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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-20
NORWICH GIRL
 WAS FRIEND OF PRINCE JOACHIM

Norwich, July 20--Prince Joachim, youngest son of the former Kaiser William of Germany, who commit ted suicide Saturday night by shoot ing himself at the Potsdam apart ment where he had been living since his divorced wife left him, became known in Connecticut shortly before the outbreak of the war in 1914 by having what was at first thought to he 2. love affair with Miss Olive Hunt inston, now Mrs. Joseph Worth, of Norwich.
 During the war Prince Joachim achieved much notoriety as being the only one of the Kaiser's six sons to be wounded, though by just what ac- cident he happened to come within range of the bullet has never been disclosed. But for several years pe- fore the war, at the start Of which he was 24 years old, the prince had been running up cable charges for American newspapers by various kinds of adventures, mostly of na- ture indicative of ardent admiration for feminine charms. It was while the prince was in Egypt, whither he had been exfled by his then imperial father as punishment for endorsing friends note for $1O,0O0, which the friend failed to pay, that he was smitten with Miss Huntington, then only IT years old. The meeting oc- cured in Cairo, where the prince was spending his period of exile by having a good time, and where Miss Hunt ington was studying. The acqua1nt- ance developed to such point as to make newspaper talk and as to con vince the Kaiser that Prince Joachim must return to Berlin forthwith. Miss Huntington's mother subsequently caused it to become known that the sudden withdrawal or the prince broke neither his heart nor that or her daughter.
 PrinceJoachim subsequently mar rfed Princess Marie Augustine, daughter of Prince Edward of An halt. It was rumored last January that the prince had sued his wife for divorce, but later developments prov ed that she had divorced him.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-20
WOULD PROHIBIT
 USE OF TOBACCO
Think Bryan Will Accept Prohibition Nomina-
 ton

Lincoln. Neo., July 20.-Early ar rivals among the delegates to the Prohibition party's national conven- ton today were discussing chiefly the attitude of William J. Bryan. should the convention offer him the leader ship of the Prohibition ticket next fall
 Frequent mention of Rev. William A. C'Billy'C Sunday as his running mate brought the statement from MT. Sunday that he would be willing to accept the nomination If chosen.
 MT. Bryan's recent statement in the Commoner that a man must accept the nomination If 1t is offered, said W. G. Calderwood, vice chairman oI the National Committee, is looked upon by us as -tantamount to a dec- laration that he will accept
 [ Virgil c. Hinshaw, chairman or the National Committee, is said to De Tn @ receptive mood. Daniel A. PonnS' for many years a leader in the party, Representative Charles H. Randall or California, and Clinton N. Howard or Rochester, N. r., are others dlscusseo. Denver, Colo, July 20.-Colorado delegate to the National Prohbpit1on convention will carry a plank calling for prohibition of the manufacture and sale of tobacco products, 1t was decided at the state convention here last night.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-20
OTHER RESULTS
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

Akron games were postponed on ac- count Of rain.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-20

CT vacation, and keep them in ono place ten days or two weeks, instead of travelling about and playing games.
 The time specified will be given en- tirely to baseball prepping, with no dinners or teas of that sort of thing, and such games as are feasible will be played with big league teams
 Col. Huston says he will gladly send the Tanks over to the Yale camp for a tilt with the Elis
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-20

TWENTY hits-twenty chances with fields average on every package. Trust the fans to pick them out. An unusual blend of Turkish and Domestic-H can't be copied. These cigarettes are there-they satiVSI
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-20
FRENCH NURSE sWIMs ACROSS LAKE GENEVA

e Geneva, July 2o-A young French Red Cross nurse, Marguerite F'unchs, is said to have established record for women by swimming across Lake Geneva on Sunday from Evian-d'L try She was 10 1-4 hours in the water and was buffeted by rough seas from the middle of the lake. Though
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-20
OLD YALE TEAM TO
 TRY A NEW STUNT

Billy Lauder, Yale baseball coach, was at the New York Polo Grounds yesterday getting data about southern training places. He is planning a new stunt for sthe Blue players next season. He intends to take the squad south, provided, of course, the powers that be approve, for the East
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-20

Fortunately there are a lot of peo- pie who are willing to help the spend CTS get rid of their money. Other wise they would be awful1y bothered to know what to do with it.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-20

