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The Washington times., 1920-06-28

for the Curtiss airplanes and WalIie
Hugh. mechanic.
The plane left Omaha at j:l2 m.
yesterday, and almost i'm ned lately
encountered adverse winds and hepvy
fog. These conditions prevailed
throughout the flight. and were re-
sponsible for the planes not arriving
in New York by sundown, as was
planned
Mr. Larsen expects to At the plane
with metal pontoons and fly TO this
city to demonstrate the machine 10
Navy Department officials.
The Washington times., 1920-06-28
Police Get Hurry Call
When Johns Razor Slips
While Pairing Pet Corn

First precinct police today re-
ported to headquarters that VIII
liam Baseman, 213 John Marshall
place northwest. cut his toes with
a razor last evening. He was par
ing a corn when the blade slipped.
Baseman had the patrol wagon
called. shesthed his razor. and was
taken to Emergency Hospital. HIS
condition is not serious, but his feet
still hurt.
The Washington times., 1920-06-28

not a little time to the study OF edu-
cationsl finance.
While studying carefully the sys-
tenn OF high schools In New York
city some years ago, he has an In
innate acquaintance with school prob
lens as q result OF his invcstiga lions
In such comparatively small places as
Cob asset, Wellesley, Watcrtown. and
Reading, Massachusetts. Although
DR.. Ballou's writing give abundant
evidence Of his familiarity with many
practical problems in education which
confront various communities over the
entire country.
DIR. Ballou was the hrst president
OF the National Association for Edu-
cational Research. He 10 a member
of the National Education Associa-
ton. the Massachusetts Superintend-
ents Association and the Harvard
Teachers Association"
The Washington times., 1920-06-28

She told him no. but early next
morning he made his way there ana
was caught standing on the railing.
Real estate" is Mrs. Klopfer's rea-
son for the mental unbalancing OF her
husband. She SAYS his house was
sold over his head, after he had
made a 500 deposit on It,
This preyed on his mind so much,
that his reason left him and he began
to think himself a burden on me-.
He had talked of suicide, said his
wife.
At T:3o yesterday morning Klopfcr
disappeared from the Chestnut Lodge
sanitarium. Rockville. Two hours
later his lifeless body was round
The body will be brought 70
Washington today. Funeral services
will be held in his home. and inter-
ment will be in Glenwood Cemetery
tomorrow afternoon.
The Washington times., 1920-06-28

NORTH CAPITOL AND ECkJNGTON
CITIZENS ASSOCIATION
Members nnd friends desivtnx 20 st
tend reception and bsffst luncheoW TO
celebrate nsotOriainG Of Ne. ~ rnH,ne
Comranv. "Wednesday evening. June
10. MUST notify eoNWttee NOT Istsr
than 9 y. ". Tuesday, June - -
order that luncheon nay be SroNioes
for all.
sELDEN NJ. ELY. President:
80 3 street n. W.
q. r.. =. WILLIAMS. Secretary.
On seatop Place n. W.
The Washington times., 1920-06-28

throw
rifles prisoners months into their
b dice chips and cards the Potomac all
raids peperated in the District
The Washington times., 1920-06-28
Washington.
The Heart of America

WILLIAM b. CoLyER.
chairman Of the Federal
Trade Commission. who will
address the Washington Ad
Club st the regular meeting to-
morrow afternoon at l;S0
o'clock.
The Washington times., 1920-06-28
SCHOO[BOARD
PICKS BALLOU
Boston Man Chosen to Sue
ceed Thurston by Vote
OF Six to One.

