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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-20

So much has been said about the
French war brides whom doushooSs
married in France that the pubic mas
never stopped to realize that the
| French girls were not the only ones
who attracted American youth whlie
he was lighting abroad. Those IN
the A. T.. +. who were fortunate
enough To get into Holland found
girls there whom they married ana
brought 10 this country, and Ike the
French brides, they we're forced 10
learn n strange language, acquire new
customs and adapt themselves TO the
life of adopted land.
One Of these brides from the
Netherlands. and the only one In the
city so far as is known is Mrs. Lester
Hambln, 70S South Third street She
was Miss Elizabeth NanGalen of Rot
terdam, and met her husband while he
was stationed in Holland serving in
the naval air service. She is young
woman. OF charming personality, or
the higher class of Rotterdam and has
learned the English language. TO such
an extent that she can converse
readily.
Language Was Easy.
English has not been very hard for
me to learn" she said when asked
how she had managed to master the
language so well in so short time.
Even on the boat, when ! came
across, SO many Americans told me
| spoke good English. But now that
know the Americans a little better.
u believe they told me that only to
make me feel glad.
"Of course 7 would have foun1 II
much harder to learn the methods of
buying in mis- countrt. f I m tried
TO learn alone hut by living here with
NV husbands mother. mama has
helped be very much in getting used
TO things"
Meals in Holland are more frequent
and not SO varied as in this country.
md tie name of the meal itself. i'm
modiotely tolls the housewife what
tho menu will he.
Most of the men," she said go to
work n O'Clock ~ the morning and
they must have their bread and ham.
with always tea to drink. before they
20. Then because they will get
hungry at 8 o'clock. from force Of
habit the wife fixes a sandwich and
a piece Of coffee cake for them to take
along. 1t II o'clock We women have
our little lunch. and then when the
men come home at noon, we have an
other lunch. consisting Of coffee cake.
cheese. milk. fruit and possibly
meat"
The ladies have another little
lunch at 3 o'clock and the big meal
IS served at G. This meal consists
of soup. meat. potatoes. pudding and
wine Or beer.
Do little Baking.
The housewife does very little
cooking. The work for the wife"
answered Mrs. Hamblin. when asked
the duties of the woman in the
home, lis to keep the house clean
The women do not know very much
about baking or preparing food
Bread is never baked in the home. It
is much cheaper to buy it at the
bakery. sga
Then the wife cares for the flow
ers." She said. These. are found in
all parts of Holland. yBoth rich and
poor ore very frrdS0fI them Many
times they neglect OTHER work in or
der TO have their beds of tulips look
'ne their best.
Department Stores Common.
In buying goods at the stores. the
dealers encourage credit, knowing
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-20
Albion News.

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. O. Bridgeman. as
sisred by MIR. and Mrs. We. 1-; dye
man. entertained thirty-six guests at
reception Friday night in honor of
the formers son, Duane. and his
wife, who recently arrived from San
Francisco where they were married
Dec 10. Duane enlisted in the reg
ular army coast artillery in March.
1917. and served three years and
seven months overseas. Among the
out Of town visitors present were Mr..
and Mrs. Reese and son, and Mrs.
Delay. Of Marshalltown, and Mrs.
Van Trese and son Lyle, Of Grinnell.
The evening was spent in a most en-
joyable manner. The Albion orches-
ira furnished music and two course
luncheon was served. Mr.. Bridge
man now has received his discharge
and will remain in Albion, for a
while, at least.
Policy Bros. have purchased the
property formerly occupied by ORGY
Draper which joins other property
recently purchased They will heein
the erection Of a new garage build
ing soon. This building. the exact
location Of which IL not yet known,
will however, front High street.
M. and Mrs. ORGY Draper disposed
Of their household furnishings at a
public auction last week and Mrs.
Draper and daughter will visit In
Marshalltown for while.
Mrs. A. 3. Hixon left Saturday
nl6ht for visit at Grinnell.
The Standard OIL Company. which
mss leased g tract fro. the n. s. & s s.. !.
L. az . site for supply station. will
begin work on the now station soon.
This will improve the appearances Of
that end Of town. A new coal stor-
aTs house. soon to be erected by the
school board. will also be an inn
| nroTemant. -. " =
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-20
NEW CLUB AT ALBION.
Friday Night" Organized to Promote
Clean An,usen1ents,


