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omcials said tho only restriction on
tho funeral services Will be that no
Sim Fem firing squad viii be per
mltted 20 ofhc.ats- at Tue grave. one
OF MuoSwlnoy's last requests was
that the funeral orauons bo pro-
ncunccd IN Gaolic. There was no
official opposition 70 that.
The Deputy Lord Mayor OF Cork
arrived here to-day with a body
guard OF nfty Sim Fcin soldiers aud
representatives OF many Irish su-
cieues. ~ was reported that Da.i
Ereann, the Irish Parliament. may
attend the services in body. only
those members especially sought be
tho police remaining away.
After the inquest. expected TO be
concluded Wednesday morning. Mae
Swlney's body win be taken to ~.
Georges Cathedral, IL Will lie Ia,
state. under guard of his followers.
until II A. NJ. Thursday. A. that hour
solemn high mass win ho celebrated
by Archbishop ManniK and Bishop
Cottcr OF Portsmouth.
Late IN tho afternoon a funeral pro-
cession viii be formed to pass
through many OF the principal streets
en- route 10 q railway station.
Police promised every assistanos
aud asked cooperation by tho sina
Feln 70 prevent any unpleasant DEM
onstrauon They urged that the
marchors refrain from carrying fags
or banncra or oonversing with spec
tators.
with three ot Irelaud's hunger
strikers now dead. IL was reported
three more In tho Cork jail wero near
collapse, Joseph Murphy the third
70 die. passed away IN his seventy.
sixth day OF fasting.
The evening world., 1920-10-26
GIRL AND -FOUR COPS
RUN DOWN BY AUTO
\ NFIFTH AVENUE
Barber, i'm New Car, Aims for
Brake, Steps on Something
Else and FellS Group.

Max Iioke, mild hammered larhor
OF No. 66 West 2ist street was taken
10 tho Jefferson Market Court to-day
for arralgnmcnt on i've charges OF fci-
onious assault. Tho victims we're four
policemen and a Eirl
Recently IIoSo bought AN nutomo-
BILE practised with Il until he thought
hc knew AN the levers and pedals and
rules OF the road, got a license four
days ago. and this morning started out
10 demonstrate what hc could DO IN tho
tnickest kind OF truinc.
SO at 1880 o'clock no made for
Flrh Avenue, driving Wost In 2lst
Street. A. tho Same time Policemen
Charles J. kenny William Kenealy.
John ). Haycrln and Clarence Mar
tineau. an OF Traffic p. wcra march
Ing up Flfh Avenue, four abreast, on
their way 10 their posts OF duty Juat
ahead OF them was Misc stella seignl
twenty two years old. No. lG East
g7tu street. Dookkc,per.
AN uyo were crossing elst street at
the moment when Hoke Ia his car was
about TO cross rIffh Avenue. Perhaps
n there had been only one or two po-
lccmcn I'm sight Hoke might not have
lost his head. But there wis IA whole
row Of them--wider than his car.
which. fortunately, De- a light ana'r ua
lnacmic sister TO niyycr.
Tlokc k1s going 10 show perfect con-
troll and sang frold lie stepped oare-
fully on what ought 10 have been the
brake but wasn't The cur instead
o' coming 70 peaceful stop lc1pud
wildly ahead, moving down all The
policemen and The girl IIoAe thcn
stepped ON everything fra sight and
brought bis car TO "a very abrupt stop
The cops got up and arrested him,
sent him away 10 the stauoR and
then went homo TO put lInimoht on
their bruises The girl was taken 10
thr New York Hospital Her injuries
are said not % DE serious
The evening world., 1920-10-26
CRAIG CALLS La GUARDIA
LIAR AND pup At THEIR
DAILY ROW OVER BUDGET
"Tdlk Shows You Are Not a
Gentleman" AldermaniC
Presidents Reply.
HlLAN CAN'T STOP TILT.
Trouble Starts When Comp
rroller Is Accused OF False
Statement About Autos.

