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ACTUALIDADES EXTRANJERAS |
FL Coraz6n de Gambetta serd transportado al Pante6n
Ell 4 de Septiembre =

Una vCz terminada Ia firma de
acta. 81 seno, Spuller tom6 la pala'
bra en- nonrbre de "a familia Y dc 10!
amigos de Gambetta V le do las gra'
| cias a Ia seMo-a de Paul Bert por ha-
Der 'guardado tan piadosamente, du-
rante IN periodic de nueve amos. e
| gran coraz6n n que lie fue dado con
tener V llevar, un dfa, el coraz6n de
Francia."
II senior Charles Risler deposit6 en-
seguida, en- UT estuche de plomo. ell
libro de orc de Ia subscription ma
cioral Y ell acta Tn reCipiente cilfn-
drjco de plomo recibi6 el recipiente
de CRYSTAL contenierdo el corazdn; Sc
SOLIDS Ia tapa Y Sc lie coloc6, con c!
acta. en- IN romeo de sabine de Asa
cha. Despu%s fua enccrrada esta urna
en- n b6ved2 que sell6 Y cubri6 con
una plaza de mArmol negro tue con-
tiene estas palabras: "Aqui descansa
81 coraz6n de Gambetta."
la minu;a I, esta acta, mas tlrde.
fue deposi;ada en- los archives del
Palacio de rayo6n, tras una delibcrr-
ci6n habida entire los miembros de Ia
Comisi6n de Ia CAmara el . de Abri!
de 1919. : cuyi menci6n Official di-
Ce:
Ell senior Presidente eXpOne que ell
c0raz6n de Garnbetta, conservado por
su amigo Taui Bert, fue remitido por
Ia sonora de Paul Bert a los amigos
de Leon G2Eahc para ser cOlocado
n 81 mCnumeu.r levantado pOr los
- - - -A---E- - - -.
dies. en- SevrCS.
"El seno- P-csidente ahade que IA
minuta del acta que da IL del dep6sito
Gel corazGn del gran patricia en- el
monumento dc los Jardies le ha SidO
vemitida por 81 senior Risler, Alcalde
del 10. Quartet de Paris. quien ha ex-
presado e. deSeo de cue Sc conserve
en- los archives dc IA Camara-
La Cor,isi1n decide. undnimemcnte
aceptar este preciOso donativo y or
dcnar quo Sc deposite en- los archives
@c n Cdmara."
Debiendo Ser Ia ceremonial del / dc
Scptiembrs "ol homemade de los VEN
rcGores de 1915 4 los vencidos de 1870
que, CUaudo todC parcCia perdidO. SAL
varOn 81 honor de FranCia Y no reses-
petavon jarHas." justo era que 81 HON
hIe que IS e. simhoIo de csc mOmento
lie nuestra hiStcria fuera 81 centro de
tai homemade. Sus restos Sc italian en-
MIA :. seeun los deseos de Ia fami-
liz. ALI dehcn continuar. Los amigos
de Gambctt" Y los alsacianos ) lore
HeSes IibcyaGcs. depositarios de este
| gran CoraGrn al cue le fu& dado. Sc
gun IA noble expression de Spuller,
contcncr = ncvar. IN dia, 81 coraz6n
de Frarcia- r~eusaron, Juntamente
cen el Eobjerno. que su luCar estaba
!7dicado On q temple que Ia patria
!es ha consacrado n las memorials
I!usc-cs.
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| ~travesia? No 10 crey6 prudente. La
| reiiquia p~ertenecia 4 Francia J no de-
| lila exponGcsele a los peligros de In
yiaie SenejInte. La conServaria On
su habitacion: Y en- ella dejo Ia GAIA
| dcade Sc hallaha contenido el corr
! Z6n- La ilqvc q ella le fue enviaG2
al senior Chaillty, que permanecIa en-
Paris. Y que oCupaba la misma casa
que Paul Bert
. Cuando, Gespuss de Ia muerte lie
81 marido. regreS6 q FranC!a "A Sc
nora de Paul Bert. encontr6 TODD en-
crden: Ia GAIA fUeTte, y. en- ella, cl
bore y ell coca26n. FL senior Etienne
lie pidi6, On ncmbre del Comit6 Gam
Letta, cue co~nservara Ia reliqu!a
del gran IribuEo y que sisuiera STEM
10 IA piadosL cuardiana de ella naSta
que Sc terminara el monumento que
los alsacianos y los ~lorcneses lie es-
taban erig!enda en- los jardies de cons
rrcci6n 2ncor1andada 4 B~artholdi.
Ell 6 da novremb"e Ge 1891, duraate
Una ceremouia CompIetamente fntiIra,
IL coraz6n fue depositldo bajo e. pc
descal del mcnumento. Sc habfa pre-
FGFdup. COZ este tbJfNp' NLIi pNtG'4"
boveda. en- la que descansaba Ia Wis
ccra. de que fuera visible pa
ia todoS: a trav&S de las paroles
t~!ansIucidas de- recipiente de CRYSTAL
(Que tenia una altura de IS centfme-
tros y una lonsitud de 15l Sc le dis
tinCuia ticilnlente, maSa exangiie
liGeramcnce tcnida en- SUI parte supe
r.or con IN rosa pdlido. y en- su parte
inferior con IN rosa mas obscure. Con
siderable cn volumen = no alterado
en- su forIn4 % mas minino, e. CO.
r2z5n ocupabl cl recipiente en- toda
81 extension : en- las dos Jcrccras
IurteS de ST. GitUra.
La senora Scheurer-Kestne le dis
~lectura a Ia declaration de Ia seno-
"a de Paul Bert. concebida en- los ST.
g~rienteS ;~errjros:
Ell Corazt.r de Gamhetta. conser-
vado ror su amigo Paul Bert, fue
! mento er!=idG = Ia mcmoria del gran
Patricia Tor les Observation-Disclosures
= term!a6.
En- es;a focha haSo Ia cntrega dc
{! al Comitt de IA obra
Paris. 6 dc NOviembre de 1891
\ 81 vez fua !efda el acta:
FL aao dc 1881. 81 6 de N~ovjembre.
a las tres de n tarde. los amigos 10
Leon Gamtetto. presentes en- Paris.
rauridos en- los Jardies. en- SevreS. re-
/ c "tieron IL II sonora Paul Bert e. CO.
raz6n del gran patricia. 10 deposita-
2o7 : se!laron en- O. monumcrto le-
vRntado por los alsacianos : los To-
reneses.
En- Re d, 10 cua! han firmado: su
fam!Iia. sus amigos. los miembros del
comit- del monLmcH;o : las personals
presentcs eli n ceremonial"
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PRODUCTOS MEXTCANOS.

