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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1919-10-04

Poker chips have gone up until 1t
is said to be impossihletto play penny
anty any more.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1919-10-04
GIRLS! GIRLS! TRY 1T!
STOP DANDRUFF AND
sEAUTIFY YOUR HAIR
Hair stops falling out and gets thick
wavy, strong and
beautiful.

Your hair becomes light, wavy, huf-
fv abundant, and appears as SOFT
1nstrons and beautiful IS a young
girls after "Danderine hair cleanse"
Iust trv this-moisten cloth with a
little Danderine and carefully draw 1t
through your hair, taking one small
strand at a time. This will cleanse
the hair of dust dirt and excessive
Gil and in just few moments you
have doubled the beauty OF your nan
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1919-10-04

The merchant who puts fine goods
in his show windows and advertises
in the Rice Belt Journal is like the
girl who wears short skirts with her
pretty silk stockings-"What's the use
of havin' EN- if you don't show 'em?"
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1919-10-04
Good for BiIIiousness.

1.-TWO years ago l suffered from
frequent attacks Of stomach trouble
and billiousness. Seeing Chamber
lains Tablets advertised l concluded
to try them. | improved rapidly. -
Miss Emma Verbryke, Lima, Ohio.
Chm. Sept.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1919-10-04

Unto those who falkland talk
This prOverb should appeal;
The steam that blows the whistle
Will never turn the wheel,
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1919-10-04
~
Besides beautifyipy ,.

Besides beautifying II.
Danderine dissolves ss ,us b.
dandruff; cIeanSes, nn.'. J,
Ylgorates the scalp. f fo.l
itching and falling b ,s's'e'
But what will pleas.
be after a lew weeks =
Will actually see new !.
downy at tirst-yes-b,, :
hair growing all over > :
70" care Tor pretty, sof =
OF it. surely get a y
hnowlton's Danderine /. al'a
gist Or toilet counter uoo
ADV. Dand. l ~ a
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1919-10-04
SAFETY FIRST CAMPAIGN
OCTOBER 18th TO 31st.

The United States Railroad Admin
istration has announced that the per-
iod October 18th to S1st, inclusive,
will be designated as mo Accident
period for all railroads within its
jurisdiction.
The wonderful success which at
tended the May Safety Campaign on
the lines of the Southwestern Region
under B. F. Bush, there being a reduc-
ton of S. per cent in the number OF
casualties for May as compared with
the same month last year, has proven
that a carefully conducted campaign
of Safety can be made to accomplish
great good.
The work of the United States safe
ty section has signally demonstrated
what can be accomplished by syste-
matte organization and cooperation
on the part of the empoyes and OFF,
GERS generally. For the first five
months of 1919 as compared with the
same period of 1918 there has been a
reduction of 1854 casualties on the
| lines operated by the Administration
and this is attributed to the steady
campaign Of education among employ
es. and the removal of conditions
which might cause injury or death.
1t is hoped in the October campaign
to still further evidence the value OF
the safety work on railroads as ap
piled to employees and the public. Ev,
cry effort will be put forward to inter
est the men in this work and to reduce
the opportunity for accidents to the
minimum. The many safety commit
tees are already actively preparing
for the period, and friendly rivalry be-
tween the roads will stimulate the
campaign, in which, of course, the
public is actively interested.
-Recreation-
/ Senator Knox seems ito be more
concerned about Germany than abou
the rest OF the world that German!
so terribly injured.
-Recreation-
Poker chips have gone up until 1
lis said to be impossihetto play penn!
anty any more.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-02
(Pasa n r5g. 1Ga. Col. 6a.)

Douglas, habiendo robado mil pesos
oro de Ia casa del Alcalde.
Sc dice que de esa suma doscien-
tos pesos pertenecian al Municipio y
que el resto 10 constitute el fondo
destinado al sostenimiento de la es-
cuela publicS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-02
LsD.cill pGra LA PRENSA.