(Continued from First PaGe3
high standing in the eduestiona
world who came to us seeking th'
superintendency of the Washington
school system.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-07-14
RAINBOW BOYS
ALL AMERICANS
Division Reunion Goes On Record
Against SoEshegisr71 ard Takes
Other Stands in FI-e
Days Session

The Rainbow division veterans, n
session 81 birmingham, are against
boisnevSm Louis Te-nLEcl and
Louis Mckenzie OF kaokuk have
seats II the convention Of veterans
-hich passed the aa1tbofsa reso-
!E.za.
Resolutions calling for the exclusion
Of o-1eaIais. presented by the Cali
fo-lsz delegation was voted ECw-
today II the fg- reunion OF the Rain
bow GfTiSioa association
The rs-s-gns pledged support 70
the government IN combating h3i-
shsVssn- approved s proposal that
both capital and labor be drafted IN
the eTerE q another war and went
On REGARD as opposing suffrage for
The cIzt1e-s N the District o. Collm-
A5a
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-07-14
COMMUNITY BAND
THURSDAY NIGHT.
Musical Organization VIII Give Con-
cert Tomorrow Evening IN West
keokuk Psrk-varfsd Pro
gram is Arranged.

The Ke5kuk Community band
under the direction OF GaEson West
win give q band concert Thursday
evening. July Is. in the West heo-
kuk park, the music 10 begin prompt
ly at O'Clock
The program IL given below.
Ma-ch-pco ------ Alitor
waltz Echoes Of the Forest
--....--..----- cunning
Observation-Disclosures ..--.-- Iaurens
March-The Premium HUI
q Peach in Georgia
Weds Rose from Alaban
Arranged by Trinkaus
Waltz-Flor-st1a --.-----.- Hazel
Inte-nission-
Under the Starry Flag. Cook
OTs-tur~The Troubadour- Myers
Waltz Roses Cf Memory. Jewell
SsreaaGe- Melody 10 Youth HUI
0Tsrurs-I1a Cascade HUI
March Stars and Stripes For
ever $3.50
TIE PARK which IS located al G and
Park streets Las driveway and
cars may be PARKED q the east side
Of the band stand The PARK over
looks the -ive- and IS without doubt
o1e az the coolest places IN the city.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-07-14
BUILDING ALL
NEW PLATFORM
CONTINUED rrum page =

m. with walker in the chair.
Chairman walker read a statement
declaring Senator LaSoilette asked
MS name be Withdrawn anc Wouio
not consider the nomination
I'VE an know that Senator Iafoi-
ferre has many friends in this party
and ] am authorized To state that ne
does not want his name 10 be pre-
sented to this convention Walker
sa;d .sHe wishes this convention
success. but does not desire to be q
candidate
PIsnks are Strengthened
CHICAGO. July 1.-THE Te-drafted
y,satfo-Tn al the arnalganlatsd liberal
groups. as prepared by the confer
enee committee today, reads II part
.-The anal ga1nated groups OF for
wara-Iooking men and women VINO
perform useful work with hand ana
brain. united IN the - SbAans
uarrv of the United States. hnaaeea
BIZ their rank and file and not by oss
business set about the task Of Iahaa-
mental reconstruction OF democracy
N the United States 10 restore al
power 10 the people and 10 SCI Up
governmental structure thai EsA pre-
vent seizure. henceforth OF tnas
power BIZ 3 few INSCRIPTIONS nieh-
Then follow II large part he
nis1ss presented 10 the separate con-
yenrionS Yesterday with some OF the
r7sora radical ones siren gIhe1ed.
Ii was On this account that a group
az tprrsefghteTs or the conference
COMMITTEES prepared the statement
setting forth their reasons for not
agreeing
Government ownership and demo
cratic control Of both railroads and
mines vas included The capital
lery tax, however. was omitted 4Ie
rsgark for taxa tton Of land values vas
retained
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-07-14
WEATHER NOT
FOR THE OUIJA
Inventor Vine Has Made MISjo1
From TIRE Hs1Ufsct1-s CT TIE
Boards Says They Can't
P-e1fet "ss.rs-.