- the beginning or the last public
Y,Nl ing to-day by the Board Of Esu-
nate on the 1891 budget Aderman.e
PRESIDENT D. H Ia Guordio au.
uounccd that he wishqi 10 have en-
erred upon the record three letters
RON surety companies stating that
hey we're ready and willing 70 bond
,ty paymastcrs riding In city owned
.ars. Hts object In doing so, nc ex-
p!uned. was TO Prove that when
comptroller Craig said yesterday thnt
..ty paymastcrs riding in city owned
.ars could not obtain insurance
against hold ups or accidents ne was
lueuug an uutruth.
Yesterdays argument started
when tho Comptroller moved tnr the
Elimination from tho bulge. OF 30
$500 appropriation for a chauffeur
5r La auardia'g city owned ear ta
.uardia declared that the compu'.-
ar should eliminate from his depart
nonfal budget a $4,000 contract for
uto hire nasmuch os the city has "a
municipal taxi service II was ia
answer 90 This that the Cgmptr'i'v'
aimed. according TO the stcnograph.e
asord. that tho surety companies
.ou.d not bond paymastcrs riding 'n
ars from the municipal garage
Comptroller craig, you made
also statement yesterday s1d la
ua-dia. "and when ysu made 10 YOU
now 10 was utterly false. ! have
urht you with the goods You
.,a, that statement for the purpose
protecting one OF your Contractor
lou object TO- my reading letters from
,ree surety companies stating the5
.re willing 20 bong city paymastar'
ding IN city owned cars Nou 'rcm
..c at ,he very thought of my reading
nom'
"Yau are a dIrtv sinking ltu'
.sr." shouted the Comptroller at ID
Guardta
Mayor Ilylou, who sat between tn'
warning officials, banged his gpvpI
II repeat" shouted Craig 'that you
are a dirty st.uGlng little lar'
You sit there lu fear and trembling
ana YOU are afraid 90 let mo read th'
surety company letters d.scredit'n.
Continued on Twenty first Iage)
The evening world., 1920-10-26
FEARS
WIDE EFFECTS OF
M'SWINEYS DEATH
Government Imprisoned Film as
Criminal and Made Him Martyr, +
SAYS News. !

LONDON. oct gG.-Artieles on the
death of Mocswiuoy occupied rnuch
space in this mornings newspapers
regardless OF their political views.
Tho Times. which Is hostile 70 tbs
Government Irish policy and tho
Irish bin prepared by tho Cabinet. at
tnci1s the Government, especially IA
the matter OF reprisals. II expresses
the fear that tho effects OF MacSwi-
ney's death win not be confined 10 tha
British Iales
While asserting the Lord MAyoe
was misguided. but sincere. pa
triot dying Tor his convictions" tho
Morning Post says:
We cannot perceive what relation
can exist between suicide and martyr
dom. We cannot forget tho many
loyal servants OF their country who
have been shot down In the mere per-
formance OF their duty In Ireland. ana
for whose memory there is no merle
trclous appeal nor hailaoious senti-
mentality
The Daily News says me Governs
msnt imprisoned Macswinsy as a crime
'NaA go as@uuFEA An hais Wstv'
The evening world., 1920-10-26
GIVES EVICTION
RECORDS TOPROvE
RENT LAWS LEGAL
Passed Under Police Powers of
Legislature in Emergency,
Says Lawyer.

On support Of his contention shat
the existing rent laws passed by the
New York Legislature IN Special
Session arc constitutional because
they We're passed under tho police
powers of the Legislature iu an
cmergeney Attorney David l.. rodclL
opposing q Federal injunction. laid
tho following table of eviction
cases 10 Nrur'eipol Courts before
Judges Mach, Monton and Learned
Hand ln the United states District
Court, sitting n equity proceeding
to-dny tp prove 'hot an ,merg ucy
existed.
The evening world., 1920-10-26

