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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-14

He was the uncle of Paul Carothers.
connected with the advertising de-
partment of The News Scimtar.
Carothers was engaged in the haul
ing business. His truck broke down
just this side of Lakeview, Miss, and
It was found necessary to send to
Memphis for another to tow In the
disabled machine, A negro boy was
sent with the relief truck. The acci-
dent occurred while the second truck
was towing the first over the bridge.
DR.. Kirby, a resident of the lower
Horn Lake road, was passing. He
gave the negro first aid and in
structed him to return to Memphis.
The physician called for the J. T.
Hinton & Son hearse. and the body
OF Carothers was brought to Mem
phis.
Carothers is survived by widow
and three brothers. His body will
be taken Friday to Adamsvile. Tenn.
for funeral service and burial.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-14
WICHITA FAILS GIN
BURNS; THEORIES DIFFER

WICHITA FALLS, Tex. oct. IA
Fire early today destroyed cotton
gin here. Loss Is estimated at $21, -
600 Fire Chief Mcclure says there
is every evidence OF incendiary ORR
gin, although this theory is discred-
tied by Mr.. Jameson. who said he
had received no warming. Investi-
CATION disclosed that pipe had
been broken Off allowing oil to flood
the engiHe room. Fire chief Nc
Clure has advised all gin owners ia
arm their guards with instruction
10 fire upon all prowlers.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-14
STATE TAKES HAND IN
GIN WARNINGS PROBE

COLUMBIA, = c., Oct. 1A,-tiov.
Cooper has requested W. A. Mac
Swain. state insurance commissioner.
10 investigate threats against cotton
gins in the state. There have been
threats against gina in five ruun.
ties. "Shet this gin read one in
Richland county, ''or we will shet 1t
for YOU" ....
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-14
Coordination Urged
At Hygiene Meet

&F. LOUIS, Oct. 14.--Co-ordina-
ton of efforts of all organizations
working for child hygiene was urged
III resolutions adopted yesterday at
the closing session of the conven-
ton of the American Child Hygiene
association. The resolution, it was
explained, was designed to eliminate
wasted effort through duplication
work.
Herbert Hoover. former food ad.
ministratof. was chosen president
eject Of the association and will take
Cffice next year. Dr. II. L. X. Shaw.
" Albany, n. V. elected president =
year ago, assumed office today.
sherman c. Kingsley. of Cleveland.
Eas chosen second vice president.
Austin, McLanahan. of Baltimore,
was reelected treasurer.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-14
CUBA ASKS U. S. AID
In FINANCIAL CRISIS

WASHINGTON. Oct. 14.-Cuba
has appealed TO the American gov
ernment for aid in its present H.
nancial difficulties. The appeal has
been taken under consideration by
officials to see if some plan Of as
sistance. can be worked out.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-14

canvass PLANNED
FOR NEW COLLEGE
Steady Progress Is Made To-
ward 100000 Goal, But
$152,750 Still Needed to
Locate School Here.

The 35l workers in the College
for Memphis" campaign have about
completed their calls on the 5000
names on the prospect cards dis
tributed at the opening of the drive
and the executive committee has de-
Cided to lift all restrictions and per-
NIT the teams to canvass where they
Will SO far, each worker has con
lined his efforts to soliciting sub
scriptiOns from the prospects defi-
niteiy assigned to him. This meas
ure was necessary to prevent dupl-
cation of effort, but in the whirl-
wind finish of the remaining days of
the drive. the executive committee
plans house H. house canvass of the
entire city.
Steady progress Is being made
toward the $500,000 goal. Wednes-
days reports were decidedly better
than Tuesdays, the total subsCrip-
tions turned in for the day being
$35,S0S as compared to s27.SS6 for
Tuesday The grand total Wednes-
day noon reached $347,250, or within
about $l50,000 of the amount required
to make possible the removal of the
Southwestern college from Clarks-
vile, Ienn., TO MempnlS.
With three more days of the cam
paign to run, it will be necessary to
raise $50,000 each day If the Cam-
paigu Is to succeed. and the entire
organization Is determined that the
effort must succeed. If the amount
is not raised in full when the cam
paign is scheduled to close. 1t will
be continued until the goal is reach
ed, leaders declare.
Divide City Into Zones.
For the systematic canvass Of the
business and residence districts. the
city will be divided into six zones,
with one of the six classes assigned
to each zone. Every citizen will be
urged to give as freely as possible,
but the small contributions Will be
just as welcome as the big ones
An intensive effort will be made
in each of the Presbyterian churches
Sunday. and many Of the churches OF
other denominations will cooperate
with the outlook bright for one of
the most successful days of the cam
paign.
Leaders are hopeful that the pro-
posed $4,000 club may he made a
success. This movement grew from
the proposal of Clarence saunders.
that he would add $4,000 to his sub p
s2ription If nine other men would
give Il like amount. Three such
subscriptions have already u-en
made which with Mr.. Saunders
subscription leaves six more to get.
The suggestion has been made that
some Of the donors of smaller
amC UNITS may be persuaded 60 in
crease their subscriptions so as to
complete the $4,000 club
Mass meetings are being held in
some uart OF the county every night
and ii is estimated that Shelby
county outside of Memphis will con-
tribute at least $4,000.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-14
MACSWENEY HAS GOOD
NIGHT, BUT IS WEAK

