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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-01
$500 FOR OuICK SALE


ll.room brick house: lot 100X3iH: old shade;
IruIt: close to station at Media; early possess.
P1TERS son 80s CHESTNUT r.,PHlIlA
CHESTNuT H1LIs--My modern O. story brick
ahd-stone semidctached homo: . rooms.
comb. light. h.-w. heat, fireplace; J square
from Reading Railway: squares from car
line w and %. Phone Chestnut Hill II9 j.
RARE oPPoRTUNITY--Fivc min. from G9th
on Phila. and Wcst'n; prof man changing
loc,: bedrooms and bathrns.. rms and
Idry on LIST h'r; INV. ht. hros sys.). gas
kitchen. Owner. 42I Kathmere rd., Broohlne.
TWELVE MINUTES from Goth st. terminals
stucco dwelling: living room. dining room,
Kitchen, 4 bedrooms. tile bath. hot-water
heat gas and electricity: s9250.
GEO. L. BARNES, 1901 Chestnut ST.
DREXE1. HIIIr-RurEslow, all conv.; garage
Garden, fruit: $4,000; would sell fur
nished. 206. Ledger Office.
I.LANERCH-Moder half stone and stucco
dwg., rooms, sleeping porch: lot 5Ox1 so ;
100000. Gee. 7. narnes. 1901 Chestnut st
SMALL commuters estate. hour from
Phia.; no dealers. 03l, Ledger Office.
RESIDENCE, garage and stable. old shade:
$4,000, p. o. Box 59l, WAYNE Pa.
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IAlA.

NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ave west OF
I1th IT rooms, bath laundry, inCIoseJ
porch; garage and rear balconv porch; sam,
pe house nearly .competodi only left. Sec
hem before locating elseMherc
j. ALLISON PARKER
f7i5 \. Broad St ole lincoln Bldg
Wyoming 036 - Walnut 3TO7
1923 MENT3R ST; o r SoS mod'',,' $500
il9? Msomims ave; oys exc; zoe Io' NOD. 1900 1900
These Logan properties sols,led from list
J. ALLISON PARKER, i7li y Broad st
CORNER NEW GARAGE
nth and Somerville ave, bedrooms: tile
heat eirc.; on premises Sunday afternoon
COPLIN 4 ROHN
DreIsl Bldg IOmba rd bS26
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Thoroughly Modern Residence

Near 68d and Woodland ave. Is rooms
baths : open hreplaces, gas and cIortric: In
tsrior woodwork OF white oak, CartEs "
rear to accommodate ) cars Care,aker.,
s9Hss s'Hss sssdjjoIning sarasc hot.wat"r heat o
r.: can be bought together or separately. [
ei2. LEDGER Office
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Mt. AIRY-GERMANTOwN
los EAST GowEN AVE
TIOGA
OINHN'

c''4 y 9TH SIT rooms aud bath hard
,yoOd floors hot-WRter hea'. electric iiIht.
-,om for garage; semideta chod IitIndrT in
.a sement; price $1,000. Appl' $50 \ Ryoad
e. Spruce 5?SL, or WygminE 173i VI. N'''N
10000 $4,000. O.iI4OO-NEw modern Lnnos ali
corvsni"nces. hot-watcr rrst "iectrIc
'shtE: immediate possession
oI.NEY REALTY co 25i' y. 9TH st.
water heat, largo lot: gsrsg,: prIyate :.
IMMEDIATE possession. LiudI.v VCHltv -
I09 n 5th IT. Wyoming +5@0'
GARGAIN-- Six rooms and bath; Inodern ,
near Boulevard; Immediate possession
1900 I4ndIey Realty Co. 5IO9 n 5th
wyoming 4629
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WEST rHn.ADELrHIA
SID AND LOCUST SITS.
Excellent Business Iocation

Three stores and dwellings. opposite Iocu.t
GREENFIELD. N. 70. cor. 18TH and chest.
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FARMS
PENNSYLVANIA FARMS

A REAUTIFUL ESTATE; . sets OF build
inEs; one large stone mansion house, H.
rooms. surrounded with fine Old shade: ba ri
and outbuildinHs In good condition. The sec
ond has n stone farmers house Il large barr
and all necessary outhuildngs: 260 acres OF
very fertile land good stream and meadow
through the prODertv, thig is a fine old estate
can divide the farm; possession April |; halt
mile to good station IN ideal country homo
for A business man. sacrifice price II sold M
oucc RENJAMtN r LEWIS. - South a,"
Nadia Pa Phone Media t3O
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MAIN LINE

