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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-23
ARRoz
Por w. A. MACE


La Importation dc arroz en- la Isla
durante el mil novecientos catorce fue
de sctenta mil toneladas. Desde enton-
ces el aumento ha sido gradual, ex-
eepto en- mil novecientos dicz v ocho,
y el aho pasado la importancia total
cxecdi6 de ochenta mil toneladas. Ell
total de production en- la Isla es varia-
BILE. Seg1n cl informe annual dc esta
Estaei6n para cl a1o mil novecientos
diez nueve Sc sembraron durante ell
aho mil novecientos diez ocho, veinte
y dos mil acres de terreno, pero como
el promedio de production es POGO la
cosecha quizas no alcanz6 a cinco mil
tOneladas.
Practieamente toda la cOsecha de arroz
en- In Isla es producida por agricultores
on pequeha eseala en- tcrreno mas o
menos ondulados Gu sitios sin riego
alguno. Durante los tres Gltimos amos
csta Estaci6n ha hecho demostraciOnes
en- cnsi todas las secciones de la lsla
cual pueden mejorarse los metodos ac-
tualcs especialmente los usados en- ell
eultivo del arroz en- las bajuras utili-
zando el ricgo. III arroz que por natu-
raleza es una planta scmi.acuatica, da
mejor resnltado por medic del riego,
habiendo cosechado nosotros basta dos
toneladas por cuerda Ell algunas de nues-
tras pareelas de experimentation. Baio
condolences menos favorables el pro
medic de production puede no sea mas
de una tonelada, pero adn sicndo asi es
TO es mas dc cuatro veces el promedio
de production de. arroz de altura con
los mGtodos modcrnos.
FL arroz dc bajura pucde cultivar-
so con ,nucho 6xito Ell Puerto Rico. Las
condiciones requeridas son: (D.-la po-
sici6n del tcfreno debera ser tai que
pueda desasuar bien (2)-El niyel de-
be ser que la siembra quede sumergida
On una laguna que tenga de cuatro a
seis pulg0das de aqua. donde Sc de-
jara cstancada por espacio de varias Sc
manas (3). LEI subsueIo debe ser 10
bastante impermeable para poder rete-
ner ell aqua sin mucha p6rdida. Ode
bera hsber aqua en- abuhdancia una
elevation tai que sea innecesario bonn
beatla. 90. Debcrd usarse maquinaria
para toda operaci6n desde la siembra
Ia recolecta. trillado y descascarado.
En- Ia preparation del tcrreno no es
csencial el arar hondo, pues el srroz
cs una plauta de poca Gala, pero todo el
terreno dcbera estar lbye de malas
: yerbas es dc suma necesidad ell tenor
las primeras cuatro pulgadas bien pull
vorizadas. Tanto como fuera possible,
Ia baiura debera cstar libre dc zsnjas y
bancadas para que no haya impedimcn-
tos al pasar cualquier maquinaria. Ca
so de que fuese necesario hacer diqucs
para aguantar el aqua en- ciertas see
clones, estos deberdn ser anehos y con
pendiente de facil seceso.
La semilla debera sembrarse al vue
10 o preferentemente con una sembra
dora raz6n de cincuenta ochenta Ii
bras por acre. En- terreno pcsado basta'
"a cubrir la semilla con una pulgada
de TERRA, debiendose sembrar mas pro.
fundo en- terreno fojo. Teniendo las
tierras preparadas en- debida forma no
sera neccsario cultivar el arroz excep-
to para el desyerbo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-23
ImpOrtante> ASambIea pOIitiCa
en- GUrabO

Pasado maiiana tendra efecto en- Gu
rabo una asamblea politica, en- la cual
Sc verihcara la disolucion Official del
partido "Izquierda Union de Gurabo',
ingresando entonces gran nnmero de
sus miembros en- la Union de Puerto
Rico''.
FL acto revestira gran importancia
y haran uso de La palabra elocuentes
oradores del partido unionists.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-23