The first meeting of the Friday
Night Club, held in the club room
over Hunters drug store. last Fri
lay night, was quite a success. The
1ilw club. with tho following otanars.
J. E. Chrisman, president: D. w. Hill
sabeck, vice president. and H. N.
Pratz. secretary and treasurer, 10 be-
ing formed for the promotion Of
clean, moral amusement among its
members. While the Friday Night
Club Is In no way a secret orgAnixa-
ton. only members are welcome,
Scott hall Is to be fitted with outside
fire. escapes which Will open the hall
for public gatherings and It 10 the
intention OF tho club to give a play.
cast from among its members in the
near future.
Tho young people Of Albion have
long felt the need OF q gathering
place which ths club will Ill to Q
great extent, Considerable work Will
be done on the interior and after the
orga nisation II mors nrmfy on IL
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-20
SECURE MANY CONVICTIONS
'';nety- five Per Cent These Arrested
Found Guilty.

In more than % per cent Of the
uses coming before police mag
"tratcs the last year by .arro st by
he city police convictions were Sc
.ured. according to the annual re-
mort OF Police Chief William Lage.
submitted Monday to the council,
During the year ending April l, there
were "A arrests. Of which PA were
or violations o. automobile laws.
Ninety-twO Of the last number were
or speeding. The ARC SITS by quar-
RS follow: First quarter. 81; sec
nj. 30: third, 81; fourth, 60.
or the pa automobile arrests, 80
ere for speeding, 112 or obstruct-
- the streets. OF the 200 other ar
SITS the misdemeanor most often
harGed Was intoxication, for which
. were arrested. The next most
'cqucnt infraction of law was dis
.dcrly> conduct, With IS. and 90
ere arrested for disturbing the
ace.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-20

department STORES Comnn on.
In buying goods at the stores. the
dealers encourage credit, knowing
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-20

tive April I. altho notice has Just
been received by Acting Postmaster
II. T.. Johnson. William Dibbern.
who has been In service several
months as a substitute carrier clerk,
has been given the position. Tho
new clerkship was created TO help
handle the increased work,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-20
APPEALS From ASSESSMENT.
Third Suit Filed Against Supervisors
and DRAINAGE District

The third suit against the Mar
shall county board Of supervisors and
Iowa River Drainage District No. !.
appealing from the DRAINAGE assess
f-ients. has heen fled in the district
court by Mrs. Glcnnie 3. jenkins
Nichols The suit is very similar to
those fled by the NJ. &. st. L. Railway
Company and the Thomas Swearin-
gen estate. The assessment against
the Nichols property is s5.011.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-20
MEET WITH STORY BOARD.
Supervisors Review Report on Mar
shall Story Drainage Project.

shall Story Drainage Project.
Members of The board of super
visors and County Auditor George
Ender'y met with the board of SUI
pervisors Of Story county at Nevada.
relative TO the Marshall Story joint
drainage district. The two boards re-
viewed the whole profile and the re-
port of the Story county engineer.
the latter being directed to make :.
supplementary report. The meeting
city May 6.
The district Is largely in Story
oounty but embraces some small
tracts in western Marshall county.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-20
FIRST ATHLETIC
SHOW ON APRIL %
AMERICAN LEGION POSTS CLUB
ARRANGEs ITS OPENING
PROGRAM.
TANGO AND AMoNs TO
MEET FEATURE BOUT
Welter- weight Champion OF Oes
Moines and Fighting Doughboy"
to Go Eight Rounds--Seven Three
round Boxing Matches and Two
Twenty. minute Wrestling Bouts.

