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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-04
Ia "PRENSA" EN- SAN DIEGO, CAL.
FL Presidente Wilson visitara la ciudad Ell dia 19.-La gran
huelga y sus efectos.-Un submarine aleman en- Ell puerto.
Barcos franceses haran la travesia del Pacifico.-Otras
noticias.

rias poblaciones del Distrito Norte de
Ia Baja California estuvo a punto
de agotarse la gasolina que Sc en-
plea para los automobiles.
En- el canine de San Diego a In
perial Valley, Sc do el case de que
Sc quedaran varios AUTOMOBILES pa
radios por falta de gasolina, pues las
eStaciones del canine vendieron TODD
ell liquido a u marchantes Y no
pudieron abastecerse del que les fall
taba para atender a su clientele.
FL ingeniero G. Ramos
Ell senior Gilberto Ramos, compe-
tente ingeniero del Colegio Militar,
eS ahora el jefe del Canine Nacional
entire Tijuana Y Mexicali. Con la
ausencia temporal del ~ingeniero AL
ducin, el ingeniero Ramos ha asu-
mido el alto empleo Y csta dirigien-
do ell nuevo canine que unira iirec-
tanente a Tecate con Ensenada, Ba-
ia California.
Aver partio para ell lugar donde
st esta llevando a cabo la construc-
ci6n del canine nacional, e. ingenie-
TO Ramos. Estuvo aqui Y en- Tijuana,
al arreglo de asuntos r~elacionados
con 81 ruevo empleo.
e. nombramiento del ingeniero Ra-
mos ha sido objeto de felicitaciones
Dor parte de sus amigos.
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81 hubierG pa

FL sc5or TrequeneuX, de la mari
ma francesa. ha llegado a este puerto
para hacer los arreglos relatives a
fin de que en- San Diego tomen car
bon veinte barcos de pasajeros ' car
ga f~ranceses que a a hacer Ia ira
vesia en- ell Pacifico.
Estes barcos no tomarian e. car
bon aqui 81 las condolences de Me-
xico fueran favorables, pero las esta-
clones que podian vender carbon en-
Guay-nas. Mazatlan Y Acapulco, va
no pueden dar csc combustible por el
estado de guerra que prevalece en-
Mexico.
Para Ia ciudad de San Diego es
nuy favorable la permanencia tent
pcral de los barcos en- su puerto Y
ta.nbien muy ventajoSas para ell CO.
mercic.
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I'm CAIRO de muertos

Ccrca de mil pasajeros estan ira
.yendo los AUTOMOBILES que hacen el
~serricio entire San Diego Y Los Ange-
les. en- estos dias de huelga de fe-
rroca-riles.
e. canine a Los Angeles esta re-
corrido cast de milla en- milla por IN
auto. Pero entire todOs los coches
que han transportado pasajeros a Los
Angeles Sc ha distinguido uno: es I'm
auto cue ha servido para transporter
cadaveres al cementerio.
vlendo que no encontraban otro
medic de If a Los Angeles, I'm CRU
DO de viajeros alquilo csc coche fu-
nebrc Y acomodandose 10 mejor que
lpudo sin preocuparle POGO nj mucho
If donde iban, marcharon 4 Ia allegro
ciudad en- ell coche que solo sirviera
para Ilevar muertos.
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La huelgG en- California

La huclga de los ferrocarrileros en-
aClifornia esta tcr7ninada va.
En- San Francisco, Los Angeles
Y en- esta ciudad Sc han celebrado mi
tines en- los que los huelguistas de-
cidieron regresar al trabajo.
va hoy Sc admitio carga para di-
versos puntos de California Y proba-
blemente los trenes corran 6esde ma
mana.
Millares de d6lares en- frutas de
las grandes huertas de California, Sc
han repartido gratis entire los pobres
' ell resto Sc ha tirado en- ell MAI o
en- los rios, pues sin los ferrocarri-
les no ha podido salir para el Este,
que es ell SECURE mercado del sabro-
so producto c~aiiforniano.
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PERMISOS PARA FINCAR

