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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-28

$500 ell kilo. For tai causa los We
ciEos de csoS !ug2res Sc han dirigiGO
n Gobierno del Estado Solicitando los
n~roteia er eSc sentido de los hijos
dc Confucio.
p~essraciado acc;dente.
Martin Al%areL IS el nombre de IN
individo que accidentalmcnte Sc ma;6
en- il nina e. Capcte, ubicada en- Ca
nauea, hacc solamcnte tres dias. La
rictima caro en- Il profundldad de
ochoc:cntos pies, deiando una wiz
da Y cinro h~uCrfancs.
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PERDiDAS

FL MUCUACI.o nrc.ic#ro puc Sc c]ncontr6
~ :m ..rcy :lc, l. G. y. cl microbes ulti-
mo, - Ia, : p. m. una hoa iris. o2!rc 81 ira
yccro dc y. Laredo y rc"uS SIS. siryaSc de-
vo'ycris q 500 y. Laredo ST. ) rcsibir:, IRA
tificaci6n. l2l
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ENSENANZA

LECCiONES pE PIA.FQ y CANTO a DO
m!..ii,. Prrcins rc2 vcncjonalcs. PROFESSOR
FELlN EjA&O, r-aGuaiu en- los Corscrva-
tories lie PARIS y :Ma!rid. RcciHc 55d-ncs 40
!Iora,cs s.. Sc ha5!a frances y cspaic!.
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ATRIMOiNIALE

SE&ORITA AMERICANA que rosccs p@opic-
daGc nor valoT DC sl2.OGt dcsca rciacio-
nos. objcto matr.ronio. ron caballcro cspanol
o mcNicauo cue ncs2a. c,!aUdo mCnos, 100000
on elective. Dcbc habiar inGlc5. Miss May
Eel Coleman. Gen. Del. Waco. Texas. 90
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Oucias contra On chino

Los concentrates de naclcnaIIf2d
CHINA. Ell e. Distrito dc Arizpc. estaH
vcadiendo aho~a ci cafe a Sl.15 Y
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GR~ATIFICARE ANPLIAMANTE = In pcrso-
ma que me proporcionc informcs dc Bernardo
S. Carrcio. oriEirario dc Tarimoro. Edo. de
Guanajaato. de dondc Sc vino para este pals
sin que haya tenjdo ~noticias dc Su paradero.
Todo informc sobre 81 particular Girijase 4
EEren 5. CarTeho, =. o. Box Gl3. Verona.
Pr. 81
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-28

$500 DE GRATIFICACioN So dag:in :: Ia
persona quc proporcionc inforrcs cntcramer-
tc cXactos DE mi padre Tcodorn Macias. ORR
rina-io dc Coruro, distrito dc Cruanan. Mich.
Mexico. lie Tuicn en- 1918 recihi sus u!tinas
~HoticiaS dc Denver. Colo. Is de 81 amos de
edad, usa hiGotc y barba ce-rada. Dirijansc
scbrc ell particular a Alberto Macias. Humble,
Texas 90
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-Cuando neces.:e I'd, lihros en- es-
panol, pidaIos a Ia Liberia dc ignS-
clio E. Lozano, lis y. Santa Rora Az.
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PESQUISAS

BUENA GRATTFICACION Sc dar5; Il Ia per-
SOM; CUE me rrororcionc iniormes de mi her
raano RefUgio EStraGa. dc So amos de cdad.
hijo de lSa Estrada y Candelaria Scrna y orr
Einario de Mans. Edo. de Durango. Mexico.
Todo ~infornc ~dirijase = Tcodoro Estrada.
Rand. Nevada. 81.
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D:SEO SABEE EL. PARADERo dc mis- her
manos. S0stcncs, Aurclio y Buin1aro Marti-
nez. c-iGinarios dc CoHlanja. Edo. de Jalisco.
y de quiencS recibi sus iltimaS ~noticias de
California. Bueua qualification Sc dara 1
Ia persona 4ac proporc;one informcs cyactos
diriglendoSe 4 Luis MARITIME, Box 756, Ada.
OKla. 60
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ANISOS DE- OCAS/ON
PROFESSIONALS

