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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-06-11
lobe is Fined That sum Tor
v's'' o.ou,rins His Daughter to
~ !. 70 school in keokuk
for Nine Days.
SHOWED 1ND1FrER ENoI
Absent eishty-nine Days, But
o"' .,,.ion Was for Only Nine
Of Them as Sample OF
the Law.

Ioha will have respect Ior
Wherry 81 the truant officer mere.
the orders he has not had before, II
ave- nrodts by his latest no
,rith that gentleman. !, ~ snnerior
WIZ ,uhs was fined $50 IN inc supe ~
Joue ,ocause he did not require me
eo osao o of his daughter al senool'
atle inant H Phillips, truant omcer,
,ll e.arceded with lobe to send ms
daughter Ssu to school as required a. Wy R a
,sus compulsory education act. bu.
Wv ,JsI nleading did no good, anu ne
DIS ~ information against Jobe IN
hleu a. court. Even this had
the sa .pu,ts SO far as getting the
no a,h h back into school was con-
cerned. - -
..,.a the attendance of child OF
Qans 400 at the public school is a
su .,,Someanor for the parent. It was
, 0n tbis charge that lobe was haiied
into court.
Ninety Dollars for Scouting Law
10 did not even think it necessary
]. .nnoar at the appointed time, but
MAT lid no: stop the wheels OF the
law Evidence was brought in which
shaved tha. the ;,!r! had been absent
eigh.v.nine days during the school
YEAR and ,ha! ahc mad been absent
continuously since May 10.
On the aYiience heard Jobe was
fined 500 and costs. The fine was
imposed specifically for the nine
davis absence from May Is to "a. or
st0 for eacl: nola:jor OF The statute.
lobe fas c!,imed 20 the officer that
his daughter was 10; physically able
10 attend school and was advised
that II ;ha, were true a physicians
certificate 10 tina. effect would re-
lieye him from criminal liability. No
certificate was submitted to bear out
bis claim.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-06-11
Movino Smoothly.

limited Press Leased Wire Service. ]
NEW YORK, June 11.-"Traffic is
moving smoothly" was the state
ment today of Vice President Rey-
nolds of the Postal Telegraph COM
pany. He would not say how many
men struck.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-06-11
BAND CONCERT
THURSDAY NIGHT
keokuk Concert Band viii Play on a
Platform at Sixth and Main
Streets for the General
Public.

The big Keokuk Concert band will
give the first of a series of concerts IN
Main street tomorrow evening.
It will play on platform at Sixth
and Main streets all evening.
Future concerts this summer will be
given on other corners in Main street,
and the series is sure to become very
popular with the public.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-06-11

Dr.. Kenneth K. MacAlpine. says: 'If peo-
pie would only realize that iron Is just as
indispensable to the blood as is air to the
lungs and be just as particular, about keeping
would in my opinion be far less disease re-
suiting from ansmiee, weakened conditions,
Nuxated Iron, by enriching the blood
and creating new blood cells, strengthens tho
nerves, rebuilds the weakened tissues and
helps to instill renewed energy into the whole
system whether the patients be young or old.
In my opinion Nuxated Iron 10 the most
valuable tonic, strength and blood.builder
any physician can prescribe"
IF you are not strong or well you owe n
to yourself to make the following test: SEQ
how long you can work or how far you can
walk without becoming tired. Next take two
fve-grain tablets of ordinary Nuxated Iron
three times per day, after meals. for two
weeks. Then test your strength again and
see how much you have gained.
H,xuyicTurx,s Norr. NuIsted Iron ~nich b rseon-
mouded above. 10 not remedy but which 10
well known to druggists everywhere Unlike ths older
inorranc iron products II IL easily asilsted and does
not njurs the teeth make them black, upsst tho
stomach. Tho manufacturers suarsnts. suees'ui and
sntrsy results TO purchaser or they win
refund your money. " DISPENSED b. all good drasc1nA
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-06-11

SOLD IN THIS CITY BY WILKINS ON & CO.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-06-11
PADEREWSKI-Premier of Poland
sCssalaaAsss AND MASTER PIANIST
USES NUXATED IRON
The Most Valuable Tonic,
Strength and Blood
Builder Any Physician
Can Prescribe.