MERIoN-N NARBERTH---Modern home; loca.
tion between Merton -Narberth stations; b
chambers. . baths. sewing room; hardwood
floors: stone frenlace. II. Butler, Narberth.
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ST. DAyIDs
STRAFTORD

ON MAIN LINE-Beautlfu home; all that
sac, 900 demands; 2ih acres; lawn; electric
lights. hot-water heat: Rarage with mans
room; near both railways snd Lancans1taerr
pike. HOWARD y. WILSON & co. 2l22
Germantown ave.
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Sr,y JrRsry-sUBURBAS

CENT. .EMAN's country home for sale;
beautiful country home. 20h acres OF
ground, 400 feet on river front, 4 feet above
house with Colonial hall; nrst-hoor music
room, 1Sx3a feet largo library dining-r
large roomy kitchen with addition: 125 feet
OF porch giving beautiful vista Of river, 70
large bedrooms. billiard room. bath; apple
orchard fruit trees and plenty Of old shafe:
boathouse, IA ST mahogany speed boat, garage
for cars; horse and cow 12S n. front
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business Eropertles and Stores
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
observation-disclosures

MODERN BUNGALOWS, II rooms, pas-
teTTed' Sib; ;oooi bungalow. 0 rooms. plas-
.esrnesd, ,s83OO; bungalow. 8 rooms. brick,
$500; bungalow. rooms, plesteredse $500;
9ahiSslows 9Sinw 5 rooms, plastered, $4,000: bun
sa.oW. II rooms, acres, s12, 300; modern
dSS dSS:acTs farm. s20. .oSoi 4c:scTs farm. $40.
VvUo 3o-acre farm. $4,000: t0-acre farm,
esgyildning. sy $4,000; rents $4,000 store building
s2o, OOoi store building. $40, 600; 1000 acres
improved ground A. 7. zElGLER.
l2e 5. BROAD ST, bANS'DALE, Pa.
GENTLEMANS COUNTRY ESTATE
twenty miles from city: contains 80 acres
and buildings In best conditions 80 years'
correction of rare plants trees, etc. from all
parts or the world In the 10 acres OF garden.
JEROME u. JARDELLA
1885 Christian st.
DO you follow the hounds7 tou surely
viii want a farm where fox hunting and
ether gentlemens sports prevail. have
three farms right there for. sale. They are
IN Willietown twp. Chester county, Pa.
Three have recently been sold. WI Ae me
Tor information. A.. l. Halteman. Trust
pa
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LAKEwooD .sECTIoN5.INiMEpTATE

LAKEWOOD SECT1ON--IMMEDIATE
POSSESSION
Comfortable house. IL rooms; stable garage;
acres good land: shade, fruit berries: suit
garage: located in automobile road Lakewood
Philadelphia: $500 secures property, balance
AZ rent: photographs and particulars fur
ntshed COMMONWEALTH REALTY M
PRoNEMENT CORPORATION. owners, SOL
565 Drcxel Buildng. --------
IDEAL country suburban home, 30 miles
out; I square from station located on
beautiful Rancocas creek; street side high
privet hedge; beautiful lawn sl9ping, down
to creek; summer houses: boathouse, and
CARGO for . cars; large living room, ".
brary. dining room. 2 Kitchens and laundry:
$500 cash required, i2s n. Front st
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

GREBLB BLDG, l7Os-l0 Chestnut-DesIr.
studios rent. J. II. Jardella. 1888 Christian
PART OF an established typewriter store on
Chestnut 1T. for rent. 3Ot. Ledger office
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ats-22s n PEACH ST.-SM rooms And
bath good condition; porch large kitChen.
price tBbo0; mortgages alresdy placed. p
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EUGENE L. TOWNSEND

t65OO bargain. PRUDENTTAi. Realty
Co, INC, li9 $. 60th s. belmont 1905
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6O45 TRINITY ST.-$4o00

eos ". BATH ST Desirable side-yard resi-
dence; lot 4oNi2O tt. - rooms " baths.
hardwood 1rtsh southern exposure or side;
convenient TO car line: excellent location. and
readily convertible into apartments; reason
able price to close an estate. Apply
J C.'FULtER. 10 s. 18TH ct
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LOOK-$4500-OUICK!