Formerly the school children used to walk out into the country to gather flowers, and now they are will- ing to go if some one'1l give 'em a ride in an automobile. <
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-20

the distance was only about eight miles, she was obliged frequently to. change her course. A
 The record time for swimming across the lake, made by xxman. is T 1-2 hours. i
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-20

Advertise in The Times
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-20

You can't persuade some men to buy $10 silk shirt, when they can find others for $15.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-08-19

$. q. Yina1lt, gpronersgebibren uno
Muslagen: Nobertlpn $S.25; sos. s. Ye>
ters, Dieu1te bel Der County gad8dbz
lllngsbebDrbe $3.50; Nieoer 4 gdger,
8e1eitigen BEG alten gonrtbals : SunDz
bamentcs $8S3.19; besglei6en fir Bez
1@eitigen Ser ueberbleibIel bes alten Saz
nitpr-6al11es $74.5S; g. S, go6oa, Ser
1iberu1gsprdmie $3.50; 8. S. S6dfer,
Supplies $S2.95; 8. s. @6oner: S9ez
riffsauslagen, CHUTE, $37.95; Sberiftsz
al1slage11 in beribiebenen Sdllen $92.82;
59ebiffsauslagen, ueberbringen Deg Ne9
$17.75; Seiepb S6pantel. 9ienite BET
ber County : Na95ablungsbeborpe $10.>
80; Security 8lanf 8oof 4 Yrtnttng
Company: Supplies $6S7.65, Desgletben
$1,000; Eimes BubliI9ing &c., @erofz
fentli6ung Der 8erbanbInngen Des Count
tpbeb0rbe $1O9. so; Yer0ffentlt9nng Ell
ner 8erborsnoti5 $3.50; besglei9en So
so; $3.50; $3.50; $3.50; 8eroffentli<
dung Des republifan119en Samplepabl>
5ettels $3.50; @er0ffentli6ung BEG be@
motratti6en Compile @abl8ettels 50;
@er0ffentli9ung oes be%motrattden
5nmplez 8abl8ettels $15; 8erofentl1d=
nng bes Nonparti1an 5ample 8abl5etz
telS $18; @er0ffentliGung BEG 8eri6<
tes bes GountD : Observation-Disclosures
$17.25. Iuf Nntrag bertagte 1t9 oi. 8e-
b0r6e fine Die.
g. SC. 2nbr, 8pr1iber Ser gountDbe<
b0r0e bon @tearns County, @inn.
Sc tGtigt: Nifolaus Sbomeb, <9lnz
Oitor nno egofficio glert Der geb0r0e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-08-19
perkan>lmnectt
oes Board Der County
EommtNdre Don 5tearns
County, Mtnne1ota.