BALTIMORE July 14-WTth VII
Ham E-E6 II has been fLfty-t1tty. til
for fz-- an eye for Al eye Or rather,
q dollar for Z SPLINTER He vent 10
work and made the o1iss board and
roz The ozj5a board has made $1,000
EIs7 for him
when liz told q reporter that one
Gle million dollars vas conSe-va-
tive estimate Of ou5;a board profits
he had Just come from painting shut
tiers n the hack yard and wore Z pair
@. trousers that 81 Of Clo' man
wouldn't have paid 50 cents for with
Cut weeping
TIE courts have Just finished de-
c56fnz the EoueatoUs SEestSol- OH
il ou:Sz- who's got the oui!a27 as
pronounced II the case o. Euld rs
rul5. william fluids brother Isaac,
beng The other party 10 the suit
The~ have decided II IN favor q
William FrlE- making Isaac pay all
ths coErr costs and decTeeing that
William has The sole night 20 call :
'7oa55a~ & -olI52~
Tie latest number q the Literary
D5Eest expressed surprise thai ne
Fuld brothers should have 10 SO into
cUu-1 70 settle The matter
Believe n re oGsJa beard Nj
FEEi laughed heartily ! sholl1 say
-o--TD 10 sipiTirualis-- In Pres
ty-e-5z2- been o1s ever since ! Eas
50 high"
Bur- h. has PIT Il 70 so1e testz and
Il hzs rszSe good There's q 7ev
sz2S 90 daylight factory II BalriE1a-s
NON. Etch more boxes q OGi.ss piled
ID waiting for shipment than yoa Ca1
shake 3 stick st
And receazly he PIT i g the So
creme test re aas tssl customs
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-07-14
is
VERY OLD ONE
Was k-csvz &c The A-ab5a1s as One
u tire Very Ancient Cities and
is Reco-de6 Ssck Is Far
as 5000 2 c.

Ar1hzsofoEzs7s have hong remarked
tte absence OF the name Of the city
e Damascus n the thousands ot clay
tablets Of biblical and p-ea{blical
records already found by digging II
zhs ruins q The east Prof Albert
T Clay. curator Of the Bghylc1ia-
collection al Vale university. says n
this II his Empire Of the Auo-ztss-
IT could scarcely have been other than
Z CITY q the greatest Commercial ant
historically importance Il De earliest
period Of the ~o-I5's history There
Is n Old Arabian Saving that the first
Two cities 70 BE- rebuilt after the food
we're Hs-za (Auuual and DAMS
CTS, showing that both we're k1u~r
10 The Arab5zas Is very ancient
cities
Caay Identifies Mash and hMash
Il NUMEROUS inscriptions tou1d Of the
King G1dea and n the date fo-n1iae
Of TIE U- dynasty as the ancient
name Of The city 1t Is highly prob
able ne says that Mssres In the
Ole Testament Genesis 1850 IS the
same namely, NaShlqL" Many ysars
Of Iabo-iocs work over these cE1s[
form remains are often needed 10
identify localities and things Is re
know them. By their very ancient
names. But Damascus Is here Qlscs2
as far hack as 5000 B. C
Alsp2o. scene Of AEsacT's t-fuDPas
in 1918 IS Al ancient spot Scholars
have long considered HzIlaP1- also
written Ha1nza and EaDz On the
old bricks, as oze with Aleppo-
Older han Damascus o. AispRo,
howeva-, Is A-u--u. capital Ct Ehs
land Of the Amo-ltes This is E
nearly forgotten people whose his
tory Is be;ag slowly reconstructed D.
Professor Clay, older than the Hi
Ites. data concerning whom Ts III
sa-Lhed BIZ Professor SARGE Il The
last ce1t1-y- The A-o-i1ss let 10
personal records, as far Is the zrchae
clcglsts can determine and al the
light tt1a- czl De thrown upon the
early bzSto-y Of the country tAEls-1)
: gathered from contemporaries
sources and inscriptions o. Z later
period Al thai the Yale MAI :
making or Z convincing case for tie
and antiquity o A1u-ru
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-07-14
Gotten Report