Coco de aceite 6Oc Ii. Pamela de
tuna anisada 40c ID. Mel de tuna
25c ID. Mel de maguey soc ID. Chi
charron de puerco ~aprensado 25c ID.
al estilo Soc ID. Chorizo a. estilo lac
ID. Chile verde picoso SOC. Chile cor
dorado ancho 35c ID. Chile juajillo
35c ID. Tamarindos soc ID. CHA de
castillo $3.50 ID. Ajo morado nuevo
mexicano 25c ID. Tambien tengo III
gran surtido de hierbas medicinales,
c! clento de manojos Surtidos S2.75.
Menos de 100, $500. QueSo de vac
aprensado 40c. ID. Queso enchilado
de la, de vaca 75c. Suadero de mem
brillo $3.50 la doc. Colacion 45c. ID.
Queso de tuna I V ) en- $3.50 e.!
ciento. Pida lista general de precioS.
Mando remisiones por correo, por cX
press V como Sc me ordene. Todos eS
tos precios son al por mayor. Tam
hen maudo "reminiscences chicas Scgun
ell tamano del pedido Y el precio: &c
70 ofrezco 10 que no puedo cumplir
Todo pedido debe venir acompahaEdo
&c ST. importe. Dirija Ia c~orrespor-
Geacia en- Ia siguieate forma:
SR. SOSTENES MiRELES,
125 S. Laredo. San Antonio, Tex.
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RAREZAS Y CURIOSIOADES

