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PRESIDENTSKA vOLBA.

Prichodem presidentske VOL
by, pfipravte Sc ma dtoky, KITE
re ma vas budou cin6ny rhz-
nymi politickymi stoupenci te
i one strany. Vybudujte si sill
ne telo i mysl. tax abyste mohl
die vlastniho lsudku hlasova-
ii a. pomoci zvoliti toho muze,
jehoz administrace jak We
Washingtone, tax We statu bu-
de nam prospesnou. Obrnte. Sc
oproti nabehum politikaru
TIM, ze- Sc zasobite DIR. For
mankovym Horkym Vinem a
DIR. Formanka Magadorou, w.
hlasenou horkou silivkou. K
dostani We vsech obchodech,
kde Sc prodavaji leky aneb
primo Cd DR.. F. Formaneck
CO., 1888 S. California Ave.,
Chicago, Ill. (Adv.)
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XXVII.
Zkouska Erminie.

Erninie byla zvykla vstavati
Sc skrivanem. V lete nebo III
me byla vzhIru sc slunce W.
chodem a ona schvaln6 necha-
la obratiti hlavu svoji postele
oproti vychodu, tax aby prvni
paprsek 7ychazejiciho slunka
polibkem svvm il probudil. Je
TO tax krasne, byti vzbuzenu
rannim slurickem, pravila OF
ci, kdyz Gomlouval il, proc
vstav& tax casne. Ona vedla
celou domacnost sama a nespo-
lehala Sc ma sluzebnictvo nj
kde a niGem a starry kazatel
vSim pravcm mohl Sc chlubiti,
re on a jehc dcera isou vzdy
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Zaiata nevesta.
Ron,Gn We styrech dech cd p E. D. E. N SouthworthovS
Pro "Domacnost' prelozi Hugo Chotek.
Oooooe0eeoe@ee

"Humpl !" zamrucel. ITO je
Lodivny zpusob cfsti psani cd
meho syna. Ten dovede lepe po
uziti prilezitost jak Justin. Ve-
ru, rad bych jej videl v tako-
|vemto postaveni Britomar-
|tou".
A znovu porofil Sc do pozo-
rovani krasne kresby mistrne
ruky Dorea.
"Vy tedy nemilujete mne
meme protc, re, jak Othello
jsem ponakud We vysSich le-
tech?" tazal sc Eastworth.
ooh, niholi! Ne, ne, net" A
pohlednouc nan selmovsky, do
oala: Coz nevite, co pravi
basnik?"'
g. je dobfe jen,
kdyz mpz ma letech starsi je
sve zeny,
neb ona Jako reva kol slime
no dubu
vine Sc Aol neho, podpirajic
Sc nan V zivote Is
Eastworth privinul milenku
svoii jesta tesneji ku svemu
srdci.
"Ano, mas pravdu, draha.
To ale vztahuje Sc ma zeny
moudr6 a rozumne, jako ma
pfiklad isl ty, ma draha Ermi-
ME. Miluj mne tax stale, duve-
fuj mne. a podepri Sc o mne ja-
ko reva o kmen a bud iista, re
hudeme st astni v zivote".
Cht6l jeSt6 neco rici, tlukot
hodin ale iej pTerusil.
"Jedenact hodin! TAX pozde
do no2i nebyli jsme jiz dlouho
vzhurd! Zazvon rychle, at
sluzka prinese sv6tla!"
Erma uposlechla a hned ma
to objevila sc sluzka, nesouci
| tri stribrna svicny S horici svic-
kou.
"Ja netrplm dome zadny
Irlyn, nebot povazuji jej "a ne
zdravy i nebezpecny", pravil
kazatel vSichni odebrali Sc ma
luzko.
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i i pByragedie y svatebnf noci.
~. Roman
Roman

