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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-03-20
Riotjno Continues

SEOUL, Korea, March 17-Resist
ance by Korean nationalists continues
incipient rioting in several quarters
calling out the military and gen
darmes. Detectives and police are
searching at the colleges, hospitals
nurses, homes and churches fol
Koreans participating in the trouble
Several arrests have been made
The passive resistance policies oi
other Koreans continues.
All Korean stores remain closed.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-03-20

Inited Press Leased Wire Service.1
6T. PAUL, Mimi, March 20.-The
kgest foe of ice in the Mississippi
Ter In many years smashed house
bts, carried away smaller craft,
BIKE down bridge breakwaters and
keatened bridges from the upper
Ter to below Lake Pepin, according
reports here today. Several days
b the first ice breakup smashed
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-03-20
Good News for Brewers.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service ]
WASHINGTON, March 20.--Here's
good news for the brewers.
The Belgian government has lifted
all restrictions upon the importation
of malt and hoIs, the war trade board
announced today.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-03-20
Stabbed In the Back.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.
OMAHA, Neb., March 20.-Joseph
Sunsery and his son, Joseph, Jr.,
were arrested here today charged
with stabbing John Durham to death
on February 23. Durham died this
morning. Police charge that Durham
was stabbed, in the back by the Sun
sery's.
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(ODAY'S CASUALTY LIST
OF EIGHTY-FIVE NAMES

Privates-
Thomas Baker, Hollidaysburg, Pa
William j. Prophet, Waukomis
Okla.
T. II. Rains, Pleasant Hill, La.
Died from Accident.
Lieutenants-
solomon Marcovitz, Boston, Mass
Earl q. Rain, Birdsboro, Pa
Clyde Hammond Stewart, Pawnee
Okla.
Sergeant Raymond Nicholas, Kane
Sergeant Earle W. Taylor. Seneca
Kan.
Corporals-
John Reese, Scranton, Pa.
Dallas Springer, New York City.
James /. Tucker, Kansas City, Mo
Thomas e. Wilder, Macksville
Kan.
Master Engineer Gurney M. Tim
mons, Fillmore, Ind.
Cook Newton P. Powell, Iror
Mountain, Mich.
Privates-
Dennis Butler, Stilwell, Okla.
Henry Drake, Monterey, Ind.
Berry Henderson, Alphretta, Ga.
Charles D. Kasden, st. Louis, Mo
Crosby Loughry, Manitou, Ky.
Luigi Luccaminio, Italy.
Wiadyslaw Lupkiewich, Salem
Mass.
Howard H. Lutz, Sharpsburg, Pa.
Charlie Martin, Belle Sumter. Ala
Gordon Elmer May, Glenwood, la
John p. Milloy, Omemee, N. Oak
Rector Morgan, Chickasha, Okla.
Albert L. Nagel. New Lin. MINI
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Poles and Ukrafnians TO cease fight
ing Immediately, 1t was announced
today.
Spartacans New Strike.
BERNIE, March 20.-Spartacans ara
beginning agitation for a new gem
eral strike March 26, declaring that
this time victory Is certain" Ber-
lin dispatch reported today.
Invasion of Germany.
BERLIN. March ia bolshevist
invasion of Germany is being plan
ned, timed to coincide with fresh
-uprisings here end In Austria" the
National Zeitung declared today.
Attempts will be made to capture
Vienna"
Germany Fears General Uprising.
COPENHAGEN, March 20.-The
German government, according to
advices received here, fears an at
tempted bolsheviki invasion will be
the signal for e general uprising of
the radical elements in Germany,
many of whose leaders have openly
boasted of an alliance with the Rus
sian noviets. Although the Sparta
cans are known to be planning an
other uprising. President Ebert is
said to consider the Russian menace
more imminent and dangerous than
the internal dangers.
In support of their announcement
that general offensive would begin
on all fronts as soon as the weather
permitted, the bolsheviki forces are
advancing in practically every sector
save the Archangel and Murmansh
regions, where winter conditions stlll
prevail.
The latest bolsbeviki success has
been on the Black sea front, where
antibolshevik forces are reported to
have evacuated Odessa in the face
of an advancing soviet force of over
whelming proportions. A Berlin dis
patch today reported that another
large bolsheviki army is moving on
Vinnetza, an important city in the
Bug river region.
The bolsheviki already have begun
tentative thrusts against the Poles
on the eastern frontier. Advices In
dicate this Is a mere feeling out pro-
cess, such as always precedes major
offensive operations. In these pre-
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Boy Suralar Killed.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. ]
OMAHA, Neb., March 20.-Louis
Young, 10, boy burglar, was shot
and instantly killed early this morn
ing, following duel with four detec.
tives, who caught him and com.
panion robbing barber shop. The
companion escaped Youngs neck
was broken by bullet and he died
instantly
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Some Short and Snappy Items
Which Make News Wire
Sparkle.