CECILIA SCHULTZ. Doctora obste:-iea e.
pccialis.s IN paEtos. ses Guadalupe 81
lei. yr. 1885.
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NerGGG en- .NoguicS
Una fucrte nevada Sc dejo sentir
aver. Al amanccr tcdas las Gales
los techos de las casas les alambres
telegraf;cos Y los arboles estaban Gu
bicr.os dc nievc. \ las once de Ia
manana todavia csc aSpecto presen-
taban los dos Nogdles. Hasta des-
pues de medic dia principle Ell deshie-
10. Que no Jermino Sino hasta IN POGO
! dcspues de las cinco de Ia tardc.
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DESEO SABER e! actual p~sradcGo dc Vicen-
tc J;m6nez. cascade coa Maria Rcgaiadc. Tic
ne 80 ano: &c ctad : - dc c~statura regular.
Sus iitim"s no:icias las rccibi en- 1911 lie
Miami. ArIz.-Todo informc Sobrc cl ~rarticu-
lar diriJasc 4 jesus Regalado. - Spring ST.
Pueblo, Colo. 90
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PRESTAMOS
AGENCIAs DE !NHUmACioNEs

AGENCIA De 1NHUMACI0NES SELL
LEY."-Automovil = ambUtancia. Euncrsles.
sbicrtc dia : nochc. Esquina de Main Ave-
nuc y Travis Street. Tclcforos Crockett sIl
y 1868.
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$500 DARE &c ::ratiticaci6u = Ia pcrso-.a
guc me propogcionc informcs cXactos de nj;
pa'ra Anastscio I;azp. dr ST csnosa Prrfir9
patian y dc ~, hijrs Tomas ' EGcu,cri
Razu. r. picaaO dc viTHrla y oriSina-io d,
R1Hl,,a, Edo. 10 Guanajuato. Hacc uri-c.
AFRO, - cn.untr.6a ON CaGis. Cal Todo in
:ornc s"hrc 81 particular Iiri;asc :. Tomas
FtIzo. Ni.ucrn. II
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IL AECNCIO en- IA FREESA" eiempre
es de Svito SECURE. Lame u. nj ~telefjne
Travis 2t!i y GnGnciese LesSe Lego.
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VENTAS