sc sirokym, cernym florem ma
klobouku, stal ma platforme, o.
cekavaje no.
Sluhove sejmuli zdvorile
eapky, kdyz mlady ten slech-
tic kracel kolem mich ku povo-
Zu.
Vedeli, z jake priciny pri-
chazi, posledni vrhnouti po-
! hled ma mrtve telo sestry sve.
Cd niz Sc byl tax kratce pred
tim rozloucil v den jeff svateb-
nj,
Armstrong, kdyz byl vyslo-
vii slova soustrasti tresoucim
hlasem, z nehoz skutecny a We
liky byl znati soucit, chtel "a
ujmouti misto sve ma kozliku
vedle vozky, hrabe vsak no "a
stavil.
"Nechod'te nahoru, dobry
mdj Armstrong;; pojd'te sem
dovnitf ke mne."
Starry muz uposlechl.
Zach, vase Jasnosti," pravil
hluboce vzdychaje, "ani dost
malo bych 81 to byl nepomy-
slel, kdyz videl jsem vas ne
! davno, re "a kratko setkame sc
"a okolnosti takovychto. Wy
znate, jaky jest vyrok, myslim,
! Jasnosti?" dodal po kratkem
mlceni.
"Ano, zGmyslna vrazda, spa
/ chana osobou neb osobami ne
znamymi. VSak ty nemaji zu-
stat neznamymi, Armstrong
zvolal lord nahle a . oci mu
Slehaly blesky. ia ie najdu,
budu ie honit jako slidici pes
q neustanu, dokud je nebudu
NIT. Sestra ma bude pomst6na"
Ia chvili tazal Sc klidnej-
sim iiz hlasem:
"Jak nese ranu tn - lord
| Moreland?"
Con il neSnese - verte M
to, Jasnosti. Zlomi mne to sku.
tetne srdce, kdyz nan tax po.
/ hlizim. Pochybuji, re no JAS.
most Vase pozna - tax sestar.
null
"Ubohy hoch! ubohy hoch
Vim, elm mu byla ona."
"a to vim take ia, Jasnosti
Jsem 81 jist, re kdyz byla tn. na
iare. blahorecil pude, ma ni1
Chodlla. A tax SmySllme VSlcn'
nj"
/ "Mate pravdu. Ubohy More.
land. Ztrata jeho Jest ovsen
vetSi, nez-li MOLE
Zamlcel Sc ma chvih.
Lord st. Maur pfetrhl tichC
to ia okamzik hlasem, kterJ
Sc chvel velikym pohnutim
bolem.
''Prijdu jeste cas- - bycf
mohl il videt, Armstrong
Priidu - neni snad jiz ~ ne
mohl dokoncit.
tpolsrafaNani.l
-~
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pfipraveni k uvitani a pohoste-
nj i vetSiho poctu neocekava-
nych hostI,
Ma druhy den po ubytovani
Sc plukovnika Eastwortha VISTA
la Erminie jeste ranneji, jak
obycejne, sesla do knihovny, a.
by il prov6trala a kdyz byla
sluzee dala navody ohledne sni
dane, sama jala Sc upravovati
stul,
Jitro bylo krasne slunecni
paprsiky vesele odrazely sc jak
cd stfibrneho stolniho, nacini,
tax cd polityrovaneho krbu, "
nemz Dlapolal silny ohen, roze-
hrivaje celou jfdelnu vedlejsi
knihoynu.
"Moje milena - nevim ami,
jak bych YAM mel podekovati
"a vSechnu tn neho u peel, ja-
kou mi v6nujete kterou po-
strehl jsem vsude V pokojich
mne vykazanych. Nikoli, ne
budu vam dekovati slovy, ale
pricinlm Sc, abych vidal vam
dix skutkepn. Jestli pax vite, re
obracel jsem vcera vecer list
po listech V illustrovanych ca
sopisech 2 odbornych listech
jen proto, ze Wy jste rozrezala
archy a prsty vase dotekly Sc
stranek?"
| "Jsem st astna, re jste spo-
kojen Sc vSim, co mohu pro vas
uciniti - eel bohu, ze ie toho
tax malo", odvetila mckee.
"Vy mdzete mne milovati, a.
no, Wy milujete mne uprimne
vrele : tato laska vase cini kaz-
dou i tn nejmensi sluzbicku pro
mne neocenitelnou", pravil
Eastworth, libaje ruku sve
snoubenky.
Halo, Eastworthe. Co to
znamena? Co je to?Co u vsech
horoucich - abych neklel -
pekel Sc dele V senatu?" zvolal
'nahle DIR. Rosenthal, ukazuje
la je1en Glanek v casopisu,
ktery byl prav6 cetl nejvetsi
lpozornosti.
"Co je?" tazal Sc plukovnik
Ellsworth, pristoupiv k otci Err
MIME.
Tu - Tia - tn - ctete