9a6 ~fplgenOes cine genale Stlte Der
9erip1uleieeutums IN 9tearns gpnntg lit
Ous nad llcberSeugul1g Die1er SeborDe
nidlt fpueftiert lperben fam unb' 10 bon
Ser SebDrpe burb1tribeu lit:
q. 2epis, Stabt Sa1t Centre $500;
SSreo Mrtbur, Staot Melrp1e 1857; SraM
5. ". Murpbp, 5taot @elrole $1.5o;
Hpbert Guint, Stabt Welrple $3.50; Or
Tin Mcgartbp, @iuage Yapnesbtlle $2.59,
Spbu Smupa, Stabt ct. GlouD $3.50;
g. s. @el5, Stubt ct. Glpno $7.29; y.
q. Benjamin, Staot ct. glouo Sass;
9Sreo. glsuer, 5tubt ct. glolo $3.50;
$. 81. Sluunerp, 5taot ct, Glplb 1896;
6. ). @prman, 5toDt ct. glpllo 1882;
&m. Sueb1er, Stabt ct. Glpu0 1882;
:. q. 6utd,ins, Staot ct. glouD $7.15;
Is. S. @lubiieu, Conn Mtaine ,Erairie.
1920; Carl Sdlpiuu, Solpn Wail1e Yrnt
rie 1922; CHARLES Subnlpn Splpu W&tu<
lppub 1913; 8. @. @ppbs, Solpn FaD<
uespiIle S1.91; @tidael 2ep, Salpu 3apz
mpup $1.5S; Splepb Seie, Splpn ct.
@enoel $500; Goel Sibbel, Sopn @afez
fielo 5000.
Sic Seb0rpe Der County, @omiiidre
bon Steurns Gplutp, Wtnn.
(SieoeU g. 81. Sabr, Sncpb @eber, Wt<
d,ael 2plp, s. S. Sorgmauu.
8eltdtigt: Sid. Sbomep, gountpzIu-
pitor, Durd Jiap &c. 8runing, Deputierter
Gpuntp supitor.
Nuf Mntrug lpurbe fol9enDer Se19luB
gefuBt: ga es Ser gpuntpbeborDe bon
Stcar1s County ideint, baB Sic flerttale
Nrbeit in Der Sffice bes &egtltrars be-
lagterl Gpuutps IN allen 9epartements
muterieu it'd geiteigert, nnb baB Der fir
Glerfpienit in beiagter Office betpiltgte
Setrao Ben bort ollsgefiibrten Sieniten
nidlt elltlprtd,t lltb l1tgenitge1p lit; pa
Sic GplultpbebDrpe sic Sum11e ppu $500
fur Glcrtnicrlllg III %9enun1ttr Urge
fir nu5 Sobr 1920 beluiligte, lpelde
Sunlme lid ais ll1genilgeno er.p1elen
lJut; ulo ru niele ScbDroe beppun1ddz
ti9t lit, nieieu Setrug 6u erbDbe1 aber
nid)t iiber 5000 in irgenn eilcm Sabre,
10 lit b%ierr1it beidlr'en oaB Der fir
Gicrfunltellll1g in %genarnter St1ce gez
brul1hte Setrug bon $4O0 erb09t lit als
9ulub, s1 Ser bereits belpiQigten CUNT
me fir nas Sabr 1920 unb loa in
.9leid)mdbie mpnatli9en Abl6lags5ablunz
gen noeb 8elebesbor1 9rift geleiitet tper<
SEN. 9aDiert BEN Il. Suit, 1920.
(Giegel) g. 81. 2abr, goritber, Sacob
@eber, Sal. German, Midael SOTO.
8eltdtigt: Ni9. Sbomeb, Countrywide
tor.
auf Mntrag BEG Sal. German, nnterz
itiibt bon Sacob @eber ,etuigte it9 bic
8eb0roe babin, 6aB bteies gountD fir
Den unterbaIt ser 8riOget 8urns I'M
@ulfer Gnnitarium fir cine Pertooe bon
BRET Wpl1aten gutlteben miro. Iuf Nn<
trag pes Sal. German untertibt bon
@tid. 2oio, murbe Die Rlatte bon Crit
fonts Mbbitipn gu ct. glouO gutgebelBen
llnD Nufbelpabrung angeorbnet. Muf Inz
trus BEG Mi9ael Solo, untertibt bon
Sal. German, ipur0e bte Platte Der
@arnen older al ct. glou0 I'M Sotpn>
hip ct. glouo sutgebetBen nno &uf bez
lpabruug angeor0net. Nnf Intrag ber-
taste ii6 Die 8eb0rbe Biz 9 ubr anoer11
Weor9ens.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-08-19
9nnneritao. Ben Is. SSuIt, 1920.