Sc VENDE una fuentc para refrescos y ME.
ye en- muy buenas condiciones. Recibire 81
rago en- abonos dc personals dc responsaoi-
i;dad. L.laren al Telafono Crockett 1884.
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GRhTiFICARE CON S5.29 4 Ia persona que
me uT"pu.cionr iaiu"n,c5 cNactoS del raradero
&c mi hcrnlaaO Santiago {. Ramircz. ori-i-
mario de Parayh". Mich. : quien hace dos
mcscs sugo 81 cHcontraha en- Eixcmont. So.
Dakota. CuaigU;cr iaiu:nc -cbrc e. u~articu-
lar d'rij#sc 4 IcIsr:UU {. Ramirez. Derry.
Pa. IL.
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BUENA GRATIFICACION Sc dar;; a Ia per-
son;t que me rrororcionc inforTnes de nj her
rlano Refugio EStraGa. dc So amos de cdad.
hijo de lisa Estrada Y Canielaria Scrna y orr
ginario de Nazas, Edo. de Durango. Mexico.
Todo infornlc d~icijase = TeodoYo Estrada.
Rand, Nevada. 81.
IDESEO SABEE Ell PARADERo de mis- her
manoS S0s;cncs, hurclio Y BuImaro Marti-
ncz. c-iGinarios dc CoHianja. Edo. dc Jalisco.
y de quiencS recibi sIs iltimas ~noticias de
California. Buena qualification Sc dara l
In persona Qac proporc!Une informcs cSactOs
dirigiendoSe 4 Luis MARITIME, Box 756, Ada.
Okla. tSl
G~RATIFICARE AMPL!AMANTE = In perso-
ma que me proporcionc informcs dc Bernardo
5. Carrcho. origirar;o dc Tarimoro. Edo. de
GuanaJgato. de dontc SC vino para este pals
sin que haya tenido ~noticias dc Su paradero.
Todo informc sobre 81 particular Girijase 4
EFren 5. Carreho, =. o. Box Gl3. Verona.
IA. 81
$500 DE GRATIFICACioN So dar:in = Ia
persona quc proporcionc inforrlcs cntcramer-
tc cXactos dc mi padre Tcodorn Macias. ORR
Eina.io dc Coruro, dstrito dc Cruanan. Mich.
Mexico. lie quicn en- 1918 rccihi sus iltiuas
~HoticiaS dc Denver. Colo. Is de 81 amos de
edad, usa higotr Y barba ce-rada. Dirijansc
sobrc eli particular q Alberto Macias. Humble.
Texas. 60
bEStU SAbElh e.. :cttti pSfSdcED dc Nlcen-
tc J~;r6nez. cascade coa Maria Rcgaiado. Tie
ne 80 ano: &c ctad : - dc c~statura regular.
Sus uitim%S nn.icias las recibi en- 1911 lie
Miami. -ArIz.-Todo inforTc Sobrc cl ~rarticv-
lar dirijasc a JESUS Regalado, ~ Spring st.
Pueblo, Colo. 81
GEATIFICARE cor $500 a Ia persona que
me proporciurc insurmcs de DClfino Herrera.
cascade con Carmen Herrera v que tienc COS
hiJoS l!amadcS francisco y Ccsareo Herrera.
E. de i6 amos d" eiad. alto = triEucno. Ha-
&" un Ino Sc cncoatraUa ca Staples. Teas.
dc Cnrdr sali0 para Morordcli. IuaU infor-
me Sobre 81 particular dirii3Sc q Bias Car
Ella. Ne. Kinney. Texas. -
CON S5.co GRATtEiCAEE a IL persona oie
ne prcTorciour infOrmrs &c mi hernano Jo5t
SalaZar. DC - amos de cdld. rUcrpo regular.
s-!.rro. originate dc Ectagrande. Xacatccas.
: 4" pG!cn no tcngo no;icias dcsGc hacc >
amos Tn que csturimcS en- Ii Pasu, Texas.
Io"u lniurmc diriiaF@ = Adelaide SalaZaY.
First s.. Box 20. Pueblo. Colo. a
DESEO SABEE Ell PARADERO lie mi her
maEo Andres ". Roycs. do quirn en- 1917
Tcc:bt Sus Git:nias noiiriaS. crrontr.Hdosc en-
csa iccha en- Seattle. Wash. $500 Sc daran
"e qualification = Ia persona que irupcrcio-
y" intornics rNactus dirig:endose a ". H..
snycs. Santa Ria. =. VI. III
GRATiFICARE CON S5.29 4 Ia persona que
me "T"puEciun' iaiu"a'cg CNactoS del paflderC
&c mi Ecrnia"O Santiago C.. Ramirez. ori=i-
mario de Par",h". Mich. : guien hace dos
mcscs sup" 81 cHcontrHha cn Eigemunt. So.
Dakota. Cuaiguier iafo:;rc .cbrc Q! ~particU-
lar d~irij#>c =; LCIsr:UU {. Ramirez, Derry.
Pa. III
EUENA GRATlIiCAClON &c dara a Ia
ucrso1a cue me- rrororrionc iufu-mcS dc IL
=c@ora Eu,ati% Sosa. dc rucrIso regular. mo-
TcTJ Y cara r"dunda. iudo inforrc Li-iia-
80 Il Nir"Ht" 'llmcrez. cargo Booth E Finn.
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VENDO BARATO automovil StudchaaHr DC
: pasajercs en- bucn cstado- ocur:aA 20.
MatamoroS. w
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De NOCALES, ARZZ.

NOG.ALES. ARlZ.. fepreTo IA
Ell ell senior Abraham Morales, per
soma muv conocida en- cl Puerto de
GuaymaS. Y mas particularmente CO.
rccida entire el grcmio cCmcrcIai. Sc
encuentra %ravemente enfermo. Los
mGdicos que 10 asisten aun no han poS-
dido hacer Que ~dc>aparezca el pcrlodo
norouc actualmentc a~travieSa. Il pc
sar de los cuidados De que csta ro-
deado el cnfermo.
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DIVERSOS

TRABAJC ABSOLUTAIENTE GhRANTI-
HhDO Amplificarioncs on so.oTes aaturalcS.
tanano ~ 20. ova!a:2s. v;drio c"ncav5 y
marco. solo s+.HS. Envic 81 oT'lcn con 81
v7lor CT giro postal 4 | dc In Cara, i9S Mo-
ra.es ST. San Antoniu. Tcxas.
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4. PuERON. CEIRo?RACTOR. $40 Ed;fi-
clio 5WEhRfNcEE NJ" CRAW. $50 East
| Houston ST. Los cnfcrmos do! cstomzPo. CO.
fc-mcGsdc5 rc-vicsz<. etc, cncuenrran lime
/ diataalcEtc allrio poC medic dc aiustes CHI.
ROVRACTfCOS. Gansulta Gratis.
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CUARTOS BARATOS. con o sin muebIcs, 4
. ruadras dc Alamo Plaza. rs Bowie ST.
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EUENN GEiTl!iCAClON &c dara a Ia
persona cue me- rrororrionc iDfo-mcs dc Ia
=c@ora Eu,ati% Sosa. dc rucrIso regular. mo-
Tcr1 y cara r"dunda. TODD inforrc dirija-
SO Il Nir"Ht" IiaCrr-- cargo Booth & Finn.
Camp No. .. Ccn;"~vi!!c, Kansas. tSb
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iSMAEL C. PoRRAS.-?a5 Sacramento St,
San Francisco. Cd.
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MAGNIFICA oPoRTUNIDAD. Vendo buen
ncgocio consistente en- Tienda dc hbarratcs.
Expendio dc Frutas y RefreScos ) Restau-
rant. magnificamentc Situado y en- excclen:eS'
condolences. sos S. Flores St. t2SI
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-28