lu addition 20 these 1920 cases Co.
0oO tenants were ordered to vaclte
oct 4 irrespective ot rentals
Tho case was brought before hc
Court by the action OF tho Marcus
Brown Construction Company a
tlS5.OoO corporation ~ New York.
Nn,ne AN apartment house a.
40. clj West 9lst Street in incor-
pomuug under the laws ot New JGr-
soy us tho Marcus Brown Holding
Company with n capital OF $1,000
The company seeks 90 cjeCt from
tho apartment house Arnold Iol-
lack. tho old lease for whose apart
mcnt on tho eleventh floor cspIrcl
Sept 30. Tho apartment was leased
90 new tenant, but PoliacE rc
fused 90 move Tho New Jersey
corporation contends that tho Now
Yorl, law is unconstitutional ln
that % lB confscators impuira the
right of contract and compcls 'u-
voluntary service.
/ A great array az attorneys ap-
Ipearcd for the argument j. a. Soid-
man. for the Marcus Brown Uoldins
Company Of New Jersey has as as
sociatcs former Supreme. Court Jus
Iuco George j. Ingraham represent
| ing the New York Real Estate Board
loft Brokers and Louis Marshall rc-
/ laIuDd los the Apartment House
. Owners Association who gave notice
/ that me would file bricf on the
points raised during the nrFumenL
Edward Fillmore was chief counsel
for thc defendant Poualh nsastod
4 by David j.. Podeu ua counsel aud
. Deputy Attorney General Samuel A
Berger Intervening ON bcuus or thC
Continued on Second pago)
The evening world., 1920-10-26

month ago and lives at SO. 1913 Cro-
toua Avenue. or Fu3. ~, 1917. when
she was Angelina Besta. She was
struck hy a ta1dcnb at saith street
and Astor Court and, after a long hos
p.tal treatment, brought suit against
me Terminal and Town Tax Com
rlny for 10000. alleging that as 20
result ot Injuries sustained from tho
tax,cab, her right leg wlu always Doe
larger than the lrft
p-. Cornelius j. Egon of Np an
East ga Street swore 20 tho truth of
her contention during tho trial to-
day. Hut .n order 90 furnish visual
evidence 20 the Judge ana the jup
mo charming plaintiff. al the sug
,cstou OF Mr. Low.nson, her counsel
disclosed Exhibit A l1ghD and Ex-
ubr 70 OcfD simultaneously. as
.aovr described
coua snythinE Do tRlrst-r
The evening world., 1920-10-26
STOCK DIVIDEND
OF l22 PER CENT.
Cotton Mills Had Paid This Year
80 Per Cent and Declared
3 Per Cent. More.

EAI.L RIVER. Mass, oct. % The
directors OF the ArKaright Cotton Mms
Corporation have voted TO recommend
a. stock dividend of l22 per cent. Zoo
order 20 effect au increase of hc capital
stock from yt50,OOO 90 gLOO0,0pJ ~ Was
announced to-day A special meeting ol
the stockhoIiors has boon called TO oct
on the proposition
The AriswrIgat manufactures spreial-
ucs In count1l goods from print rol
yarns on it9 own productions lt has
paid three quarterly dividends of' lg
per cent this voar ard Aas just declare
another OF pgs cent
The evening world., 1920-10-26
GREAT FUNERAL IN LONDON
FOR LORD MAYOR M'SWINEY
IS ARRANGED FOR THURSDAY
Reported to Have Agreed
There Shall Be No Interference,
Provided Sim Fein Do Not Take
Part-Irish Cities to Pay Tribute.

LONDON Press)mpressve will be
Macswney, clerk dIsd
spectacular
soyentyfour days
promised to-day interference
announced that Macswineys body will lie
state Georges procession
10 cnan for the Journey o a Irish grave.
The evening world., 1920-10-26
N. Y. NATL GUARD
TO NUMBER 10000


ALBANY. Oct. 2G.--Under the plan or
reorganization OF tho National Guard. as
announced IN Washington. New York
Sute win he expected 10 mnintA1 ulti-
mu'ny q guard OF approximately 10000
officers ana men. 30 vea said nt thr
uflco OF the Adjutaut General to-day
This was tho strength of the guard
when n was drafted into Tcdgm GER
yica for tho World War
The evening world., 1920-10-26
Our Flag Beside the Flags of Other Nations


CoPyrEht I9z0 BY re Pres Pub7nE IThs Evnng
To-Day's Cartoon by Gov. Cox
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-01-31

DIR. Karl Beck of Lehi, was
called Monday to attend Mrs.
Annie Watkins who was OPP
Grated upon some time ago at
Provo, but who has not recov-
cred as rapidly rs expected.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-01-31
Persia sparseiy Peopled.

