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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-14

TBatted FOR e-anage In ninth
Score by innings
New York -. o01 002 010-f o
Detroit .---.--.----- 100 100 600 1
Two base hits, ward. Veach. Cobb.
Home run, Ruth Sacrifice hit. Pinel1i. 2;
Pratt Double plays. ward TO Pipp.- 2 .
Pratt 70 Pe-klnpauEh to-Pipp. Base aon
balls. Mays, 9; Ehmza. g. Hit by pitcher.
by Ehmke. l. struczout Mays, l. Wnd
pitch, Ehmke-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-14
Griffin AndLincoIn Box Draw; Dodgers Still
BASEBALL
soCTHERN ASSOCIATION.

EITuInElau- 4-Is New OrI9al91 y.
Mobile. SIS; Atlanta. TIL.
Memphis 8; Nashville. 2
Only games scheduled.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-14
STANDINGS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Where They Play Wednesday.
washington az Chicago.
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
New York at Detroit
Boston at ST. Louis.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-14

Score by innings
Cincinnati -.---..... 900 900 11z-2
.Phuadelphla .-.-..- 101 201 01s-6
Two base hits. Daubert. Rawlings. 2.
Three base hit. 1feuzei. Home runs. Rizey.
TVrightstone. Sacrifice hit, Fletcher. Dou-
bic plays. Williams to Pauiette 20 Vita
crow. Fletcher 70 Rawlings TO Pauletts.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-14

Base on balls. Eller. 2. Rfzey. g Struck
out, Euer, p Rlzey, s. Wild pitch. Rizey.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-14

New YORK. Sept New York shutout
St Louis Monday The Giants went after
Doak IN the second inning. getting five
hits including a triple and q home run.
These with two passes and a saerifics fly.
uatted 81 runs St Louis used two re-
nettsd six runz ST. Louis used two re-
oha run
score RIB,
ST. Louis ....-...... 900 coo coo 3
New York .....--... $50 ole 09e-I s
Batterisss St Louis. Doak. Scott, Lyons
and Clemens. Grleserbsezi NsW York,
Toney and Snyder.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-14

Two base hits, Flaclz Marlxle. Eriberr.
Martin Three base hit. Olson Sacrifice.
Griffith Double plays. Terry 70 Merzle;
klduff 70 Schmandt 20 Miller 20 Johns
ton to Marquard TO Olson: Olson 70 XII
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-14

Cleveland .....---.. 600 OF COS 2
Two base hlt Griffin. stolen base
Johnston. Sacrifice hit, Coveleszie- Dou-
bic plays. Covelasirie to Seven 20 Burns;
DuEan 70 Dykes 20 Griffin Base on balls,
Mayor. 2; Cove1esiia. g. struckout, BY
Naylor. q by Coveleslzia 8.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-14

Cnrazorss s6ops, blades, etc, hsreafter
manufactued By Us We shall apnlv
the trade marx Valet IN addition
70 the trade marx .AutoSrop" as an
additional indication that they are the
genuine products Of the AutoSuou
Ssfsty Razor Co, New York
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-14

, ma LlE EI-l--I u IIILI-
fBatted FOR stauage IN ninth.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-07

MuR1EL .T5R !, DE FORREST, nimble footed membe, of
The Midnight Roundcrs, does tricky "Danse Jas
que to the delight of the witching hour patrons of
The Shuberts Century Roof. And Murie has pair of
eyes that set swift pace for her dancing extremtes
New-York tribune., 1920-11-07

Left--"MARY" herself
the personable young lady
named Janet Velie, who
lends charm in manner
BETTING the grand old
name to New York s most
popular musical comedy.
Miss Velie's previous Met
ropolitan appearan ces
were in The Kiss Burg
lar and LA La Luc;lle."
New-York tribune., 1920-11-07

HELEN HAYES, one
Of New York's young
est and most promis-
ing &C tre s S 8, and
TOM p O w E r S, in
"Bab,' a dramatiza-
tion Of Mary Roberts
Rinehart's a m usi n g
Sub. Deb" stories.
Young Miss Hayes was
so obviously fitted for
the title role Of Bah
that the dramatist, Ed
wards Childs Carpen-
ter, withheld presenta-
ton of the play for
TWO years, until he
could secure her serv-
ices. White
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-15
rR- L,nIus Is R.aRr lapur psnpssr.