SEA listed REy DE Los RRUJos.
Enornes salaries Sc pagan en- .ea:ros y
VaudcviiIes. fnteressutc, faScinado-. niste-
Irio>c. Escribauos hoy = solo rem!tsrcs %
cts. para GetaIlcs. Il. Card Co. Boz II
Sta 4. Pcot. r. San Antonio. Texas.
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81 NECES!rA carroe Tsra mudanzas. o Gag
gar cquipaics. liable a KOSALES: Teletono
Travis I!2G.
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MPRESoRES:- 81 ncces!:a ~esqueias .le
iefunciGn. -rar5cs. cstiio mcHicano. escribs
p!ticndo nrecius y munstras 4 tSnaci0 =
io-auu. lis y. Santa Rosa Ave. San An
tonic, Texas.
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D&SEO SABEE 81 p~aradcro Del senior Ca
lisio Feralcs. uuicn en- Abril dc 1919 80 en-
cuntraha on ~Larcr"sas. Texas y en- Julio
del misrrn ahc IN Waco. Texas. Gratifica-
re con $500 - IN persona qIc prouorcionc
iaiormcs c%ar,os di-i:iGndoSc Il Francisco L.
rcraIcs. Eastc.b. Tcxas. On
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Sc S~ECESIfAN obrerus experimentados en-
81 uso dc perforadoras de aire eempririido
par.: minas y canteras. Trabalo permanent
te. bucu saeido. Ocurran q Texas Trap
Rock Co.. Krippa. Texas.
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GEATIFICARE cor $500 a Ia persona que
me prOporciorc insurmcs de DclfiEo Herrera.
cascade con Carmen Herrera v que tienc COS
hijoS llamHdCS Francisco y Ccsarco Herrera.
60 un ano So vrcua:rlUa en- Staples. Teas.
dc Gondr sali0 para Aiorordcli. TuiU infor-
me SObre .! particular diriiaSc 4 Bias Car
Ella. Nc. Kinney. Texas. 90
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TENDo AUTOMOVIL roadster Grant Six
On uuy bucn eslado y muy barato. Jose Ma
cias. 2l5 Kiagsbury St. esauina con CANA
an.
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IA veicz: hcrrcsca. "a frcscura al cutis. Gui-
:sndo las arruGas por rctclics auc .can.
Presto $l.oG. Direction: Minerva Ned:'
zinc 20. 3Oci2 Guadalupe g., san Anto-
a;o. Texas.
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L. II. F1TTMAN. Successor ,ie Ia Rogers Ticy-
Gle shop. cxpcrto en- reraracicacs De Jici-
clctas. Bicic!ctas "Eud%oI.' 20 amos de
practical. 52S Market Street, Teltfono 30
cactt 5.IS.
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lsTAR EMPLOYMENT CO. III North Flse
res St. pueae proyorcionat : ustsd traos1s-
dorcs y cmpieos. Tc!efcno Tr. JOSS.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-05-08
NATIONAL
GUARDSMEN
Congress Expected to Grant Request
Embodied In Resolutions
Adopted at st. Louis
Convention.

rITnited Press Leased Wire Service
DIES MONIES, Iowa, May 8.-Con,
eress is practically certain to grant
the request embodied in the resolu'
tons adopted at the convention OF the
National Guard association at 81
Louis Tuesday, in the opinion OF Al
tutant General Louis G. oLasner.
1.-THE majority Of congressmen are
for the national guard, and wiling e.
grant them any reasonable REQUEST,
said General Lasher. "And it Is only
reasonable that the national guaru
should be divorced from the feguiai
army, as the marine corps was VI
yored from the navy.
"The national guard has been ap
so,utely ruled by the regular army
STAFF. which is the most arbitrary oooy
On earth. They claim authority TO &c
ANYTHING in emergency and In theli
mind the emergency always exists. !.
ngrhe national defense act of June o
1916. recognized the national guaro
provided the manner In which me1
should be taken into service ana tha'
yten the men were discharged from
federal service they be returned u
Tia states of national guardsmen.
"rhe military board, which controls
the national guard, interpreting the
law with their own lawyers, ruled thai
when the guardsmen We're d1scharseo
thew would return to the status OF
civilians; thus changing the mteh
tion of the law, in my opinion.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-05-08
WOMAN MAY
BE. MURDERED
Mrs. Emerson's Body Found at Bot
tom of Elevator Shaft in
Her Undertaking
Parlors,