Hay mas de ochenta cases Gisiin-
tas de pulgas y Il d9cima parte de
elias son trasmisoras de enfermeda-
des. Por este. tanto a eSos molestos
insectOs como a las moscaS. 4 los que
debemos Ia dissemination I"l titus. del
c6lcra De Ia disen'eria. dc los CO
iicos dc veran" tan fatalrs para los
niNos. y otraS pestes, dcbiera7 ser
persegUidos sin ~descanso.
Las chinches son portadoras de las
I'eligrosas fiebres malarilS conocidas
con 81 nombre de kaia, Azar: y los
~repugnantes Parasites que buscan 81
moradu IN las cabellcras de las per,
soras descuitadas. son vehtcuioa de
las fiebres tifoideas.
Sc 100 mas de mil classes d:fe-
reutes de mosquitoes de los crales,
una buena cantjdad De clos son pro
p~ac7doreS de IA malarias, de Ia f!cbre
amarillo, el dengue Y Ia e~lefantisis.
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Q~utmicamcnje h~ablando, Ia creta,
Ia piedra de CT! y el marmoi son una
nisIna cosa. como 10 demueStra ei
stguiente experiments:
Sc poncn I'll IN trasco de dos
tubos alSunos fraSrncntos de cual-
ou,era de oichds s~ustanciaS : SC vler-
e en- 4 una caDtidad de aqua. aSI-
tando ell trasCo Gurance alguuos ms
tautes. par1 que salgan las h~urbujas
dc aire adfer!das a los pcdazos de
mhrmoI. Creta o piedra caliza. Des-
pues Sc adalta al tap6n del frasco
an tubo e~rsu-badO para reCoEcr Ell
gas y llevario q una boJclla vacla.
Por ell tap6n rasa otro tubo. pero
lecto. que t"rmIna en- un cn.Dudo en-
ST. parte superior y sirVe para rerter
por q uu POGO de GCido clOrhidrlco, 4
en- Cuanto tccI al marmOl produce
una eferyesccucia muy viva, produ-
c:da por 81 ucs1rendlmicnto del acido
t~arb0rico. II ~ Cabo de a~iGunos MT
nuIos So -umerCe en- IA botella que
Sc haIlaha v1ci@. Y en- IA cudl tcrmi-
Ia ell tube ~cucOrTado. II Gorilla en-
rendida. es,a Se apaCa inmedIatanen
te. Y 81 Sc vierte en- la hotella aqua
clara de cal. tcma Embellishments
color de lechy.
Pucde tUinarse entonces otra bote-
la LENA de ARE ' depositar en- e fon
do una Gorilla ardiendo. Ia cual Sc
apagara 81 81 ioma Ia primera botella
v 50 vacia scbrt Ia Segunda. como 81
C~ontuviera aqua.
rs QUE sc In tornado acido carb6
nico al contacJo del acido clorh!drico
| nisdra caliaa Y IA creta. Al ContaCto
/ ~pledracaliZg Y Il creta. Al contacto
del Acido c~lohiGrico, como decimos,
pierGe Ell :narmol 81 acido carb6nico,
Que pasa a IA hotella en- que termina
| 81 tube e~rcc-vaGo.
Que 10 que hay N ID botella IS
! icido ~carhhr.co 10 demuestra el apa-
| Carse Ia Gorilla encendida, pues di-
emo acido es improp!o para Ia COM
| busti6n: el de tcrnar lechosa e aqua
| d. cal : y de apagar Ia ce-!Ia que
hemos depost;adc en- e. fondo de una
botella llenl &c aire. Y eS que Q! aci-
90 carh6n!co reSa mas que el aire.
Y de aquf que pueda VaCiarse como 81
Cuera aqua. dc una vasija Que Sc ha-
lie en- IA partc superior a otra que sc
halle ahajo
Todavia hacamOs II nuevc expert
mento con e. marmol. 81 ponemos IN
trozo de dicha s~ustancia en- 81 fuego.
de modo Que 81 caliente g~radualmen-
te y luego So retira del fuego y So
! ylerte sobre Gicho trozo acido clor
hidrico. va 10 habra efervescencia
2IEuna. pOrnue q fueCo ha hecho per
der al m4rnlol su acido ~carb6nico.
Psro 81 Sc v.e-re aqua sobre 81 mar
mol qucmad9 sc convertirA en polvo,
Gesprend;en6o Al mismo tempo calor
bastante para ha""- herrir 81 aqua.
exactamente 81 ssmo ten6meno que
Sc verified cuaHdo So apaGa cal. Y es
que al c~aIel-arse e. marnol perdi6
81 acido c~arh6n!co Y qued6 convertible
er cal viva
Los ante-ioreS cXperimentos o de-
mueStran dc ur nodo co~ncluyente que
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POPULARES
10 QUE ES Ell MARMOL