The American Legion by re-
solUtioEG OF posts Is setting it's
face aEainst the Dempsy asht in the
CRite4 States. 1t praises the soldlsrly
and patriotic record OF Carpenter and
points by contrast the Stacker record
OF DCnlsy ring hero who fought his
var In the safety OF shipyard.
NstuIauy tho real soldier and patriot
feels = keen contempt for the able
oodied, single man who Stunned a
so.dier3 duty and sought safety aud
eNoEbitant wage while brave and
patriotic tho weaker men held the
Slt.lo uuss.
The legion IS thoroughly American
from KS patriotic and true American
Viewpoint when Il EXPRESSES It. dis.
susl .1-t The press and the public
s@p -.G -1eer a man with such a war
record a. the american representative
oven 81, q. p.issisht which assumes tho
"ppear,1Cs u an international contest.
I-e f!Gl- should not take place IN the
United s;ates II Dernpsy' IS TO repro
sent tire professional American fighter.
AND It would be a pitiful sight to see
he American prize ring such as It Is
REPRESENTED in France by @ man who
rsusacc % enlist and who sought a safe
ana exempt occupation as against the
draft,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-15
a.ss'olTf Rg5ses spEtuA,

Lieutenant Governor Moore, speak
ing sefors the Tains Commercial CLUB
- "a saausi aaGd0et last evening, de-
'.vers1 2. speech which for hard, com
mon sense treatment Of present con-
ditncns ard In is active and actual
AInerica.:ism would be hard to sur
pa.ss u ID due to say. and fair to
Moore SIS r. candidate tor the COVER
noysa!p nomination before tho repub-
lioan rTtnlsrses TO say 90 mitch: for
.Aoers Last evening At Tssns spoke the
soasd eommonsense Of the average
Iowaa brought to bear on the ills that
aSIlics IL and the prospects before US
Credit 1sienSs and should be given to
those who. In this desecie Of pseudo
idealisin, have the Courage AZ poll
sio!ans aad AZ candidates 20 voice the
real spirit OF Anereanism and the
practical sosnnenssnse chat would r..
pair damages, replace waste by In
creased production and set abou,
cleaning up the debris and brtngina
about 6. return to sanity ana normality
instead Of insisting thAs ali tho past Il
junk and history ana experience TN.
safe guides for present and future &C.
tien.
Mr.. Moors 10 net Asst che,os Ct the
Times aspaelican for the nomination
no sssias; but IL Mr.. Moore shoots a
rs talks and talks early Ana often ~
he taIs=t a. TaIne. ne will Be . very
prominent contestant. In the race at the
primaries and hold . very prominent
place Sc the confederation al ehs con-
Tention, should a oonven1en b re-
quiTed 70 decide the nomination.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-15
Mr. sRfAGs DINNER pAPrL

Bryan's dinner party at Des Moines
had .3o reservations for plates. When
MT. Bryan arrived in the city he found
some very active and influential demo-
oraes waltins to greet him 1t may BE-
said that Ny. Bryan's dinner party was
g. sLccsss,
Naturally only tina fearless came for
ward boldly and stood sttll to b
counted bu4 there were ancash Of xharn
to make it evident that the Bryan view
of the situation Is making sftsottve APP
peal to Iowa tsonoorats and that Mr.,
Bryan and his stand have split Mr..
Wilson'S personal party pretty badly,
The split has rssn there al the ttrns.
Il nse4sd but Ar. Bryan to uncover It's
extent TIA. tired feeling hasn't hssn
confined to republicans ny several rows
OF apple trssE, Bryan and the Bry-
an position affords point of align,
gnent, 4 place to concentrate, and Bryan
hbnssle Gurnishts the leadership hare
tofeps l8ckirs,
The eDltt viii grew, II VIII Keep
on gINTing unless compromise may
% efEestsd upon the treaty. Even then
Wilson can never regain the dominanes
which E8 has ioat entirely by his I'M
warranted arrogance upon party meas
ures aar to party men. This ia net q
split tetEeaa the president and con.
grass, Gut q split between Wilson ana
.i,s RAM, aud lie Of his party, Aid al
tbs HiEgs horses and all tbs kings ulsr
gan negeF set the umpty-Dumpty o.
Wiisonien absoiuusm up again. Anf
it is to 30 said for the subordinate lead
ers and tina priYatAa In the ranks tina
thoy i1aya been aslS suffering ans
ta:tafui, But this Is matiny, pure an
simple, {. justified rnutiny u revolt ra'
svss justified.
The i,gyaa apHsai insladss ~ ctias,
and the s.osix;S.aa Of his pasty. 4 -
TENTS tlts conssitsttaR aEAtass aFSl
trs1y aasTsssiop ana apael6s thA Ssa
Of 1na,aI4s,as Yaas u botsts ~ w
continuation of Si,s seasApe jssfastisA Z
che nsatursnu os hpsy wvN ~ WSlss
paoaas utter asssaStsr 70 thu daasSesAta
party, Won't ~ N, aaA psst go
yincinF Of vi, " that Rrysa ~ staAtn
fssss instsad Of ttsories, anA dsdaa
cssats everywhere know It,
, AIr, Bryan has at times been vsg
: serv;eaablS man to hts country. TIL
Is cas Of the ttptS, fs
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-15
VAIN REGRETS.

