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The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-21
BAJA CALIFORNIA
GAMBLING HELLS
TO BE CLOSED.
Omitted Press Service

MGAlCALI, Aug. 19.-Very short
lease cf life is being enjoyed by Mex
lea .; gambling resorts, which must
clio - September 1, accoring to the
ordefs Of Governor Luis M. Salazar,
nevlJ appointed chief executive of
Lowe< California.
Governor Salazar will not close the
sa'oo1s he said today. He is, how
ever opposed to gambling and vice
conce. sions, which have been given
un,:; September 1 to wind up their
afcca4rs.
Str'"t regulation of the liquor traf-
f1c VII be ordered, Salazar said. Sa-
loons lave been ordered to close for
a few days, until the soldiers of can
tu'" srmy ere mustered out.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-21
AN OMISSION

Through an omission in the list OF
nominating PETITIONS llIeu, as publish
ed in "The OASIS" yesterday morn
ing, ne name of c. A. Pierce did not
app,a. as candidate for precinct
committeeman on the Democratic
ticket in Patagonia Precinct No. a.
PETITIONS were filed for two precinct
committeeman on the Democratic
ticket. viz: C. L. Nolthcraft and c..
A. Pierce. MI. Northcraft's name
appea, ed but Mr.. Pierce's name was
omitted.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-21
AL. ST. JOHN SHOWS
Speed IN SPEED

Thai is one of the best athletes in
pictu:ts is clearly shown by AL. st.
job n his first Paramount-St. John
com. q, Speed which will be shown
at me Nogales Theatrt today.
A.. a messenger boy called "Speed"
he delivers a gown to the daughter
of tie wealthy Gottawads, where his
sweetheart is employed as a maid,
and causes side-S piitrng. sitrsations
whe- Re is chased through the house
by tne irate father.
HIS acrobatic stunts and fall in res
culug his sweetheart from society
crooks VINO kidnap her. are said to be
a banage of laughs. The subse-
quent rescue of her from the crooks
rend zvous wi both amuse and amaze.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-21
INCENDIARY FIRES

Three fires by which the entire
croL Ct hay on three farms in the
vici.'lty of Nogales and Calabasas
wee destroyed, have been reported
this week; md all are said to bear
evldeaces of insediarism. That Coal
oil had been used in setting the fires
is ,.polted In each instance; and
trackG of the perpetrators were noted
leading up to the stack and away.
Whether they were by the same per-
son is not stated, but supposedly SO.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-21
THROUGH ME- exICO
WITH O8REC0N

Gu fellow townsman, Mr.. Writ G.
Bowman, returned recently from tie
City II Mexico, where he went with
General Obregon month ago, gave
a representative of "The Oasis" yes
tera.y a resume of his experiences
an. observations on the trip which
are we'll worthy Of reproduction, as
of Jal interest to all we'll wishers OF
the Republic of Mexico.
Nj. Bowman left Nogales on July
20tl joining at Hermosillo the Gen
erai. at whose invitation he made the
trlo, and on the 21st, they departed
from the Sonora capital, going direct
to C1liacan, capital of the adjacent
STATE Of Sinaloa. Everywhere they
tne uorulace turned out en- masse TO
gre. the popular hero, their presl-
dental candidate. At all the towns
bar.Is Of music were at the depot, with
ever. man, woman and child to greet
Gene. al Obregon.
AT Culiacan the party ermained
two days and nights, and were given
every attention, the people turning
out en- masse to greet the General
upon a. rival, and he ad .~essed a great
mass meeting. in the Theatre Apollo.
Al Mazatlan there was another
great and enthusiastic reception the
popuIsce giving the most enthuslas-
tic :tmonstration of support to the
presidential aspirations Of General
ObreIn. One of the features of the
visit was a banquet given the General
and lis party at hacienda some fiji
teen k:lometers southeast of the city.
Fhon Mazatalan the party went
to MaLzanollo on the gunboat Guer-
rero CT the Mexican navy, taking two
day; tor the trip. The Guerrero car
ried ECO Yaqui soldiers also, going
from Sonora to Join the Mexican army
at tins City Of Mexico.
at Manzanillo Mr. Bowman met
Mr. Harry K. C..enoweth, of Nogales,
who - operating IN cattle in that
vicini V, shipping stock by steamers
to San Francisco, and finding a mar
ket there.
r, Jm Mazatlan the party went by
rail tothe city of Col1ma, lcapital
of the state of :he same name, wnere
trc> We're given r great reception
Ine Sta,e is IN rh@ trroes of an cleo
tin i.r gov 3InUr, and municipal
ele-'ti 4 was pending in the city, rival
Candidates contending for the respec-
i've posts. But all were Obregonist-
as. lnere was great parade, winch
was u double barreled affair. Each
fact on paraded by itself, keeping tJ
its own side of the streea, but march,
ing IL parallel columns, botn Shout
ing for Obregon, but mingling with
tlleir cheers for the popular presl-
den ia candidate equally vociferous
acciar alton for their respective can
dida es for governor and presidente
From Coloima they went by rail to
Guadslajara, capital of the great state
of Sal-sco, a city of 10000 people
There ws another great and spontane-
Gus Cutpouring of the ptople to greet
General Obregon. He addressed an
1mn:e. nse audience in the Pedro De-
goi'ado Theatre which has one of the
Target auditoriums in Mexica anG
was Vacked so with humanity there
was not standing room-in fact there
wer many outside who could not
get into the theatre.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-21
Mexican On Trial
For Staying Rival
Omitted Press ServiceJ

