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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-10
UN TORERO MEXiCANO LEGO
A PALMA, MkYCRCA, EN-
AEROPLANO.

Serviclo especial.
MADRID, JUNO 9.-Dice IN tele-
Srama de Palma. Mayorca, que Ia
corrida de toroS del ultimo domingo
uam6 mucho Ia atenci6n debido a
que q diestro meXicano que tenla
Il tomar paTte en- ella perdio ell
barco que hace Ia traves!a regular y
realiZ6 el viaje en- aeroplano desde
Barcelona. Despues de ]cincuenta
minutes de vuelo aterriz6 en- Palma
con Ia debida op%ortunidad para des-
empenar 81 faena. habiendo teuido
una tarde muy buena Y recibido mu-
chos aplausos.
Larita. u era el otro matador, in
sisti6 en- aparecer en- Ell redondel no
obstante que aun tiene las rendas
|que lie fueron puestas a causa de las
'heridas que recibi0 en- Bilbao hace
algunos dias.
De Cartagena informan que Saliva
dor Freq mat6 tres to-os con abso-
Iuta Sujeci6n a las reglas del arte y
que fu& muy aplaudida su faena.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-10
CABLES DE ESPANA
Seruicio especial de LA PRENSA

de Ia prensa que Ia situaci6n bien
puede c~aliticarse de s"atlStactor!h '
gu. SC espera que no sobrevendran "a
contecimientos- que oblisuen al go
b!erno a zanzibar su politica actual.
Agreg6 81 senior Dato que el Minis
Ierio esta consagrando su tempo,
prefercntcnente. al estudio complete
de Ia s~ituaci6n con e. Objeto de dictar
10 mas pronto possible las medidas
que de tai eStudio hayan de derivar-
sc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-10
81 PRINCIPE DE AsTURlAS SEN,
TARA PLAZA COMO SOlOAOO
RASO.

Serylcio especial.
MADRID. JUNO 9.-La familia real
esta hacienda los preparativos del
caSo para Ia ceremonial de la formal
acaptaci6n del Principe de Asturias
como soldado raso del Ter Regimen
10 de Infanterfa. Ia cual tendra lugar
Ell pr6Ximo domingo en- terrenos de
Palacio.
Todos los oficiales y soldados del
citado Regimiento han sido invita-
dos a almorzar con ell Principe. Y sus
padres Sc sentaran a la mesa con
ellos.
En- seguida tendran lugar compe-
tencias en- diferentes ejercicios mill
tares Y el Principe de Asturias repair
tira algunos premios entre los Off
ciales no comisionados que resulten
mejOres.
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RECORTELO, VALE DINERO

Rec6rtelo y envienoslo con sc. dl-
rigiendol GA Foley and Co. 1885 Shelf
field Ave, Chicago, III, Y ponga ST.
nombre direction ~claros. Recibira
en- seguida un paquete de prueba
conteniendo Foley's Honey and Tar
para Ia tos; Foley's Kindney Pills
para dolor de costado, reurratismo,
rinones y vejiga y Fc'ey'= Cathartic
Tablets, excelente laxante. (Adv.)
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SEiS MUERTOS EN- UNA lGlESlA
POR UN RAYO.

MADRID. JUNO EN- Avila cay6
aver una fuerte tempestad, Y un ra-
yo destruy6 parte de Ia iglesia prin-
cipaI. en- los mcmentos en- que Sc de-
cia misa mayor. Seis personals. en-
ire las cuales Sc cuent el Alcalde
de Avila. fueron muertas por el rayo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-10
BOMSARDEAN LAS POSIClONES
MARROQUiES

MADRID. JUnio-El Ministerio de
Guerra Ia recibido informes del Co
mandante general en- Marruecos dan
do cuenta de que tres ~aviadores del
ej5rcitu eSpanol bombardearon las
PARTICIPATES p]osiciones de los mario
quieS comandados por Raisuli.
Mas de Glen bombas fueron a~rroja-
das por los aviadores, causando Sc
rios perjuicios en- las posiciones de
los marroquies.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-10
PARA LA PRISON DE HUNTS
VILE

Anoche fueron enviados a Ia Pc
nitenciaria de Huntsville loi delin-
cuentes Victor y Alfonso Rodriguez.
Fl primero va a cumplir Ia pena de
cinco amos de preside por e. delito
de robo por valor de mas de Gin
cuenta pesos y el ~seEundo, Alfonso,
wa c~ondenado solo Il dos amos de pri-
sion por Ell delto de aIIanamiento De
imorada.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-10
LOS cAMPESlNoS DE AlcAlA Y
GAZULES Sc DEClARARON EN-
HUElGA.
Servicio especial.

