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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-02
Gf,tc,,tc erabisbt Dc,atishe
2lcreplai,e fir 2lntertfa

8erIin 80. geop. glf beutibe
Mlumininn,- -MeropIane, ipelbe an ei-
ne alnerifanii6e Sirn1a Derfantt n11o
bereits auf eia 5hiff III Santbnrg per
Iaoen tparel1, fi1lb bon Der Slug5el1g-
aon1n,ilIion Der slaiierten anfgebalten
moroen, unter Der 8egrii1tbing, baB
cine gerlesung oes geriaiaer Wer-
traas borliese. Die bentiden Sabri=
fanten erfIGren, Dob ste &ontrofte fiir
SEN 8erfouf bieier Meroplane aibt
Dor oen1 Gag, an Incident Dos gerbot
beg ger{aiIler gertrags, pelbes
De,1ti1lan0 in Mrtifel s202 Die Ser
5teu,ina ntfo ben 8erfaaf bon Mero-
planell ,,1teriaete, gefaaen lei.
gsie perlantet, ftiist Die @onmtl=
ZION lire Miltorit1t dnf ben 8otld,af.
terrat, SET gentih hlono ben Sanoel u
MeropIanen Derboten babe, Bis Der
arfifeI 201 oeg Berfaiaer 8ertrags
erfiim ,poroet lei, Der Die Mtiertetnt
poriiebt. -
Die beuti9e Megierut.g, bat be-
fo,urtgegeben, sob iie ,geaen Die Mftto1t
Ser Romn1iiIion proteItieret1 miro.
5tuttgart, 80. Nop. 81 @de-
ner, elmer Ser Snge,,iel1re Der 8eppe-
Iin-@erfe, mreibt i'm sSdtpabiider1
&nrier::" !"
uNenn 9enti1lnno Die gefdlag-
nabme Der Seppelilt 2nftibiffe ll1
aonituna ,.1lb Norbftern erlanben lou
te, 0anrt ipiiroen oie Mniiertea obnes
3DeifeL AUDI 6as Gedi allf oie 11enen
8Idne uno grfinbnt1gelt beaniprudben,
Ourh ipelhe Die 6irn1a ben @ebrauh
Der a,lftidiffe fiir Sanoels5 s5pede "
qroBent MaBe ansauoebnen bofft.
Gdner greift Die geihagnabm po1 b 9
9iaihine11 Der 3eppelin Serfe feltens
Ser Maiierten bitter on 1tH0 ipribt
bon Ser ,rei,1Iten &1uberei.'1
,Gie Gl1te,lte, " fabrt er fort bet
foIgt 6an1it Ben einoigen 3nef it9
in Sen BeIis Der beiten 8robnfte Ae1it< Y ! +.
iber Beididli6feit 5l1 ieben 11lto
Deutldlano in tpirtid daftlider 8eaie-
f,,1na nod tnebr al1 Iabmer1, 90 olele
auffldiffe bod fur frieolide 3tpeee'
peripa1tot meroen fpnten. Die beutz
ide Negier1ng iontes iofort S9ritte
f,ln, nm bie Anspliinoera1rg nnierer
ssnbultrie ourb bie entente 8l per=
birt6errt. 81 s &
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-02