UNITED Press Servlce5
Los ANGELES, Aug. 19.-And-
reaz Gomez, alleged slaye: Of secon-
din, lssvis will be brought to trial
on j charge of murder of the first
degree.
Gomez killed Ravis after following
him from Mexico, Ravis is said to
have stolen away with Maria Con
zal.zz a former sweet heart of Gomez
according to testimony of the pre-
linioarv hearing. The shooting oc-
cure. here last May.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-21
AMERICAN AV|ATORS
DEALING OUT DEATH.
To B0LSHEv|K HORDE

ems are cooperating with the Bol-
shev'hi everywhere in the invaded
aeras, according to a Polish COM
mlni ne. The "Reds" are employing
ter ;sts methods in their efforts to
suL..ue the anti Bolsheviki population.
Th. Poles have pushed the enemy
back from 80 to 100 miles from War
saw American aviators have been
pra;:e for their efficient work by
President PilsudSki.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-21
MAIL
THEFT OCCURS
IN CHICAGO
UNITED Press Servicel

CHICAGO, Aug. 19.-Mail said by
postal inspectors here to amount to
$1GG,f1 was taken from the Illinois
Cenllal Station platform by two auto
Ba1J;ts at noon today.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-21
PRESIDENT WILSON ISSUES
LEAGUE OF NATIONS CALL
Omitted Press Service)

WASHINGTON, Aug. 19.-Presi-
dent Wilson issued a call for a meet
ing o the League of Nations at Gene
va, November Is. The call was sent
to 81 Eric Drummond, the Legue
secretary.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-21
TRINITY CHURCH
(CongregationaD
No. 22Z Terrace Avenue
Rev. o. A. SMITH, Pastor

Church School, 10 a. m.
Morning Worship, II a. m.
Subject: Professionalism Greatest
Resource Imperilled"
A c, rdial invitation to all who do
not worship elsewhere. Strangers
and isitors in our city are specially
invited.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-21
MURDERER OF OFFICER
CAPTURED AT CLIFTON
limited Press Servicel

Les ANGELTS, Aug. 19-Dom
inic, Gays, alleged murderer of Mar
shall Robert Ormand at Burbank, was
captured at Clifton, Arizona, accord
ing to word received at the sheriff's S
Office.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-21
Omitted Press Service)

WARSAW, Aug. 19.-The official
corarnunique announced that the Poles
are using another great arnv, con-
verg;ng in a drive against the Rus
sian center. The army defending
Wa -aw at the north has been re-
lea,'p! and has assumed the often
siva
WARSAW, Aug. 19-Germn citiz-
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-21

Ca.l Hoffman, mining operator has
returned dfrom La Colorado, Sonora,
where lie has been engaged in examin
ing q mining property.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-21
LEGISLATORS OF
ARE.
B0W!MG NECkS
UNITED Press Service)

NASHVILLE, Aug. 19.-The Low
er "Dse of the Tennessee Legislature
ct and adjourned without any effort
being made to force the reconsidera-
tion of the suffrage amendment Suf-
fragIs's said this indicates that Speak
er Woiker did not muster sufficient
STRENGTH to attempt to ovek 4row
suf rage now.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-21

Yesterday Senator Mark Smith, ).
M. Pondstadt and party went to Pat
apor1a. thence to Tombstone.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-21