MADRID. JUNO. 9.-Se recibi6 hoy
IN telegrama de CIdiz en- que Sc da
cuenta de que los campesinos de AL
Gala y de Gazules Sc d~eclararon en-
huelga debido q que los t~erratenien-
ties estan empleando en- las faenas a
gricolas a IN gran numero de eXtran-
jsros. Y agrega q referido mensaje
que las a~utorida6es consideran la 81
tuaci6n 6aStante seria.
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DICTIONARIES CAsTELLANOS.

{ amyalo Custral0.-Elcs'oLarlo sHSiSIo
- Lc !. !enEua casre1ana, por NJ zen
-,sz Lg q Eosa- A-a-saLo SoA
r-Issaos. SS5 ret-a;Cs. 10 mapAs'' COS
-, d. 5anle.as. lao-as tel SIstsm-
40. C5a.g9 i~nsev@as:onA4 de SeH&-
:. e.c. I'm JoEo pasta ts.a
Utscnsnar.o gyplIa- De Ia lenSaS C1s's.a
7z-Edgc.au Nlac-va- L;-.1s!rac : H~s
- E~ras-aLo en- tea lasIs>a !
-. ,~n,.g.y Ge IA -enEI- E-2H-
g5r u. RgG-.Sll--NAvaS, Col-
- ,.srLc ven. mst vo;e~ eA-
SssAa.s y deiln.1-S , 60 4e os dlee.oH1,
=, mas .ump.e-c= - a. sN--4- ="
mo Ge 1890 paGiU-s. pasta
C.cs.uaaz.J &c - -rn~-" ~~--1.
n I.-r E..gH.EF.- L # -.at .t 'Es~
Is. paslaas ; c~ou-.eu- i"s.as las rotSs
D.,,-oDa-,5 e = Academia. vel7u-
nc nj a-uersssalsUes g-iHer n" Sc
s.c!smos. a.ca-sa1us ; @e'O-S'-O
,.s-gszs .5c...1ues -a-.la- 3 ~eN-E-H-1'~
EzaH- ina 70 o. 20 o.
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EL GoBlERNo ESPAAol ESPERA
QUE NO TENORA QUE CAM
BAR SU POLtTICA.
especial.

MADRID. JUNO EEL Gabinete Sc
reuni6 hoy Y durante Ia session de
discuti6 ampliamente la situaci6n ge-
neral.
Despues de Ia Junta de Ministries,
el Presidente del Consejo. senior Da-
to, les manifesto q los REPRESENTATIVES
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-10

Icu.o cUHocimlcIto &C '!us aG-UuUs InGI-
siducs que nj s~iquiera han cstado en- Ia
ciudad de Los Angeles. California, andan re-
corricnGo aI.un05 Estados &C Ia Union Ane-
ricans, robRndo y engahando descaradan-rn.
te al publ:co. dAntO!e, : Gambia Ge 81 d.
nero. uHas cuantas pildoras que dc nada
les sjrycn, y para cuyo fin, conan inue-
bidamente mi uomLre y a6Gsan &c IL con-
f.snzs que 80 he sau!dO InspIEaT d! pubAco
con mi traLsJO ser!o y hopcadc.
Como este acto, aparte &c const!tuir DO!
81 solo una grave InlracCIon a las leres
Ge este Pals. p2dria desprcstIgiarmc ante 10.
ojos &c las pcrSonas que pud'cran Greer
que agueilos individuos son EeaImente e. Prof..
NJ. c. Martinez. me aTresuro a ouole-r g.
IA advertencIa para rvIlar que G. engano SD.
clio J procaE. siEa aoe.ante.
Por orts parte. como estos CHARLAEA-
MES Z ~IMPOSTORES TOMAN III NON
BRE PAR ROBAR AL PUBLICO, va tsnse
prueba, evIdeutcs Ell mi poder para proceder
eSalmente en- contrs Sc eStos Inoividuos SID
sonc!enc-a-
No dcbe oividar e. plblico que padece en-.
termeda6eS. we mis- mctodos de cGrar son
absolutarncntc sin meticIngs. Ademas, 81
20 lego Z saiir en- gIra por los Estadcs, coss
que no he pensado aun. DARE ?OR LA
PRENSA Ell ATISO CORRESPONDENCE
De personaS que. despues &c nabGr utllizsdo
mis- serSic.os, haa sido benetIciaGas J curs.
cas-. TenSo en- mi poder centea".cs de es-
tos t-st!moaics-los cuales ucostrare 4 Gulen
los solic,tc. sin ninguna obligation de S.
parte-
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NUVELAS OIVERSAS.

