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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-07


Ethel Clayton. the pretty and
Justly popular Paramount star. ap'
pears at the Liberty starting today
In ''vickry Van"
''vickcy VAN IL q rafting good
detective story taken from the story
of the popular writer. and IL said TO
be the best pho,eplay In which Miss
Clayton has yet appeared.
She appears in q dual role. that Of
the wife Of Randolph Schuyler. and
tho mysterious "viekey Van" whose
entertainments are the talk Of the
town. when her husband attends
one Of these entertainments her idcn-
tity IL discovered. and Randolph In
killed while attacking his wife.
From here on the play II nIied
with an air of mystery while detcc-
tivss search for the murderer. whose
Identity II unknown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-07

THE man or woman afflicted with
i backsche. swollen muscles. stiff
joints. rheumatic pains or other symptom
Of kidney trouble Is entitled to sympathy
and should have help.
Mature gives carly warning OF kidney
trouble by pufiiness under eyes, spots
before the eyes. dry mouth, biliousncss.
weakness and pale, waxy. dry skin.
II 10 unwise to neglect the slightest
symptom Of kidney trouble. Give the kidneys
the hello they are eaionl Tor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-07

Emily was q lonely Girl: the cow
punchcr's picture looked good and
his proposal sounded better stiIi.
since II meant escaping from Ezry.
But fate plays queer tricks with
lovers. and only a woman's wit and
pluck saved the neck Of tho COW.
punchcr and HIS mail order romance.
Lila Lee IL playing Emily In
''Rustiing a Bride" at the Strand this
week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-07

Dan McCIii. an oidssh man whose
long life has been spent In an un-
successful prospecting for gold. Is
the chief figure In "The Brand" At
the Clcmmcr this week.
McGiil marries n little vaudeville
actress who was abandoned by her
partner In the North. It's hard
life and monoionous for the Girl. and
when the vaudeville actor. now n
professional gambler. comes back she
welcomes him as her FIRST love. and
fiouts the old prospcctor she married.
Later she regrets her act and re-
turns to McGill.
Kay Laurel and Russell Simpson
are the leading players.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-07
COLONIAL

Gladys Brockwell In appearing at
the Colonial In "A William Fox pro.
duction. THE Pitfalls Of Big city"
Miss Brockwell plays the role OF a
young girl crook who reforms for the
sake OF a younger sister. who Is 10
wed into a family OF luxury.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-07

REX
Hamilton Perry. money mad and
flint-hearted. won't give in TO the
workers who want higher wages in
THE Turn in the Road at the Rex
this week. Tho wives and mothers
Of the workers appeal to him--ths
men threaten him--stiii the old ~.
rant won't give in--but when hif
own little boy appeals to him he re
Tents and the love and faith OF this
six.year-old accompiishes what hate
and threats had failed to do
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-27
Three Who Were Charged With VIC
latlno Migratory Bird Law Must
Answer to Uncle
Sam.
BARMEIER MADE ARREST
Federal Warden Here on Tip from De.
partment Sees Men Out In Lake
Going After Game With
Motor Boats.

Acting under orders from the fedcr-
al bureau, Harry Barmeier. U. s.
game warden came to Keokuk yester-
day and observed hunters in motor
boats, or power boats out in Lake
Keokuk, banging away at ducks. AS
a result of his observations, infor-
nations charging three with violation
of the federal game laws were tleu
before John S. Sprowls, U. S. com
missioner, this morning.
! The three hunters who were grab
bed by the U. s. Game warden are w.
/ w. Perdew, John Perdew and Ira e.
Spangler. Mr.. Barmeier admitted
this morning that he had some others
under surveillance and additional in
| formations may be fled. The first
two named men were bound over to
await action of the federal grand jury
! and their bonds placed at 5000.
Spangler was to have his hearing later
today. The ducks which were TAX
en- from the hunters will be given to
one Of the local hospitals.
Spangler. it is said, fired at ducN
and killed one, just as he was COM
ing into shore in his boat, and was al
most directly in front of the fedora,
warden when he shot There were
several birds in the boat, but it was
claimed these had not been shot from
a power boat. The other two men,
it is said, had been doing considerable
shooting out in the lake, and quite
number Of birds were taken from
them. \
Motor Boat Barred
Warden Barmeier said that the tip
to watch Lake Keokuk had come
from the higher-ups in the depart
ment. He regretted that it was neces-
sary to take the steps, but there is
no choice in the matter. The law
which was violated is the one which
states specifically that shooting shall /
not be done from any power propell- !
ed boat, or from any boat or float pro- !
PEELED by power. The law is part Of
the migratory bird act and provides:
that unless except as permitted by
regulations made as hereinafter pro- !
vided, it shall be unlawful to take. |
capture, kill, attempt to take. cap |
ture, kill, possess or offer for sale, any |
migratory bird" protected by this
treaty.
The penalty for violation r. ex-
tremely heavy, and is to be not more |
than $500 or Imprisonment for more
than six months.
The actual provisions under which
1t is claimed that the violation occur.
red yesterday are these: 1.-THE migra-
tory game birds may be taken during !
the open season with gun only /
They may be taken during the open .
season from land and water from
blind or floating device, other than an |
airplane, powerboat, sailboat, any
boat under sail, or any floating de- /
vice lowed by powerooat or sailbat.
with the aid of dog and the use OF
decoys."
The open season is September 16 to
December 81.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-27
NOTICE to REAL ESTATE AGENTS
/ no longer hold my property for
sale. W. S. LIVEZEY,
1895 Palean Street.
CITY NEWS.

