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The evening world., 1920-09-10
BROKER REFUSES
TO SERVE AS JUROR
Mheelock Says Society Breeds
Criminals and Should
Be Tried.

After he had been sworn as n Juror
yesterday At the trial Of Frank Mez-
namora and Ricco Santerelli, who are
charged with a serious offense, Ed
win D. Wheeiock Of No. $50 West
11tth Street refused TO serve.
"Why IL Il you do not want to
nerve3f asked Judge Mcintyre.
Because 1 am utterly opposed to
ehs triad conviction and punishment
of these young men," answered
Wheeloclx, who Is said to be Wall
Street broker. Society itself, which
tolerates conditions that breed criInl-
nails, should be tried and puninhed.
'tSuppose one of your clerks should
steal from you Would you want him
nunished p
mo" I hold that society Il the real
criminal IN such cases. There should
Be . complete change In the condi-
a1ons In society"
''Do YOU know that your attitude In
asclining TO serve has put the county
q q uneiess expense Of at least $1,000,
and that Il may cause q ulistrial =
eha Judge asked.
n can't help that, Your Honor"
Wheeiock replied. 81 would never sit
n a case OF this kind. II society were
- tidal would sit gladly"
This u the most extraordinary
statement ] have ever heart from a
1ufor," Judge Mcintyre said IF i
believed you really knew what you
were talking about I would adtudge
Soa IN contempt OF court and punish
you severely. but you are 30 Illogical
and unBound In your Views that am
merely going TO discharge you from
tho fury panel for the term. Leave
ohia court room.
The evening world., 1920-09-10
anaII Firs ~ MornlnE Telegraph.

a ars mat started In the stereotyping
end proas rooms Of the Morning Tele-
graph SON Street and Eighth Avenue,
burned through a corner Of the editor
"a rooms on the second floor and dis
ahled part OF the wires Of the news ser
VICE last night Telephone connections
also were destroyed in the Newspaper
ofeice and In All stores and houses on
ths same circuit. extending along loth
Street. between Eighth Avenue and
Broadway. The blaze was euCtinguighod
With slight damage.
The evening world., 1920-09-10
s2o,7ss FOR RELIEF FUND.
Hrs. Henry MOrgsnthAu Gives sizes
for WSFk In Near East.

Ths Near East Relief. Of which Cleve-
Ind r. Dodge II treasurer. announces
oontributions amounting TO t2O7SS re-
osiVod during the week ending Sept. 9.
Among New York CITY gifts are Mrs.
Wsnry MorgonthAu, sizes; Percy r.
uSno, 500, the johnson family. $500.
The evening world., 1920-09-10

A WOMAN can hardly
"A see the actual max
"A ing ofher mattress
but che can refrain from
buying Unfortunately.
She con find a responsible
maker and give his product
her preference.
Her unfallIn0 aNsuF-
ance Of sweet, clean mat
tresses is the Simmons
Company Label
This Label means mate
rails sanitary from the very
start, airy, Sunlit work.
rooms; trained crews Of ex-
perienced craftsmen keyed
up to the Simmons ideal
serving the trade Of the
leading stores all over the
The evening world., 1920-09-10
How Can You Be Sure
of Getting Sanitary Mattresses

Nation, and its own rep
utatiOn for sanitary
beds and bedding. buiIt
for sleep.
So all q woman has 60
do IL TO zee the Simmons
Label. and then select tho
style Of Mattress Lhe likes
beSt-sweet and clean
through and drought
She viii find, too, that
Simmons Company knows
just how q mattress should
be built for sleep.
Simmons makes CheoO
fine mattresses In several
grades, each notable mon
ey's worth at Its price.
Your choice Of attractive
patterns Of licking.
The evening world., 1920-09-10
Ask
Your Dealer

GhOwyouhis assort-
ment of simmons
MattreSSeS. Also
Sim m onS Metal
Beds, Day Beds, and
CribS, beautifully
designed - firm,
nOlseiess - built for
sleep.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-11
Live SPORTS Ne1Ds and Comment