LONDON, Aug. 19.-The Polish
ARM stice delegates continue to mark
time. while their armies continued
vic Gus. They are holding out
for less rigorous terms than those
proposed by the Bolsheviki, according
to Mlnsk advices leaking through.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 19.-Brest-
Lii" has been recaptured by the
Pola the American commissioner
infnr,red the state department.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-21

y. i. B. Robinson of :he Border
Iron & Steel Company, has returned
from a business visit in Guaymas.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-21
Extends Executive
CIernency To Cen.
Ricardo Gonzales
Especial to "The OaSis")

(SpoC1al 10 lINs OdSlS
Cl.'Y OF MEXICO, Aug 19-Pres-
ide It de la Huerta has pardoned Gen.
Ricar.lo Gonzales, who was ade pr1s-
ona,' recently at Piedras Negras, upon
ven.'lr1ng back into Mexico from his
fligr. across the Rio Grande at the
tina of the demonstration against
the provisional government il favor
of General Pablo e lzales.
F"Iiowing the oIIcial declaration
ma lie this evening it was given out
tina. General Gonzales had promised
President de la i-uerta that he would
abscl, himself from Mexico and th",
he lis no Int .ltion of raising in arms
aga',lsc the government. In accord
ante with : .at promise General Con
za.e. IS reported to have departed
from, Me..ic crossing the Rio Grande
at ped as Nc, as today.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-21

Ms. Josephine Saxon, superintend-
ent Of schools left yesterday for Can
lille, o. official business.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-21
ARMY AVIATOR IS
KILLED IN CRASH
Omitted Press Service)

SAN ANTONIO, Aug. 19.-Captain
Irwin, Stetson, instruction commander
at Kelly Field and a passenger were
killed here today when a plane in
whi~h they were flying crashed and
cadg:,: fire, according to reports.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-21
REDS" ENCIRCLEO
n 0R1 H OF WARSAW
RETREAT CUT OFF

Off 'als claim the recapture of
Bro. I1tovsk, according to advices
fro n the American mission at Posen.
Tn. Rolsheviki are crossing the Vista
at west Warsaw and have captured
Vl'tavek, according to reports. 1t
isal'p stated that the Poles have
retaken Lautenberg, Danzig and Cor
rider.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-21

]. (Bill) Wilkey, well known min-
ing man who has been installing q
mill for a mining company at Dun
can, "eturn yesteld day to Nogales.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-21
NOTICE

SUBSCRIBERS in Nogales receiving The
Daily Morning Oasis by carrier and the boy fail
ing to deliver before o'clock A. NJ, any day. are
requested to phone 52W., and the missing copy
will be sent from the office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-11
Short Sports

LeoI.,dd louis is the only club in the National
'"at has never won q pennant
bsnsah lS rumorcd that tho opening Of the
treeI az season next spring may see Mon
League " 'Nu'' vi tHe international
u yearly ear $4,000 will be distributed in purses
Hartford '"''' a' ShaF'er oak Fark'
to Sro ns tans of Lawrence. Mass, expect
RoSsoe Swe good bout August IA, when Tommy
IN naSoh tSnh I9nd 9nd Mike o'Dowd viii come together
VI. hh' city for a twelVe-round contest
L.Gnonnnis MS recent bout with Joe Lynch, Charlie
MAD me French bantamweight champ
in NJ %Hna peter impression on the fans than
s ot MS previous contests on this side
Rnr, ncinnati club has matched wild
arst ,, Kenny, the New York heaVyweight
rourd dHatry Greb, of Pittsburgh, for a TN.
OF t,I contest to be brought OFF on the night
A.oni,clais Of the Inland Lakes Yachting
iho s!aton report a promising outlook for
Fa,tss success OF the associations annual re-
we,L whlch Is to be held at Oshkosh the
'N o. August 10
mttp ppu,s b0gash, the Bridgeport fighter, will
yet fsrrS most formidable opponent ne has
Jack RrII,, Wheh ne hooks up with Champion
tw.Ivonr.tmn' The two are matched for a
OF August % t'usep0ft o" t"e hisHl
An"r,"raS L. Fox, who Is accompanying the
reprmon., y. ohrsmen TO Antwerp as the Official
OF of''Aa,cntative OF the National Association
wlrA '',",eur Oarsmen. has been Identified
MOI amateur rowing in New England for
mamy Siah thirty years and has directed
-aI.y ~. rcCattas 'e''H
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-11

