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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-28

friends in the city who may wish to
participate and bring their baskets to
the Wheeler home. The affair ~
is to be In honor Of Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Tuttle, of the same neighbor-
hood, who also are leaving the neigh
borhood March l for new farm
home about five miles south of this
city.
Altho he will be 6S Sunday this will
be only the 18th anniversary OF Rev
Mr.. Wheeler's birth. He has beer
cheated out Of one anniversary, be
cause Of the beginning Of the new
century in 1900. This seeming un.
necessary equalization of things has
always seemed unfair to Mr.. Wheel
er. who never has quite got over the
fact that he missed birthday TWEEN
ty years ago.
Other Leap Year Anniversaries.
There are several other leap year
anniversaries to be celebrated Sun
day In which local people are In
terested.
Irene Low. the youngest daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. P. Low, Of Green
Mountain, altho enrolled as high
school student here at the age of TO-
will be ~" Sunday. Sixteen members
Of the family and girl friends Of the
young lady will gather at the Low
home to celebrate the event.
There will be eight candles on the
cake that will grace the table of Mrs.
Isaac Drury. 103 South Eighth ave-
nue.. Sunday when the family will
hold n reunion in honor of Mrs.
Drury's Sth anniversary. Mrs. Drury
Is In the same position as Rev. Mr..
Wheeler. She has missed birthday,
and should be 9 instead OF 8.
Mrs. Floyd Revelle. formerly Rose
kliebenstein, of this CITY, now a resi-
dent Of st. Paul, will be II Sunday.
She also missed out" on q birthday
with the dawn Of the new century.
Maurice Hull, youngest son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles IL Hull. 40s West
State street. and Holmes Packer, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Packer.
now Of Los Angeles, will each be "5'
Sunday. Born Feb. 20, 1895, these
two boys, who will be "a Sunday,
were 8 years old before they had a
birthday" Hull. who is employed
by the International Harvester Com
pany, at Milwaukee. will celebrate
the event by investigating the con-
tents of two or three boxes Of cakes
and cookies sent him by his mother.
Packer 10 student of medicine in
Los Angeles.
Watch For Leap Year Babies.
As the T.-R. Is anxious to keep
track Of al OF the new leap year
babies, this Newspaper wi! consider
It an especial favor for information
concerning the birth OF all babies who
arrive Feb. 20. The T.-R. Is in
terested In the arrival OF all babies,
regardless of the day they are born.
but especially leap year babies. Let
the newspaper know of the birth OF
leap year babies. that they may be
added to the roster Of those who are
80 unfortunate as to have q birthday
once every four years.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-28
With Birthday Anniversary Only Once
In -Four Years These Celebrate Sunday

Sunday will be a great day in
many homes Of this county, where
leap year babies" will celebrate the
anniversaries Of their birth. Three
babies born last Feb. 20 are all liv-
ing, and will have their first birth
days" Sunday, altho they will be
years old. They are Irene Ethel
Coulter, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Gaylord Coulter, four miles north
west Of Lamoille; Robert Harry Var.
mum, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Var.
NUN, six miles southwest Of this city;
and Grace Georgia Rowett, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Rowlett, 10:
West Grant street.
At the Coulter home Sunday a few
relatives are to be invited in for din
ner to celebrate this great event In
the family, and Sunday evening, al
the Rowlett home. there will be q
family party for Grace Georgia.
Rev. Frank Wheeler "16" Sunday.
Rev. Frank M. Wheeler, Of Marion
township, one Of the grand old men
OF Marshall county, will be "16" Sun
day. Mrs. Wheeler said today, when
congratulations were offered by the
Times Republican, that her husband
had got to be such q big boy that
he was able to look after himself
pretty well.
The Wheelers are moving to this
city next Tuesday, having bought the
Ahrens property at 400 East State
street. Because of the confusion and
topsy-turveyness Of everything about
the place Mrs. Wheeler explained
that it would not be possible to cele-
brate the event.
However,, because the Wheelers do
not get their Times Republican until
Mr.. Burleson gets ready to deliver
it Monday, 1T will not be violating
any confidence to inform the public
that Mr.. Wheeler will have party.
II the T.-R. knows these Marion
township people as 1t thinks it does,
it will be some party" 1t will be a
surprise basket dinner, arranged by
the neighbours at the Wheeler home
at O'clock, which will be participant
ed in by all Of the good people Of the
community The T.-R has been ask
ed to extend the Invitation to all
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-28
UP IN MABEL'S ROOM.
Comes to the odeon Wednesd ay
Evening.