The American Legion Athletic
Tub will stage its first athletic car
1ival Thursday night, April %, at
American hall with Joe Tango, welt
or-wo.ght champion Of DCa Ncines,
and Archie Amons. the fighting
/ doughhoy" Of this city appearing in
IN eight round bout the main go Of
the evening. In addition there will
pc seven three round boxing match
IS, by boxers of Des Moines and this
city, and two twenty minute wrest-
lng matches. The club has arranged
good program for the first enter
tainment and al the participants are
said to be fast and clever. Aside
s~ona the main bout no announcement
las been made of the lighters APP
pearing in the preliminaries because
no definite selection of opponents
has been made in all eases.
The membership committee has
made its final canvass and the sue
cess met with was such as 10 insure
the disposal Of the remaining mem
berships before tonight. The mem
Dershius az Tor three months ani
members will be admitted to the two
entertainments planned for this
spring.
Look fer Fast Bout.
The Tango Amons bout is expect
ed to be fast Tango has made an
! nvi4ble record in his profession in
and about pos Moines, winning the
/ weitcr title and scoring five knock
outs in his six last bouts.
/ Amons won a reputation during
! his service with tn army and has to
luis credit ten round draw with
KID" Miller. Of South Dakota. He
& an aggressive fighter who can
( axe punishment. r..
Amons is now in training for the
match. The Des' Moines boy is said
o be In excellent condition and to
/ be training strenuously.
Special Training Quarters.
The club has made arrangements
for training quarters. having equip
ped rooms for the purpose and those
Who are scheduled to participate at
the opening or future shows may
! use the quarters up to the time of
! he exhibition. Athletes desiring in
| f0rnl"tion rega riding the rooms should
/ 'omr1Hnioete with Lester Flower, OF
! ne local poet.
The opening show will be one of
ome length. offering as it does
! .wcnty- nine rounds Of boxing and
I 'orty rinutcs of wrestling. A port
/ ble ring of moIerr type is built
| nd Hr~H 0Fern"n-s will be made to
! ere for the participants and the
! -uoctatOrS.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-20
ADY
nd
EXTRA CLERK AUTHORIZED.
William Dibbern Becomes Member Of
postofficc Clerical Force.

the local postoffice has been made
by the postoffice department, effec-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-20

try, The French shoe, which recently
has been made "a fad here, was in
vogue over n year ago In Holland.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-20

feet il expects to enlarge It's scope TO
any sort of clean enlcrtatHr-e~t
which will add to the social life OF
lie town.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-11-02
SAVINGS ON ALL WINTER
Underwear Of from
5 to 25%
$500 wool union suits
1895
MEN

EXTRA SPECIALS
81 Bleaehed PeppereI Sheeting
Regular $1.35 value ------Sl.08
Same Unbleached, 0Sc at----75e
40 inch Pillow Tubing, our
Toe value at -------------69
Extra heavy Outing flannel
regular 45c value at------36e
~ inch Zephyr Bingham, regu-
lar Soc value ut ----------53e
q inch Ginghams, fancy plaids
regular SOC value at 3Ge
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-10-27

hi ien tln npibligsi subuiy Maze
doiiti ii MS icn k ntinhQ N loh6l.
MIN husnfakt kousk1m, ale va.
.lptnt dtrniS ~ rvacky soc dem
xaplaii snliddrne celt n6rod llyb.
nou silou velik9ch boufi nrhudc n
mas komunisim u9bfl stoupajicI
drahnta MISSY lidu ison zradika.
.lisoydny II IA 10 neiyttsi vina soc.
lcn0krrip V Republice ~ pre-.
.sialo bIti riskanlniin hldsnt rcyo.
loci prayp opuk DC pebczpctn$
iodine vpebodisko vidi W. snof6.
dane administrative u v tom, kdyS
nova ylddn PRIDE : ntkolika vel
kfmi yccmi, kterd by umoznlly
dali il potfebnS Kid
Lord" Larisch, Wilczek.
Mark}z Gcro II jim podobni ma.
.iitcle panstyi u ublobaroni Y 10.
.sinska dali o sobc r0zsifit poYt-
.sti, ~ ncztr0ti . p0dy, ktcr6 byla
.jiE / parceIoyduH, ami pide, prolo'
H. se stall auglickymi obeany
.sldtuimi u lordy, Ttz RUNE labul.
Ky na jejicb slatcich mali pfiyds.
Ky "'lordd". NnSi lido tyrdi, ze
jim lordstyi ME neprospeje, proto.
~ no dobyli 20 uzdkon6ni poem.
koyt rcformy, a 10 Y ceI6 rcpn-
blice ic jcn 6 anglickSch majitclG
zayodd a panstyi, ktcrd m0ac An.
glic prdyopIatn6 haiti, ale jsou
iakf ndzory opacnt. ktcrG hodue
kali pomdry ma ToSiusIai. o bSya.
ltho arcihdizcte ovscm uetfeba
miti star0stii jdc II ucho o ldno
eesIt6ho %krdloystyi, 0 zemd mn
%p1jdcu6, yc ktcf3cb jistc W mdit
ucbndc.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-10-27