OF me tournament, as there has been
some discussion durtnG the past few
years as 20 the clasuisst bowling I'VE
in the indu~rfs,I. worId, and while
there have Been numbers OF local
competitive matehcs'in dtfferent sec-
tions of the country, THIS In the first
tournament embodying entrants from
over such a large field. This was
ma de- possible by the, use OF the teie.
graph. m the scores will be wired
10 hea Quarters In Chicago after the
completion of the three games. There
is no entry fec. and all prizes are no
nations.
The telegrsphis code booklet con-
tanning the code system for the wir-
,i,g OF the scores IN now In the hands
OF the captains OF every team enter
ed and the use OF Nsa me will condense
the message to such an extent that
all scores can he transmitted In a
message of not more than ten words.
Included among the teams are the
Bettendorf team, or Brrtcrdorf. lowe;
Curtis B,nthers & Co, Clinton. Iowa:
J. f.. Decker e. Sons, Mason CITY,
and the Cudahy Packing Company
team, of Sioux CITY.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-11

wen forget this little misunder-
stand. ana start fresh Shall =?
Let's sce.' with great attent.veusss
to The figures. Your twenty per
cent S twelve thousand four hun
drcd. and that. less half expense
cali EN- five thous I'd even
&. that's scvcntv-four hundred"
He tore a sheet from his pocket
check book. dried the ink by waving
It IN the air, and nStcd it over TO
HiHiard. put it away and let's
have some lunch. If you're afraid
to have your friends see me down
here, let's h We it upstairs. I'm not
sensitive, son: it don't, pay"
mo" said billiard, duly, and
guess it never will"
That's the idea,' Now you're
taking serse. Come on son, BUCK
up and let's have some lunch -
At eight O'Clock in the evening,
when Rufus Warning knocked ut Hill
lard's door, it was opened by man
with a face to remember afterward.
There were deep-cut lines-almost
iurrows---by the mouth and eyes;
and the eyes themselves were start
/ lingly luminous. . and drawn. The
mans complexion was chalk white.
I why, Mr.. Hiliard!" exclaimed
Waring. What on earth's the mat
ter. with you?" ~
Come on in" said billiard. and
his smile was ghastly. i've been
waiting, for you" =
ITO lie gcontinuedD
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-11
FRANK BOYLE
Former eader Of Ansons no Will
Head Cedar Rapids Club.

( Cedar Eapids. Feb. ll.-Tnanks to
hielden Hill, Cedar Rapi,:s Las broken
i,t,o fa,t company, having been
grant ed !; franchise in the Tbree-I
league. at the meeting Of the mag
mates III Chtsa.-o. Monday. Within
itfdlty minutes after the franchise
hrrb yoee2 voted Hll signed Frank
.,Dele. .fnl9Her mana ger ofs,the Wa,
torieo team. as the manager Of the
;Sgnnics fOfNrhc season of 1920. Hill!
returned to Cedar Rapids Monday
ujght. but Boyle will remain In Chi
Caso for two days getting lines. on
string Of ptGyers. Hc'reccntly sold
Onc player to a big league club and
now will try to get him back, for his
Cedar Rap DIS 1920 pennant ehasers'
There viii lie unanimous APP
prQval Of Hits choice of Boyle as a
manager. He is fine fellow, and
clean "por' smaL He is good
jud:se ri payers and a good renetai.
,1t hns lard winning team, las
G.cen aggressive. and persistent. Just
the sort of Manager that the Cedar
Zap dis fans win fake 10 with EN-
tnas a sr. H. managed tire Mar
l1aif eNgh cao ana won tie pannant
in 1916 and 1914. Last year - :lsa
&Erd clun in the Canadian e. que.
- las zen living in/WutgSloo blu,
wili move ms family to Cedar
:apfcfs.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-11
:An,es Prepares For
Indoor Track Meets
Special to Times Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
knes, Feb. lI.--Iowa State Coli
lego indoor track mcn are being put
thru their PAGES IN lively fashion by
Coach Ned Merriam In preparation
for the opening OF the Indoor season
here Feb. 2s, when Ames meets the
University of Minnesota.
II is possible that the Ames rum
fiers may compete one Week sooner
In the A. A. U. championship indoor
meet in Chicago. The question OF
sending a team lis still In the air,
Iowa State will be represented In the
University OF Illinois indoor relays,
March s, by two mile, four-mile and
distance medley teams.
The Ames- Iowa -Grinnell indoor
meet, scheduled for early in March,
has been called Off because Of con-
fiict with the week vacation between
quarters recently granted Iowa STATE
college students.
Just what will be the personnel OF
the Ames team is still matter OF
speculation. Coach Merriam has
been getting a line on his men for
some time but has not yet made any
\ dehnite decisions. Afnes will prob
ably be especially strong in the mid
die distance and longer runs. The
majority of the members Of last
years championship cross country
team are out for the indoor 4 uad.
Among these rAen are Webb Stone,
Cromer, Mitchell. Graham, the FIRE.
vert brothers, Rathbun and Chaner.
Lodwick, "a veteran Of rst year. is
showing up well in the shorter runs.
Wrestling and basketball are hold
ing some of the old track men from
the indoor sport but they will get
into the running game when 1t is
later. transferred to the out doors.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-11
Sport Paragraphs.