CHESTON, Iowa, May s.-The body
of Mrs. Charles Emerson was found
at the bottom of an elevator shaft in
the undertaking parlors which she had
been managing since the death of her
husband, late Tuesday under circum-
stances which lead the police to sus-
pect murder.
The woman, who was past 60 Years
o. age, evidently fell from the second
story of the establishment
But developments which have today
set Creston agog indicate that the
woman was found near the entrance to
the shaft on the second floor while,
physicians assert that she had been
dead at least two hours when discov-
cred.
In addition to the iron bar, police
today found bloody rags stuffed in a
barrel on the second floor. They are
searching for a motive for the murder.
The body showed the effects Of a
blow. The nose was fractured in two
or three places, both legs broken just
above the ankles and there were many
bruises.
Rumors are flying rapidly about
Creston today. They will be crystal
lied this afternoon when Coroner
James Mckee, Jr., holds an Inquest
Jurors are &C. j. Carter, Gerald Hawk
er and r.. A. Fouchek.
Mrs. Emerson was the widow Of the
late Charles Emerson secretary-treas.
urer of the State Funeral Directors
association.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-05-08
Scene in Court Room When
Murderers of Harry Inman
Are Given Constitu-
tional Right.
NERVOUS AND FEARFUL
Show Low Grade of Intelli-
gence When Judge from the
Bench Asks Them About
Desire to Challenge.

The Lee county grand Jury re-
turned an Indictment for murder In
the first degree against George Nor
! ris and William Scott this after
noon at 2:30 o'clock after hearing
witnesses and quickly deciding upon
that action.
| Fort Madison to exercise their con-
stitutional right to challenge the
grand jury, and later were taken
back to Fort Madison.
There was nothing Of the specta ,'l
lar or sensational about the first
appearance of the murderers of
Harry Inman in the district court
this morning, when they were
brought in to face the grand jury at
whose hands they were so soon to
be sent one step nearer to their fate.
There was no evidence that any
violence might occur, in fact not a
dozen people knew they were to be
brought here, but every precaution
had been taken to avoid any possible
trouble.
The court room was cleared Of
spectators and only court attaches,
members of the grand jury. police
officers and reporter of The Gate
City were present.
Chief of Police Henneman and De
tective Wilson were stationed at the
door, while Sheriff Scott sat beside
the prisoners during the impaneling
of the jury.
They Were Nervous.
Both of the prisoners were ner-
vous and were apparently fearful of
violence. Each would turn his eyes
toward the door at the slightest
noise.
During the judges instructions to
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-05-08
PROCLAMATION
BY TREASURER
TODAY Set Aside In Honor Of Army
and Sacrifices It Made In
the Late Worlds
War.

limited Press Leased Wire Service.l
WASHINGTON, May S.-Secretary
Glass has set aside today in honor
of the army and the sacrifices II
made =,
In a proclamation, Glass urges that
each American give a Victory loan
pledge for the largest sum his aDll1-
ties permit, that the men who made
the army may know they have the
support Of the folks at home.
I'm the early days Of last Novem-
Der" says the proclamation, when
it was apparent that the enemy
armies were falling American youths
in territory throughout the Argonne
fought on. never contemplating the
possibility that the war might be
won without their Individual efforts
Many fell in those last days OF fight
ing. Many lost arms, legs, eyesight-
They did not lag or shirk-
'The Victory Liberty loan is the
Argonne for Americans at home.
at is their last warpath. It calls
on them for no loss OF arms or legs
or lives. 1t calls only for dollars to
be loaned and repaid. VIII Amerl'
cans at home lag or shirk?
"The answer will be known when
Victory loan dollars are counted
ONLY three days remain in which to
pour them. One of these days
should be set aside for honor to the
men who made the American army
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-05-08
TWO BILLIONS
IN THREE DAYS
Victory Loan campaigners Out After
Big Money Now in Effort
to Make Drive
Success.

