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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-07-21
Farmer-L Labor -Partiet.

Det tredie Parti, der tog Nav
net The Farmer-Labor Party .
nominerede sent Onsdag Aften
i sidste Uge Advokat Farley ?.
Christensen fra Salt Lake City,
Utah, til Presidentkandidat, og
Max Hayes fra Cleveland, O.,
til Vicepresident-Kandidat Chri-
stensen blev nomineret allerede
we'd anden Stemmekastnlng.
Blandt andre, som der stemtes
paa, var den kendte Socialist
Debs og saa Henry Ford, men
ingen af dem fix ret mango
Stemmer
Nominationen fandt Sted, eff
ter at Committee Of As" der
we'd Medets Begyndelse forenc,
de sig med Arbejderpartiet, paa
Grund af Platformen hayde truk-
ket sig tilbage. Flere andre
Grupper trak sig tilbage, deri-
blandt ,,Nonpartisan League. .
Arbejderpartiet, der udgjorde Ell
Flertal, gennemtvang sin egen
Platform, der var altfor radikal
for de mere conservative Ele-
menter, og det bevirkede Split
telsen. De mere radikale af ,,de
48Ds Grippe, Ordstyreren p. P
Christensen for cen, blew dog
sammen med Arbejedrne. Det er
tvivlsomt, ON de andre, der
trak sig tilbage til Morrison Ho-
tel, kommer til at foretage no.
gen Presidentnomination
De ass Komite stod hele I'll
den i Telegraf- og Telefonforbin-
delse med Senator La Toilette
Han havde paa Forhaand sendt
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-07-21
Rigsdagsvalgets Udfald.

lf6lge hyad den danske Lega-
ton i Washington meddeler os,
fix Folketingsyalget i Danmark
den 6. ds. folgende Udfald:
Venstre gjorde Fremgang -
3 Mandater, 81 valgt. Socialde-
mokratiet forbley uforandret -
II Mandater. De Konservative
table 2 Mandater, 26 yalgt. De
Radikale yandt | Mandat, 16
yalgt. Erhyerspartiet bley ufor-
andret - 1 Mandater.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-07-21
FRA sPA-KoNFERENCEN.
Lloyd George mener, den er Be
gyndelsen til store Ting.

Spa, Is. JUL. - ,,Konferen-
cen her mellem de allierede Che
fer og Representatives. for Tysk-
land er Begyndelsen til store
Ting" erklerede den britiske
Premier Lloyd George Dag, idet
han opsummerede de sidste II
Dages Fegtning med Tyskerne.
Wi VII gore wort Bedste for
at udfore, hyad vi er gaaet ind
paa her., sagde den tyske Uden-
rigsminister DR.. Walter Simons.
Premier Lloyd George lod for
staa, at han nerede hoje Tanker
ON baade Konstantin Fehren-
bach, den tyske Kansler, og DR..
Simons.
Lloyd George sagde videre,
at det Wide have yeret Ell vel-
dig Fordel, ON Amerikanere hay-
de taget Del Konferencen, for
di, tilfojede han, de Wide have
bragt den under ct Syspunkt,
der var fri for europeisk Kappe-
strid.
Wide europeiske Statsm@nd
like have folt sig forlegne, der
som Amerikanere hayde taget
aktiv Del Afgorelsen af allie
Sporgsmaal2" spurgte man
Lloyd George. Det mente han
like. Amerikas Magt, diets Tin.
teresserethed og dets retsindige
Optreden Wide veret af overor-
dentlig Verdi for Europa, sagde
han.
DR.. Simons erklerede, at han
frygtede for Uroligheder Ruhr-
Distriktet.
Der vii rimeligyis blive Be
sver neste Uge'', sagde han,
,,med mindre vi sprger for at
fede Minearbejderne bedre paa
samme It'd, som vi anmoder dem
ON at arbejde haardere. Jeg te-
legrateredo III Hermes, yor En-
neringsminister, ON aieblikkelig
at sende allie for Haanden velcn
de F6demidler til Ruhr-Dlstrik-
tet. Jeg har skrevet til den fran.
ske, den belgiske, den britiske
og den italienske Ernerlngsmlm-
sire og bedet dem gore alt mu-
ligt for, at samle flere F9demid-
Ter ind Ruhr-Distriktet for I'd
lebet af to Uger.'' -
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-07-21