A. Reckey para constru;r IS habi-
taciones de dos pleas cada una on
H. Gale de San Fernando.
Al mismo para construlr "a habl-
tacioner de dos piezas cada II en-
Ia raile de Sail Fernando.
Sam G. Hastings, para clausurar
una galeria en- la casa 999 de IA ca
lie de Jones.
James P. Hickman para remodeiar
las puertas dc la casa 1876 S. Galan.
Jose NJ. Macias para poner nuevo
techo en- la casa 2410 de Ia Gale de
S. Speed.
Ed. C. Geiss para poner n gale
ria ADDITIONAL en- la casa 1913 de- la
Gale de n. E. Rische
Lula Tanhauwer para conatruir
cuatrc cuartos para haDitaci6n en- la
casa 1888 E. Trinity.
Ramon Flores, para construir tres
c~uartos en- "a casa $3.50 Gale de Hyde.
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Ell U-SS

Sc e~ncuentra en- este puerto ell
submarine aleman Ub-SS uno de los
barcos que tuvieron mas partlclpa-
.ci6n en- Ia gran guerra mundial.
"a historic de la nave submarine
es verdaderamente trdfica: hundio
mas de Is barcos aliados. unos de
pasajeros Y otros de cargo.
Tiene cuatro tubos lanza-torpedos;
IN canon de IS centimetros Y mide
Ia nave 100 pies de largo.
Probablemente desde manana Sc
permitira al pueblo de San Diego,
visitar ell interior de esta nave de
guerra. Acomrana al submarine. que
ahora trae tripulaci6n americana, Ell
Bittern.
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Sslio para San Quintiu.

El gobernao . >,antu, despues de
darnos Ia agradable nuera, salio para
San Quintin Y demas pcquehas pob!a
clones del Distrito Sur, en- viaje de
inspection. como va he anunciado.
Sc cree QUO 81 gobernador dure en-
este viajo mas de tres semanas y
que q 81 regreso va hayan dado prin-
cipio las obras del abastecimiento de
aqua potable de Ensenada, con 10
quo la poblnci6n; repito, va a gannr
nucho.
Para Of regreso del gobernador ne
prepare en- eSta ciudad IN banque-
ia n quo asitir& TODD el elemento Off
ciai Y las falnilias de In localidad.
Los shinos elsrrnadoa
Auneue eli esta region son muy po-
coa los ehinos que hRcen negocios y
que han estableeido aqui su hogan, Ia
alarns ha iiegado hssts ellos, pues
Sc ha d!stribuido propaganda lmpre-
50 eR !s qua 50 invita- al pueblo g
acabsr con lon hiies de Ia Rephblics
del Cieie.,.,,
Aeui les ehihoa % hiea Vistess ne
meisstaR q hsdie, no dan trasa3e c
las autaridades y ST sirvaa para Gus
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DISCURSOS

Aloeueioaes. poesias, cartas iamilia-
rs. anorosas, de due.o y de ueg0cios,
~articulos. cts. nece=ia-a ID. haeer
srecueutemeate en- 81 vida soSIRl. y
ST TO sabe hacc-.o. fa.ta-l c se Ion-
d-a e. vc-Elsa=a Cu&ndo necesitc
aIro de clio. pidalo "a Don Flacido Bill
bac. 10 Ncachaca Street. San AntO-
MO. Texas. Discusses sNtensos, $500:
Discusses h-cves, 500: Cartas. si-oc.
EScritoS d. tcdas classes = prsc'os
eOrvencionases-
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Ensayos de sabios.

va varios sabios mexicanos Y no
m~exicanos habian hecko el estudio
de las aguas potables de Ensenada Y
labian hallado que era pesima Ell
aqua que habia en- Ia poblaci"n.
Las intermediates que vienen pade-
ciendo los vecinos Y las lnnumeratles
dificultades con que Sc tropieza pa
IA obtener Ell precioso liquido, lie
raron al amino de los r~ecinos a con
firmar las declaraciores de los sa-
bios; unicamente faltaba que, sotre
las tales declaracinnes, Sc hiciera al
20 practice, cosa que sc ha 'cerado
va por medic del contrato en- que Ell
gobierno Sc compromise a tales Y Qua
les cosas Y n compania -ontratista
i dar aqua a ,os ensaradenses.
Basic decir. para dar una idea de
a situaci6r que reira aqui. que ulti-
mamente los vecinos Sc han vistc pri
vados del liquido potable Y han do
de puerta en- puerta en- busca dc unas
cuantas gotas para apaTar SD sed.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-04
Is espercdo el Jue-