LONDON. oct. difference Mat
Swiney, lord mayor Of Cork passed.
a fairly good night, but was reportet
by his physician this morning TO ~
extremely weak, saws the bulletin on
the MAYORS condition. issued at
noon TODAY by the Irish self Deter
mnatlon league. This is the SD day
Of the I0rd riavUr's hunger strike.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-14
GINS CEASE OPERATION.

FORT SMITH, Ark. Oct. H.-TlfB
Ford Allan gin at Wan, okla, has
been warned not to gin cotton until
the market price goes higher, il was
reported over long distance telet
phone. Four gins at Nlan are OPP
Grating, but guards have been placed
about them. Two gins at Lavaca.
Ark, near here, were NOT operating
today. following posting of warnings
Yesterday 4
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-14
Stealing Ride;
Negro Is Killed

Ciingius to the side of n south
bound street car on Rayburn boule-
ward Wednesday night. Tommy Sau-
by, negro TupelO. Miss. was knocK-
ed off and instantly killed. The
negro met death near The spot Whera
Tuesday night five persons, in an
auton obile We're injured when thei
auto was struck by a street car AMI
demolished, ...
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-14
GINS ARE GUARDED.

MUSKOGEE, OKLA, oct. l4.--Gins
at BOynton okla are being closely
guarded by their operators against
possible attacks. Several gins in the
vicinity of Muskogee are under guard
10y armed men.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-14
Weather Forecast

Increasing cloudi-
ness, with showers
probable; cooler.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-14

(coniInued on Page 10, Column ~
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-21
NOTAs FERROCARRlLERAS

In verdad"ro conf!.cto IA surElGo
IN Ia Division q mejvr dicho en- la hi
vision de los F'errocarriles en- esta ciu-
dad. con motive de una circular reel
bida por e personal &c las meDcioua-
das D~ivisiopes. pues IN vista de l4j
uota. los jetGs ' empleados ue los t'e-
rrUcarr!ies no sabeu i cienC!a c!er'a
de qUisnes dependent &c quien-S deben
recibir ordenes.
rs .! cusO que a raiz dc IN enlrada n
Mexico u" los generates A'-a-n Obre
G6n ! Pablo Gonzalez. amboS Jcfes ex-
pid!eron nombramieHto dc Director Ge
neral de los t'errocarriles al senior Ing.
!. Morales Hesse. Gulen desde luego
pas6 ana no;a circular d todas las di-
visiones comunicandolas 81 nombra-
miento.
AhOra Fl general !. l.. Gutierrez. AGA
ha de girar una circular semejante Z
todos los lefes = personal del sistema
terroyisr!o. que ia sido nombrado Di-
rector General ~ los Fevrocarri!es
Naciona!es de Mexico. por ei 9. AGo!fo
de Ia HUerta. Jef- del muylm;ento re-
voluc!ondriO triunfante.
Ante este con:licto. los ietes Y en-
p!eados de las D~iv.siones F~errocarrile-
raS aQui. han acordado pedir inst-uc-
clones. para no iRcurrir en- contradict
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-21
CARROS
NUEVO