Konventionen Besked ON, at han
npgtede at modtage Nomination
men, hvis Arbejderpartiets Pro-
gram vedtoges i den Form, det
var forelagt ham. Skont der in
gen vesentlige Forandringer TO-
restoges Programmed, blev La
Follettes Nayn alligevel indf6rt
som Kandidat, men da Senate
rem per Telefon af sin Son fix
Meddelelse heron, bad han ON
at faa sit Navn slettet, da han
under neryarende Omstendig-
heder fandt, at han like kun
de blive Kandidat.
Den saakaldte La Toilette
Platform blev af Konyentionen
nedstemt med 30S mod 125 Stem
mer, og Arbejderpartiets Plat
form blev derpaa vedtaget.
Den af Arbejder-F -Farmer-Part-
ct nOmineretde Presidentkandi-
dat, p. p. Christensen, er EN- vel
kendt Arbejderforer, og han kom
til Chicago som Delegat til .baa-
de Arbejderkonventionen og
COMMITTEE of As" Konventio-
nen. Det var sidstneynte Kon-
yention, der egentlig bragte hans
Navn i Forgrunden we'd at val-
&c ham I'll permanent Ordstyrer.
Han er en- af de NEST fremtre,
dende Advokater i Salt Lake
City, 40 Aar gammel og ing
karl. / religios Henseende skal
han we're Unitar. | de senere
Aar har han optraadt i nogle af
de NEST kendte Arbejder-Retssa-
ger Nordvesten. Indtil 1912 var
han Republikaner, og han har
ygret Formand for Partiets
Statskonyention. ! 1912 gik han
med i Roosevelts progressive
Parti, og 1916 stemte han for
Wilson.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-07-21
Wort eget Land.
Berger gennomineret. Milwau.

Berger gennomineret. Milwau-
kee, Wis, 16. JUL. Socialisten
Victor l.. Berger, der to Gange
er bleyen npgtet Sade Kon-
gressen, efterat han var bleyet
valgt fra 10. Wisconsin Distrikt,
blew Gaar valgt af sit Parti
som Kandidat we'd Yalget No
vember. Henry II. Bodenstab,
der blev slaat af Berger Flor,
s6ger paany republikansk Nomi-
nation.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-07-21

mes aabent af Lederne for Ar
bejdet med Prohibitionens Gen
nemforelse, at de store Byer,
hyor der er en- betydelig Befolk-
ming af Udlendinger, er Forhol-
dene yerre' end for seks Maane.
der siden.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-07-21

