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The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-11-12
origin Of Drinking Pledges.

PledgIng each other in wine was In
reality nothing more than the survival
Of the once universal custom of parties
drinking together in ratification of
bnrERin. II is In this sense that some
Jewish and Russian couples drink
wine at their betrothal ceremonies.
The Hebrew. after drinking. dashes
the vessel to the ground. in memory
OF the destruction of the Temple;
whereas the Russian tramples the
glass beneath his feet, with the pious
wish: "AfRy they thus fall under foot
and be trodden to pieces who shall en-
deavOr to sow dlssensiOn and discord
between us"
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-11-12
Protecting White Heron.

Venezuela has passed a rigid ruling
for the protection Of the white heron,
one Of her most important sources Of
revenue. The egret or white heron
produces the delicate plumes almost
worth their weight In platinum. In
the melting season--frOm July to No
yember-the feathers may be collect
ed. This does away with killing and
trapping OF the rare birds Collectors
Of customs must he certain TINT the
feathers passing through their hands
for export have not been pulled from
slaughtered or captured herons. The
white heron hauntE are found beside
the waterways and lakes OF two Ven
eEuela SALES.--FUTURE and Bolivar.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-11-12
JURY LISTS.

The following is the jury list
drawn for the special term Of the
circuit court ordered by Judge Car
roll to convene in this cHty on the
third Monday of this month. From
this list the special grand jury will
be drawn. Petit juries for the reg
ular term of the court will be drawn
next Monday. The following is the
special term list:
Myers, w. A.; Land, ]. H.; Harris
]. R.; Hartman, d. c.; Smith, A. p;
Polk, Grady; Lawrence, w. T.; Da.
Wis, H. L.; Cook, w. L.; Roberts, ]
NJ; Smith, Jim; Bush. E. j.; Cox, C.
A; McLemore, L. T.; Hardy, E. j.;
Stanley, ]. W; Pope, j. F.; Nickel
lar, Gray; Bailey, j.. NJ; Bahken-
ship, Roy; Stanley, S. W.; Bryan, j.
NJ; Eubanks, j. W.; Potts, S. NJ;
Hardy, j. H.; Bell, C. A.; Harrison
X. j.; Younghance, E. M; Berkeley
R. A.; Taylor, w. R.; Henderson, J.
W.; Gilbert, j. NJ; Russell, w. D.;
Hardy, R. o.; Dismukes, T. E., Jr.;
Vaughn, S. A.; Beard, j. H.; Wealth
ers, ]. B.; Hardy, C. B.; Herring, A,
E.; Andl ews, o. L.; CASTOR, Ira T.
Green, ]. o.; Bush, G. W.; Swanzey
Jno. E.; Hairston, II. S.; Franks, A.
s.; Thompson, W. H.; Stephenson
II. A.; Burke, d. ].
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-11-12
FathereTaste.

Henry's father always prided him
self on his taste in the selection Of
socks and ties. but 1t remained for his
young son to take the concelt out OF
aim. At recent sale Of neckwear IL
bought new tie for the'boy. On pre-
senting II there was not as much en-
thuslasm displayed over the gift as
he could have wished When father
left the room Henry turned to his
mother and said: See. nom, this
lie looks to me IKE = piece Of up
holstery."
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-11-12
High School Notes
S. ID. Lee Scores Another Vic.
tory.

Last Friday afternoon, the S. D.
Lee football boys played Aberdeen
and walloped their opponents sound
~. Needless to say, every boy on
the home team played their hardest
with wonderful team work, making
score of 16 to 0, favor of S. d.
Lee. This is the second game since
the football season b. gan and Col
umbus has w7u both games. ON
boys intend to win all the others
too and want everyone to come and
enjoy the game. Also yell for them!
them.)
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-11-12
THE MOST

No organs OF the human bodY are 80
important 20 health and long ME a. the
Kidneys When they slow up And coAa-
meme 40 lag IN their dutiea. look outl
Find out what the trouble 1p-Wtthout
delay. Whenever you reel nervous,
weak. dizzy, suffer from Bleeple9sneaa
OF have pains - the oeck-4ee1e ~
az onos. Your kidneys need help. 1heeo
are signs to warn you that youf kid
neys are not performing thslF funee
lions properly. They are only eAtk
doing their work and are allowing m
puritiea to eccumulate ana - coltctt-
"a into uric acid and other poloo1.z.
which are causing zen 4lHtElIl III W.
cstfr6T 1ca u1- tt-~ 80 rr.~~s
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-11-12
MAN SAVES WIFE