9onnerta9, BEN Is. Su1t, 1920.
Ser Bertagung gemdb trat bic BE-
bDrbe 5uiammen; g. 8. 2abr als gor::
iiber unb ale Iit9lie0er antpeiero. Guf
MntraQ bes 8aI. German, unterItiiBt bon
Sacob Beber, tpuroen fplger6e 8ei4liRe
aefaRt: 9a inn 2auf Der Nrbett mm metz
EN- Gourtbaus9ebGrbe es nottper0tg tpar
unp nod ieiu fptr6, DaB per19iebene un6
~einselne MngeIegenbeiten b%erbe1ert per<
BEN unb bebolmd6tist itno bur@ einen
redtmdbig beittmmten gertreter Der
gountbbeb0r6e; unb ba biefe Be9oroe
Dem @e1ebe gen1dB bef6rdnft tit out Ell
ne 9etpiile In5abl bon Ser lan1ml1n9en
lnb baber nt9t INNER 5u1ammengerl1z
fen perben fann gum 3nede, ortngense
Mngele9enbeiten, bte it9 IN Srage befm-;
ben, gu pal1ieren, Die bonauf betdttgt
peroen fDa1nten bon bem bonn Boaro er<
n~art1ten @ertreter, 10 lit hermit bon 6te<
let 8eb0rbe be1dloiIen, baB Peter Sc.
2a6r, ein Mitglieb Sic fer 8eb0rbe als Elm
&~prnitee bon einem errannt lit, Bic @oun>
tbbebDrbe bon Gtearns County, Mtnn:,
sr1 pertreten, unb baB er hermit bebou<
mGdtigt lit, irgenb cine %6erarttger Nn<
qele9enbeiten nnb Sragen, bic nlf ben
Bau beS reuen gourtba1s9ebdubes 8e5ug
boben, na6 1einer Wseinung gu beftdttz
gen, Dime babei bic Inii9t Der gan5er
8ebDrbe gu baben.
So6iert, ct. g1oub, ben Is. Suli,
1920.
g. 81. 2a6r, 8or1iber ser @ountDbe<
hDrDe bon Stearns Gountb, Wttnn.
(SteeeI) 8etdtigt: Nid. Sbon1ep, Count
tb Mubitor unb egzofficio gIerf Der 8ez
r..s SIX o.. & 'Mr,r,o Son,,4;or<
ter County Iubitor.
Nuf Mntrag bes Sacob 8eber, nnter<
ltiibt bon S. 5. 8orgmann, tpuroe folge11<
ser 8el6l1B gefaBt: Gel es be19lo1en,
baB Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Die NOTICE
germeHung made u11b Fldre borberette
nebit Sp%eSififationen unb Ibi6db11ngen
fir Sen 8au ienes Setles BEG 5taatsne<
ees go. IA, 5tpii9en neA bon @ectton
81 unD npH bon Seftion 80, SotDn<
ibip 1913, nDrbli6 bon STANCE 80 nett
Ii6 als Elm &eg, ser ale Sob $50. zoos
befa1,nt fem Ipn. Mngenommen bon Der
County, 8ebDrbe am Is. Suit, 1920;
Nifolaus Sbomep, @ountbzA1o1tor.
Irf Mntrag bes S. S. 8orgmann, UNI
terltiibt bon Midael 2o1o, tpur0e toll
oenDer BeldIuB gefoBt: 9a Bic Stearns
Gpuntp 6arm- N6 ociation ii6 forn1tert
bot unb inforporierte inter 6en @taatsz
aeieben, n11o ba bas 3ertififat Der S1<
forporation beim urfun1en : Gegt1trar
bon @tearns County binterlegt 1T; baB
eenannte siiociatton 315 @itglieber, bic
quit 1teben, Fat unb iiber bic 9lmr1e bon
$56O.75 berfigt, um bic nnterltiibung
ser Sarmbnreau : Mrbeit fir bag NIT
bem /. Suit 1920 be9innenoe Sabr 5u
a%elpabren, porbereitet 1T uno Elm 8u6>
get ieiner idbrliben Iuslasen nnterbret<
tet ipie a1d etn Rrogran1I1 Der Ar9e1t
fir bas Sobr, unO ii6 anoern be9aben
1l1lo upminii %trotipen Grforberniii en an%
1T bei 6loiien, baB Sic Summe bon So
600 aus Sem ougemeinen Silgnngsfonos
CUR @eite eeiebt unb betpiaigt 1T ae<
mds Ser Mnorbnung beg 9efans Deg amp
mirf5d1affliden Departements Der Nniz
perlitdt bon Weinneiota 8ur unteritibum1ns
Ser gountb Cooperative @yteniion Nr@
belt in 2anbptrtl6aft fir oas NIT penn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-08-19
be6erungen 40 Bro5ent erbDbt.

