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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-03-25
NOTICE OF AMENDMENT 10
TICLES OF IScOaPoaaTFos
THE AMERICAN CEMENT
CHINE COMPANY.

To whom ii may concern
You are hereby notified -ssi u
special meeting OF The American
ment Machine company ga1 ioFa 4
poraticn) with its principal Psscs
business at Keokuk, lows. SAID "a
ing being duly and iegaliT led
suant TO notice as provided y ls
tfcIes and Law on March >. lss
the office of the said c'orpa-aaoa
Keokuk, Iowa, Article III s1d In
VIII were amended, and lie 2F5so1
and secretary were authorized 70 i
cute, acknowledge and lie
amendment, which amen11snts
been duly filed and proTide as ca
LIN lieu of Article III IS aa
fore amended new Article ~
vides that the capital stock shal
$3.50, 900 divided into shares o.
each. of which 500 600 shall %
mon stock and $4,000 may o
ferred stock, but II not outsiana
preferred stock. 1t may oe iss4'u
common stock. IA
All the remaining conditions u
said new Article III are me sAI
the provisions of the previous AZ.
III. and all the provisions OF 'hs
nal articles relating TO common
and to preferred stock Apply IN
issued under this said new
III. N
I'm lieu of Article VIII Is
nalIy adopted, a new Article ~
vides that the annual meetins =
stockholders shall be on the
Monday of January OF each yea, :
o'clock D. m. at the prlnc,pI,. h,
q, this corporation in keokus, h
At all stockholders meetings nv
or. nr common stock shall fa's h
v vnte FOR each share of common
held by them, and may .o'e snd Il
pergon or be Represented
said stock by proxy. -s;,:ons
All of the remaining eoll me a
the said new Article VII are .; ~,
as the provisions OF the
ticle VIII. have Nd
In witness whereof we etb day
unto set out hands THIS on
March. 1919. cr,,FvT MA
TIIH AMERICAN CEnn,,5 |
" = preside
G. J. KIRCH
Secretary.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-03-25

4 -1agers Press Leased Wire Service.
MEs-~ YORK, Maria 2Sr--Tsss Per
Iasss ssa Es.seasa, representing Etasrs>
1aa Interests s-a t5as e2sTesass sssaag ssszGs
gaaggae ms s<ygarafsg e2sse, S-ar29ssc~
5.2 Il Lad ss@- Fe@3eaysrs fF9f9 stang
aS7<
ssaxs2lasS --Tfas gaoa.ese- ssaerfeSs
Gssa aras f2ees settled, bat the settlers
Of SIS fw9 a2aEGss flgfas 81 tfGY naes<
The raesssgs Was rot 6&ss6 b2t the
sgres4z stated s. asS Sssea ssl&Yef
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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-03-25
THEATERS.
~ N.ekuk. or.ets Kelly Players.

~ Keokuk oreets Kelly Players.
70 be met at the train by the al
ways patriotic Eiks, paraded with
Reokuk's big and also patriotic Cen
eers band and entertained in the Ho-
Tel 'owa Tiffany room. al a Red Cross
luncheon. the famed Kelly Field ayia-
Tor actors. vino appear at the Grand
tomorrow, matinee and night viii re-
ceisa q royal welcome In Keoknk.
The Kelly Field players are all well
kn0wn stage or circus performers.
but noy in the service, who are max
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-03-25
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white, BIZ standard, gTz1 fis1ssr.
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2 white, TTases MGl ; white sds.err
standard, ssSsse-
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-03-25

clnw One ..ssssuwt3 CaIlSessssE"
Efdp aaet tins genuine, rcali ipr Gull
rnane naExarrF1E 8fslgatD tsygENrNE,
rSssila,ts Laoats 6pr aignas.rns M u. W.
essslp1lt. Cures q Esutfi IN One Lay. altrl
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-03-25
80 AlI.n Nnaatad out.

sYRAfsEaE, ~, ~ March III
5se yelling, ~ eHiesgo, Knocked out
aas4g AjieH N gffqgepoif, Conn IN
az sta,sglg fsBt,a ~ 2 scheduled ten
yesJ4 i3egs here iast might
hFe50 BsS completely etfcisssed
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-03-25
ANOTHER PROTEST.
On LsE-k4sLE
Ngt.nnttnliat t.R,tt.. E,,ettse -