BUENA oPoRTUNIDAD

Sc desea vender una buena ca
sa, eta EN- "Guanajibo", de Ma
yaguez. Tiene grandes comodida-
des para familia numerosa, insta-
lacion sanitaria, una gran cister-
ma Y extenso patio con veinte pal
mas de coco y algunos arboles de
china.
Informaran, Salvador Guerra,
Box 342 Mayaguez, Francisco
Guerra, San Justo IL San Juan.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-23

Elias son las precurso-
ras de los d.entes picados
y de la decadencia de las
encias. Elias preceden in.
-mediatamente a Ia pio-
rrea lenfermedad de
Riggs.)
La piorrea produce la
contraction de las encjas
y los dientes sc afojan
dando un aspecto desa-
gradable a la boca.
Tenga presente que de
cinco personas de mas de
cuarenta amos. cuatro
sufre1 4 re piorrea, Y tam
bisn mschos memories de
esta edad:
Las pastas dentffricas
ordinarias no pueden eyi.
tar la piorrea. La prepa-
raci6n de FORHAN posi-
tivamentela evita cuandO
~
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La pOIItics en- Vega Bsja

Ell domingo ultimo verihc6se la inau-
guraci6n del "Club Unionista' Hubo
discursos elocuentes. La disidencia, que
parecia romper la cohesion en- ell Sc
no de la Union. Qued6 arreglada.
Los socialistas recibieron una gran
desilVsion, cuandO supieron que dos
elementos populares, el doctor Ar1naiz
y Ell Licenciado Guevara Muhoz, forma
ban pare del nuevo Comite.
Con tan excelentes luchadores ell triun
TO de Ia fusion epubncano-socialist
esta descartado.
p ff T N d
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-23

Despu6s de los Estados balticos, Po-
lolia y Aemania negocian con los ma
xinal1stas rusos Tratados de paz. La
entente debe apresurarse, porqlle
la germanizacion de Russia Gamma a
pasos agigantadcs.
GSera verdad que ell un Consejo de
co,nisarios. celebrado Ell Moscou, cl
psrtido german6flo y los extremistas
de Djerzinsky-q por 10 visto no fue
fusilado-sc! unieron para obhsar a
Lenin a perseverar en- su politica be-
licosa?
Asi Sc asegura. Y es muy possible
que esa sensational information res
pohda los hechos No convene a
Alemania que los aliados Sc la adeian-
ten en- Russia. Sc eStaba apoderando
del Ejercito rojo y de las Comunica-
clones. Necesitaba que pasara mucho
tempo todavia, antes de que los agen
tes ingleses, franceses, yanquis e tia
lianos penetraran en- Moscou Petro-
grado como amigos de la Russia boil
chevique. 'sa -
Pero, Ipor que Dierzinsky Y sus exal
tados SO negaban a permitir que ell Go
bierno rojo hciera a Polonia PROPOSE
clones de paz? Lenine, cada dia mas
posibilista, pues su intransigencia doc
trinal ha tenido que amoldarse los
imperativos de Las rgalidades vIyas,
viene sosteniendo que mientras Russia
no pueda entregarse al trabajo des
movilizar su enorme Eiercito, parcial-
mente 10 mehos, sera impossible com
batir el hambre Y dar ocupaci6n a los
millcnes de obreros que carecen de- ella.
Mas Djerzinsky guerra la invasion de
Polonia. Y estuvo a punto de ganar la
votacion.
Por fortuna, triunfaron los leninis-
tas. Y Polonia va a ajustar con ci
Gobierno de Moscou III convenio que
restablecera Ia calma desde ell Duna
do Dwinsk las estepas ukranianas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-23
UN NUEvO TANQUE
DE IMMERSION