II is easy to overrate the land OF
Darius and Cyrus, Amar. and Hafiz,
for Pernn has not nearly rs many IN
habitants as Mexico. Estimates differ
widely and there has never been real
census. but II is possible that In ter
ritory equal to France, Germany, the
British Isles and Italy all taken to-
gether. the population does not ex-
coed that OF little Belgium. In area
Persia is more than 10 times as big
as Ohio. but 1t contains fewer than
twice as many people.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-01-31
Walk That Tell. Character.

A peculiar walk is that of the long
stride with the decided swing OF the
shoulders. This walk Is generally to
be seen In authors, actors and artists,
and is Characteristic OF the art world,
the man who has ideas Of his own.
and IL quite untrammeled by conyen.
tion. II denotes Independence and. II
accompanied by an emphatic planting
down OF the left foot II stamp in fact,
resolution aud determination.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-01-31
Kent lnnominx In Memory.

ON the 9Th OF November, in 1900
Christopher Coluplhus, In spite Of the
incalculahle services he had rem
dered to Spain, was taken into Cadi1
IN letters. King Ferdinand and Queen
Isabella were moved at the sight and
commanded that he be released, Co
lumbus, however, was unable To for
give the insult, and until the time OF
his death the ignomlnious letters were
hung In full sight on his walls ms a
reminder of the lngrutItude of his SOW
crcigns.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-01-31
DO you subscribe for this paper or
borrow II Why not subscribe!
Bound 70 Get His share.

Little fye.year-old Willie was In
vited 10 birthday party. On his re-
turn home his mother was surprised
20 see him take two big pieces Of cake
out OF his pocket, When asked for nm
explanation While replied: Mamma
could not eat much because my stom.
ach was full, so brought some things
home"
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-01-31

Mrs. j. G.. Clark was called
to Salt Lake Monday to attend
her daughter, Mrs. Edward
Burgess, who is i'll with the
"flu."
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-01-31

FARMER WANTED have a 160
acre farm, 100 acres Of 1t under wa
ter canal, which I will rent, lease or
sell. This land is In Willard coun-
ty; 8 miles from Fillmore. the county
seat. Some so acres was broken up
several years ago. The 160 acres IS
under fence. Further particulars
can be had by calling at Alpine Pub.
Co. office. 1O-u
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-01-31

Mr.. Willard Olsen and wife
left for st. John, Arizona, tc
visit his wife's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Brown.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-01-31
Lion Had lonu Life.

Authorities differ rs TO the age I'm
Il OF IA lion. Some biologists fix the
normal span Of lions life NJ about
twenty-five years. \ lion which died
in the Tower OF London in 1850 had
lived IN captivity over 20 years.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-01-31
A COMPARISON OF THE PRICE OF
CLOTHING WITH FARM PRODUCTS
IS THE RATIO AN UNFAIR ONE?
(Communicated)

''Most people to think that clothes prices high
Measured in the number of dollars it takes to purchase suit
they But measured in the prices of things which the pro
uctr has SELL in the wages paid for service performed
they higher than they before the In many
instances matter of fact, they not high
Compare clothes prices, for instance, with that of corn
the great American money crop In 1914 the Iowa farmer had
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-01-31

Johnson wrote to Boswell on Sep
tember 20. 1777: "When a man Is In.
vited to dinner he Is disappointed II
he does not get something good
everybody loves to have things which
please their palate put In their way.
without trouble or preparation -
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-01-31
Alpine
News