fIUaited Press Leased Wire Service
WASHINGTON, July E4--CottnE,
consumed d-nE June to1aled Ss.szl
bales rs compared with k7t.5Stta bales
fer the same month last year. the
census bureau announced today
Gotten consumed II cotton goEi1s
states tc7aled 5l5.47s bales as col-
pared with G5s.Se9 bales for June.
1919
Had IN cozsun7Hg establishments
June 81 rozaled go bales as
compared with 1858 el9 bales June
50. 1919.
Cotton held Il public sto-zra ard
a. c7uprsssss totajed 2.Saz $40 bales
as compared with z,7ss.771 bales n
June, 1918
Cotton imported during jane tOtas
ed 1855 bales against 17-Sss bales
Cot.o1 exported including E1te-s
tosaled 81. 450 hzIes against ssa-Iss
for June. 1913
Lln.e-s consumed during Eane
totaled $3.50 bales against 1888
bales. gEne- 1913.
Iysafs-s held Z consuming es7a5-
Es.nerts to1aled s7el7l bales IS
compared ~5fh 80 80 bales JEue.
1873.
Essd IN Pablo stcages ard ~ -c-7-
presses sTs szS bales agzinst Isl
bales for the same Ve-iod last year
So5n6feS active 6z-i7- Jaze we're
50 SIS, 75l as against Ss3sa.z5s dur
ing JEae last yea-
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-07-14

and cutters, A.25GE50; stoskers and
feeders, ssa561e00: cows s6-2sF
1915; calves. sf2.25Gl4-5a
Sheep-Receipis, 17.o0f head Mar
ket steady. Lambs, s7-5aa 1876
ewes, ss.oags.oo
St Louis Live Stock.
ST LOUIS. Mo-. July 14-Cattls
Native beef steers. 5913.00;
yeariing steers and heae-s, ss-eoG
1885; cows. s4saG1LSa sto-ckers
and feeders, $3.50 100; calves,
sAetG1s,75; cows and heifers, sS-T5
G1e-5a
Hog receipts. s.5ea head; market
.l5E25c lower. Mixed and butchers,
sizing 1880; good TO hezvr. $3.50
'GIs.60: rough, $500 G13e5: Light,
sls.59E 1880: pigs. sII-6e1 1909;
bulk, sIsee91s -.
Sheep receipts. 1000 head: market
strong. Ewes. se.oaaT-oo, lambs.
sIS.L-oT15- 20: Gamers and choppers.
ss. cog 5-aa
Omaha Live Stock
OMAHA Neh-. July i4-Cattle-
Receipts. AGO head Market strong
Steers. s100eGIs-es; COWS and heif-
e-s, s4-f-l7l2 stockers and feed.
ers. sssaG11- 60: calves, sS5sG
1880; bulls and stays. s5sBG 1883.
Hogs Receipts II COS head Mar
kst steady and 10 TO l5c lower Bulk,
1879 80: TOP. s15-75
Receipts. 10000 head Mar
sst steady 10 strung. Yeariings So 90
6ra.a5. Eethers, sT.5eRs 70: lambs,
sSeS O 1870; ewes, s2ee@7-75.
Kansas City Live Stock
KANSAS CITY. Nc, July 1s-Cat-
Receipts, $500 head. Market
seeaEy. Narive steers. SO . a 1875;
cows and hesfe-s. sos71s55, stock
e-s and feeders. s7-aeG 90; calves.
s7.aoa 1s.oa
Ho-s-Receipts. 5000 head Mar
ses steady 10 15c lower Bulk, sI5-25
59Iss8. light si5-eaT 1875
Sheep geceipss. 1900 head. Mar
ket strong Lambs. sI2e5T 1903;
ewes. sso9G 500: s-cckers and feed
e7s. Sc 9o9iL5o. grass wethe-s, $50
Chicago Produce
CHICAGO. July IA Butter
Creamery extras. 55l5c, creamery
CSC; dairy frsts, zsG 55c;
dairy seconds, LAG 9c
Eggs Ordinary arstS. 2Ss4 G3s55e;;
: cheese twins, zsac; Yong
Americas, Sc
Potaloes-Receipts. 50 cars: Wis
consias and MinaesotsS. per CIV
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-07-14
DEFENDANT TO
PAY $3.50
Court Has o-Ls-es This Amour. Re
covered by Plaintiff IN TIRE
Van Ssppe}euazE1 ys
Ra5e- SUIT

