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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-07

Iowa AZ ne De- Nolnss sraaa chap
tsg meeting last octobsr Mr.. Koontz
va elected associate GRAND matson.
Aside from her duties ax home, ~
matrou OF the county farm and hospt-
tai Mrs.. Koonts found time 10 take Z
reading pAss IN the community life Of
her neiEhborhood. She was ths drs<
president Of tho famoille wou,an's
Club, and q member OF the Eensins-
ton Club Of State Center. DURING the
war che was very active IN Red Cross
work. ~ she had siven two sons 70 the
service.
Native Of County.
Mrs. Koontz was q native OF this
county. having been born Stella whea-
len at Albion, April 80. 1871. dnuxh-
ter Of Frederick 8. and Mary Watrous
Whealen. In her native village. and
on farm ono and one-haif miles east
of Albion, Miss whealen was reared
and on Dec. 81. 1892, became the wife
Of Mr.. Koontz. The young people went
to live on a farm in Taylor township
six miles north of this city. and re-
sided there and In this city until Jan
superintendent Of tho county farm. and
Mrs. Koontz became ratron. Mr.
Koontz resigned recently. to take ef-
feet Jan. /. OF this year and had In
tended to move to this city,
Surviving Mrs, Koontz, In addition 10
her husband, are three sons, Vernon
and Max, who operate the Koontz farm,
Just southwest of the city, and LYLE,
who is ut homo. A sister Mrs. Y. NJ
Mitchell. lives IN this city, and a
brother. J. A. Whealen, at 1lion, y. Y.
"Uncle Fred" whealen, Mrs, KoontZ's
father, died April % of last year Mt
his daughters home. at the are OF %,
Mrs. whealen died on the farm near
Albion. June "a 1891.
Grand Officers nt Funeral.
Funeral services win be held from
the CONGREGATIONAL church IN this city
Friday afternoon at o'clock, In charge
Of Rev. r. r. Martin. The officers Of
the grand chanter of tho Eastern Star
If Iowa viii be IN charge Of the burial
rites. Tnterment VIII be In Riverside
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-07
COMPANY INCORPORATES.
10 Now Engaged in Manufacture OF
Hardware speoiaItiss.

10 Now Engaged in Manufacture Of
Hardware speoiastiss.
Articles of incorporation have been
filed by Watkins, Sons &, Co. OF this
city, now engaged in tho manufacture
of hardware specialios, novelties, tools
and implements, The corporation has
an authorized capital OF 10000, the
stock having a par value of SIS. The
company now occupies a building in
the rear OF 811 East Main street,
The ireorporators are F. o. Bailey.
o. H WatEins, z. o. watkins, and J..
r. Bailey. Tho tncorporatovs together
with r. A. WATKINS arc the provisional
directors, and the provisional officers
are II. O. Bailey, president; 0. II.
Watkins, vice president; r. o. Wat
Eins, secretary, and ]. r. Bailey, treas
urer.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-07
COAL HAvLER INJURED.
Wagon Overturned and Driver Badly
Bruised About Head.


Roy Berry, lot South Seventh ave-
nue. coal hauler employed by the
Nelson Coal Company, was quite SER
iously injured Tuesday when his wa
gon, loaded with coal, shdded on an
icy corner and overturned, throwing
him to the pavement. The accident
occurred at the corner Of North SEQ
ond avenue and Lincoln street. Ber-
~ was taken to the Deaconess hos
pital. No bones were broken, the most
serious injury being a bad bruise on
the head.
The pavement at the crossing was
Icy and the wagon skidded toward the
curbing, where It struck the storm
sewer outlet and overturned. The
horses kept their feet and were unin-
tured The wagon YVES not materially
damaged
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-07
BOY INJURED At PLAY.
Kenneth Ria-oer Fractures Log While
Playing at ~"

Kenneth RiH-oer Fractures Log While
Playing at ~"
p Kenneth Riemsr. aged IA, the son OF
Mrs. Grace Rienor, 4o3 West Church
street, suffered a fracture Of the right
leg between the knee and hip while
playing IN the Y. NJ. G. A. gymnasium
late Tuesday afternoon. He was ro-
moved to the peaconess hospital.
The class Of boys were playing =
game called, 'rescuin8 the wounded'
in which each boy would run ACROSS
the gymnasium floor and return with
a wounded" boy on his back. While
carrying hts wounded" Kenneth
stumbled and fell, the boy No WA
CARRYING falling upon him.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-07
AUTOMOBILES STOLEN.