Which nitssiit hiring the two poin
20 the sasslee ~ an olsap riptt,iss fsisail
tltc llssaete sso,lh alesNe Csie 1naviai 10
fIopes iasiiisea3nn 0u tbs nii,sstutil.
''iflite g1iitgt nra;tilpt rs t.ite ulie 5N
WHICH .Ia3an 1laopGjlis gtollsn Gissi ssp-
diaasslt tiite question &Sfsiase * Ditr-
Siiies sifat ltiee ce-as1ttstse cuiuril inii0
fe1is9 al tsseagass inGile Irinlt 10 the
,ppgen.gatior 81 che l.eagte, winch rnisss
AZ ata k.as tgnrssatssn Gifts league , site
5iilie 81 slse &otfjl Z peace ~ nftitiiile
as1y isaa,fe pltt 81 Immigration 'iaItsnl
might linen iDs sstl,e ~ lpstss ssssHssfnil
81 asear.es an tGilat saiiipsst.
Senator ktiisalan 5an5 Identical ttsafe-
grams 80 at western ssatsstess. Sssiift-
4pr ..Sptes ATTNfssutnsfttrl strsas rssnlfst
tfilat ate agrees With Rfnasar ant mat
a. rpnoe ceplat the esneficar ti'ltsss;a-
+sion IN Feat,is entlsarii4g e'nsia1s Jst1,-
tssftt
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-03-25
MOVING PICTURES.
an ..pn,sti.---.lr1arni 1pntptt.

I F'uf seits uiiB dia.y uIits u ssnnfatfE pre
asrsm 'tiitst cnnlittirlt irs snuutst, tSsriiltt
tonight s3its IL 'tssautlires, Alli there
litYe uiiite u few moments III ssss'rlr
inteIr nliie usifa; ftsisrnHe I1iitu
ns,nia with I.a-iaIiniBs' IL ttlrs Trwu
1r,.t sSssnusrf unfstty TINT tne tsf-lild
sifpyesfl tnIe tiay 1TscsIr7sy ant tsIifr nlr'
Jast-uIis sa,s SILL talking Riinlr Esiisit
Lynne" gfeagrlrses asan 1na-1ifn, triH my
ytfu ,ciSnIrur Hnfisiss iiiis ss-ses J,e,iipsvs;,
suIlf 'aia Jiil.irvs Is Il asifsair fir GiIl-
.'tlslutipxs 3lli'' ssgzllsss 3iiii.isy
asasun ant EsarIe.s1 Truck tvrp weary
alteu,r players, uIft anita 1aros win
Tsjitr Hlne-suu vE~I,Se teise 1SrlliiG1u
tissea, vsnrth rtiie ptriia NJ admission,
fsipns
'tzrspdlfvs. Riu' isrr all cnntstty.
rlhars f.re tEfs-lls amt ulunaanss ~
iiea.. interest Dnit IN AT ilSs1 r1iss riis;ir
lpisaas Tin, picall.p is supremacy
nintaFr. really original ifttsa a,'lr's.iss-
ed in ;gnssvssm xn, ''NIisa1 Small We lp
Npsian Eifirnn" Tins sss-i.isisar Is chs
ssua,, I'll rtsigt, ant tsis psts;rIfre If I'M
ntaIse.
s''9Ti-tu1us WTirres' is the Fiiir sJsEiGi.l
spr ulnu-siiay ami Ftrttiex. d hias q
wlprtfIarflt ccasIt-, nslsl B,ealEsw,ln fstsf~
sings and q sSnry THAI IN 81 powerful
1iiltateat 10 everyone.
lrstpputsrprr.. L.asr TTine.s Tcifitprr-
d splendid llil4ruIlistl e;tssit supports
tcfnl.a.asnta rs4tnaflas IN nsr L:atest gisr
trre, WHO GJEfasG" fr within she Is
presented a,r Lewis d. 5ssitzEttiE. ant
e.. ~. 1Em4.~@ Ag,s-
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-03-25

-, na',aniafe Amefieaas Mexico now
,ba ass " ihhaaa It's troubles into
sis,a naa esnsfess, Nothing IN more
easaahesf'las Than not heinz natleaa
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-03-25
Late Market Quotations

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Emit aesttnrT, sahIlG6agaG h'sss|
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-03-25
lninaup IlIssr Earnuk.