Naughty, spicy. brilliant. funny,
swift, and daring arc a few OF the
adJectives that have been bestowed
on. up In Mabers Room" tho cele-
brated New York success which A.
III. Woods Will present at the odeon
Theater Wednesday night. direct
from a years run In New York and
Boston. up In Mabers Room"
furnished the laughing matter for
New York play-goers for tho great
or part OF last season and promises
to sweep the country with the same
hurricane OF fun that nearly blew
metropolitan play goers out OF their
seats. II YOU want 10 SEQ how a wom-
an can annoy "A man she likes and
how much damage can be done by
the daintiest, flufriest. plnkcst chem
ise, see up In Mabel's Room" and
sympathize with poor Garry while
he suffers torments under Mabers
bed. up In Mabel's Room" will bring
tickles to your throat tIngles 10 your
blood and the most exquisite assort-
ment of lovely ladies' and lovely
gowns to your eyes that man. woman
or child could wish for or be Jealous
OF. Every member OF the cast is
Broadway favorite.-Odcon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-28
At the Churches

Pastors of the various churches
In the city have announced their
services and sermon subjects for
Sunday as follows:
st. Pauf's Episcopal. Rev. o. c.
Fox - Morning, 1.-The Alpha and
Amega OF Our Religion" evening
"A Forward Looking Injunction"
Congregational. Rev. r. +. Martin
Morning. THE Enlistment OF
Young People in Their Life Work"
vespers. What the Next President OF
the United States Should Be-"
Presbyterian. Rev. J. A. Laurie
Morning, Sermon to fathers and sons:
evening. -Four Men Under One Hat"
Central Church of Christ, Rev. w.
NJ. Baker--Morning "Giving our Best
to Cod" evening. "The Way to God"
Baptist. Rev r. b. Davidson
Morning, THE Vision of the Church,"
evening. 1.-THE Progressive Life"
Methodist. Rev. w. G. Crowder-
Morning. THE Savior OF Mem" even
ing. conducted by minute men, music
by the Sunday school orchestra
Spiritualist, Rev. Eva Mccoy
Evening, PROPHECIES of the Past and
Present"
Elm Lutheran. Rev. A. J. Anders-
Morning. no service: evening, Read
Your Bible"
Church OF the Nazarene, Rev. J. III.
vance-MorninF. steps for n Real
Revival" evening, "Sin as a Self In
Jury or Moral Suicide"
state Street United Evangelical.
Rev. s. y. Ramige-Morning, What
Our World of Unrest Needs Today"
evening Gods Call for Men"
Trinity Lutheran. Rev. Carl Hen
tlerson--MorninE. Jesus In the
House OF Simon:" evening, "The
Lords Last Passover"
First United Evangelical, Rev c..
J. Roths-Mornine, service conduct
ed by pastor: evening, report Of In
terchurch conference held at Des
Moines this week.
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Morning, Jesus Christ"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-28

Manifold SdDing
Opportunities Are
Yours at LeDin;s

: EVERY purchase you make here, dear customer,
sibls only through a buying prestige great
STILL further the s. & II. Green Trading
~ not 70 be ignored
AND our Stockholders have the additional OPP
which discount when considers what all
purchases would amount TO years time.
THIS store as It is today, is the result Of the
loyal cooperation Of thousands customers
years Of Straightforward, legitimate merchandising
THE purchases for this store are not gagged by
prestige-they gagged by buying prestige
B 100000. We member Of the largest
buying syndicates the United States This store
nscted with Jay Co.. 4o4 4th Ave-. NJ Y together with
$50 Of them the largest in the United
States All the buying these stores is handled in this
office Thru such buying eliminate the middle
and you profit because Of this buying prestige
SPRING lines are now ready-new suits-new
coats-new dresses-new blouses-new suits
boys suits-new sks-new wool fabrics-new lovely
voiles white gloves-in
things seemingly without end.
I WE LAY no stress on cheap or low priced mer-
chandise-ths store caters to every sell the
medium priced dependable merchandise-we the
highest priced merchandise sold Marshaltown No
ter what grade want always find here the
merchandise you want for lower price than tho
goods would cost you elsewhere
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-28

Aad wastseul outlay OF mony 70 at
tempt any improvements ON tAs Old
structure
Money necessary in making rspairs
should be used In the building OF =
new arnphitheater and the board In
tends TO DO the Job right once It II
undertaken.
The whole project probably viii be
definitely determined mt the next
meeting and an effort will be made,
II the present site In to be enlarged.
TO begin work early In the spring,
% that all improvements to BIO made
this year may be completed before
fair time
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-28
FLU" GRIP, COLDS
Pneumonia, Fever. Hard Coughs,
TonsIitis.