Esp.ci4l pGra la PRENSA.
WASHINGTON, Noviembre l.
Conforme staba convenido, el Secre-
tario de Comercio, William {. Red
field dej6 su cargo hoy. despues de
haber tornado parte del Gabinete
del Presidente Wilson durante sels
amos y medic, ell los dos perlodos del
actual Primer Magistrate.
Mr.. Redfield renuncio su cargo
de Secretaro de Comercio fines
del mes de septiembre, pero por a.
cuerdo celebrado con el Presidente
Wilson decide permanecer al frente
del Departamento hasta el dia de
hoy. con el objeto de terminar la
Memoria sobre los importantes ne
gocios relacionados con el trafico
comercial international.
e. Presidente Wilson no ha NOM
brado al successor de Mr.. Redfield,
debido a Ia enfermedad que ha We
nido padeciendo. Y mientras hace
el nombramiento respective, cl des-
pacho de los negocios del Departa-
mcnto de Comercio quedara a cargo
del Subsecretario Edwin F. Sweet.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-02
BLASCO LBANEZ ESCRIBLRA UNA
NOVELA CON ASUNTO MEWCANO
IA CAMPANA DE LA CRUZ ROJA
Sc LLEVARA 4 CABO EN-
ESTA SEMANA

Teiegrap.a Especial pare Il PEENSA-
Ell PASO. Texas, Noviembrc l.
I.o Cue mas csta lamanGo la ateR-
ci6n es Ia campaha de "a Cruz Roja
cue - c>ta prcparando ' que ocu-
para toda "a semana entrantc.
Il proximo lunes tendra ver'I'ca-
;iyo una parada. a las cuatro dc IA
tarde. la cual serd seguida por Ia
fiesta dc los "locos" que Sc efectuara
en- el Liberty Hall, en- Ia noche del
propio dia-
La parada Sc oyganizari en- Ia plaza
Cleveland : sera presjdida por q Co.
roucl George L2rghorne, Comandan-
e del octave de cabalIcrIa, qulen mar
chara acompanado dc todo ~ Estado
Mayor y dc los ofjciaics del regimen
20. Ademas tomara parte en- ella Ia
Iamosa banda dc tromperas del mis-
mo octave regimlento, que nuncs ha
yido oida en- Ia ciudad.
Dcspu6s le segu;ri "a Cabalgata
tornado por las alumnas, seAoras y
schoritaS. de la clase de equitacion
del Fuerte Bliss, Quicncs Ilevaran ira
les especiales.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-02
FL inSigne escritor
eSpQnol tiene un
ardiente deseo
de COnOCcr
a Mexico
lrd q nuestro pals q
pesar de todas las
adUertencidS que
Le han hecho de
que hay peLi-
gro en- el
Uidje

rs!-graHa esp>e:qs Dera ~ FCENSA-
NUEVA YORK, Noviembre 10
Vicente Blasco IbaHez ha decidido If
i Mexico. Esta decision Ia tom0
hoy el gran novelista espaHol, des-
pecho de los consejoS Y recomenda-
clones de sus amigos americanos, pa
ra que no visitara IA republica del
sur, pueS SegIn ellos. seria una To-
cura el aventurarSe por pals tan reyo-
Iuciorado.
Blasco Ibanes. que ha Sido objeto
aqui de un cOntinuado agasajo de par
te de los literatos Y periodistas ameri-
canos Z hispano- americanos, mani
feSto que tiene grandes simpat!as por
Mexico ' que ira aquei pals inme-
Giatamente deSputs de que termine
Su gira por el Sur Ge los EStados
UnidoS. Dijo que er Mexico cuenta
con un grupo numeroSo de amigos Y
que ademaS, ha tempo que desea CO.
nocer e. pals del que en- todo el mum
do Sc habla. SU propOsito es perTna-
necer en- Mexico durante una larga
temporada. pues ha decidido escribir
una novela probablemente acerca de
Ii revo,UcioH. PienSa Blasco Ibanez
que una novela escrita por el acerca
de 10 que yea Ell Mexico. servira me-
ioy que cuaiquiera otra canlpana que
se haga. para destruir los prejuiclos
que sc tengan en- el extranjero res
pecto de Mexico Y dara, ademas,
una mejor compression acerca de la
sltuacion general del pals.
En Su pr6xima semana inicisra su
gira a traves de los Estados Unidos
el gran novelista eSpanol-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-02
No RESOLVERAE EN-
e. PERIODO, e.
CONCRESO, La
la LEY DEL
PETROLEO
POR TAI RAZON Ell COB.
CONVOCARA A UN Pc
RICDO EXTRAORDINA-
RIO Ell ANO PROXIMO

