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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-12
COIabOTad0r de 'EI
M1ndO' feIiCitadOpOr
ell Jefe de Ia P0IiCia
San Juan, de Diciembre de 1919.
Er. Director de
"EL MUNDo",
San Juan, Puerto Rico.
5 E a 0 r:

Varios ofciales y miembros de Ia Po
licia Insular me han llamado la atenci6n
Bobre un articulo que apareci6 recien-
temente en- Ell MUNDo titulado "LA
P0LICIA INSULAR.- SU PRESTIGIO
Y DIsCIPLINA", Y, en- nombre de es-
"a organization y EN- Ell mio propio, per-
mitoIne expresarle las mas sinceras gra
ctas por Ell elogio que en Ell hace del
Cuerpo de la Policia Insular, del que
tengo el honor de ser su Jefe, hacienda
a la vez extensive esta muestra de agra
decimiento q ''Juan de la Sierra" au-
tor de dicho articulO.
Es altamente satisfactorio leer en- un
peri6dico de Puerto Rico, especialmen-
to en- uno de la categoria de Ell MUM
DO con su gran circulation, tales pun
tOs de vista acerca de la labor, eff
ciencia y discipline del Cuerpo de la
Policia Insular. Sin duda alguna, us
ted podra imaginarse que artfculos CO.
mo este, cuando mercedes, son los que
vantan. ell espiritu de los miembros de
esta organization y lie dan nuevos brios
para continuar luchando en- la Inca de
conducta trazada en- este articulo.
Este Departamento, como es natu-
rad, y debido a nuestra mission, es OBJ
jeto de muchas criticas, ur1as veces
, merecidas, pues nosotros, como todo ser
humane, estamos sujetos errores, pc
70 Ia mayor parte de las veces q. somos
censurados, 10 somos falsa injustamen-
To.
Dandole una v0z mas las gracias tan
TO a usted como al que firlna ell men,
cionado articulo, y con ell testimonio
de mi mas alta consideration, aprove-
cho esta oportunidad para suscribirme
q sus 6rdenes,
muy atentamente,
GEO. r. STANTON.
Jefe de la Policia Insular.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-12
Los gTandeS ideaIeS
de Wilson fraCaSadOS

I'm estos dias -toda Ia opinion mum
dial Ia girado sobre la no ratification
del Tratado de paz, trazado en- Versa
Hes por los Representatives. aliados y
wilson. El mundo entero ha seguido
paeo a paso ell curse cue tom6 en- el
Congreso americana tan debstida cues
ti6n como asunto suyo, como algo asi
que ls ataiie directamente. Y es que
en- el esta cmoprendido Ia iniciaci6n
de nuevas corrientes de progreso, tan
to industriales, comerciales como So
ciales.
Los ideales de Wilson han lido al
sueIo. Nadie sc figuraba que aquel
hombre lograba Gespsrtar las multi
tudes en- Europa con sus patri6ticos
discursos, cuando su viaje aquella
encontraria aca EN- su TERRA, como in
franqueable muralla a sus ideales la
oposicion del Congreso Americana.
Pero todo ell mundo ignoraba que Ell
no Mevaba la aprobacion de la mayor
parte de su pueblo, Y ell conssntimien-
ito del Congreso, que es la repressn
tacion gepuina popular. De ahi Ia
oposici6n del alto cuerpo Legislative.
Wilson vic ell sus ideales Glen amos
mas ALA de su epoca, de esa 6poca ell
que nj su pueblo nj la mayor parte de
su representation, esta preparada para
nevar a cabo sus altisimos ideales.
Porque hemos de darnos legitima
crenta de que ell SeHado americana en-
su mayoria no esta preparada todavfa
para intervenir en- la direction de los
asuntos mundiales.
GPor que? Bien 10 sabe todo ell num-
do. Habra Senadores Y Representatives.
como los de Massachusetts, New York,
Connecticut y otros estados del este,
centro sud Oeste que hayan lido mas
ALA de los confines de su terra; que
bean hombces universitarios ms
trIdos, pero hay otros por ell contra
rio--y en- su mayoria-que apenas tie
nen una preparation mediana que les
per.nita inniscuirse EN- asuntos extran-
jeros, este es, separarse dc aquello
qW les traza ell estrecho circulo del
II ambiente en- que viven. Esta
o..-ss de gsnte representative solo Sc
preocupan por las necesidade locales,
y son tan tradicionalistas que Green
que los Estados Unidos deben circuns-
cIibirse en- la vida publica a sus cua-
tro confines: Canada, Mejico, Oceano
Pacifico Y Oceano Atlantico.
81 Wilson hubiera consultado la
opinion de su pueblo y por ende la
de su epresentaci6n,-el Congress-
SECURE estoy de que hubieran llegado
a un acuerdo. Sc hubiera nombrado
la Comision Pacifsta que deseaba ell
Congreso, hubierase Wilson quedado-
Sc sat home'' atendiendo los asun-
tos nacionales de suma trascendencia,
hubiera dado 6rdenes por inalambrico
a sus representatives y discutido con
sus demas compafieros ell tratado en-
loS CONTINGENCIES eA NVnSiCSO ~ Hu-
biera aprobado enseguida, porque de
antemano tenia su sanction.
La Liga de Naciones, por 10 tanIo ha
sufrido su primera y quizas su mas gran
de fracaso. Francia, Italia, Inglaterra
y Belgica que veian en- los Estados Uni
dos la jefatura de la lga, habran Wis
to frustrados sus deseos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-12
Ell "RIFFLE CLUB DE SAN JUAN.