The SIN OF s7sl33 has been CT.
6ered paid by the defendant 10 the
plaintiff with costs CT suit and sttoz-
ley's fees, IN the case q b c. Van
PaQpsssndan against J. ". RzbeT-
The case was heard yesterday N
the district court and The coErt
ordered that the above amount WIS
due the plaintiff TIE suit was the
outcome Of Z controversy oTer q
note
: decree q divorce has been grant
81 u Tie district court 10 FIoyl
Young from ALICE u Young on Ehs
grounds o. cruel and iahulza treat
RA-
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-07-14
CHAUFFEUR
AS MURDERER
Gefsler Acted Strangely, praetseeo
With Revolver ard Carried
Lock cf Hair ia His
Pocket

rT-nitai Press Leased Wire Seryice-I
NEW LONDON, Conn. July IL
Further evidence ts strengthen me
authorities contention thai Bernard
Gessser. chauffeur. killed Mrs Arthur
De gorysova- wife Of his employer
ana Then shot himself, vas disclosed
to-day
Authorities learned that Geisis-
acted strangely before the murder
He vas prac1tcing with revolver
other chaaffeurs staying 81 the sun
msr resort here said
Recently Gessle- had remarked 70
q friend mot to be surprised ii yo2
see nv name II The headlines n
newspapers
4 lock Of blonde hair WIS found z
Al envelope IN Eeise-s posAsA OH
The envelope was written:
In case Of accident or death place
this under NY pillow
Ms DE- CorSovaFs hair vas blonde
Authorities also were informed traAt
Geisle- had some trouble with Us
wife and she brought action seeking
an allowance pending g s-iE Tor ssY1-
ration CT grounds OF cruelty
That Gsisis- and Mrs De CordoH
had made . previous pilgrimage 10
the spot OF tie road where the shoot
Ing took place Monday night was
stated by several parsons today
Se=e-al persons ~ha passed ans
azfo. hacked Into the bushes along
side The road. shortly before TIE
shooting we're found By otlc1zas
Mrs. Gessls- Was expected here
sg-Tr yosay TO claim hs- husband 8
body. -....-
grsztustioa Sot Returned
NEW YORK. July 1E--"LataTzaI5oa
al TIE Chauffeur FOR : woman -1o
never returned IL
That -as toa motive for TIE u1--
der Of Mrs Arthur De C3-coFa- vie
a wealthy New YORK S-1Es- and
s.5cste Of Bernard Gs3s2e-- her chaGsst-
ss--r. according 70 Z Statement today
hy attorneys 1a- The dead woaza 5
Husband
De Co-CoTa -e-c-le5 10 New YORK
late Fas- z5Er1 viii the wUEals
BODY. Later he te15 TO nCG- es7-
ference with Mrs Gs5szs-- the ehaCf-
seu-sS -sgsspw- Neither would disclose
the subssC- @ The ca1sH-s-cs-
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-07-14
Achieved Their PURPOSES

San Francisco despatch 20 ths Kan
sss City Star We came hers for
four purposes. said che Cox leader.
we came here Ers- az all TO 5ranor-
tzIize Woodrow WLsoa- and end his
career II q bla1s q glory We have
done 4 We cane 70 defeat Bran
and his dry" plank We have done
II We cane 10 defeat NeAdoo and
ED the Succession We have done
Il We came % nominate ON goFs--
uu- Is Ihe candidate We have done
il And we are happy. And theg
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-07-14
River Bulletin.
Wcsth.r cendf.ions.