Ia creta, 81 n!armol y IA picdra caliza
No son Sjno IN conpuesJo qufm:co
aecal ' dcido ~Carbcnico.
10 anterior explica por que 81 aci-
&C carb6pjCo - deposita cerca del
suelo, dc mamcra que 81 en- n pie
IA cerrada - ponc I'm hrascro m
4 momentu CT que comierZan a ar
der las l-asas, que es el momento
de- mayor desprerd!miento del acido
~carh6nicO. y Sc Ealla I'm animal o una
persona aCCsJada en- cl suolu. 81 ha-
la csta er iNncinentc pcligro de mo-
rIr e~nvoncGad:t por Ia acci6n del &c!
Do c~arh6nico Que Sc doposita cerca
del suelo. For supuesto que igual
peliGro co-rcn todos los cue Sc ha-
len en- dich& pieza, aunque menor
que los animales o gcntes que cstu-
vieran tendios en- el suelo.
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Muchachas Los Limo
mes Lilnpian;
Blanque2n.
- = =
Haga una Locion de Limon
para Duplicar Ia Belieza
de Su Cults.

Exprima e. jUSo de dos hmones On
una 5oteIIa cue conteHGa tres orzas
DC Orchard White. IA cua! puede con
segui- er cualQuier droguer,a. Agile
lgcCo a 5ctella para CUE Sc mezcleU
perfec:aweGCe, : listed oocendra una
Cuarca le p:Uta, Dor mos cuaGtoS
centaros: lie una magGifica .ocjon pa
y .. cuts.
Desc III maSajc EEerc -on esIa
o.C-osu .o-.on &ia~Iamer;e, 2H "a ca
"a. c~GciLO. 5razOS Y w~C5S. ' Ell POGO
tiemvc u01ara listed n 5e..eza eE.u.
sta lie ST. cuts
FanoSaS acJriyes -sau e5 ju@o de
lim6r para Hmr:ar 81 p.e,, ' d2-ie a
~parie2cia SoH-oSada. Los lmoueS
Sjempre han si!O uSaGos como rene
Clo contra las 2ec4s, PIANO Y GuemaGG
4 Ge. sol. Prepare esca reccc2 :
YrEIGbc.@.
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ALBUM FEMENlNO