FL "Rifle Club" de San Juan, en-
pezara ell pr6ximo domingo a las ocho
de La inafiana, sus ejercicios de plac-
tica en- "El Escambr6n'.
Sc invita- los socios y sus amigcs
para que concurran ellos.
Los que deseen ingresar en- ell Club
pueden dirigir sus solicitudes al secre-
tario, Mr.. z. P. Hodges, apartado 5S,
San Juan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-12

FL sextuagesimo sexto Congreso Ame-
ricano, abri6 sus puertas el dia 10. de
diciombre. ST el presidente quiere que
sea reconsiderado Ell Tratado dirigira
un mensaje especial al alto cuerpo Lo
gislativo puede que en- el cxponga 81
haber cedido en- su obstinaci6n. De ser.
asi, el Congrcso le aprobaTa Immediate
mente con las reservas introducidas. 81
Presidente estampara su frma sara
un hecho. De 10 contrario 10 apro.
bara tai como esta Wilson no estam.
para su frma Cuedara sin efecto. Co.
mo consecuencia, las conferencias de
Ia paz, tendran que reanudarse proba.
blemente Ell Congreso Americana re-
considerara nuevamente el Tratado. y
entonces, tai vez satisfechos los ca
prichos del Congreso Americana. el ira
tado sea ratifcado, que pudo antes ha-
berse hecho 81 no hubieran modiado
cuestiones de politica. Ia que realmenio
parece ha habido. en- esta question dc
interes international
Francisco MERcADo ~.
Juana Diaz.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-12
GEO. R. STANTON.
Jefe de Ia Policia Insular.

Ell MUNDo agradece sinceramente
al digno jefe de la Policia Insular las
frases encomiasticas que dedica a nues-
tro ilustrado colaborador "Juan de la
Sierra, y, por 10 que respecta a este
diario las aiabanzas que Sc lie dirigen nos
han de servir de estimulo para poner
las columnas dc Ell MUNDo al servicio
de todo prop6sito de justicia y dignif-
caci6n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-12
ARRoLLADO PoR UN AUTO

Julio Vazquez, residente en- la calk
del Cristo, fu6 cu-ado en- la sala de So
corros de una fuerte confusion ell ell
tercio superior del music izquierdo.
VazQuez declare que habia sido
arrollado por un autom6vil.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-12