6islotS Jinak ie tinskf iidelui
lislck vclice b0hnlf u lisi NJ swift
rnfinoyanou fuzmanilosti cd lidal.
nih0 listku pr0mernSeh eNron
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kuehaf ma neobmezcnou ptile2i
lost upolfchnnim nolmerufhu
mnolstyi zclin u kofcni dociliti od,
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'pfi 1prnye oindcek r1zn}ch dnlbn
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icdnotliySm jidl1m spccifickt PEI
chuti.
Iinak ucni pokud 50 tSte upo.
tfcbrni strayy mnsn6 u r0sillnnf
ciusk6 kuchync ncpodobn0 nemec
kc domaci strnyc. Take einsltf
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10 v AngDii, ktery ddv6 ySIucn6
pfednost masu, n cd kuebyne ia.
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Iiv i IN sc muohdy odyraci i hnu-
sem cd Iab6dek obvyklyeb V Elm.
sk6 kucbyni, Nmi6ujemc NO III 0
plontvich zralocicb, ptacich hniz-
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chy0sky listck
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-10-27
Napodobitcle.

Vzdycby byIi napodobitcld, We
yscch oborecl umeni, pr1nyoln
atd, pred dvGma tisici Lefty pr1-
VI TAX jake dncs. Latinsky bus
nix Horde We syycb ncsmrcIDych
Epibtolach' yydanycb kolem
roku 10 pred Kristen, prudcc a.
t0ef IA We napodobitcIc sIayngmi
slovy "Imitatorcs, scryum pccns
(NapodobitcI6, Wy stado olro-
ckf)' Dobrt b6sne byly naIo-
dobcDy, dobrb Itky byIy napodo-
bcny, = vyslcdkcm oybcm Why
typz kalda napodobcnina je o.
bob6 Chectc1i Nj koupili dobrg
lflE mpsitc Vi koupiti ltk pdvod-
nj. Touzitc-Ji 20 1leyt pr ne.
cinti k jldlu, zaepc, boIcDi hJae
w, bcryose u pod, musitc syljI0
lfkarhika heb dodaWateIG lfkn 20.
z1dafi 0 oripin1lnf Trihcroyo Itof-
w Vino Tcufo uazcv ucui
pr6zdnym yukon mopak znAFi
pnobo let Dcjpeeliyr jbiho badaui,
ncstisln}ch pokus6 d zkouselF n
ySsIedek yscbo ioho j. 10, 20 il
dncs zndmo jako Trineroyo lIoF.
~ Vino jjody Mdejle witty jcn
Q pGyodm T~rjheroyy Itbyl ~.
sepb TriDer Company, l33315 50,
Ashland Ave. Chicago, ~ Ad~
VTtiseme6f
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-10-27
Vida David
p o Y"
Ccna 1bc, postou 18c.

Knizka j. rozdtlcna ma dy6 "a.
sti' l. Prosloyy k l. mai 2. Phi
Iezitostn| Pro rezistry d1lnic-
kSeb zdbav u slaypostni pflrudka
neoccpitelud, obsah1jici proslovy
pro ncjrdzndjsi momeniy vcfcj-
nfho liyota, V$bor svGdci 0 zku-
scn6 rlce dlouholct6ho pracovni-
ka, y ~potfcbami nasich funkciond-
~ doko1alc obcznamtho.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-10-27
CiNsKA KUCHYNE.