6r1Nfr1AxlsD March "a Esnrse--
a.ssnssilrrs, aGgDp hfsat. MsRrii.sr silently
lnlit lsvssr H,iilE, srsA s.,,Dg1 ,lI do;
gnIttcnars, E1I.ia,lEh in; nasstainE.
fiji .....i, S !BS nis.frtr, s1T i,lttnah 3D.
1isH, S-5i -r7FDp z z sd, ~uuE.fM,, Eli IDn
nkDl
Glut4sis.- aaslsiyra. nRTSDp hrsnl HEEr
ken HasnfiE. Eieaaa.h, G1lBDQ2l 40
Ii,ntinarg stndk, sTs5,p1IaGs crEr-
nsssrg ant ecu1nsr7. Gh.s.sbtuaR- 7T; HEusits-
ssr,s unit hHaftsrR &hgiDnIA. 20 :Dwx,
;- ...spgu 1ia itilf g:l.sNeH, .1E iii III lIJl
Esilssu- Eaauaip.f.. 1ifliatD hsah. Mar
lfss,1 siiFw I'D 8tsatsw WtnFil ItEsuEiss,
s1sh asD0 9ll ID. awag, SiaWqBIaH.
e. l.uliu Live Bsp:k
Ell laT1IS. Mn. MErgin asa,-GB.rals
r'sssiiJreH, As.f,pp fsaf;; market Hitsattg.
SuItrs isssf stsas,E. sEnlmdp l.h .idt;
glstr'EiIsg BEss,x fznt Ehsizfa,T. SRl,bdp
lGdiIe; Cows En.aB@ BADI5;; 8tEysEsrg
amt EssstistH, ST. hI1pA51,Il: a;E.HHsas,
So ...5 q .i,l;; uuvE Knit hsiHsrH, Eni'n
Gplli,t
EEsw rasaisJta, 1f.inp hsnfs msErifzsst
r5tagghr a;rwsm Mitrsd INT bIrigiteE-E.
satEH pDHABRss Etpt ap henry. S14ii0
@1AaI: rr.uarst, s1E!pnp H1!fslgs; lEssstSs
SIT pBp lKiilI Giigs. S12lbDdo 1TliIs
bulk, sa.A .a5@lBr f.
Eyfsssp rsas,si,1ta RID fiaEt.; 11,arthEsst
zig iDwCsr EwsH s1aapll 1A4,fl-
lsi1ngiH,, fnA!5hG aR.s..BBs ca1znrH and
choppers, staaGdlnaIL
1.anEas Cry afv. Sen-:s
KANSAS CITY, Ma,udh s.ssaa.--e-sEn-1ls
-.susai,sta. aDaGp hsss4ds market ssisisttF-
E1sars. Fir lfI,tq IL 2is rssJwB and Essst
a-E. sBDsa1EaF5s B.1,rSEsrs and sesstE
s.rY. s1sNBdanG.f'Bs e;agrsH, SzRlbisQ
11.s,l
Hog rHrsIEr-F- 1R5'f'b 1sfzss -zErEsn
4gisa4dF, afc higher @rElE- slR.7sG
~ az. rsauy, s1E185Ja 1861 mlalEsr1rn
saagEa1IIbS- a5rt1,, fl8.E5nH
Flssss,v, ransHpta. -1GfF,B hasd55 z1sHr-
Essr weak. 9sr 9gwsr LarS.A. s1At0h
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-03-25
Hsssb.r psrsess.,