Asty. y rooms. hot-Wuter hat IN tie
exclusive chester Avenue section
D. Y. REDDING .I...a S"a and a,..
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$8OOO.00 Cash REQUIRED
MEDIA

DETACHED a-story brick house; excellent
condition, rooms and bath; front and
side porchrs, lot i0Nl60, central location
near short lin", carly possession. i. l.
Grcon, Swarthmore.
NEAR Pcnra. II, Il Station Stone & brick
corner, detached home, lo rooms. heater
bath gas; 5ON2O0; 10 sctlls estate. $500
SWOPE g. son. 5I6 MAIN. Darby
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
CITY


100000 SO. TT, I and \ and 4 sty. bids.
serrinkled heated and wired; site acres,
1880 IT. r; rwy. siding, 500 riverfront
phila. dist J. Alan Middleton, fac, spec. &
indus, ems, a02 widener BLDG, Phila.
2 BLOCKS north Of city Hall, right in the
automobile belt 20. 600 50. IT,; less than SO
per foot. Worrell Co. 655 n. 18th st.
t-sToRY business property for sale; busiest
corner in city. s. Z. cor. Chestnut and I'd
SITS. Prudential, l4o $, Goth st Both phones
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2 4sTH ST--Three. semideta ehed brick
residence. containing 10 rooms ha ms
electric lights hot-wster hes', hard wood
noors on first and -.-cHd r,ors tiled bath,
built-tn tub. hi'liArd rOnT on third Noor
lot mes sures 2iNl"s. muF' bs sc"0 to be ap-
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

MARKET ST.--Wll buy several properties
In the 400 block Market ST.; no objection
IN leases il not over 3 or 4 years: MORTGAGES
not essential give full particulars In letter;
as advertisers are out.ot;town parties ana
tailed answers: IL prices seem reasonable
viii do business quickly and make prompt
scttlcments A ne, Ledger Onice.
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Warehouses


WAREHOUSE FOR SALE
Central. one square from river front heavily
conptructed warehouse, B0NI0O It.; ) floors
and basement; sprinkler system; electric
alarms y 22o, Ledger Office.
square from river front.
sOxs2 feet floors and ba sement. l9s n
Front st.
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CAMDEN
wILLIAMsTOwN
NEW JERsEy-sEAsuoRE

BEAUTIFUL, lO-room and bath cottage on
Toms river overlooking Rarnegat bay, fur
uished: big bargain at $4,000.
BUCEY & DALSEMER, 3It0 GermEntn Nv.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-01

SURE ROAD TO SUCCESS: Il YOU own thc
master kev to $500 BI. LARCHWOoD
AVE. YOU with II each day have unlocked
The home to happiness wealth and wisdom.
2 MASTER KEY 70 any home thinF leads
Rs real estate. THE MASTER KEY ia
GROSS. stands tor al. hats good 6otn
nd Ilarc hMnnh ANc
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los. ALLEN POTTS

SIS ,50O--N-ar t6rh md iarch"ooJ ave
3-slory residence. 10 rooms ha'as. mod
electric light marble ynower. coraa-, ato -
etc. ideal location: EaraE' prompt poagos
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
PENNSYLVANIA sUBURBAN


sUBsTANTIAL stone house. remodeled, with
tubs. sanitary bathroom, large living room,
with open fireplace and Colonial stairway,
second floor; 2 rooms on third floor: large
Colonial porch on Q sidesi II acres q
ditional Woodland IL deslredi possession.
YOCUM q POWERS CO., 90 s, 10Th st.
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THREE FAMILY HOUSE. uuyrr,,..
have possession OF apt. : rooms 80 can
: private garages; easy terms \WI.SSa Satn n
MtNCHELL. lIth and San~om sta '''" ~
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EIGHT ROOMS. new. corner inclosed porch
hot-water heat; thoroughly modern; garage
with side entrance, could he converted into
store; sl3 900: mortgage $4,000, Buy from
owner 1854 Willows ave.
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TERN ROCK
IhSGIiORSF

is. ACRES: MORE rF WANTED
l7.room stone house, modern baths, hot.
water heat, all convenicnccs hardwood 1n.
ish; stable and garage. with helps duarters:
CID SHNDE: ELEN;i YET NEAR STA.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-24


varieties are said to be inferior to
SartIctt pears which have been sell
ing at s. a bushel, tho they are solid
and the flavor is good. Michigan
peaches are selling for $II5 to $50
a bushel. They are slightly smaller
than some of the other varieties but
they are sweet,
Sugar Ranges Around $t6.50.
Other canning interests just now
center around tomatoes, apples and
grapes, with large quantities of all
of them on the market. While sug-
ar remains practically the same this
week the predictions are for n large
and general drop at the end OF the
canning season. Several retail deal
ers are selling sugar at sl7. but, the
lverage price Is around $3.50.
Unusually fine celery is on the
market at % cents Il pound. The
stalks are long and tender. \ little
grapefruit is coming in but IL will
be several weeks before the better
qualities arrives. The price is high,
| Nice, yellow tomatoes are selling III
cents n pound. Sweet potatoes are
over at two pounds for - cents and
| rish potatoes continue around 81
hushci at the stores. Sorghum is
'elltnC AZ s1.25 II gallon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-24
T.-R. Cook Book

