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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-22
MUSTAFA KEMAL ACTIVA
SU CAMPANA EN- LA
ARMENIA
Trata de facilitar asl la union
con los bolshevikis, de
ouienes espera ayuda
para batir a los
griegos

CONSTANTINOPLA. Julio I'll
N,e,afa Kemal Baja ha aHunclaoo
oric,a1mente sr 81 Quartet General dc
Apgora. que esta esperando Uopas
h~loshevikls Que van a ayudarIo a COM
hair q los grIegos para ~eIpuisarios
6a Ia Anatolia. El citado 1eie naclo-
,ersta In ordenado va que Sc actVeh
las hostilida6es contra Ia Arineila'
coz, oh,eto de facilitar Ia union con
las tropas del Soviet, ash como am
h:sn con 81 obieto de nevar las IRON
taras armeniaS hasta e. territorlo russo
las armerios que Vtenen de Geor-
Gin Y Armenia. manifestan que Ia
ua,e.a bolshevikI sc hace cada ala
r,s. natcnte alI. estimulada sin du-
=, por. los J~i;os que las fucrzas Gel
SoyiaT han alcanzadc en- Pc!onla; Pc
roa mbas ~repGbhcas Sc h7liah Dor aH'
IN a salvc. Armenia Sc nara poishe
yyki TAN rroTto comp los relos ne
-,,e, a sus fronteras. pues ei eJefcl'e
arnenjo s!entc va siInpatfa hacia los
bClshevikt3.
FL empeno de los rusos de firInar
In 4 con los po4SSoS'
r:uaInerte i su decso dc arroJar ei
n1ueso de sus fuerzas contra Il Gran
Rretana tlrto en- Ell Cercano como
a. 81 LELAND Oriente. Moscou consldera
q andres. como su principal enemigo
Y desea poncr en- juego todas stS lueI-
,as en- una lucha dec!stra por Ia lno!a
cen Ia avuda musulmana.
llema! BaJi esta c~onstruyendo aho-
~ un aerol-omo ital!ano en- Alntap'
que esta baJc el mando de un aF!a-
dor ale:nan. Z! citado jefe nac!ona-
lista esta d!stribuyendo tambien. Sc
gun Sc dice. ertre Ia pob!acion de Ia
MesopotamiG. grandes ~cantIdaoes oe
nrrnas = raunicIoNes, Goa oSJeto De
n-eparar IN &taQue sobre los ingleses
en- BaCdaG E,sas armas y mun!ciones
Sc dice que las obtuvieron los tuTcos
dc los bolsaevIkis en- ErZrum.
Tn deapaCho de Beirut. da cuenta
de Cue las hostilidades !n!cladas contra
los ~france,cs en- S.rin, e dia Il de
Iulio. SO llevaron a cabo por fuerzas
iyrcgulares y no por tropas del 60
b!erno de Demasca, no obstante que
., espera " bTeve una ruptuTa de
r,lacioncS Y UIG Gc~calract5H de que
IRA por los aIabes.
Otro despacho de Aleppo eXpresa
caficitivaraentt que e. Emir Feisal
esta tratanlo de- conseguir Ia ayuda
de los jefes turcos, asi como IA de las
Iribus bedu:naS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-22
ASISTIO H%INDENBURG A
LOS FUNERALES DEL
PRINCIPE JOAQUIN
Los servicios religiosos Sc
efectuaron en- la lglesia
EvangeIista de
Potsdam

