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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-16

DAYS however. he has been trnnrsnN lis
sinesra. hopes ara entertained OF MS
9alf.rnate. and speedy reeIreIy
i installation of Officers OF WARSAW
canr, s4p NJ w A.: Tonight WEI al
t,rsts..- In1c,1 artarvar,ts rnis GAME
INV u1esrss twice a mnIlrt1., On tile lSt
and srrt Thursday evenings OF EACH
muntI.
/ Mrs Lucv e. VI (Jonesa paugnertS
passed away Jan IITll. 1917 ar ll.s
home CT her daughter MIS-. Jas w
CABIN m PEORIA aged 81 Tea1S.
months and s daTs.,
ga was bnrr1 III KncKT KIM
tawnsi.7p. EIncock county, MAY =
IS5H November Il. I37S she was
united in marriage To MI. JAS y. Lca1i-
sssissrsy he preceding her in deaIli-
Way II. 1874 To this union eiGhr
children we're born. one dying m m
faucv, and AanilIa dying IN June, 1919
The. SURVIVING children ara Mrs. Essr
sic Sears. Of ElIsInn,. Me-; MIS- A T.
Da,Ig.rertv. CT NdzlTou, Ill; Mrs. Bay
En-.s. OF pear.a- H.. Mr5-. Tessie
t4oiIff1er on warsaw: 2-s. Jas. w Conn
o. penria- ILL.,; and MISC Eeisn Daalgh-
ertv OF Peoria She also leaves eleven
gram, chi ldrsrI 10 mourn Ike less OF Il
,gaad grandmother Mrs.- Esas1gkerrE
was kind. Lowing amt sFEr'a1iler1c
rnrrf1sr and Il Kind and netprli TREND
CO srerrnudv amt hsr Inss VIII be dsep--
" raIr by them
$ Fer burial occurred II Warsaw Jan.
IA, 1919 from the home OF her dsaslgll-
ter, Mrs Walter Gailiher Rev u w
Kettle. OF w. Z church officiating.
rY,r1 card r1a----v rrrls.s4f:iv evening
gwen by the Yaung Psnptes5 socierT CT
Sacred Eea-- csrrcr WIZ well ar
tended IN the MEtts scf,nsI house and
an sn5uvanIe time was had
\ January gs there vii BE an mira
ttnn and banquet ar FIT Madison or
the Catholic churches or sssrr Madison,
HAsKuA, Hamilton WarSaw,, Car-ragH
and Naavon. Rev. Father Cleary CT Sa-
cred Asarr c1urcI ana snne or MS
partsfiunsrs Will arIsi1G.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-16
AM ATTACK OF INFLnEMzA
OFTEN LEAVES KIDNEYS IN
WEAKENED CONDITION.

Doctors in all parts OF tiie country
have been kept husy with tla cpl
demir OF inIiuenga which las visited
SO many hnmes
The symptoms OF tsiis disease arr.
very distressing and leave the system
N a run down condition. Almost
every victim complains Of lame 5ack
laad urinary CEuutJies which st1nuiu
nor be neglected.. as these danger
signals oftau lssd To dangerous KIDD
new troubles. Druggists report
large sale On DR. Kiliner's Swamp
Root WHICH so many people say 5anu
heals and strengthens the kidneys
after an at1sisi1 az grip. SwaEnp-hoBt,
being an herbal compound, has a
gentle healing effect on the kidneys
which IS almost immediately unEeasi
In most cases by ti1osa who Try II
DR. Ailmer g. CO.. Einanamrnn, ~ ~,
offer % send a sample size our-iea OF
on rsceipr OF ten CENTS
To every sufferer who raaIssfs II 4
trial WITH convince any one WHO may
be IN nead OF 1t. Regular medium AND
large sizsH bDt7les. For sale ar all drIg-
E.sts. Be sure To mention this paper
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-16