FL domingo pr6xino pasado Sc inaH-
gur6 ell tanque de immersion que para
la extirpaci6n de Ia garrapata ha cons
truido EN- las cercania de Utuado ell De-
partamento de Agriculture y Trabaio,
habiendo recibido en- dicho dia los be-
nefcios del bafio ochenta y seis cabe-
zas de ganado propiedad de los sehores
don Carlos Cabrera, don Norberto Gar
cia, don Rufino Torres y otros. Uu bucn
niimero de cabezas de ganado recibie-
ron Iigual beneficio al tSiguiente al,
lunes.
Los ganaderos que asistieron la inau
guraci6n quedaren favorablemente i'm
presionados de la Nerdsdera efcacia
del tanque de immersion comprobando
que los gastos de construction de apli
cacion del tanque no superan a los que
actualmente realizan al tratarse de com
batir por los medios hasta ahora CO.
nocidos en- ell Pals, tan temible enc
migo; con la circumstances de que es-
tos iiltimos nunca han dado resuftado
mientras que es absolutamente Segu-
ra la muerte de la garrapasa en- el mis-
mo momento, en- que el animal recibe
el baiio Ante tan buenos resultados,
los ganaderos de Utuado y sus cerca
Mas, prop6nense construir en- breve nue.
We tanques.
El proximo domingo, % del actual,
Sc inaugurara tambien el tanque de in
mersi6n recientemente construido en-
las cercanias de Can6vanas, esperando-
Sc acudan dicho acto un buen niime-
70 de ganaderos de La Jurisdiction de
Lola pueblos hmitrofes.
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La PAz CON Los
BOLCHEyIQUES
UNA soLuc1oN PROVISIONAL

Habia dos opiniones contradictorias
el ell Consejo Supreme interaliado.
Una de elias. sdstenida por Inglaterra
Q Italia, era favorable al reconocimien
to del Gobierno de los "Soviets'' de
Russia. La otra, sustentada por Fran
cia y Ell Jap6n, era contraria GUAM
to signiicase capitulaciones de los Co
biernos aliados con el regimen bolche-
vique triunfante.
Como sucede siempre Ell tales casos
sc ha llegado una formula transac-
cional. Los ahados no atacaran los
Soviets'', nj ayudaran aqueuas ma
clones que les ataqucn Ademas, no au-
x3liaran, como venian hacienda a los
G0biernos antibolcheviques de Russia.
Negaranse reconocer La Repubh-
ca de comisarios del pueblo mientras
es:a no renuncie a sus metodos de te-
rror. Pero comerciaran con los rusos
mediante )el Instruments dc cambio que
son las cooperativas. -
HlpocreSia De sobra saben en-
Lcndres, Paris, Roma y Toxic gus las
ccoperativas moscovitas no podran re-
cibir mercancias, nj menos pagarias con
otras, sin ell permiso Y el concurso de
los Poderes "sovieticos''. Pero habia
ore salvar las apariencias que guar
dar las formas, que envolver la rendi-
cidn con Ell trlpido velo de las farsas
diplomaticas ~
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-23

Garantizamos la ensefanza del Idio-
ma Ingles por medic del maravilloso
aparato CoRTINA PHONE. Pida infor-
mes
GONZALEZ PADIN co Advt,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-23
De interes para los Agricultores