UNITED Press Leased Wire serwce.1 ]
DETROIT, Mich, March 20.-Now
that warm winter is coming to a close
Deroiters are praying for a cold sum-
mer. They just got word that ice Is
due for record jump.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-03-20
Madame Paderewski Says Army is Hungry.
Without Shoes and Cloaks During Zero
Weather in Her Country.
|MPALE WOMEN PRISONERS ON P|CKETS
Six Nuns Were Crucifed on Sharp Points, Then
Tossed Into Pitiful Heaps and Left to
Slowly Die.

[United Press Leased Wire Service.
CHICAGO, March 20.--"I must hold
my heart with both my hands for
fear 1t will burst from pain" wrote
Madame Helena Paderewsk. wife OF
the Polish premier, to President
Smulski, Of the national Polish de-
partment here.
"There is misery here, and fam.
ine," her letter said. THE Polish
army Is hungry, without shoes and
without cloaks in zero weather Our
enemies commit the most horrible
atrocities. Some OF the women taken
prisoners were impaled on pickets
So were also six NUNS. who, were
then removed and hurled into heal
to die slowly
Madame Paderewski charged the
bolsheviki with committing name
less atrocities.
Forces Are Defeated.
LONDON, March 20. - Bolshevik
forces were defeated In an attack
on the allied positions south OF Arch
angel, it was announced in an Off.
cial communique received here to
day.
"The bolsheviki attacked Morje.
jrskaya, 130 miles south OF Arch
angel" said the communique, dated
March 15. "They were repulsed,
leaving five unwounded prisoners,
fifty-seven dead, many wounded and
six machine guns in our hands
Strong Anti Movement.
COPENHAGEN, March 20. The
Lithunian information bureau an
nounced today that & new, strong
anti-boIsheviki movement has begun
in that part of Russia at present un'
der soviet domination. 1t Is said to
be led by a group known as the
Independent Communistic party The
bureau declared it is well represent.
ed at the front, and that many cities
have Joined the movement, including
Kilna. In the latter place the new
party is publishing a newspaper
which says:
"The bolsheviki must cease their
warfare and the soldiers must re-
turn home. If they are not permit
ed to do so, they must return with,
out permission"
Ordered to Cease Fighting.
PARIS, March 20.-The supreme
war council has again ordered the
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-03-20
Two Hundred Quarts.

DETROIT, Mich, March 20.--The
Bonrico boys were happily carting
home 200 quarts Of confiscated whis-
key ordered returned by the court
when an overhasty street car came
along and-disaster, lamentations,
tears
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4. Bone Dry or Damp.
|unlted Press Leased Wire Service.1
| VoLuMBUS, O., March 20.-Ohio
Foters last fall decided to make the
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-03-20
sassed by Police Matron.

CHICAGO, March 20.-Although the
law says policemen may be discharged
for using Language unbecomfng a
gentleman" civil service commission
ers said 1t applied to Police Matron
Jennie Consiman who "sassed" su-
! periors.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-03-20
He Knew Password.