POTsDAM, Julio 2l.-Centenares de
miembros tc Ia antigua nobleza y de
servidores del antique regimen I'M
perial, c%oncuIrieron a los funerales
del Principe Joaquin que tuTieron
lusar aver Euuf. Los servicios reiigio-
SOS Sc e~fectuaron en- Ia iglesia
gclista.
Entire los ~personajcs que concurrte-
ron al sepero del hijo del ex-Kaiser,
Y Que durante los servicios rel!giosos
Sc mantuyieron col gran devotion. Sc
cuentan ell Ntariscal Hindenburg Y los
generates Ludendorff, Mehrbach Y OIL
denburg, y entire los m!embros de Ia
antigua reaieza, Sc vieron al Principe
Eitel Friedrich V Augusta Guiilerno,
~l,erranos del f!nado, a Ia Princesa es-
Bcsa del pr!nlero de los mencionados,
Y . log Principles Alberto d" Reus
: Alberto del ~Scnicsw!g.
Tdmbiln cetuvsCr%r p~resentes nu-
n.crosos cficiaics aicnaueg ~csteutando
II Cruz dc Hero y otras condecora-
clones milI;ares que les fueron i'm
puestas por 81 ex-Kaiser. La Princesa
Maria de AnEalt, IL esposa divorcia-
da Gel finado Principe Joaquin no asis
ito a los servlcios religiosos.
BESIDE Ia ceremonial r~eligiosa, el
ataud permaneci6 expuesto en- Ia ;gle-
STA, bajo uIa fuerte g%uard!a. FL sepe-
10 sc hara eI. eI mausoleo de Federico
ell Grandc, que Sc halla cerca de este
luCar.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-22
jMuchachas! Los Limo
mes Linpian;
Blanquean.
- :. :.
Hsga una Locion de Limon
para Duplicar la BelIeza
de 81 Cults.

Exprima el jugo de dos limones en-
ms bctella que c~ontenga tres onzas
de Orchard White, Ia cual puede con
seguir en- cualquier drogueria. Agile
luego Ia botella para que Sc mezclen
perfectamente. Y listed obtendra una
cuarto de pinta, por mos cuantos
centavos( de n magnifica loci6n pa
"a Ell CUTS.
Desc IN masaje ligero con esta
olorosa loci6n diariamente, en- Ia ca
"a, cuello, brazos Y nanos. Y en- POGO
tempo notara listed la belleza cxoui
sta de su CUTS.
Famosas actrices usan Ell jugo de
lim6n para limpiar su piel, V darle a
%pariencia Scarosada. Los limones
siempre han sjdo usados como rene
do contra las pecas, PIANO V quemadu
ras del sol. Prepare esta receta Y
~pruebela.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-22
. Ell gabinete discufio ell p~roblena de los UiUeres

los planes completes para ell transpor-
L. dc las existencias de comesroles
= where's. esrecialmente para usar ell
mayor .oaelajc possible de barcoS, pa
"a eJ transpcrte de where's de los ESta-
dts CnidOS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-22
Sc REPLIEGAN S0BRE
PEKIN LAS FUERzAS
DEL GRAIL. Jul.
Las tropas del Oral. Lin las
persiguen. Sc espera una
bstaiia en- las afueras de
la capital china

LONDREs, Julio 21.-El e~jercito
chino d., General T'uau hi il. ole
surrj6 una fuerte derrota en- el recien-
te combate que sostuvo con las Iuer-
ZaS del general Chang TSo Lin estt
ahora replegaEdose hacia PekfH, per-
scguido por las tropas T!ctoriosas. In
vista de este. Sc espera Ell breve II
formidable hatalla en- las afueras de
IA capital china, scgun dice un des-
pacho recihido hoy de esa ciudad.
Diecisiete trencs mi!irares condu-
ciendo fucrtes destacamentos de tro-
pas leales a Ia. facci6n de Chang Tso
Lin. Sc han enyiado urgentemente al
frente oriental. en- Ia provincial de
Chi Ii.
La lucia en- Ia region noreste de
China estG l~ibrandose entire las dos
facciones Doliticas mas poderosas de
ese pals. Otra faction, Ia de WI Pei
Fu. trata de restablecer el regimen
morarQuico de gobierno, pero no cuen
"a con muchas impatfas por parte de
IL poblaciGTi.
Las puertaY de Ia ciudad de Pekfn
han siGo claUsuradas para impedir
\ entrada de tropas en- Ia ciudad. Los
Neytranjeros que Sc e~rcuer'-an en- e$a
capital, Sc hailan SECURES, aunqne al
go alarmados por e. cariz que esta
fernando n lucha.
ra regresaEdo por mar.
En- Ia rcclente votaci6n. Ia Prussia
Oriental denostr6 ser I'm 9S por cien-
To pues en- esa proporcior
cstuvo e. voto aleman comparable con
81 polaco. En- Ia Prussia Occidental,
el vote fut dc 90 por ciento en- favor
&c Alemania y siete en- favor de Po-
lCuia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-22
-. Es my seria Ia @siEHe::55n c1eada Eer L. kselga :