jen", prudce zvolal kazatel, u
kazuje prstem ma jednotlive cd
stavce dlouhe zpravy o jednani
We spolkovem senatu, tykaiici
Sc ostre debaty vzhledem ma
jizni otazku.
Ellsworth patrne byl jiz S
obsahem tim seznamen. nebot'
sotVa preletl zrakem jen neko-
lik fadku, kdyz patrave zahle-
del Sc V oblicej pana Rosentha-
la, prave:
"Obavam Sc, ze nesledujete
tax WYNN politickych otazek,
iak byste mel".
fPnkraTovani.
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"Bude snad l6pe, kdyz to
skryji sam ma nejaky cas- hui
Gel. "Kdybych byl dosti hlou-
pym a dial. to do novin, mohl
by byti vrah snadno varovan.
Take nemyslim, re bych mel
treba rfci neco o tom Jeho JAS
nosti, aspon nyni ne - snad
pozdeji."
Ma tom Sc ustanoviv, opustil
pokoj Sci Sc poohlednout,
zda-li by nekoho nenasel, jenz
by pomohl pri odnaseni mrtvo-
ly hrabenky do jeji loznice.
w. Lord St. Maur.
Velky parnik rozrazel Why
prGplavu anglickeho, celem
smeruje k Anglii.
Ma palube stal muz jakysi
pOdepren o brlenl lodnl.
Oblicej jeho byl bledy, W.
raz V mem hrozne zlostny a me-
vyslovitelne zalny.
Zmackany drzel V ruce tele-
gram, V nemz Sc mu dokazova-
10. re bytOst. kterouZ ma SV6-
te neivice miloval, krute byla
zavrazdena.
Muz ten byl lord st. Maur,
bratr zemfel6 lady Moreland.
Dulezite zalezitosti volaly
no DO Italie V ten samy den,
kdy odbyvan byl snatek sestry
jeho.
Y ten okamzik, kdy sestra
jeho milend proklana byla vra-
zednou dykou ma Kings Nor
ton, plavil on Sc prulivem an
glickym dolu ku brehum ital-
skym.
Byly "a MIN vyslany rychle
telegramy ihned sice, ty ho ale
nezastihly jiz Italii.
PAX dostal do ruky casopisy
jez prinesly zpravy o hrozne
tragedii ma Kings Norton - o
zavrazd6ni manzelky anglicke-
no hrabete v noci jeji svatebnl.
Neni divu, re oblicej jeho
zdal Sc byti krutym a re temne
muz ten pohlizel do hrajicich
81 dole vim.
Zal, ohromny zal sviral srd-
&C jeho. VSak mimo zalu jeSt6
straSna touha 20 pomste.
Pomstu ma netvoru tom, at
jest to kdokoli, kteryz wal
zivot drah6 jeho sestre.
Jakmile pribyl do Londyna
Timed vsednul ma vlak a iel do
Kings Norton. @ odpocinek a
obcerstVeni nedbal.
Byl zimnicne uzkostliv do
stat Sc do domu, kde lezela
mrtvola jeho sestry; nebal sc
niceho TAX, jako ze by mohla
byt jiz pochovana a on by j
nevidel nikdy vice.
Bylo deset hodin V noel
kdyz dospel ma malou tn yes.
nickou stanici.
Uzavreny povoz stall tn prof
pripraveny a Armstrong, starJ
to,, cli1 |, n cy,a 11t a6nn nhlpsnpy r
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~ -
Jaky majetek koupite prito-
mne V Clevelandu "a $4,000?
Starou hadrotu a pfi tom
musite driti sapu a vase man.
zelka ably Sc lopotila do 1mo-
ru a chodila pri tom do ha-
drovny. Ia takovych okolno-
sti nemuzete miti dohled ma
ditky a nasledek toho je polep-
sovna. Kdyz koupite tuto 5Oti-
akrovou farmu Sc vsim zarize-
MIN "a $4,000, nepotrebujete
chodit do sapu ami do hadrov-
ny a deti uchranite cd polep-
sovny, ponevadz vSichni bude-
tie pracovat pro sebe ma farme.
Blizsi informace O teto far
me vam podame a vse vysvet-
lime. Name mnoho rdznyoh
farem ma prodej neb ma yyme-
nu, V rGznych cenach v okoli
Clevelandu V jinych statech.
Jsme nejstarsi pozemkovi jed
natele Clevelandu, nase 35-
leta zkuSenost V tomto oboru
zarucuje vam pine uspokojeni.
Jos. Sedivy a Syn, 1879 E. 40
ST., roh Hamm Ave. Tel. Union
so X. %
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VYMENi Sc novy domek {