Cuamdo a las cuatro seis semanas
las plantas hayan alcanzado un creci-
,niento de algunas pulgadas debera des-
verbarse ell campo 81 neeesario fucre
despues inundarse. Desde entonces de-
berA deiarse ancgado a una profundi-
dad de cuatro seis pulgadas hasta que
el grano este bien tornado. Luego de-
bera desaguarse, de modo que el terre-
no Sc seque antes de la recolecta.
Una vez recolectado 81 arroz debcra
amontonarsc en- el mfsmo campo y de-
.arlo curar por cspacio de algunas Sc
lnanas antes de trillarlo. ST Sc amonto-
na bien, estaca a resguardo de que Sc
dane por efecto dc las lluvias, siendo
este metodo menos costoso y de menos
desperdicio que 81 Sc acarrease In cose-
cha sc curase en- un tinglado donde ten
drfa que manipularse diario.
Micntras que por naturaleza ell arr
do bajura debe cultivarse en- 10 que
llamamos terrcno de cana, no es por 10
tanto necesario dismnuir la extension
de Las siembras de canas. Donde la ca
no SO corta en- diciembre enero y ell
terreno Sc dcia dcscansar hasta el oto.
+ 10 pr6ximo, no hay impidimento alguno
PARA produe ir una cosecha de arroz. Los
benefcios obtenidos con ell arroz seran
mayores que los obtenidOs de los pas
tos. V las tierras quedaran en- mejores
condiciones para IA siembra Ell la 81
guicnte cosecha de cana.
Cno dc los principales puntos en- la
siembta de arrOz es el de la scmilla
IT. varicdiid que Sc sicmbre debera Ecr
apropiada al tcrTeno Y a las cordicio
mes climatol6gicas la semilla que Sc
utilize debera ser toda de una misma
variedod Una de las causas para Ia Fr-
ca production en- la epoca a tual es que
Ia semilla csta muy mesclada. Por elem
pIo, sc not6 en- una siembra que habia
once distintas variedades de arroZ. En-
eI cultivo de diversas variedades jun
tas hay 10 desvehtaja de que las plan
tas mavores de una variedad hacen SOM
bra las mas pcquehas Y demoran ell
desarrollo de las pertenecientes otra
vatiedad: la madurez desigual ocasiona
una perdida de grano; la desigualdad
en tamano y dureza del grano ocasio-
nan perdidas al descascararlo; la falta
de uniformidad en- el grano rebaja la
calidad v por consiguiente disminuye
el precio de venta.
En- las parcelas experimentales de
arroz en- esta Estaci6n, junto la ciu-
dad de Mayaguez, hemos cultivado Glen
to cincuenta muestras de semilla de
arroz portorriqueho v entire estas encon
traronse veinte distintas variedades.
Algunas de elias son de lucro, mientras
que otras tienen tendencia a producer
gran aantidad de paja y POGO grano. Pc
70 adn las meiores variedades son in
fcriores las que Sc introducen del ex-
terror siempre que hemos cultivado
alroz de scmilla importada junto par
celas de semills nativa la primera ha
dado mejor resultado:
PREPAREMosNos PARA LA FERIA
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-23
New Method Of
Reducing Fat

A news item from abroad informs
us that the American method of pro-
ducing slim, trim figure Is meeting
with astonishing success. This sys-
tenn, which has made such a wonder
full impression over there. must be
the Marmola Prescription Tablet
method of reducing fat. 1t is safe
to say that we have nothing better
for this purpose in this country. Any
thing that will reduce the excess
flesh two, three or four pounds a
week, without injury to the stomach,
the causing of wrinkles. the help Of
exercising or dieting, or interference
with ones meals is mighty impor-
tant and useful addition to civiliZa-
TONS necessities. Just such cata-
logue of good results, however, fol-
low the use Of these pleasant, harm
less and economical little fat reduc-
ers. We say economical because
Marmola Prescription Tablets (made
in accordance with the famous pre-
scription) can be obtained of any
druggist or the makers, the Marmola
Co., 1854 Woodward Ave-, Detroit.
Mich, for one dollar the large case,
which is decidedly economical price
considering the number of tablets
each cage contains. They are harm
less.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-23
"cHILDREN OF THE SUM-"
A coIored Musical Show Thursday
Evening, March 25.

A laugh. says the dictionary, is
caused by q contraction of the mus
cles of the throat: a contraction OF
the muscles. according to the same
Authority, is exercise: exercise, as
every one knows, makes Strength
and strength, agrees the administra-
ton. won the war; so II there Is a
suggestion in the mind of any one
that 1.-THE Smarter Set. headed ps
Salem Tut Whitney and j. Homer
Tut. which comes to the Odeon
Thursday evening. presenting their
latest and original musical COMEDY
THE Children of the SUM- have not
been perfect war children, they only
have to consult Mr.. Wehster's oooH
to find that they are not so frivolous
as they appear 10 be. 1.-THE chiidrei
Of the Sun" is a happy connection o.
melody and mirth, and Is adapted
from the story of the same name os
George Wells Parkef. Odeon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-23
Fairfield Laymen
Would Hold Revival
in City Next Fell