Frank Shirnek. Of Iowa City. star
forward on the Iowa basketball team.
and one of the leaders of the big ten
point making, is on the hospital
list. having broken his nose in the
iowa Indiana game. Despite the IN
jury, in fact without showing or IL,
Shimek played thruout the game, anu
il is believed ne will accompany the
team on its trip TO Bloomington and
Lafayette during the coming week.
Preparations are now under way
for the beginning of the track season
by the cornell college athletes. as a
heavy schedule has been. arranged.
Prospects are fairly bright for q
good season. altho the efnder mer
will be seriously handicapped by the
loss of two of the best men.
Browning. holder of the state rec
ord for the two-mile, will probably
be unable to be IN the field this gear
on account Of injuries he sustained
In an automobile accident here last
fall. Sanderson, who won the indi-
vidrD1 hohors in the dual meet With
Coe, will not he on the team This
year, as he expects to leave school
at the close Of the basketball season.
Terrence. veteran distance runner
for the Purple, has finished school
and consequently win MOI be in the
lineup. However, there are several
men in school who have shown up
well. and Coach Sherman Finger ex-
poets to put cut team that vii! be
credit TO the school.
Australia is to be represented at
the olympic games in Antwerp next
sumner. it was officially announced
today II
The University Of Minnesota isso
in2 to spend approximately sssaooo
on new football stadium
The stadium will be remodeled on
the plan of the Yale howl and VIII
have senting capacity between 49,
coo and 10000. The students want
II on present Northrop field, while
some Minnesota heads want tt moved
to w. form school. away from the
campus. and an inconvenient place.
Instead Of the university paying for
Ii the athletic association Will sell
VIE seats TO prominent menberS CT
the alumni, to be sold at any price
that the alumnus cares to pay. To
start with the Gopher school has
about $le0,00 surplus in the treas
ury.
Rol,ert Mclean, Of Chicago, who
lost the worlds ice stating cham
picnship to Oscar Mathiesen. OF
Christ.ania. said that his mistake in
taking the wrong course in the 10000
meter race was caused by an official
giving an incorrect signal. Mclean
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-11
HOLE NEIGHB0RH00DI
GREATLY SURPRISED.
teY ARE TALKING OF nv RE
:ovERY ALL THE WAY TO
BLOOMINGTON SAYS
MQc ZEAL