La CompaNla de Trarvfas Luz Y
FuerZa Motriz d. esta ctudad, Pondra
en- hreve al servicio publico un regU-
lar numero de irene -lectricos 81 no
nGevos del todo 81 reparados en- su to-
talidad. La gereNCia De Ia C!tada en-
preSa ordenh que tudOs los Carrus Il
Sc hal!aban en malas condolences fue-
ran reparados convenientementc para
81 mejor servicio : comoaidad del pd-
blico.
Ia misma comrania ha tnfor!nado
al Eoh;crno del Estado que Ia existen-
Ella de chapopote que Ia compafla usa
como combustible en- IA planta de luz y
fUerza motriz. esta para agotarse. de-
bidG Il que en- estos nltimos dtss ~ ha
recihido nueyas rem-sas.
Fl EobIcrHo aco"dh qua en- vista lie
quo Ia Via cor TampIro Sc halla va N
bUen estado. no Sc tomaran p~rovIden-
cIas ningunas sobrc el particular. ;oda
v"E que en- case de que llegara a .al-
tar dicho combuStibie. Ell uujCo servi-
60 que Sc veria afeCtado seria 81 de los
,rereS electricos. que no perjudicarfa
g"ranGemente al pnhlIcoo toda vez que
@sre poG-ia hacer uSo del servicio Gle
~au'obuSes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-21
O DEL Ola
81 ARGUMENTO

I'm repcrtero Il pregunt6 en- Tam
pico al General Manuel PelaeZ sobre
Su actitud en- frente de los ultlmOs
acontecimientoS Y conLeSt6 el revo-
l~ucionario huasteco que esraha ente-
ramente identificado con 81 movimien
70 de Aware Obreg6n.
DE modo que Sc hace listed So
lidario del Plan de Aqua Prleta-.a
insinud EMBELLISHMENTS 81 referido
reportero.
! ~recufic6 PelAez:
No, no he ris,O ann e reterido
Plan.
ESQ de estar identiilcado con Ohre-
g6n sin haber visto e. Plan de Aqua
Prieta me recUerds d aQuel lndtIi-
duo que fue a Ia Opera Y que hab:sn
dole consuItado sohre e srgumento
pr=gunto asombrado:
Ell Argumentc?
ST. cue tai eI argum-nto?
-Pues csc no 10 VI.
Ago por ei estlIo = pass PelaeZ.
Fue a Ia opera. - dec!r a. ~ooregonls-
no y aIn no ha V!sto e srgumento.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-21
ACERTADA DISPOSITION.

Tor disposiciones del jefe de las ar
mas en- eSta plaza. todoS los JefeS mi
litareS con mando de fuerZaS Y otIcia-
les de Guarnicion. 10 deberan permit
tir uue Sulgau aTmados 4 Ia Gale los
SoldadOS cuando Sc halien frances. Los
mismoS oticiaieS tampoco deberan sallr
armados. pues solo cuando vayan al
deSempeno de alguna comisi6n del ser
vicio. podran portar sus armas. Esta
disposition ha causado muy buena i'm
preston entire el pGblico. pues de esa Ma
nera evitardn muChdS notaS de san
gre Y atentados que tar han
sidO con motive de disensioneS Y di-
ficultades entire mililareS : CivileS en-
las cantinas Y en- otros centres de vi
clio.
FL mismo jefe de las armaS ha dis
pueSto que tOGo militar que Sc encuen-
ire uniformado en- caSaS de t~oleranc!a,
sea castigado sacramento. Por ulti-
r.. el general Portir.o Gonzalez. iefe
de las ~operaciones en- 81 EStado. dict6
una ~diSposicin relative a que todoS los
jefes Y oficiales del EJercito que Sc
embr!tguen sean dad,s dc haja iume
diatamente en- el ejercito. sin conside-
raciones de ningun genera.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-21
LA eUARNIcioN DE IA PLAZA.

La ~guarnici6n de Ia plaza de Mon
terrey, cuenta aproximadamente con
IN elective de tres mil hombres. segun
informes proporc!onados en- las ofict-
mas militares. D!Chas fuerZas seran
versos ~pueblos del Estado. para 10
cual = jefe de las armas ha dado "a
las "rdenes respectivaS. SegIr Sc sa-
be. las principales plazas que Sc guar
n~icionaran. serdn aqueilas que Sc haIIen
situadas Il 10 largo de las Was ferreas
que parten de esta capital.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-21
Nemesio Garcia Naranjc
MATRImOHIO.