Molbington, %. Nop. 5enotor
8ornb bon Soabo, Der Siibrer Der er-
tret1tlten @egner I'M 8unoesienat zge.
gen Die 2iga Der Nationen lt1to ben
2igapertrag, iprab iid bier NIT 6er
ubIi6en Mlfbalts sloiigfeit nber bic IN
Gent periammelte &onpention Der 2i=
ga aus.
Ct fagte: .Die il @enf berianl-
uelte1t sS111perialiIten Iafien erltaun=
lid rnib Ole Weasfen fallen. 8nerlt
ftimmen lie ei11e Meiolutto11 11ie0er fiir
DeffentIi1feit nner 5ibunge11 llno
|iebt perlnnge11 fie bon ieoenl Nllhglieb
ser 2iga Bic g1,tienblng pon rnp..
pennbteilungel1, nm ben sgD ilIsn oer
Ronnention burb b5ufiib breu S
Ser gei9IuB Ser onpentiol1
Gruppen nod 2itauel1 al ienDen 55llr
NufredterbaI aItlna Der 9ronuag nab
renoseines Ylebis3 nell bes as.f Be.
|feBI Der 2iga itattfinoen TOO, ob ST.
tallen ieinen Diltrifft bon 8ilna be
baIten oarf, ODER be1s1elb ben OF Yolen
oiisliefern muk 1T llidbt 1llter BEN
MrtifeI 10 gefaafBt ipnroe11 iiber mel
den mir foDiel Dore1t 1uBten. Der
glrtifeI I'll Des 2igqb qbertrags 1T nod
|pieI anit0Biger n1ro gsfabrlid der als
sIrtifeI 10. Nod Dem q rtiffeI 1 1 nil
|.ied mir MIDI, tpas man bon uns Ter
Ilnllgt Bis bic 2iga binter ibren Der
|fhlo{Ienen guren berpnr triitt 1lao nna
lire Befebler erteiH.
uWir baben bier ben Deneis,
LODI Die 2ign iiber Die &ruppeil Der 80
|:ibr geb0rigen Gambler perfiigt u1lo oah
iebes Dieier 2dn6er Derpf iino,
ben gefeblen oer 2iga So1ge 81 lei
Eiten. 3ebn Mininl1en bon an1erifnniz
[fden Wifuiithtert1 tperpen IN ben reB=
oepeInen d11s 1@e11f 0ie :s8geftutig sg tat gatt1e
EEfin6en, tpas 6ie gegner 6es iigpper=
ftrags IN Ser Iebten &nnt POI gne bebanpt.-
Eteten. gs iteH fid beral1s bob Die
2iga o0er Sbie &onDel1tion III gebe1n1erl
|@iRnnge1 uber 4rieg mo sSrieoen en1
iheioen miro, nbne .oaB sSSehe befrng1
|tperber1. tpelbe Die 5fenern bien
ooer off Sen 561adffelo berbln.
ten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-02
Ser 4raiibent i,,d)t Bobn1lt1s.

Nalbington, 28. geoD. Brdiioent
Bil|on bot oie beitinlnlte grflarung
abgegeben, oab er nod 9eenoign
ieines slntsterl11ins il lbingtoI,
perbleiben miro, I'm IiA gat5 iei11en
5hriftteaeriiden gIrbeiten al uibnel1,
gr iiibt a1.genbli blifliA mod eit1er poi.
.lenbe11 8ob,al1tg, mas ibns bisberE
nidt aelungen lit, 80 diih bier eil.e
gsobnungsnot fid INNER fdtbarer
lnadt. Mub Der Sefretdr oes Yralt.
oenten, Sssoiepb q. Gumultp geoe1thE
iid1 fpater III Baibington nieoeraulaf.
len, 11rto ebenfolls IiterdriiA tdtig az 3
iein. gr min ein Bud iiber ben asra.
iioenten ihreibefl, an oeiien geite er
sieit aebn sabren getDirft bat:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-02
Knor fir isbfteuc
fricceitse Gr,1fta