Read this plain statement.
First This whole brood of wicked
enemies Of health may he kept at
bay, the medical authorities say. by
keeping up high quality of the blood.
and observing the ordinary laws re-
lating to sanitation and health.
That Is why Hoods Sarsaparilla is
recommended as preventive OF
Flu" and other diseases--it is the
standard blood purifier and vitalizer.
Second. for a definite case OF any
Of the prevailing complaints, 1t Is
wise Immediately to call u physician.
Third. for that weakness and pros
tratIon following the FLU" grip and
other diseases, Hoods Sarsap arilla
by renewing the red blood corpus
cles wonderfully restores health.
builds up the whole system. creates
an appetite and makes food taste
good" If cathartic is needed
Hoods Pills are recommended.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-28
Notice to Tax Payers.

First payments OF 1919 taxes
should be in the treasurer's office
before the close of business March
81. 1920. otherwise penalty will be
added on the whole amount from
March 1, 1920.
For the convenience of both the
auditor and treasurer township tax
lists are by school districts, the tax
payer should give his school district
or section number. The real estate
owner in Marshalltown should not
waste his, time and that of the Of
flee force in attempting to pay his
taxes by giving street numbers rs
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-28

that viii be but a suess az best.
know your addition lot and block
from your deed. contract or pro-
vious tax receipt.
The whole amount OF the annual
payments for paving. sidewalk and
sewer are due and payable with the
March payment Of general taxes.
4. NJ. Cause,
County Treasurer.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-28
THE HIP HIP HooRAY GIRLS.
A Big Musical BurIssque Show A
the Odeon Thursday Evening.

A Big Musical Buriesque Show A.
the odeon Thursday Evening.
Nothing helps burlesque show
more than special music Of a catchy
strain and among the exclusive
numbers which will be heard during
the production Of Hip Hip Hooray"
1920 edition at the Odeon Thursday
eveing, will be '"The Girls OF Many
Lands" Underneath the Chinese
Moon" I'm a Real Wild Girl" "A
Dark Man and A Dark Night" Swim
Girls. SWIM" Playing with the
Medicine Ball." Honey Boy, Honey
Girl" take Your Medicine" Let
Me Hear the Songs of Long Ago." II
Cure Them All" and Love is a
Beautiful Dream" Perrin G. Somers
wrote the special music and the ly-
RIGS are by Charles Horwitz who
also wrote the book THE Doll Hos
pital."-Odeon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-28
L|SCOMB SCHOOLS
ARE CONSOLIDATED
PROPOSAL TO MERGE FOUR DIS.
TRicTs CARRIES ~ VOTE.
100 TO 20.
Both COUNTRY AND TOWN
IN FAVOR or MERCER

Town OF lisoomb Carries Proposal
by Eighty-Thres to Two--country
Vote Twsnty.six for and Eighteen
Against--Wiil Use Nav Building
Now osinu Erected In Liseomb.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-28
MARRIED At orTUMwA.
Miss Minnie Holt, lisoomb, and g
n. Smith, City, Wed.

Miss Minnie Holt, liscomb, ana u
n. Smith, City. We'd.
Miss Minnie Holt. daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs II. N. Holt, OF near LIS
comb. and George n. Smith, son OF
Mr. and Mrs. Forest Smith, living
near this city, were married Tues
day afternoon ut ottumwa, accord
ing to word received by the Times
Republican. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. r. Il, Fisher, former
pastor OF the Presbyterian church of
Albion, at his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith are well
known in the Albion and hscomb
neighborhoods. The bride was grad
uated from Albion high school in
1917 and has studied music. Mr..
Smith is a farmer and will take his
wife to reside on a farm two and
one-half miles northeast OF LIS
comb
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-28
Local Weather Record.

Local Weather Record.
Twenty-eight and II were the ex-
tremes Of temperature Friday, COM
pared with II and Thursday and
"a and a year ago Friday. At I
this morning the temperature was
25, compared with II at the CORE
spending hour Friday morning. A
trace Of snow fell Friday night.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-28
BUSINESS HOURS.

Following Dry Goods and Ready To
Wear Firms to Close at $3.50.
Beginning with March l the fol-
lowing firms announce their BUSH
ness hours from $3.50 to $500 Satur-
day excepted. These hours are per-
manent for all seasons of the year.
E. r. Lay, ]. d. Palmer & Co.,
Brintnall G. Brintnall, Sturgeon Mer-
camille Company, Burch Bros, A. H.
Simon
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-28
otico.