De hoy a manana debe llegar a
esta poblacion Ell seh!r licenciado don
Manuel Pima Y Cuevas, Juez de Pri-
nera Irstancia &c Ensenada, BaJa
California, Mexico.
e. licenciado Pima y Cuevas fue a
Ia capital gozando de mas vacacio-
mes que lie fueron concedidas por el
gobicrno Y con el objeto de arreglar
vurios asuntos particulars.
Fl juez ira desde luego d dese'npe-
6ar 81 enpleo en- Ia Baia California
Ia qasoiinn cal Baja California
Con motive de Ia huelgc, CT va
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sc les explote por todos los nledlos
imaginables...
iPapel m~oneda?
Una a~utoridad de esta %poblacion
esta expidiendo wales, pies dice, ca
rece de dinero para pagan a los M
pleados.
Esto ha causado pr0fundo DISCUS
TO y parecc cue Sc "a a elevar I'M
uueia al Gobernador del DIstrlto
pues Sc rec que el pasC dado por ell
senior Laureano sea el principle de
una era de papel moneda que traeria
innumerables perjuicios para Ia DO
blaci6n, MIS- aoui donde runca es-
'tuvo en- vicor legal el bilimbiqle dc
tan triste r~ecordacion.
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RECORTE I'd. ESTE ANUNCIO.
VALE DlSERO

No 10 picrdn. Reecrte este nnun-
clio y eHvfoIo, Rcompshado dc Sc. en-
estarnpillaa a Foley and Co. 1885
Sheffield Ave, Chicago, III. I'd, 70
cibira, q vueits de eorrco, IN paque-
Is de muestra do Foley's Honey and
Tar Compound, para Is tos, resfrios y
Group: otro de "Foley Kidney Pills"
para !os dolores de eostado = de Ca
palda, reurGtisno = enfsrnedadcs
de los rihones, do ls vejlgG y Foley
Csthartie Tablets, que son IN msgn!'
fico laxative y 10 mejor para Ia conf
tipaei6n, biliosidad y doler dc eabe-
20 (Adv.)
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Del servicio Esp. de La PRENSA.
SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA Sept.
1o.-El dia 10 del mes actual, ell Sc
nor Presidente Wilson visitara Ia po-
blacion de San Diego, donde pronun-
clara tres discusses; en- San Francis
CO, en- Sacramento, Los Angeles y
Oakland. tambien pronUnciari ciscur-
sos ell P~residente Wilson, con animos
de llevar a la mente del pueblo de
California la idea de unir a los Esta-
dos Unidos en- la sociedad de las ma
clones plareada en- Versailles.
Algunos de los discursos que pro-
nuncie ei Presidente durante su via
je seran a bordo del tren presiden-
cial: pero otros los podrd escuchar
el pdblico en- plazas abiertas o bien
en- grandes ~salones.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-04
Chistes verdes

Varias fami!ias SC quejaron de los
chistes ''verdcs' que algun c6mlco
del Cuadro Novel proferia or ell es-
cenario. Tales chistes causaban la
hilaridad consiguiente en- UT grupo
de a~sistentes al t~eatro, pero lastima-
ban a las familias; como Va u voiver
81 Cuadro Novel, Sc ha tornado nota
de las que;as para im"edir este NAL
proceder de varies "aritstas.'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-04

Cuando necesite ibros en- espanoi
d~irijase a Ignac;o E. Lozano, 11s N.
Sania Rosa ave. San Antonio. Tex.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-20
KERENSKYS
QUIET LIFE
One Time Dictator Of Russia Walks
Alone Through Park When
He Leaves Little
Home.
IBy Edwin Huliinger. United Press
Stan CORRESPONDENT

IBy Edwin Huilinger. United Press
Stan Correspondent
LONDON. Dec 26.-lby naiis-
Alexander Kerensky, former dictator
of Russia. is living quietly IN the
home of friend on Cambridge Stairs
terrace, by Regent park, in London
In his little study, which he occTi-
pies large pan OF the day, ne is pre-
pairing his memoirs, re-rsading ana
re-studytng documents which once
represented the destiny of Russia, and
debating to his Russian stenographer.
who can write shorthand in four
languages
Kerensky has Just finished q book
on the Enrnilofs mutiny.
He seldom goes outside his friend :
beautiful. cozy little house Once
every dav he walks alone through the
winding, graveied Paths OF Regent
part Just across the road.
He likes music, plays the piano
fairly we'll. and sings He knows by
heart an enormous volume OF Russian
vocal music Often ne sits At the
piano in the little parlor on the sec
ond story, and sings through one Rus
sian master after another
ometin,es he stops singing to think
OF his wife and two little boys. most
ages in Moscow, imprisoned 10y the
5oIshevfki soon after the great de-
nacle. and later released from prison
when Mrs. Kerensky signed pledge
they would not leave Russia.
Il is an exquisite little room. this
second-floor parlor. finished in gray.
with a monster white polar bear rug
on the middle OF the floor. several big
sray-upholstered cushiony a-mchairs.
and q wonderful couch into which you
sink as into feather bed when you
sit down.
One wall Is a bank of French win
dows. through which creep the gray
lights OF a London, day. A fire in q
fireplace at one end gives a honey
touch TO the scene.
Kersnsky was a lawyer in Russia
before the revolution He Is stfll in
terested In law and devotes part Of his
time TO legal questions
He is nan Of remarkable person
ality. He has smile that wins you
al first meeting. a real. friendiy-like
smile that conrsnces you right away
he is interested In you he IS direct
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-20
Chicago Tive stock