Ford Owned by Clemens 4 har Taken
From Street.
A Ford touring car Of 1916 model,
belonging to Clemens & Har. was
stolen from the street near the Meth
odist church Tuesday night. Mr. and
Mrs. IIar took the car to the church
about o'clock and when they went
to get It at 10 o'clock it was gone. The
car was without chains, had curtains
ON and its 1920 number plate was
2sO85s. A name plate Of Clemens 4
Har was attached to tho dash.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-07
AZ the HOSPITALS,

A. r. King, of the soldiers home,
submitted to an operation this morning
at the Deaconoss.
Fred Kline, Of Melbourne underwent
nose operation Tuesday afternoon at
the Deaconess.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-07
Gard az Thanka

We wish to thank our friends and
neighbors for the kindness and sym
patty shown US In the ioss Of our be-
loved daughter and sister. also for tho
beautiful nora offerings. Mr.. and
Mrs. II. p. Nelson.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-07

Table tuulbiers, cents each; cups
and saucera. plain white, first quality.
Is cents for cup and saucer Thursday.
Baxters Variety Store
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-07
MNR~lso.


Joe Peshei. Jr- q OarwtA md Mis
Albina Adsmsk. ef TrAAH wsro mar
ried at i:3o Tuesday Afternoon 1t the
study In the Presbytsrtan church BY
Rev. J. 4. Laurie. Mr.. and Mrs. Peshel
viii make their homo In 0Arwtn.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-07
osvsss celt Quickly cu,,d.

vO 49, SSWSV SSs
II you DO not know how TO set n
of = cold quickly should you not CON-
slider the experience Of others VINO
have found way o. doing so? Mrs.
III. o. Barker. Little Falls, N. Y. writes
"Chamberlain's Cough Remedy was
used by my husband a year or 80 ago
and II quickly cured him of a severe
cold" For sale by all dealers.--Adver-
tisement.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-07

White cups and saucers. 10 cents for
cup and saucer Thursday. Bakers
Variety Store.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-07

Albion Man Very Oiok.
Jabez Ballard. and old resident OF
Albion, is seriously sick OF pne,naonia
ut his home. His sons, Frank and
Earl, who live in southern Idaho, have
como to be with their father.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-07

Liosnssd to We'd.
Joe Peshei. Jr, aged "a, Of Garwin.
and Albina Adamels. aged 10. of Traer.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-07
THE
Ode~m T@eaGeu-
THEATER GOSSIP


Geo. Arliss win no doubt play
Marshailtown In the near future.
That BurlGsque has q strong
hold on local theater goers Is
evidence by tho ever increasing
business done at the Odeon with
this class Of amusement. Bur
lesque as produced today Ia the
most popular form of amuse-
ment and Marshalltovyn and
Waterloo are the only one
nighters that get look at these
shows.
Those who set in the city
theaters on New Years Eve
this year pad the price, for
they were never higher. Many
theaters held their best tickets
at the moderate price of from
SIS, 10 $3.50 and sold them with
but little difficulty. Out.in the
high grass we don't have to pay
advance prices even If it Is the
closing day OF a very trying
year. The small town show 60
or may not be able TO see a
big show every night but they
are not the victim Of the specu-
lator when tho attractions do
come.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-07
COURT opENs MONDAY.
Appointments Of clerk and palliH Ex-
pse&ed on Same Day.

p0eSed on SAH10 Oays
The newly organized municipal court
VIII open Monday. according 10 present
plans Of Judge 3. o. Tankersley, and
on the same day the city council 10 ex-
pected to appoint q clerk and baiiih
for tho court. Three applications have
been received for the position Of CLERK
For the office of bailin I'VE applications
have been filed. -.a
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-07

To Hssi . Cough
Take Hayse' Healing Honey. $50
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-14
About People
Movements OF individuals To And
From The City.
AT THE YoTELB.