IN MIN OF 1IME.
"My wife was unable to eat even
the lightest food, and had fallen
away to a living skeleton. She could
not even keep doctors medicine on
her stomach and was tortured with
pain. On the Recommendation Of a
friend / bought a bottle Of Mayr's
Wonderful Remedy and she is all
right now and has gained forty
pounds" 1t is a simple, harmless
preparation that removes the ca
tarrhal mucus from the intestinal
tract and sllays the inflammation
which causes practically all stomach
liver and intestinal ailments, includ-
ing appendicitis. One dose win con-
ince or money refunded. Sold BY
Weaver & Harrington, and drug
rists everywhere.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-11-12
DANGEROUS DISEASE

Get sems GOLD MEDAL. HARLEM oil
Capsules At once. they are an old. tried
preparation uBod ati over the world for
canturieA They contain only o1d-fasa-
toaed, soothing els combined with
8treugth-Blving and gystem-cleansing
herhA vel known and used BY physl-
clans IN their daily practice GOLD
MEDAL HARLEM OIL Capsules are im-
por1ed direct from The laboratories In
Holland. They are convenient 20 tako.
ana VII either give prompt relief or
Tour money Win BE- refunded. Ask for
them &c any aug store. but be sure 70
~et thn rTtrfrnf imported GOLD
esEFsAFs e-rrA A~rert ~ suhstitntees
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-11-12
WEDDING INVITATIONS

We have an unusually handsome
line Of wedding invitations. We rep
resent the finest engravers in Amer
lea and our prices are in line. Tele-
phone our office and samples of our
line will be sent out to your address
promptly.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-11-12

through the Red Cross Drill.
This program was supervised by
Miss Howell and Miss Duetta Burk-
EFT. After chapel the little nurses
went to the different class rooms
and collected the dues for the Red
Cross.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-11-12

A muciiage factory IN New Jersey
recently burned down. throwing 400
peopls olt q employment. This mis-.
fotsnne has cast elusem over rhe "a.
ss-- -------it- r~~e~- se---=r-f~e
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-11-12
sophomores Win Cup.

The Loving Cup which has given
so much impetus to basketball, and
caused so much rivalry in the diff
ferent classes, was won by the
Sophomore class team Thursday
afternoon. Their opponents, how
ever, the Sen:.rs, put up healthy"
fight for it, aud every player did
his best OF course, everyone of
the Freshmen and Junior classes
yelled for the Seniors could it be
from "love?") because if the SEN
Tors had won they would have had
another chance at the cup. The
Juniors also played, The Freshmen
defeating them.
Last week the schools of the city
were fitted up with new window
shades. The new shades are Of dyed,
ere made Of almost indestructible ma
terial and are just what the schools
have been ,loeding for some time.
They were made by the Luther Draper
Co
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-11-12

We have number of second
hand cars. all makes. All bargains.
ROBINSON MOTOR CAR Co.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-11-12

A very enjoyable Red Cross pro-
gram was given in chapel Wedrcs-
day morning. "The Rose of No
Mans Land was sung by the
high school glee club and several
little girls of the grammar grades
dressed as Red Cross nurses marched
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-11-12

Caneie are sold evervwbere
m scientifically sealed rack
ages Of 20 cigarettes o. ten
packages gao rirareftasl ma
fiasAne- rHper-copered carton.
We r0reiy recommend fms
carton Tor RE home OF office
supply or when 30. travel
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-28
WSS] [ff] TWSS
PROTI POZEMKOVEMU
PLANU.