WEBSTER City freeman Triouns.l
The innocent consumer cannot quite
understand the sugar proposition, but
Il looks 10 the DyBtaadsr ~ tho the
government were chasing !tself In rap
idly narrowing circles. There 10 O
painful, suepician, as Senator Smoot
iatinates. that tho administration fs
fearful OF hurting somebody II Il
should really 90 something harsh, svoh
a. looking cross at 4 profieer or
whsoAins him across ,hs wrist vita .
Piece Of tissue papsr.-Wa.srloo Cour-
lar
But wait! Attorney General Palmer
10 getting squared away and the Arss
thing you know come prifitssr win be
called upon the carpet anc told In
strong, vigorous language that he - q
naughty, naughty man and unless he
changes his ways he will hs fined If
teen or twenty cents. Yea. 1t Is COM
ing. The attorney general Is getting
all "het up and u Ia said the president
has donned hts lighting clotheS'--
probably a white neckeie and a pair OF
kis gloves. Oh, for about week OF a
Roosevelt or a Cleveland or Jackson
In the White House.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-15

wfzas 4 70 nes unfair 20 cen the "dAses
ferosa" ana his bin deserves AAd
sAeoid re6eivs hninsdiNts asi1 seseuss
attention from as many people ~ ere
unwilling to be deprived OF tho extra
daylight hour that has come to be 30
highly valued by all Of us oxcspt milk
men anl markct gardeners. At any
rate, only che miIkmsn md the market
gardeners have real reasons for Saslik-
ias interference with the clocks, ter
they alone can not. avoid. n they will.
~ inoonvenience from II by an easy
rsaAjustmsnt of their work-tims
schedules.
rhs thing to do, obviously. II for the
bs,levers In daylight savinR---the innu.
nsrNble multitude who profit by ito
convince both branches OF The iAgis-
llturo that repeal OF the state law
would he regarded ~ q wrong and an
affront. This information can be con-
veyad to the senators and assembly
men by letter, while they are IN Al
bany, and by word OF mouth when
they come home on weekend visits.
Both means should be used. for the
mysterious opponents OF daylight saw.
Ing will not be idle, and II they can
they will convince the New York leg
isiAturs. az they did congress, that the
pubiic's demand can be ignored with
safety.-New York Times.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-15
ONE KIND OF THRIFT.

some fourteen auns
figuring indeed
expense
My
doubtless PRICE ne
abode
to touch him fo1 some on
things spns
birds and WIDOWS wesos
wd
why floor and weep Tor things tha1 arc
and
vsn without
can't aooo th
fur coat emoo swift, Z Eldsd horde
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-15
Topics Of the Times