Ber;o.d9, Beruoldino J Cac2sen0. En-
pascada ......-.. $500. ...'..-. Su'o
Carmen. Ee-nSsa uG.e.L meAIcAnA 1oc
don t'ed-o CasteCa ..............'. V.'s
C.emeacia. HermUsa noyela meN.cAaa
yys D. IEuacIJ .A.tam!-anG IN 10
no. sG.cIou &c !uJo
Dei GlAGs-.o =! CamPamento o IL Mon
ID Alsrs1. Seas2cIcEsl aOve.s dc in-
lgE..Glv Ge amor, yOE Eduardo BIAS
CO. Dos tones enpzstadoS sn ie!2.
son l.-sygaciOHes .Se'N"
Don G-.Iy.e dc "a .A4achA.-L4 obE4 macs
10 &c "a Eter4;-sa esp2ao!a. IN tomo
/ Don Qu.lo:e Lc "a NAncha. Edie.on
PERI, con l!ustgacIOues S-.VV
= s.sre;o &c Miss. aurora. pos
Sc-aiJH Wv
:! .la.l.r Gri - Ao'e.A'
5asatA en- "a .,d.' ~. Re-e"t"r @i NAN
Go. In tOrao sr&nGs. IvgUsAEneG.e smpAs-
t-Gu. E.a4clUn '.-stracH ....-----SA ,SN
81 DiuamIterc. por Stevenson ...--.-..- soc
E1n;r-acicn, pur Alfonso lie Njcn|e ..... e0c
Expiaci- n. O 81 Naru-Io de una MadCe $3.50
Z. H.sO Maidsto. po- BaiEac -.-.......-.- o0e
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Historic del Empe-ador C~arlomanGo.
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Hl.a. Espos.I Y. IaGrS.-2 tomos 5000. i.51
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B-aCcCn .SV-oS
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y -moc,ouante aTEuInentO. por Fcrn~n-
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em0SstaGus en- telS ) cen acFmcsSs
:I@str=ei0ass
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Ia hueriana y eI Rerluts, poe Cons
Clenre So-oO
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dc S-aEelouRs.' CInco tomos .......SS.50
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La JtGJe- &c! T-aIe BlaocC, pcr Nilkie
Collins Dos tonnes
| MaiGi:as sean las Mujeres.-hcrmoss move
n pasional. por Manuel lbo Alfsro ... 4oo
Maria NaEtaLsHa. corseSSns y amiga
de Jesus 0.oo
| Memorials &c Uu RevOlucioaario ........Si.4o
| Maria. por jorge l5aacs .-......--.... soc
I Novelas ESemplA.ss. por Ceramics ..-..Sl.2S
Noches Fantasticas. por R l. Stevenson.
I Dos tomoS
I Narr2cioaes de IN CazsdoE. por Ivan TuE-
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/ Santa. FOR Federico Gamboa. .......... $500
I Yiyir tespUeS de Ia nuerte, o IA him
&c dos naGres. ObTa maestro del tc-
cunGo noveiista Luis de Val. Dos
tcnOs tea. ricaznen;e ilust-ados ...-.SI.eo
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OBRAS De GRANDES AUIOKES.
sIBL!OTECA TRAGI-ROMANTICA.

"A SC eeHtaros cGGs VaaI
Are De 5uscar Marido.
CalvArio De Amor
z Moo De Ru3ssacres.
q collar &c Esnera.Gas-
e lR6erDo de .os Hono--a.
Ia h.Ia &C Venus.
Las EIg4s *! Champagne.
gorGue Erincsdea Is Ei=oas-
Pcsg1r - Cas4n los Ecmbrrs-
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OBRAS DE EMILIO lola

-..D-r. a Minor. Sos
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80 no. ,onos sl.0
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~ s.ace.g.cla Eugene ko4E6a. = Ionos Sl.UO
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H.. 80. de- Amo- Do, ,cmos ......sl.eo
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BIBLIOTECA DE NONELISTAS.
tTor,os el7Dastades ~ tsls fiHa)
Perez ESCTlc&-

L Amor ~ o. AIOgrs. C-a-ro fouUs.-.SG.oO
4 inferno = SOS te.as--SeSunaa parts
d Ia anterior. C-a-.u ,ouUs 500
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PARA 1920.
-nn,CNs MEXICANOS.

