two tablespoons -four rntxcd
with II little cold water. Make with
two crusts. This vii make four pies.
Miss Clara nrechtbill, Gladbrook.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-10-01

a lady from the domestic, science
department OF Ames college will
demonstrate the use Of F;verhost oleo-
margarine at LeVin's store Saturday.
Advertisement.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-10-01
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
Marshall Oil Company of Iowa PAYS
Preferred Stock liuidend

The regular Semi-annual dividend
or per cent on the per cent cum
ulatlve preferred stock of the Mar
snail OH Company Of Iowa has been
declared and mailed today to stock
folders Of record Sept. so, 1920, J. w,
LdenDurn, treasurer
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-10-01
JURY CALL NOV. 8,
Judge Cummings Postpones Date for
Appearance Of TaIesmen.

Judge Is. +. Cummings Thursday
In district court, ordered the jurymen
summoned for the October term OF
court to appear Monday, Nov. s, i'm
stead OF Oct. Is, as at first directed.
Ono hundred jurors will be sum-
rn0noa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-10-01
DAMAGE SUIT TO JURY.
Case of Mrs. Blank VS.. CITY Con-
ciuded jury instructed

~SSS w W. S'StFiN VS. Ivy Son-
cluded. Jury Instructed.
The case Of Mrs. Alice " Blank VS.,
the city went to the jury at i o'clock
today. Mrs. Blnnk is suing for $1,000
damages for alleged personal in
iuries. The plaintiff fell on an ley
sidewalk in front Of the Joseph Jew
elry store last winter. fracturing her
arm.
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Wanted Several good reliable car
riers. Times Republican
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licensed TO Wed.

Mike de Angelo, aged %, and
this city.
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Charles Wignall has been continued
for the term
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-23
COTTON MARKET.

The cotton market yesterday reversed
It's trend, developed strength and ad-
vanced 5 to 119 points on active months.
Business continued mixed but showed
no particular activity during the session.
although the uneasiness of speculative
shorts. duo to circulation of bullish ru-
mors regarding the British coal strike did
much to enliven the market The trade
also gave n good deal of support and
available contracts were scarce at times.
The market showed strength early in
the session, chiefly due to higher Liver-
pool cables and reports that Manchester
was improved in tone and that trade
interests were buyers In the English
market
The days best level was not attained
until the last half hour. when there
was a decided falling off In available
contracts and renewed heavy buying
by Liverpool. At the opening prices were
generally 40 to "a points more than
Thursdays finals. Bulls called atteu-
ton TO advice from Washington in
dicating that there was strong pos
sibility that bankers might aid cotton
farmers to dispose of their product by
the formation of an export financing
corporation. The weather map was n
little less favorable again, showing I'M
settled conditions in the central and
western belts. with rainfall at number
of places. Conditions were clear in the
eastern belt. but temperatures were
little lower.
The inactivity In Fall River although
stressed by bears, had no influence on
prices. Sales of piece goods amounted
10 only 5000 to 1000 pieces and little
inquiry for any style was reported
Curtailment again Increased. Although
prices were frequently 10 to SO points
less than the best level. the market lost
none of its strong undertone. October.
the spot option. was inactive and did not
rise In proportion to other deliveries.
Southern interests and professionals
with profits on the long side were the
most prominent sellers during the day.
The market held UP well and within a
few points of the best near the close,
final bids being 65 to 102 points higher,
and for local spot up u cent to II
cents.