T-l.Gramc E>p>r'ai prrc Ii PRENSA.
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, noviembrc
1.-Terminari el actual periodic de
sesiones del Congreso y Ia Ley del
Petr5lco no sera aproOada. Dos me-
ses solamente faltan- para que con-
cluya el scgundo periudo ordinario de
sesicnes ' cS el Senado cl Unico que
ha comenZado a tratar. aunque con
gran calma, el proyec;o presentado
por Carranza. La Camara dc Di-
DutaGoS 10 ha iniciado aun el dicta
men por Ia comisi6n correspondence.
FL gobierno, considerable cue pa-
sara cl actual periodo sin que Sc to-
NE una aCcion definitiva, Sc prepara
va 4 convocar 4 un periodic extra
ordinario de sesioncs para principles
del ailO entrante, pues eSta interesa-
do err Ia soluci0n de este asunto que
es el mas importante para Carran-
"a. por cuanto que desea dejarlo re-
suelto conforme a sus planes poiltl-
COS para salvar en- parte Ia revo-
luciGn, seg7in dijera el Secretario. de
Hacienda. Luis Cabrera.
FL lider de la mayoria gobiernis-
ta ell el Senado. Jose Inocente Lugo,
quier ha estado defendiendo iunta-
mente cen al Subsecretario de Indus
tria Y Comercio Ell proyecto del Eje-
cutivO. anunci6 va cuales son los pro-
p6sitos de Carranza, en- vista de que
Sc considera que no Sc, podra termi-
mar ia discussion de- referido proyec-
to de ley sobre el T<croleo. Lugo
dijo Que no solamente por esta cir
cunstancia el gobierno sc propone
convocar a un periodic eXtraordina-
RIO de sesiones para los prineros
meses del ano entranJe, sino porque
le sera impossible Ia Secretaria de
Hacienda el terminar debidamente su
proyecto de ley sobre impuestos Y
mandarlo al Congreso para su dlscu-
sion Immediate.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-02
BON|LLAS, CRATIC
4 f. UNIDOS
CUANDO SEA PRESIDENTE
LE FACILITARAN DlNERO
PARA RESOLVER La
SITUACION
T-.~--..-; ,....----. ---I - rEL.NSa.

r.,--..-, ,....~-.~. .->q - prGNSa.
NTEEA YORK. Goviembre 1.-Pu-
hlir6 he. ei Evening News" un deS-
narh9 o-ncr;a; dc WASHINGTON infor-
manl5 Que q Erlbaiador Ignacio b.
r;Ilas sara nosihlameYte candidate a
10 pras;demril de lTaviro on n. pr6-
,.;.,,.s aIo.l;oros rl.dos,,cbo fua orr
,,adn cr, nm ,otra+o del F,n,ba iado,.
:. y, - g. dice one nor 10 ono CO
saha an los ,ir,uIos ofic;aIes y djnlo-
,.,;+i..os 81 ingan;aro BonilIas serja
,t candidate en+ n+,ran,erro eatisfacto-
,.;., my, Il c--,;.,.,o do ios Fs,aJos
I.riGcs !. nv, 60 asnara oua 81 l}o-
oa co.. cIao.o corr; caraz dc a,7e-
gI,, 1.s ir,nortantes cuestiones ma
,.;o.,.r.- o,o C.,.yarza M ha nod;do
s,.rocIo, 4, roodo sarisfsrto~io on TO-
l., =, ,,,,.,odo
,.,.,a,a ~ doynacbo ..,nlido do1
ur...,n:,,. Eor.s,. o,,o C,,,,arza ba
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-02
los CERVECEROS COMBATEN LA
LEY QUE PONE EN- VIGOR
LA PROHIBIClON