Anteayer por Ia tarde c~ontrajeron
mar-imon!o en- la IgleSia de San Fer
nando el senior Leopoldo Gallardo y
IA Senorita Enrique M6ndeE, habien-
DO apadriDado Ia ceremonial: e. senior
Luis NJ. Beravides y esposa; sonora
Maria G. de Benavides: eI senior Je-
sus Mendez y IA sefora Dolores NJ
de Leai. ei senior Carlos Centeno Y su
esposa, sonora Josefa G.. de Centeno.
En- IA casa numero 2II de la Gale
de Guadalupe Sc efectu6 Ia reno
MIA civil Y deSpues de ella hubo una
tertalia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-21
PONORAN EN- LIBERTAO A
UNOS SOLDAOOS DE ALMSZAN

NarioS soldados pertenecjentes a las
fuerza : de Juan Andrew AImaZan que
theron hechOs pr~iSioneros durante Ia
spoca IN cue d!cho jetv Sc haIiaba le-
vantado en- armas contra q gob!erno
: que Sc recIuId0s en- Ii
p~enitenciara del Est4do, seran puestOs
en- libevtal absolute por disposition de
Ia JefatUra de las Armas, en- vista de
haberIo solicitado asf IN Crupo de Off
c:ales subordinados de. Jece menc.ona-
do. Como las tuerzas del general Al
mazan han Gejado de tener e. caracter
de rebeldes ; forman uhoru parle del
EJercito NaC!onaL, no nay motive para
que los soldados d!chos conjinuen de
teniGoS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-21
81 AYUNTAMIENTO.

Tan pronto como las flerzas revulu-
cionar!as al mando de Jacinto Trevi-
no. ~n;rarcu q "a ciudad de Mexico, los
muntc.pes Sc rueron H poner a Sus or
den4S, Trevino les LILO que era " n
vcnIenta que 81 Ayuutamiento rene
case de ~ in~ves,idurs popular Y Sc
yranstorr.arse en- Consejo Municipal
AsimIsmo les fi6 Ia consigna de Que
cligiescu como F~resldeule al 81. Ceci-
uo Cara Gon2alez.
\ los mUnicipes, por unanimIdad de
votos So somietieron. Aei pues, ellos
misnos confesaron no iategrar va e.
AyIn.amienro: elIos mismoS rompie-
ron sus c~rcdeciales. clos mismos fue-
ror las sepuI,uraS de su propia alma,
Y este 10 htzo..iEl Ayuntamiento,
Que esperanto quedaba para i'm
plantar e. reinado de Ia nemacracia
81 fu6 el pueblo Qui4n eligi6 . los mu-
nlc!peS. astos 10 t~raicionaron cobar-
demente al no coDservar hasta e. Ill
limo instaute. Ia representation de que
estaban investidos; 81 los nomhr6 Ca
rama su TRACTION ha stdo on
contra Gel protector derrumoado.
De c~ualGuier modo. 81 Ayuntamiento.
On esta crisis, Ia ~desmepehado su pa
ped peor Que q del Ejercito. Y con
ESQ queds dicho TODD.
Nemesio Garcia Naranjo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-21
REPARAClONES EN- Ell RAJ
NAL De MATAMCROS

\ fin de que 50 hasan todas las re
paraciones ne~cesarias para que quede
eXped!ta IL via a la mayor brevedai.
salI6 hoy un iren de r~eparacioneS por
el ramal de MauamOroS. que Sc en-
Cuentra cortado como = Ia mitad del
canine entire eSta capital J e! mencio-
nadO puerto tamaulipeco.
Tai interruption no h Sidu 6bdice
sin embargo. para 81 Servicio de ire
mes, pues este Sc ha Seguido hacienda
como de c~ostumbre. Saliendo q tren
mixto de eSta capital. hacienda I'm
transborde los pasajeros en- el lugar in
terrumpido.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-21
Nuevo Secretario de Gobierno.-Acertada disposition de
la autoridad militar .-Lbertad de unos soIdados de
Amazsn.-ConfEcto ferrocazriIero.--Ohas noticias.

clones Y evitar serias dificultades en- e
Servicio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-21
EL GENERAL UREALEJO
EN- MONTERREY