Several years ago business men OF
Fairfield became dissatisfied with
results being obtained by the church
ca Of that place and In order TO bet
ter conditions and increase the mum
her OF conversions the laymen of the
city, including several representative
business men, banded themselves to.
gether and agreed TO devote part o.
their time to evangclistic meetings
In Fairfield. They held meetings In
old buildings In the city and finally
obtained the use OF the old Milwau-
kee station there and held a series
Of revival meetings which were y
great success.
Gradually the interest In their
work grew and they went to other
towns and put on evangelistic cam
paigns. and today are n strong or
sanization Of laymen, composed OF
bankers. lumbermen, merchants, pro-
fessional men and laborers who are
conducting some of the most sue
cessful REVEALS ever held In the
state. ....
C. T.. Ward. eS-lumberman OF Fair
field, has been In the city comforting
with preachers and laymen of the
city, in regard to holding a series OF
meetings here next fall. No deci-
sion was reached but the proposal Is
to be considered next summer. The
men build their own tabernacle and
do not ask a cent for their services,
All that they ask is the cooperation
Of the churches, and they conduct
their meeting as part of the inter-
church world movement. ~
These business men now are hold
ing n six weeks revival campaign at
Oelwein which started last Sunday
and they especially welcome any
person from here who is interested In
their work to attend and see what
they are doing. They have Just clos
ed successful campaign at Marion.
Included in their party IL kid
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-23
WE'LL HIRE YOU. MADAM
We'll Pay You For Doing Your Own
Work and Pay You Well-Did You
Ever Hear Of Cash and Carry Wall
Paper? - We'll II Has Come to

Ever near OF CdSh ana larry "aIl
Paper? - We'll It Has Come to
Town.
Here's a special deal and a special
price for you, Madam. One of the
heaviest items in business is, de-
livery. Another Is collections and in
|terest on accounts. Why don't you
keep that money at home or buy bet
tier and finer paper for your walls
with the saving. That's good thrift,
good sense and economy, isn't it? It's
good advice.
Now tothose who select and pay
for their wall paper and carry it
home in their own auto or under
their arm or send one Of the boys
after it we'll make real and big
saving. 1t will astonish you when
you ask prices. You can't afford to
fail to look the paper and the special
price over Just opposite the Metho-
dist church.
We have everything in wall deco
rations from l21a cents to $40 roll.
Nice papers 20 to IS cents. That's
our regular price, not the special.
Drop in. Youll be glad you did for
there's real bargains here for you.
Best and biggest line in Central Iowa.
Everist Wall Paper House.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-23
n. M. vAWrER AND ASSOCIATES
PURCHASE % ~ 100 MAIN
STREET SITE.
TO BE IMPROVED WITH
LARGE BUSINESS BLOCK
Out Of Town Investors Interested
Wi<h President Of Security Saw
ings Sank In Purohass-May Build
This Year or Observation-Disclosures
Regarding Building TO Be Reached
Within Thirty Days - Probably
Will Erect Two. story Building.

The four business lots at the
north corner Of Main street and Sec
ond avenue. owned by Judge b. r.
Cummings. and generally regarded
as the most desirable business dis
trict Main street corner available for
improvement, has been purchased by
President H. NJ. vawter Of the Sc
curty Savings Bank, and other un-
named resident buyers. The
transaction was negotiated by Mr..
Vawter, who, today. was unwilling
to name those who were associated
with him In the purchase. None Of
them, he said. lived in this city.
The purchase was made for build
ing purposes. solely. he said. The
improvement to be made will be n
business block for combined store
and office purposes. Plans for the
building are only in formative
stage. The purchase price was not
made public. but it was understood
O down payment of $4,000 was made
or contract and that the deed is to
he executed soon.
Mr.. Eawter was authority for the
statement that the building may be
Gone this year. at least next year,
and that 1t would be determined
within thirty days as to whether i'm
provement OF the site was to start
soon or be put of for year.
The property. which has Main
street frontage Of eighty feet and a
depth OF $50. is partly occupied by
small one-story buildings occupied
BY the Simons style Shop and Dor
oein Bros. The tentative building
plan. a. far as 1t has been ,consid-
ered. contemplates the erection Of q
building to occupy the entire Main
street frontage and extend north
possibly $50 or ITO feet.
Plan Now for Two Stories.
It was Mr.. Vawter's opinion that
probably the building would be lin
tied to two stories. with footings.
foundations and side walls to carry
additional stories if it were desired
| to build them later.
If building operations are to be
begun this spring every effort Is to
be made to take care of the tenants
Of the present buildings and provide
them with such temporary quarters
as are necessary to prevent inter-
rupting their businesses any more
than is possible. Just what this ar
rangement will be in all its details
Is to be worked out later. but the
tenants are 20 be protected, it was
said.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-23
OTIS SKIN NER,
In a New Play, "plstro," Tomorrow
Night at the Odeon.