HssCpsg FORECAST
P1s Ks0zgx afaa Yie.niiY> Unset
Gel esasgisf, gain turning 20 saov
VI s<sa3s6sy; paBlal eoidsf Wednesday.
RlY kS8Ss tsats tonight probably
i4fsfas 10 ssaST and epsder IN west
saG lhats.l DSyrtiG8s, "Wednesday
ej>s1dy and oeiaAr rim rain and snow
IN aast poftioa,
Unsettled psasfssr with rain ",
szf3f and east portion Wednesday;
a,2siaY 8ast and central portions late
E,1ts3zf3s, nlg154 sootsf Wednesday,,
WsstSsr CspcHjsns.
Pie Weather IL cloudy aad warmer
f,f,sa ms i9wes Mississippi valley
e&s t@sfS,
ms southwestern depression has
1a5gsHaed ssGwiY, and II central ia
northwestern KAnsas this morning at
fAs,1eg ~ rains IN tbs plateau region.
"a ares N Hig9i pressure - following
from s4tA british northwest and sB1w
h tBe ffy,er Missouri ysllsy.
tJsSsj Observations.
@SsYsy, Bar, Tshef, Wind W'th'r.
~ 4 Q. M, ~ s39Is - gp PtGtdy
% + = M ,3t}Gg 40 ~ Cloftdy
Nesz sAaysFs4gfe z4tb, 80. highest.
mi is,pset, re- l1wesf iast night, ~,
''' rtst5D n, G<3gEWfScH
Cbssfysf.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-03-25
Tsaeooaarl-s.ter 81 cso,enarr

Egssl>pftSs-'Lb-S-ttff OF as'bf'fS'os'~s'
lfJss Id IL. Besap, United fs1Sssss ssasp
G;u,rnesJtmttant.u
PARIS. ENafssf rs -is.eGoi.sitr-i s;.n,'a
81 chs Ilssasts if rsaafnts covenant iiiss
yps,s. sssssati 80 & Js,iitt viiss,ss q tfssJe,ct
,eat life jscsaap.et am time Chs sslsi'h
isatlefs ,tssalssnIi IT. feGa0ctsifis 30 an
announcement matte Tpfasy nas
league elmtiutsssss rGunrliatsai Eiis dsv
traf Of sstssgas4n articles last nsisst;- tst'-
iptsrtitg ss 1850 r'ise ta,tsSgrlis'',l
rs expected 80 lbs ftiltsifea asf S'sttisss-
dsays assasSre., sftar viistrp ~ WIN pe
rtusftssFp owe. 80 4 sliacspntiiftSsss ~ li'-
,tes-f.s.sipil a.. experts Vine VII J'it
g ap sssahsical sfilflae
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s,rssrsng no objection 80 tttss coIrsrto9itnl
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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-03-25
aslHsh.

Aberdeen Newet Italy Is behaving
liks q nation that Ia much more IN
.sfsstea Ia having itH own way than
:, making the world safe FOR de-
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-03-25
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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-03-25

PARIS, ltaaas 2S--11alsrlscasn 81,
apesssss 81 q speeding up PROCESS tor
Gas 1ssssGs Gpntasaacs ssaas ,frsssfsSl
a decision 70 s..aaasssaa 4lsls "issi9 Ss,r'
conferences 81 was iaasessss ESssas,
8.A Je.acs Questions a.stsstset Wiz
ps sesssls.ssf Ivy sasasstserqS Wilson, Pre-
tpsis,r 14t9EfL tssts,ssss Fseasssr Gisfrisss-
Sea,p s.rG F1raaSser Grtlssf,fr2, VITA che
sss5s4ssass a7s@ sais.srs called - Nisaen
ssssatg1sy safa0ts,f.
TSas esarFs1t,e rof sas14sa leaders s@s
lts1se.r ~ Eas Hlslg tDsA.T We ssssssS
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7,2a.sly o2sessttrfsls Sessions
61lAs +fsag sss4" ~ ssepseaEs we
srpld1sssl, s5,fa2.ss.fs "a 5fssfas.sfs ssssa
.s,1ssseea MINISTERS ~ Grsas sssftsaa,
Fraass5 lssJy esd sa4ss sea4 s1rssas.sss
70 slssssa $50 sssess1s.Y s4azfssag,9
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-04-06

FIVE volume 1880 set complete History
World War. Agents can double COM
mission; also one volume edition both
colored illustrations. positively best sell
ers: liberal terms, exclusive territory. G.
f. Thomas Publishing Co.. Ohio Bldg,
Chicago, ILL.,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-04-06

WE HAVE SEVERAL unassigned terrltor-
les in this state for the distribution Of
our original history Of the Worlds
War;" down to -date--the largest and
best illustrated book ever sold for the
money. Clears upward Of $40 per day
for salesmen: sells at sight. Act quick.
National Manufacturers Syndicate,
Hartford Bldg. Chicago. Ill.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-04-06