@albington, 90. gfoD. Senator
Rnor (Nep. &a.) gab Die @rfldrl1tg
|jab, oaB eine &erltenung oes 5rte.
bens nit DeutibIano 70 i6nea ais
111oglib our9 cine RongreB- Nelolu-
tion berbeigefiibrt tperoen iolle, 1l1t0
er iagte, er babe Sic miidt, gleih
[bei1n 8egtnn Der iogenar1nte yfur5e1t
Seilion I'M De5en1ber cine 6erarttge
MeIolutio1 ei115ubringen, ooeh 1pllle
er es ben1 @utolnfen ieiner repltb<
Iifanifhen &onegel1 ti11b 6es 0enndd)<
ltigen 8rdiioenten Sarbing iiberlaiiett
ob sic Meiolutio,l nod in Der pfllr5en1 I
|Se5iion erle6igt ner6en ioae D6er crit
in ser SPECIALIZATION, ipelde Brafioent
Saroi1tg glei1 1tab ieinem glmtsalt-
trih an 4 Mar5 einbernfen oiirfte.
Senator @nor iprad lid gaf,a po.s
iitin 0abin aus, bab er ben 8eIAliizs
fen oer &onfere1t5e1ls 1i sbnrgreifet1
iDoae, tpeIhe 5e1lntor Saroing 6en1s
n11It dbbnlteni ibiirfte, Inn. .betreffs 6er
Grieo eoenserH Hdrnrg 5l1r &larb belt az
gefangen. getreffs# ieiner eigene1t
StelIll1g a., Der nage fagte er, ,ooB
ct bieielR nibt gednDert sbabe. ssg VS.
III gan5 flar aus Der iiingIten WaM
sau er1ebet1 { iagte Der 5enator, bob
ous amerifaniib goH nnferen gin-
fritt III einen l1eberitaat ober irgeno
.eine Maiana oppo11iert l1niere erfte
NfIidt 1T es, ben 9rie6ens5 5uItanb
att5uerfenhen, Ser gang lt1t5tDeifel elbaft
| eriihert llnb bic rieiige ariegs Win=
| fhire, ipelbe oa1rh ntiere &riegser-
fldrung nufgebaut nurbe, BEL Settle
su idieben. men1t oieielbe einntI be-
ieitigt 1T mau6e11 mir ielb1t nibts
meter 5u t1111 FaIs at fldren, onB
mir oeg &rieges I1iibe feiens llro nm
iere 5tennng bnr5utl1n betreffs Der
gIbriiItung ltnD Der 8ertpeiflng inter
nationaler zen an ein 5dHebsge-
lribt. 5hheBlib n1iiiien tpir nll6 II
geno cine; grfIGrl1ng Dnriiber nbgez
ben, bab pir, fails Die Gbtlii
obern1aIs be0robt miro, nit n1lferen
Isebe11nligen 0erbiin6e 6efen 1t1ls betreffs
8eieitiguna Der Drobnng III Gin
ber11ebn1en }ebe1l. 8
Senator &1or mar 1lah Waibfflgz
ton 5uriidgefebrt, ltn1 Die @eriibte s33ll
ben1entierer, oaB ibn1 Sic 5ted1tng eis
mes 5taatsiefretdrs lin Sar6ing 'i9en
!&abntett o,fgeboten tpor6en lei. usses Sc
| Ioer, Ser iagt, bob fid cine folbes0f--
ferte IN grpagut1g ge5ogen babe, s
fagte Der 9enator, prid pbne met
Inc Wrlanbnis S sSd i bin Der Mniint, onb
Igenator 8oro Ding fem eigenes &nbi-
tnett 5lt1ammen ftelett fnr1r1 1i1b bob
tiih bn 11ierno1tb 6reinmiiben iontte. &
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-02
5eimueb btr fpanfen Gr-a aaiieriil.

Doorll, %. gepb. Dns BefittDell
oer frnnfen friiberen belltiden auis
ierin Mugl1lte gictorin bat eine Ben-
bnnq 5unt 51Iimnlere1r gerlon1men.
Sic 4ranfbeit ipir0 fit lnbeifbdr en-
Hart uuo 1ie miro Durh beftiges 9ein1
tpeb eridlinn1ert. ssn ibren fibten
Mngenblii liider Derlangt liie u1lad Sau-
ie genol1lnter, 5u perbel1 r1o sgeftern
3saliuBerte lie ben Hunih. baB lie NE
igfells il, .oelti iher grbe begrnbeft
.fper0e s2.7 i. s..t !. .. 81
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-02
Gil, Sice Ser Hci,tc1t
u1Get9t ten.