II ncodslrNuilclD$m pfcds1d
kun, ktcrG So dddi \ pokoleni ~
pok0loni, patI tf2 yseobccu6 III
koiru6nS MAJOR, ~ v cinskf KIT
clVui 80 t~potfcbuji ytci, jea bi
rhm ciyilisoyanGho Eyropana II
anelp primo N odporn6 u Iroznf
Oproti toiuu ysak jc zudmou zku
sen6sti, " Chan plali v ASH VI
DejYGtsiho gournauda n N sotYl
jin@ n6rod ma zemi zabgyd We 1
luchyni talk p0drobnt n i t6mti
ndboznon hofliyostf jnko Gimme
u w nikde ia sy6te n%ey6nlje W IA
k1cl,yni folk ndklndu. jako pra.
VI 50 10 dfjc Y CfhG. 70 MITE II
fici ncjen 0 bohatych Ci6mcch.
ktc1 rddi pIali m hosting bdcbor.
koYitf sunny, TO mite So tyrditi
tak6 o prostfm kuIioyi, k1cfy pc
denni iopot6 yd0njc sydi yolu{
cas ia move pok0sy Y k~ulindfsb(n
0mhnt q X yynaldzdni noySch HI.
cbytlskych recepth Cfnsk6 XII
cby1skt hospodGfstyf . jcboz
zdp a jeIl0 bolesfi stard Ne jcdcn
n Getnycb dioskych bozsicy, zapu-
sfiIo lofeny p0maln Size, ale pcy.
nd j jinde 70 plati pfedcysim o
AmTicc, kde dmoM Ne GinskG j.
delnY, TAX w, chops sncys"
'Jmfno syf mali 20 obIibcof finsk6
krmi, jakGnmi 10 mGout, ktcrd Sc.
stAV1 \ l1skb, ecIeru, inalFcb ii.
buick u IA dfobb0 r0zselMnfIo
yopfoydlo masa, h femuz Ne pr.
daVa slime kofcuGnd omAeba npra.
ye1n ~ zrnck sojc Takoytio Wn.
ske l0kaly jsou W yscpb 0nefi
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snad pouze We 6fyrtipb dDsk gcb,
nybrz ! Y jingcb Gdslcch mtsta
d0eaz 10, " 6i6skh knchync uzDa.
vaDa n @ntDa j. u Americana
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10 dozDala dDsEa kneltyn6 UNA
nj q taxi neni y~ylourcno NJ pro.
a4
klcsii Vi ccstu ! d6Ie III pcyhiHf.
Jcjfnn rUzsifpDt 20 syftt il no
pfekhzko meme DezyybJost pfipfa
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q eist0tu il ' Cine oy4cm BRA
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prame0ifa y0da ' Ci1t jsou plny
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Neobecpg odp0r pouzlm,
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fin yffSf 1eetuf X pjtl takoyUro
neli6fon y6da Ci6an pijesz an
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" 1orn4 faje ZaIid0fnost Ci1y
pUspiYa Jestb sfce w skIoDu h 6ev
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-10-27
DRS. BREUER
0Dsraee q zensk6 nsmocs
DIR. MfL06LAV j. BREUEH,
diagnose q within Dsm0es,
CE6Tf LEKAHf

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m eaU BtaJoygb MINE dDkonajoD
iaboratof \ rozpozaayADi yaecb oempei
Name nemoeolfni spojeDf prD ykeeh1
ny opefa<m y vnjtfsi pfpsdy n4T4Def.
fisdovm ' pok0jj fjsl0 2te Security
MgtgM Bgd1vM
tevsroyfeb0dai yob ~. . o die, ~
dfDh1m 1osehpdi v Dtsdz Lincoln, Hsk,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-10-27
Rusky dennik V Praze.

kusky deDnik v Prazc. V
i6obto dneeh MtaI v Praze yych6
mi reky dcnuh Violin Hosu. v
proRramu jeh0 jc obrana Mimi
domokratiokbho, rcpgblikh nsk6bo.
fedcratiynfbo Kuka q boj N rea
Ijsaei pos0eDi o rozgimrG polifi.
sk}eb u soeialnicb prjnciph moro.
w reyolaec r. 1911 lIJaynimi ~.
dakfory tohoto orgaDn jim ru5ii
emjgwnh y pfedstayifeJt straDy
rusk sch sopialist6
" " Nenzju6y( W Lpbpdfy y,
y Minor zoami W. ~ dloahoIetfm
bojeW proti earskf g9moylddb Pro
.gyf Ide5Iy byIi Dpjednop od6ouze.
nj X weren't, h y%yhnanstyi ~ fl.
bjfe X pucep9m pracem TAX M
pr DeJstar1 u njeh o. y, Minor
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-10-27