El maIrimonio es nueno ' u pue-
Dc llegar a ser mejor. Ell los albores
del siglo NN las mujeres italian en- cl
una protection y Il fuerza admira-
bles. rs una institution grave y So
Ida. RIGA en- aventuras ' en- belIeZa.
Para ser complctamente dichosaS. las
mujcres del porvenir "dehen esp"rar
meno; dc las leyes que de 81 mismas.
y no atenerse "A Ia promulsacIon de
IN c6dico civil para reformar 81 ma
trimonio en- su matrimonio. FL punto
e,aencial on esta reforma conSiste en-
desenvolvcr SUI ~personalidad dentro del
matrimonial. nj mas nj menos de Guam
do s~oIteras''.
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Olga "DIAMOND DYES

No eche = YerGer III preCdaS de
ropa uSardo .lntur2S malaS. InsiSta
por Diamond Dyes. Contiene dlTec
cones SercillaS para Usa-Se en eada
p&CueCe.
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ROAD NOTICE.

State OF Iowa, County Of Lee, ss.
OGice of the County Auditor, Fort
Madison, Iowa, November 18th, 1920.
To Mary M. Haisch, W. H. Wyatt, Jr.
and M. NJ, Wyatt, WinsIow w. How
ellis, John w. Palmer, Kate A. Haisch,
Winslow Winfield Howe1ls, Winslow
w. Howell, Jesse H. Nelson, and to
whom it may concern,
The Commissioner to view, and II
required to establish or locate a
Highway, commencing at the North
West corner of Section "a, Range G.,
and the South East corner OF Section
IA, Range 6, Jackson Township, and
running thence North between Sec
tons 10 and 81, Range 6, about q
mile, thence East about Il mile, and
terminating at a Road running North
at Eagle School House in Section 10,
has reported In favor of establishing
1t to a width of 40 feet,
All objections thereto, or claims for
damages must he filed in the Audi
tors Office, in said County, on or be-
fore noon of the 18th day of January,
1921, or such Highway will he estab-
lished without reference thereto.
Witness MY Ean& and seal of Lee
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Of damages will be made.
JAMES 8. BURROWS,
JOHN r. MITCHELL,
GEORGE E. SMITH,
Appraisers.
Dated December /, 1920.
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

State of Iowa, Lee County.-ss.
In the District Court of Said
County, at Keokuk, January Term,
1921.
Matte Shepherd, Plaintiff, versus
Earl Shepherd, Observation-Disclosures
Notice.
To the above named Defendant!
You are hereby notified that a peti-
ton is now on file in the Clerk 8
Office OF the District Court aforesaid
at Keokuk in behalf Of the above
named plaintiff, against you and
claiming a decree of divorce dissoiv-
ing the bonds of matrimony hereto
fore existing between you and plain
tiff, On the ground Of desertlOn, and
asking that plaintiff be granted the
right to remaTy at any time subse-
quent TO the entering of said decree.
For further particulars see petition
ON 6le.)
And unless you appear thereto and
defend before neon of the second
day of the next regular January Term
Of said Court, to be begun and
holden at KeJkuk on the 10th day
of January, A. D. 1921, default will
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NOTICE.

To Tim Whalcn, James c. Davis.
trustee, Ellen BalIinger, Gilmore Bal
linger, Lees Ballinger, Florence An
drews, Emma H Lewis, Hartwig
Ross, the heirs of William English,
deceased, F1orentine Rogan, Elizabeth
HOkum, and to whom It may concern:
You and each OF you are hereby
notified that the undersigned have
been appointed appraisers for the
purpose of determining and assessing
the damage to your property because
Of the change Of grade on Park street
from E to streets, Reid's addition
to the City of Keokuk
Said appraisers will meet at the
office of the City Council of the
City of Keokuk at 9 a. m. on the
twenty-ninth day Of December, 1920
and will then go out and view any
and all property Owned by you and
each Of you along said change Of
grade. At 2 p. m. on said day the
said appraisers will again meet at the
office Of the City Council for the pur-
pose of receiving evidence, and at the
close Of all evidence the assessment
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Also Tomorrow, 2:30, 7, 8, 9:15