Now Is tho time 10 have your
shade trees, fruit trees, grapes and
shrubs trimmed. Dan Olsen, phone
14S5.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-24
NELSON To BOX
POST SGRAPPER

Tommy Nelson. Of FL Paso, and
"scoggie" 8Iuskopf. OF Fort Bliss. viii
endeavor to hand each other the sleep
walIop at the next boxing program
at the studorium, 70 be held We'd
nesday night. April Z, according to
the announcement made Tuesday
night by matchmaker jim Erwin
Nelson and 8Iuskopf are scheduled 10
go ten rounds Both have the name
Of being fast and aggressive men.
They are lightWeignts- MuskOpf IS
one OF the best men at Fort Bliss he
is a member OF the Seventh cavalry
machine gun troop
In addition 20 this main event.
Babe" Cabelle. Of the cath Infantry,
and Digger" Smith viii box eight
rounds in the semi-Windup- Sailor
Brown. Of the g. H & S A shops,
and Soldier Brown. Of the post, viii
start the program with a four round
session
a special match OF SIX rounds viii
be staged by Eddie HanlOn. OF the
base hospital, and Webb McIntire- the
fighting blacksmith There viii be
2S rounds altogether and matchmaker
Erwin Is confident that the card viii
be a pleasing one. Kennard. OF Ehe
Seventh cavalry. supervises the Stu
dorium bouts. He Is an authority on
boxing and held The championship OF
his class at West Point
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-24
Champion Until CLearedn Before Meeting Fenchnan Report
BOXING


FRANKIE FOWLER has returned
I from Stafford. AriZ., where he
! fought a ten round draw Monday
night with Eddie Johnson, the tough
Silver City mlddleweight. Telegraphic
advices from Stafford said that John
son Outpointed Frankie. Returning
with F'OWzer was Tommy Nelson. who
got q six round draw with Billy Alger
at the same entertainment Alger is
one OF the most dangerous boys in the
southwest and few have ever stayed
the limit with him Nelson's good
showing made a hit with the fans
and it Is likely that he win be booked
for main event in the Arizona city.
Both boys are enthusiastic about the
hospitality OF the Saff0rdites and say
a boxer gets a square deal there
FOWzer is due to leave Thursday or
Friday for Columbus, n. NJ, where he
VIII box "Speedball' Hayden Saturday
johnson, Frankie is confident OF get
ting Haydeu's number. He is in
splendid condition, while the pride of
the Z4th infantry mas not done any
strenuous boxing for many weeks
Also, Fowzer believes Johnson is
harder TO land on than Hayden The
f. Paso boy says he has never been
knocked of his feet in a fight, and
he has been battling ten years in the
weller and middieWeiEht classes he
has met some exceedingly tough boys
in that time
The bout at Columbus is expected
TO prove q big drawing card Fans
all over the southwest are much in
terested in 10 and a number VIII go
from Fl PasO TO see IL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-24
BASEBALL WORLD
MAY Be JARED
BY CHARGES
Lee Magee, Former Chi
eago Player, Threatens
to Create Sensation.
SAYS HE'LL "SHOW
UP" NOTED PEOPLE

NNCEsNATI. O.. March 24.-Revela-
y lions Of a sensational nature are
limited at in the announcement
made here Tuesday by Lee Magse,
former Cincinnati and Chicago Ma
tional league ball players
"On Saturday, said Magee. Z shall
make public the charges on which
the National league bases its action
in barring me from It's circuit III
show the documents. both IN my
favor and against me, and let the
public Judge Wether have been fair
~ treated III add 20 this m going
to burn my bridges and then jump
off the ruins. II I'm barred, III take
quite q few noted people with me
I'll show up some people for tricks
turned over since 1906, and there viii
be merry music in the baseball
world"
Robert s Acorn. 1fagee's attorney.
said John Heydler, president OF the
National league. had been asked 10
investigate charges rejecting on Ma
gee made by a National league mag
nate. and added;
IF Mr.. Heydler persists IN ignoring
Nagee's charges and refuses 10 hear
them. the same VIII be made public
by Magee-"
Bagee, it is said. was refused q
contract by the Chicago National
league club for 1870
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-24
What Do You
Know About Sbort2