Ignace Jan Paderewski. one OF
the greatest musical geniuses OF
the age, at a time when his un-
firing work for Poland overtaxcd
his strength and impaired his <
health had recourse to Nuxated 81
Iron to help rebuild his wasted "
forces and restore his old-t1me >
health and strength.
"With the tremendous etrain I'm.
posed by over two ycars OF aln'oss
land. of which he 10 the foremost figure
today. il Is easily understood why Pads.
rcwski sought the sustaining tonic benefit
of Nuxated Iron" says pr. James Francis
Sullivan. formerly physician of Bellevue
HosP;al Ioutdoos Dept, Nsw YsFk 81, and ID
Iron in the blood not only makes man
physical and mental weakling, nervous. ir-
Iitable. easily faigued, but it utterly robs
him of the virile force, that stamina and
strength Of will which are so necessary to
success and power in every walk OF life.
Thousands Of men and women are impairins
ahcir constitutions. laying themselves open
TO illness and literally losing their grip on
health, simply because their blood Is thinning
out and possibly starving through lack OF
your blood to transform the food you eat
into muscular tissue and brain. Without
iron there 10 no strength, vitality and en-
durance to combat obstacles or withstand
severe strains. To help make strong sturdy
men Of blood and iron there is nothing
better than organic iron--Nuxated Iron 81
Mr.. Paderewski says: 81 am using Nuxated
excellent tonic"
A prominent New York. Surgeon and
Post Graduate Medical School and Hospital,
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-06-11

The first American man-of-war,
named America. was built at Ports
mouth, N. H., in the year 1881. Paul
Jones supervised its construction
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-19

ATTORNEY GENERAL rAIhER told n u6ettng OF tate M federal ofn.
: tlsat Aney TIE Other day that the governments evidence in the anti
% - quite a line Of evidence "a anna this nation America has been
.,nn.sa ~ what 1es learned about the ment Industry during the pas, few
TO AIRY annasenens further will require reseauons OF a most startling char
has been the atutude of the Erat business mn Mt the head Or the "he five
concqIne 70 - pending Kendrck and Kenyon bills and 10 any supervision
o rssnl.uon Of any kina o. ne meat packing and marketing industry: stock
men 20 beware % a political bursacrat sitting In Washington telling them
when 70 pean the calf and brand the steer, Paternaism has been thrown at
s "s sne sh9r q s and 2 q q. otn.s hrss we,as when ~ " hsss beg;
net al hey cun while IN getting h GOOD .M. 4r
Aeanst an Of ths oatcry BY the pachers and by many men who zee ne
The markets committee OF the American National Livestock association. who
orisnn,ed the fundamentals y the pcndtng bills and who assert tina tho pend
We hed n form letter from a great packer the other day asking us how
W would bhe y n ~. E9Eernnent should 50 IN and toll - how 20 IA our
Al a s1Ha for mental motA the sngesstion he made hs M relation TO any
thing PROPOSED N the pending ieHsiauon We and all other newspaper pub
ishste would reHce could aome Hesitation he enacted that wond. reEslate
newspaper publishers. readers and advertisers from being gouged. the first
directs and the two latter indirectly because publishers must increase pfces
Hsnry wailacs. the Freaf editor or waIpces Fsrmer. the man whose
steady unfnnine LOYALTY and great good ems has done more for the farmcrs
The other day IN wanhtaston when he told the senate ngucnhure committee
that ne packers are PcnunG a shors-sishted policy IN opposing enactment
They Won hum an honest man and they will keep a rascal In hts place."
Thai ses ~ II the present Essem of. the packers is right they needn't
m te OH days n ragread regulation agitation we had honest railroads
nj honest railroad manaeements The Ripley management OF the Santa Re
newer peededregulauon. But other arrangements did need Il and these Others
How Oar are " today from the end hoped for by those railroad kings OF
n bs 1sone time who hueked any participation by the public in their buhness'
power o. th@e orsantzatons D. business h Startling. hut the absolutely APP
unable q. ~s that .the public. every one Of whom Is concerned by va OF the
stomach. has a ught TO now how II Is done
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-19
So, 200 Worth of
Radium in Santa Fe;
SIS an Hour Charge