Con 81 fin H. poners- 4 las drdenes
del General Antonio /. NilIarreal ia lie
gado Il esta capital p~rocedente del Es-
tado de Chihuahua, ell genera! yaqui
Francisco Urbaiejo, que fue uno de los
primeroS jefeS que dssconoci6 al go
bierno dc Carran2a. sublevandose con
sus tropaS en- 81 EstadC de Chihuahua
y unisndose al movimientO re~voluCIo-
mario de Sonora.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-21
pOLVOS

Gnico remedio SECURE garantizado
para ei nal dior de los pies. 25c. pa
luete. en- effective o estampillaS de
correo. Pidalo por corrco a Mrs. Anna
Morales. r. c. Box 6H. San Antonio,
Texas. 5Adv.}
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-21

MONTERREY. y. L Mayo 1S.-kI
general Porfirio Gonzalez, ha nom
brado al senior ~Ingeniero Faustino RoeA
que hasta ahora venia fungiendo como
Presidenre de Ia Camara AGrico,a de
Monterrey. Secretario de Gobierno,
cargo que des6e e. ultimo sahado rieEe
desempenando e. citado pr~ofesionista.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-09
Games Monday.

Eagles VS.. Bailey Bros, at soldiers
home, Durham Company VS.. Clerks
at fair grounds.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-09
PAY FOR INJURIES

Liseomb Business Men and People
of Community Subscribe More
Than $1,10o to Pay Medical Ex-
penses Of Wounded Of Memorial
Day Accident.
Some Of the more than forty, who
were wounded accidentally while
Liscomb veterans Of the world war
were firing salutes with loaded
shot guns Memorial Day at Liscomb,
are to be paid. in part at least, for
their injuries. Business men of the
town, farmers of the community
and others have subscribed a purse
Of more than $11O0, which, according
to news from Liscomb, will be uset,
towards paying hospital and medical
expenses OF those who were wound
ed.
According to some members Of the
firing squad and spectators. one
member bf the firing SQUAD shot off
the end Of the barrel Of the gun OF
another member. Others of the fir
ing squad and spectators, said they
did not know how the accident hap
pened.
OF the many hurt. four were very
painfully and some SO seriously
wounded they each lost an eye. The
more seriously injured were Mrs.
Bart Clair. Conrad; Carl Hyatt, R.
F. D., city; and Wilson Grammar
and Charles Wensel, Liscomb.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-09

Social Affairs Women's Clubs ;: Churches and LODGE,

George A. Turner. vice president
entertained the officers. directors
and clerks OF the ,Marshalltown State
Bank, and wives at a delightful four
course dinner at his home, sos West
Main street, Thursday night. The
tables were deliberately decorated
" it'll red roses. Mr.. Turner's daugh-
ter, Mrs. F. c. Goodman, of Mason
City, vas a guest. After the dinner
music was enjoyed. Forty guests
were present.
Miss Clemewell Lay, was hostess
at a charming breakfasts for sixteen
of her friends this morning at the
e. r. Lay home, II Denmead boule-
ward. The breakfast was in honor
Of Miss Eleanor d. Blodgett, of Cort-
land, N. Y. and Miss Mary Aldrich,
Of Dea Moines, who are visiting at
the Lay home hTe tables were
artistically decorated with garden
flowers. Mrs. Lay was assisted by
Mrs. =. c. Urine and Mrs. B. A.
Morgan. The morning was spent
with music and games.
So % @
Miss Esther Sandvig was pleasant
ly surprised Thursday night at q
birthday party by sixteen friends at
her home, TO East State street. The
hours were spent with cards and
taking, flashlight pictures. The guests
presented Miss Sandvig with six
handsome salad forks. Mrs. Sandvig
was assisted in serving by Mrs. L.
L. G1egson. Mrs. Earnest Boehler,
of Denver, was a guest.
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The Ladies' Auxiliary to the Y. NJ.
C. A. enjoyed a picnic at the city
park Thursday afternoon and even
ing. The hostesses were Mesdames
G. W. Crawford, Guy Doty, A. r.
Doty, John Estel, Bert Everist, Will
Everist, w. F. Estel, C. Z. Darling,
E. E. Cray, c. F. Cripps, A. E.
Crowston and Charles Delahoyd and
Miss Grace Crellin.
Mrs, S. p. Johnson GOT West Linn
street, was hostess Thursday after
noon at the regular meeting of Trini-
ty Lutheran aid Society. Routine
business was transacted and a social
hour was enjoyed. The hostess was
assisted in serving by Mrs. Anna An
derson. Mrs. A. Carlson and Mrs. T.
Anderson. The out of town guests
were Mrs. A. Seberg, Des Moines;
Mrs, A. Richason, Moline. ILL.,, and
Mrs. Charles kollin. Pasadena.
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The Past Time Club was enter
tanned Thursday afternoon at the
hons of Mrs. Adelaide Rehberger
403h West Linn street. The time
was spent informally and Mrs. Fred
Lampz, Of Clarinda, won the contest
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-09