n NO must feed the families LETT BE-
hind BY the departed aliens. they may
souxiaus shsy have made good bar
Hsin.--omahA wer4a Herald.
AZ concerns that we've had 20 DO It
anyway and are sinpiy getting rid Of
the strongest feeder In the family. No
need 10 worry.
OF course his sAristdan name n WI.
iAAm j., but a ~ . mighty GOOD men
In the dssnoefAtAe party lsok upon
him "a . Daniel
Instead OF being a paramount Is
sue between parties II seeps 10 have
become the paramount issue In the
democrat party The chicken has FIN
ally come home 70 rosst.
Iowa counties seem TO be breaking
the divorce records and setting new
ones everywhere. rust another evil.
denee that the whole blamed world
went crazy for q time. And another
warning that return TO Sanity should
be brought about even II some OF US
set psnahed little in the machinery.
Mr.. Hryan's rearpearaaoe brings 10
mind the axisn that many a ulsa who
can't be elected hirnssN can see that
certain others are defeated
When you stop to think that Mr.,
Bryan hadn't q single postoffice IN
stock Vhe number of democrats who
greeted him Is the more astonishing
and extraordinary.
Anyhow this McAdoodling back Of
the movie screen will quit now.
It would be unjust aud impairment
to suggest that the minority court
vote on the ITS beer case came from
jurists who had been neElectfui and
hadn't laid down enough to DO EN- for
a long. long while.
Naturally those fellows who had 70
Let Germans shoot at them with all
binds Of weApons object to pArmtttins
tho Bsrsers AID Hsywoeds shoot their
mouths at them without getting back.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-15
DAYLIGHT Saving in New York.

Foes of daylight saving put them
seiyes IN action with the very first day
Of the new legislative session and pre-
scented a bill for the repeal OF the state
law by means Of which New York can
not Only continue for itself the bene-
ficient reform that congress tried to
abolish. but can help willing states TO
do the Same thing and bring a con-
siderable pressure to bear on those
that are afraid of an imagined farmer
vote.
It L. a statesman from Chautau9ua
county. Senator Fowler, who IL leading
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-15
Mr.. Hoover on hystsria,

No one is nearer than Mr.. Hoovsf to
the actual work Of feeding those who
Are starving while We aimost Aiona
have q surplus. His heart-breaf1ns
experience leaves him the sanest o. nh
VINO address the public on the subject
altho Il might easily have made him the
most hysterieal Of all. On the con-
trary. hyster!a ofends him. He DEM
onstrates that It is not necessary to
feed all Europe on the one hand. nor. on
the other hand. 10 1t our DUTY frern pub.
lie resources to restore the CONNER
DIAL prosperity Of nations which are
not doing what they could and rhousd
to help themselves. For example,
much OF the trouble IS rather lack Of
distribution than Of euppltes. and Eu-
rope ia not producing ia normal coal
supply by 80 per cent The economic
decentralization Of Europe Is chiefly due
to difficulties OF transportation. and
that IL due to the lack OF fuel The
ports Of Europe are worse coneested
than our own and the milk which ID
lacking for children IN the Interior ia
FED to pigs because It cannot be car
ried TO the children.
II is worse than uaeless, IL Is demon
Aiding, to give too easy help to thoss
who are seeking to relieve deStitution
by the printing press. Our tanlt IN
raising wages and pricea alternately
until even the wage earnsrs see the
futi,.tv OF II Is outdone in the coun-
tries which most surpafs us In that
nnethor Of increasing rather than rem
edv,pr .upr.st" poishevism in two
years has reduced Russia TO apparent
starvation. altho II ought to be one
Of the greatest food purvevors OF the
world. The prevention OF production
for profit" has prevented the process OF
eycran s1ng the surplus for other nee
.sxaries. and driven out OF sight sucn
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-15

The prseiAsnvs challenge sssulS -
spc,ptsd. elasoh . Ns,Aentous change "
nstaonal institutions - that psoDooeo
~ "a l>axu> covenant by nasse sHsoA.
i've Dat y uatAlnenelA Tue bee9es
ovcnt % 70 e ~ Des1lA
M Wiiasn, q coSGse. = lR1vsA -
hi6 appeal 10 the country oy ~ Se0erS
"a sapoes his viii O. ths ssnat>. h
mas used al the arbitrary power Of Ms
.oface "a stun the treaty down the
sanats,s throat Now thAs No has SAll-
"A he rnskes q virtue q nscsssit1 eAd
a.ks thet the nation pass - his work.
Politicians In the aemsoph0e -
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-15