:. mas anIS-G H.- 1890. No.T5
Anansqus Iusr-ado Hspaao-Ame1eano '''
CODiGOS MEXlCANOS-
coa,,i-lcsoa de- 1851 soc. &c. - w
-. l..t.... LI...vn p.a-.Sa ~
SSs.-a -e F.esra.a2.entos FraaHsS .-.- ~
80, de- P~-gceGsm.ru-o Females ... $50
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PROF. II. c. MARTINEZ
PodeToso SGnGdI

Poderoso SGnGdor,
A ToDuS MIS- PACIENTES.
Yea listed en- Ia ed;cion ssnanaris dc
La Prelsa'' las fotografias y testinonic,
20s-4-6 American Bank Building.
LOS ANGELES. CAL
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Astuc.a o los CE4-~os CUutyLo4nds;as--
Novrla mrNicsnA- Dos om-s-..-..--.S@ .0e
Z Indie Coss4. % q Dragon lie IA
Reina, por Kerry ......-.-.. Lee
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Memories. Rsaquiss > EetrS;o~-Na-ra
clones pac-juCIGs. poC FeLar '''.....SL.CO
Nh Esrcsa Otic.aL. por Savage ..- O.. LOO
Nz-,.aor Dor 90
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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-19
CITY NEWS.
--Eks dance tonight.

--Elks dance tonight.
Mems red rubber boots, best
grade. for $500 Saturday at Peter
sons shoe store, 712 Main street.
See Mary Pickford in her moun-
tain home, Heart O. the Hills"
Colonial Sunday. -.'-.
Adoption of Shirley poppy as the
official flower of the American Legion
is being urged in resolutions from
posts all over the country. The pop
py of the Flanders fields is the sig
nificance of the choice of this flower.
of American soldiers sleep
beneath the peoples in France.
-Elks dance tonight.
Married men may now be. accept
ed for enlistment in the United States
army under the restrictions pre-
scribed in paragraph $50. army reg
ulations. With the further limita-
lions that no married man will be
enlisted or re-enlisted VINO cannot
maintain his dependents upon such
income as he and they may receive
outside Of family allowance provided
by the war risk insurance act. A
statement will be required from
such applicants stating that he can
maintain his dependents without any
family allowance from. the war de-
partment.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-19


The Mothers and Teachers club OF
Wells school held their regular meet.
ing in the kindergarten, Ihursoay
q afternoon with many mothers aho
friends in attendance. The following
program was presented: ..., or+
Wind UP March, Dance Little Par s
nor Eve Baby Bunting, Little Bird
Crooked Man-Kindergarten-
Songs-Blue Bird, The Violet Lacy
Spring-Room j.. Dow, 6
physical exercises--Room .. t.,
Talk on general clean up work IN
Keokuk-Mrs. Harris. eo,
After the program a social hour iol
lowed and refreshments were ssr ora.
The hostesses for the afternoon WEI eavs
Mrs Greiner, Mrs. Robertson, MIS-
chester Brown, Mrs. Gilpin ana MIS-
Mecum.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-19
Daily Stock Letter.


UNITED Press Leased Wire Service
NEW YORK, March 19.-The New
York Evening Sun financial review
today said:
Some further progress was made
BY the stock market toward higher
levels, but trading was slower than
on the preceding day and there was
less vitality to the upward movement.
One group OF stocks or another was
moving forward as profit taking went
on in other sections. The upward
momentum gained by stocks yester-
day was carried over into the fore
noon dealings today and net advances
of from two to five points were
scored by wide variety before set
back. Conspicuous for their strength
were Pan-American, Mexican Petno-
leum, Marine preferred, Studebaker,
American Linseed, General Motors,
Royal Dutch, Baldwin and many
others. The rails did very little, al
though Texas and Pacific was up
some four points to 46A.
The whole list was very irregular
in the final hour, but the rapid up
bidding of a few specialties caused a
general recovery just before the
close. Vanadium corporation made Il
spectacular advance of more than
seven points to above 50. On the
other hand, Crucible was some seven
points lower, going below $50. The
rubber, oil and steel stocks held the
greater part of the days improve
ment.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-19