Judd Haven +. o.. Ontario. Can.
ERNESCLIFFE ccapacity 100. Beauti;
fully located; own
farm Booklet. ALFRED JUDD. Pro"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-11
POLAND OUT OF OLYMPICS
Athletes Flockins to Front spolls
Prospects for Team

Antwerp. Aug. 11.-Detinite an
hounccment that Poland will not parti-
clpate in the Olympic games has been
made. made. The Belgian Olympic committee
mas received telegram from Polish au-
thorltieS saying that because of the
serious military situation. the young
men OF the country are f1ocking to the
front and that the Polish athletes re-
iuSe 10 quit the service of the nation
In time of peril.
ho ihe American rowing shells have
oeen taken to Marty, where the rowing
events are to be held. and il is exo
perted they will be in the water for
practice today. An old tavern by the
canal, which will serve as the race.
course has been rented as lodgings for
tAe American rowing candidates.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-11

Miss America First In the Powerboat
Contest

Cowes. Isle Of Wight, Aug. 1.-THE
American motorboat, Miss America
owned by Garfield a. Wood, of Detroit,
and representing the Detroit Yacht
CLUB; won the first race for the Harms
worth trophy, the international motor
boat prize. contested in the Solent off
the Isle of Wight yesterday.
Ihree American speed boats were en- :
tered for the international motorboat
race, the craft besides the Miss America
being the Miss Detroit V, entered for
,Garteld A. Wood. Jr., representing the
Miss Detroit powerboat Association
and the Whip Po' will, Jr., entered
by Albert Il. Judson, of New York,
and representing the Motorboat Club
of America.
The Whip Po'-W Will. Jr.. however,
caught fire in the vicinity of Cowes
last Saturday and ultimately sank.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-11

"The Empire Trimphant"-
Glorious pageant of Kaleidoscope
movement light and color on a
massive scale.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-11

Whiteside T. o., Ontario, Can,
American House Wh!teslde P. 0.
tions. S6-sl7 up. Bklt. N. A. Waiker'
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ne@h.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-11
Reading Slams Goodies

=, Reading, Pa. Aug. 11-Manage~ John
huHneIl, or the Reading Internationsls
nas slsned Jimmie Goodies. nineteen. of AL
lentown reputed to be that city's best semi
80. backstop. Goodies reported for duty
Arizona republican., 1920-12-19
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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-12-04
HEADQUARTERS
ARE OPENED
Ladies Of Charity Ready to Take Care
of Donations of Merchandise,
Food and Other Articles for
Their Baskets.

Christmas headquarters of the
Ladies of Charity have been estab.
lished in St Vincent's hall at Sew.
enth and Timea streets, where the
committees of the organization will
be at work preparing the baskets for
Christmas.
Donations of food, wearing apparel
and all merchandise will be received
there, and the members would like
10 have the bulk of their donations
sent in by next week. The rooms
will be open every day, and all day
for the reception of donations, and
it is urged that those who contem-
plate giving, do so at once that the
committees may have plenty to work
on. -.- -.-r,
The Ladies of Charity will work
with the Community Christmas head
quarters in the distribution of Christ
mas cheer.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-12-04

other than Francois Descamps, his
manager!
Get was zis way, Messieurs," said
Descamps to circle of interested
New York clubmen who had been in
ivited to see Carpenter put on his
big fight scene in THE Wonder
Man" the Robertson Cole special,
which will open at the Colonial
theatre tomorrow. "Ze mothaire of
Ileetle Georges inform me Eat Georges
was we're naughtee. He stay out late
in re night, and mothaire she beg
that I chastise heem- Eet ees as
l. you say, Madame I respond. To
morrow / thrash heem well in re
boxing lesson
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-12-04
ASTHMA GONE, SLEEPS
WELL, GAINED 20 LBS,
All done In two months, with aid
OF Milks Emulsion. Mr.. Tinker
is well and strong now.

my husband was taken down with the
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at night to sleep, coughed all the time
until we thought he bad consumption. His
mother advised him to take Milks Emul-
sion, and after taking it a couple of
months he is now well and free from
asthma When he commenced taking it,
he weighed 40 pounds He, now weighs
!4O and looks better than he ever looked
in his life. Before taking it he could not
walk 100 yards without resting. Now he
can walk 3 miles without resting, and
sleeps fine all night."-Mrs., Tom Tinker,
Windrock, Tenn.
Give Milks Emulsion chance to re-
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No matter how severe your case, You
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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-12-04

newest of film twinklers last night
The occasion was the premiere of
the Grand theatre of you Never Can
Tell the initial Bebe Daniels pro-
duction for Realart. 1t is needless
to say that Miss Daniels scored real
hit. This was foregone conclusion
with those who have watched her
rise through comedies to leading
woman roles in Paramount produc.
tons. See it tonight last times
Also can Overall Hero" a twoact
comedy.
Cellar Sniffers, Hootch Moochers,
and friends Of men who own stocked
cellars will witness the a.pathetic
cocn re man who hir- - frame and
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-12-04
MOVING PICTURES.
Hippodrome.