VYMENi Sc novy domek o
6ti svetnicich V okoli Broad
way a Union ul. a tez kousek
pozemku, dale domek o A svet
nicich, blize Kinsman Rd.,
rozmer pozemku je 1907 str.
pri 4993 str. a k tomu Jeste
jeden lot. Vezme Sc miste pri-
vatni aneb obohodni. Prodaij
Sc trj domy o ster na vych,
76 ul., blize Cedar Ave-. dale
vymenim obchod "a privatli
dunn. Nam mnoho jinych dom1
iaE na prodeJ, tax "a vy--enu.
Haste Sc u Thor,. Suchy, 2465
E. 36 St. Tel. Priact. 1876 w.
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PIANA ladi, opravuje da-
va do poradku, ze Sc vyrov-
naji novym, c. f. Kerner, l462
Springyard, drive u Wamer-
link and Caldwell Piano Co.
Zaslete listek aneb zavoleite
Mario, 3146 M. GA
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PRODASE.


PRODA Sc dobre zavedeny
a dobfe Sc vyplacejici krejcov-
sky obchod i s majetkem. Do
bre misto pro. toho, kdo mluvi
cesky aneb polsky. Stor Sc
hodi tez pro jakykoli jiny OBJ
chod. Pricina prodeje je od-
chod majitele ma farmu. Hla-
ste Sc v elsie 1897 E. 70 St.
81
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PRODA Sc dunn jednorodin-
ny, diva roxy stary. Da Sc "a
levnou cenu, pak-li Sc proda
do Is. zari. Haste Sc v elsie
1886 E. AZ ST.. Washington
Park. ~ ~ Was :?
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PRODA Sc grocerni obchod
v dobrem miste, zasoby a
fixtures. Haste Sc V elsie 4476
Warner Rd. S. E. ga
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PRODA Sc cihlovy dunn pro
dive rodiny, pIyn, voda, elektri-
ka, dive koupelny, skopky ma
pradlo, velka ban, garaz, tri
loty. Haste Sc " elsie 134O9
Lorenzo Ave. v Mt. Pleasant
mezi Kinsman a Buckeye Rd.
S-3
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PRODA Sc dun pro dive
rodiny ma dlazdene ulici, lot
je 40 pri 150 str, ma ctyfi
svetnice a koupelny nahore a
dole. Sklep, elektrika a jine
zarizeni. Da sc velmi LEVINE.
Blizsi sc sdeli V elsie 3457 E.
113 ul. nahore, blize Union.
$50
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PRODAJI Sc velka plynova