/, CHICAGO, March 20.-Dark Sunday
night. Saloons were closed CD Three
raps at back door. milwaukee,"
Thus Police Inspector Samuel Ball
told how he found his oasis.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-03-20
All RIGHT Now.

HECKER, Ind, March 20.-Hecker's
been the dryest town in the nation
for tive weeks. Joseph Brock, owner
OF the only saloon, has now recovered
from influenza, however.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-03-20
Katie is True.

CHICAGO, March 20.-'I cannot tell
lie," she said 'I was speeding
alirty-one miles an hour. just as the
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-03-20
For Rope or Beans.

DECATUR, ILL.,, March 20-Having
raised $685. for an anti-anarchy fund,
citizens are now debating whether to
use the money for hanging or feeding.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-03-20
Peculiar Relationship,

FULTON, Mo-, March 20.-Frank
Martin is his own brothers brother
iniaw Martin married his step
mother. His brother married her
sister.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-03-20
TELEGRAPHIC TABLOIDS
FROM FAR AND NEAR

officer said. "Of course it was Miss
Catherine True.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-03-20
Birds Not of Feather.

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. March 90.
jail birds may flock together with
out being "of feather" Police Cap
tain Slayton says, giving his theory
for the chunlmy relations of a black
,row and a Plymouth Rock hen that
took refuse in the jail cassment.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-03-20

Ordered to Cease Fighting.
PARIS, March 20.-The supreme
war council has again ordered the
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-03-20

Poles and Ukrafnians to cease fight
ing Immediately, 1t was announced
today.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-03-20

The Telegraph Service Of The
Daily Gate City and Constitu-
tion-Democrat is received over
| our own leased wire.
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CONTINUED on page ~
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-03-20
spartacans New Strike

BERNIE, March 20.-Spartacans ara
beginning agitation for new gem
eral strike March 26, declaring that
this time victory is certain" Ber-
lin dispatch reported today.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-05
PARISIANS ENTHUSE
OVER u. S. ATHLETES
Floyd of Miami. one Of American
Team that HrokC Eight French
Records. Missouri Graduate.

PARIS. Tuesday. June EN-.
thushstic comment has been aroused
ln the French press bv tho fact that
eight French track and field records
Were broken I'm the American expe-
dictionary force meet Monday one
newspaper descrihes the Americans
lS-thc greatest gathering OF athletic
stars from any one country AS yet
seen IN France THAT the American.
arc dangerous In the intcrallied
games. IL says, Is fact the French
should realize Rcnick, Tcschner,
AWcS and Richards are pointed out
as particularly powerful contestants
The French records surpassed by
the Americans were the l2O high
hurdles by AWcs. who made the dis
iluco In 10 2-5 seconds. the 220 low
hurdles by Reuick. Is seconds: eco
yard dash hy Tcschncr, 22l-5 sec
onds. shot put by LeVercdge, - feet.
II 3-S inches. discus throw BY Byrd.
lt3 feet, "a inches; pole vault by
Floyd. II feet. inches. sSO-yard
run hv Eby minute, sc l-J sec
onds. and hammer throw by Ryan,
1856 feet
Tcs hner already held tho French
lO0-yard dash record, which nc
made In 10 seconds.
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TWO FORMER VI. L.
MEN ON TEAM.

KANSAS CITY. June Earl
Rcnick. the athlete who has brought
praise from French sport critics for
his work in the 220-yRrd low hurdles.
is the former running mate Of "Hob"
simpson former University Of Mis-
souri world champion hurdler, and
has been seen on a majority of the
tracks ~ middle wcstegn colleges.
His home iE In Kansas CITY
PROT" Floyd, the pole vaul,er. is
another former University Of Mis-
souri, track man. now a Lieutenant in
tho engineer corps Floyd was at
one time holder OF the worlds rec
ord for the indoor pole vault lie
Was member uf tho Missouri team
FOR three years ending In 1915. His
hom" is I'm Miami. Okla.
Amcs. the high hurdler, is a former
University OF Illinois man
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-05