MoLuro-Dana s. Marsh. StEtrrHN ME,
O. Mitchell. Huntington. :. Il OPP.
parknrNhurE. J - Thesis. l;Ir"nAw""d
G A Latham. Rnv"nHw"pd """rE"
Huffman. ilarkshurK. l.. =. ll"ss Sis
tnrnvilI" = T. Martin. rRrk"rShurg
Oscar Jenkins. TarkcrShurR. L. l.. eau
aon. Fatrmont. George li"rtehIc. ihr.
kCrsburg
wind-or-Dr Is j Farrell. 'Inrks-
burg: " = Sugdon. Slstrri,iIlo. w. l..
Lewis. Ir. Chester.
stamm-Alnry Ware. Weston: X r.
Keller r-"rsburE G ah"w"Itr.
IHrkrThhu.s
RodGers-.II T. H""dword rarhrrs.
burg J Il Hickman. tIarkaburs Fred
IT Thomas tIhrkrhurE. W II M"hlor
raTkrrHhuTE. u /. t"wan. 3isi"IssIllr
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Airs T. no"shmnnn ~ h"rrh
Wheeling has returned h..n., Gr"u n,H
sSneI. Ala wku,o Oh, Waited Ice, hi"
ther Jnhn T. 'iruu f"i thu t,"nt m,'.nih
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i.",ila" iia,psi. VIII Leave t"i" f'n ih"I'
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spending f"~ dryH HIaiii"R !" 1T"
city
III snI ura Hl'hH'd M"'r" no." >"
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has been rallrd :" his 'hY 90 ACCOUNT
OF tho death "T her father \ =. crnrt
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homo In Warrington "fi"r short Walt
with fTirndE here
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been Called her" on account OF th"
death - hor brother which occurred
yesterday morning
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spending "a Few days Waiting with
frlrnds her"
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street who han hrru ~ fIT some no
was TepuItsd some - hat brti'T last even.
Ing
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siti"n la Ilit.huirh aftrI spending a
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niaa riai- "''. i."tH's's" "iasl"""'y
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-14

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-14

An active aud hurv set At" m" mem
hers 81 tho various rwIEH. who's" IN
forests arc now crut"rcd IN III" prep
nrnti"nE and arrangements FOR ~"
ola bOTniC haZRnr 10 u" helh IN mia
Eovombor Tor The hom"n, Of III" ON"
valley General hospital I'll" rcEuln !
meetings which will be held thiA week.
viii be devoted to this work
Members Of tho Flrnt or Eift Sh"I
rwI1 viii meet with MTr Roy NnSl"r
at her home in Wo"dlnwn. Al TIA"
cIoro az the afternoon u liEht luncheon
will bn HeTVcd
Mrs George w. Norton will lac hos
tcsa To the members OF tho Fifih Twig
a, her home In Highland inrk Is"
ginning Mt Two o'clock. s"winE VIII GA
gage the guests. aud tea Will he served
at tho close
The Service TwiR Will meet with Miss
BeIphlu Young at her home III Ihih
View IiuEnnr preparations PROMISE II
buny Afternoon. To conclude Win tea
at NO o'clock
MI McTIE Frankholm Will onl"ItNliI
Ihr liudn at her homo Ia Ii"r'h tI"u
This ETUup viii be especially a'iil' III
anticipation "f the h"A""i. an lh' net"
hrIH plan /" ,"nir together "'aiy ~o"E
H. dcs"Io n few hours 1" ia" 'Ic"Il"n
Of petty n"valtion f"r their booth
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-14
DOROTHY DALTON'S
BEAUTY CHAT

Miss Dorothy Dalton. tho hctreHs "a.
mans Ihr W0IId over Tor her beAutltuI
,,IuIIr lon Gays. ANY girl or woman
can have "A beautiful Tuny white COM
pIrsinn aud Anr"nih unwTlmkieh SKIN IKE
mine If they viii follow my hh|l"n ana
unr DrTwill". nimpln toilet PREPARATION
I nae II bc"hunc II lnphTIH Instant besu'
~ Ia rnby Ia apply absolutely haTnIesp
and Inns u MAY, InIH effect upon the
chin Dno nppII'uiI"n pT"V"h u. ue
fu,a T." read hlnn Ib"li"n . interesting
rinIy 81 bow T." 'Iul'hIy acquire bsAvtl-
UfuI ,"imIIrsi"u, """n I" "rp"ai v, nv
rnI.,I Ia the Inr"uiIIn" r"I DaI"illO
nuv I.iIrI ,,,iuIo, nnh ~ II to-day. ~
vIll h.. d"iIrhifuIIy S"Ipii""h A@
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-14
AND FLOODS IN
PHILIPPINES REAP TOLL