kamna Sc tremi pecemi, jsou
We velmi dobrem stavu. Haste
Sc u Fr. j. Sluky, 346S East
boulevard z Union Ave. Tel.
Broadway 2156 ]. $50
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rohove misto, trzi Sc $500 ty-
dine, pekny byt, v nedeli Sc "a
vira. Haste sc v els. 3215
Chatham Ave. vezmete Lorain
karu. 8-31
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PRODA Sc domek o 6ti mi
stech, lot je 78 pri l45 str. ce-
ma $4,000. Haste Sc V elsie
1896 L. l40 ST. 8-31
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PRODA Sc velmi LEVINE dunn
o peti pokojich, koupelna, e.
lektrika, sklep. Haste Sc els.
4704 Bragden Ave. 8-31
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PRODA Sc novy dGm Sc
vSim zarizenim. Haste Sc v c.
3537 f. 135 ST., z Union Ave.
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-25
IOWA DEMOCRATS ROBBED.
Thief Goes Thru eleeper of spec,,
Train En- Routo ~ ErI.ao

Thief Goes Thru Sleeper of Special
Train En- Route to Frisco.
San Francisco. June 25.-When the
special train bearing the Iowa dele
cation to the democratic national
convention arrived here it was re-
ported that sneak thieves burglarized
car No. and obtained money, Jewell
~ and personal property valued at
approximately $1,000. The burglary
took place somewhere between Grand
Junction, Colo, and Green River,
Utah.
Chief Of Detectives Jack Brophy,
Of Des Moines. Sheriff w. A. Hogan,
Of Anamosa. and United States Dep
uty Marshal f. II. Shoemaker, of
Council Bluffs. searched the Denver
s. Rio Grande special train, but
found no clue to the burglaries and
failed to recover any of the property.
The Iowa police officers believe that
the sneak theft entered car No. /
early in the morning and jumped off
the train on the mountain passes.
where q slow moving train would
make this possible.
Losses reported are as follows:
Deputy Marshall Shoemaker. Coun-
ell Bluffs, $3.50 watch. knife. chain
and pocketbook.
Farley Sheldon, Ames. $500, card
case. tpocketbook. knife and other
property.
DR.. f. S. Feeney, New Hampton,
$50 watch. check book. Identification
cards, and small property.
J. A. Sever. $3.50, knife. watch and
small property. Sever Is from Villisca.
His trousers we're stolen and thrown
under car seat. where they were
later recovered with a roll OF 500 in
the hip pocket. which the burglar had
overlooked.
Clothing was strewn In the aisles
OF the car when Marshal Shoemaker,
the first occupant of oar No. to
awake, discovered the loss OF his
property. He aroused others and
losses were reported on the left hand
side OF the car only,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-25
go back to make her permanent home

go back to make her permanent nome
there.
Waldo Carpenter. the little l-year
old that broke the bone Of his right
leg and was brought to the Com
hospital here, is reported as
making good recovery. He Is son
of Mr.. and Mrs. ID. e. Carpenter, who
live on a farm north of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. d. Decatur, Of this
city, are having the pleasure Of a Wis
1t from Mrs. Lyman Ellis, of Wyom-
ing, and her granddaughter, Miss
Selma Myers. Of Belleview, Neb.
The fact that q nine pound boy has
been born recently to Mr.. and MIL.
Howard l.. Hickey, Of Santa Barbara,
Calf, Is of interest when 1t Is known
that the mother was Grinnell girl.
tho daughter OF Howard L. Triplett.
of this city, who, in this newcomer,
welcomes his third grandson.
A carload Of wool Is to be shipped
from Malcolm on Monday next. June
2S. by the Powesheik branch ofthe
Iowa Wool Growers Association, to
be stored in the extensive co-opera-
tive warehouse in Chicago. The
membership in this association has
increased in the past year from thir-
ty to eighty in this county.
DR.. Louis A. Hopkins took his fam
lily in the automobile and started on
Wednesday for Rochester. Mimi,
where he will spend some time In
special investigation of X-ray pro-
cesses and results while the family
take q vacation.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-25

At new moon the moon is nearer
the sun than at any other place in
the orbit.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-25
0rinnstt and Vicinity.
ial to Times Republican.