gisras. asi como por los miner0s lie
Rio Tiuto. n Huelva y los trarv--
rios de Santander. La prensa de cSta
capital considera Ia situacion seria y
cree cue sen inminentes algunos Ges-
ordenes q menos que ell Gobierno tome
una pronta acci6n que ponga IN re-
medic Immediate a Ia ~situaci6n.
In teleg:ama de Huelga. dice u
ounce mil t-abajadores de las minas de
RIO Tinto Sc han rehusadO Il volver
a sus ~t-aDajos. a pesar de los esfuer
EOS hechos por el Ministro de Obras
PGhltcas que tue personalmentc a csc
lugar para nediar entire los patrcnes
Y los huelgistas para arreglar el con-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-22

MADRID. Julio 21-Aycr Sc celebro
un Console de Ministries que Guro mas
de dos hUras, habiendo declarado al
final de esa jUnta. ell Presidente Dato,
que 81 Ninistro de Where's habfa So
metido a = consideration del COnsejo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-22
D
TOREROS COGiOOS EN-
BARCELONA
] para Ia PRESSA.

Especial para la PRENSA.
BARCELONA, Julio 21.-Eu Ia CO.
rrlda de toroS que tuvo lugar el do
mingo en- csJa capital, 81 torero Paine
10 fue cogido por e. primer to-o de Ia
torde. ocasior%ndole una gran herida
CT el abdomen cue "a H;r@a-@ -. ses.o
pcl!gro Ia vida del diestrO. El espacn
FORTUNE. uue continue Ia !id!a. recibi6
C1rnbien ura G~oloroSa. aunque no pc
l:grosa heriGa en- e. brazo derecho.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-22

MADRID. Julio clos socialists
organ!zaron mitines Ell toda Espana
81 domingo pasado, en- las plazas de To
ros. Gurante las corridas que Sc estaban
v~er!ficando eprovechando precisamen
te para clio. ell hallarse reunida en-
csas plazas. grandes masas de pueblo.
INC de esUs mitines tuvo lugar en-
Pontevedra, en- donde Teodomiro Me-
rrudez, miernbro socialista del ParIa-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-22

MADRID. julio Ella ~situaci6n crea
da por las hueIgas. tue discutida
riianente en- 81 Consejo dc Ministries
cue Sc eseetuG aver aquf. habiendOse
trn.ado especialmente acerca de "a ac-
tl.ud asumIda por los aIbaHileS huel-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-22

Para libros on espanol d~irijase I'd.
a la Casa Editorial Lozano, 11S North
Sta. Rosa, Ave-, San Antonio, Texas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-22
CABLES DE ESPANA
Servicio especial de LA PREhSA
Los socialiistas hacen canpaiIa en- las plazas de toros

ento. p~ronunci6 IN vibrante discurso
diciendo que mientras el pals no tenla
t~astantes escuelas. el pueblo gastaba
srandes snmas de dinero en- las CORR
das de toros Menendez agrego quo
loss ocialis.as ped!ran al gobierno que
suprima las corridas. e. pGbltco con-
currente 3 T. fiesta bravo, Sc divide
en- dos ban1os, unos que aplaudieron al
orador Y otros que 10 Sisearon.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-22
DIGA "DIAMOND DYES"

No eche a perder sus prendas de
ropa usando tinturas malas. Insista
por Diamond Dyes. Contiene d!rec
clones sencillas para usarse en- cada
paCuete.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-22
THOMPSON, PARA GOBERNADOR

A los votantes Mexcc-Texanos:
Compatrlotas: Serfa yo TN ingrato 81 no menifestara a uste.
DIES 10 sigucnte: Ell ahc pasado, cuando luche en la Legislature para
que Sc investgaran los abuses cometidos contra e! puep:o meHeano
en- Texas: por IL poEcfa rural del Esado, y cuando estuvo mi Vma
en- pelgro, tuve un amigo fiel en- la camara de dlputados q saoer'
ell presidente de ella; pues 81 fue el que me protegio de Ia amena-
zante actitud de mis- enenigos y el fe quien mas simpat1zo con IA
causa que 20 defendia y m e d6 toda oportunidad psra presentar mis-
pruebas 10 cual colm6 con exno mi luchs. Ese senior es ahora canol-
dato para Gobernador del Estado, Sc llama R: f. Thomson y supheGG
q mis- querdos compatriotss de sangre mexlcana, que paguen a 81
este favor que lie debemos, votando pr 81 candidatura.
Sir mas de IDS. su alto. SIS. y amigo que los gulere,
u. Canales.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-27
Garner Gleanings.
Special to Times-Repubiican.