We cabo inmediatamente el sorteo a
que sc contrae el Comisionado de Ha-
cienda. Quedo sobre la mesa la orde-
nanza presentada por el Comisionado
de Sanidad, para mantener limpias
las casas, GALES, plazas publicas, edi-
ficios, talleres y otros establecimien-
tos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-12
MULAs AMERICANS

Deseamos comprar CUATRO MU-
LAS AMERICANS que sean j6-
venes v sepan arar.
Dirfjanse a CENTRAL VANNI-
Ma, Rio Piedras, P. r. Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-12

ToDA IDEA BUE,yA ENCUENTRA
SUS ENEMIGoS.-E anterior Presi.
dente de Ia Cruz Roia Sc propuso ha Il.
Ger un asilo para los mendigos. cuan
do va creiamos Ia noble obra M he.
cho, renuncia el digno caballeTo que
estaba al frente dc tan altruista FMS.
tituci6n, y NADIA mas Sc dice de 81 idea.
Es necesario que nos demos cuenta de
10 bochornoso que resulta para un pue-
bio quito como los espectaculos que
Sc ven. de los muchos pordioseros one
pululan por nuesiras Gales. dandose Il
case de que dos personas fusrtes 70.
bustas vivian de las limosnas que re-.
coge un ciego, pucsto que le aco;npa-
nan con un gHiro = una guitarra.
Todos tenemos buenas iniciativas.
pero siemprs creenos que las ideas no.
bles de otrcs no las debemOs impulsar.
de aqui, el que obras de tanta impor
,tancia no sc realicen.-ADONIE.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-12
AvISo

Ell que suscribe hace constar, que no
pagara cuenta alguna que haya contrai-
do contraiga en- 10 successive. su hijO
Arturo vilella.
Pablo vILELLA POL. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-12
EI MiniStTO de Ia
Guerra eStuVO
aver en- Cayey

(Confinuacitn ds Ia p3g. Ia
dor "a secretario. 81 sshor RodriEuex.
habian cntrado = visi'ar Iss Tardinss
de IA convalesceneia.
I'm estos lardinss soiisn varausar ios
Antiques Capitancs Generates sspahe.
les Mr. Baker , "a ssp5ss. dsspuss as
caminar por Ia smpiia aveui1a Del tss
din. - interuarou su Ia foFssta.
Mrs Baker mos;r6 an gran lussftr por
Ia fora tropical. y = iurgar por su ais.
eria. en- aquel immense iardiu pudo 81
contrar raros spscimens' ds piausaa
y forcs. de ias cuaies usv6 eousiEo -
gunas. para sa.isfaesr sus aaeionss ~.
tsnicss. II sscresarso del uobernador.
Mr.. Rodriguez. ie syuib a esrtar align
mas flores
Regresamos sta Jusn ias dee
del dil.
II NINIsTRo DE IA GUERRA Rr
C1BIO UE MEMORIAL DE los ~
rEFENDENTTsTAs DE pTo RICO
hu'enoehs. sn a rscspci6u are tuvs
lugcr en- el Hotel Condado Wander
biit''. 81 Licsuciado Jose = Aierria
acfuando en- rsprsssufaci6n ds IA "Aso
ciaci6n Tndspsndeufisfa ds Pusrio ~
90 pus0 en- manas asi Mnlsfra ds u
Guerra. Mr Newton y Baker. ~ ms
mortal de earscisr poiitico
seenn ss nos inferno ssts memsrisf
csti escrito en ngits. y - N aisrato
en dcfenss Dc D. infspendsneia a. PEE
Rico. sossisueu los enc suserfben ssfs
piiago qus 81 ieaitimo snheio A. lss par
tornquehos - poder aiEhn a. fundsf
eu las Antiilas. uaa uusva rspdbles.
soberana independents. para ssi dar
mayor impulse iss dsmocfAtleaa lea
titnciones ds ios Estados Unldcs
dr Baker tom6 Fl sabrs. aun4us ~
lego 81 oon'enido sn aqusi memsu.o -
guard6 para iserio dsspusa
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NAcrArrEETos.