Manila. Sept. l3.-IIrnvy loss or ire
md nroperty dnmnge rerulted In the
northern prnvInrcr Of LuZon Island. OF
which Manila In tho lnrEcrt city. from
tho iyphonn md floods In August 20.
nrrnrdlng To ndvic"r received today
over communication facilities which are
prortrnt"d by tho storm.
gcycrnI towns md villages wers prAc-
ticaIly destroyed. many Of tho inhAoi.
, Inntr drowned. Tho damage 10 rico ana
iohnrrn nrlds was exceedingly henVy.
! The Inaulnr government hns taken
= measures To extend rollet to tho nome
legs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-14

WEDDING TOMORROW
THE WEDDING or MISS LOUISE
NELSON AND NIB. WALTER q.
HADLER WILL TAKE PLACE
ON WEDNESDAY AFTER
NOON.
Other Functions Which VIII rake
Place During the Coming Week
win be OF IntSrsst to
MANY

The weddInE 81 Alias I."uisr heIS"t.
81 BoiIaII' daughter "G Ma N"id '"i
s"i, ', M I"ha rIn.o ga ~ Shn' sd"y "I'"'
I."", at the Inain,"IG 81 iL' '"l
t.UIi.d I,.ai.s t,,Is ,h"'.h a." 800
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-14
RELIEF FOR EVERY !
HAY FEVER VICTIM
No More Miserable Days aud RESTLESS.
Blsspless Nights.

II you want plehhnnt surprise ana
rurcIy iry the rum0un "NOSTRIOI>A"
InIm or Liquid. which In cold, rsGon-
nrmdrd md guaranteed by all drug
EIrIr. "a,
"NOHTNfOI.h' COrir bun n trins-tt
In rimplo. onEy To apply and can bo ob-
rnInod la either balm or Liquid form.
"NDHTNIDLh VhpON BPNAY" 10
,lunnnIug fr~rrrrlAn8 and not only
nIupr Hay Fever dIHirorH. hut u In nns
Tor cold In Head. Nasal CninrTh. ASth-
nm aud other HtoppnEnH or tho air phss-
nEcr \
DOM fail 10 get "NOBTDIOLA" b
uncc- Ilnlm or Liquid. md also AZ
your drug lirt 80 show you tho bpsoiAL
%nrtrlnln htomErr Ouint. After you
iry "HOHTUIDI.h" you'll Wish you has
found thin simple. HonHIbls tsratmp~
runncr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-14
Favor uULurn 10 Wulk.
IuJUHUTIOa MIND

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-14
STOP ITCHING SKIN
Zcmo, the Clean, Antlseptlc
LIQUID, Gives Prompt Relief

There is one sale. dependable treat.
mcnt that relieves itching torture and
that clcansrs and soOthcs the SKIN.
Ask any druggist for a 5c or 81 bottle
OF Zemo and apply it as directed. soon
YOU will find that irritatIons, pimplcs.
blackhcads. eczema. blotches. rlngworm
and similar skin troubles will disappear.
Zemo. the penetrating. satisfying
liquid. is all that IS needed. Tor II
banlshes most skin eruptlons. makes
the skin soft, smooth and healthy.
The L. W. Roee Co. Cleveland. o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-14
GOOD BOOKkEEPER
''' WANTED At ONCE