Suryaus A. exists. IN lfuneary The
wOsenssu Axv rAyahg 1t 10 useless to Set
Ten erowab for In hour's work, for n
buys but one ED, and We never bsSors
worked An hour for an sgS." The
ana Trstsky n eve yeasr were reached
under Bella Kun In four months. re
throw eur reeourcea Into that eeonosric
bsdiaa 10 70 fcmsnt the hystsrla thsrs'
and Mr.. Aes~tr thinles that work 10 The
bAse semsdy for hysesyia. Those whs
viii net wsrk hsvs no claim - eat cur
fooA
nngiaaA ysasss ~ ossnany Asve
rsseureAe whlnA thsy oan - - Soes
tain their pruAvUtasa and Distribution
by plsAstAS them - sxbAsnee beth q
their nsSd and ne coed faatA OF thesr
sppilmtisn Gar credit. Austfh y ne
sosSet po@At % SBusspe a. ahVuaA ~
fsA over he winter. IN bftof, Len AnA
s pr cent Of frsrope's psopls hAve
msritsrious claim for help from ~
and that only to the extent Of the fooA
supply OF 1900 40 or e0,0o0,o0 pseDae'
In that tack we should be assisted ~
the co operation Of the neutral natsons
who have made money from the war,
who shave asked no favors and given
nOne."
Tnh sAsk II small ana simple com.
pared with that proposed BY those wos
esteem Il our duty TO restore hs
worlds prosperity. THAT 70 tAs worSe's
afrair, anA 4 can 49, be assistsd BY
imprvspius bStA sa1eeivss aAA tAees
s>ehA.g . lspsnA uDsa - w1ta the
nsesHN1 q returning to work and -"
AauaYy hus,n>p Drocssses. Ths ma
sseu wash - sentsibuted % pr ecAs
Of dAas4tsbl4 rsaiee hes seAaNnS - N.
dieaAs - seAAes how thsy can ~ wen
- sASuil oe.eDsrAtA--NsN York
TimoA
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-15
LOT OF RHEUMATISM
NOV, RUB AWAY PAIN
Here's instant rsllsfl Limbsr w osrss
otM Muscles and Joints With
- yaoobs Llnimsnt."

Count dftyI Pain gone.
Rheumatism Is pain only" Not
enc case In fifty requires internal
trsatmsat. stop drugslng! Rub the
misery right awayl Apply soothing.
penetrating "Ht. Jacobs Liniment" d..
tsotiy upsa the slender spot" and re-
lief GENES instantly. st. Jacobs Llni.
raent" In q harmless rheumatism lini-
mont which never disappoints and can
not burn or Aiscolor the skin.
Timber upl stop complaining! Get
= small trial bottle Of "St. Jacobs
Hnimeut" at any drug store. and In
Just . moment youri be frss from
pain, soreness. stiSknsss and swelling.
Dent suffsri RELIEF swaits You- st
jacobs Imminent has relieved millions
% rhSunaAtisn suffsrsrs In the last
half seaturN and 10 Just AZ good tor
edstlsA asusaakia. luuOagu. bachaehs.
sDraine a1d swsll,nsS.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-15
Insects CIV. u shsll,o.

0hsIiac Is the joint product Of In
sests and plants and comes from India.
The lao insects are shout one twenty.
NTH Of an Inch lons, q BRIGHT rsd IN
color. They suck the Juices Of plants,
digest them ana eSuds them IN the
form OF reEin. which soon snoAsos the
whole insect When the yoAng IN
scots have swarmed out, the resin 70
scrxped from the branches ground.
washed. mixed with coiophohy and
orriment, cooked slowly and drawn out
Into the thin sheets we know -
shsllae.--New York World.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-15
Lowa Newspapers
MORE LOwDEN TALK.
rD~1f, ,-x-r~y

IFcife ATrOV.J
Lowden looks gooe 10 US at this time
and Is our choice Of the offering thus
far, but II he Is OF the style Of states
mon Illinois has recently put to the
front he u not the man for president.
We want q balance wheel In that posi-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-15
IOWA OPINION AND NOTES.

Cedar Rapids is going 70 get back
Of Mr.. MOsre's candidacy and It Is
So.nS TO stand back Of IL until the is.
sues are decided next June says the
Cedar Rapids Republican. Cedar
Rapids believes in Mr.. Moore. 1t be-
lisves In his candidacy as II believes
in the man and the citizen"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-15
IN THE sAAn BoAT.