@enf, 90. Sob. Der 2igara ge-
nebmigte an Wontag ben gnttpllrf
| fiir Die Sbaffung elmer itanbigen
sRommiiiion fiir Marbate, lpobei erpo-
|2giiltig befblofien tplroe, oaB biefe
&oUniiiion iih aus flint gertretern
bon Naadbten, Die feine Mnn0nte ans-
iiben n11o bon bier Manoatsnldb dbten
5uinmnnenie jog alle MitgIie0er
fouen bonn aignrnt ernannt tperben.
Dieie itdnoige &onunriiiion miro Dor.
nuslidtIib ie0es Sabr in @er1f alt.
inn1me1tretei1, I'm oie gertpnltnng
Der anontsgebiet e,du priifen. gleib-
faeitig nuroe aud cine Neibe eitlaeIner
geltimn1lingen fit oiefe aon1miiiion
gutgebeiBen. Ser Norfhlag Die Ser.
fSnaten our Eeilnabme on Der Bern.
Itung iiber 81 Mbrlitlags frngen eiaauln-
ben, fam am Nfoi1tng iil1 2igarnt
nidW 5nr 5prnde. Sir Weontag itano
Inuberoen1 nod 6ie grnennunq zines
enbfoIgers fir Cir Meginnlb gotper
Ials Oberfornmiiiar Der 2iga IN Dan-
| I5ig anf Der cages r6nnng.
Weni ertpnrtet, bob nin Dienitag.
Imerl11 oie @eneraIberi erian1ntlung uie-
oer 5uiar1n1entrittt aIs cine Der eriten
Gragen sic 3ulaliun~ Deiterreidps
un0 gnIgariens CUR 9iga 5iir Sprn-
DE fon1l1lt; man glnnbt iebt, 0aB bei-
| De Staaten olfgenontnle11 tDeroent
ltroBoen1 nod bic Gidebo SIopafei
| igegen Oeiterrein, 5erbien, fumd11ie,I
lunb @riehenlano gegen gulgnrien
proteltiere11, 1l11o Dob bbie tfdeibu1g
Ei9on III ipenigen gangen fale1t miro.
Gripartnng Der Dpttmii ten.
Sem, 29. Sob. ptimiiten lit1-
tter ben 8ertretern BET Der General
lEperfau.nIung Ser geutionenIiga N
l@e11f rebnena bnr1it 6nB Die @elddf-
| te oiefer General fnnun1ll11g @10e
biefer 8ode, 5ebn 9nge friiber, alsS
man lri ipriinglib ntlge11on1n1e11 bate.
5nr Mbi1IuB fonunelt f0nnten. Sic
| griinben 6ieie grtpartung 6nrauf, bob
5tpei bon ben 1edg Nusfbiiiien ibre.
Mrbeifen erleoigf baben, oab 6ie Sra-
ge oes itdn6igen oberifen i11ter1patio-
11nlen @eri6ts bots aus Dem Bege ge-
Eihafft unb 6ie Der Mbriifttng oa1nit,
jbaB man fie al1f fpdter 5uriidgeiteM
bat ebel1folIs borldnfig erle0igt iei.
Dagegen 1T nod feirl enogiiltiger 8e-
(,ibIub iiber Die 3ulaiiung nener st ssft-
gieoer 5utanoege gefomnten gg feblt
aber and l1idt an Golden, Die be-
Efiir1ten, baB Oie Debntten, men,1 am
IDienftng sic 8lenarifii ifiisungel nieoer
11beginne1,, a,atnentlid Die iiber ons
Berb11 ltnis 5tpiiden General dlperiau.
Ilung u1.o aigarat lid ldnger bin5ie-
| ben n1oget1.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-02-23
UP-KEEP MACHINERY

Valdosta Times: "To keep the
fleet of trucks, tractors and
other machinery in good shape and
reduce the repair sills the county
commissioners decided Monday to
employ permanently machinist and
e. w Perry was elected to this posi-
sicn at SITS per month. He will
will charge of the county machinery
srom this date and be responsible
for its running condition. The num-
her Of trucks, automobiles, tractors
and other machinery now employed
in road tpildiEg makes it economy
in the opinion OF the board, to employ
y permanent machinist rather than
have the work done outside, as has
ipeen done heretofore"
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-02-23
THE GOOD SAMARITAN