de NEST omtalte Presidenterkan-
didater paa Forbuds-Stemmesed-
delen, oplyser w. G. Calderwood
fra Minneapolis, Viceformand /
den rationale Forbundskomite,
der er kommen hertil for at tref-
fe Arrangement for Diet natio-
male PARTS Konvention fra den
81. til %. JUL. En- Kvinde vii
sandsynligyis blive nomineret til
Viceprasident, sagde han, og
n9vnte Mary Harris Armous fra
Georgia, Anna Howard Shaw
fra New York og Marie G..
Brehm fra California som null
ge Kandidater. Paa Konventio-
nen ventes der 2600 Delegater
Scandinavian-American Repu
blican League afholdt sin Kon-
vention i Seattle, Wash, den 9.
JUL. Det er Meningen at begyn-
de en- Kampagne for det republi-
kanske Parti blandt den skan-
dinaviske Befolkning Staten.
Frank Oleson, Seattle, er Prasi-
den. De 6yrige Embedsmend er:
II. B. Helden, Seattle, Sekretar;
Frank B. Helden, Spokane, for
ste Vicepr9siednt; Swan Sam
son, Takoma, anden Viceprasi-
dent, Charles Lind, Bellingham,
tredie Vicepresident, og T. B.
Nielsen, Seattle, Kasserer Exc.
kutivkomiteen 'bestaar af j. E.
Chilberg, Seattle; John Riseland,
Bellingham; A. C. Clausen, Spo.
kane o. S. Larson, Tacoma, og
Israel Nelson, Seattle.
Flyvetur til Alaska. Mineola.
n. Y, Is. JUL. Der blev giort
Forberedelser Aftes til en- Fly
vetur paa $500 Nil til Nome,
Alaska, og tilbage med fire af
Heren buftskibe, De skal star
te K. 10 Dag. Ruten er lagt
saaledes: Mitchell Flyvestation
til Erie, Pa, $50. Grand Rapids,
Mich, 300. Winona, Mimi, 30.
Fargo, n. d., 32O. Portal, N. D.,
300. Saskatoon, Sask., Canada,
$50. Edmonton, Alberta, 300.
Jaspar, 200 Prince George, B.
G., 200. Hazelton, 800. Wrangell,
Alaska, 210. Whitehorse, Yukon,
300 Dawson, 25O. Fairbanks,
275. Ruby, 24O, og Nome, 300.
Expeditionen vii blive ledt ar
Kaptajn ST. Claire Street.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-07-21
Jorden rundt.

Canadas Geld. Ottawa, Ont,
10. JUL. Canadas Nettogald I'D
gor nu $2,300,119 ifolge Finans-
departementets Opgivelse for Jul
nj
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-07-21
cox OG WILSON ENIGE.
Harding onsker at vide Besked

Washington, d. c., 10. JUL
Det demokratiske PARTS Presi,
dentkandidat, Guyern0r James
NJ. Cox, har giyet President vii
son Diet bestemte L9fte, at hyis
han bliver valgt, vii han gore sit
bedste for at opfylde de Lefter,
som Presidenten havde givet
med Hensyn til Folkeforbundet
Dette L9fte blev givet under
en- Konference, som han hayde
med President det Hvide
Hus i Gaar, og hvori ogsaa den
demokratiske Vicepr@sidentkan-
didat Franklin ID. Roosevelt, del
tUg. Konferencen varede en- Time
Guvern6r Cox afgav efter Kon-
fereneen EN- Erkl@ring, hyor-
af Diet fremgaar, at de
to Politikere er fuldstan-
dige enige ON den store Valgsag,
og at den demokratiske Plat
form like paa nogen Made staar
i Strid med Presidentens Op-
fattelse med Hensyn til Freds-
traktaten.
,,Modet var i enhver Henseen-
de behageligt, sagde Guverng-
rem sin Erklering wi var eni-
ge ON, at Platformen siger nok,
ligesom vi var enige ON Partiets
Pligt paa Ell It'd, da der er Fare
for, at Amerika like vii holde
sine Lofter til Verden. Han tHln
ker fremdeles paa Krigen og dc
Lefter, som han CAV dem, del
gjorde de store Ofre.
Det er meget rimeligt, at han
der som Nationens F9rer bad
ON vore Sonner og vore Midler
paa Grundlag az en- bestemt For
staaelse og Forpligtelse, har sat
sig for, at Loftet skal holdes
'Hyad han lovede, skal jeg s6ge
at opfylde efter bedste Eyne
ON jeg bliver yalgt."
Mr.. Roosevelt udstedte ogsaa
EN- Erklering. Han sagde bl. a.
,,Jeg 6nsker, at hvereneste \.
merikaner kunde have yaret et
faust Vidne I'll M9det mellem de
to store Mend. Deres storartede
Enighed og hoje Maal er en- In
spiration. Jeg beh6vcr bare at
tilfoje, at min Beklagelse over
at skulle opgiye min Stilling un-
der President Wilson formildes
we'd Bevidstheden ON, at min
nye Chef vii blive en- vprdig Eff
terf0lger."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-07-21
Engelske Kvinder i Juryen.

