Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-28
Lowa Neus Items

Fort Dodoe-In q midnight raid on
the Turkish bath parlors OF Gus y.
Ahlgran. a squad OF patrol men. led
by Night Sergeant T. +. Tierney con-
fiscated forty-four quarts OF bonded
whisky. believed intended for score
OF prominent men during the auto
show week.
NorNsioh--Renters In Page county
are beginning to move In consider
able numbers, the farms occupied by
them having been sold during the
recent furry In land values. Con-
siderable trouble is being experienced
by many of these renters in finding
new places.
Waterloo mbalmers from Iowa.
South Dakota, Minnesota, Illinois and
N ebraska are registering at the en-
balming school being conducted In
the knights of Columbus hall by the
j. J. Meany Casket company. The
school is being given complimentary
by the local casket concern. Albert
worsham Of the Chicago iEmbalming
school, Is in charge OF the embalming
school. Mr.. Worsham and DIR, J. H..
Carpenter OF Chicago, are the only
men in the county employing meth
Cd Of Photograph TO view the circu-
lat.on Of blood as 1t courses thru the
veins.
Watsrloo--The third trial of Henry
w. Terrill a state agent charged with
assault and battery upon Peter j.
Rock. city policeman. has been con-
tinued until the March term of court
upon the request of Guy p. Linnville,
OF the department OF justice and at
torney for Terrell. Terrell was tried,
convicted and fined 500 and costs in
municipal court. He appealed to dis
trict court and the case was tried in
the September term. AS the jury dis
agreed. nine favoring conviction and
three acquittal, new trial was made
necessary
Cedar Rapids-John A. Green. long
identified with the democratic party
in Iowa and former state senator
from Jones county. died at his home
In this city aged IS years. He had
been In failing health since Christ
mas. Mr.. Green practically establish
his immense stone quarries are To-
Gated.
Burlinoton-The whisky market in
Burlington becoming bullish thru the
shortage OF the supply. is showing
conditions that are tending to make
prohibitioniSts out of the most hard
ened 4'.tipplers' of oiden days.
Whisky when IL can be obtained and
only the selec; are able to get it at
all is selling at $40 pint for bar
rel goC.ls" and SIS a pint for bot
tied in bond grades. The market Is
not marked by unusual! trading re-
n.,rts state. II develops. however.
that wine, dark substance appear
ing very much like ink and believed
20 nave it's origin from the soaking
of raisins. seems to be the most pop
uIar drink in Burlington. This stuff
is becoming scarce. however, by rea-
son of the great demand for the pro-
duct and the inability Of the wine
maker to keep up with his trade.
Cedar FalIs-W. N. Hostrop, presi-
dent of the Citizens Savings Bank. re-
ceived piece OF Russian money
from j. Harold Shoemaker. who is
located in Japan as an adviser 10
Japanese students who wish to enter
American educational Institutions.
The money, three ruble bank note,
was sent to the bank as souvenir
Ii was obtained from a Russian ref
ugee great numbers. OF whom. are
flocking INTO Japan to escape the
reds. Under normal conditions
three ruble bank note is worth $l.5o
of American money. but at present IS
worth only one and one-half cents.