Washington. - Plan, jehoZ
obhajcem jest sekretar Lane a
die nehoz ma byti vojakum da
ma pdda "a jistych podmfnek,
byl oznacen byvalym senate,
rem Weeksem z Massachusetts
"a neuvazene skodlive dobro
druzstvf. DE neho ma byti da
ma vojakam k osazenl pdda,
kterA je nynl naprosto nezpu-
sobila X obdelani nebo zavod-
novani pozemku. At jest jim
povolena lhGta 20, 80 nebo 40
let k zaplaceni, podstata zd-
stana stejna. .Viada dava pou
re tyto penize predem, oceka-
vajic, ze il budou dany zpet
Sc 4procentnimi uroky. A dnes
lezi laden ma 500.000.O00 "a
krd pozemku, ktere jsou ihned
zpdsobiIe pro obdelani. K tenn
to pozemkGm mela by vlada
obAkhi zfetel a ne k onem,
ktere 'jsou oznaceny v navrho-
van8n zakone.
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CROCAN oDSOUzEN MA
DOzIVOTf.

Trestni soudce Stevens po-
slal vcera Johna Grogana, k
vrazde druheho- stuphe >pfi-
znavsiho sc banditu, ma dozi-
voti do kaznice. Grogan pfi-
ial vynos chiadne a brzN ma
to- vezen byl serifem do Co.
lumbus. Byl obzalovan z vra-
zdy straznfka Gaffneye a ku
sve obhajobe nepronesl slova
jedineho. Cinil tax ma podnet
statnfch zalobcu Daye a Will
kinsa a die vSeho nekolika
letech ma podnet tychz svobo-
da mu bude navracena. Gro
gan vyzradil totiz praktiky ri
znych druzin banditu, kterymz
to vysv6tlenim pomozeno je 1
fadGm, zlocinnou vlnu zde W.
setrujicim. Odsouzeny byl ma
celnikem podobne druziny, c
niz sc vi, re podllela Sc ma ne.
kolika velkych loupeznycf
pfepadeni "a bileho dine.
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Ceska verejnost dava prednost moderni-
mu svstemu "obchodni srazkv".

Zajimavych vysledk doceno bylo behem minulych ety.
fech mesicd upatnnm vastnho dskontnho systemu mso
obchodnich znamek novem stTznim zavodu KoudelI
4735 Broadway vede pozarnf stanice
Teno prakticky system zaveden byl fecenem obchode
ned cd prvniho dne otevreni g. bfezna r nabyva
stranne obliby kazdym dnem.
Jest zalozen fprocentn srazce ako obchodn znam-
KY jenze kupujfc obdrzi t nakupu hotovs
nezfch kdezto znamk musi sfadat az napn knzku pax
nemalym nesnazemi must "a nj pmout zbozi jen tako
veko obchodu kde jsou ochotni knfzku vymeniti
Stradanf vymehovani znamek jest spoeno tax Get
nymi obtizemi ze vetsina di znamky obrovone odmit
aneb dokonce pohod cimz prvnesm pTfpade zka neco
obchodnk poslednejsim zfska 'mnoho znamkova spo
lecnost ale kupujicf jest pTi tom ma skodach.
Koudedv diskontn system ysecky tyo nesnaze odstra
nue Zakazni obrzi ti Gently kazd6ho olaru hned ma
kupem vsemu stTadan vymehovanf ucinen jest konec
Nejepsim dkazem veke obiby teto trprocentnf pence
nj srazky jest fakt, re Koude, kde kazdemu zakaznku
jest ponechano vyber witt 81 znamky aneb penze bylc
vydano hotove peneznch srazkach deserat ok Jake
vsech obchodnch znamek .Gervenych zeenych rzovych
dohromady
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II WsSl, [ftl IWsSl
ZABAVENf RUDYCH VIA.
JEk.

Policie vnikla vcera do klu
bovny mad arskych socialistd,
nalezajicl Sc dome els. 1922
Calentta Ave. a zabavila tam
mnozstvf radikalni lfleratury,
iakoz i nekolik rudych vlajek.
Podobny najezd podniknut do
spolkove socialistick mistnosti
slovinsk6, 156O5 Waterloo Rd.
kde rovnez mnoho tiskopisG a
Gervenych praporG skonfisko
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licstvl. Barr vlastnil kdys v Gls
7160 Broadway restauraci, kite
ryto lokal yyhorel a pozarem
poskozena i zminena budova.
Hasici tvrdi, re ma pozafisti ma
lezli stopy gasolinu a kdyz wee
ra Barr chtel pojisteni kollek-
.tovat, byl zadrzen a do vazby
pro palicstvi poslan. Skoda te
hdejsim pozarem zpusobena
'obnaSela $4,000.
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apa dum vydanm pefeovnych akci 10
Uky akc zae byt pacen kazdym
objdnavek
raou dou pot6steny azde
Nen akcie ko nbudu
vzy bchod Povsmnete
pen6z poto
hodu Vam zfidka
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SOCIALISTE A a GERVE-
NEG.