WARSAW. HI, jan. I5s-Lloyd aic
BsnIev Lapsiey, Erst ei;iss EraInan OK
the ba1tsesiiip FtG1da IL home On q
ten Oars nlr,uiIgiI Ets vessel Id ar iS6r
folk, va Lloyd Is a tTDtca- sailor d1iu
is in prime heaItar tslouEtl Drnn2sHl
somewhat By his many Crps aGrass
the ocean. lie wis present VIII nis
vessel at the silrreilder on Tie GtslIn an
Iear, and vtIile it WIS a grand siEar-
1T seemed more ike r1ll1eF-ai- t1ss nad
a wnrtd OF experience. and VIII ce-
main IN tsia navy
Miss Fannie Ayers 81 npMs c-um a
six weeks vtssr n hannibal, among
relatives
Raoert E1uDlssns is home r-um Ca-np
Grant, where ne was mustered our
tins weaK He was a member OF 62lst
signal battalion. camp W.sdswurttl. Ga.
EIIss1 Russail is home, having EeAn
mustered ont Like the rest OF the boys
that the aSnfstica prevented Tlm go
ing drrseaa he Ii disappointed
The quantity OF booze That leaves
Warsaw daslv III suit cases AMI Small
paciragas Is bouisni1g, and or course
tie "1rfgff1y-s.' caITv away a drink or
two nesides The aur0mnDiIs 1T1H SILL
does smashing business with NO one
70 Interfere apparently Iufy IsC
''st.Ifess efts' and there Will ne seven
starss vacant
The river hers Is cier1 1Gr Very
low. and small ctiHlcs ICE ire cut-ang
this weather Some Ice OF gnnd 1uait-
u hHs baslI packed and OF course
there Il presumably plenty or nsinw
Zsru ahead
ara good IN spite OF the Fact that ma
teraIa have advanced 70 an alarming
figure
Mayor Ell. s. Laf1on, was Ma-saw
visitor WsfnesiaT
Rev. Or George Long IS Laid w WITH
blood poison in his right Leg, fr1reccsn
from his IeSe Leg, The great eae or which
vas mjursi a. wee. or SCI ago. The Left
leg got we'll and then the Infection aD-
peared IN the right. For me past few
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-16
Hsrss Zeal FEm Queer
rBv United Preas. ]

LONDON, Dec 21---fhy maiIB-
Queen Mary CT England viii make her
debut as a screen actress in d movie
Just completed
This - q real movie sensation and
gees 10 prove how democratic Dc
these days
The Aim Shows women OF BrI12fH
engaged OF a9rp4ans work Queen
MzrTs sTfnes'' we're explained 10 her
and she played them forthwith with
out rehearsal Her part was 20 talk
FOR z,5Eus time with one Of the artists
WHO was supposed To De busy at war
work. she spoke 10 enc o< the girls
for souse moments ACCORDING 20 TIE
Book and then shock Ter warmly
Eg the hand.
EyerFone waz delighted with ne
queens performance. but TO Tile encr
scerua1Ion Of the producers she made
her skis rz1aer TOO soon- The sftua-
ton Tas explained BY one CT the
LADIES' II waiting and with SMILE her
majesty went forward and completed
ne sceae
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-16
10 Rozt n. stzt..

DElS MONIES, Iowa, Jan 1.-THE
executive committee Of the Iowa Fed
Grafton OF Farm bureaus which net
here announced the purposes OF the
Organization 10 De TO present the IN
ssrsats OF Iowa farmers IN the build
fur Up OF bigger and better state
AID 20 be strictly rou-partfsau IN
politics.
T. r Howard President OF the as
ISOLATION. was named as = delegate
To represent Iowa at a meeting 20 be
held In ithaca N T., February IL and
IL aE which meeting a national or
raalzasfzu viii be formed
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-16
ELEVEN BODIES
| ARE FOUND
Confirmed trcus osss y

street Beside Elm were The bcsy.s,
Of two women, apparently dead.
The large number of women zuaorz
the victims was accounted for hy no
fact that the explosion occurred d,,r.
ing the noon hour, VIXEN women en-
plo7ed in nearby factories were IN
the street
A tenement house rear the r}a-~
was partly demolished and A r7,uihe.
OF women and children were frfI,~s5
Soon after the explosion tha
crowds became so dense thai sof
diers and sailors were ordered r.
stand guard and the crowd rza
forced back to a safe etstaucs hv
men with fixed bayonets.
Red Cross nurses and the women,
motor cor5s did effective work s.
dressing the wounds OF the IuH.rag
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-16