b%e1ierungen 40 8ro5ent erbD6t.
Eofpn 6oloing: an 2arb, @ebdlben
llnb gerbeieruugen ausgef6loiie1, erbobt
40 &rpaent; an @ebG11Den unb 2anpper<
'b%eiierunaen 40 Bro8etlt erb0bt; an Wil-
lige 8al1tiiden erb6bt 40 Fro5ent; an
@ebGllDen unD 8erbenerunge11 an Bau>
fifteen, er606t 40 Bro3ent.
Totpu Strain: an 2nnD, @ebd10e nnD
gerbei1erunaer allsge16loHen, 16% Pro>
gent ernieorigt; an 8ebdnoen u115 Ha1lo<
berbei1errngen, ernieorigt 1915 Rro5ent.
Sppn Safe George: an 2an1, 8ebaltoe
1nD @erbeHerungen ausgei6loilen, erb0bt
IS Bro5ent; an @ebduben ul10 Werbe11e<
rungen an 2anb, er60bt 1875 Hro8ent; an
@iuage 8auitlden, SO Rro5ent erb0bt; an
@ebGube unb @ruubi tidberbeferungen,
100 Yro5ent erb6bt.
Sotpn 2afe @enr9: an 2anb, @eba1z
Sc unb gerbe11erungen ausgei6lQien, 10
Yrp5ent erb0bt; an @ebd11be unb Ser
be11erungen am 2nnb, 25 Pro5ent erb0bt.
stuf M1ttrag -berta9te ft9 Die 8eborbe
Biz Na6mittags 1 nbr.
notwithstanding, BEN 20. Suit, 1920.
Ser 8ertagung gemdb trat Die 8eborz
Be 3%u1ammen; g. SC. 2nbr nls 8or1iber
unb ale Mitglieber antpe1en6. Nuf Mnz
trag tpurben na6ltebenoe Ienbernngen an
BEN re9ten unb bollen Nb16dbnngen, tpie
bon ben Miiefloren in ben folgenoen Sotpn<
1bips beribtet, getroffen:
Sotpn Sc Sauf: an 2anD, @ebdloen
unb @erbeiierungen ausgef9lo1en, erbObt
1917 Fro5ent.
Eotpn 3nremburs, an 2an1. @ebauS p
unb &erbel1erun9en al1sge19lo1en, erb0bt
25 Bro3ent; an @ebdu0en n116 gerbe1e<
rungen an 2anb, erb0bt 25 Pro5ent.
Sotpn Mnine Rrnirie: an 2anb. @e>
bGnbe nnb @erbe1ernngen ausge1dlofen,
1915 Bro5ent erb0bt.
Na6 iolgfdltiger @rtpdgnng Der @rrno
nnb Berl onaleigentums <Mbi6dbnngen I'M
So&pnibip Melroie, beauftragte bic Se-
bDrbe Ben gpuntb Mn6itor, ben Sofpnz
Miei1or 11nb Bic 0litglieoer Der Sotpnz
bebDrbe, Dor bie1er 8ebDrDe am 27. SUI
Ii, 10 nbr morgens 81 er1fetnen 1111o
Sen @rlnb %an5ugeben, iparlm be1agtes
Eotpnibip Melroie mleoer ob9elbdst iper@
Sen 1pu.
Diff Mntrag perto9te 1ib Sic @eboroe
big 8 l1br anbern Mprgen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-08-19