Teisqr1ntd Especcl yaT0 Ia PHENSi.
NUEVA YORK, Noviembre 1.--Las
persopas interesadas en- e. raTLo de
cerveceria iniciaron hoy una slgan-
tezca campana para probar Ia valdez
uc Ia ley referente IA DroIibIcloh
del tempo de guerra y de Ia ley Vols
tead que la pone en- vigor.
Los documentos que han sidO pre-
sentados en- las diferentes demandas
presentadas contra dicha lev han ST.
do rurredos Ia Corte de Dls:rlto de
los Estados Unidos y el proxnno vier-
nes ser& falladc el asunto oyenGoSe
los arEumentos en- que Sc 5asaa las
Sc,icitudes presentadas para qEe Sc
rcstrirjsn los efectos de Ia ley que
pone ea vigor la prohibici6n. Esta
nueva accion emprendida por los
cerveceros Sc hasa en- cuestiones de
caracter constitutional.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-02
Desde la ciudad levitiCa Carranza inicia la
canpa1a en- favor del designadopara sucederlO
CATSA IMPRESSION EN- MEXICO FL ANUNCIC
La peranenca del ezPrimer Jefe eB Qneretaro tiene
pOr obieto puIsar desde ALI Ia opinion
eyitar que cualqniera connection popular
10 sOrprenda en- la {. de Mexico

I'm teiegrm de carsceE pTi'ado
Ia nforns eandidatura
Queretaro cue clio cause
a rnetropoh
Obregon c'aFa S" e'eeo
tai bjeto Hermo
silo
ha eandeatHra oS oon'1' "
,.iJo d. ,ye Carranzs (segun PRENSA 10 anUneio ha
10 hizo)
poderoso ie'o "PoS0 o0n.'
Gonzalez hs inonaoo ~Shz" que
Ia pre-
- - Bo1;la de
tdo cedto,
sinceioad &c Son'z eSa "
lamar ALI la
de
probable
hala 0ce"ao e 0P"S e"
les las que conFanza I'eE"'
hals
donde halle eaa
de ereclam susd dcrechos a Ia PreSidenca
volvera Mexico
canddatura
Pid
d. los amigos de Pablo Gonzalez
los Prevaiece Ia
andidatura de embroIs comPE
cads IN me
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-02
DESARR0LLAN EN-
SONORA GRAN
A VLDAD
LOS INDIOS
YAQUlS
EN- DISTINTAS Parties HAN
COMETIDO DEPREDACIO-
MES LAS PARTIDAS AR
MADAS DE ESOS
INDIOS
TeieqroD,a Especial para L.A PRENSA.