Ny wonderful recovery has not
v been grand surprise to my
sband and myself, but TO all our
ghbors for miles around where we
," said Mrs. Ida Beal, who re-
es at Normal, Illinois, on II. L, ID,
why, the people all along the way
Bloomington are talking about
difference Taulac has made in
l" she added ard | feel 1t my
~ TO tell everybody about this
md medicine.
For twelve years at least my kid
Us have bothered me and | have
Tered with almost unbearable pains
my back. But this was not my only
,uble by any means. for at the
he got Tanlac | had not enjoyed
rood meal in ten years on account
chronic case Of Indigestion.
ere was hardly minute when |
free from suffering, and the
ms in my back were so severe at
hes that / simply had to sit down
d shut my eyes and hold my head.
times I was almost deathly sick
my stomach, and my kidneys dis
rbed me so often at night | couldn't
any sound sleep and my back
TT me so bad In the mornings ]
uld hardly dress myself. u was all
could do TO get in and out Of bed
d couldn't stop over and pick
+, anything to save my life on ac-
unit OF the pains in my back. l
uld not eat anything without suf-
ring so from boating. palpitation
the heart and shOr,ness of breath
at / would almost faint. wasn't
lie to work but an hour or two a
" and that would lay me up in bed
It'll an awful headache.
This is just the condition | was in
hen | began taking TanlaC, but |
n simply feeling like a different
oman now. TanlaC helped me right
ON the start and in a few days.
ter | began taking il | felt So much
,tter that | was surprised and
ordered If II would continue to
.lp me until got well. have taken
ght bottles now and as said
ferybody who knows me is talking
bout my recovery My kidneys and
ack never bother me now and my
.onach IL in the best Of corditior.
am eating three hearty meals a day
nd enjoy them all and never feel n
,uch of indigestion. | am enjoying
pod health for the first time in
yelve years. Life rs pleasure TO me
gain and | feel so grateful that 7
ant to tell everybody about Taniac.'
Tanfac IS sold IN Marshailtowr by
Id Reliable Drug Co. in st. Anthony
, Geo. L. La Plant. in State Center
: Brimhall Bros. In Melbourne by
X. Corbett. in Glnau by WI <
A. Ward, IN Ferguson by A. r. Idso
Id in Rhodes by Rhodes Pharmacy,
Liscomb by Dillon & Barnes; in
caring by Geo. y. Shearer; in AL
on by Hunter Drug Go.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-11
Pat Page to Llaye
Chisoyo' H'iversiay

y Chics a. t'ub. in--t'0aah Horton
orvine Cl'at3 Pase festerday hand
ed In his resishntios az coach to the
athletic Department of the uDiver-
sity of Chicago, the same 10 take Of
feet al the earliest convenience" Of
the latter board
, Page Has contracted to go 10 The
University NJ indianapolis better
known as Butter University. ~ her 7
of the athlete dut tttment of IlGi
i.,gtitution. lis resignation hs,i n'
leon, acted on last niynt. but pr:c
h,. ninde all rr,rr n ~r:'s 10 sever
LIS cohnection With the Midway
~ hobl and sad n0thin.. wn,id pre-
vent HIS proposed change Of environs.
Butler University is being greatly
enlarged ana Page believes IL ar
rords a bug field for athletics. He
sSys, he win make the most Of the
change,
-, ,'as said HAST, hight tiist The G
men on the campus have air. q
... 81 d movement among the
alumni 10 Urge the immediate return
Of pa e. 10 the athletic staff even If
;,p' appeal hard TO he made to the
trustees or tile university,
y 70 say that Page has been a big
fnctbr IN MatDon athletic success,
scaicerE' eS,iicst~s 1t. He was "a star
pcrptTn.-r NJ football, basketball ant
baseball ami hrld place on five
championship Chicago teams. He
also WIS track man of ability. his
forte being, the distance runs.
Page is credited via having play
ed n strongvr prrt IN the various
Maroon victories While student
than a,al- othgrC man that ever won
IFS. letter while following his gradl,-
alton he has been invaluable as "A
coach.
Fage WIS head coach OF both bas-s
ketl,aH and hrsehall on the Midway
and first assistant 10 Director A. A
Stagg in. tltq corchtnr OF the football
squad He IS 80 years old.
When atrrised OF FACES action
Coach. StaGfs seemed dazed. hut paid
a nest tribute TO his retiring assist
mt. whom he termed u fine coucil
excellent Organizer and hard worker
" no will make good. aRd wished
that he cdnld have kept him.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-11