greater and greater GENERALIZATION
The need for a world city has re-
suited frona the growth OF interna-
ttonai interests, brought about, in the
main, by the increasing inter-dspen-
dence OF the nations. The develop
uenc OF rapid communication has
obIiterated national boundary lines.
knitted the world into single 'ku-
mainly and produced spirit OF world
wide cooperation
To the nations OF the world. this
adninistra tive center for the league
of nations viii afford an opportunity
for studying comparative politics.
state administration and all essential
experiments OF government, through
a central agency. BY recording here
the experiments of ali nations, rapid
and permanent progress In govern
mental affairs can be made Unique
experiences, advances made in any
one country, should be made known
TO other nations in order that these
may introduce the adaptable fea-
lures, thereby reducing the number
of costly and useless experiments
which must OF necessity take place
when no central agency exists, where
the experiences OF all the nations
can be brought together. compared
and tested
The world administrative center
for the league OF nations has many
important economic services to per-
form It's erection will result IN
moral, social. political and pecuniary
gain to the world. II Is economically
feasible Il is desirable when meas
ured eveu from a commercial and
pecuniary standpoint. Surely it ia
even more to be desired when viewed
from the larger standopints Of social
justice. morals and the welfare OF ali
mankind.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-20

MS country broke oil diplomatic rsia-
EIons 1ith the colsheviki-
The president went from the QuaI
d-Orsay to the French senate where
he had luncheon as the guest OF the
members Of that body. Antonin Du-
host, president OF the senate. made
an address In which he assured VIII
son that the French people md spon-
saneously given their hearts to him
Can Expect Rapid Action.
by J. W. T. Mason. Written for the
United Press-I
NEW YORK, jan 26.-Rapid az
ton by the peace congress In settling
the affairs OF the world can be eI-
pected from the manner In which the
unEieIdiy membership OF twenry-si1
powers has been cut to a steering
con- nittee of the big five"
The destiny Of civilization is row
in the hands OF America, Italy, Great
Britain. France and Japan
Whatever they agree upon must be
accepted by the lesser nations and
by the central powers as well
Russia alone remains outside the
authority OF the peace congress
The Russian situation is second In
importance only TO the formation OF
Z league OF nations. The machinery
for quick decisions having been ere
ated by the peace congress there is
no longer any reason for an fndef-
mite refuEai TO face the problem OF
wha. II to be done with Russia
The peace delegates cannot adopt
the attitude Of a Judge toward Rus
STA because. chey have not az their
disposal sufficient force TO compel
obedience TO their mandates IL Is
The desire OF France that this course
be pursued. but the refusal OF the
United States and Great Britain 10
permit their armies 10 be used for a
Russian campaign has made the
French proposal impossible In set
Ting with Russia therefore tt Is
necessary for the peace congress 10
enter sooner or later into formal
negotiations with whatever Russian
action or factions can give the best
assurances OF stability
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-20
affrned bv supreme cour,.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service
WASHINGTON. Jan 20.-Ruiinss
o. lower courts knocking out the In
terstate commerce commission dec:s-
ion OF March IS. 1916. which it was
claimed invaiidated contracts between
railroads and telegraph companies,
were affirmed by the supreme cour.
today.
The roads and telegraph counpanies
had contracts for interchange of
service s-,her free or at reduced rates,
the roads transporting material and
the wire companies faycrfng the roads
Transporting material and the wire
companies favoring the roads in send
isS messages. The interstate COM
merce commission decision was that
the transportation OF materials by
roads at low cost was Illegal where
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-20