SANTA FE. y. NJ. Sept. is.-There
are trains In the east which cost the
railroad company 81 an hour when
late. that Va, 81 per passenger VINO
paid excess charges for riding on
them, hut train No. ! OF the A. r. a
s. +. railway. which was delayed yea-
terday In Colorado owing 30 wnshoufs.
was a sourca Of considerable expense
To one or more Santa Feans who paid
for every hour this train lost on
the roa'
The cost 81 s. an hour was due 10
an unusual >sprcFs package which
train No. 2 earned. u was n tube
with 80 milllgr1ms OF rad um, which
Il not much In size. about like the
head o. a pin. hut II Is worth $1,000
20 $4,000, II WIS shipped by the
Physicians Radium institute OF Chit
cago. for use on one or more patients
In this city, radium having peculiarly
powerful healing qualities In certain
cases. The charge for the rahium ~
s. an hour from the minute II leaves
Chicago until II returns. A little de-
lay Of l2 hours due 10 a washout
costs somebody SEQ.
Physicians here who sent for the
radium called up Chicago on tho long
distance phone and had the radium
sent on No. : Tuesday thinking q
would get here on time,
II IN almost needless to state that
the so milligrams OF radlum paid o
visit TO Santa Fe that was brief.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-19
CALOTADS ARE
BEST FOR COLDS
AND INFLUENZA
Doctors Now Prescribe Calotabs,
the Purified Calomel Tablets
That Are Nausealess,
Safe and Sure.

Doctors are warning tho public tina,
simple colds and mild Eases OF influ-
onza often lead Il pneumonia and 9TH
~ serious complications. They say
that every cold should receive imme-
diatc attention and that tie nIat step
In The treatment Ia 10 make sure that
tho liver Is active. For this purpose
calotahs, the perfected. .nausealess
caiomel tablets nre the surest. best and
most agreeable laxative.
Ono Culotab NJ bed time 9Th n
swallow Of watcr-thats all. no salts.
no nausea. and no upsetting Of tho d.
gestion and appetite. Next morning
your cold hnH vanished, your liver II
active. O M system II purified and re-
freshcd aud yoi, are feeling fine with
n hearty appetite for breakfast. Eat
what you pleaso.-no danger
For you protection. caloiahs are
sold only In original scaled Packages,
price thiriy-fiye cents. Al druggists
recommend and guarantee Culotahs
are authorized to refund the price II
You are not delighted with them.-
tAdy.l
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-19
THE DAWN

THE FOLLOWING Ia from the editorial column n the current tissue OF 'Tm
= American LEGION" weekly Journal Of the rganizaton OF that splendid
The American Legion Weekly has been asked by a Texas cor
respondent 10 define the phrase "Fohcies-Not Politics" Does II mean
that the Legion viii have nothing to do with politics?
The Weekly - going 20 have consideFnble to gay on that general
fopc. al nj eafo date. In the meantime We hasten 10 sur our
Texas Interrogation and any others who may he Interested that while
Iii concdvnby will have a great deal to do with politics. Not with
narrow partisan politics. The Legion vas conceived and Is being
built O 4 a hgneas and soundneas RAJ above that But a Is going to
lake ccTnazance a. what Is sound practice and what Ia OF sound
practice IN he political rcadiuatnent Of the country. It's members
are not going to wink al political nuhtncNs and political rotteunesz
Nr are they going to temporire with public servant or wOuld-be
public servants whose Ameneanism Is found tainted viii suspicion.
10 Syev one Of the $500 Postsu urging vigorous opposition to asptrants
y for public ofnce whose loyalty to America las been brought m ques-
sion ThG question of party affiliations Is nos OF the sAghtest moment
ey consideration. TnlH In entirely a matter OF policy and sound
prRcuce. There H. 10 place In public life for dran-dodgng sackcr.
any move than there Is for the type OF Stacker who ws able TO buy
Liberty bonds and failed 10 do so. We do not believe IL H sound
practise q IA Them o In places " responsibility, leadership and
honor We do not beheve the public want to put them there and
we DO not believe they are going to be put there In the future.
Certainly 10 II the American Legion cn prevent II and. VI believe
= ~ can.
The DAY of reckoning for pseudo Americana neer-Amoucans and
little Americans IN public nfe approaches the dawn.
This Is a high and strong stand. III means the day II reckoning for the
little and ue -patf- American, then will the soldiers who served In France
win for US a greater victory han they o against te Hun.
Welcome the dawn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-19
EDITH STREET CARS
TO RUN DOWN TOWN

Edith street ears will be run to the
corner OF First and Central avenues
beginning tomorrow morning. the
work on the tracks on East Central
avenue having been completed yester-
day.
II will he several days before the
work IN the tracks on the University
line viii he finished ana passengers
on hat line will continue TO transfer.
The paving company Is still walt
ing for a ear load Of machinery from
Boston to put its big plant In full up
Grafton and speed up work on the
paving OF East Central avenue and
alleys In various sections Of the city.
The car has been on the road three
weeks. Its delay Is holding back the
work considerably.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-19