Showers hare been quite general
from the central uoaata7a districts
eastward 10 the lakes mi Chic val
Isy, the amounts exceeding one inch
at several s1a-sans IN saushea stagli
Iowa Yesterdays disturbance has
moved ln--asas-Ea-d 20 Ihe 'owsr
lakes this morning. and Is being fol-
lowed By clear and somewhat csroIsE
wesths-.
Bsrolstric pressure il high in The
Southeastern states and in t7s 1orsk-
en- mountains and plains state
Fair weather Is predicted tonight
and THURSDAY. with cooler E0lEg1..-
and warner Thursday
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-07-14
Grain Review.

United Press Leased Wire SerTice-l
CHICAGO. July 1s-ColtinEed re
ports CT good growing weather
throughout the corn belt and loos-
e1ing up Of transportation wers bear
ISL factors on the Chicago board OF
trade today. Early reports OF black
rust damage IN the northwest brought
z slight bulge which was wiped OUT
quickly by heavy offerings Lower
hog prices we're responsible for
slight declines IN provisions
July corn opened late az st-5Ta+ Up
x, but later lost heavily and closed
a. sl-5z14. down So. SaRtemba- corn
mp lc al the opening sL5TA, sE5se-
queatIy lost ~. December corn
after opening IL I'D al si-4s, sank 10
81 sos at the close
July cats was up &c CT opening ~
ssI-. but fen 35s by the close Sep
TENDER cats opened Il Tsi4. W x,
but closed al 77-s. down rs Decen-
Der cats opened al 1914, up =, and
lost Il daring the dag
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-07-14

lis psctor for many years and short
time ago he gave up his Job II the
czsto- house. burning al his bridges
behind him. so 70 SPEAK and depend
ing for safe crossing Of lrfsts steep
places upon squares OF 1hree-ply pine
wood ran through 9 printing press
and handsomely Vanished. sr The
Eals O. toEGy-fiTe gross z day.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-07-14
French Foar.h OF July.

TCrzte1 PrSs Leased Wire SerF.cs-l
PARIS. July ls-An France vas n
HOLIDAY Ezrb today Il celebration OF
the French Fourth OF Juiy, Bast1se
Gay. the anniversary OF The pulling
down OF the bastils in Paris IuiT II,
1.Ss- Festivities were held through
out the naIiol- Mllta-. ealnsvais
Es-s held n the larger cities Cafes
and restaurants s~Nmsd with E2e--y
makers
Many free performances were
given az the opera houses and
theatres
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-07-14
Late Market Quotations