Na6mittagsitbung, SEN Is. Suli, 1920
Ser @ertagung gemdB trat Sic BebDrz
Sc 5ufommen; g. 81. 2abr, goriiber, unb
ale @itglie6er antpeieno. Nuf Mntrag
bes &ommiRdrs Mi9. 2ofo, unteritibt
bon &ommii1dr Sacob @eber, nnr6e fol-
gen6er 8ef9IuB gefaBt: Gel hermit be-
i91ofien, bqB Sic folgen6e 8etrdge unb
Stems I'M Betrage CUR Sc ammt1nmme
bon $4,000 auf bas iteuerbare gigenz
t1m in 5tearns County. Minn., geIegt
Der6e fir bas Sabr 1920 als County
Inslagen fir bas folgenbe Sabr.
@ebnrtsz unb Sterbefdueberi9te $500;
gourtbaus< unb @efdngnis< Iuslagen,
$4,000; 8ef6ftieuns Der @efangenerl
$1,000; goroners : @ebiibren. nnb Mus<
lngen $500; Sriebensri9ters< nnb Muz
t1i5ipal @eri6fsauslogen $4,000; @reis-
geri6tsauslagen $4,000; 6aldre un6
Meilengel6er Ser County &ommi17Gre
$500; Snldre Ser g~ountbbeamten $40,z
900; 8i6erz nn6 59reibmaterialien,
$4,000; 9brnd1a9en nnb Mn5eigen 49,
900; MISUNDERSTANDING $4,000;
11%ntertubnng bebiirftiger &inber $685.
900; 8er16iebenes fir gountb : Gebenl1e
nno gountDz8ege $4,000; Muslagen fir
8orz nno augemeine 8ablen $3000.O0
@e1nmmt $125,000.
g}eb1t ben obtgen Mnflagen Iegen mir
hermit no9 Die @umme bon $125,000
auf ftenerbares @i9entnm fir 8egez nnt
8riiden=3tpede in uebereinltim1nltng nit
&apitel 344 Ser ipe5teuen @eiebe bon
1887, nnb ipeiterbin legen mir cine Wiuz
@teuer fir Dragging Sonbs IN iebem
Eotpnibip in g%enanntem County dsBer
Ser inforporierten 6tdbte nnb @i0ages
in 11ebereinifimmung nit Sebtpn Al.
aapiteI 235 Der algemeinen @eiebe bon
1915; nnb lpeiterbin legen ptr bie CUNT
ME bon 100000 auf allies lteuerbare ST.
gertum bes g%enannten gpuntb, I'm einen
Spnbs 5nSittften, Der fir gonrtbaus5tpez
de gebrnlnbt tpirD nnD Ser etnen Sell beg
SiIgungsz SSonbs Beg be1agten Gonntp Bill
Ben ion. 9abie0t, ct. gloltD, Wtnn.,
BEN Is. SltIi, 1920.
g. 50. 2abr, Sacob Beber, Weidael
2oio, S. S. 8orgmnnn. gpnntDbeb0rbe
bon 9tearns COUNT, Winn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-08-19
Mprgeniitnng, ben 20. SuIi, 1920.

@ureeniitnns, ben %. Snli, 1920.
Ser Tertagung gemdB trat Die 8eb0rz
De 5niammen; g. 81. 2abr als 8or1tber
nnb ale @itglieber antpe1enb. Iuf Inz
trag tpnroen na61tebenoe Nenberungen an
Yeri onaleigentums : Mbiddbungen, ipie
bon Ben If1eiioren etnberi6tet, getroffen:
SotDn NlbanD = 9ro3ent 3u1dIag:
9alsbaltsgerdte 25; alabiere 33H;
Bferoe S, 100; Ginobieb 6, so; 6dafe
1915; Gefligei so; Sarmgerdtbe, etc.,
25; @agen, ets. SO; Nlto1nobiIe 90;
9rel9maldinen so; 9ampfmai dinen,
25 Fro5ent.
Sopn aiblep - Ero5ent 3nidlag:
9o1sbalts9e9enitdnpe 20; &ldpiere 100;
Eferbe 81, so; Freoe- 6. 20; Yferoe s.,
60; Yferbe s, 100; Hinppieb q 90;
&inbbieb 6 10; Hi,buieb 8 10; Ntnbz
bie1 g 20; Sd}afc 100; Gefliigel 80;
Su11be 400; Sor1ngerdtbe etc., 100; @az
gen etc. so; Eferbegci6irr 20; Mutomo%
bile so; 9rei6maid1ineu 100; 9ampf=
maldinen SO Ero5ent.
Eoipn Ibon - Bro5ent 3u16lug:
9a1sbaltsgerdtbe etc, 10; Yferbe 81 1914
|&ferbe 9 so; Rferbe 6 10; 9ferbe s
25; Pferbe 6 20; Gtnbbieb u 100; 3inb
.bieb g 100; &inbbieb 6 $685.; 8inbz
bieb 8 10; Ginbbieb 6 100; 5dafe
33h; 5dtpetne 9 20; @efliisel 10;
Sarmgerdtbe etc. 10; Nltomobile 1915;
81 e1dmal6inen SO; 9ampfmaidinen 20
Fro5ent.
Mnf Mntrag bertagte iid Sic 9eb6rbe
Biz 1 11br Nabmittaes.
notwithstanding, bcn %, Sult, 1920.
Ser gertagung gemdb trat Sic 8ehorz
De 5liammen; g. Sc. 2nbr dls gnrltber
llnb ale MitgIieber antpeieno. anf 9n<
trag fpnrDen r1ubItebenbe Menoerlngen an
Gerionaleigentuns Nbi1dbungen, tpie
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-23
TRIBUTES TO UNKNOWN.
humanity Pours Out Heart at Grave
OF Britain's Warrior.

