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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-05

Chicago, April 5.
Corn-No. ) mixed, 100 q t.Ss' Z
No. 4 mixed. 1881 9164; No. )
mixed. 1871; No. 3 yellow, 1919
16S: No. yellow. 1851 4 q 1.65; No. )
yellow, 1921; No. 6 yellow, 1.s1; No.
. white. 1851: No. s white, 1919
1914 No. white. l.64.
Oats-No. ! white, 1909: No. .
white. 1.0QI101; No. 8 white, ssG
991a; No white, 97l2.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-05
CHICAGO Grain Close.

Higher quotations on hogs iifte
provisions. Demand was SLOW.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-05
CHICAGO Live Stock.

Chicago, April 8.
Cattle-Estimated receipts for to-
day, 5000; market unsettled.
Beef steers, medium and
heavy weight, choice
and prime .14.00m15.50
Medium and good .......l1.75@14.0
Common ........ .'.lo.25Q11.7
Light beef steers, good
and choice .12.T5 Gli.io
Common and medium ..10.009l2.75
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-05
Kansas City Live Stock.

Kansas City, April o.
Cattle-Estimated receipts for to-
day 1000; market higher.
Beef steers, choice and
prime ................ 1920 l4.ou
Medium and good ....... 11.50 q 1895
Common ................10 TO- 0l1.40
Light beef steers, good
and choice ........... III. 90913.60
Common and medium 80. s.00911.s0
Butcher heifers ......... 7.25Q13.25
Butcher cows MINIMUM. 6.s0Ql2.0U
Stocker steers .......... 6.75911.50
Feeder steers .......... S.60912.65
Veal calves, light and
handy weight ..14.5o9 l6.oo
Hogs-Estimated receipts for to-
day 5000; market higher.
Bulk of sales ........... .14.50 @15.7O
Heavy weight .14.5o@1o.o0
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-05
CORN SLUMPS AT TER
STRONG OPENING
FRESH ADVANCES PROVOKE
GENERAL SELLING AND MA
TERiAL SETBACK ENsuEs.
OFFERINGS ARE SCARCE
AT OPENING OF SALES

Traffic Delays Due to Switohmen's
Strike and Sunday Blizzard Re-
sponsible Fer Upturns -- Commits
sion Houses Turn to BearS- Oats
Follows Lead OF Corn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-21

Heavy Armure and Mercerized
Tapestry Portieres, in rose. green.
brown and red; 2La yards long,
40 to 4s inches wide; one to three
pairs alike. -
A few odd strips, for single
doors, at $2.9S each.
Goldenberg's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-21
400 Pairs of
Women's High Shoes
at $1.79

(Sizes to 4 Only
Only 400 in the lot representing accumulation left
from sales Lace and button Styles of patent colt
black kid and dull feathers; high and low heels; sizes
only. No exchanges-no refunds.
Up to $500 Girls Shoes $500
weled soles and low hees 21s to T.
Up to $500 Misses and Children's Shoes, $1.05
exchangesNo refunds
Goldenbg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-21
Up to So
ChanOiSette
Gloves, $1.39 Pair

Women's Long Charnoisette
Gloves. a famous makers sam
pie line; in white and lpongee
colors; II and rs button
lengths; mousquetaire style,
with self or contrast stitched
backs; size 6A only. Perfect
quality.
Goldenbery's-First Floor.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-18
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 (copgist 1920 by 1he Heu Entsrpri,e Asocado

I saw of him. That was after We had found your sister-which is quite an- other story. Bob and I were always preparing each other for any emer- gency. He had instructed me to get his sister away from the hacienda without delay. He went with Donna Camilla to the paneled room-where Certeis was hidden
 And Bob did not return? And you knew-you must have known-that that fierce old woman was ready to kill any American--''
 That is not the fear which tortures pie Mrs. Lorimer. The earthquake reached it's climax within five minutes after your husband left us. Your sis ter law and I were in the auto. We felt the earth tremble-we saw walls crumble about us-we heard the crash of falling roofs-the tower of the old church wayered and flattened out in q mass of sand and gravel. The bells changed sharply as if they were crying out against their own destruction. Jordan Spence went on, spinning out his words in order to delay telling me the truth about Bob. I shivered and
Arizona republican., 1920-03-18