Embried with a desire to
make final payment upon the
school Victrola and catering to
the wishes of the public, car
ticana" was again reproduced
by the teachers and pupils of
our district school, Saturday,
Jan. oath.
Mr.. Willard Olsen and wife,
left for st. John, Arizona, to
visit his wife's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Brown.
Ray Strong ana others met
with what might have been a
serious accident, last week,
but which resulted only in a
thorough drenching of some OF
the lady occupants, as the car
skidded and tipped over in u
water ditch.
Messrs. A. j Forbes, Robt.
Hunter, VIM. b. Smith and
James Smith were Provo Wis
itors Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Strong
of Bingham were Alpine Wis
itors Saturday and Sunday,
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. s. o.
Strong.
Myers Marsh, one of our
basket ball sports had his
arm dislocated while practi-
cling Thursday evening.
The street grader, purchas-
ed by the retired City Council
has been sold by the present
City Council to Utah County.
More light upon our streets
would be much appreciated by
the public. Lets uphold the
name of our club alpine
Progressive Club" we are
now as we have been a number
of years. stationary; let's show
our public spirit by Il few mod
ern improvements, some fences
around our public buildings,
! especially church and school ;
n little painting and paperlng
! in our church, a small lawn in
D front Of the same, our street
: graded and surfaced, our City
Hall renovated and segregated
from that "Imposing JAIL" a
: thorough overhauling of our
premises, a modern gymnas-
C ium, sanitary toilets, domestic
science room, girls sewing
room, added to our school
building, also the grounds ter,
raced and made more present
$ able than ut present, stop the
: financial drain upon our wat
9 ers ystem for repairs, by in.
= stalling some new lines.
o DIR. Karl Beck of Lehi, wa.
is called Monday to attend Mrs
% Annie Watkins who was OPP
e Grated upon some time ago al
!, Provo, but who has not recov
/ cred as rapidly rs expected.
At Mrs. j. G. Clark was called
d to Salt Lake Monday to attenC
her daughter, Mrs. Edward
D. Burgess, who is i'll with tn,
re "flu."
H. e.. III
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-01-31

Come in and pay your sub
scription TO this paper-don't
wait for our collectors. - :
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-01-31

Embried with desire to
make final payment upon the
school Victrola and catering to
the wishes of the public, car
ticana" was again reproduced
by the teachers and pupils of
our district school, Saturday,
Jan. oath.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-03
LARo9 covMrRY wenotso.
Miss Eva kaynss ossemss Dssde .
NaIph oe1t1s.

naiss Gva haynss Ossemss Dvsds n
Ralph osAt1s.
At the home Of 1xr. and Mrs. w. q.
Haynes. nins nifes east Of the city.
their daughter. Eva NAsy. We married
70 Ralph Celtic. OF near Green Noun
tain, In tho presence q SIXTY guests.
Mrs. Glen Irons PLAYED the bridal
chorus from '1.ohsnErin" ~ tho bride
and groom took their places under
an improvised arch. The brides dress
was OF white georgette. trimmed with
white satin and she wore net veil.
She carried an arm boQuet OF pink
and white roses.
Following tho ceremony three
course wedding dinner was served by
Mesdames Ralph Hall. Carl Parsons,
Glen Irons, Wayne Reed and Everett
Yetley and Misses Edith and Goidie
Richards. The rooms were decorated
in n color scheme Of pink and white.
The groom Is the oldest son OF Mr..
and Mrs. r. +. Gettle and is engaged
In the garage business In Green Noun
tain where no and Mrs. Gettle WIN
live.
Guests In attendance from a dis
lance were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Damn
and Mrs. Kate Gettlc. Of this city; Mr..
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-03

| '-'~V~ .'~'--~-rr--'' ~ -
Tile CIV. - Bride.
Wos1 hes hssn received IN the city
telling sf this marriage Of Leo J. pixen.
son Of Mr.. ana Mn. w. A. paxen,
West Lincoln street and Miss Aiiesn
Rynd. Aaughtse Of Mr.. and Mrs. y. A.
Rynd. former rsstdents Of the city. but
now Of San Antonio. Tex No par
ttculsrs OF the wedding were given but
II Is presumed TINT the ccr~niony was
performed 4 short time before Christ
mas.
The brides parents resided In the
city Mt 2ie North Third street for ak
months prior to last August while Mr..
Rynd was sales manager Of Ketchum
4 Co. When tho Rynd family went to
San Antonio Mr.. Dixon went with them
and Is employed there In a wholesale
hardware store. He has lived here
most of his life and was Sveaustst
from NJ. II. q. In 1918, rscsfsAg hi
diploma short time before H. end
OF the year that he might enlist In the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-03

WA The n1dnsys - 49,
evsrworiksd - that tAsy - - NJ
end throw al impurities - - -
blcoA sAs poisoa remains - -
tan and hAGkA0hA soseneeA
ana rhsunsatis pains are hh0U - -
velop. Mrs. David Henry. - - -
coin Avenue. washinston. y. u Wseees;
Foley Kidney Pills ars doing - Mach
rood. both my kidneys ana sAe soeu-
matisu,. They took all the dreAaNhi
soreness out Of my linrbs." Sold svsey-
where
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-03
Save Dollars.

