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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-16
NO NEW RULES
TO BE MADE
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remedies tx The 9ev lila IL. qrers
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suggestions for aer Eag.zIzrgaz 90
.e3 is" Recommendations vs-@
DIougal TO the at,eu.1z q tae r,z,y
{ COMMITTEES.
Existing ruIea vhtch g@yut n ~-o
ueclsion" affairs IN tae waT oP -
games were generally c1r6e---a,s
Out no logical solution va &c.
Gienh Warner coach q tn $50.
sity OF Pittsburgh was r. - = - - -
wanting the kick after 10 - 80 -
! abolished 1''-''l-@-''NA
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-16
MEDDLING BY
UNITED STATES
Cause For Bitter Feeling and Hostile
Action by Mexico Is Given as
This by Witnesses Before
Fall Subcommittee.

fBy Ralph r Wayne. United Press
Staff CORES Pondent-l
SAN ANTONIO. Tex. Jan 1s.--
-sfeddiingr OF the United States goT-
eminent IN connection with the IN
seating OF Huerta was advanced 10
day rs the cause OF bitter feeling
and hostile action against Americans
IN Mexico in testimony Before the
Fan subcommittee investigating the
Mexican situation
p w Warner. Il. q veteran OF the
Indian wars, and o. G. Poofhaugh.
vanced this theory.
II was band OF men-Carrarl-
z4stas. yilistas, don't know what
armed By the United States to fight
Euerta. that shot my son in the
back. Warner asserted. adding that
until "tf1e crime OF Vera Cruz. when
President Wilson ordered the city
taken Americans had been diligently
protected By Euerta; that even dur
ing the Vera Cruz affair Huayta sol
dsers fought against odds 70 safe
guar American rights"
Warner heaSad q colony cf rsnrs
than ti4rna hundred Anerf I'm sarni-
lies =Ea settled the ItascoEz csssrrv
in Tamrg.lipas. Poorbaugf Eas one
OF several large investors in Soazlcrn
Vera Cruz
Today's hearing was arpaetcd 20
bring out further teStirriryf that
Widespread banditry and E7wEessness
prevails among Mexican federal
troops as well as aE,ong the .'oat-
isws
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-16
ADMITS HE
CUT HER THROAT
Husband Says Murder Followed Guar
rel Over Religion and That
She Used Butcher Knife
On Him

TUaited Press Leased Wire Service.
Los ANGELES, Calf, Jan IL
Thomas Z McCaln, VINO surrendered
to the sheriff three days ago. saying
he had cut his rIfefs throat in a
quarrel over religion. has in no way
altered his confession. Sheriff John
Cline stated today.
GcCzan is being held IN the county
jail pending q preliminary hearing on
a charge os murder. which was for
maIIy fled late yesterday.
McCann claims his wife attacked
him with butcher knife, and he
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-16
NOTED COMPOSER
DE KOVEN DEAD
Stroke of Apopiesy Comes While At
tending Dinner Party After
Presentation of His
Latest Opera.

United Press Leased Wire Service. i
CHICAGO. Jan fs.-saeginald De-
Koyen. noted composer. died here to-
day. following a stroke OF apoplexy.
DeKoyen came TO Chicago recently
to attend the presentation OF his
opera RIP Van Wrinkle" by the Chi
cago Grand Opera company.
After attending the theatre last
night, he went 10 the home OF jose nh
Fish for dinner party. He was
stricken while talking with members
OF the party and died shortly after.
DskoyeR's opera RIP vanwfnkle''
which enjoyed an eceptionally sue
cessfui premiere here recently. was
hailed by musical critics as the first
really notable achievement OF an
american composer In the field OF
grand opera, DeKoyen was persuad.
ed to compose the opera by Cleofonte
Campaniui, director OF the Chicago
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-16
s.. LoaEs i've Sock