Engelske Kvinder Juryen.
London, Il. JUL. | Oyerensstem-
melse med en- -Beslut,
ming meddeler Lordkansleren, at
efter den 10. JUL kan Kvinder
yere Medlemmer af Juryen paa
de samme Betingelser som Mend.
Dog vii en- Mand og hans HUI
stru like faa Tilladelse til at
gore Tjeneste i samme Sag.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-07-21
29.Aarg.

20. AdlS.
l. z. Burleson, Postmaster Generes
Attentat paa Hindenburg.
Berlin, Il JUL. En- ukendt Mand
brod / Gaar ind i Marskalk
Ilindenburgs Hus og skod paa
Feltmarskelken. Kuglen traf TX
Ike, og Manden undkom. Felt
marskalken var alene og fors6g-
te at kalde paa Tjeneren. Yolds-
manden kampede med Feltmar
skalken og affyrede under Kam-
pen sin Revolver, hvorefter han
undflyede. Han antages at til
hore Ell Royerbande.
Olieinteresserne i Mexico. Ne.
xico City, a. JUL. Regeringen
har i Princippet godkendt de
endelige Forslag fra Represen-
tanter for Olieinteresserne. med
deles der ,,El Universal"
Gaar. Bladet oplyser, at der dog
like vii bliye truffet nogen en-
delig Overenskomst for Konfe-
rencen paa L6rdag neste Uge
mellem den provisoriske Presi-
dent de la Huerta og Oliemen-
dene. Finansminister Alvaredo
yentedes Aftes til Tampico,
hyor han vii inspicere Petrole-
umsfeltet, for han rejser til New
York.
Englands Arbejdere og 1r-
land. London, Il JUL. Paa Ar
bejderkongressen her i Byen blew
Ell Resolution, der indbragtes af
Grnbearbejdernes Federation, og
som gik nd paa, at den britt
ske Regering skulde trakke al
lie sine Trooper nd af Irland og
oprette ct irsk Parliament. we'd
taget med 100000 mod 1886
200 Stemmer. Det var Ell Kort-
votering. Vedtagelsen af denne
Resolution betyder, at Arbejder
he trner med direkte Aktion,
hvis like Regeringen giver efter
James Henry Thomas, der ei
Generalsekretar for National
Union of Railwaymen, siger, at
hyis like Regeringen tager Hen
syn til Resolutionen, vii det bli-
We Kongreskomiteens Pligt at
paase, at den gennemfores.
Kemals Kabinet. Konstantino-
pei, 10. JUL. Mustapha Kemal
Pasha har triumferet over sine
Fjender Angora we'd at gore
EN- Forandring i hvert Embede,
oplyser Ayiserne Anatolien.
Hyert nyt Kabinetmedlem faar
Titelen Kommiss@r, hyad der
tyder paa Bolshevik- -Indflydelse.
Col Ismet Bey, tidligere Krigs-
minister / den gamle tyrkiske Re.
gering, er Stabschef Kemals ma
tionalistiske Hpr.
Udenrigsminister Bekir Sami
Bey sagde Ell Tale til EN- stor
Nationalist Forsamling, at de AL
lieredes Fredstilbud er umulige,
da Frankrig af politiske Grunde
like kan sende store Troppemas-
ser mod Tyrkerne. Italienerne er
ude af Stand til at kampe af
okonomiske Grunde. Enlenderne
har like Trooper nok og Gre-
kernes Styke er .begr9nSet.
Tysk eller polsk. London, II.
JUL. Fra Berlin melodies, at Re-
sultatet af Folkeafstemningen |
0st- og Vest-Preussen over
Sp6rgsmaalet ON disse Distrik-
ter skal forblive tyske eller slut,
te sig til Pollen, er blevet be-
kendtgjort. | begge Provinser
har V@lgerne med overveldende
Majoritet udtahe sig for at de
vii forblive tyske.
| Vest-Preussen var 90 Pro.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-07-21
Grashopper S. Dakota. Grai

hopper har visit sig Omegnen
af Bowdle, Edmunds County, S.
Oak, M9ngdeyis, og Farmerne
har sat sig Beyegelse for at op-
tage Kampen mod dem. Der ST.
ges, at disse Insekter har voldt
betydeig Skade visse Dele af
Countyet. Man haaber dog, at
man kan faa Bugt med dem.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-07-21
Senator Harding vii vide Besked