Night at the Odeon.
Otis SINNERS appearance in his
new comedy drama, "Pletro," by
Maud skinner and Jules Eckcrt
Goodman, at the Odcon thcater We'd
ncsday evening, Is n treat local thea
tcrgocrs have looked forward 70. IN
this new piece Mr.. Skinner will i'm
personate an Italian whose self p
rificing devotion to his daughter FUR
nishes the theme Of the story, and
the character will give the popular
actor an opportunity to paint an
other OF those wonderful stage por-
traits Of which he already has so
many to his credit. The scenes OF
the new piece are laid In a small
town in western Pennsylvania and In
California, To appear with Mr.
skinner. Charles Frohman, Inc. has
organized an unusually fine company
that will include such players as ..
r. Clarence, an English actor whose
previous performances here have
made him as famous In America as
he Is In London: Mary Shaw. Thur
low Bergen, Robert Ames. William
Bonelli. Walter f. Scott and others
Odeon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-23
Nsrnon Richards Very Low.

Vernon Richards. son OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. A. S. Richards. 1416 West Main
street, is so dangerously sick at the
Deaconess hospital that it was
feared Mt noon that he could not
live. He Is suffering with local
peritonitis resulting from ulcers OF
the stomach and complications OF
gall bladder trouble and adhesions'
He underwent an operation two
weeks ago, when it was found that
he was suffering with severe case
of liberation and had then developed
peritonitis. Mr.. Richards father is
foreman of the Times-Republican
composing ROOM.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-23
PICNIC AT PASADENA.
Tourist. A.. ou.sss-Msn sh.

Tourists Are 0ussts-Men Shsd
csats While Picture 10 Taken.
Thirty Marshalltown tourists In
lPasadsna, Calf, were very pleasantly
entertained st, PatrickS day at m
OPEN air picnic In Brookside Park.
~ ~: and Hrs Mrs. p G Turner and
Mr. and Afrs. Hiram Hubbard. The
l.I9ubberds and Turnsrs were, former
tfssiAents 81 NAf1halI county but Tor
| ssvsral ysafp past hNvc been living
iin lssgdena. & III snap shot ~
IstDken " tlle party WI The ynsn Il,
fh4tf etirt I'm 1. y
EIxSba " Es]ps sent bacI " AAiaI-i;
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-23
He couldn't Straishten Up.

James Carman, Mayfield. KY,
writes: my back used to hurt me a,
time IsndrdShrd hrdl hrdlu rdlurm
times and I could not get straight
for half an hour. took Foley Kid
ney Pills and have not had the trou
BILE since. / cannot say enough for
them and their great work" Foley
Kidney Pills help the kidneys do
their work in Kidding the system OF
the poisonous waste matter that
causes so many aches and pains
Sold everywhere.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-23

shalltown for advertising purposes.
hut the night before a heavy snow
had fallen on the mountains over
looking the city and suit coats werc
not shed for personal comfort al.
together. Overcoats, however, were
"a needless circumference at that st,
Patrick's day party.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-23

We are not satisfied with cheap
labor. In order to turn out quality
work we hire the best taiiors, clean
ers and pressers. A trial order Is all
we ask. The National Tailors and
Cleaners. over strand Theater. phone
900.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-23
FEW DRY DAYS FOR PEGGs.
Moonshine and Hair Tonic Results
lin Ereuusnt TRIPS to Court.


Yin Frequent Trips to Court.
It's story Of In again, out again.
in again for Walter Pegs. Noon
shine and hair tonic paved the way
for his frequent trips to municipal
court, piloted by member of the
police force, and there was little
pause between trips. Pegs was
before Judge Tankersley Monday on
charge of intoxication, being ac-
cused of accommodating a jag on
noonshine whisky. His appearance
was at cost Of $40 'Sand "trim-
mings," and he departed with an in
tention to remain dry.
Today Pegs was again a Jail
boarder, charged with a hair tonic
'souse." Hearing was set for this
afternoon, giving Pegs time to sleep
off the effects OF the tonsorial cock
tail. "