New seedless raisins. Home
Tea Co.
The new auto tax will be due
December /, and cannot be collected
before that time, but auto owners
can get their applications IN at once.
Yesterdays weather reminded
one that the melancholy days were
near at hand. Melancholy for the
man who hasn't his coal bins filled.
Holders OF $500 tickets for the
Monday Music Club course can re-
serve their tickets at the box office of
the opera house next Wednesday, the
18th inst.
Attend Royal Neighbors mas
querade dance Oct 80 at Woodman
hall Agnes orchestra. Tickets SIS
cents each. Rights of admission
strictly reserved.
"A traffic sign at Tenth ana
Main streets was broken yesterday
by an automobile which drove too
close to 1t and fractured an arm of
the silent cop. The police have the
number of the auto and have writ
ten to Des Moines for Identification
Of it.
Soldiers and sailors in uniform
are becoming such rarity that people
are beginning to turn around and
take a secod look at the few who ap'
pear on the streets these days. For
the last year the uniform has been
such common sight that it evoked
little or no comment.
On October 90, 1869, the first
train on the Keokuk Burlington line
arrived in Burlington and service
was opened Immediately. 1t was an
that the Burlington and
River road would reach the
river in a very short time, and that
the Burlington, Cedar Rapids and
line was making good
headway. Several other Burlington
roads were either completed or in
process of contraction.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-27

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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-27
CITY NEWS.

! New seedless raisins. Home
Tea Clio.
| Masonic - Special meeting of
( Eagle lodge. No. -, Tuesday after
noon. 4 o'clock, Oct. 49, Third degree.
The slogan, "All you neei is a
heart and dollar" is being used in
the Red Cross Roll Call again this
year.
, Failing leaves are making Slip
perry going on the street car tracks
especially on hills. 1t Is necessary
to use sand on most Of the upgrades.
Attend Royal Neighbors mas
auerade dance Oct. 30 at Woodman
hall. Agnes orchestra. Tickets 55
cents each. Rights Of admission
strictly reserved.
The friends of Ohio F. Cooper,
Keokuk, will be pleased to learn that
he has recently been promoted in the
~. s. navy from seaman to coxswain,
and is doing duty aboard the U. s. 8.
Edgar r. Luckenbach.
Burlington Hawkeye: Friday
evening a group of young people. in
Guiding Misses Lenore Bosch, Helen
LIE Marie, Dorothy Turner, Myrtle
LETTER and Messrs. Ed. Kinsle, Jack
Mcfarland and Milton Campbell,
motored to Keokuk where they az
tended a dancing party.
The Burlington Gazette publish
ed a twenty-eight page paper Satur-
day. The edition was filled with
large percentage of ads of Burling
ton factories and was a booster for
Burlington and Iowa, both.
-Episcopalians here will be inter.
ested in knowing that the Right Rev.
James Wise, has been appointed
Bishop Of Salina. to succeed Bishop
Sage, whose death occurred short
time ago.
-Four buggy wheels which were
stolen from Russell Jones, down near
the Des Moines river bridge in August
have been recovered. A search war
rant was sworn out and the police
got the wheels on buggy belonging
to Albert Carlson at IA South
Twelfth street Patrolman Wilson
was working on the case, and secur-
ed knowledge of the location Of the
stolen property.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-27
today.

today.
The big airship Is the Rs3S. sister
ship of the R-34, which sailed from
England to America and return. Ne
gotiations. for purchasing the R-3S.
which is being built in England, are
now under way.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-27
The others Would Fly.