seven tsreeE SCHOOLS WIKI 50 1900 esres.is
sgnfinrs
The Crack premier Ia his n,emGrans
dunn taxes 10 four regions. which ne
desires 20 incorporate taCS modern
f.rgssce-Sarrh EDsrIs, Tnraca, Con-
srauEuaUIe and Asia d1uor LiCDaral
Ver1lza4ns w51ld dtTlde worth EpI-
-ls Bsrwesn Greece and Albania Ea
would have t1e Grse1-Rul gartan oounr
Diary follow the ArIar and Martha
~rars, thus csrrc1ug orr bulgaria. rrcu
the Aegean ses- giving Greece a gTeaS
portion &C ancient Ehrascs Armenia.
ne suggests, shnuId be made sspa-
rae state, nuL the v.liayets 8t ADrusa,
Adm, 5saa1azxs and IsnI1d wiLn TIC
adiarenr islands, snaHIa Ds auuszsa
by Greecs
The city ef grusa however, lie
would r1Izn over 20 E1s new TURKISH
government tagss1er VITA lrs Mariner
Al pprr
This settlement would s14g leave
more taan 15B 900 Creeks IN TURKISH
Armenia, bun penizeIos today suggesE
ed a reciprocal emigration. these
Szree1ts moving INTO Alden and bruaa
while the Turks w1rli1 rae Greek prov
5nces move into TURKISH serri10rY
Feuizeios reminds re peace f,s1e-
cares caaI tls entente proHsasss
G-esaa Important rsr-t5arta4 concese-
tcus n 4ais Ailor Tor ner ral471ary M
1srvenriou, WEIGH the aslgses LATER tug-r-
81 down when VeTIizsfos was III r y6aI-
asou 70 Offer Il Fhe Drsa1Ier's ner1or-
asldII1n - aazd - be & grea. nl6derazIon
Or the original cnncsssl6ns.
IGSiy for Democratic Settlement
Icy Eenry Wood, United Press 9saG
Correspondent
( PARIS, Jan f5.--f-aIy has a5su-
9oned iIs Enper1sEs1!c program AID
definitely aeceptes. the British and
American f6eas Of a democratic peace
settlement
That wss the interpretation IN
some Diplomatic quarters today OF
ne raj 2ra<i6r u the eusirs Italian
cabinet la1s yest6rcay.
Tral7's territorial ambitions, have
constituted one % Gae sJln5ggng
CLOCKS Ia TIE Deacs conferences The
cd schoof l1aIlaa diplomats stoi5dIy
cIuaz 70 the determination that the
entire program Of political and ter.
rfJartaI exDaasl0n stoul6 be carried
our TIE more democratic members
II the government counseIed various
degrees Of modification This led 10
4 ministerial crisis which reached fts
climax yescsrdsy-
Foreign Minister 5onnt1o was
recognized as tie leader of the
c5sdue opposed 70 any modification Of
the provisions of the London racr
His attitude resulted II the rssfzua-
ton Of Minister gissolad WHO held
the portfolio Of military and war Pen
sious and The threatere6 resfxuatiou
of other ls5eraI ministers
4 The understanding waa reached n
Italian political circles soT1Ie time ago
that the SOLUTION of the problem
would BE the ousStlz OF Souatno. Il
was reported
4 m view 81 TIE fae1 that 5oEzfzo "a
now duly accredited delegate 70 tbs
peace congress It "a doubtful whethes
he can be su5erzedeG- There Is nC
doubt. however. ttaS his attitUde Il
the conferences viii De greatly II
iEuence6 By the cabinet resfxza ttoz
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-16
BIG SHOE BILLS
CAN BE CUT

T will always wear shoes with lissiis.
esies. writes Mr.. NJ. Newman OF the
J Newman Mig. Co. Of MINNEAPOLIS.
Trey are sure-ior soies III every way,
waterproof, more comfortable and more
duF8ble. After many months Of wear
they remain IN good condit:cn."
AIR. Newman, ard millions Of Others,
rave fourd Chat the answer Go the sIioe-
OH problem lies N getting soies ttat
wear long tir1e-Ne6lia Soies-
They are scientifically made, very
to1ea ard Yet have the other Qualities
tisat s6ies stould haye-carsfort and
absolute wsteTcroofaess- Get Me5ilr-
snsed shoes for your wf1oie farail7,
they are foua6 nearly everyvFitrs and
m all styles. Have worn shoes re-
pared with Ne5lsa Soles. They are
made by The Goodyear Tire & Pshfser
Company, Akron. Ohio. wElr, alsr, r5ayxs
Wiasfooe Eeeis---gl1srarteea n, ra,4.
wear any other heels,
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-16
T-xeh sscu4 aussiz.