Tomasa NOME osorio. Victor Manuel
Romero. Miguel A. Nisves Juan
Francisco Davila Armas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-12
vEcINos DE ARECrBo 81 DfRfaEa
AL sECRETAEto MR BAKER

En las oaeinas ds h rsdsraeisn r.
bre''. De san Juau 81 rscibi6 aver 81
telegrama sisuienfe. para ssr sntrsraao
II MinisfFo ds IA ousrrs
Santiago fgississ.
victimas incsniio Barrie sane %
minEo. ante 81 herr be sstsao a. aaa
viviendas CAMpAMENTALEs ssiiei
ian dc listed prsssufs su slfuacitn anss
las Autoridadss Del Pals y Al EECRETA
RIO DE IA GUERRA NEWTON p
BAKER. puss haes ssis msses au,arl
dades locales NADIA practice han rsailaa
do cue ooniurs 81 m.serahis sssado -
que vivimss. y qus hoy mas aus nunca
dsmanda una acci6n inmsdkasa. puss -
han roto easi todas las cAsETAs. -
contrandouos vivisndo = l. TrgTEMPE
RTE. tenieudo qus iamsutar 10 ser 81
das nucs.ras qusias hzsia ahora.
Eicomodes Rivera. Rossndo Rios Eisa
terio Cruz. Joss Colon. Jnsn Rivera CO
MITE"
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-09-25
TWO EVENT
SHOOT FRIDAY
DUPONT Gun Club viii Have Ten and
Fifteen Bird Matches at
Their Shoot on
Club Grounds.

The Dupont Gun club will hold a
two event match at the club grounds
at Mooar, Friday afternoon. The
match will start promptly az 3
o'clock
The first event will be ten bird
match and the second will be a fif.
teen bird match. Suitable prizes will
be offered in both matches.
In both events shooters will lie
classed as follows:
Class No Shooters averaging
above IS percent,
Glass No 2--Shooters averaging
between 70 and IS percent.
Class No. Shooters averaging
below 70 percent.
This match is open to all amateur
shooters whether members OF tho
DUPONT Gun club or not, and a
special invitation is given to all who
enjoy this good clean sport to spend
the afternoon at the cub grounds.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-09-25
Chinese Official Retires.

W. Press Leased Wire Service. ]
Hs MinASSHilNGToN, Sept. 25.-Kung
fnsnoe nau, premier and minister of
sesto, Oh China, retired from office
advisa.ay the state department was
Gem nas succeeded as premier by
'"' ohin Yum Beng and as minis
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-09-25
MOVING PICTURES
"Paid in Advance"


Featuring the brilliant star Of "The
Heart Of Humanity" Dorothy Phil
lips, Paid in Advance" will be shown
at the Hippodrome theater this even
ing and tomorrow afternoon and
evening.
A forced decision between two bit
ter evils is situation that confronts
Joan Gray, daughter of Canadian
fur trapper, after she has been lured
from her home to the distant town
Of Dawson City, Klondike, by Gold
Dust Barker, owner of hellhole of
iniquity. Barker, on 4 visit to Cana.
da, was attracted by her beauty. He
offered her position as Il nurse and
told her father an expert fur buyer
was needed in the community. Her
father died during The long journey,
but Joan, Immediately disillusioned
as to why she had been sent TO Ds,w-
son City, was forced by Barker to
choose between himself and the
crowd which frequented his dive.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-09-25
Worst Is over.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. ]
LOS ANGELES. Calf, Sept. 25.-
The San Gabriel canyon was the CEN
ter of the Angeles forest fire zone
today.
Men counted by hundreds were
massed in that vicinity in what they
hoped would prove a successful eff
fort to save the watershed of the
Pomona valley.
"The worst is over" was the com
ment of Forest Supervisor Charlton
on the general situation. He out
lined how the fire in the San Fer
nando region, the Arroyo Seco, which
is the Pasadena watershed. and in
all of the big fire zones excepting the
San Gabriel district, had either
burned themselves out or been con-
trolled.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-09-25
"SPEED UP"
HINES URGES
Director General Asks Iowa Shippers
to Help in Every Way to
Relieve Con-
gestion.