But no lacks political sasaeity and
his political advisers ars In the same
condition.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-15
HANDY DIRECTORY
- or THE -
MASONIC TEMPLE
Masonic Meetings
Visitors AIwsys Welcome,

MARSHALL LODGE NO, ios A. "
A. NJ. special communication Thurs
DAY, Jan. IL, I o'clnclt. Second deSree'
Friday 18th. 1880 business session. o.
c. Jennings, w. NJ; John w. Wells
secretary,
sicNgT c.4AprEs, NO. 50, r. A.
NJ, Monday! Installation " o''eer''
and business, Jan. ~, TiS o.clocE'
George Gregory, II, r.; John W. "s''
secretary
KING s-LowoN COUNCIL No. ~
stated assembly Monsav I'm. 30, IN
stanatIon or officers, Ira = Nove1-
port. III. Master; John W. Wells re
cordcr.
cenelavs 81 ArSs-,sr corr'anderS
No. 90. K. r, Thur"day, Jan ~
Stated conclave followed ~ insts1e-
tiou and refreshments, J. r. Freo-
erlck commander; John W. Wells, re-
corder,
CENTRAL cHAPTs7 Nc. 81 Q, e ;.
perulnr rnestinr "wednesday, Feb. H.
TAO o'clock Business, Mrs, ". J.
H,charda. ". IL; Ars. Archer Walton
seoretarv,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-15

The only religion that FIXES a date
for the end of the word u thAs Of tno
Hinaoos. According 30 their faatn. the
world Is in the last Of four sspasate
periods. This period ie $4,000 mum
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-15
poLING OUT SUGAR.

tSh s~r"~s eSSbs.sS*sSA
Just watch the fellows who have tho
su sar doing It out Just fast anosysh
to keep the peopia swseteaed W At
very high prices. There 10 plainly %
su gar and the men who know whsss
Il 10 are going 70 make plenty q
money out OF Il.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-15

dane years. OF which $3.50 have
elapsed. % TRAIT they dsure the world
has ~as.ss0 years sttIl to exist.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-15
nEBTs AND pESTs.

Certain ktnAs u dsotD ere baG go
- % condsenasA esit ether klads -
dssts are worth while md stsppiaS
ssSnsa 70 success And NcSrship>
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-15
WHY D1Qs ARE SCANCE,
T(.sSar RaNi,Ss 0axetta.1

Unole Sans weekly market rs0ort
reveals the fact that when 1870 enc
ed theirs were &c, 1873, 500 dozens Of esgs
in American sterase plants at the nvs
principal eeg-seIlinS centsrs. This 10
just twice AZ nany ss were In gtsr-
age Dec. 81, i?iS. because there ara
50 many eggs locked up there are fsw-
er In the grocery store. and because
there sre fewer at the store the house
vie pays more for the eggs she buys.
Figure 1t out fer yourself. The more
eggs IN storage. the less in store. and
the higher the price.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-15
HrNTING At WILSON,

twifbur Marsh. treasurer OF the dsme.
cratic national committed The next
campaign Is not going TO be wen On
men or what men may now think are
Issues. Tho people are going TO -.
n,.nd solid facts. I'hey will not stand
for glitterins generalites. but thoy viii
want to know. And no man or group
OF mon are going to make the Issues.
Asues arise from economic conditions
--s.ries spontaneously. There's one
thing a lot Of the people Of tho United
States have TO learn that they don't
know theWUghly--thaS Ia, that they
arc Americans. This earth Is made up
Of the United States and the rest Of
the world, and tho latter 10 only an
adjunct 10 the United States.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-15

The Grundy Center Republican IL "fo1
Lowde1f FOR prestdeat and hers In hop
Ing he Is successful In Landing the Of
fee"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-15
BRYAN's rNFruENcn

There IL a square issue between ths
presidsnt and Colonel Bryan. coasasl
Bryan In a fighter and 10 n gVsd
form, rsaAy ~ the tssy. HIS sDtecA
against se0taoa 10 va nassu tAAt rrSs.
.Asnt Wfla>p WI AA~s - sufrsnAts, ~
nothing win 30 AeDA sfthsf affsfna-
lively or a>sAttvely.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-15

Our idea Of zero In Efficiency is the
state agent who can not and ont whore
cigarets are being sold" confesses the
Perry Chief.