Send To the Times Republican one
Of your faNorito recipes, which will
be printed, with the donors name
md address. Cut out each day the
various recipes and paste them in a
scrap book. Classify the scrap book
SO that recipes of similar kinds can
* arranged in order, and yindeNed.
II n short time you will be surprised
what a good cook book you have
made mp OF tested recipes.
Address your recipes TO the Times
republican. care of Cook Book Edi-
tor. Re sure to include in the manu-
script directions for cooking as well
Is the ingredients.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-24
QUOTATIONS ON DECLINE AS
LOCAL SUPPLY BEGINS FILL
ING CITY MARKETS.
SUBSTANTIAL DECREASE
IN SEVERAL STAPLES
Grapes. Cabbage, Tomatoes and APP.
Piles Quoted Lower This Week
Spring Chickens Also Down to s.
and IS Cents - Sugar Seliin.
Around $780,.

Prices continue unsteady. witt,
both home grown and shipped in pro
ducts on the down grade and con
tinued prospects for probably per
manent lowering of the cost of liv
ing Local growers continue TO sell
all varieties of products FOR canning
and table use. Among the foods on
the market for reasonable prices arg
grapes, from ) to cents, cabbage
! = cents delivered and 1 cent Mt the
patch: tomatoes. IS and so cents .
bushol; musknelon. to 20 cents. aii
variety of apples from 20 cents to
$l.20 cauiiflower,9 and 10 cents a
pound, and eggplant of fine quality
at IS and 90 cents each. accord
ing to size.
Spring chickens are selling for 30
cents a pound delivered and 81 cents
il called for. Coffee prices are ex-
tremely unsettled tho most of the
grades are coming down slightly. The
cheaper grades in particular are low
ering in price.
Some varieties of pears are on the
market at So and $3.50 a hushel These
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-24
MATCH OPEN TO PUBLIC.
rnpre .'on That Wrestling Bout
for Legion members Erroneous.


The impression that the wrestn
latch' between Reyonids and Andel
on, al American Legion hall, Tues,
'aN, Sept. Is, is for members of IN,
smerican Legion Athletic Club only
S erroneous. The match is not ont
number of exhibitions to bt
tagged this winter for members onl,
at is open To the public. 1t Is no
: eccssary to be a member of the IL
ion or OF the legion athletic club tt
&c the match. Many Inquiries have
'een made at the club regarding the
1atch and the question has bee,
sked repeatedly If the public is IL
re admitted.
The match is for the national well
erweight championship, now held by
reynolds, and Anderson. Pacific
cast champion. is regarded as one
II the few 1i5-pnunders who have a
lain to the title. The advance
ickets sale has been large.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-24
LEMON DROP CAKE.

cup lard. !ncc salt two and one
half cups -four, three teaspoons hak-
ing powder. one cup water or mtlli
and two teaspoons lemon extract
Beat 10 a cream the egg, sugar. lard
aud salt, The more II is beaten the
better the cake. Add the water ano
mix well. Sift -four and baking
powder and add two teaspoons lemon
extract When cold frost with pow
dered sugar Favored with lemon OF
vanilla. Makes about sixteen cakes
Mrs. Ina \ Allen, city.s
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-24
FISK O'HARA AT ODEON.
Americas Favoritc Actor Singer e
Be Here Saturday Nilht.