'~Sseoi AAoi wing VII fluC DCohcu.
Marion, O., -. JUL. Senator
Harding opfordrede i Aftes Gu
vernon Cox til at fortelle, paa
hvllket Grundlag han og Prasi-
dent Wilson kom til Enighed
under Konferencen det Hvide
Hus Gaar.
der er kun cen Made, hvor.
paa han og Presidenten kan bli-
We enige og Diet er, at Cox giyer
hgt. Naar Kandidaten opnaar E.
ligt. Naa Kandidaten opnaar f.
nighed med Presidenten, betty
der det, at Mr.. Wilson skal fore
kampagnen og vii blive den yir.
kelige Kraft i naste Administra
ton, hvis Demokraterne vinder
Det er like upassende at sp9r-
ge ON, paa hyilket Grundlae
Overenskomsten er opnaaet. Foi
det f6rste vii Landet vide, ON
de to Herrer er blevet enige ON
at Amerika skal ekceptere Fol
keforbundet uden Reservationer
For det andet har Guvern6i
Cox forpligted sig til at stpttt
ca Ratification af Traktaten oa
Folkeforbundets Konstitutior
uden nogen vesenthg Forandring
For Diet tredie, er Artikler
10 blevet akceptereti Der el
sagt gentagne Gange, al Arti
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-07-21
StSrre fransk Skatteindtagt

StSrre fransk Skatteindtagt.
Paris, 13. JUL. Skatteindtegter-
ne i Juni Maaned bel0b sig til
907, 100000 Francs, og oversteg
Overslagene i Budgcttet med
277,000,000 Francs. Skatteindteg-
terne de f9rste seks Maaneder
i Aar oversteg Overslagene med
l 1,634,000,000 og oyersteg den
samme Periodic 1919 med 1885,
100000 Francs.
Armenierne og Tyrkerne. Lon
don, Is. JUL. Opmuntret we'd
Grekernes Held Lilleasien har
den armcniske Her gjort ct hel-
digit Angreb paa Tartarernes oe
Mustapha Kemal Pashas tyrki-
ske nationalistiske Trooper og be-
sat Str6get we'd Zagobas, telegra-
feres der Tir,dags fra Athen
til Exchange Telegraph, idet
der citeres Efterretninger fra
Tiflis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-07-21

Bryan eller Billy Sunday.
Lincoln, Neb., II. JUL. William
j. Bryan og Billy Sunday er
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-07-21
Larerinder paa Landet i Wis.

Larerinder paa Landet i Wis
consin har henvendt sig til DIET
foderale Arbejdsbureau Supe-
rior og bedt ON Stillinger som
Piger i Hoteller i Sommermaa-
nederne, da deres Lon er saa
lille, at de like kan leve af den.
Piger, som vii arbejde K9kke-
ner, tilbydes GO Dollars ON Maa-
neden, frit Hus og Kost SAINT
Drikkepenge we'd Siden af fri
REESE. Hvis de vii arbejde Tu-
risttiden, faar de 10 Dollars me-
re. Opvartersker faar $50 og
Stuepiger $35 per Maaned.
Bedste Gartner. Mrs. Ellie.
beth Starr, der er SO Aar gam
mel, er den bedste Gartner
Waterloo, la. Fra ct Stykke
Jord, der er 140 Fod langt og
60 Fod bredt, har hun j Aar
solgt for mellem 5000 og $500
i Planter, Gr6nsager, Svibler
(BlomsterlGg) og Blomster Hun
mener, at hendes Arbejde Ha-
ven har gjort hende stark oe
frisk, og at der like er noget
som er saa sundt som at arbej-
de tidlig ON Morgenen.
Bryan eller Billy Sunday
Lincoln, Neb., II. JUL. William
j. Bryan og Billy Sunday Ell
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-07-21
dams NSKERFN',

ct dansk alnerikansk Ugeblad.
der ejes af Den forenede dan
ske evangelist -lutherske KY
ke America" og udgives a.
Danish Lutheran Publ. House
Blair, Nebr.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-11-04
MRS. CHARLES sWlTZER DIES.