Travers leaned over and pulled rug closer about me. Yar;,,ar
 II went over the ruins, Mrs. L.'u LOT my as soon as the earth was sun asaii , e,ot a working gang together We cooi" locate the secret chamber, put we couldn't get into it. The WaHs sun stand. like prison walls, Mrs Lo. inner. That little room was ofislhahs n fort. 1t seems. and made to last siof ever'' ..,
 Don't be frightened, Mrs l4erimer, h~oke in T-avers From what spence saws. I feel sure that Bob Is not dea,i- He is simply immured, with Certeis and the old wonan."
 Nobody about the place mas the least idea how to get into H. spence continued The quake seemed to nave shaken the brains out of the MeXicahs' And the earthquake had heaped up mounds of debris all around the secret chaber. so that even Donna Camilla couldn't get out through any or the panels which slide so mysteriously III the walls. I had to abandon my plan to rescue Bob at once. Don't paiE" me. Mrs. Lorimer. Miss Lorimer's con- dition was such that I had to get her to. the coast and to her father. I de clded to make the effort. W hat cls- aster followed, you already know. Be assured that as soon as we get ashore am going back to the hacienda for your husband.
 And I am going with you, Dr. Srence," l said.
 lTo Be Continued)
Arizona republican., 1920-03-18
Hear Bob Is Entomber in the Ha-
 cienda By the Earthquake


 Something dreadful has happened to Bob. I know" I continued with a calmneSs which astonished myself. And I think, pr. Spence. that you wanted to get me safely on the yacht with Daddy before you told me. That is now impossible. So please tell me at once. Tell me the truth Jorda n Spence. you don't know me. I will not faint-I will not scream-I will not have hysterics-no matter how dread full your news may be-"
 ''I am sure you are a brave little woman. Mrs. Lorimer,' Spence said. but instead of looking at me while he talked. he looked at Travers, quite helplessly. Even in the midst of my suspense, it occurred to me that men are often curiously helpless in the in- timate social relations. Jordan Spence was one of the country's most famous medical men. His reputation had been vastly enhanced by his war experi- ences. He must have been the bearer of bad news to hundreds of human be- ings in his time. and nobody could doubt that he had bestowed his hon est sympathy as well as his skill upon strangers in need of it. Nevertheless he was finding it almost impossible to tell me the worst about his friend, my husband.
 "Go on. Do not be afraid to tell me everything" I murmured.
 Bob went with Donna Camilla to the secret chamber. That was the last
Arizona republican., 1920-03-18
ARIZONA A|VD SO. CAL.
 MAKING RECORD OF
 ARMY INVESTMENTS

Reports from the war departmen' indica te that the Arizona and southern California recruiting district IS max ing a record for enlstments of which it might well be proud. The district stands sixth in the United States m the percentage of recruits it has se- cured in proportion to its quota. As there are 56 districts in the United States it is evident that such results could only have been attained through the excellent work of the recruiting parties and the unlimited co-opera- tion of the civilian population through out the district.
 Officers and men have travelled the length and breadth of Arizona, speak ing the gospel of the new democratic peace time army and explaining to thousan nds the advantage of an enlist ment for a period of one or three years. The educational features have been demonstrated in no uncertain way and the opportunities for travel and phy sical development were given the pub licity. The result has been that young men have realized the great chance to go into the army and make good. and have not let it pass unheeded- More than 25o men have been accepted at the main office as a result of the pres ent drive.
 Men can be accepted for oneyear enlistments in the construction division of the quartermaster corps, regardless of former military service. This opens a branch of the army to young men for one year, where many useful trades can be learned. The field artillery and engineers are also open for enlistments under the same conditions. Call on the sergeant at the recruiting office and he will explain it all to you. and tell you how an enlistment in the army will be to your adva ntage.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-18
SEEK FUNDS HERE ID . AID CHILDREN $ HOME