Edinburgh Scotsman: III thefI
were four flies on the table ana o..
killed one, how many would be ieit.
inquired the teacher. lone, on
swered bright little girl; the de"u
one"
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-27
To BUY Bio Balloon.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.1
WASHINGTON. Oct 81. - The
United States probably will soon be-
come the owner of one Of the largest
dirigibles that ever took the air, Sec
rotary of the Navy Daniels announced
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-27
PUBLIC SALE.

Stock and farm implements, Wed
Oct. %, 1919, miles north of Keo-
kuk, miles south of Montrose Oh
Middle road.-W. Philip.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-27

NOTICE TO CUSTOMERS.
We cannot accept any more coal
orders before November 1.
D. E. REEVES C co.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-24
Reas po Conse Executive de Puerto Rico de cOnd
10 dpuesto eI arcuo 20 de la Ley Municipal nmeo IS,
aprObada en- 81 de Julio de 1919

cion ptblica Sc anotara iguaimente ba-
jo la partida G.. ''Gastos Generates >
Secci0n IS, ''Cantidad cue SO hace fl
gurar sin aplicacion donde quedara
diSponible para las transferencias que
luego Sc cream necesarias v conver;en-
tes. En- la seccion de ingresos Ell an.
mento sera anotado en- Ia partida CO.
rrespondiente.
13.-Los sueldos de los Conlisionadcs
no deberan considerarse como parte de
las asignaciones que para cada depar-
tamento municipal estipula Ia Seccion
so de la Ley.
14.-El Auditor Municipal J Ell Co
misionado Municipal de Hacienda, en-
20 que respecta al ramo de instruction
publica haran uso de los libros docu-
mentos Y formularios de los actualc'
tesoreros escolares para seguir 1evando
"a contabiiidad y hacienda las opera
clones fnancieras hasta terminarse e
actual aio eeonomico.
Los fondos escolares seran deposita
dos en- cualquiera de los Baneos qu'
sean depositarioS de fondos publicos e,
"a misma forma que 10 han venido ha
ciendo los tesoreros escolares. Todo
/ 'os desembolsos que haga el Comisio
ncdo de Hacienda para cubrir aten
clones escolares Sc efectuaran mediantt
cheques, ell los que Sc hara constar que
Ell desembolso corresponds instruc
cion.
Los tesoreroc escolares actuales pre-
Sentaran/la la liquidation de cuentas pres
crita en- el Articulo "a de todas las ope
raciones inGncieras veriicadas hasta
ell d1a 81 de octubre corriente no serar
relevados de sus fianzas hasta tanto sc
acepten por el Com;sionado de Instruc
cion de Puerto Rico dichas liquidacio
nes como correctas.
Dichos tesoreros escolares haran 20.
dos los desembolsos de gastos CORES
pondientes al mes de octubre antes dc
hacer entrega de los &suntos de sus
cargos a los Comisionados MunicipaIes
de Hacienda
(15).-El Comisionado de Hacienda
continuara anticipando q las maestras
de ciencias dom6sticas las cantidades
indispensables para la compra de efec
tos con destino las classes practicas
de dicho ramo, va que estos articulos
solo pueden adquirirse diariamente, dc
contado y en- pequefas cantidades. DE
acuerdo con el Articulo So de la Ley,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-24

do con el parrafo segundo del Articulo
70 de la Ley.
9.-El Tesorero de Puerto Rico, tan
pronto sea practicable, haTa un reajus
te de las cuentas de cada municipio y
junta escolar por contribuciones sobre
la propiedad correspondence al ejerci-
cio del 1919-20, en- forma tai que las
eantidades reeibidas por los municipios
las juntas escolares no excedan de
ochenta centesimas del uno por ciento
en- los municipios de primera clase y de
noventa centesimas del uno por ciento
en- los de segunda y tercera clase. re-
teniendo ell balance favor del Teso-
70 Insular.
10.-Si Ell veinticinco por ciento de
la contribution sobre la propiedad que
ingrese en- Ell municipio, mas el mon
tante del school tax, cuyas sumas debo-
ran invertirse en- instruction publica de
acuerdo con el Articulo A de la Ley,
fuese menor que ell promedio de 10 in
vertido en- los presupuestos ordinarios
de la junta escolar EN- los cinco amos
economicos precedentes (Articulo So
apartado e.) debera ell municipio apro.
piar de sus fondos ordinarios la can't
cCd necesaria para completar dicho
promedio. 81 aquellas cantidades fueren
mayores que el referido promedio, de-
beran ser invertidas en- su totahdad Ell
instruction plblica.
11.-El apartado 4 de la Secci6n 2G
de la Ley debera entenderse sin periui-
clio de 10 dispuesto en- la Secci6n 2G de
la Ley de Arbitrios de Puerto Rico, nj
nero So, aprobada en- Is de JUNO de
1919.
12.-Al adaptar la Asamblea Munici-
pal Ell presupuesto municipal al nuevo
regimen, la Junta Escolar entregara los
presupuestos ordinario adicionaI va
aprobados, los cuales formaran la Sec
cion de instruction publica del preau-
paesto general, con las sigmertc5 reco-
mendaciones que Sc someten a la Asan.
blea:
(al.-La cantidad sobrante de la asig
nacion para remuneration Gel tesoro
escolar despues de haberse satisfecho
las cantidades que lie correspondent, pa
sara de la partida c. ''Sueldo de los En-
pleados de la Junta'', Ia partida q.
''Gastos Generates, Seccion 16 "Can
tidad gu Sc hace figurar sin aoi:caci0n. ;
(b).-Cualquier aumento Ell les re-
cursos municipales destinados instruc
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-24
AYUDE A Los EIaos PoBREs