seals on thls aiat dar NJ August. A. ID. 1919.
O. U nkVLEan ffAl
ARTHUR u BnOnER1CK OLSl
state Of Now heairo. County of Bernhlillo, -
before me peuonaiiy appeared q {. Camp.
bell, Y ms known to be the psr.en deseribed
IN and who executed the foregoing ipstru.
sane a. his free at and dfed.
In wltaess Whereof. ] have hseunto sci
my hand and affixed my official seal the day
and ssar In this certificate firss above writ
ten.
tssal) L. o. WEsTERftHi.D,
Notary Public.
Ny commission expires jane 4 isea.
State Of Missouri. City VI ~. Louis. SAL
On this, The 2nd day % September, 1919.
before me personally appeared. Arthur l.
hrodeIick and &. " baylesa. 10 me personal
~ knovn. and who executed The furrEoinl
inetruHrnt sud Acknowledged that they exc
cuted sane a. their free act and detd. 1
In wiaasa whereof. J have h~ereunto ael
my hand and affixed my notarial seal the day
aud year frat above mentioned.
(ssal) MARIE OERST.
Notary Pebble.
Ny commission snplres March 10. 1929.
No. lUOes, Cor. Reed. Vol q, Paee $50
Csulticato % Stockholders Non.Liahiitiy ol
The lslsta on Corporation (No Hteehholder
FILED 70 ofnee Of state Corporation Com,
mission Of New Nsxico. sept. N, 1919. A. l..
Morrison. Clerk. Compared ) O.MRN.
Run sept. 1890.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-19
WASHINGTON MAKES
PLANS FOR MEETING
OF WORLD LEAGUE
Col. House and Lord Robert Cecil
Ara Directing Preliminary Or
ganization Work-Dats Is Not
Yet Set.

WASHINGTON, Sept. ie.-Prep-
arasions for the organisation Of the
league OF nations are being made in
London by Sir Eric Drummond, sec
retary-generai. and Kaymond n. Fos-
dick, an American under-necretary, 20
that the league viii be In readiness TO
function nj It's first meeting To be
called In Washington. The date OF
this meeting IN undecided,
Colonel y. VI. House and Lord Rob-
ert Cecil and other members OF the
organization committee OF the league
have been taking part In the prelimi-
nary organization work.
h organisation committee already
has adopted a resolution contemplate
ing that member states may assign
some OF their own officials for ser.
Vice under tine league ana has rec
Commended that tile governments Of
states members Of the league ahaii
take into consideration the services OF
their officials In the International Sec
retariat'
In preparatory work for the foun-
dalton for the international court OF
justice, The committee IL understood
to have arrived al the opinion that IL
would be desirable to invite a number
Of eminent international Jurlsts 70
give their opinions on tho constitution
Of such n court. and has voted TO take
up the question In detail et some sub
sequeat meetings. The action Of the
committee l. said tn Indicate that the
WORK OF organizing sue a court will
be carried forward from the point
whore A was started by the United
States AZ The Hague twelve years ago,
when Elihu Root. then secretary or
stnte. In his Instructions 90 the Amer
lean delegates charged them to work
Tor the creation Of an International
pDIlrf ahpuf fWlfQ fha uIga In u.apnAar-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-19
CITY Ordinance
FOR TAX ON OIL
FIRMS IS UPHELD
Judge Hickey Rules Against
Ranger esdemona Company
and Holds It Must Pay License
Of $i00--Was Fined 5000.

Judge NJ. n. Hickey, Judge OF the
district court. yesterday upheld tho
validity OF Commission Ordinance No.
IS. OF the city OF Albuquerque, re-
curing ail persons. firms. associations
or corporations Offering for sale or
selling oil stock. to take out an occu-
patton tax license prior to the sale or
sailing Of such stock.
The decision Of Judge Hickey came
a. the result OF an attnck upon the
ordinance made by the Nanger-Des-
dsmona OIL company. which declined
To comply with the ordinance ana
take ont a license "a do business IN
The city OF Albuquerque. on the
ground TINT the ordinance was invalid
because II went beyond tho power OF
the municipality for taxation
ami on the further around thar a
was In violation OF the fourteenth
amendment OF the federal constitu-
ton. in that II Disseminated against
oil stock selling concerns. the license
zee required OF such concerns being
one hundred dollarn for every three
months. while the ordinary license re.
quired OF other occupations and con
Germs is between five and twenty-rl 1
dollars per annum
The ordinance carried a penal pro-
vision which fined v~iolatorn OF che
ordinance two hundred dollars. and
this provision wns also attacked by
The Ranger Dcsdemona people on the
ground that a exceeded the iurisdic.
tion OF n Justice OF the peace. who
Il given power by statnte TO leavy A
fine OF not 10 exceed 10000 In a
m-isdcmennor case.
Judge Hickey held TO the effect that
the ordinance was valid. because the
city had the power under a recent act
Of the Legislature. to levy such n tax,
that u was not unconstitutional be-
cause u applied 10 all oil stock sell
ing concerns alike. M that the gov
erning body In New Mexico II given
power TO attach n penal clause to The
ordinance with "A maximum fine for
violation. OF three hundred dollars.
The arguments before Judge Hickey
on the ordinance were only as to the
| 'gality. Rnd.it is understood hat tho
Ranger esdemona nicer will fight
the case on It's merits. claiming that
no stock OF the company was offered
for sale or sold In the city OF Albu-
qucrque. The question ms to the Vai-
idl'y Of the ordinance came before
Judge Hickey on an appeal OF a de-
cision by Police Judge w. w. McCiel-
Ian. who on July rs last assessed a
fine Of Two hundred collars and costs
against the company for alleged vio-
latiOn OF the ordinance.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-19
Candidates
for the Commission