Township Sixty-seven (6D, Range
Seven ca West in Lee County
Iowa, and consisting Of Forty (4o)
acres, and quieting her title thereto
against all OF the defendants ana
decreeing any and all interest that
any or the said defendants may
claim, in plaintiff under and by
virtue of an agreement TO convey
same to her and quieting plaint1ft
title, and the said unknown claim
ants who are made defendants are
all persons claiming under Robert
Trent, plaintiffs brother, In any
capacity whatever. as widow, heirs
devisee. personal representative, or
grantee, and for costs and general
equitable relief.
And unless you appear thereto ana
defend before noon of tho second day
of the next regular January ISL
Term Of said Court, to be begun ana
holden at Keokuk on the 10th day
OF January, A. D. 1921, defaut VIII
be entered against you and Judgment
rendered thereon as prayed for IN
said petition.
HOLLINGSWORTH & BLcOn
Attorneys bor Plaintiff
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is FORGOTTEN
Promises Made to Help Him Rebuild
Wrecked White Sox, Have Not
Been Fulfilled by
Others.

TBy Henry l.. Farrell. United Press
Staff Correspondent
NEW YORK, Dec. S.-Somehow
baseball magnates will slip mental
cog once in a while.
Their memory, it seems. has re-
fused to function in the case OF
Charles Comiskey, the grand old
Roman and the martyr Of clean base
ball.
Going around the final bend of the
1920 race. Comiskey broke up the
White Sox, considered the. greatest
team in baseball, when he learned
they had fallen for the lure of easy
money.
He had left but the skeleton of a
club, a mere shell Of once great
organization. Then the moguls, altru-
istic TO the core, condoled with the
old Roman. The White Sox would
rebuild from material furnished by
the other more fortunate owners, they
said. They rushed with preferred gifts
to the exponent OF high ideals.
That was three months ago.
But Comiskey is still holding the
same fra gments, remnants OF the
wreck. He has added few more re-
cruits. but he got them for cash IN
the open market, and he had to out
bid his fellow magnates.
OF course, Comiskey refused gifts.
He has money and he insisted upon
using it to get a new club together.
But. money and ALL he's having a
hard task.
Comiskey is not bowling He's not
that kind. He promised the Chicago
bugs that he would get them team,
and he probably will have one when
the 1921 season gets under way
But he'll have to pay, and pay high
for IT.
The New York Yankees, eliminates
of Comiskey in the opposition to Ban
Johnson, offered him any part OF
their team to finish the race
Probably that was as far as thew
figured their benificence should ex-
tend, just to help him to the end OF
the season.
Recently the notion spread that
Joev Dugan would be sold by Con
nie Mack and the Sox wanted him
badly.
But the Yankees went wildly after
him.
They offered Mack money and five
,r six players, but Mack wouldnt
AXE it. Perhaps Comiskey will get
lin vet, but he will have to come
high for him
Three months isn't long while, !
out IT seems plenty long to forget.
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be entered against you and Judgment
rendered thereon as prayed for in
said petition.
JOHN S. SPROWLS,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
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PRIZE FIGHTER
is KILLED
Mickey Shannon, Heavy WEIGHT, O'es
From Fractured Skull. When
Knocked Down in
Sixth Round.

limited Press Leased Wire Service.
JERSEY CITY, n. j., Dec. g.
Mickey Shannon, Pittsburgh heaFy-
weight, died here early today from a
fractured skull sustained in the skin
round of bout with Al Roberts,
Staten Island, here last night.
Shannon fell heavily from LEFT
hook to the jaw and struck the back
of his head on the ring floor and
died without regaining consciousness.
Roberts is being held by the
authorities on a charge of assault
while Billy Gibson, his manager, and
Ernest Seidler and John Rappity,
promoters of the bout. are charged
with being disorderly.
Governor Edwards was one OF the
8 ectators at the ringside.
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County, Iowa, this 18th day Of No
vember, A D., 1920. ~ - ...
r. A. GARDNER,
County Auditor.
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