~ necesario que en- cada mn-
nieipio De esta isla, se organize
Ia soeiedad flantr6pica "El "a.
patio de los niiios pobres. =" Esta
sOciedad yiene trabajando desde
haee varios amos, en- San Juan,
con tanto exito que pOdemos ase-
gurar que tOdos los niiOs pObres
que asisien a las escuelas van de.
bidamente ealzados.
No se necesita hacer sacrificios
Aeeptamos cualquier dOnativo por
insignificante que sea. Mandelo
hoy mismo. ii listed desea a.
Sra. Maria 4. he Suarez, p. q
Box 1922.
Sr. Miguel NJ. Toro, Admana.
Sr. Eduardo Arreche e.o INA
tional Caseh Register Co. +"
(Esie anmcio 10 publica gratif
IL MUNDo.l Adv
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-24

seguira en- vigor ell reglamento promul-
gado en- una carta circular del Comisio
nado de instruction sobre la comproba
cion y efectividad de esos anticipos Gle
fondos, hasta que Sc promulguen otras
reglas por ell Auditor de Puerto Rico.
16.-El Comisionado Municipal de ia
cienda pagara todas las obligaciones
corrientes y asignaciones> tiias heehaS
por las Juntas Escolares, mediante Ia
previa authorization del Comisionado Mu
nicipal de instruction y la previa apro
bacion o authorization del Comisionado
de instruction. Asimismo seguira rim
diendo la cuenta mensual cue hasta
ahora venian presentando los tes,re-
ros escolares.
17.-Quedaran vigentes las reglas y
reglamentos sobre aprobacion de des-
embolsos por ell Comisionado de Instruc
cion introduciendose en- los formula
los hoy en- uso aquellos cambios indiS-
pensables la nueva organization Inu-
licipal, sustituyendo la Junta Escolar
,or Ell Comisionado Municipal de ms
ruccion. y ell Tesorero Escolar por Ell
Jomisionado Municipal de Hacienda, 10
lie facilmente Sc podra hacer por me
dio de sellos de gonna, hasta tanto Sc
preparen formularios nuevos.
La contabilidad de los fondos escola-
res Sc regira por los reglamentos actua
les hasta tanto Sc establezcan los regla-
mentos EN- la forma dispuesta por Ia
nueva Ley.
18.-Los comedores escolares c0ntinua
ran funcionando en- todos sentidos por
la RECOMMENDATION actual
19.-De acuerdo con ell Articulo is
de la Ley Organica, con el proposito
de que Ell Comisionado del Interior cum
pla con 10 que ella prescribe sobre las
obras de caracter publico Que Sc eje-
cuten EN- los municipios y de mantener
completes los archives sobre ell desenvol
vimiento de las obras publicas en- Pto.
Rico,el Comisionado Municipal de Obras
Publicas archivara ell la oficina del Co.
mis- onado del Interior una copia COM
pleta de todo proyecto de obras publ
cas- que sea aprobado por el Concejo de
Administration.
San Juan, P. r., cctubre 21, 1919.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-24

.soBRE coBRo DE D1NERo"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-24

Sc vende papel peri0dtco v1eJo 3
$3.50 quintal
Dtrija sus pedidoS EEL MUNDO"
AdvA
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-24