, WASHINGTON, May s--vfctory
loan canpaigners start after big
money today. A total Of $2,00o,o00,-
900 must be obtained in three days
If the fifth drive is to be success.
War loan directors renewed their
appeal to the committees which have
met their allotments to continue for
large surplus. It will be needed,
officials explained, to balance the
deficit in some sections which will
fall short
ChIcaeo's Quota.
CHICAGO, May S.-With the end
Of the Victory loan drive three days
away, Chicago must subscribe for
$23, o33,8o0 worth of bonds in order
to reach its quota Of $189,225,0 900
campaign headquarters estimated to-
day.
The city's subscriptions total $780,
123, 600. The expected arrival OF
Reilly's Bucks" Chicago's own fight
ing unit, late today will enstill the
enthusiasm necessary to put the
loan over, officials said.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-05-08
FOR SALE-Reed baby carriage prao-
tically new. Red 1882.

Not in phrases, not in platitudes VIII
we do honor to that army. We will
do honor in the contribution of ma
terial things, and our sacrifices, how
ever great, can never approach those
of the men in khaki Yet we will
do our utmost, and with our dollars
shall go fervent prayers OF thanks TO
the men of the army.
Therefore, propose that Thurs-
day, May s, be set aside by all com
munities as army day. On this day
let each man and woman who ranks
as a shareholder in this free republic
pledge to the Victory loan the largest
sum his abilities permit. Let every
civilian have the right to say in fu-
ture retrospection: Mine was not to
fight, but l did my utmost.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-05-08
SECOND COMING
OF THE CHRIST
First Baptist and First Christian
Pastors Adjourn Prayer Meet
inas to Hear Sermon OF
Evangelist.

Rev. DR.. J. w. Mahood's theme at
the Trinity church last night was
the second coming of Christ
He said this doctrine had a large
place in the new Testament, yet but
few preach it today, largely because
of the misinterpretation put on 1t by
fanatics.
In illustration of the statement
that it Is not so long since Christ
was here. he exhibited piece. of
Roman money of that day and a clay
tablet written on $500 years before
Christs birth. He asserted that God
made great preparation for the first
coming, and will just as certainly
make as. great for the second com
ing and affirmed his confident belief
that Jesus will come again, but does
not believe in the idea OF pre-
millennium, and stated that he con-
sidered it next to blasphemy to try
to predict the time of His coming.
Among the things necessary be-
fore His coming, he mentioned from
the scriptures, were the rising up OF
false prophets-and certainly there
never was a larger crop than today;
the raising of the dead, and the gos-
pel preached to all nations.
In the conclusion of the sermon,
the evangelist gave great word
painting of the scenes attending His
coming and of the final Judgment,
closing with heart-searching appeal
the necessity OF being
prepared for that day.
The pastors Of the First Baptist
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-05-08
MISCELLANEOUS.
TT YOU MUST SELL, will buy your
Liberty bonds. Address Lock Box
216. Kahoka, Missouri.

1t is with this that the western
world will have to deal
After such a peace, civilization
must prepare for any treachery on
the part Of Germany to balance the
account
To the west, Germany cannot turn
for friendship. She must seek for
future allies in the east. This she
will do. pvery hope OF coming back
lies with an agreement with Russia
There can be no guarantee to civil
cation of Germanys permanent re-
formation until the allies take Rus-
STA into their ranks.
Left prey to German conspira.
cies, the Russians menace would
succeed the Hohenzollern as the re-
suit of this wars peace.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-05-08
CITY NEWS.

Payment for bonds must De
made not later than Saturday.
Fresh fish at Jos. Haubert's, 7O9
Main.
The safest place in the world
for your money is in Victory Liberty
bonds. Have you put all your spare
money in them?
Payment for bonds must De
made not later than Saturday.
IF it is only $500 bond that you
are thinking of buying, do So today,
as every bond will make Keokuk
inst that much nearer it's quota.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-05-08
DOUBLE PRICE
FOR COFFEE
Frost in Brazil and Dry Wave In
America Given as Reason
for Boost In
Cost.

limited Press Leased Wire Servfce.1
CHICAGO, May, S.-After July the
coffee hound will have to pay about
double for his Java tipple.
This prediction was made here TO-
day by John w. Olson, president OF
the Retail Tea and Coffee Dealers
association.
Olson said the increased demand
due to prohibition and frosts destruc-
tive TO coffee in Brazil will force the
better grade coffees up 100 per cent.