5000 as the city's quota of the s5o,000 to be raised for the Children's Home which will be located in Tucson This anDouncement was made yesterday by Mrs. W. w. Edwards. president of the Phoenix branch. who has been named as the city chairman of the campaign which will be inaugurated at once.
 Mrs Edwards said that two lots had been donated for the building by Miss Julia Attix of Tucson. and as soon as the funds are raised the work on the building will be begun.
 The public will be appealed to through different organizations, she said. adding that while the campaign would be a personal one in a measure, there would be no house to house can
Arizona republican., 1920-03-18
5Is{e'1e eAe9;u KI KI%1EN

of frorns of a
 
 ands CT a Wise indeed is she who chooses March IT as the day to have informal luncheon
 St. Patrick is friendly to hosesses, for his verdan color be used both in tempting dishes and table deco rations
 Green paper shamrocks make cunning doies to place under highstandng sherbet glasses for the fruit Tiny white paper 'plug" hats with narrow band of green paper pasted the foot of the have been intended from the very beginning of things to hold salted nuts candies
 And to food, the humble potato into it's with vengeance and should be the life of the party
Arizona republican., 1920-03-18
ENDORSE REGULATION
 IF PACKING INDUSTRY

Endorsing the proposed legislation for the regulation of the packing in dustry the Corn Belt Meat Producers association at it's annual meeting at Des Moines, Iowa, a month ago adopt ed the following resolution:
 Resolved, That we consider the re- vised Kenyon -Kendrick bill for super vision of the packing industry as T measure which it is to the advantage of farmers and stockmen, the packers and the people generally. to have en-
Arizona republican., 1920-03-18

picture: then ribbon is enclosed with single rows of beads. and wreaths of beads and silver flower sprigs are ap- pliqued here and there over the chiffon.
 Down each side run three lace ruff fles. each three inches wide. A straighe piece of chiffon is draped across the bandeau foundation, it's lower edge fin- shed with inch wide ribbon and the upper with a bertha of lace and ribbon. while the flower and bead motifs add the finishing touches, as in the skirt.
 The hat, with it's dangling ribbons. is round. crush affair. all of chiffon.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-18

vass. All the workers have vOlun- teered their services and there will be no trained workers engaged during the campaign.
 Mrs. Edwards denied the rumOr which reached her that the Home was a political institution. declaring that politics had no place in the organiza- ton. or its policy She also made point of the fact that the Home is non -sectarian.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-18
MAnU
 0
WANT TO EXPLORE
 RUINS OF EnN

MADRID, March 16.-The newspa- pers are demanding of the government credits for the commencement of exca- vations in the province of Leon, to un- earth Roman cities which are believed to be buried there and which tradition says contain great quantities of jewels and money and antiquities of great value. The papers desire that the task be assigned to experts who would be capable of making a success of the un- dertaking.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-18

1 l tablespoon chopped green olives ? tablespoons chopped celery 1-2 teaspoon finely chopped onion Salt
 Pepper
 Mustard Cut stem ends from peppers and re- nove seeds and white fiber. Let stand in cold salted water for two or three hours to become crisp. Drain. Work nuts, olives, celery and onion into the cheese, adding enough cream to make moist Season with salt and pepper and just dash of mustard and pack the peppers full of the mixture Set away to become firm Then slice in inch slices. and serve three slices on a bed of lettuce hearts to each per- son. Pour over French dressing
 Mint Parfait.
 1 bunch fresh mint
 IF cups sugar
 F cup water
 White eggs
 cups cream
 Is teaspoon salt
 Crush mint leaves and steep in boil ing water for 20 minutes Strain and add water to sugar and boil until syrup will thread when dropped from tip of spoon. Pour slowly on the whites of eggs beaten till stiff and dry. Beat until mixture is cool Whip cream add salt and combine mixtures. Pour into a mold and freeze This sort of frozen dessert requires no turning O.. the freezer. Put a layer or finely crushed ice in the bottom of the freezer. then d layer of salt in equal proportions Less salt may be used ir the packing and a strong brine poured oV CT the ice and salt. This will hasten the freezing. Allow two or three hours for the parfait to harden.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-18

acted into law at the earliest possible date. We request the senators and congressmen from this state 70 use every effort to secure prompt and favorable action upon this bill. We especially request Congressman c. N Haugen. chairman of the house com mittee on agriculture, to endeavor to secure prompt and favorable action by his committee.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-18