Swainsb.oro Forest Blade: eve
lave a good many ups and downs, as
do all c,untry newspapermen, and
oftentimes we are made to feel for a
short while almost like deserting the
ship. But it so happens that a good
Samaritan always manages to ap-
pear on the scene at the time and
,om troubles are for the time, fer
gotten. This time the Samaritan
nade his appearance in the person
CT Mrs. Jordon Mason, who sent us
not merly little sample, but great
big pile-'several pounds-af her fin
est and best homemade sausage
and 'solce
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-02-23

want cash in advance, while consum-
ers do n4t want to make frequent
small payments
This formidable list of difficulties
the Wholesale and retail merchants
dealing in food products, meet by
mastery of the special problems in
yolved in marketing. The jobber
knows the market, both as to quality
land quantity goods required He main
tai ! alarga stocfof products that he
knows the consumers in his territory
will want He has force of statesmen
going direct to the retail dealers, and
is allie to make prompt delivery If
smallcrders. His skilled credit and
collections department serves to
minimize the difficulties connected
with payment On top Of all this,
dhe Wholesale distributor Of food
ducts is a skilled Ipecialist in
buying. and may be said to do the
shopping" for all the families in the
territory which his statesmen reach
The farmer can meet the difficult
ties p.inted out by the Department
OF Agriculture Ny doing the same
things that the jobber does; that is,
by becoming a special skilled mid
dleman he can get rid Of the Difficult
lties which confront him rs mere
farmer The question then arises,
however can a man do both jobs
equally well? Is it not he,ter in this
age Of specialization, to have the
ifarmer, the manufacturer, the mid
dleman all stick to their lasts
BY the cooperation of specialists the
, interests of the consumer are best
served.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-02-23
MARKETING DIFFICULTIES

Farmers have often tried direct
to consumers, and history
is full of the wrecks OF cooperative
marketing schemes The Depart
meut Of Agriculture in recent re-
port sets forth ame Of the Reasons
for these failures, in the shape Of a
list Of difficulties met by farmeN
when attempting to take the middle
mans work upon themselves
Some people ara in the dark con
.cerning the middlemans job That
job is to 4cing farrming mining. r
manufacturing produce together
with the consumers OF their products.
tlcaliy the Department OF Agricul-
ture does not believe an automobile
bengiue can be connected up direct
Iwith the rear wheels; but there must
be transmission gears and the Iif,
trrenaal in between s. it is with
the middlcman who connects the
farmer aud the consumer.
| rhe difficulties mentioned in the
ircpol; are as follows; tD The dii-
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-02-23
THE TEACHERS SALARY

The little red schoolhouse is
the place to put radicalism on
the blink Macon Telegraph.
Mt 50 long as teachers are
paid only $500 month,-North
Georgia Citizen.
The highest hopes of life, the
perspective, the clear
development of mind and soul-all
belong to the teacher in the school
TO a large extent. The teacher wh,. is
not paid to develop the best in self
cannot well develop it in the chill
dren in school.
Remunerative satisfaction to the
procession is one of the first laws
There are men and wamen who will
OCCUPY the school room fer $500
"a month. but are they the kind to
be the entrusted with the destiny of
the young? Shall the future bear the
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-02-23

proper discipline. 1t is not $" much
a taking thought for their tomorrow
as it is Of helping them to live fhlly
today. by such living today they VIII
be better and more fully prepared
for every Tomorrow.
Neither in the home, in the school,
nor in the state docs autccracy pre-
pare for democracy but only for ser
vile submission, or for revolt and
violent revolution The child who IN
5ome and school forms the habit Of
initiative and learns to
usc freedom withsut license and to
substitute principle more and more
for personal and institutional author
;ty is gaining at least one valuable
element in citizenship. In learning TO
lose his selfish purposes in broader
interests and better understanding
of the common good, he is gaining
another indispensable element; and
sim another when he understands
The importance Of selfsupport and
takes pride in it.
Therefore, the home and the
school and all the groups and insti'
tutions Of which the yaung citizens
are part should be busy, intelligent
unselfish and therefore joyous and
Happy cooperative, societies demo
cratic in form and in spirit
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-02-23
Mnmhera Of the Assoclated Prees
OFFICIAL ORGAN CRISP COUNTY
DEATH!