T-lcQrop,d Especial para IL PKENSA.
NOGALES, Arizona, Noviembre I.
DE Ia region minera del sureste del
Estado Sc han recibido noticias en-
Ia fronteIa informando de nuevaS
actividades de los indios yaquis. FL
distrito de MocteZuma es el que en-
Ia actualidad esta siendo visitado
por los indios, quieneS forinan tres
columnas, cada una de las cuales la
constituyen al rededor de doscientos
yaquis. no todos provistos con armas
de fuego.
De una nina de Palacios del Rio,
los indios Sc lIevaron todas las provi-
stones que en- ella habia. asi como
todos los generos Y Ia cOstalera des-
tinada a los metales, habicndo mani
festado al encargado del almacen de
la nina, Aurelio Rodriguez, que ne
cesitaban de los generos Y de Ia cos
talera para cubrirse durante el in
vierno.
Despues, los indios asaltaron el
rancho Capa de !Ahuachi, situadO a
veinte millas de Pilares de Nacozari,
habiendo anunciado que seguirian
su msrcha sobre este ultimo punto,
donde estan situadas las principales
propiedsdes nlineras de la "Mocte-
yuma MING Company"
Segdn los ipformes aludidos, los
indios yaquis estan observando una
sctitud completamente distinta de
la que hasta ahora habian Observable,
pues q ninguna persona han dado
muerte en- los lugsres donde Sc han
presentado obtener where's Y ropa.
Tambien Sc han recibido noticias
de que un grupo de irdividuos arma-
dos asaIt6 Boeoachi, Sonora, uR puer
to situado cincuenta millas al s7.- de
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-02
IA HUELGA DE LOS MlNEROS
CAUSA PREOCUPACION EN-
INGLATERRA

T,leqrro.a Especial para IA PRENSA.
NUEVA YORK, Noviembre To-
munican de Londres que Ia huelga
de los mineros es causa de seras
preocupaciones en- Inglaterra, puestc
que puede dar por resultado que Eu-
ropa tenga que carecer de combus-
tible V dem&s articulos dc primera
necesidad .que tanta falta le hacen
= que estaba recibiendo de este pals.
Europa, dice el mensaje recibido
teme para este inviernO IL mayor eS-
casez de carbon cue haya sufrldo
runca."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-02
FUERON ARRESTADOS DOS INDI-
VIOUOS a LOS QUE Sc ACUSO
DE ANAROUiSMO

Ts'@aa:HG EsDcc--i pare 1t PEkNSi
NUEVA YORK. Noviembr" 1.--En
VI cateo que llev6 4 cabo Ia pohcla
en- algunas imprentas ubicadaS en- la
parte Este de Ia Cjudad. fueron arreS
tados dos individuos los que Sc acu-
50 de anarQuismc &c caracter crimI-
nal.
Segin dice Ia policia, estos indivi-
duos Sc hallau complicados en- una
gran demonstration que los bolShevi-
kistas Y por otros radicales trataban
de llevar a cabo en- cSta ciudad para
hacerle propaganda q Ia extension
de la violencia organ!z2da.
La policia confisco un panf!es1 en-
Que los radicales incitan a echar por
terra las leyes elecCorales Y reun'r-
So el sabado pr6ximo en- Ia plaza Rur-
gers para poner de manifesto su So
lidaridad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-02
DICESE QUE VA
A SER QUITADO
DEL CObIERNO
De n. LEON
SANTOS
JUAN GARCIA HA MOVIDO
SUS INFLUENCIAS EN-
MEXICO Y PARECE
QUE. CON EXITO

Tci.9ra1ta EsycciG, para Ia PRENGl
MONTERREY. n. L., octubre Is
Apcnas pasadas las conmociones de
Ia Ultima lbche po!itica, cuando el
pueblo parecia conformarsc con 10
hech0 Y veia con curiosidad, por 10
mencs, Ia forma en- que el General
Jose E. Santos iba organizando su
gobierno, un nuevo cambio Sc anUncia
en- Ia poiitica local, seeun asevera-
ci5n de. personas que Sc dicen entera
das de clio.
La noticia que da lugar a sendos
concentrates en- esta ciudad, es Ia 81
guicnte: Ia de que el General Jose
f. Santos, que ha salido rumbo 4 la
capital de Ia Republica, en- viaje de
pocos dias, segin Sc asegur6, TO vol
vera a encargarse del gobierno de
Nuevo Leon, para el cual sera en-
breve designada otra persona.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-02
Sc FORMO UNA NUEVA ASOCIA
CION POLITICA EN- Ell PASO