rCnfted Press Leased Wire Service
SEATTLE, Wash Ian 1.-THE
afg Labor unions Of Seattle were IN
sharp fssE1e today With the civic adj
Esfr tstrztion because OF the alleged
outrage of the police IN breaking Up
Al open air meeting called 10 dis
cuss ~ttze truth about Rzzsasa.
Resolutions Demanding the recall
os Nzvcr Ola Ezzsn- 49, 49, -
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-16
Peariz Grain.

PEORIA, III. Ian ISs-C0r1-Aar
let unchanged To &c higher. No :
white. s155G t.z5ta Nc. ) white
81 g19D13L No. yellow. st.3dT
49,. No. 5 yellow. sf.JaGa i-32; Va
s yeiIow. sf2SGp 2g'1r No. 3 uiizea
sr.aT5 Nc. MIXED. sr34a5 Ls5.s va
. mixed. sf3us No s mfxgd, yt-2sg
-
OaEs-MarKst nc higher SCaha-
ard IS &c.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-16
Department 0 Agr
Weather Ez-TEaII
Weather Forecast

weather Ez-rEau
nf..,a.- Eer-ezxr
Fer E-ss,Is1rlr and vicinity: Proca5T
-,f, - s,s,-rr tf,r,,srf,AA and Fricay. cold
ar E,risav
Ec- town. Pzr-Ir cJcr-dv rortgrc a1f
rpris4av probably rain or snow N ex
r-szune southeast portion colder Frs
sssv IN rf.s west ar. central pcrt1Cns
r7r.fs-V-r
- rri<u,r--f- ryaf, m ses4 and scr-a
y lssso TO- = s-+t>,, rs
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-16
st. Lnuia Live Stack.

ST L.0TTa. lam ID Cattle Re-
ceiprs, 1909 head. Market steady
Native beef afeers ST. 5leDIS -; :,
yaariing sTsers and heirers, S9s51Gp
1900 Cows, ST. 5a6br2 80 stnckers
and leaders,, SIS. IgGpt2-l0. calves,
4 ST. T5dDT Is Texas steers. 6.a1D
III Ta., COWS and heiIars,, SI5gm1 So.
Eugs-Raceiprs, II 5iD4 aead. Mar
hat 100 T5r higher. Mixed and butch
ers, sI,I 400 Ii So. good To heavy.
SIT 5@rLsa; rough, s15loa@ LIZ. 4d;.
Light, SIT8aM1T 51; pigs, zL2.18@
u. So, bulk. SIT 4aDII so
aiieeD-- 1880 head. Mar
kar steady Ewes, SIS. 5adp 10. az; lambs
S16lB00pIS.5o ca1nsrs and choppers.
S5lG0@9.0G.
Kansas City Live Stock
KANSAS CITY, No.. IAN. I6.-Cat
tia-ReasiptS, 5000 head. MARKET
and heifsrs,. sd.1atdpT34 so; stuclsars
$1,000 IA Is.
HogS Receipts, 19s51n head Mar-
ket strong BuIk,. SILI5n III a.:
heavy. sr1.aadpII.65;. medium, s1L15
@1I65s light sT6.I56 1880.
aheap-Receiprs, 5000 head. Mar
lner STRONG. Lambs, SI45a11a. So:
ewes, 50. 5ddpI9.5as stncifsrs AM feed
ers SOD @15.aG
IL
0naisa Live Stack.
OMAHA, Nen Ian. I5i-g-a11rIe--
Receipts 400 head Market strong
20 Zoe higher Steers, ST2.T5Gp Is Sd:
COWS and hsifers, sf.T56D IA-aGs
stacksra ans. feeders. sL9Gtlp I5.5fk.
calves, sT5GDI3.5G; bulls and stags.,
So I5@5 I1-fd
Hngs-Rlecsiprs. 1850 head. Mar
ket sreadF TO T1c lower. Bulk slT-8d.
@IL25s; top. s1L50
Sheep-Raesipts, 1a,Gga head Mar
ret steady To strong Tearfings..
50 Goo s-gI; wetf1ers S. 5GGp L. sd.
lambs. sIagG@15s5da ewes, $4,000
II.gn.
New York Pr1d,Ice.
NEW YORK, Ian T6.-Flour, quiet.
unchanged.
Fork, quiet Mess, s5G.5G
LzrG- steady Middle vest spot,
s24 I56 g4s5
sugar raw. qafet. Centrifugal test.
E.2a.
hEUnEG, 4st1Et. LII ELHL,s SED-Ju..
crushed, sT125a powdered, 80 La
grannIa-Ed, sa.gu
Csfae Rio No. Z en- spot, Lie.
TaIlow. weak. City, I914cs special,
He.
Fay. frmer NO I. sI-THdp so. NO
4, 81 Esq I III; clover aI-5H9p Leo
Drsssss. poultry, firm TarkRss. Is
@4se. chickens. zS@ 5ac. FOWLS, 24g
aSc:: di1cks $50 CSC.
Live pouItry. dill Geese. 25i0cac;;
t1sSxs. "a @a5c, fawfs. a163aSc: roosr-
ers. TO 22c: chickens, 23dp9Tc.
Cheese. steady State milk common
to special, a23sacs si1f-us common to
specials, Iz@2sc.
Barter,. unsettled, recetDts, $3.50
Creamery exIras, g61a MeigcS dairy
this. ssrGtic. Imitation creamery
arsts. 4sf54gc.
Egg. s1eady- receipts LII 25-
Nearby wfdra raneg. 6TG6sc;; nearby
mixed fancy, ss1s4cs fresh. Stdpd4c-
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-16