0pSCidt 10 1lmeS- H9puDican.
Grinnell. June 25.-H. I. Davis and
H. A. Field. OF this city, were the only
members OF the local Grand Army
Post to attend the state encampment
just closed at Ottumwa. Both
marched In the parade Of Wednes-.
cay.
The Grinnell city band that has
been practicing under the leadership
OF L. L. Simcoke gives notice that the
first open air concert will be given
In the city park on Thursday even
ing next, July J..
The PoWesheik and the Mahaska
county boards Of supervisors met in
Joint session in Grinnell to open the
bids for the material and construc-
ton Of the new county bridge over
Skunk river. to be the joint properly
and built at the Joint expense Of the
two counties. They found that no
bids had been offered and adjourn-
ed without definite action in the
bridge matter.
Funeral services were held yester-
day afternoon over the body Of Jerry
Mulcahy, who died on Tuesday, con-
Quoted by Rev, W. C. wasser, OF the
Methodist church of this city, at tho
home, and tho use Of the Masonic
ritual service at the cemetery. The
pallbearers were: D. A. Hopkins, JACK
Foster, Harold L. Work, L. o. Wilson.
Grant Ramsey and John Rehder. The
following mourners from q distance
were here at the funeral: Mrs. Car
roll Penfleld, from Harvey, ILL.,, q
sister Of Mrs. Mulcahy. Del Coulson
and her brother, from 4rundy Gen.
ter; Ted Mulcahy, a Brother, from
Camp Pike. Arkansas.
Next Tuesday is the date for the
celebration Of the golden wedding
Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Hoffman, Of
Sisourney. and their daughter, Mrs.
70. L. Dieterich. accompanied by her
husband and two children. plan to be
there and help in the happy celebra-
ton.
with tho announcement Of the.
closing Of the Bluebird until the OPP
ening of college In the fall Mr.. and
Mrs. J. 8. McCuniff also announce
that thcy intend to spend tho time
that they plan to spend the time until
the end Of July in Minneapolis. where
they have already como,
Mrs. Lortscher. a sister Of Mrs.
Howard i. Triplett, of this city, has
been iii for some weeks at her home
In What Chser and Mrs. Tr1plett has
been there with her, Recently Mrs.
Lortscher was brought to Grinnell,
but tho removal seemed to react UNI
favorably and she was placed In st.
Francis hospital. She is now reported
as improving satisfactorily,
Miss Dorothy Cady, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. 3. Cady, of this
CITY, has been elected to high school
position in Newton for next year.
Last year she taught in tho Ida
Grove high school.
Mrs. Ruth Reiter likes that part
Of California In and about Los Ange-
lss, where she has been spending the
winter, that she announces her inten-
ton of coming back very soon to
Grinnell to pack her belongings and
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-25
RIVER BARGE LINE CAFE.
Threatened 20 60 on Rocks, Saved
BY Esoh. Cummins Law.

Threatened 70 60 on Rocks, Saved
BY Esoh- cummins Law.
Davenport. June 2B.-It II believed
the government owned limo Of bargea
on the Mississippi river. which has
threatened to 60 on the rocks several
times. IL now organized on firm
basis.
j. G. Mccarthy. secretary Of the
Greater Davenport club. points cut
TIE following facts to the members:
1.-THE Esch- Cummins law returning
the railroads to private ownership
provided tor the operation Of the
barge line by the engineer corps OF
the war department. This law also
provided for joint rates and thru,
bills of lading between the railroads
and the waterways. but the necessary
appropriation to accomplish this was
lacking.
The omission was brought forcibly
to the attention OF the legislators Of
tho Mississippi Valley Waterways as
ISOLATION with the result that an ap-
preparation Of s4.oo0.0o vas obtained.
OF this amount $2.1oo.o0o will be used
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-25
CELEBRATE DATE OF Big DRIVE
Webster City Plans Big Event On
Anniversary OF Offensive.