Te.-grcn- Eso-ci1! pGra Ii PEENSI.
Ell PASO. Texas. Nov!embre l.
Anoche qued6 instalada una nueva
asociacion politica llamada Union
PacifiSta Mexicana," ha6iendoSe We
rificado Ia junta respectiva en- e!
Club Norelos.
Fue nombrado presidente el senior
Eduardo Juarez. Secretario el selor
c. Gomez Pena y Tesorero eI seno~
Tayde Pagan,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-02

(Pasa a ID p&g. Is Col. Ia.}
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-02
FUE ENPULSADO DE ROMA Ell
CORRESPONSAL DE LA
CHICAGO TRIBUNE"

TeIearam4 Especial oara Ii PRENSA.
NUEyA YORK. Noviembre 1,-Se-
gun un telegrama rocfbido de Roma,
Sc expidio aver alli el decreto relati-
vo Ia expulsion 6el corresponsal de
Ia Chicago Tribune" haciendosele el
cargo de que esta enviando al eXtran-
Zero noticias falsss.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-02
TO ADVERTISERS

We guarantee LA PRENSA has
a larger circulation than any otner
Mexican newspaper in the United
States.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-06

of the rheumatism which had caused
his right hand to swell.
The exact hour OF rne funeral SER
vices at the house is 12:46 p. m. Wed
nesday, 1t was said this afternoon. Ser
vices at the church will be held at
two p. m. No reservations for any or
CARNATIONS will be mauc. -Aoe church
is small. with seats only for five hun
bred persons.
1t was learned that Roosevelt re-
Gently had two teeth extracted In an
effort to halt the ravages Of inrlamma-
tory rheumatism which caused him
hours of suffering.
Rev. George r. Talmadge, who will
conduct the servicesy is nephew of
Dr. Dewitt Talmadge, well known
Brooklyn preacher. He said this after
noon the ceremony win simply be the
Episcopal burial ritual.
The hymns had not been selected
by the members OF the family, he said.
There will be no sermon
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-06
WILSON, AS
BAND LEADER
Continued from. page u

presence OF this opinion: that we
are not the masters of the fortunes
OF any nation. but are the servants
OF mankind; that 1t is not our privt-
lege to follow special interests, but
ii is our manifest duty to study only
the general interest.
fThis is solemn thing, sir. and
here in Milan, where ! know so
much OF the pulse Of international
sympathy beats, am glad to stand
up and say that believe that pulse
beats also in my own veins, and that
am not thinking Of the particulars
OF the settlement
II am very much touched today,
sir. to receive at the hands OF the
wounded soldiers memorial in IA
vor of the league OF nations and be
told by them that this was what
they had fought for-not merely to
win the war, but to secure some
thing beyond; some guarantee of
justice, some equilibrium OF the
world as q whole which would make
ii certain that they would never
have to fight a war like this again.
This is an added obligation upon us
who make peace. We cannot merely
sign a treaty of peace and go home
with a clear conscience. We must
do something more. We must add
SO far as we can the security which
suffering men everywhere demand.
And when / speak of suffering men.
think also of suffering women.
know that, splendid as have been the
achievements OF your armies, and
tremendous as have been the sacri-
fices which they have made, and
great the glory they have achieved,
the real hard pressure Of the burden
of the war came upon the women at
home whose men had gone to the
front and who were willing to have
them stay there until the battle was
fought out. have heard from your
minister Of food the story Of now for
days together there would be no
bread. and when they knew there
was no bread the spirit OF the people
did not lag.
Il take my hat off to the great
people of Italy and tell them my ad-
miration has merged into friendship
and affection. 1t is in this spirit
that receive your courtesy, sir. and
thank you from the bottom Of my
heart for this unprecedented recep-
ton which i have received at the
hands of your gracious people"
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-06
TEN MILLIONS
TO BE RAISED
United Campaign by Fourteen Pro-
testant Churches for After
the War Emergency
Needs.