and taxing them rum the scene.
Every ambulance IN the city, IN
Guiding all aTaila1ie army and navy
agnbutaucsss was r7Isasd 70 the 5DGt,
while sGnres OF ddCfors dressed mi
nor INJURIES OF those able 10 lock- out
fnr- Themselves
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-16

n1ovaI of Police Chief r. T. Warren
unless immediate punishment is viz
lied On the poIics officials who as
slrned The responsibility or the break
up. were unanimously passed by the.
central Labor council Last night
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-16

LINCOLN. Meb., Jan. 1s.-Eaeu
ehe final roll was taken On. ne led.
er;st dry amendment IN the Nebraska
state senate this morning. Nebraska
soions aHswere. 70 their names with
a simple AYE" or no" Everything
was as quiet and solemn AZ a Sun
day school.
As The name Of Senator Tanner u
Douglas, wss called, he made no
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-16
IRISH o-Ieqztes Selected.

limited Press Le8ed Wire Service-I
DUBLIN, Jan f6--Count Pfunkett
and Edmond Lera have been selected
al the irish delegates to the peace
>a@fa<eaAA e uzAA a~k< <@-dA- ThS-
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-16
MOVING PICTURES.
Marsuerfte Clark. 4uncie TENS
Cz5ir.-

Marsuerite Clark. sUncie TENS
CABIN
wfnaanae Marguerite Clark a. Eva.
Is surely a little Angels Topsy she
Is surely a little devil With this big
little star in Americas best known
play the Grand Will entertain yuu
today and TOMORROW Come eilhsr
day, but be sure. TO come Uncle
TOMS Cabin as Paramount Presents
It Is the Dig feature OF the film world
Eecazza ynu know the story 50
wei It need not be told Bur YOU
should know that the cast Ia ,sxrep-
ttouaIfT good; thar Miss Clark and
her company actually iourreyed 10
the OF Mississippi near New Or
leans TO get proper atmosphere A
Beautiful odd home was used for the
ST. Claire mansion and the real aUc-
ton block OF the real slave market
IN front OF the ST. Louis hotel. New
Orleans, was used IN the slave sell
ing scenes. Ia short, Uncle Tom
Cabin has been given a splendid
production -Afvergiseuenr-
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-16