Special to Times-Republican.
Webster City, June 25.--Following
a custom established last year. Web
ster City again this year will cele-
brate the anniversary of the begin
ming OF the big American drive on
the eastern front In Europe, July Is.
1918, which ended the world war.
the date this year. however, falls on
Sunday, and will be celebrated here
Monday. July 10.
It was decided in Webster City
that this date would be observed In
stead of July and It will probably
become an annual costume here. The
American Legion Is to cooperate
with the Chamber Of Commerce IN
staging the celebration. aa
The celebration 10 to partakeI Of
the nature Of q homecoming for the
soldiers, a day set apart in Hamilton
county for countrywide reunion of
ex-service men. It will be observed
largely after the fashion Of the old
fashioned Fourth Of July basket pic
mic celebration. There will be air
plane stunts, vaudeville acts, an ad-
dress by some speaker Of statewide
or national fame and other attrac-
tons which usually go to make up
Q. day Of this kind. l
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-25
LEADERS OF TWELVE STATES
CLOSE CONFERENCE
AT AMES.
PLAN ACTION TO
REFORM MARKETING
Take Stops to Reduce Cost and Risk
in Selling Grains and Live Stock
No Relief Seen In Car Shortage
Two Conferences TO Bs Held to
Consider Definite Action.

Ames. June 25.--Officials Of twelve
middle west state farm bureau feder-
atoms ended two day session here
on grain and live stock ma rketing.
wool pooling, car shortage and SELL
Ing hogs at the markets on grades on
a hog exchange"
/ Concerted action Of nil orsaniza-
tons and states interested in these
matters is to be sought at two con-
ferepces to be arranged by the
American Farm Bureau federation
soon. The farm bureau folks will bid
to the meeting leaders In the grange,
cooperative grain and live stock as
sociations; the equities. unions, non
partisan league, state live stock as
lsoclations, and any other interested.
The motion calling for a grain meet
Ing was made by Secretary E. n.
cunningham Of the Iowa Farm Bur
eau and the live stock roundup by
knute Espe. president Of the iowa
CO. cooperative shippers. President c.
w. Hunt Of the Iowa Farm Bureau
presided the first day and Howard
Leonard, president Of the Illinois As
ricultural association. the second
day.
That something must be done to
eliminate some OF the chances and
costs OF marketing was the general
sentiment of the live stock men pres
ent. They said that unless live stock
feeders were assured Of more uni
form profit on their operations the
industry was certain to decline. only
to be followed again by excessive
production and denoralixed condt-
tons. The live stock survey was ad-
lvocated a. ono means. when perfect
ed, to control tho flow Of stock to
market and prevent sharp nuctuation
in prices. Some thought the sone plan
might be improved. Tho hog ex-
change" was outlined In detail and
recommended by DR.. o. u Dyson.
former state veterinarian Of Illinois.
who was questioned by = number
who could not see how It would make
prices any better. A. Sykes, president
Of the Corn Belt Meat Producsrf as
sociation; Martin sar, secretary Of
the Iowa cooperative shippers;
Knute Espe, p. II. Cunningham and
others spoke on this question. Several
other speakers advocated radical
plans, but the general belief was that
the best results would DO obtained
for all by first trying to improve the
present system rather than attempt
ling to overthrow It.
1.-THE packers have agreed with US
that gluts and breaks arc bad for all
and they say they stand ready %
help u.s." said q prominent stockman
Lets take them at their word and
see what can be done to control the
runs. II they do not como clean, then
we can take the bull by the horns