~ = AaHH ANENH 80
Editor. Evening Herald:
After having attended the Tuesday
meeting NJ the High school ! have
rome TO the conclusion hat very
little ran be done In moulding pub
lie opinion" BY holdlne meetings OF
this or a similar kind.
We are on the rye OF an election to
which every voter OF Albuquerque.
who has the Interest Of the city nj
heart twhether he be a property
owner " notl should give fully az
much thought ~ h. does 10 his own
Our own business viii keep pace
with the prosperity OF the city. and
II We cltizena permit the city'a bufi-
ness to drift. our property and bust
ness viii have 10 suner The conse-
quences.
The issue as ! see It today Is. shall
we be content In having only three
candidates, two OF whom have been
endorsed by the union element. TO
vote for. or shall we say to other good
men. Como out and declare yourself
a candidate.' that we may vote for
those two men whom W. consider the
most capable to administer city af-
fairs?'
I have heard only favorable COM
mcnt on the character OF the two men
who have declared themselves Ms
candidates, and have been endorsed
by the unions: ] may vote for one or
both Of them. but ] should deplorc IL
no other men would be public-spiritcd
enough 10 give IA on opportunity TO
put them In the balance with the
present candidates and to let you and
me choose OF = own Judgment
as TO whom 20 vote for.
] do not believe in endorsements
from clubs. classca. unions. nor
leagues but ! would like TO see
newspapers put the issue before the
who feel like serving the city TO come
out announcing their candidacy. and
hen TO let the people rule and vote
according to their Judgment.
MAX NORDHAuS.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-19
CHRISTMAS TREES ARE
SENT TO A LAND SHOW

Supervisor Kircher OF the Santa Fe
forest service, has made a shipment
OF small forest trees. Christmas
pines, 10 the International SOIL Pro-
ducts exposition at Kansas City where
the trees viii be used In connection
with the Arizona exhibition.
This material IL supplied at the re-
quest Of the Phoenix Chamber OF
Commerce which Is in charge Of the
Arizona exhibition. The shipment in
cludcs six species native to both Ari-
fora ana New Mexico.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-19
QUEER THINGS
In the News

NEW YORK. sept. 19.-Mlke
Oilhooiey, the Belgian-1riah boy 81
~. who slowed away four tim -
to come to America, which he
wants to make his home. again has
been deported.
lie ~ on the transport Hcnder-
aon today. on the return trip TO
Brcst.
you'll see m. again." shouted
Mike from the steamers rail. TN
he back soon. and ~ keep right on
coming back " I have TO keep up
this stowaway game for the next
ten years. cause I'm going TO be
an American citizen"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-19
SEVERAL FUEL FIRMS
ARE DELIVERING COAL

The Htrlke OF The Tea mNters has not
affected all the coal companies In the
city. and several are making deliver
les "a susunI.
The New State. Liberty and peaven
were among those who have teamstcrs
at work and are making deliveries as
formerly.
The Hahn Coal yard which had a
contract with the Springer Transfer
company 10 do It's delivering IN still
selling coal at the yard.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-19

police would be entitled TO such mem
bership " there were no objection
from the commissioner. But such
objection IL inevitable and acqui-
essence unthinkublc. The authorities
are bound 10 use what means Of CO.
erclon are available TO prevent the
men from entering q labor organiza-
ton. The CHIEF weapon Of the MO
becomes In the hands Of public ser
a new instrument more power
full. more dangerous, n thousand
times more deatructlve. II the men
are dciuding themselves with the idea
that they are ordinary workmen and
have retained all the privileges OF
private individuals they are gravely In
error.