Director General Hines of the
United States railroad administration
has issued statement through the
office of the state railroad commits
sion asking that carriers and ship
pers and receivers OF freight speed
along their work with freight cars
to lessen the severity of the shortage
as much as possible.
OF the 100000 cars that have been
ordered by the administration 59,4o9
had been completed Sept. 13 and the
rest are being finished at the rate OF
900 a day, Mr. Hines says. This,
however, he adds. will not entirely
supply the demand occasioned by I'M
Iprecedented crops.
If northwestern Iowa is an indica'
ton for the rest of the state the
shortage is still felt here. H. S.
Phelps, engineer of the commission,
reports that he saw only five cars on
sidetracks that were not being loaded
or unloaded on a trip into the north
western part of the state.
The use of motor trucks and
wagons is recommended by Mr.. Hines
whenever possible. Other sugges-
lions for shippers are: Loading to
full or visible capacity; load prompt
": order cars only when needed;
avoid all diversion or reconsignment
of cars.
For the receivers of freight he
SAYS: Unload promptly; order full
cars of commodities; order from the
nearest available source; pool orders.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-09-25
Salvation Army Fund Drive In keo-
kuk's Half of the County viii
be Completed
Soon.
FIT. MADISON rs BEHIND
Drive There Has Been Postponed for
Week to Allow Further Time to
Fix Quotas and the
!. Like.

The country districts in Lee county
which were apportioned to Keokuk as
working with this city on the Sal
walton Army home service fund
drive were organized yesterday by
! the committee composed of Sheriff
John G. Scott, John Nagel and John
S. Sprowls. The organization was
put into the hands of former SOL
diers, and it is confidently predicted
| by the members, that with the
example before them of Keokuk's
raising the four thousand dollars
necessary in two hours, the country
districts will turn in their quota OF
one thousand at once.
! The Iowa headquarters is suggest
ling doughnut day for Tuesday, Sep
TENDER 80. This, however, will not
lbe necessary for KeokuK, as this
| city, as usual, went over the top in
hurry. Keokuk's record in all of
1.-THE drives has been that she has
reached her quota among the first.
Fort Madison Postponed.
Keokule raised it's quota for the
Salvation Army home service fund In
/ two hours or less Tuesday afternoon.
Fort Madison started out, but post
poned their work of raising funds to
next Monday, in order, as the Fort
Madison Democrat says, ito allow
the committee more time to go into
the matter of different quotas and
similar details, but the Kings
Daughters will again start out Mon
| day morning with an intent to put
Fort Madison over the top And II
| it is a matter of persuasion to get
anyone to donate, the matter will be
turned over to the soldiers commit
tee who will call on them and offer
persuasion"
Fort Madison and the entire upper
half of Lee county has only four
thousand dollars to raise. Keokuk is
not trying to collect any money from
Donnellson, as that city expressed
preference to cast it's lot with Fort
Madison. Keokuk with several town
ships in the south half Of the county
is to raise FIVE thousand dollars,
Keokuk's share having been raised
now. with less than a half day OF
work.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-09-25

directed, this picture caused such ia
vorable comment when shown at the
Grand recently, and SO many were
the requests for its return, that
Keokuk is given the opportunity OF
seeing it again, for tonight only.
Just look at the cast: Elliott Dex-
ter, Gloria Swanson, Tom Forman,
Wanda Hawley, Raymond Hatton,
Theodore Roberts--eyery one real
ly big screen star, every one Of them
finished actor.
The story is gripping, Drumming
with interest, runs smoothly and stirs
the emotions to the depths.
Wallace Reid, in his latest, The
Love Burglar" is fine program
for Sunday and Monday.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-09-25
PAROLE BOARD
MEMBER HERE
State Official in City to Look Into
Alleged Violation of Parole
Of Local Man, Who
is Held Here.