NEW YORK, Jan. "a united
church campaign TO raise 100000 900
for after-war emergency needs will
be started soon by fourteen Protes-
tant denomina tons, 1t was announced
here by the interchurch emergency
campaign committee. Each of the de-
nominations will carry ON separate
campaign at approximately the same
time.
The principal purposes for which
the money will be used were summar-
lied by the committee as follows:
Maintaining additional pastors to
assist the regular chaplains In minis.
tering to the soldiers and sailors,
especially the sick and those recover.
ing from wounds.
Providing adequate equipment and
workers for local churches in the
neighborhood of ports of debarkation
in camps and Industrial centers.
Supplying Bibles and other books,
equipment and emergency funds to
army and navy chaplains during the
period of rehabilitation.
Assisting church colleges to read
just themselves upon the discontinue.
ance of the Students Army Training
corps.
Providing scholarships for return.
ing soldiers who would not otherwise
be able to complete their college
courses.
Assisting In the restoration and
extension of the evangelical churches
of Europe. especially IN the war
zone"
Denominations participating in the
campaign are Protestant F.n;scopal
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-06
Hippodrome, Tonight and tomorrow.

Hippodrome, Tonight and Tomorrow.
One. of the strangest chapters In
American history is wildly present
ed in the great photon'ay, Riders OF
the Purple Sage" in which William
Farnum will appear at the Hippo
drome theater for two days, begin
ming tonight.
Based on the Zane Grey novel of
the same name, "Riders OF the Pur-
pie Sage" relates story whose set
ting is Utah in the early days Of the
Mormon settlement, and gives an
Illuminating insight into the prac-
tees of some OF the former leaders
Of that sect
The play stars with the abduction
of girl by powerful dignitary of
the Mormon cult, and tells thrill
ing story Of years long hunt by
her brother for the man who wrong
ed. The extent OF the power Of the
elders of the church over their fol
lowers is startlingiy revealed, and to
students Of American history the
picture will prove an amazing nara
tive OF factor in the great vests
growth that is not generally known.
advertisement.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-06
CASUALTY LIST
CONTAINS SAG NAMES
fcontinued rom page u

James s. Coleman, Brooklyn, N. Y.
George Cook. Frankfort, KY.
Anthony Dumblisky st. Charles,
Mich.
Bert A. Fessenden. Edgehill. Mont.
william r. Fossum, Dassel, MINI. i
George II. Frazier, Huntington. NY.
Joseph Fulcher, New Berne, S. G.
Edward O. Gaudur. Ashland. Wis.
John Gengler, Bremerton, Wash.
Thomas Goodwin. Gregory, S. d.
Anie1lo Gavieno, New York, N. Y.
Landon w. Hill, Rector, Ark.
William Hopkins, Olyphant. Pa
Taylor Johnson, Macon, Ga.
Edwin Korstad. Trashy, MINI.
Raymond w. Lowe. Gloucester,
Mass.
Percy Mcfarland, Tyler. Texas.
John D. Maugf1ton, Chicago, Ill.
Everett L. Payne. Hand, Ark.
Ernest E. Raygor. Coon Rapids, Ia
Charles d. Reynolds, Welestka,
Okla.
James L. Rowland, Blue Springs.
Miss.
John Tyler, Simms, Texas.
John Wallace, Bridgton, N. j.
Aino N. Wene, Buick, MINI.
Jack Andrew White, Kansas City,
Mo-
John Yucceos. New York, N. Y.
On Canadian List.
OTTAWA, Ont, Jan. 6-The fol
lowing Americans are mentioned In
today's casualty list:
Killed in action
E. P. Edwards. Holloway, Iowa.
Died OF wounds
G.. Orrin, Los Angeles, Calf.
Prisoner of war repatriated-
D. P. Quinn, Mulhgan, Ore.
]. NJ. Woodbury., Globe Mills, Calf.