Former Green Mountain Young
Woman Victim Of tuberculosis.
Mrs. Ethel Blanche Swltzer, wife of
Charles Switzer, died at 4:30 this
morning Of tuberculosis at the home
Of her uncle, w. H. Parsons, AS
North Fifth street. She had been
failing for six months.
Mrs. Switzer was the daughter Of
r. M. Parsons, living six miles east
Of the city. She was born Aug. 2S,
1898, near Green Mountain, and was
married to Mr.. Switzer Jan. 6, 1918,
in this city. They moved to Love-
WELL Kan, but returned to this city
after eight months. They lived at 52S
North First street until September
when Mrs. Switzer went to her
uncle's home on account of her health,
Besides her husband and father she
is survived by one daughter, Doris,
aged II months, and four brothers,
Carl, Glenn, Roy and Dale, all living
at home. Mrs. Switzer was a mem
Der of the Carlton church east of the
city.
Funeral services will be conducted
at the Carlton church at 2 o'clock
Saturday and burial will be at the
chapel cemetery. The home will be
open to friends from 10 to II o'clock
Saturday morning.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-11-04
WOMEN NAY SEEK
ELECTION REFORMS
AT FIRST ELEc!
TON MAY RESULT IN NEED
ED CHANGES.
"PERFEcT OUTRAGE" SAYS
WOMAN ELECTION OFFICER
in City Directed at First,
Third and Fourth Ward Polling
Gives Women Election Officers
New Viewpoint of Election Task.

Following their experiences as
may beHable to effect much needed
| changes in election laws. Ii the city
council is confronted with a per
sistent demand from women voters to
| provide suitable election places it
need not be surprised. If the state
general assembly is faced with an
emphatic protest against present
methods of conducting elections its
members also should not wonder. II
the experiences Of city women on
election boards and as voters are
samples of what occurred thruout the
state women are likely to demand re-
forms.
After approximately continuous
forty hour experience on election
boards, some of the women who
| served ere ready for action. prompt
and enthusiastic, and have wondered
why mere men voters have stood"
for elections being conducted in the
places they have and the way they
have for SO long.
Complaint Against Places :,
Locally a great deal Of complaint
was directed at the polling places
| chosen In the First, Third and Fourth
wards. The general complaint is
that all three We're too small, insult
! able in every way and the methods
used in arriving at results are alto
gether too tedious and slow.
So far as could be ascertained all
the women who served On election
without serious physical results, al
tho all of them were very, very tired
and were glad when the task was
done.
Perfect Outrage" Says Ono.
Quote me il you want to-" said
Mrs. d. R. jackson, an officer Of the
Third ward election board. "but
somebody ought to get good roast
ing, it was perfect outrage" Mrs.
Jackson was referring to the condi-
tons under which 1,547 voters and
five election officers voted and
worked in the polling place provided
in that ward.
Mrs. jackson described the poll
ing place as nasty" and dirty"
She complained Of an entire lack Of
toilet facilities and no arrangement
made by which election officers could
leave the polling place even long
enough to get something to eat.
This polling place was very greatly
overcrowded, and voters waited in
line much Of the time. The same was
true at the First ward polling place
and in measure true Of the Fourth
ward, where most Of the complaints
leveled at the Third ward voting
place are applicable.
The Second and Fifth ward polling
places were much larger and better
in every way.
Mrs. Jackson wanted to know why
a law wasn't passed to provide ex-
pert accountants to count the vote,
instead Of requiring election officers
to work all night and all the next
day and part of the second night ar
irving at results.
It might be added that male voters
have wondered for years why some
such law was not passed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-11-04