The case Of the state of "nt''~
against T.. s MacIucer FORMER .'-'
" investigator. charged with r'c.'
ing a stolen automobile . Nosfm.f
OF 1914 omitted from '.a d.S
court docket for the $50. . .r
and Ciyil term, which n0y j3H" y
was placed on 'Ha sn'
Wednesday a, the request .. .l..t
for tho defendant IN" HU"o, J
Is was assigned for 'r.l. n ''f .a
MacQuoon. white lr'. -N.'' w,
Of the county attorney }s ..
instrumental I'm rggot.'.. '
mum hcr oC stolen Ju'n" I
is In connection wien s,
later seizure uf U.rw'
defendant wss u".4-.t ". i'.'''
stolen property
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In the upiuiuu uf John N,1'rnw
who tried tn make u major league
star out ~ Jim IhurIN' ana failed.
the greatest athlete the world ever
has known started hu~clull too late.
THE Gnut vhivuAin SAYS lac hvlHNrs
II lac had had IN"rrc ut 10. lac would
Inv" been rhlr Coo have mIdr - Won
LlurIml nlnN-I of INN
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RnNtOu
Washington


FHlLADELPlnN Juun .Nss lrt
asoa result Of passes and rrM tno'a
by vel placed hi', made ,t,e3 % o.,
ScrteS with Philadelphia mda, Ron
twice sent tho bad INTO 'aa asaarl
reoAinpaugh also got . h.ms run 4.r
the bal bounced into ,re .." ..I HrtI
ers Roth mado four h.'. OIL. .... I'd
IN five times uy.
Tho srorp.
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Az clubs arc p'ny0g AZ top >uccl
row, and N IS As approaching ,hr
tmr vh'n tho stronger clubs VII
prov" 'h".r merits ana the wclNcr
fad m IN" heated pace that ha. been
sc' recently
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NnmmhrN--Iwo- hnsc hits, Griffin
Griffrh; thrcr-hasr hit. Griffin
stolen base. GriEIS; sacrifice hits
Nntt, bruknw; double plays. Henson
llndhnnrr and Ndnms; Wuffli.
t"odwin and lirokaw; struck out, by
iIn"Acket =. by Young I base on
balls, off BluCjarL"t I. or Young :.
eft on bases, oklahoma Ity Il.
Tulsa I time, 1855; umplrcs, Dny
and SChaffly
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BRAVES AND ROBINS
DIVIDE DOUBLE BILL
split Third Twin Hill In n Many
bnNe--~rhillic- Mht Iiard aud Win
From League Leaders.
PIRATES DEFEAT CHAMPS
Hamilton Hurts Great Hall AMI Wins
own tamc-tHrd~ Take Free
Hitting Game From Reds.

0c's.y" day Boston and Hr'osyu divided
. double header today HrposI1n winning
the fret game and Boston tho second
Tho score
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MFA PMS Tenn. June I Mon
roe GSollN stark former menlr.r
of the Memphis Southern ,ssrppl,su
and the san Antonio. Texas league
clubs, announced today No had Sac.
cepted terms offered hy the Augusta.
Ga., club ~ the South N'hnr. assoc
citation, and would leave tonight for
Augusta 30 accept the position Of
manager OF that club stark r,rcut
" returned from y. NJ. g. a service
overseak
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QUARTET RIPPING
BANTAMS LISTED
M'KEE, HUGHES MATCH.E D