Here's joyful news for every feshy
person who loves good things to eat, es-
pecially those who are denying them
selves the things they like most because
OF their desire to keep down their weight
or to reduce the fat with which they arc
already burdened.
The famous Marmola Prescription has
been put up in convenient tablet form
and is now sold by druggists every
where at only one dollar per large case.
To get rid of fat at the rate OF two to
four pounds a week, simply take one OF
these little tablets after each meal and
at bedtime until you have reduced your
weight to where you want 1t. NO wrin-
kles or fiabbiness will remain to show
where the fat came off.
Simply use Marnlola Prescription Tab
let's according to directions; they are
harmless free from poisonous or inJur-
ious drugs and can be used with perfect
safety. Try them for Just q few weeks
and get results without going through
long sieges of tiresome exercise< and
starvation diet. Get them at any good
drug store or send price direct to Mar
mola Company, S64 Woodward Ave-, Detroit,
Mich, and full size. package will be
mailed to you direct in plain wrapper
and postpaid.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-19

5h cents; franc checks, IS.6V. up
four centimes; lire checks, L. up
2; marks demand S.Ol30, up S.oool'
and Canadian dollars, $3.50.
Around noon demand Sterling ad'
vanced ~ cents to $3.80A, and marks
to s.O134 for demand and S.o135 Tor
cables.
Demand Sterling closed at $3.S2R,
up 8A cents net; franc checks, 1852,
No 2 centimes; lire checks, 1855, up
centimes; marks demand $.O133,
cables, $.014; Canadian dollars,
$3.50, and Argentine pesos, 1.o25 per
dollar.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-19
Catarrh is Real Enemy
and Requires Vigorous Treatment

Throw these nlakeshift remedies
to the winds, and get on the right
treatment. Get bottle Of S. S. s.,
and begin a treatment that has
been praised by sufferers for
half century.
S. S. S. gets right at the source
of Catarrh, and forces from the
blood the germs which cause the
disease. Special medical advice
regarding your own case free. Ad-
dress Medical Director, LOG Swift
Laboratory Atlanta, Ga
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-19
r. A q State Convention.

Members of Keokuk cnapte. ,
Daughters OF the American heso. -
ton will be interested IN the caln-
naign of the Daughters 10 rals ,t
money for Americanlzatlon wor ns
esnecially since Mrs. A. w. Mann oI
Onawa, the state regent VINO mas
listed here, is prominent in tins
mart of the convention now oehs
How fifty dollars found in the
nockets of a dead Iowa boy on
battlefield of France is the paas TOT
this sum was told by Mrs. Mann. A
Clinton despatch says:
FIFTY dollars found ON the BODY OF
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-19

an Iowa soldier who was killed in
battle in France, presented by his
mother, Mrs. A. E. Line of Sioux
City, SO stirred the hearts Of the
Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton in convention here that the en-
tire society followed the gift with a
pledge of their full support in the
work of Americanization.
The story as told by the regent,
Mrs. A. W. Mann of Onawa, so
gripped the hearts Of the Iowa daugh-
tiers that cash donations were made
with such rapidity they could not
be counted and "a basket was passed.
Quickly the sum of $1,239.55 was
raised to carry on the work of Ameri.
canization taken up this year by the
society. Of this sum $685. was taken
in the collection.
The thrilling scene followed the
address of Chancellor MCGOWAN Of
the International college, in which
the society is educating Finnish
girl. Mr.. MCGOWAN, who came to
the conference from the Nebraska
conference held in Hastings, stated
that nothing 80 spontaneous happen
ed there. ..... ~.
A second feature Of the session
yesterday was the offering of her $50
Liberty bond by Miss Mary G. Avery
nf Humboldt, to the chapter pre-
senting the best relic for preserva-
ton in the Continental Memorial hall
lat Washington, D. c.
Over 200 daughters are in attend
ance at the conference. This morn
ing Mrs. George Thatcher Guernsey,
national president general, will be
the speaker.
The officers elected are:
Regent-Mrs. Fred E. Frisbee Of
Sheldon. ..E... e..
Vice regent-Miss Amy Gilbert Of
State Center.
Recording secretary-Mrs. II. A..
White of Clinton.
Corresponding secretary - Mrs.
Charles Clarke of Des Moines.
Treasurer-Mrs. Hugh S. Grieg CT
Estherville.
Other officers will be elected to-
morrow. .".. d.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-19
OLD RESIDENT
OF CITY DEAD
Patrick surk Passed Away at His
Home in Peoria-Mr. and Mrs. John
Griffith Left to Attend
Funeral.