MEN AND WoMEN-sAMPLE OUTFIT
FREE-Tahe orders for our Guaranteed
Made to Measure Raincoats. Rainy sea-
son coming. We deliver and collect;
SO SO profit on one coat; profit paid in
advance. Act quick. Davico Raincoat
Co, Dent. LIZ, Baltimore Bldg. Chica 20
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-04-06

ARE YOU MAKING $40 TO $3.50 DAILY?
Man or woman start anywhere; no ex-
perience necessary: raw materials cost
you rs cents for 90; retails SO cents each
or s45, I make and sell 5000 weekly;
made SEQ one day, $3.50 one month.
I'ravCroft Fresnn
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-04-06

AGENTS-NEW INVENTION PUZZLES
WORLD-Wonderful chemical cloth; one
rub over rain, snow blurred auto wind
shield street car engine window,
presto! glass stays clear "a hours; can't
blur; agents making 1920 weekly. Sc
CURITY MEG. co, Dept. 140, Toledo o.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-04-06

loo PER CENT handling famous original
l1XlG photos of soldiers and sailors in
Patriotic groups forming Liberty Bell.
u. S. Shield, American Eagle, etc. Most
wonderful pictures ever produced. sells
for 81. Agents price. soc; samples free.
Mole & Thomas. Mednah BLDG, Chica go.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-04-06

AGENTS--Ideal steak tenderer is the
greatest money maker on the market
makes tough steak tender as porter
house. Housekeepers buy on sight.
over 100000 now sold. Big commissions.
Tyler Manufacturing Co, Dept. ~, Mum
Gle Ind.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-05-08
The Markets
TRADING In OIL
SENSATIONAL
Texas Company Leads With jump
OF -Four Points After Overnight
Rise OF 1879.

New York, May S.-Trading in
oils on the stock exchange during
the morning bordeTed on the SEN
satiOnal Texas Company led,
jumping as much as four points be
tween sales TO 2G9, and an over
night advance OF 1879 points, in ad-
dition to yesterdays rise of 10
points. Gains of TO Az points
marked the buying of Mexican Pc
troleum, Pan-American, Royal
Dutch and Sinclair. Atlantic Gulf
advanced 3 points and General No
tors and several OF the equipment
also Industrial Alcohol gained ] 10
points. United States Steel cof>
tinued strong, rising 10 l00i2, it's
highest list price since the passing
of the extra dividend Investment
rails reacted but minor issues were
strong.
Liberty bonds at 11:3O a. m. to-
day were; 3ias, $3.50; first 4s,
50 80; second As, 94.22; first AVS,
$3.50; second AS, Sf.2S; third
4As, 1888; fourth 4l4s, 1892.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-05-08
HOGS WEAK And
CORN DECLINES
UnfavOrabIe Weather Gives Slight
Strength but Heavy Selling
Brings Sharp Drop.

Chicago, May S.-Corn prices
turned downgrade today, influenced
by weakness in the hog market. At
first the unfavorable weather for
planting tended to give some al
vantage to the bulls. Advances,
however, brought out heavy sell
ing, and there was a sharp decline.
Opening prices, which ranged from
sc off to 11ac gain, with July S165
to $1.65 y, and September $15S to
$l.59, were followed by setbacks all
around to well below yesterdays
finish
Improved cash demand helped to
make oats relatively firm. After
opening unchanged to 12c higher
with July 6S1a to 68A, the market
scored a further gain.
Provisions were steady with hogs.
Rallies which took place in the
last hour were ascribed to covering
by shorts and to strength in cash
grain. Receipts were small. The
close was strong at the same as
yesterdays finish to 2 cents high
er with July $1.65A to $1.66, and
September $15S5s to- $1.59.
Sympathy with the late upturn in
corn was not of a pronounced char
acter.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-05-08
DAILY CALENDAR
IN SPORT REALM