Pred nejakym casem. anglic
ky tisk. nadhazoval, ze mistni
socialiste hodlajf 4. ceryence
poradati poulicni demonstra-
ci, ktera ma byt ma zavadu
pfipravovane vlastenecke osla
We ctvrteho cervence a jeden
list dokonce mezi Tadkami tyr
dill, ze socialiste hodlaji patrio
tickou >.tu paradu ohrozovati.
|Vzhledem k podobnym pove-
stem tajemnfk soc. strany v
fCuyahoga okresu, Charles E.
Ruthenberg zaslal vcera mayo
! ,rovi j serifovi vysvetleni socia
''listickych plant v den oslavy
americke neodvislosti socialist6
nemini vlasteneckou oslavu A.
cervence nikterak poskozovati
IV den ten budou miti vylet da
leko ma venkov, az do Chest
nut Grove ma State Road. Ma
lnejakou protidemontraci V me
ste vIbec tedy nemysli a stfet
inouti Sc S vlasteneckou para.
tdou vyletem ma venkov Sc Wy.
lhybaji. Mesto muze ma vylet
iposlati sve pol. zastupce i ste
'nografy, aby tito Sc presvedci
Iii, ze mic protizakonneho na p
kniku Sc nedeje a protivladn
Ireci re Sc nepTednaseji. Soci
Ialiste chteji vsak,. ably v osob
nj 'svobode nebyli zkracovfni
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PRODA Sc dunn o 5ti svet-


PRODA Sc dunn o 5ti svet-
nicich $ koupelnou, elektrikou,
plyn, sklep a vse moderne "a
rizeno. Pekny lot, upravenA ia
hradka, velka ban ma drHbez,
po pripade pro kravu. Proda-
va Sc "a pficinou odjezdu ma
venek. Dobra prllezitost pro
toho, kdo rad Sc obira S drnbe-
III, neb misto jest zvlaste w
hodne. Cena velmi levna. Hla-
ste Sc V elsie 13809 Durkee A
We. v Corlett z E. 131 ul., bli-
re E. 140. ul. IL
$4450.OO koupi dvourodin-
my dunn A pokojich koupel
nou nahore i dole. Sklep, bri-
idlicova strecha, lot je 40 pri
$50 strevicich, biize Union a
ivych. 1877 ul. Blizsf sdeli F. j.
Nejedlik, pozemkovy jednateI
a verejny notar V els. 1101E
Union Ave., vedle Boulevardu
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PRODA Sc pekny majetek

PRODA Sc pekny majetek,
diva domy ma pulakrovem po-
zemku, ktery ma sto strevicI V
pruceil, zahrada pri SO strevi
cich. Plyn, elektrika a vsa "a
rizeno. Naleza Sc ma Stop 10
A. B. C. kafe ma Friend ul.,
ctvrty majetek cd Broadway
ma leve strane. Haste Sc tam
|tez G-28
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-28

HLEDA Sc mensi rodina a.
neb starSl zena k opatreni
dvou ditek "a najem v mem
dome aneb die ujednani. Hla-
ste Sc v elsie 1868 Watterson
Ave. z e. 131 ul. V Corlett.
II
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-28
vano. Tajsmnici obou sekci,
JOS. Gacsi a Jan zupancic;; "a
tceni na podezrenl, &c sirili
protivladni propaganda.
.iWs7sl It'll WsSl
KRAJAN SEBEVRAHEM.