a LslahI youns ~"nnan with hlsh sGh""l
education aan MI tns r"aiti"" satisfs,
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md await further developments or e.
+ forts To bring about II r""p"ninH 81 me
! Presidential wage TninhlH 'l"h h"ni"'
Definite guarantee TINT President Will
: ruu VIII REOPEN III" wage h"hlh whn lho
= only bnrlz on which r"rr"rrni"liv"n OF
! pIrlrIrI = would nEIr" l" order IN" Vh-
! ,niinninIn" bach Ia work
Want AHHuranGsH.
BupDrIrIa or the 'Nh'nl lnnlnln ufE
rd tint n committee ho sent I" Wnnh-
Iuvtuu /, ,nnfrr Win IIrr.h~ni William
or He"IrInIy "T I.nhuT WIlr"n In M e.
tort To- get an nnrurnm'" IhnI Iho nwnrh
| would hc I'"prn'h II ihr nim"ln -"
turned 1" worn.
Whllo nruciilnE ihnI Ih' nnihrn'Il"
uIu w"Ih"rn had been "ir"nI"h IN
fairly" la The nwnrd. r"rI" r"minllvrr Of
DIuITI,t declared thhI thor" wan ~"
"iIcr '"uIrc lrfi but I" - Ter III" mon
hn,k I" work mud nhIh" hy ~" ""n'I""l
,Ignrd wan Ih~ "pcrnt"Ir 81 Scranton.
Thcy dc, InICd TINT ia" union could not
rrpudinIc IN agreement which u VIM
pIcdp"d 1" n''"pl
Hundreds "f mIuc workers. nom MI
three dIrIIl'tV w"r" gathered hot" dui
iug the hny awaiting ia" "I''"In" "I
tho meeting 81 ia" p"li"Y ""mmlil"" IN
, GUIDED among ih"rr wei" r"v"Ihl com
uiiirrr T"pT' u"niIuE 'vn'ntInnlrln IN
| b.nIrrrI l. wh" lnv" refused I" u" 81 W"
nppcnI 81 their president. Inn '"lll nm.
to return To- work Th"y Hnid TINT ih"y
Ind been lnriIiI'l"I to lntn"HlhI"IF To-
port bnck /" ihciT Nnrl"ur l"'nl unions
amy notion Iukcn hy TIA" committee.
I Situation Tonso.
! Cnnvn-r Of Ia" nnihrR"iI" districts To-
nIEhi Indicated that tn" "lthh'l"n
' throughout TIA" region vas i"nH" ana
, TINT all mines In DlTtri"tH hnh ' ""In
! completely tied up by tn" unauthorized
wnIknuI In DlnrIrt ] mon" than 6.""u
Iuiu,Ta continued on "NH"aIinn ana
! there wan u" chang" rcr"Ii"d In ~"
! fIrIkc situation at tho collie RES OF IN"
, I'cunHyI - mia coal company.
GhrInt t.Old"n. president OF l'i"tii''
said. "T.v"TS thing was shut llBht III
, The Shnmuku n"ld and IN huinh'r "'
,uncH the pumpmCn. engineers ana nv
,uru had gone oI "VnrntI"n win IN"
mine wnrkrIh. Tn" sam" condition wa"
/ reunited Ia the IiaEclt"n coal region ny
, ThuInnn kennedy. district president
I Mine woTk"rr' Orrl'Ihla "n'lHIhl" NM
more than hn.UOn miners w"I" no" IdIo
Ia II,c hard ,"nI raglan.
! Favor uULurn 10 Wulk.
/ nhniuukIn "a Hrpi - Idl" miners
hero tonight Envn "Nli'n'" 81 hIh"P
tuIuIuuruI over the IhiIuI" u lli' lnIl'
committee 10 Iun, IL IA de- lnIJn at TIA"
,nrnIInp Iudny al IIhhnlI".i ~ h""n'h
6 , I.IuuI that the Iu',IG '"nh'i HhllE" AZ"
3 la ,nn IuIIIy mId fnV"I return I" 'h'
,nInon la tho h"ito that way" "'H"l !" =
lInnh may h' I'"p'n"h Ia tie h'"' !"
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why Suffer
With Piles 7
No Matter If You Have Tried Many
Others There SIN In Hope in
Pyramid Pile SuppOnItOrtes.

Try Pyramid just as quickly as
YOU can. II should give quick relief
and has saved many from an opera
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NORTH SIM:
WarwOod ana RiohlRnd
DR., GEORGE HILLS
HOME WAS ROBBED


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