Local thcatcr goers are in for a
enuine treat nj tho Odenn tomorrow
veninr, when Ffske O'Fara appears
4 his Fascinating plaY of melody,
ove and Irish Wit SprinOime in
Mayo" under the direction of
Augustus Pitou. Inc. Not to sec
stnertcas favorIte actor singer and
his excellenO COMPANY in "Sprinstime
m Maze has been placidly cited by
one enthusiastic critic as calamity.
and to witness as ecstasy. which. to
say the least is praise indeed. MIR.
O'Hara portrays the role of Terence
NcWarren, the true hearted young
irishman. in his characteristic, man
ler. One OF the delights Of an
, Hara performance is his musical
numbers. and several opportunities
are given him to display his charm
ng tenor voice in melodies that are
popular with lovers OF song of the
emerald Isle. Odeon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-24

plaintiffs divorced wife. was alleged
to have been attacked by Jones
while leaving the Grundy county
court house following hearing on y
motion in the case. Marqultz, IT is
alleged, Joined in the attack, and
Wilson was knocked to the ground
and kicked by one OK both of the
men.
The assault brought severe censuRe
from Judge Boies. who Immediately
recalled the grand jury. Jones,
meantime, had gone before Manor
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-24
KNuDsoN HEADS AID CLUBS.
Sormer Marshalltown Man Elected
President State ORGANIZATION.

Herman NJ. knudson. OF Mason
City. formerly of this city. Thurs
day was elected president sof the AS
ISOLATED Advertising Clubs of Iowa.
at the state convention held at Des
Motncs. MIR. Knudson was aStive in
.he local clubs work when he lived
here. and has been affiliated with the
Mason City club since removing to
Mason City. Mr.. knudson Is dis
trict agent of tho Mutual Life Insur-
ance Company of New York. At pres
ent he and his wife and son are, Wis
ting in this city.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-24
WALTZ PLEADS GUILTY.
Sentenced TO TNirty DAYS IN Jail For
larceny-Sentence Suspended.

Floyd NaltA charged With lareen.
Wednesday entered a pea of guilty il
district court 10 the theft of goods
having value of less than $50
waived time and asked. 10 be sen
fenced.
Judge B. h 3cummins sentenced
Waltz to thirty days in the county
all, and appeal bond was fixed az
$500. Sentence was suspended, how
Yer, during good behavior. with the
provision that Waltz . is to report
fortnightlv TO the county attorne!
Waltz was accused of the thief, of
.,ca belonging To Avery Vestal.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-24
To Move TO Marshalito.~n,

Gilman Dispatch; Mr.. and Mrs. c.
L. Clark We're at Marshalltown and
bought property, and the Clark fam
ly will moce there ere long to make
their future home. The many friends
If the Clark family were afraid when
Mr.. Clark retired from business that
hey might leave Gilman, buAall hope
hat they will like life in the county
seat. where their daughter, Miss
blanche Clark, has been employed
several years.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-24
Easy to Get Books.

rs that aIlt'almost gasped the
new resident when she had signed
her name and address for the priyi-
lesc of using the public library She
was waiting for the red tape which
V ould eatangle. her. She did not
know how easy it is to take books
from the library. All residents of
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-24
JONES UNDER INDICTMENT.

Special Session of Grand Jury Called
by Judge Boies.
George Jones, of Conrad. and John
Marquitz. a tenant of Jones; farm,
have been indicted by the erand jury
in the Grundy district court meeting
in special session. for an alleged as
sault with intent to do great bodily
injury upon Mayor J. J. Wilson, Of
this city. Wilson. attorney for f. w.
Brewer, of this city, in the latter's
damage suit AGAINST Jones in which
$780, is asked for alienation Of the
affections of Mrs. Kate Bre xer, the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-24

Marshalltown may have that privi-
lege by signing an application blank.
How many books may they have!
AS many as they want. except OF the
late fiction. That is labelled seven
day." and the number is limited 10
one book at a time.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-24
Notice.

My wife having left me without
ust cause. | viii not be responsible
tor any debts contracted by her. H..
II. Hoover.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-24

We have nearly 1000 pieces OF
standard sheet music in stock for Id
cents per copy. ASK for a catalog.
&c. e PiCkard.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-24

WenZ, of Grundy Center. to tender
payment of fine for assault.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-24
Local Weather Record.

Seventy mine and 81 We're the eN-
tremes of temperature Thursday,
compared with S4 and Ga Wednesftay
and IS and Al year aso Thursday
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-24

DR.. Cora W. choate. physician.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-16
GREATEST SCHOOL YEAR.

Arkansas will draw large numbel of students from outside the statt this year, according to statements made by officials of the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville. Not only will these students come from the ad' joining states of Oklahoma, Miss ouri, Mississippi and Texas, but alss from farther off. Registration pa pers have already been received from applicants as far away as Kentucky and Virginia.
 It is evident that not only are Ar. kansas people awakening to the ad. vantages of their state university but its value is also being borne in on residents of other states as we'll. The total number of students will this year surpass anything ever seen ir the state, and when the university opens it's doors on September 27, il will be for the biggest year of its history.