Chicago, I'll. Vojln Aug. Sobe
slav,' jenz byl desatnikem semi
my C, pesiho pluku cislo 81,
a byl V bojich We Francii IRA
men, byl osetrovan We valecne
nemocnici We Fortu Sheridanu.
o stavu jeho Sc pravf, re oprav
noval k nadeji ma vyleceni.
Vcera byl Sobeslav v Highland
Parku, pfedmestf Chicago ma
severnl strane a v dobe, kdy
ma jedne z tamnich zivych xii
zovatek ulice a trait drahy
Northwestern Sc hnal vlak,
skocil ma koleje primo pod
Tvlak, kterym byl pax ma mfst6
iusmrcen. Jako jeho sestra by
la We Zprave policie uvadena
krajanka PAM Anna Zakova
3O37 liz. Keeler avenue.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-28

PRIME Sc 5 dodeiavacn ma
zenske kabaty. Cas- pracovni 8
hod. denne, dobry plat. Hla-
ste Sc V elsie 7018 Broadway.
IA
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-28
VELKA LACE.

VELKA LACE. - Dvouro-
dinny dun ma Broadway, bli-
lie kostela mezi Douse a Mar
tin ul., proda Sc "a $500. Ho-
tov6 $1,000, ostatni ma mirne
splatky. Haste Sc V elsie 5337
DOlioff Rd. IA
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PRODA Sc pozemek O

PRODA Sc pozemek o l
akru domem o 8 svetnicich.
Bungalov, koupelna,, horka va
Ga, elektrika, ovocn6 stromy
vince. Haste Sc ma '135 ul.,
Stop 5, treti dunn cd A. B. G..
kary. II
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a vynese podiIni-
kim, sIu$nyl zisk!

pfipojenim noveho poschodi k ma
Sim jatkam, bude nam mono poraziti
q upraviti 5000 vepru a 1900 kusu no
yeziho kazdy tyden, nehlede ami k tela-
tim a jehnatum.
Pocitame-li jen $500 vytezku na
iednoho vepfe, $500 "a kus hovezl,
coz jest rozhodne malo pocitano, jevi
Sc nam
cisty zisk $4,000 "a tyden.
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WSSl [fi] IW,SS!]
CLEVELANDSTf OBCANE

budou NIT Ultra prvni svdj le-
tosni vylet do zahrady p. Cap
ka na vych. H., ul. Obcansky
omen klub objednal k zltfejsi-
mu sv6mu podniku Sokolskou
kapelu, pfipravn vabivy pro-
gram a chu.ne obcerstveni,
takze -zabava je upIne zaruce-
ma. Vstupne cini 25 cent? ma
osObu.
rIYJCC1 C.t.i7 ryTTCCl
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PRO PALICsTvl.

Josef Barr, 6310 Hosmer
Ave. zatcen byl vcera ma pod
net pozarniho marsala pro pa
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-06-24
TAYLOR GOES UP
FOR SIX MONTHS
The Negro Who Went Cunning For
His Next Door Neighbor and Failed
to Convince the Jury, Gets
Sentence,

Harry Taylor who was convicted
III the district court last week Of as
sault with intent to do great bodily
injury upon the person of Howard
Burren has been sentenced to SIX
months in the county jail, for his man
hunt.
Taylor will be remembered as the
man who went cunning for his next
door neighbor following an alterca-
ton between Burrell and Taylor's
wife. That was after Mrs. Taylor her
self had failed to use the gun because
she couldn't get the shells into the
piece.
Taylor insisted that he had only
started across Burrell's yard to return
the gun toeit's owner, before his wife
should learn how to insert the shells,
and use it with disastrous effect upon
their neighbor. But he failed to con-
vince the jury and Is beginning his
stay at the county Jail today.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-06-24
Negro Question Brought Up.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.l
PARIS, June 24.--William Trotter,
American negro, is now in Paris, seeks
ing to have the negro question in the
United States taken up by the peace
conference, along with the Irish, Jew
ish and other racial minority" ques-
tons.
Trotter is seeking particularly the
support of the British and has given
British correspondents long lists of al
legged atrocities committed against
negroes in the United States. He cited
instances of negroes being lynched, in
support of his plea for. British aid in
bringing the matter before the confer
ence. He is also seeking Japanese
sympathy, explaining that Japan and
the American negroes have mutual in
terests on the grounds of racial
equality.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-06-24
CONRAD NAGEL
MARRIED TODAY
Frank Nasel Will Play the Wedding
Music and His Mother VIII
Sing at the Nuptials
in Evanston.