and UNAFFECTED He talks iEmedisi4
TO the point, like an American %
ness man, without flourish
He has a wonderful reserTe pom
His face Is sensitive and exire1s
expressive. He can look the most
lishtfully amused one uomeM :
the NEXT the most tremendously =
.er. Like most leaders or men, he'
cuses his mind completely upon e
separate incident, and never aAs
his perception of the present ilsa
TO be ciouded by hangover inpr
sions from the past
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!, Gamers and cutters. 3s.eo97.s5
stockers and feeders. 5000 90 !;
cows. $7.359I4-5o; calves, 315-50G
800
Sheep Receipts, $1,000 head Mar
kst strong. Lambs. $11J99 1873;
ewes. $5.o011o-s5-
st Louis Live stock.
ST LOUIS. Jan. -Cattle-Re-
ceipts. 5000 head. Market steady.
Native beef steers. s7.5oa1s-50.
yearling steers and heiters. $500
$500; cows. $T-5oG12-5o; stockers
and feeders. $500 400: calves,
$7.T5G1T25; Texas steers, $16-00G
1870; COWS and heifers. $7.50G 1880.
HogsAReceipts. 1900 head Mar
ket steady. Mixed and butchers,
s17.4OG1T.s0: good to heavy, S17-559
1900; rough, $1,000 1910: light,
SIT 0G17-50: pigs $1z0oG15-50;
bulk. s17.40g17.so.
Sheep Receipts, 1.5o0 head Mar
ket steady. Ewes. $500 1880: lambs
$t6.GoG1s-5o. Gamers and chop
pers. 5000 800
Kansas City Live Stock.
KANSAS CITY, Jan. 20.-Cattle re-
81
1lc higher. Steers, $4,000 20 90;
cows and heffers, s7.oo9I3.5o; stock
ers and feeders, ST.eo1 1900: calves.
s700GI425.
Hog receipts. 5000 head: market
lower. Bulk, s1TI0GIT.50; heavy,
$17.25GfT65; medium. s1T10G17.60:
light. $IT109I7.50.
Sheep receipts. 5000 head: market
higher. Lambs, s15.0o@I6.65; ewes,
s-0oG11.50 wethers. ss.0oF16,0o-
Omaha Live Stock.
OMAHA Nrb-, Jan 20.-Cattle-
Receipts, 1880 head Market log
15c lower. Steers, sI2T5G1s.50.
cows and heifers. s6.T5114.9a; calves
81. 50G13.5o bulls and stays. $3.50
1I-5G
Hog.Recefpts- 81 600 head Mar
ket 511oc lower. Bulk, $1S-s86
f1-10; top. $40.
Sheep Receipts, SEQ head Mar
ket steady. Tearlings. 5000 1925:
wethers. S. 5oG so, lambs, $1,000
q 1850; ewes. 3s.0oG HOO.
New York Produce.
NEW YORK. Jan 2o.-Four. dull,
unsettled.
Pork. dull Mess. s50.u0-
Lard. OIL Middle west spot. $2i-o0
Gz41o.
Sugar raw. quiet Centrifugal test.
$T2S
Refined. quiet Cut loaf. s1o-5o;
crushed. s11.25: powdered. ss-i5.
graduated. 500.
Conee Rio No. I on spot 14AG
I14kc-
Tallor. weak City. SIC; special.
HAY. quiet. No. /. s1.75: No 8.
45Il55: clover. 3f.3oG1.76-
Dressed poultry, weak Turkeys. .
la44c. chickens. z5R5ec; fowls, e41
Soc: ducks. 35G4ec-
Live poultry. dull. Geese. ESQ 2oc:
ducks. $50 3sc. fowls. ia 3ec: roost-
ers. sGH21c chickens, 24G26c.
Cheese. dull State milk common
to special. s2G ssc; skins common to
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-20
Grain Reyiesv.


lCnfted Press Leaseu Wire SeYTfce-I
CHICAGO, Jan 2e.-Grain futures
ON the Chicago board OF trade contin-
ued TO decline during today's session
Lack Of buying power and a growing
agitation against hign food prices
caused the loss Decreased feeding re-
qusrements affected the market also.
Provisions we're lower
January corn of IL at the opening.
Is5A. was of 2ts- February corn u
lower az the opening 132E. lost Az.
March corn 4 lower at 131. the open
ing. lost Sc. May corn y Oft at IzS,
the opening, lost 3A. July corn open
ing At LIS off y. was 31z lower.
January oats opening late at Sos.
of Is, lost s. February oats off " at
the opening sTss, was H lower.
March oats one-esghth OF at 67z, the
opening. was of / y. Bay oats off u
az the opening 67zs. lost cne cent. Jul
ly oats opened late. OF = and lost IS
more standing at s41s
DAILY RANGE or PRICES
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-20
Convention Of Southeastern forHa
lur,oermeRs Association Here
VIII be Attended BY
Big Crowd
WILL SEE SIGHTS HERE
Plenty Of Music and Both Moonlight
Club and Hoo-aoo Csneatin-
alton will be Features
for Members