The way of the 'world-the old,
old, -privides that death shall
come somewhere, sometime to every
living being, In the unknown future
Of the dawn. the bright ncanday, the
falling shadows Of the dewey even
tide, in the valleys, on the wide
plains, hills and mountains, on the
cold gray stones Of the seas, where
the breakers beat ceaslessly in their
eloquent but saddened chorus, death
and sorrow come with the joys OF
living. 1t is our portion today and to-
morrow-foreYerl
And yet with courage and hope
whoever lives today must make life
peter and brighter, must contribute
his part t. the great summing up Of
all that is good in life The Infinite
purpose is written in every soul Who
ever falters or slackens his pace,
whirls himself into the dead eddies
that are found here and there in the
Great Current!
Death has visited close in the fam
ly of the Dispatch and cut short the
career of a noble young mauon
whose life was joy to these who
knew her That her heart nor life,
her hopes, and aims we're sincerely
and surely in that current which
moves the whole world to nighor and
better conditions-and points to oter-
nal life beyond the discernable pre-.
sent twas as sure, as certain as could
be in this world
in the hearts Of those who arc
bowod with sorrow she will dwell
in tcnderest love. In the innocent
smile the bright twinkle OF his little
eye, the chirrlp of a wee hahy's voice
she will come back often to commune
with those who cared most for her
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-02-23

,earnlarks Of shrunken intellect, an
Impoverished teaching impulse, a re-
voting human nature in the teacher?
VIE have all this to think about in
the poorly paid teacher.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-02-23

TALK ON cITIZENsHIPs

Democracy is a cooperative iNsti-
tuition in which every citizen IS a
shareholder and an active agent.
Preparation fyr citizenship is there
fore chiefly Il matter of training for
intelligent esfective cooperation,
For such cooperation, health,
strength. knowledge. skill Industry
self.restraint. truthfulness, activity
and clear recognition Of ones own
duties and OF the rights Of others
are necessary. Above all, ability to
play one's part well, easily and grace
fully in groups of equals. large or
small. If these and other require
ments of gc@d citizenship are kept
in mind, il will help in training loyal
citizens for our great American
democracy.
1t should also he remembered that
boys and girls Of five and six, or fif-
taen ana sixteen are as true citizens
as me men ana women Of fifty and
sixty Or thirty ana fsrty. The task is,
'Neie'ore no, SO much one Of pre-.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-02-23
seaboard Air Line Railroad

Natives of Alaska believe in Sham
anism a form of sorcery.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-02-23
RAILROAD SCHEDULES

EASTERN TIME
Arrival and Departure of Passenger
Trains, Cordele Union Depot
The following schedule figures pub
lished as information and not guar
antppd.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-15
NEW DENTIST IN TOWN.
Dr.. I. q. Lynx Takes Partner; Now
Firm Lynx e. Lynx.

Firm Lynx & Lynx.
Even tho Marshalltown has fallen
off ninety-six people in five years,
according to government enumera-
tors, tho birth rate manages to keep
4 pace ahead Of tho deaths, strange
as 1t may seem, in view Of the "of-
nciar census figures. !.
DR.. and Mrs. !. B. Lynx have a
new dentist at their home, and tho
''old man" has decided already to
take him into the firm. Joan Lynx
has aSnew sister, only it's boy Sis
,ter-very unexpected. He arrived at
;1:4s this afternoon at the Deaconess
hospital, and has been guessed off
at nine pounds by the officiating
practitioner. The young mans name
was to have been Martha Friends
have suggested Bob O." as a good
substitute.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-15
uYE KILLS MILLER
Albion Man, Who Drank Fiery Liquid
With Suicidal Intent Ton Days
Ago, Dies From Effects Of Poison
Had Boon Sinking Since Wednes-
H.