Menu for Luncheon.
 Fruit cup, potato soup, chicken pat ties. green peas, new potatoes, sham rock salad, Parker House rolls, mint rarfait, angel cake, coffee
 My Own Recipes.
 Every course in this menu carries out the green and white color scheme The chicken patties may be substi- tuted by a fish dish of some sort or oyster patties could De used. While the patty shells can be made at home. the. inexperienced pastry cook would find it quite a chore and. thrift per hitting, I'd advise buying the shells cf the caterer. The rest of the eats are simple that the effort to pre- pare the luncheon is nil. Use a simple potato soup recipe. adding cream in rlece of milk. and sprinkle finely chopped parsley over the top of each ctp- Put chopped parsley over the po- tatoes, too. The dessert of mint par fait and angel cake will taste like hlt of real Irish fairy food.
 Fruit Cup.
 grapefruits
 bananas
 l cup white grapes (seeded)
 16 green cherries
 Cut grapefruit in half and scoop out the pulp and juice Sprinkle with one. calf cup sugar. Slice bananas into the fruit. This will keep the bananas from turning brown Cut grapes in half and add. Let stand to chill and mix fla vors for two or three hours. Serve in flgh-standing sherbet glasses with two green cherries in each.
 Shamrock Salad
 green peppers
 packages Neufchatel cheese
 1-4 cup chopped nuts
 Sure and if if's Ir;sb x.,;a
Arizona republican., 1920-03-18

The shah of Persia who is expected to visit America possesses. among other precious stones. the famous pear shaped pearl, valued at S3O0.0Oo. which forms a part of the Persian crown jewels.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-18
Sure and if it's Irish wit supplying 1t your own selves.
POLAND HoNoRs HOOVER

: WARSAW. March 16.-(Havas)- Cracow university has conferred the degree of honorary doctor of medicine on Herbert Hoover for services rem dered to Poland.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-18
OUT OF SIBERIA BY APRIL

WASHINGTON March 16.-AIl United States troops in Siberia, :n- cluding the headquarters of the expe- ditionary forces, will be out by April 1. General Graves reported today to the war department.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-18

The old province of Leon was . mediaevial Kingdom soon after the in- vasion of Spain early in the tenth century by the Saracens. In 1037 it was united with Castle but 20 years later the two became separate king doms. only to join hands again in 1230.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-18

NEW YORk.-Have you a ribbon dress and a hat of ribbon to match it? Marjorie Hast is very proud of the rib bon costume, as she calls it. that she wears in Scandal and New Yorks society girls are all wearing them.
 Miss HaSts frock has. first a straigh foundation skirt with bandeau bodice ofsilk. For overdress a cream colored chiffon is used and to this satin ribbon in different widths is sewed. back and front, as shown in
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-06
THE soSToNiANS."
A Musical Extravaganza at the
Odeon Thursday.

One Of the funniest comedy scenes
that has been seen in a burlesque
show for a long time occurs in this
seasons production of "The Bostoni-
ans" which will be seen at the Ode
on Thursday evening. Those two ca
pable comedians, Frank Finney and
Phil OFT. are seen in amusing roles of
an eccentric character and become
involved with secret service men in
an effort to stamp out the opium
traffic. Their work calls upon them
to make trip to Shanghai. The
scene referred to is the one which
shows them landing from an areo-
plane In q Chinese cemetery. The
aeropiane knocks down some OF the
tom bstones of the ancestors which 50
arouse the ire of the natives that
there is an uprising with the object
of driving the foreign devils into the
sea. The comedians, Of course, have
narrowing escape. This is only
sample Of many scenes and situa-
tions which go to make up come
dy production Of fine laughing quail
ity. Odeon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-06