v "pondfluikf' uvazoyal posIa,
nee JiD sf3br0g, jc,Ii molnf y
ceskpsloyenakf mpubliee nhsilug
pfeyrat q d6spfI Il Dazofu NJ 4.
.sptchn Y pbevratu q zmoenfui N
djkfafnty u nae Vadi unpopular.
most osob ypdoueich komauisfickf
bnnfi NeyeH akf v ohlaE6yauf
regoIuee, Hvlaste ne v prhmyeIo-
ggeh statechj kde ny mohIa trga.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-26
Bath-WOOlwich Ferry

Deputy Attorney General F. F.
Lawrence has this week been in New
London. CT. in connection with COM
pleting the legal sale of the ferryboat
Nathan Hale by that city TO the State
of Maine, this being the steamer that
is to be placed in commission on the
Bath Woolwich ferry, when taken
over by the State and run in con-
nection with the State highway sys-
TEN.
II is understood that the legal titles
to the various pieces Of property in
volved in the ferry in Bath and Wool
wich have been unearthed by Attor-
ney Walter s. Glidden of Bath for the
company's owners. the city Of Bath
and town OF Woolwich, and fled with
the attorney generals department
Governor Nilliken said today that
It was hoped to pass over the pur-
chase sum to the owners as soon as
these formalities have been completed
and the State to take possession.
1t is not the purpose 10 put the Ma =
than Hale on the route until she had
been fully remodeied TO meet the
new requirements on her line Of duty,
That Will take some time after her
arrival on the kennebec, which Will
be in The spring.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-26

~ visualized in vitagraph's new pic
,ure, In Honor's Web" which viii
be shown as the feature photoplay
attractions t the Opera House bes
ginning today.
Harry T. Morey is the star. He
takes the role of Frank Powell.
wealthy manufacturer. with a weak
ling brother. Bert. whom he is send
ing through college. The elder man
applies his fortunes and his expert
ence to shove his brother ahead in
life: but all his efforts seem to go for
naught Bert is weakling. and his
experience seems to demonstrate the
adage that water seeks its own level.
Frank falls in love with the sister
Of the governors wife. His shallow
Drained brother also loves the girl.
and by the inexplicable tricks OF ro-
nance, wins her.
There is a strong Development OF
the eternal triangle OF love. Of mys-
terry and tragedy. which ends in a
tremendously strong climax The
picture s reported by eastern re-
viewers 10 be one of the. best films OF
the year.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-26
Vital Statistics

A singular fact, brought out through
the examination Of vital statistics rec.
ords for the past few years. is that
more boys are born in Maine each year
than girls. OF course the difference is
not tremendous but general predomi-
nance of 30 male births over females
is to be observed.
The last figures available show s3s7
males and 7ses females born during the
year 1918. Comparison Of birth records
by counties shows that Cumberland
Lincoln, Piscataquis, Waldo and YORK
have a slight excess Of the girl babies
over the boys, while Aroos:ook. Andres
coggin. Franklin, Hancock, kennebec,
Knox, Oxford, Penobscct. Sagadahoc,
Somerset and Washington counties
show a predominance Of the males.
The most marked differences are in
Penobscot county, where tho male
births exceed the female by l@s, and in
Aroostook, where the increase Of boys
over girls is 1is
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-26

increase in its personnel. Dr.. Bris-
toll continued:
Il feel that the two subjects ct
child hygiene and public health nurs-
ing can be very easily combined.
and that the addition to our staff in
Augusta Of an experienced nurse who
could superintendent such work for
the department and cooperate in
friendly fashion with such existing
agencies as the Red Cross nursing
service. would be of inestimable val
ue TO Maine.
The public health problem in this
State is essentially a rural one. and
a public health nurse here to be Of
greatest service, would have to cover
large stretches Of territory in her
work. in many none too thickly pop
ulated districts. Our ultimate aim
is 10 have a public health nurse in
our department for each of the SIX
teen counties OF the State but even
now. the problem OF public health
nursing in rural districts has been
far from satisfactorily worked out"