0FANA
OF Brtain's Warrior.
BY Associated Press.
London, Dec. 23.--Scores Of touch-
ing instances have been witnessed at
the tomb OF Britain's unknown war
rior" in Westminster Abbey as long
lines OF men, women and children
have passed the blacA marble slab
covering the grave, for several days,
since the burial there Of the unidentt-
fed soldier.
The fact that no one knows the
name OF the man who lies beneath
tho slab leads many to offer tributes
In the hope perhaps that the body is
that Of q missing son. The mother of
one of the thousands Of unknown
warriors, any one Of whom might be
reposing in Westminster Abbey, laid
three war medals, the Mons star, the
victory medal and the British war
medal on the grave as she passed In
the line They had been awarded to
her only son who was wounded three
times and afterwards reported miss
ing.
A soldiers modest offering OF flow
ers bore the inscription: I'm loving
memory Of my two pals and all the
other pals"
The epitaph placed on the slab
reads: "For King and Country
Greater Love Hath No Man Than
This"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-23
Pope Makes Open
Attack on Y. NJ.
c. A. in Decree
BY Associated Press.

R.cme, Dec. 23.-Tha holy office is
sued decree today asking Catholic
bishops to watch IAN organization
which. while processing absolute free
don, of thought in religious matters.
instills indifferentism and apostacy
to The Catholic religion In the minds
of its adherents.'
The decree mentions the Young
Mems Christian Association by name,
saying 1t Is upheld by many Cath
olics who do not know it's real ma.
tur's. The decree says the organiza-
tior' corrupts the faith of use.
Clauses OF the canon law which for
bids papers. periodicals and orsant-
zations favoring religious radicalism
and 'ndffferentislp are recalled in the
decree, which requests the bishops to
communicate with the holy see with
in six months, the decisions taken on
the subjects at regional congresses.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-23
BURNED CHILD AS LESSON.
O'vorce Trial at Nevada Has Severa
Sensational AnaIes.

O'vorce Trial at Nevada Has Several
Sensational Angles.
special to Times Republican.
Nevada, Dec. 23.-Singeing her little
son over blazing newspaper to teach
MIN not to play with fire was one OF
the methods OF discipline used by
Mrs. Merrill Lyman, according to the
.est1mony OF her husband, Charles p.
lyman, in their divorce trial here
Wednesday afternoon.
Inc husband testified that he did
not witness this torture but when he
FOUND the hair Of }the boy singed he
TOOK the mother to task about It and
she admitted the affair to him.
This followed a fire In the Walker
street home in Des Moines which was
set by the playing children while the
mother was away from home.
Among the other sensational testi-
mony in the case was that OF the hus-
band who claimed that his wife had
urged him to "go up to Nevada and
rob Andrew Jorgenson."
According TO Lyman this was be.
fore Jorgenson, the Milford township
bachelor farmer. was found murdered
in the ,dooryard of his home.
When the woman was cross cues
toned on the Jorgenson affair she
broke down on the witness stand
and had to be excused for the time.
Mrs. Lyman is the woman who
was mentioned in connection with
the Jorgenson murder shortly after
the arrest of Jimmy Hamilton and
Roy Cline for the crime.
The matter was topped Off. to
Des Moines police that Mrs. LYMAN
might know something about the
crime Sheriff Ricketts, and State
Agent lacty questioned the husband
at that time and he admitted to them
that his wife had at one time urged
hlm TO come up to Nevada and
knock off Jorgenson. who was sun
posed to have a large sum OF money
in his home.
MRS. Lyman. when girl, lived on
farm adjoining the Jorgenson farm
and knew Of the peculiarities OF the
man. as well as the stories OF his
hidden wealth. which was reputed to
be hoarded away, in his home.
Mrs. Lyman Is the plaintiff in the
divorce action and her husband is
flshting the case that he may So
cure the custody of their three chill
dren.