and his manager declined 10 discuss
the championship races until the
moving pictures prove where the
fault lies. Mclean plans to go to
Stockholm to try TO lower some
worlds records.
In their 'steenth meeting In the.
ring, Benny Leonard, champion OF
the lightweights. defeated Johnny
Dundee, the scotch Wop, In brisk
eight round wind-up here. Tho Dun
dee made n good showing, Leonard
was plainly his master, tho Benjamin
was unable to get over his Mary Ann
wallop on the human jumping jack
OF tho fistic brigade. Leonard had
predicted he would Moore n knock
out. Leonard was the heavier OF the
pair and the extra poundage told In
the end. as the champion was the
fresher at the finish. They made 1t
lively all the way and the big crowd
got its moneys worth. No an
nouncement has been made as yet OF
a return match.
william NJ. Johnston. of San Fran
cisco, national singles tennis cham
pion, announces that he has accepted
the invitation OF the United States
Lawn Tennis Association to repre-
sent this country on the courts at
the Olympic games. N
Jay (Doc) Andrews, veteran West
ern league, Western association, Tex
as league and Central association
baseball player, manager Ind um-
IL S,.t,
Gently in an accident in Chicago, has
\been appointed secretary Of the local
Western league club. He Is to re-
port here March /.
Coach NJ. B.-Bankh OF Drake
University has invited the Uni
versity Of Southern California re-
lay teams, which will compete in the
Penn relay meet on May /, 70 stop
here on April "a to compete with the
strong Missouri Valley and western
conference runners, In the annual
Drake relay meet. Thus far no word
has been received from the Oxford
and Cambridge teams, which were
asked to come here providing they
made the trip to the Penn games.
Coach Banks Is also trying TO sched-
ule game with the University OF
California baseball team, which Is to
make trip to the east this spring
The American association adopted
16s-game schedule at its meeting
here. The season will open on April
IA with Columbus at Louisville, To-
ledo at Indianapolis, Minneapolis at
Kansas city and st. Paul at Milwau-
kees President Thomas r. Hickey
Submitted a long and short schedule
and after several hours session it
was decided to accept the longer
schedule.
With ninety-two students enrolled
In boxing classes this year, TIE
into its own at the University Of
Missouri. Twenty of the stu
dents enrolled in the courses are in
the agricultural short course. The
others are regular students in the
university. Wrestling. while less
popular than boxing, is claiming its
share of attention., and twenty-five
students are enrolled in the class,
which meets In several sections.
George Burns. leftiielder of the
/ New York Nationals said today
that he had returned his contract
! unsigned. He said he had been given
an Insufficient increase in salary.
Cobb's Hall. black, white and tan
setter owned by Ty Cobb, the base
ball player. today won the sub
scription stake of the Continental
Field Trials Club at Calhoun. Ala.
The winner gets si,o5o Of the s1,4oo
stake.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-11
old Herbal Remedy
Used For 40 Years in
Relieving Diabetes

The most satisfactory results have
been obtained in combating Diabetes
by observing certain dietary rules
and the judicious use Of Warmers
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-11

that you're an awlui easy Nan to
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billiards Judgment VAS toiterihs.
Where did he stand in relation to
Armstrong now?
"Well?" -
Harmon snatehed AZ the syn of
weakneys, and was instantly per-
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Yes said HiIliard with wither-
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I Harmon glowered at h.hE
; Don't you accuse me CT double-
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! You aren't fool enough to expect
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-11

everybody Is saying 10 me that l
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-11
coE TO ENTER Perm RELAYS
Coach Bryant An7ounces That Two
Teams, VIII Compete in Classic.

Sprciart,. Times Rcpu iI@n
Cedar Rapids. Feb. lI,-Annoupce-
Tent that Coe had accepted an inVi-
@tiOn TO the Penn rcla.- carnival at
Philadelphia. May !, was made here
today 10y George w. Bryant. track
coach az the LEGAL institution. This
IS the frat time in several years tina =
the Crimson and Gold has attempted
TO take prrr in the big eastern classic.
Two teams, one in the mile and ore
in the fra If mile relays. will be en-
tered. N
Definite approval Of the sprin"
track arhe dule was also given out
by the board in contrsi CT athiet'cs.
1t was completed last week At the
meetiuf of Iowa COLLEGE athletic di-
rector:, held in Iowa city
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-11
now TO GET kD
OF YOUR COLE
The quick way is to Use
Dr.. kings New Discovery

noNT put of until tonight What
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a bottle Of DR.. Kings New DiscOr-
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This standard family friend has
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there is no dlsagreeable after-afpfft,
Your druggist has il. COO and $40
bottles. Give II q trial.