Racing.
Spring meeting of Kentucky as
sociation at Lexington.
Spring emeeting of Maryland
Jockey club at Pimlico.
Baseball
Virginia league opens its sea-
son with Norfolk at Portsmouth,
Petersburg at Richmond and Suf-
folk at Newport News.
Western Canada league opens its
season with Winnipeg at Moose
Jaw, and Saskatoon at Regina.
Coli.
Opening of spring tournament of
Country club at Atlantic City.
Opening of spring tournament of
Country club at Baltimore.
Shooting.
Delaware State Trapshooting
tournament opens at Wilmington.
Boxing.
New York state amateur cham
picnships at New York City.
JEFF Smith VS.. BARLEY Madden,
10 rounds, at Scranton.
Young Dyson VS.. Barney Snyder.
Il rounds at Lynn, Mass.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-05-08
DR.. w. 0. COFFEE
TREATS EYE, EAR. NOSE AND
THROAT DISEASES.
EXAMINATION FREE SATCR-
DAY, MONDAY AND TUES

People afTi<rted with eye diseases fail
ing sight weak eyes, GRADUATED lids, wild
hairs. Inflammation. ulcers. sore eyes,
scums or Erovths on the eyes deafness,
loss OF hearing. headaches. ulcers of the
ears, catarrh of the nose, head. throat and
system should consult DR.. W. q. Coffee,
the oculist and aurIst, about his special
non-surglcal treatment for most of the
above diseases He viii agree to straight
en- any case of crosS-eyes, no matter If
form or ether. He removes adeEoids IN a
few minutes without an auesthetic or ser
ious hemorrhage- He says most cases of
diseased tonslis can be successfully treated
without removal He says catarrh Is a
constitutional condition and often causes
nerve troubles, and especially headaches,
and every case Is durable. He especially
urges people who are growing deaf in one
ear, or have head noises lust starting in
the other to see him and try his treat
ment and see If II viii not help them
He Is curing many very bad cases. Treats
all diseases of the eye, ear. nose and
throat. He Will make examination and
give you his opinion whether or not he
thinks his treatment viii help you. free
of charge He has had SO years exper-
fence IN this speciality, treating thousands
upon thousands OF cases. using a sDecl al
treatment developed by himself This
makes 1t possible for him to succeed in
many cases where Others of less expert
ence would fail. He treats about sixty
patients a day. He IL absolutely reliable
day Monday and Tuesday from a. m TO
4 D. m and Saturday night from to g
For further information telephone Daven-
port 1914. Dr. W. o. Coffee. First Ma
tioHal Bank building, Second and Main
streets Dsvenport--1oSa-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-05-08
WRESTLING

Chicago. May S.-Jess Wester-
gard has an added incentive when
he tackles William Demetral at the
Haymarket tomorrow night If he
can pin the Greek Demon in two
falls he will get a place on the Col
iseum Athletic club card May 10.
the card featured by Ed Lewis and
WIadek ZbysZko. Joe Stecher will
be in town on that day and Wester-
gard can get a match with him if
he is successful in pinning Deme-
trail. Westergaard will have num-
Der of advantages over his man to-
morrow night
Two finish wrestling matches
will be staged at the Gayety the
atRe tonight. the feature being a
clash between Captain Walter
Evans, late of the a. Z. F., and
Harry Mitchell from the West Side,
These matches are part of the mid
dleweight elimination tournament.
Eddie Beal tackles Sam Harris in
the other number.
Joe McGrath, Chicago's new
Irishweight mat star, meets Steve
Perasovitch Saturday night at the
Lexington theatre, us South Craw-
for avenue Joe Wallace, rough
horse artist, meets Pete Burchek
and Jerome Buck tackles Ivan Sa-
joe.
All the news all the time-The
Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-05-08
WILLARD STIRRED
BY CHARGE THAT
HE rs A STACKER

Los Angeles. Cal. May S.-Jess
willard. worlds heavyweight
champion. declares he will fight to
the finish to prevent the military
order of foreign wars, with head
quarters in Philadelphia. and 9TH
eF war veteran organizations from
blocking his forthcoming bout with
Jack Dempsey by branding him as
q Stacker. Ad Weddell, it is re-
ported, is sending broadcast a COM
munication denouncing Willard as
D Stacker.
Wizards friends declare Will
lard will be able to prove himself
not a Stacker. He has a family
and is 36 years of age. His age
excluded him from the first draft.
and his name was not down under
the provisions OF later drafts.
1t is charged Willard refused, to
box for war charities and other
wise aid the government. This
Willard denies. but California vet
erans have banded together to pre-
rent the Willard-Dempsey bout set
lor JULY 4.