A member of the board of parole
was in Keokuk today to investigate
the alleged violation of his parole by
William Samuels.
The facts in the case will be re-
ported to the state board, and it is
expected that Samuels will be given
another chance. His parole had only
a short time more to run, it is under
stood. The alleged violation of his
parole occurred in Keokuk and the
police have been holding him pending
the coming of the state official
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-09-25
At the Colonial,

"Tho Man Who Won" featuring
Harry T. Morey, is the Vitagraph pic
ture to be shown at the Colonial
theater tonight. The pay gives Mr..
Morey another strong fighting role in
which he hammers his way to sue
cess.
The element of mystery is well
sustained throughout the play and
the ending comes as a surprise. The
story deals with 4 man who has
struggled through RUSSIA, fought half
way around the world to save the
fruits of years of labor only TO lose
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-09-25

his memory and fall into the hands,
of a powerful and subtle enemy. The.
treasure is hidden on the coast of.
Oregon. A young girl, Barbara Lee.
Moyne, can give the clew to its rest
ing place; but does not care to dis
close it to spies and traitors to her!
country The fight begins and the.
questions arise who will VIM" and
who is the spy"
The cast includes Maurice Costello.
Betty Blythe, Bernard Siegel, Robert
Gaillard, and Denton Vane.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-09-25
ter of finance by the former vice
minister Ii Shin Hao.
DOG LICENSE
MUST BE PAID
Notices Went Out Today to Deln-
qucnts to Secure Licenses
as Law Pro- r
yjdes re

Over two hundred notices to owners
of dogs who are delinquent about pay
ing the 1919 dog tax were mailed today
by the police department.
People have been warned by the de-
partment and know that taxes must be
paid on dogs four months old or over.
If the tax is not paid, informations
will be filed against the owners.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-09-25
,nternationaI Air Derby.

limited Press Leased Wire Service.l
NEW YORK, Sept. 25.-Plans for
an international air derby around the
world have been announced by the
Aero Club Of America. Prizes will
amount to about $1,000,O00, II is esti-
mated
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-09-25
"Eor Better, For Worse"

OF CVttC'T T 0T w Ut &c.
Without advance in admission
prices, the Grand tonight presents a
return showing of a great cast in
absolutely one of the best pictures
ever thrown on a screen-"For Bet
ter, For Worse" Cecil B. De Mile
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-09-25

You may have the idea that tho
people are being constantly oppressed,
and maybe they are, but never get the
idea that you are being oppressed IL
you care to have friends.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-09-25
People Fall to Respond.

The Fort Madison Democrat COM
ments further on the failure Of the
people there to respond to the cause,
en- 1t says:
1t is very evident, from the reports
of some of the solicitors, that rhe
people Of Fort Madison have an in
correct version of the Salvation
Army home service fund, rs it has
been noted that some Of our
wealthiest merchants have donated
very small amounts whereas some of
the citizens with smaller capital have
made the larger contributions. On
! the drive which was made yesterday,
the returns surely do not Indicate
the true spirit of the citizens IF Fort
Madison, and the committee in chrase
| are of the opinion that this was a
misunderstanding on the part of The
donors. In some cases people OF
high standing in the community gave
nothing whatever. but this will he
corrected as several of the returned
soldiers have volunteered to mAl,e a
special visit to all of these places in
an effort to find out why these par
! ties should not help this organization
| in their drive for funds. The matter
will be followed up as the returned
soldiers feel that the Salvation Army
ibid great work cover there" and
that it is their duty to reciprocate 10
this extent.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-09-25

Nobody is born unlucky but he can
acquire unluckiness by constantly put
ting himself in the way of bad luck
and refusing to cheer up after a piece
of it has hit him.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-09-25

Women employed as elevator oper-
ators in New York are prohibited by
law from working before z o'clocle
in the morning or after 10 O'Clock at
night.