Special to Times Republican.
Garner, April 27,--The Methodist
Episcopal church has sold its par
sonage, which stands across the
street from the church building, and
has bought lot back of the church,
on which it is planned to build a
modern manse.
The Congregational people are
raising funds for n memorial tablet
in honor of Clifford Olson, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Jacob Olson. Young Olson
was the only Garner boy whose body
lies buried in France. ~
The United Presbyterian people
are putting on an active campaign
this week to raise their share of the
Sl6,000,000 fund to be given in the
new world movement.
The first band concert of the sea-
son was given on Main street last
week. The concerts will be continued
thru the summer, as they proved
very popular last year Big crowds
came in machines for shopping and
visiting and general gala time en-
sued.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-27
Clarion News.
to Times-Rep blican.

Special to Times Repu blican.
Clarion, April N27.-Mrs. William
Bell and daughters, Miss Alice Bell,
and Mrs. Jessie Smith left for
Rochester. Mimi, to consult special
lists there.
Mrs. Harriet Fawcett has been
quite sick with scarlet fever.
Mrs. J. W. LaGrone, of Estherville,
wife of former pastor of the
Clarion Methodist church, is visiting
Rev. and Mrs. A. N. Burress and
other friends in Clarion.
Mrs. J. D. Perkins and two sons
returned to their home yesterday at
Costana after eseveral days visit in
the home of her brother here.
Miss Mabel Young went to Des
Moines to be present at the wedding
of her friend Miss Annabelle Wal
lace.
Mrs. L. C. Esperson has gone to st.
Paul to Join. her, husband who is
claim agent for a railroad there. 81
The senior class of the Clarion
high schoo. has selected for its an
nual play, The Green Stockings"
which will be presented at the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-27
Eldora Notes.
special TO Times Republican.

'SpeCihl 10 lrnes-kenuniCan.
Eldora. April 27.--Joseph Stall
smith left Friday for Lacrosse, Wis.
in response to information telling OF
the serious Illness OF his older
brother. David Stallsmith, The
older brother was at one time, in
the early history of Eldora, one of
the prominent business men here,
conducting harness shop on North
Washington street. He is upwards
of so years of age.
DR.. V. j, Smith, formerly of Ell
dora, but later a resident OF Grin
nell, expects soon To move to Gales
burg, H., where he will DO employed
by the Des Moines Live Stock In
surance Company as foreman OF the
veterinary work.
Mrs. Olive Simmonds. of Union,
has filed n petition in the office Of
the clerk of the district court OF this
county asking a divorce from the
bonds of matrimony now existing
between her and G. =. Simmonds.
The case Is scheduled for the August
term of court.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-27
Cocoanut Oil Fine
For Washing Hair

If you want to keep your hair in
good condition, be careful what YOU
wash it with.
Most soaps and prepared shampoos
contain too much alkali This drias
the scalp, makes the hair brittle. and
is very harmful. Mulsified cocoanut
oil shampoo (Which is pure and en-
tirely greaseless). is much better
than anything else you can use for
shampooing, as this can't possibly
injure the hair.
Simply poisten your hair with
water and rub it In. One or two tea
spounfuls will make an abundance Of
rich, creamy lather, and cleanses the
hair and scalp thoroughly. The lather
rinses out easily, and removes every
particle Of dust. dirt. dandruff and
excessive oil. The hair dries quickly
and evenly, and 1t leaves Il. fine and
silky. bright, fluffy and easy to man
age. :,
ii You can get Mulsified cocoanut oil
shampoo at. most any drug store. 1t
lis very cheap, and a few ounces is
enough to last everyone in the fam
lily for months. ..,,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-27
TWO STATE CONFERENCES ON
EDUCATIONAL QUESTIONS
THIS WEEK.
DIRECTORS TO HOLD
MEETING THURSDAY
Teachers Salaries TO Be One OF
Leading Questions Discussed -
County Superintcndents to Gather
At Iowa City NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Conference at Washington.