OF the Sfnn Fein members af partis
msnh.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-16

Colds causa Grip and iFTftuc1z1
LAXATIVE ERCM0 GTTyTyE Tab
zers rsmGvs the cause There Is only
CHE sErumn Gufuiue.' e. w
GROVES ssgIatzlrs ON the box 3jc-
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-16

Baker approves the findings OF tie
Judge advocate generals Office now
Before him
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-16
AZ che Hirecdrome-

See George Walsh tonight IN III
Say So al the Hfppodrums. It Is a
lively picture that viii keep your in
terest From start 10 finish This IS
followed by = Mutt and Jeff comedy.
Iomorr0r, Dorothy Phillips in TIE
Talk oE the Town There are fs.l-
lures about this picture that VIII de-
light you Tie cafe scene, the
Chinese jazz hand and the Frisco
ca5aretz at night are all Incidents 70
this nation picture which give the
star her supreme chance 70 appear
At her best
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-16
VIII Net Sc Court nzrriaf.e

United Press Leased Wire Service
WASHINGTON. jar I6.-ColoneI
Deeds, air craft leader, VIII not be
ocE<1 zaA<-1zIsd z Secretary Ok War
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-16
cniczEo Pruducs.


" CHICAGO. lam. RtIrter-,t- ra.,
cry egtIas,. G5c;. creamery staudars.,
6sE D64css dairy firsts, g. sosalsa'a
dairy seconds; G8@6I rsc. 1-'7s
\ Bggs Ordinary Ersts, 544. mn.
firsts,, 56G
Cheese Twins, sT@s75sc; Fonu,
Americas. sTsDsaG.
Observation-Disclosures, Is cars. W..
cnnsin and Minnesota, Der eur
81. Sg61I. 90.
Live pnuItrF-F'owis, CSC; d,eg,
3Icss geese. 22s: spring chicken
223c; tIrkeys, 3ac.
Chicago Hys, barley and sesa.
\ CHICAGO. ILL.,. Jan. 15.-Rye---ss
~, sI62nL. 62A.
/ EaEiay-9ScQ ST. o.
4 TilnnriiY SO. aamTa5U
ClGver-NomiuaL
St. Louis Hay Market.
ST. LOUIS. NO.. Jan. l5.-Ha-
Inspection OF so cars showed u tilno.
thy 10 clover mixed, 6 clover i Il.
falfa and prairie The increased
receipts are meeting q fair demand
all grades and descriptions selling al
about steady prices. Current arrigalr
consist chiefly OF tinothg,, which
along with clover mixed, asils unsl
readily Sales Clover mi1ei- mo 4
I car at s2G;, No. I, I ear heavy mixed
ar $3.50, I CIR dn at SIT, I CHI light
mixgd at SIS, I car and part ear at
$50, I car choice light mixed at sss
Timothy -sHmpIa grade, L ear at 81.
switched. I car at s24.51 I car IL
S25.5d delivered TO this side, No. !. i
car ar SIS, cars al SIT one switch.
ed. Nc. 2, I car at S2g: 3 cars Na
2 and standard at $40 one switched;
srandart-2 cars at s51: No. 4, carz
al s32, I at S3a.51. at saA Glover
NO. I, I car at s2Sl5a I at s2a
AIfaIfa--1 car No. at s22.
St Louis Hcrscs and Mules.
ST. LOUIS. Mo-. Jan. I5.-Earse:
Qualify was JUST fTir as an aver
age, carrying only a few real good
sourheruers on which the demand
csnters al this time. There weEs
more buyers than attended the prevs
GUS weeks market. but al the Sans
time there were a great many mDr'
horses so that the rada did well u
bold a steady Level with Il wseif agu
II was a fairly active market anf
practically everything was cieanel
I'D during the day.
EazrRrn chunks -...-.-.--.-S Li'idp IN
Farm mares. southern type. E25G1sI
Southern horses choice. I18@1A
&c q.
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cnicauc caah Grain.