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~" WIZ .'N h' |h'k IN Just ~
r.nuUr. fU got Acquainted win
I,a willard II mover nr.
/ tuuwu him mo r,ul man before
lu telling ~ hIa impressions ~ the
champion upon nia arrival I'm To
|"d" Eu, - Pearson boxing critic
ut lbu Chicago Tribune. ,pt-
Tho champion Is tho principal Ar,rao.
ton At his hotai when hs stepped out Of
the elevator THIS morning tho bell hops
were all lined up and forgot 10 hop
Henovstora At work IN tho totunda
dropped their tools 30 gaze with lamps "a
big a. shucsrs willard viewed the com.
motion he caused rpoduAturodly, -Spoak
ing of good nature brings to mind SONS.
thhR on the long trp from Lawrence 10
Toledo Unless THIS he punk guess,
thu jess willard Who stakes his skill
against the skil Of Jack Dempsey will not
be the sario jess willard who knocked
out Jack johnson and beat Frank MORAN.
The willard who cuppcd tho titla from
tho negro was an irritable psrVish,
hard 10 got along with fellow To-day Mig
jess Is different iIe constantly smiles
anh beams with good nature There "a
nothing sullcn about him
Thw e 'hv real Jrs, willard lrrr
liability vas a shell into which the
htg fellow was torCoi 10 retire Doc
order to protect himself from tho
wolves who wore camping on his
train FROM the time no Tough, his
fourth flght unti hc became indc-
pendcnly wealthy and clnuhcd a
chance To prove to the world that he
WAS real CHAMPION
While ignorant both In book
... D. d. .H. 4
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Nuatjod for Bath 10 ninth.
NNHau for tur'o 100 ninth,
AN,liattcd Tor "a lee IN ninth
tkau Tor rlrmou- in sevrnth
,JbRited Tor Goodwin in seventh
Cincinnati ............ nOu 2OI 200 4
C. Louis ............ .uIl 0lO 2Or 4
summary Runs kopf paubert, Cueto
.iHrrsu!, Icalh,oio MrUoury !, smith
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>f ln. US .H". 4. ,.-,r hy Dau
h..' .'rr.r, t.' .,,s O.. 'pUs Ard
'"t.r. %, schultz Who I,.'cl for Goo!
N'n. aad shotion rrotgrcd tao Tags N
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DAILY DOPE.
EN LARRY DALEY

Renewal " Intersection games In
I m" National League starts tumur-
row, though one series, the Clan ;-
llraic. started Yesterday. As In the
American League. which commenced
Two weeks playing I'm the east. rc.
suits ut 'hc l5-Ramc tour NJ the west
boy The eastern c'uSS TN The Na,iona,
League should have an important
bearing ON thc Hcydler league pen
naut chase
The western clubs in the National
tHl 'o chow the "A hproponderauyo ~
strength As In th6. American. Df the
four clubs Bow In tho first division.
and which have PLAYED me most con.
slsteut bail. New York Cincinnati.
l'rooklNn and Chicago. two are east
crn and two western Tie Gnn'S
have played much tho same brand OF
ban as the leaders " 'he American.
and appear iu outylnss tho r,Il. as
'hr Nhf" SoN seem 20 have the edge
In Johnson's wheel
Eosul's NJ the Giant Invasion VIII
%" watched with particular interest
ihc McOrrws started In sensational
STYLE last wear. the same as this sea
a'ns brilliant spurf and hy July
appeared 'o have commanding
'rNt iut so rroot was their slump
mat "A month later they were out of
The race
Whether 'hc Giants have ,no
punch 90 hrIug homo the flag should
hr foro'uld I'm the four series with
western teams Tho Reds and t'uha
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New York at Pittsburgh.
Cincinnati at 81 Louis
No other games scheduled,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-05
Games Today.
Western League.

TULSA AT OKLAHOMA CITY.
Joplin At Wichita
Sioux 6ity at bcs MoincS,
Omaha at st Joseph.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-05

Chicago at New York
St Louis AT Washington.
Detroit at Boston.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-05

inc soycnih inning and st. Louis won n
bee "a" game from Cincinnati tuday
The krurp.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-05

Columbus at ST Paul,
Toledo at Kansas CITY
indianapolis at Milwaukee
Louisville at Minneapolis.
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The Lineup.
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Tulsa Goodwin walked WufNi
struck out Davis furu out to cen.
ter ng.d Nrownk grounded out to
short. 80 runs, no hits. no errors.
oklahoma City .GrirEs walked
Henson grounded 10 Urokaw Grir
I'm struck out Cleveland throw out
Adams. No runs. no hits. no errors
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