Hippodrome.
The Hippodrome theatre is pre-
Isenting this newest of Frank Kee-
mans productions today. 1t is an
original story by Kate Corbaley, who
has woven a charming romance
around the mayors step-son and a
cobbler's pretty daughter, with a
vagabond playing a cupid by-proxy.
1t is doubtful if Frank keenan, has
ever had more charming and SYM
pathetic role than the one in "Snol-
dering Embers." The love he had
for his son was SO big and fine and
noble, that he could enter the boys
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-12-04
.ELKS MEMORIAL
/ SERVICE SUNDAY
Six Departed Members VIII be Eu,o.
sized in the Lodge of Sorrow Of
keokuk Members Tomor-
row at Grand.
NOLAN IS TO BE SPEAKER
Minneapolis Man Will be on the pro.
gram and keokuk Concert Band
Will Play During the
Afternoon.

! Six members Of the Keokuk lodge
or Elks who have died during the
year will be euIogized tomorrow, in
the annual memorial services which
will be conducted at the Grand
theater. The services will commence
at 800 O'Clock, and will be open to
the public.
f, The departed brothers who will be
eulogized at the services tomorrow
are:
Tom Manley, March Is, 1920.
d. Y. Wills, March II, 1920.
Chas. S. Marley, May 4, 1920.
Joe. N. Martin, Aug. /, 1920.
F. M. Stacy, Aug. rs, 1920.
Geo. f. Burk, Nov. IS, 1920.
William ]. Nolan of Minneapolis,
will be the speaker and the program
will be the following:
Memorial March. 49,. C. Meyerbeer
Keokuk Concert Band
w. H. Bower, Director
Opening Exercises-Exalte Ruler
and Officers.
Music. Elk Double Quartet
Zone Sweetly> Solemn Thought
John Nodler, Fred Lindsay, DR.. NJ.
G. Handkerchief, bred Dressed,
John Hulson. Karl Klann, Fred
Kirchner, Tom Rogerson, Ralph
Breitenbucher.
Ritual Exercises-Exalted Ruler and
Uist Of members who died during
year)
Vocal solo-"Forgotten"
....... Eugene Cowles
Mr.. Thos. F. Rogerson
Accompanied by Keokuk Concert
Ritual Exercises-Exalted Ruler and
Officers.
Music-"A Story" Oh. Bach
Keokuk Concert Band
Memorial Address. William j. Nolan
Speaker of house of representatives
State of Minnesota
Violin solo-"R Romance. Wienekaski
Eugene Carter
Fred w, Kirchner, Accompanist
Lang Syne-Double
Quartet, Members and Band.
Closing Exercises-Exalted Ruler and
Slave"
....-.......... P. Tschaikowsky
Keokuk Concert Band
Star Spangled Banner
Officers Of Lodge.
w. J. Weis smann, E. r.
c. R. Milligan, E. L. K.
S. Leroy Walsh, E. l.. x.
Elmer V. D. Mas, E. L. K.
L. J. Wolf, secretary
J. R. Baur, treasurer.
Rev. VIM. s.. LaMonte, chaplain.
G. c. Buffum, inner guard 8 s
D. J. Hemmy, tyler.
W. G. Heller, organist
John S. Sprowles, esquire.
W. H. Reimbold, J. A. Hennemann,
VIM. Sinton, trustees
Committee on speaker-John G..
Scott, H. j. Reeves.
Program committee. w. Van
asset, Fred w. Kirchner. Edw. Kied-
liscf.
Decorating committee-G. F. Den
lis, Karl Klann, Dave Tooke, Dave
Klein, r. r. Daley, J. S. Wells, J. T.
2eidy, Howard Bank, Fred Kiess.
Reception oommittee-C. S. Cooley,
:. r. Bryan, Floyd Seffert, Emile
)unlavey, Thos. H. Joyce, VIM. Wes-
erhoff, c. E. Gross, w. M Leroy, L.
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