clyde CassWell. of Pasadena, Calf
Mrs. Caswell was formerly Miss
NJ aida Titus. of this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Buck enter
tanned the members tef the Kings
Daughters and Live Wire" classes
of the NJ. f. Sunday school aud
several invited guests. at a Hallow-
cen party at their llome north OF
town Saturday evening. Games in
Keeping with Halloween were very
much enjoyed and the hostess served
nice luncheon.
Miss Edith Wallace, of Scranton.
visited over Sunday with relatives
here. @
Charles Francis, OF Kansas, visited
with his mother Mrs. James Francis
and other relatives last week.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-11-04

Laura Gallentine and Miss Clara
Quick.
Mrs. Archer and son Dwight leave
Friday for Iowa City. where they will
consult a physician.
The basketball team of Lamoille
played Wednesday afternoon at Van
cleve winning from the Vancleve
team.
Mrs. Graham Smith and Miss Ruth
Simmons, spent Saturday in Mar
shalltown.
Mr. and Mrs. H. c. Mears. and
daughter Betty Jane and Mr.. and
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ITEMS OF INTEREST.
Noted by Experienced Shopper at
Brintnall & Brintnall Store.

New dark camisoles--beautifu ef-
feets in brown, cardinal and navy.
New fancy. wool hose-some partic
ularly good effects in silk and wool
mixed.
New lace collars and vestecs--very
much in demand for both sweaters
and dresses.
New orsandy corsaga in high and
pastel colorngs.
New patterns in black laces for
afternoon and evening gowns-beau-
tiful designs.
New long wristcd kid gloves in
dark brown
New Polychrome candlesticks end
electric torches; also new shipment of
candy jars. Art department Herd
quarters for satisfaction. Brintnall &
Brintnall.
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Cody of Another
Soldier Boy to Be
Brought to County
The body of another Marshall coun-

The body of another Marshall coun-
ty soldier boy who died while in ser
vice in France is soon TO be brought
TO the county for burial Mrs. Guerna
Anderson. of Dunbar has been asked
by the war department for shipping
instructions for the body of her son.
julius Johnson, which has arrived at
New York City.
Mrs. Anderson notified the depart
mont to forward the body to Dunbar
and when II reaches there the funeral
service will be held at Mrs. Ander-
CONS home and burial will be in the
StaVanger cemetery.
The young man, who was %. went
with Il Tama contingent to Camp
Gordon. Ga, in August 1918. He was
transferred overseas soon Afterwards
and died of pneumonia Oct. sc, 1918.
He had lived in the Gilman neighbour
hood most of the time before going
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Rhodes Items.

DR.. H. S. Titus was at Marshall
town Thursday.
Mrs. Clara Emery returned Thurs
day from a visit with relatives at
Valeria.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lemar Guernsey, of
Chicago, have been visiting at the
Rev. r. E. ]. Thompson home.
Miss Nothdurft was a Cedar
Rapids passenger Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jaroleman, of
Marshalltown, spent the weekend at
the David Buck home.
Jacob Haas has sold his residence
in the west part of town to Jack
TripIett, of Melbourne.
DR.. Fl. S. Titus has received the
announcement of the birth Of a
daughter Oct. 81, to Mr.. and Mrs.
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VancIevc Items.

Tho Ladies Aid Society met at the
home of Mrs. Harry Corder Thurs
day afternoon. The officers elected
were Mrs. Pack Grier president;
Miss Gertrude Turnbull. secretary
and treasurer. Mrs. Corder was as
s,ted in serving refreshments by Mrs.
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Mrs. Frank Wilson spent the week
end with relatives and friends at
Des Moines.
Word from Melbourne announces
the Dirty of a son to Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Damien. \
Mrs. Gertie Greenfield received
word from Alden, Nina, that her
daughter-in-law, Mrs. Henry Green
field had passed thru most serious
operation at Rochester. MINI.
See our IS line of hats. The Will
lard Hat Shop! SO West Main street.