You can save a good many dollars
this year by keeping your stock IN
good condition. b. A.. THOMAS'
STOCK REMEDY VIM help you save
these dollars for II wf1i keep all yo'Ir
stock in perfect health at n very litrie
cost A genuine tonic. worm cxpelicf
and conditioner. We sell N.--Geo. a.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-03

The first woman composites ever
employed In tho Government Prtnsina
Office In Washington was . Miss
Green. or Alliance. O.. who went 70
work In 1870.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-03

Commencing Monday, Jan. s. this
store viii close at s p. m. except Sat-
urday's. when the closing hour will he
0 p. m. effective until March I. II. H.
Lay
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-03
liosnssd TO We'd.

Lloyd G. Hines. aged a. ana 1frs.
Grace Roach. aged ~, both OF this city.
Lloyd G. Hines, aged -. and Grace
Resch. aged ~. both OF this city.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-03

Miss Mary Young. Of Fort Dodge,
who has been visiting at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. VanDerveer during
the Christmas vacation returned homo
Friday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-03

Cloth covered buttons made to
order: all sizes. any style. One day
service. Mrs. Nina Smith. <1t North
Third street. Phone 1918.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-03

Market sale In Mayshailtown. eaAur-
day. Jan. 10. Bring anything you have
(, far sale. Plumb. Munro. Mason and
4 Shoemaker tftf
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-03

You win find me over 40 West
Main street. Swansou. tAs taller.
Dance at Shrubs han saturday.
January 3. Aeursgor ersAsstrN Of
Mason observation-disclosures.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-03

Temple Chapter OF the World Wide
Guild OF the Baptise church will meet
Monday night at the home Of Miss
Bernice Stormes, 30 North Fourth
avenue.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-03

No substance that cannot he dts
s1fvNA In water has an odor.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-03

The boasl g suDsgvtsoss. - ~ re-
orsanlntSon mestla9 TAAAy. r~ar-
pointed Dr. n y. Rowland. q Mel
bourne. ~ physloian for the county
farm. Tusv ". 0snallDy. Of THIS CITY.
was rsappointsa custodian q ne court
house slsck. yer severed ysAxs 0snal-
10y ~ ksp< the county c1odk IN the
court hDuse tower n PsDaar.
The bond Of u. w. Bohen. rscentiy
appointed clerk OF Timber Greek
township. succeeding Joe Melberu.
was approved by tho board. a. was
also the bond cf y. b Dennis, just1ce
OF tho peace for iowa township.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-03
Cora Williams choasa. phys.olaa.


Cora williams Choata. physician.
%. p. Tuttle. Seweler and eptioian.
--------s-s~-----~--
Thiels and Damn, real estate, Ire
mont block.
w. T. Scott, Penn Mutual Lifs IN
suranca. Iowa Savings bank building.
Dance at Shrubs hall. Saturday.
January 8. McGregor orchestra OF
Mason observation-disclosures.
Let Hewitts' Garage take care of
your storage battery for you thru the
winter. We will call for It. Phone
S.--Advertisemcnt.
Extra heavy range boilers, guarnn-
'teed 100 pounds working pressure;
last life time. A. G. Burgess. 3 East
State street, Phone 1894.
Commencing Monday, Jan. s, this
store will close at p. m. except Sat
urday's, when the closing hour will be
. p. M, effective until, March /. L. r.
Lay.
The condition of Miss Nora r.
Wilkey, who has been III the past week
with pneumonia, was considerably i'm
proved Friday and this morning. The
patient has been running only slight
temperature the past two days.