Movie covers will DO given . treat
whom they 70 to see "rhe Wolf' now
showing ut the Casino, with Earle
Williams In the title role. In TINS
picture the handsome vitagraph
leading man leaves the ways Oh
society and takes to the woods as
n French half breed. The thugs and
gestures peculiar to the Frenchman
are we'll handled by the star, but he
fails TO look the part.
Aside from the work Of the star.
Jane Novak. as Hilda McTavish,
George Nichols, as Sandy McTavish.
Billy West. as Huntley, and Brinslcy
Shay, as Baptiste. oil perform their
parts we'll.
Briefly. the story concerns the
search of Jules Beabien, half-brother,
and Baptlste Le Grand, sweetheart
of Annette Beaubien, for the man
who had ruined her life. causing her
death. While setting traps In the
forest, Jules and Baptiste come ia
the cabin of Sandy McTavish. known
as the 'sMadman of the North"
There they find George Mcdonald,
who is attempting to play the same
sort Of game on McTavish's daugh :
ter. Hilda, as the American engineer
had with Annette. Jules and
Baptiste save her and flee In a canoe.
Macdonald follows and In the fight
which takes place when he over
takes the party, he is killed by Jules,
after the latter learns that Mac :
Donald was the man who was re-
sponsible for the death of his sister.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-06
MRa. RAY Il. BROWN DEAD.
Founo wife Dies OF Pneumonia POI
Iovvjno Influenza.

YOUNG wife Dies Of Pneumonia POI
| lowing Influenza.
tNu Helen M. Brown, the wife Of
lav n Brown, and tho daughter Of
N. and Mrs. c. II. Culiey, formerly
Z thts city, but now Of Iowa Falls,
ded az her home, AS swayxe street.
( $50 Friday afternoon OF pneu-
aonia. Mrs.. Brown was taken SICK
fonday.
Mrs. Brown was born In this city
Sct, -, 1898. She was reared here
nA attended school and for several
(ears before her marriage was en-
loyed IA the store Of her father. a
Merchant who was engaged IN tho
Hocery business here for many years
Iefors he moved to Iowa Falls . few
iears ago.
Mr.. Brown was married II Mobsr-
Y. Mo, Dse, -. 1912. Her husband
Eryiyes her q does one daughter,
frstchsn. aged 5 years. In addition
) her parents and brother. Lester,
also lives in Iowa Falls. three
kher brothers and q sister survive
81. They are Floyd B. cu1lsy. city
I'd Mr.. J. II. Ions. Of Taylor town
alp; Claude Culley, LeMars. and
frank Culley. Of Amss.
The funeral, which win b private,
tll liz held At the home Sunday At
srnoon at 1 O'Clock. Rev. w. q.
trowdsr win conduct theissEvice and
h,riai win be in Riverside.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-06
AZ the Strand.

Doris May and Douglas MacLean,
the yaouthful comedy stars. are ap-
pearing at the Strand in their new
est picture, What's Your Husband
Doing?" They appeared on the
screen at the Strand short time
ago In "Twenty-three and One-half
Hours Leave" q picture with a
much better story and much better
suited to their talents than the one
now showing. What's Your Hus
band Doing?" gets away to a slow
start and has a poor climax which
does not make effective the moral
that the story Is intended to show.
The story is a comedy about young
husbands and wives and a grand
mix-up at a lively roadhouse. Miss
May and Mr.. MacLean make their
roles effective when given the oppor-
tunity and the remainder of the cas-
is we'll chosen. 1t includes Walter
HERS ana William Buckley. knights
and Knighties" was the comedy
shown.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-06

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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-06

Divine worship at the Methodist
church morning and evening. To-
morrow we begin Our Sunday school
campaign. DR.. Crowder will preach
in the morning on the Child and
the church, II you are interested In
Sunday school work be present and
bring the children. The evening SER
vice will be evangelistic in spirit. II
you are interested in music hear
Ralph Pykes' organ recital, begin
ming promptly at 1880 o'clock. Com
mittse.