Special to Times Republican.
Des Moines, April 27.-School
problems. and particularly the short
age of teachers, will be considered at
two state conferences to be held TINS
week. and also at a national confer
ence to be held in Washington, ID. Co.
May 10 to q, inclusive.
School directors and officers from
many of the smaller districts VIII
meet in Des Moines Thursday OF this
week in response to n call sent out
by Emory A. Rolfe. editor or the
Dayton Review. They will take steps
to form a, state organization OF school
officers and directors. Teachers
wages. school building, legislation,
maintenance Of school districts ana
similar questions arising out OF the
high cost of everything will be con-
sidered.
Superintendents at Iowa City.
All of the county superintendent
of the state will meet at Iowa City
Wednesday for an afternoon and
evening session. Among the topics
to be up for consideration are the
following: The consolidated school,
it's growth and development with
especial emphasis on new buildings
and the requirements in manual
training, agriculture and domestic
science the normal training high
school: the approved high schooi
standards for approval. ETC.; the
STANDARD rura. school: n citizenship
program; general educational prob
lens.
Large List Of Delegates.
Governor Harding has selected a
Zig list of delegates to attend the ma
ticnal conference at Washington May
1921. They are:
- College tiyes-Presldent
w. A. Jessup. Iowa City; H. H. Seer
ley, Cedar Falls: r. A. Pearson.
sAmes; c. P. Colegrove. Fayette: j.
H. It. Mains, Grinnell; r. Ames
Montgomery, Parsons College. Fair
field: q. n. Briggs. Lamont: and
Dean w. F. Barr. Drake University.
City superintendents-M G. Clark,
SioEx City; j. II. Harris. Dubuque:
Theodore Samms. Council Bluffs:
Frank T. Vasey, Mason City: S. G.
Reinertson, Alta: S. A. Potts, Musca-
tine: Karl Hansen, Cherokee, E. I.
Housh, Carroll; z. C.'Thornburg. Des
Moines.
County superintendents-M Z.
DeBoos, Sibley: E. c. Lynne, Don
rellson: E. Masters. Glenwood; Fred
f. Cram, Mason City; Erwin L.
Krout. Oskaloosa.
Editors-Alson Secor, Des Moines:
Tracy Garrett. Burlington; w. III.
Powell, Ottumwa: Elmer H. John
ston. Iowa City: l.. A. Bladine. Cedar
Falls: Luther Brewer, Cedar Rapids;
and Alex Miller, Washington. y
: Senators-H. l.. Foskett, Shenando-
ali: B. W. Newberry, Strawberry
Point: Ed NJ. Smith. Winterset; Joe
Frailey, FIT. Madison.
entatives-Douglas Rogers,
Manning: Ed L. Newton. Anita: H.
f.. Dean. Ocheyedan; William Backer,
EIkader: ]. H. Anderson. Thompson
J. f. Larson, West Branch; George
S. Allen, Mt. Ayr; Frank Oertel, Ke-
okuk.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-27
RADICALS SEEK CONTROL.
Said to Be Planning Test of Strength
at State Labor Meetings.


i Fort Dodge. April 27.-Thes coming
convention of the Iowa Fedora ton OF
Labor that convenes in FIT. Dodge
OH May IS promises to furnish a test
of strength between the so-calied
radical element in labor and the ad-
ministration forces that have been
ciassed as conservatives Of the Comp
ers type. s.
Reports from various cities ipdi-
cate that the former are striving
hard to control in the selection of
delegates. Ff. Dodge, the convention
city, is recognized as being a strong
hold OF the extreme radicAlx element
that will have at least forty delegates
in the convention. An insurgent fac
ton in Waterloo that launched sew
eral bitter attacks upon the officers
of the Waterloo Central Labor Union,
one of whom is member of the state
administration executive council,
viii attempt to stir up the aftermath
of the strike in that city.
Contrary to the policies of the
American Federation of Labor, to
which the state central body is sub
ordinate. apsattemptsn,aX hesmade to-
launch a labor party in the state by
the placing of ticket on the ballot
for the June primaries, This action
is certain to start a lively fight that
will grow bitter, 1t will prove a three
way affair with the socialists main
tanning their position in favor of that
political branch. the administration
favoring the partisan position
ard the radicals advocating a third
party.
Cedar Rapids will be represented
by approximately forty delegates,
a majority of whom are in line with
the A. +. OF l.. program.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-27