Conrad Nagel, Keokuk product and
now famous actor on Broadway
and in all the metropolitan cities
with some excursions upon the
screen, was married this morning to
Miss Ruth Helms at Evanston, Chi
cago.
His father, Frank Nagel, played
the wedding music on the piano, and
his mother sang. This will recall to
many people in Keokuk the time
when Frank Nagel was the leader of
musical Keokuk and Mrs. Nagel was
a famous singer here, when Conrad
Nagel was a baby.
The wedding was a quiet one at
the home Of the bride, 6573 Lake
wood avenue. Miss Helms has been
a senior student in Northwestern
university, and is a girl of beauty,
brains and strong character whom
Conrad Nagel saw first in a restau-
rant while playing in Chicago.
Franlr Nagel, now dean of the old
and noted Aborn school of operate
training In New York, will come
down to Cedarcroft, his old home at
Warsaw, the last of this week and
will be in Keokuk for day.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-06-24
AS YOUNG AS
YOUR KIDNEYS

The secret of youth ia ELIMINA-
TON OF POISONS from your body
This done, you can live to be hundred
and enjoy the. good things of life with
as much pep" as you did when in the
springtime Of youth. Keep your body
in good condition. that's the secret.
Watch the kidneys. They filter and
purify the blood, all of which blood
passes through them once every three
minutes. Keep them clean and in
proper working condition and you have
nothing to fear. Drive the poisonous
wastes and deadly uric acid accumnla
tons from your System. Take GOLD
MEDAL HaarIem Oil Capsules and you
will always be in good condition. fon
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are imported direct from the labora-
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They are reliable remedy which
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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-06-24
A. M. E. CHURCH
TO CONVENTION
Pastor and Delegates Attend Con-
ference and Other Meetings
in Burlington This
Week.

The Rev. c. r. Waters and w. J..
Green left this morning for Burling-
Ion where they will meet the Keo-
kuk district conference, the Sunday
school convention and Allen c. E.
league.
On Wednesday morning the dele
eates from the Sunday school and
A. C. E. league will leave for the
Convention and all will return the
)ast of the week.
The Burlington convention will be
bne of the largest ever held here
&bouts by the colored people and il
Eill have a hundred delegates from
owa and the four states bordering
pn this state.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-06-24
Would Make Interesting Court.

But if the crap games continue,
the whole bunch of dozen and a
quarter boys will be prosecuted in
the police court, the authorities say.
There is another game at the car
barn corner Of Kilbourne park which
will be cleaned out as soon as tie
evidence against the boys who plty
there is complete.
It Is difficult to get the evidence,
as the games stop as soon as an ,tti-
Ger or other unfriendly person ap-
pears in sight. In the case of the
fifteen at the sub-station, the CT i, en-
has the evidence from his own OBJ
servations.
The electric company has nothing
to do with the games being pllyed
near It's buildings, as they are not
played on It's property, but adjoining
r. But the sub-station gang and the
car barn gang are the names applied
to the punches of boys for a long
time.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-06-24
GALE HEWITT
is ACQUITTED
Ills Wife Cannot be Found, and There
Is No Contradiction to His Own
Evidence in the Superior
Court.

Gale Hewitt was acquitted late yes
terday afternoon in the superior court
of the charge of disturbing the peace
o. the 200 block in Exchange street
flied against him by j. Wesley Shat
fer, neighbor.
Hewitt testified that he was merely
trying to quiet his drunken wife
whom he had found near the
Talbot elevator when he searched for
her that night after his return to his
vacant home.
There was no evidence to break
down this story Of Hewitt. Shaffer
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-06-24
Their Fond and Doting Parents are
Being Shocked Today, and the
Shock viii be Passed to
the Boys Next.
sUBsTATION CRAPS CLUB
Police Engaged Today In Notifying
Parents, and Delay Filing lnfor.
nations in Superior
Court.

The fond and doting parents OF
fifteen boys are being locked by the
police today.
Fifteen boys will be shocked by
being tried for gambling in the
superior court the last of this week,
if the vicarious shocking Of the par.
ents is not effective.
They belong to a gang which has
been playing craps industriously near
the substation Of the Keokuk Elec-
trio company, at SIT South Ninth
street. A citizen took their names
the other evening and furnished them
to the mayor with the demand that
the game be broken up.
The mayor gave the list to the
chief of police who sent Officer La
Fever to tell the parents that if they
will stop the gambling by their off
spring, that will be sufficient.