J. When did Larry Doyle become
a member Of the New York Giiants2
. What was Pat Moran's first pro-
fessional experience
g. When did Pat Moran break into
the National Lacquer
3. In basketball when two or more
free throws are given one team is the
ball in play2
win the national women's tennis titlei
s. Who are said to be the two lead
ing golf pros in the country
= Were Monte and Abe Attel
brothers2
8. Is Eddie O'Keefe really Irish2
g. Which college won the eastern
football championship last fau2
10. Did any National league team
train at home last year2
Answers to Yesterdays Questions
l. Walter Johnson has been twelve
years with the Washington team.
This viii be his thirteenth.
2. Hod Eller had a trial with the
White Sox in 1915, but did not stick
with them
3. George sisler was supposed to
have signed with the Pirates but ne
refused TO report TO them in 1913
and 1914. The Browns put in a claim
and were awarded him by the national
commission.
+ Rivers met Ad Wolgast on July
4, 1912 and was knocked out in the
AA4A- AGEAAAAA AWAAAA ne met ~ me
Richie exactly a year later when he
was champion and was knocked out
in the eleventh round
;. On February 3. 1912 COulon de
feated frankie COnley in 20 rounds
and on February IS. ne defeated
Frankie Burns in 20 rounds Both
bouts were in New Orleans.
Z. The Chance. Evers. Tinkers
Steinfeldt combination Of the old Cubs
rivalled the famous Athletics infield
quartet
g IN case Of a double foul in
basketball the ball is dead after the
first free throw and is put in play
at center after the second
9. r Norris Williams won the a.
y. F. officers tennis championship at
Canes,
10.-John Timothy Callahan was
center on the Yale eleven Henry
Augustus Callahan, a brother, was
center on the Princeton eleven
Copyright, 1922, Thompson Feature
Service.
Tomorrow.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-24
Cause untold suffering
that could be
avoided.

It Is now pretty generally con
ceded that a great majority Of the
suffering that the human family
undergoes. comes through ignorance,
and hence could be avoided.
This sounds Ike a broad state
ment. and yet It Is only too true.
So many people are dragging
through life the victim Of some
chronic ailment that Is either mis-
understood or mistreated. when IN
telligent, rational treatment would
restore them to their normal healthy
condition.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-24
Arrival Of Carpenter
VIII Boost Boxing Game

MILWAUKEE, Wis, March 24-With
Wl the arrival in this country OF
Georges Carpenter, the Euro
pean heavyweight champion and idol
Of France, boxing viii be given an
extra Impetus to the boom which has
been on for some time Carpenter
comes with his manager, Deschamp,
and two clever French boxers -
Charles LedOux. bantam champion,
and A. Papin. champion lightweight
They landede in New York today.
and Carpenter viii go to Los Angeles
for a six weeks slam at the moving
picture game. IN an effort to outrlval
Jack Dempsey. After that he will
make tour OF the states for u TO
IS weeks, possibly 20. appearing in
vaudeville theaters and big conven-
ton halls. That the Frenchman viii
be a big card here goes without say
ing. There is no doubt that right
now he IS a greater attraction than
Jack Dempsey. He is boyish in ap-
pearance, and has a most pleasing
personality The girls will have little
chance. however, as Georges will have
with him his charming little wife.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-24

And night here lies the secret Of
SO much continued suffering from
so-calIed skin diseases. Simply Be
cause the disorder Is manifested by
irritation. itching and often a break
ing out and inflammation Of the sur
face Of the skin. the patient IS mis-
led into believing that the entire
trouble Is confined to this local dis
order.
Hence me mistake IS made Of be-
lieving that the proper treatment is
the application of local remedies to
the affected parts. Very often the
itching and irritation are 50 severe.
that you feel disposed to Try almost
anything for relief. and that IS why
you rely upon local treatment Of
salves. ointments. washes and such
remedies.
But these remedies cannot possibly
have any real curative effect upon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-24

Mr.. Joe Katorkin. a leading furni-
ture dealer Of San Antonio. Texas.
writes After SIX weeks Of continued
use of S. S. S. and bathing the az
fected parts as direeted BY you. l
wish to advise that l am wholly re-
lieved Of the miserable disease which
has afflicted ne for more than
twelve years. I can highly recon-
mend S. S. S. to anyone, and I wish
to thank you for the personal advice
given me IN may case. which was
positively beneficial"
If you are afflicted with eczema.
letter. erysipelas. ring-worms. PIN
pies. acne. scaly erupions. boiIs. II
ritaions of the skin. or other simi-
lar disorders. you need not expect
any real rellet ron local applica-
lions. and the sooner you discard
their use. the sooner you will be on
the road to recovery, provided you
viii rely upon the use Of S. S. S.
This fine old blood remedy goes
direct to the seat of the trouble. and
BY cleansing the blood of all impuri-
ties and disease germs. II keeps the
skin free from infection. and re-
stores it to its normal. healthy con
didon.
For free expert medical advice re-
sarding your own case. write fully
to Chief Medical Adviser. ~ Swift
Laboratory. Atlanta. Ga.-Adv.