When the American Legion an
nounced that it would act as sponsor
for a carnival company it did not re-
allie that the city was to entertain a
convention of carnivals. Today, how
ever, American Legion committeeman
found that not one but two worlds
greatest" asgregations were booked
to appear in the city the week of July
rs. Tho legion had closed a contract
with the Brundage Shows to exhibit
here the week of July 10 or July 26.
and Thursday received confirmation
OF the contract from the carnival,
management. that picked the week of
July rs.
Then came announcement that the
Moose lodge had contracted with the
Frisco Exposition for the same week.
The legion signed its contract with
out knowledge that the Moose had
contemplated bringing q carnival
here. 1t is said the chairman Of the
committee in charge Of the Moose
the legion. Other committeeman
however. were said by legion COM
nitteemen to have known of the leg
ions intention to bring the Brundage
Shows here.
Both Attractions Sanctioned.
The legion Signed its contract after
receiving the approval of the city
council and the Marshalltown Club.
The Moose likewise had received
permit to hold carnival from the
mayor. The attitude Of the mayor is
that having permitted the .es.on to
act as sponsor for carnival he could
not refuse another local organization
the same privilege, provided that or
ganization insisted on q clean show.
The mayor believed the legion
show was to be staged the week Of
July 10, not knowing of the change In
dates made by the Brundage Shows,
aid not being definitely advised Of
the date to be chosen by the Moose.,
Two Shows at Once.
Members of the legion today said
they would go ahead with arrange.
ments for the appearance of the
Brundage Shows the week OF July 20.
but would notify the management ..
the situation and II possible a. COM,
promise would be made which would
not bring the two attractions here
at the same time. What attitude the
Moose would take had not been de-
terInined up to noon today.
The legion has secured the fair
grounds and It was said that If both
shows were to be admitted at the
same time the Moose probably would
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-09

prize. The hostess was assisted in
serving by Mesdames Fred Ruopp and
William Brinkerhoff.
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Harmony Aid met Thursday after
noon in the Odd Fellows hall. The
time was spent piecing quilt blocks
Mrs. G. w. Chadwick and Mrs.
George Jonsson won contest prizes.
The hostesses for the afternoon were
Mrs. Luther Ray and Mrs. w. E.
Nicholson.
Rowena Circle met Thursday after
noon with Mrs. John Stacey, 708 West
Railroad street. The members knot
ted comforter and enjoyed a guess
ing contest, Mrs. j. Debates winning
the prize. Refreshments were served
by the hostess. The members are
planning O. picnic to be held at the
city park July 10. .l-
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The w. M. E. T. Club was enter
tained at the home of Mrs. Walter
Peters, 90S South Second avenue,
Thursday afternoon. Music and fan
cy work were diversions. The hostess
served two course luncheon. Miss
Anna Nicholson, of Albert Lea, who
is visiting at the c. ]. Darling home,
was a guest
The Womans' Home and FOREIGN
Missionary Society OF State street
United Evangelical church met
Thursday afternoon at the church.
After the regular business meeting
the members spent the time piecine
quilt. Mrs. S. N. Ramige served
refreshments. ~
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Forty friends and relatives we re
guests at the Harry Henderson hpfre
30S Woodbury. street. Thursday night
In honor Of the birthday anniversary
of Mr.. Henderson's mother, Mrs
Martha Henderson. The hours werj
spent Informally and with music, The
guests presented Mrs. Henderson
with purse. Refreshments were
served by Mesdames Harry Hender-
son, Ben Henderson, A. Hanson. m
Lee and Miss Emma Henderson.