Albert Miller, 50 years old, the AL
bion laborer who drank I've the night
Of Saturday April 8. died ct his home
at 2 o'clock this afternoon from the
effects of the poison. Miller. who had
been growing weaker gradually
since late last week. grew much
worse Wednesday and it was feared
that he would not live thru Wed
resday night.
Miller, who had been in poor health
and respondent for several months,
drank the lye while at the home of
his newphew. Lee Williams, near
Liscomb. Mrs. Miller, who was Mrs.
Matilda Beeman, Of Albion, before
her marriage about q year ago, sur
wives her husband.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-15
Poll Tar Notice,

Poll taxes are past due. Collectors
viii start work st onoe. Suit viii be
brought in Municipal court against
all persons who do not pay these
taxes promptly. Payable at city
clerks office. Roy M. Good, super
intendent Of streets and alleys.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-15
Cut This out-It 10 Worth Money

Cut out this slip. enclose with So
and mail II to Foley 4 Co., 2s35 Shelf
field Ave-. Chicago. H.. writing your
name and address clearly. You viii
receive In return trial package con-
tanning Foley's Honey and Tar. for
coughs, colds and Group; Foley Kid
ney Pills for pain in sides and back
rheumatism. backache. kidney and
bladder ailments; and Foley Cathar-
ito Tablets. wholesome and thor
oughly cleansing cathartio, for con-
stipation, biliousness, headache. and
sluggish bowels. Sold everywhere.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-15
Pilorim Cafeteria.

The cafeteria In the Pilgrim hotel
will open April IL under the manage
mont Of Mrs. James McGlasson.
Home cooking and prices reasonable.
Meals served, breakfast 7 to 8 a. M;
dinner hours from 1880 to 2 p. m;
supper 6.46 to S:1b p. m.-Advertise-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-15
OVERALL IDEA GROWING.

Moose Lodge Members In Detroit
Take Stand For Cheaper Clothing.
By Associated Press,
Detroit. April l5.--Severa thou
sand members of tho Loyal order OF
Moose donned ovcralls today pur-
suant TO a resolution calling on
members to wear the garments un-
I'll clothing prices como down. Tho
resolution also called for a boycott on
potatoes.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-15
keys Candidate For Senator.
L.

KeyS Candidate For Senator.
BY Associated Press. g.
Des Moines. April 15.-Dr. Charles
Reyes. Of Des Moines, candidate for
the democratic nomination for Unit
ed States senator two years ago, has
announced he will be a candidate
again this year. He made his an
nouncement yesterday when he re-
turned from Washington.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-15

Mrs. Grace Smith. Of Ames. who
has been visiting her father I. h.
Quick. at Eldora, spent the day IN
the city,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-15

Let Mr.. Leslie who II in charge OF
our watch repair department adjust
your watch for you. Helleruds
Quality Jewelry Store.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-15

Mrs. NJ. d. Masters, and daughter
Ruth. Of state Center. were here
Wednesday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-15

James g. Perry will so tonight to
Council Bluffs to remain for a short
time on business. He expects to re-
main until Tuesday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-15
Sioux City Character Dead.

Special to Times Republican.
Sioux City, April lS.-Joe Furman.
known turnout this section as "Joe.
the Peddler." was found dead in his
shack late yesterday. lie had been
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Paul g. Sampson.
Of Maquoketa, who have been visit
Ing Mrs. Simpsons uncle. George
williams. of near Gilman. were In
ths CITY wednesday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-15

Official Prest- O-Lite battery sta
tion. 1o4 East Church street. Mar
shalltown, Iowa.-Advertisem
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-15

Mrs. H. T. Smith, Of Albion spent
wednesday here.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-15

Mrs. NJ. n. Davis. Of Ascomb. WA
In the city Wednesday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-15

Wall paper cleaning wantsd. Phone
yellow 1l7S.--Advertisem
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-15

Mr.. ana Mrs. Jack Tsmbaugh. OF
near story City. were In the city
"Wednesday,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-15

Honk! Honkl A sale a day.
Thieie 4 Damn, fremont block.