State OF Iowa, Lee County.-ss,
In the District Court of Said
County. at Keskuk. ,.,.s..al.
Fannie T. johnson, Plaintiff, versus
Robert Trent, William #. Trent, the
surviving Widow, Executor, Admins
traitor and personal representative
and the heirs at law or Robert
Trent; also all unknown claimants
to the hereinafter described prep
erty. Defendant Original Notice.
To the above named defendants.
You are hereby notified that a peti.
ton ID now on file in the Clerks
Office Of the District Court aforesaid
at Keokuk in behalf of the above
named plaintiff, against you and
claiming a decree against each and
all Of you, establishing plaintiffs title
as the absolute owner of the North.
west Quarter ca of the Southeast
Quarter tAO Of Section Six CO..,
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Living in the Scotch village Of In
verkip are twin brothers, James and
William Ford aged ninety-five. Meth
or Of Them has had a days illness,
and James has never been single
night out of the house in which he
was born.
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MOVING PICTURES
Grand.

Can d picture be funny and thrilling
At the same time? Nine people out
Of every ten will reply no" and in
the majority Of cases they are right,
for II is the most difficult task in the
making Of motion pictures to inject
a thrill in a purely comedy story
particularly is this true when that
comedy is a broad travesty on some
serious subject
Put in married Life" the new
Mack Sennett five-reel super-comedy
distributed through the Associated
First National Pictures, Inc, due at
the Grand for three days, beginning
Today, this master OF mirthmaking
has attained the almost impossible.
In this purely farcicaI offering he has
injected one thrill after another, and
10 make this feat dOubly marvellous.
the thrills and comedy are so closely
int"rtwined that the shivers up the
spine are Immediately dispelled by
tho laugh that follows.
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Three Cushion Billiards.

limited Press Leased Wire Service
CHICAGO. Dec. 8.--Play in the
three cushion worlds championship
series was 10 be resumed here today
with Clarence Jackson. Of Kansas
City, opposing Bob Cannefax. cham
pion.
Johnny Layton. Of ST. Louis. will
meet Augie kieckhefer, OF Chica go,
today.
Layton gained the first rung on
the championship ladder yesterday
when he beat Jackson Kieckhefe fer
and Cannefax struggled through
ninety-two innings last night before
the latter was able TO muster IS
points Kieckhefer's total was G8.
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Sir Arthur Wing Pineros Sweet
Lavender" one Of the English dra-
matst'a most appealing plays, reach
cd Keokuk last night in the new form
Of the films. The screen version
opened at the HippOdrome theate
today. II is Mary Miles Minter
starring production for Realart.
Realart has done a very splendid
thing in preserving practically intact
tho full, wholesome SAVIOUR Of the
original play Some slight changes
were necessary to adapt the English
story to American audiences, but
they are Of a nature that add rather
than detract. A delightful comedy is
the result
Also a twoact comedy, "a Pajama
Marriage" and Jean Dawn. Ask her
a question. She answers them free.
The Hippodrome is showing George
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Colonial.

The charming story of small
town milliner who gees TO New York
with an audacious plan to storm the
most exclusive circle of metropolitan
society and make a mOneyed mar
rage, but who finally follows her
heart to a penniless lover, is told in
The GiIded Dream" in which Carmel
Myers comes to the screen of the
Colonial theatre tonight.
Katherine Lesser Robbins wrote
The Gilded Dream" She is the
author of In Folly's Trail" Miss
Myers previous production for Uni
versal. and her stories are notable
for a light touch of satire and a
lavishness Of setting that are admir-
able for screen adaptation. The
scenario was written by Doris
Schroeder Of the Universal staff, and
the direction is in the hands Of Rol~
lin Sturgeon, who is known for such
successes as Gods Country and the
Woman" and THE Breath of the
Gods" and who directed Miss Myers
in "In FOl!y's Trail