EN- LA CORTE MUNICIPAL DEL
DISTRITo JUDICIAL MUNICIPAL
DE RIO GRANDE PUERTO RICO.
EsTADoS UNIDos DE AMERICA
Ell PREsIDENTE DE LOS EE. UU. SIS
Raimundo PABoN CARRAsQUILLo
Demandante.
VS.
SUCCESSION de Pablo FIGUEROA RIVE
RIA Baltazara LAURANO DIAZ, com
puesta de sus hijos Pedro, Segundo, vi
centa, Faustino, Basilio, serafna, Mar
cos, Carmen Figueroa Laurano.
Demandados.
CIVIL No. 170-468.
.soBRE coBRo DE DINERo"
EDICTO
70. Juan Calzada, Marshal de la Cor
te Municipal del Distrito Judicial Mu-
nicipal de Rio Grande, P. R.
CERTIFICO.-Que Ell cumplimiento
de un nombramiento de ejecucion de sen
tencia que me ha sido exped!do en- es-
re caso por ell secretario de esta Corte
Municipal para satisfacer al demandan-
te la suIna Gle TRESCIENTOS GIN
CUENTA DOLARES de principal, sus
intereses al doce por ciento por aiio dcs
de la fecha del vencimiento del presta-
mo sea desde Is de Octubre de 1917
hasta que sea satisfecha, en- bienes de la
succession demandada, he embargado y
vendere en- pablica subasta todo el de-
recho, titulo inter6s que dicha suce-
sion tenga sobre la fnca siguiente:
RUsTICA.- Predio de terreno COM
pueSto de ounce cuerdas, equivalentes
cinco hcctareas ochenta Z nueve
areas cincuenta cuatro centiareas,
destinadas a cafe, pastos conuneS y
frutos lnencres, sita en- e. barrio de Gu
buy del Municipio de Lola. T. r.; ell
lindes por el Norte con Saturnino FL
gueroa, por el Sur con Cecilio Tirado;
por el Este con Julian Echarry por
el Oeste con Rexach Hermanos
Dicha subasta tendra lugar Ell dia once
&c Noviembre de 1919 las dos de la
tarde, en- mi oficina sta en- el edifcio
dc esta Corte Municipal y Sc otorgara
la buena pro al mejor postor al contado
Ell moneda de los Estados Unidos de
America.
Rio Grande, P. r., IS de Octubre de
1919.
Juan CALZADA.
Marshal Municipal de Rio Grande,
P. r. Advt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-13
STRIKING SH0PMEN
RETURNING TO WORK

CHICAGO. August l2.- Steady i'm
provcmcnt in the situation -csultirE =
from tho strike Of railway sh"pmcn was
reported by railway officials hero to-
night after receipt Of m"&s1r"s during
the day from all parts Of The country.
1t was stated that the strikers ar" rc-
turning to work In practically every
section affected. with the exception Of
Chicago. Boston ard Atlanta. Hundreds
Of mon were reported r"sumin.; work
in Iowa. Wisconsin and Illinois. TIL"
Chicago Northwestern railroad an
nounccd removal OF the embargo GA
freight TO Iowa points.
At tho stockyards here 1.lG" cars "f
live stock were received today. y hich =,
10 moro than on the sam" date last year.
Pcrishahlc freight switched here today
totallcd 59o cars. Passenger traffic i
operating with difficulty. however. many
trains arriving several hours late.
Dcspit" reports Of general improve
mcnt. officers Of tho local unions assert
that tho mon are standing firm and will
not return until wage demands are
granted
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-13

WASHINGTON. Aug. l2.-Witncsscs
today before the Federal Electric Rail
ways commission w"r" in agreement
that the financial situation of tho com
pani"S WAS serious and probably would
grow wnrS" h"CauS" Uf rising costs ana
motor vehicle c"mp"tiiion.
E"m"dI"S suggested ranged from tn"
proposal "f Mayor tOuZcuS. Of Detroit.
Cor municipal ownership and operation
If urban lines ON III" ground that they
were social problem. vital to tho
health and w"ll beng "f citizens TO
suggestions hy STATE utility commits
sioncrS that rrN'uu"~ b" increased. The
commissions reported were those of In
diana. Connecticut and l.h"d" Island.
T.. T.. Ingram. 0f Detroit. retired
manufacturer, who described himself
merely as a citizen. suggested public
ownership Of the street car plants, a
nominal fare charge and absorption OF
any operating deficit ny taxation Of the
land values OF property served by the
lines This. nc said. was the only al
formative to municipal operation. Mayor
Couzcns. however, contcnded that only
by sociological treatment of the matte
could any real approach be made towa|