g24ao.
Coffee Rio No. on SPOT. 1S4c.
Santos No. 4. 1s1l 2lc-
TallowFrm City. "a g1ec: spe
cial- 1913 G1Ic
Hay-Weak- No. 1. s. soG 2.40; No.
=, slsaG zoe; clover. s1.eoG220,
Dressed pouirry-Quiet- Turkeys
5ag Coo; chickens. so4 4Sc; fowls. Y
case: ducks esaS5c-
Live poulry-DaIl. nominal Geese
IsG 21c; DUCKS, e5G 3sc. fowls, Ssd
sec: turkeys, csc; boosters, 22ca
chickens, broilsrs. snG55c.
Cheese STEADY. State milk com
u,0 TO special. seq 2S-c; SKINS con-
non 70 specials, 4G1aAc-
ST. loa;s Horses and Mules
ST. LOUIS. July 1s.-Horses-ThsI
cary trade reflected no material
,nXnge- There were no eastern opefI
ato-s On the yards and practically tha|
only outlet was TO the south Tie|
principal call was for the oeufl|
grades OF southerners- The narseI
* expected to show more acuElpI
this week because of The fact ihs
the special western sales are atraes
ing & large number OF southern oPe
ators 10 this rrarket
Good 20 choice drafts (14oa
10 1890 oounGsl ...-...--sztVGEs
Eastern chunks. good .--.- lls9n.
Choice southern horses -. iIoals
Fair 20 good southeTners 5vE
Fair to medium southerasrs seG
Plain southern E-Tss -9
PlIss - - s .o,,a 4
crf-- for 1aiusrs and pif'.n,
and a few SIC. Is we're moved IN
res showed iitlIe change from Eel
prevailing last week The oeus
grades O. miners at r-ose71f
bringing from $50 10 slsS la'sep
some tor7y kinds scoring hisoNr;
is TO IL hands .-..--S isaG =
Is TO 15i1 hands --.----- 800.
Il hands .---
"a To 1919 hands -----.---
IS 20 49, hands ..-- -Sg
ST. Louis Hay. :.
ST. LOUIS. Jgiy 7S----r377
eaipss II cars, including = 'lrn9
fs c1oTer mixed. clo-s-, ada
and Is prairie Weake-, and fASs
on the very best hay. demand !
cfsesfv slow. Tir3ethv--t'Fe
sample grade al SIS. oae ca No
Ill SEQ. one car 90 81 SIS rart cA
Al Sc. three cars No 81 III
car do Al sSs. one car do a.
car standard st SIS. ore car ~
al SO. two cars co at $50 che
do al go Clover mixed 70 ~
nez lisht mixed ~ So. one car -
No. do at sSS- Cloye7-Cne I'll
Ma. / old and tvo cars new q
Prairie Two cars No. ? 81 80 IN
CIR do at SIT. enc car do 81 slS NJ
car dc AT s1S, three CARS Nn .sN
$50. Alfalfa ore car No.
ore czr standard AZ SIS saz sc Sc
at $50. two cars No, l new al 90
"a ~. T,-s7x- a-a.a civ ~
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-07-14

Weather Forecast

TU. s. Department OF Agriculture
Weather Barsau-l
For kaoZ1aE and vicinity Generally
fair tonight and THURSDAY: cooler 10
night and warmer Thursday
For Iowa. Generally fair toligHt
and THURSDAY: cooler n extreme
southeast portion tonight, warmer
Thursday.
Eor Missouri: Unsettled weather
tonight and Thursday. with probably
showers IN south ard west portions
tonight: cooler tonight
For Illinois: Generally fair IN north
portion tonight and Thursday. IN
settled south po-tfo1 with shove &
tonight. eoole- south and central por-
tiols tonight
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-07-14
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$3.50 .-sss~ - 80 rcsn mo s,avs.i
80. - -xs-1r Yesterday
TN-axra1sss with. . break between
-hs seaerzsss q. committee OF forty
s5rNs ans sAe labor marty when diff
sfeTs-cs,s arose orer the procedure or
stsa rrzvea4soa. Christensen, q SIX
fo.a1sr szs weighing IS. pounds. was
called to 1Ae chair.
The booming voice Of the Salt
Lake City man and his good IatEred
banging Of the g2vei quickly brought
order. Throughout the remainder o.
yes1s-lAgfs session and during las
lishlss meeting he GsSsn stssTso me
convention away from tarea-sAeo
S-As2-l
Prepsnd &c Sosl i
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delegates 10 ne ca-a-.5-1es q sosts
eight aaE2o-aL colFsseaeA Il
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were casc-ssso AAs p-osSSASse 49, -, :, -
a-sc rs ksssI = oe
ne A0- - 1- -
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Successful Advance

limited Press LEASED wire Service ]
LONDON, July Iz-4a u1zcial
wireless dispatch from Moscow 10
dzy said the bolshsTiSi we're contain,
r- = successful advance OF he
Whole front
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-07-14
Local Observations

River stage At Z q n - tsSi;
change il - hours, rise o.
Mean temperature 18th. IS; highest
S.. Lowest 20; lowest last night So
Relative humidity 14=h. g m, S.;
u ncoa- 50. , n S.
CARL z HkDLlY
Obseva-
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