.r,--sr. !. raorrr +ns rf-sr week "a
- 80. .-ass,- ara Hotel iowa
- -as.--.-t,n. 49, eTe-y room IN
- -. - ~. r,ae+snr ~ sha
G.A-s 80 pa.asT Tnnhe-.
49,. a.-o-.zrtr,r a, Febr,ary s
go
n n c+-.a- ~. aa.n bn,stsn 2
.ha n..ss-r ra-a and r. ReosuE
ean-,s.-s. !. a--srea,snr. has been
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-20
One More Liberty Loan.

- n.ted Press Leased Wire Service.1
WASHINGTON Jan. 2e-There will
be but one more Liberty loan bond
campaign OF this treasury depart
ment officials were certain today
Differences with the federal reserve
board, treasury heads said. were more
apparent than real.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-20
protest ~ Women.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Ser's
WASHINGTON, Jan -e.-hes'
tons cordemnirg imprisonment 2,
men munition workers for suull,'
demonstrations here have been c1U
President Wilson by the briassp
machinists union Women mum.
workers planned TO participate u
Their demonstrations here late todal
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-20
judge Spencer oesd.
Par Of Russian Soviet.

limited Press Leased Wire Service /
AMSTERDAM, Jan 20.-The for
ner chief Of the white Russian soviet
government has proclaimed the
suolensk and Afnsk districts part OF
the Russian soviet government, &C
cordirg TO dispatches received here
today.
The province OF Minsk was in
Guided In the Ukrainian republic. The
Snolensk district sdioins the Moscow
province on the vest and is sepa-
rated from Mlnsk By the province OF
NcghiIef
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-20

. Eteef Press Leased Wire se-fce-7
WASHINGTON Ian z6-r1vfs
stags ra1d5 VOL case before the
war Ecar1 Eere today Tie LGzEy
Rf7d1o q Famous Player Lo-
s-Ezzses, was ordered 20 rsfnzsase All
erass stage Ealds WHO recently went on
strike CrIy about ntty p@r cent
were taken back
Ins var board today dropped Tia
following labor tGsEate.
-9l5yss rs Gz-6ei5 5uaI-fzz
s1UIsuy. Sat- Lake CITY
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-20

materials for use ~along the lines OF
the roads but Illegal where used OF
the lines The telegraph companies
declared they did not know exactly
where they stood and that test case
refused to abide By their contracts
Inwer courts ruled against the in
terstate commerce commission In sep
arate cases.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-20
CASUALTY LIST
CONTAINS 50 NAMES
eCon11aled from oAzs ID

Leslie j. Tack. Greeasy. Colo.
Christopher G. Tucker. Burdtns.
KY
Wade a Tariey. Dallas. Texas.
Jose Errussa. Phoenix. ARK
Charles Rosa White, AnrAdzle. Pa
Wossn6ed, Degree Undetermined
Sergeant Alien q Lindsey, Nor
wood. Ohio.
Sergeant Arthur e Pt>gzrs. Bliss
FIELD, Mich
CORPORAL Eric c aIirk. Fairfield.
Mo
1rfy4tes-
EDWARD a Becker. Andorer, 8.
OAK
Frank DiEeserfc. Chicago. Ill
Thomas z Downs, Cleveland. O.
Harry G. Foes, Seattle. Wash
Blair Gamer. Dekalh, ". Va
Herman Grusaacc. Greenland
Mir
Bernard Robert Ksusy. cosous,
Mica
Jos-Sh Nsvta. Jsrze7 City. ". J.
john ! Silva PeraI1ns, CALI
Odzl NJ Smith, EeoIa- ". Va
To1ts Sptcsin- Dover, O.
George H VoEI, Peterses-rx. Va
Car. D. Wscrasrer Mazo-f. Esb
Dazasl Wr.gat- Brooklyn. ~. 7.
Edwzrc C. Wright. Tu1sy. Okla
Carl Zoucet1. Marlboro. Mas