society. TO attend the missionary con-
vention which Il being held there
this week. They expect 10 return
Wednesday night
DIR. Smith, a veteran physician of
Toledo, who for several weeks has
been critically III from q form OF
sleeping sickness IL reported 10 bc on
the road To recovery.
IL. Nj. McEwen, of Rossio, who has
been secured as the new manager
OF the Farmers Elevator Company,
arrived with his household goods the
last OF the week. He will take posses
sion OF the Baldwin property In the
cast part OF town, Mr.. McEwen is the
successor to j. b. Maricle, who ex-
rects to take possession OF his own
elevator on or about May 1.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-27
FAVOR MARINE FUND.
Service Men Interested in Plans 70
Honor American Dead.


Special to I ines Republican,
Des Moines April 27,--Col. Claude
Stanley OF Corning. formerly OF the
Rainbow division overseas, approves
OF statue on the Marine as AM
erica's Gift to France.
The sentiment attached TO the
proposed acMonnies statue or
group. to be erected on the banks OF
the Marine. should appeal to every
American man woman and child"
says Colonel Stanley. "The courage
displayed by the American troops as
they turned the tide Of battle ut the
Marine can be fittingly remembered
thru this. gift from America to
France.
"The fact that the statue Will be
erected with the pennies and dimes
of the multitude, gathered by popu-
lar subscription. is commendahle In
iced. I shall gladly aid in the Eighth
congressional district in every way
possible so that the $4,000 from Iowa
may be obtained in the four or five
days allotted to the subscription
drive"
Major Glenn Hayne. OF Mason
City, is another war veteran who APP
proves of Americas gift to France.
He Is the possessor Of the French
'croix de guerre and the American
DISTINGUISHED service cross.
True France gave America the
statue OF liberty in New York har-
bor,' declared Major Hayne. The
placing of an American statue on
the banks of the river Marine is not
mere exchange of gifts. In placing
this statue on the Marne we of Am
erica are but paying tribute to the
memory of brave American soldiers.
Who with the French, beat back the
Prussian army.
MIR. Cosson and his committee may
rest assured that Mason City will be
represented properly when the time
comes to close the subscription
books"
The date of the drive for funds has
been set for April q to May |. i'll
elusive. John Blair of the Iowa Ma
tlOnal Bank. has been selected as
treasurer of the committee. George
toSson, chairman of the committee,
has opened offices in room 20. state
Eouse, Des Moines. An checks should
be made payable to Mr.. Blair as
treasurer. and addressed TO head
Quarters of Americas Gift to Fran
Committee. room %, state house.
Subscriptions ~angin> from one
penny to 1000 pennies, OF $40. are
acceptable. No person may sIbscribe
more than $40.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-27
VIRGIN PRAIRIE IN HARDIN.
Nearly All Of Quarter Section JUS
Sold Never Has Been Cropped.

Special 20 Times Republican.
Eldora. April 27.--Chas. O. Ryan
has lust purchased from Gilman III
wisner a 16O-acre farm one mile
south OF the corporation of Iowa
Falls. Loss than ten acres OF this
land has ever been In cultivation
and II is one or the very few farms
OF. virgin prairie left in Hardin coun-
", The land has been used for pas
ture since first entered for settle
ment. and should produce wonderful
crops when put in cultivation. Mr.
Ryan expects to till the land COM
pletely this year. &
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-27
Former GrinneIl Student Dead.
Daa,,htiran

Iowa City. April. 2s-Russell H'
Swain, aged 81. brilliant member
of THE Iowa university junior class
in the college of liberal arts. died In
an Iowa City hospital. and his body
was taken to Iowa county for inter-
ment. at Marengo, not far from
North English. his home town. His
father. George f. Swain, is cashier
of the North English bank. The
young man formerly attended Grin
nell College two years. He was
service man during the world war
Surviving are his parents, sister
and a brother. - Mr. Swain was n
Mason and member of the Sigma Nu
fraternity at s. L. l.