Chicago CaSn Grain.
CHICAGO. IAN Whsat-Na 2
hard. 81 e6D2 25E No. spring.
21@222
Corn-Mo- 3 yellow. FL 48GDr Al ::
Nc. 4 yellow. sIs5n 3D. No. s yell
low, sI32dpI Nos 6 yellow. sf25
GL31 No 4 WHITE, 81 331s q $50 :; :,
No. 5 whire, sI2a1L- 33as1aa Nc. 8
white, sf2G91 81 No. A mixed, 81 SO
GL35; NO. mixed. sT.311Lssr Nc.
6 mixed. gIa4dal- 20
CatS-Nc. 3 white, S-w9 6ar-.css
No. white DE; standard, $500
6g14c
cniczSo Esss Stock
CHICAGO. Ian Ii. Hogs-Re-
cgiprs, 55slGg heat Market steady.
Euik,, BIT 4saIT-18; butchers, BIT so
OH So. pacatng. sz5.6@UI TO- Hgh1.
s1Gs59rT51s pfgs, SIE75@ I5aG;:
r0ugfs, sI6.aGG 1864
CarrIa-Recefpr5. I3.dGG head Mar
kst steady 70 higher Eesvss. ss-T5@
1886: butchers stoch, 81 250I4 30 :.
Gamers and cutters. sS.4GD IS;
stackers and feeders, sS.goG %;
eaws. sT25GfA-5gs calves. s15.5g@
1880
Slfsep-RecefDts 20 Geo head. Mar
ket steady r0 higher Lambs, stI-5a
Gf6T5c ewes, ss.aa9tLAd-
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N.. Mexico rsous..

s9AsNT-T F'E " H., Jan. I5-fhs
Eew Mexican house Of representatives
ratigled the DrohlBlGlon amendment To-
day By a vote OF - 20 !. Sena4s ap
provai OF tie amendment was 20 re "a.
rnrdea shortly after the resolution wa
received from tie holI5e.
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sTERyTETNE READY
FOR PEACE MEETING

eCanr.uled ROM Sags .
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Mehraslsa cIinct1ca b.

LINGOI.M, Web, Jan. I5.--Ne7
brasiea, home state OF William Ter-
ni4igs Bryan, today rarfied the fed
eraI prohibition amendment, being
the thIrtyssfxrh and anai state Heess-
gary under the federal constitution 70
acT IN making prohibition part 0r the
rensrfT-1on TO act in making prohfDt-
ZION part Of the constitution
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NeaN Megicn ir LIE.


SANTA FE, NJ ", IAN T5.--E1 an
effort 70 make New Mexico the thirty
sixrh stare ra1iSYing the federal dry
amendment, republican leaders
planned 70 rush the ratification reso-
IIeson through the Legislature befors
noon today. Governor LarraZdio VIII
wait in the cloak room Of the senate
chamber 10 sigh the resolution as
soon as Il passes both houses
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ST PAIL MINI. IAN 18th
Minnesnta ssnare trdav ratified II
national pr8tibit4ou amendment a
10 II. The house was sgJec-ed =
follow shorty
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-24
Appeal for Jewish Relief
at South Amboy Confirmation

SOUTH AMBOY, March 24:-The
confirmation of Herman Hochheiser.
the thirteen-year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Hochheiser. took place
on Saturday morning at the Shiwas
Acham in upper Henry street. After
the services Mr.. n Mrs. Hochheiser
extended an invitation to those pres
ent to attend n dinner at their home
in Cedar street, which was served
promptly at IL o'clock.
During the feast Harry Klegman
announced that he had received n
letter from Jacob Shift. chairman of
the jewish Relief Association in New
York, in which he appealed to this
class of people, stating the conditions
of those in Europe. Charles Fasler
read the epistle and afterward ex-
planned the urgent need for funds
necessary to sustain life for the strug-
Cling Jews in Palestine. This appeal
by Mr.. Fasler brough SIS and was
turned over TO Samuel Lerner to be
forwarded to the central committee
in New York.
Many presents were received by
the youth confirmed. among them be-
ing a present of 5000 from his par
lents. Among those present YER Mr.,
and Mrs. Samuel Hochheiser, Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Lerner, Mr.. and Mrs
Meyer Schewelowitz, Mr.. and Mrs,
Lazar Rosenthal, Alexander Gold
stD!2. Ioseph Goldstein. Max thinner
man, MIR. Simerman, Charles FasleI
of Perth Amboy, and Samuel Medi-
nets.