Word has been received here by
relatives of the death of Patrick Burk.
which occurred Tuesday evening at
his home in Peoria.
Patrick Burke is an old resident OF
Keokuk. He moved to Peoria four
teen years ago.
Mr.. Burke is brother-in-law of
John Griffith of 72S Ridge.
Mr.. and Mrs John Griffith left to-
day to attend the funeral, which will
be held in Peoria Saturday morning.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-19
BAR MEETING
AT ST. LOUIS
Dates for Annual Session of American
Bar Association Have Been
Set for August 25, 26
and 27.

The new directory of the American
Bar association has reached Keokuk,
announcing the dates of the annual
meeting for this year.
The forty-third annual meeting OF
the American Bar association will be
held at st. Louis August 25, 26, n.
The attorneys met at Boston last
year.
Representative from the keokuk
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-19
Do Not NegIect It.

When you use sprays, atom1zers
and douches for your Catarrh, you
may succeed in unstopping the
choked-up air passages for the
time being, but this annoying con-
dition returns, and you have to do
the same thing over and over
again.
Catarrh has never yet been
cured by these local applications.
Have you ever experienced any real
benefit from such tzea$ment7
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-19
N||:E{Sss;3S|
For Society Editor Call
Black 2O6 or 1910.
a. O. n. Auxiliary.

The Ladies Auxiliary to the A: o.
TT was entertained Wednesday after
noon at a tea AT the home OF MIS-
Jerry Stack, Alb Des Moines street
The event was in celebration OF ST.
Patrick's day. and Irish music was a
feature of the informal program.
17he decorations were in keeping with
the day, as we'll. A large numoer Oh
women enjoyed the afternoon.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-19
CITY NEWS

For Sale-Male hog. 1923 Estes.
--Easter hats moderately priced
$500 to $500. Lowitz.
It's getting time to plan for spring
clean ups.
Beautiful home, No. Park Place
and Fifth avenue, for sale. Enquire
727 n Ninth street. Phone Black 1881
"A program of motion pictures
will be presented tonight at O'CLOCK
in the high school auditorium. The
pictures will include three reels, one
of Mount Rainier and two Of the
Mussel Shoals nitrate plant. The pic
lures are free and are open to the
public. Children must be accom-
panied by their parents or some older
chaperone in order to be admitted.
Easter hats moderately priced,
$500 to $500. Lowitz. =
Mrs. HOLSTER, who is here IN
the interests Of the Aldine language
book method, visited the keokuk
schools today and assisted the teach
ers in presenting the Aldine methods.
-Wanted-Laborers for construc-
ton work. Du Pont Powder Co.
Catch Sinton's truck on Main street.
Truck leaves Fourth and Main at
z: Is a. m. daily.
Masonic Special meeting OF
Eagle lodge, No. -, A. F. & A. NJ,
Saturday AFTERNOON, March 20, at 4
o'clock. M. NJ degree.
The will of the late Thomas Buck
ner has been admitted to probate. and
the wife Of the deceased named as
executor.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-19
TO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY
OF kEOkUk:

The rumors which have been start
ed, to the effect that had withdrawn
as a candidate for councilman at the
coming election, to be held Monday,
March 90, 1920, are wholly untrue
and without any foundation what
ever. I will be "a candidate at said
election, and any rumors or state
ments to the contrary are and VIII be
untrue.
rnTJT w RPADy
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-19

Daisy Armentrout. Lucy Marsh Jane
vogler. Dorothy Aver, Harriet Cam
eron, Phyllis Carey, Josephine Holt
day, Doris Lancaster, Jane Reed,
Margaret Devices, Jane Eyre, Vir-
ginia Collins, Margaret Moore, Edith
Dinck and Edna Montague. Refresh
ments were served. In the center
of the table was a large birthday
cake with lighted candles and artis-
tically placed on the table were
and small Irish flags. The
little girls played games and sang
and had a most enjoyable time.