1 ST LOUIS. Mo- Jan i6--Castle
sreceipts. 1.5G9 head market weak-
Native beet steers, SS-GaG 100 /:
wearing steers and heisers. $s5GG
lis.5a. cows. sS-99El5 1900: stockers
and feeders. sS.T5f1I-G0; calFss.
s5-T5GlT.S9;; COWS and EsEte-s. $500
EGs50.
Hog receipts 20.0o0 head; market
tt5E 70c tcTer. Mixed and butchers.
sI5-s5E E54e: good 20 heavy, $3.50
sG1s.48: rough sI3-T57l9-s9. Hight.
si5-s0G I5-4e pigz- $3.50 is 90;
baEs. SIS $40.
Sheep receipts. 1.s1a head. market
STEADY Ewes. sS59Gg1i-g1. lambs.
s16-254S 1885, Gamers and choppers.
s4-T5G 500.
Omaha Live Stock
OMAHA. Nsh- Jan tS.-Cattla-
Receipts, s.sJa head. Market CSC
lower Steers. ssGN6I5-s5. cows
ard heEfars. s5.@aGIsnQ: ssocEers
ard feeders. ss.9Sf7ts 80: calves,
So -5oG 1850; bulls and stays. $500
IfGa.
Hogs-Rece,rsts. 1850 head Mar
ket Is TO 25c lower BaIk, 3t459E
1s-T1: top. sI4sn
Sheep Receipts. $500 head Mar
kss 10 TO I5c lower Tezritngs, st5.7S
Rts-75: wethers sfls5EI2 25. lambs
st3a1QIsIes ewes. ss.59GI-25-
Kansas CITY Live Stock
KANSAS CITY. Ian 1s-Csssie
receipts. $500 head; market steady.
Native steers. sls.507 Is; cows
and heifers. s5-58G 1880. stockers
AID feeders. s7-59G 1875: calves.
SIS a0GIs.ea.
Hog receipts. 500 had: naariet
loo lower. Bulk. sI4s0115-fs: heavy.
S5A.65G 1915: medium, SI4-s0E 15-z9;
light s1s.I5Gl4T5.
Sheep receipts. 1-i61 head; rsarkc-
steady. Lambs. $500 O. 1910; ewes.
sleI56G I1-59: stoekers ard feeders.
sl359G1T-5G-
Chicago Produce.
CHICAGO. Jan Is. Butter
Creamery extras, siasiac: cream
cry standards. sec; dairy drsts, $50
soc: dairy seconds. 51G54c-
Eggs Ordinary hrsts. ssG 5sc;
drsrs, &c
Cheese Twins. solsGs1c. Young
Americas 81 gaze
Potatoes Receipts. Is cars; Wis
eonssns and Minassotas. per cw1-.
81 90 450
Live pcuItry-FaEls, ale. ducks,
SIC; geese. &c; spring chickens. &c.
soc
New York Produce
NEW YORK, jan 1s.-F7our-Quiet |
easy
Porh-FTrm Mess. si5-50G 1900
Lard-Firm- Middle west spot. /!
So 5AG 24s0
Sugar raw-FTrm R2ws. s139fG
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-16
DEMPSEY OUT
IN FOUR ROUNDS
Carpenters Manager Says 5s-tis
VIII be Terrific From S1z-- 52-
VIII be Easily |cC cy
Ererernrsn.

TInffed Press Leased Wtre Se-Tlze-
PARIS, Jan 1.-THE tzce nj csg--
dftiols Of the battle bec~ea1 jack
Dempsey and Georges CAP --r!er <cr
the heavy weight chanDLo-sht5 u
the world will Be definitely ssst.ers
within two or three days, Y Laz-
camps, the Frenchlaz's manager. L.
clared today
Descamps said the bout vii "taE=
PLACE some time between the f.rz, q
September and the last Of Noveube
and that it probably will be staged Il
New jersey cor some Other point near
New York"
This forecast followed receipt Of an
offer from Tex Richard, the American
promoter.
The contract with Carpenter held
by Charles Cochran, the British pro
rasder, expires February !, according
to Descamps- Cochran now in New
York, says his contract, runs well
into 1870
II do not believe there is any
chance Of holding the fight anywhere
but in America" said Descamps, who
places the offer from Richard at the
TOP Of a list Of four SERIOUS offers
from the United States. While Rick
ard did not specify any location, Car
pentier's manager said ne understand:
the American fayOrs New Jersey. Des
camps does not consider the eight
round law IN that state any bar Il
holding the fight there.
"The fight will be a matter OF only
a few rounds" he said In fact, #
will not last more than four. 1t will
he terrific from the first gong. Both
rnen VIII Try for an Immediate knock
out. 1t will be a death struggle from
the hand shake
While admitting the mathematical
chances are fairly even. Descampe
said the psychological elements were
IN favor Of his protege and he could
not conceive Of Carpenters defeat
The other offers Descamps has I'M.
der consideration are from Billy Glib.
son for Madison Square Garden; Jim
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-16
APPEAL CASE
OF HARRY NEW
Motion for N>H Trial Will be Made
Monday Wren Convicted
Man Co.'s Up for
Sentence.

limited Press Leased Wire Service
LOS ANGELES, Calf, Jan To-
The fight for she freedom GO Harry
is. New, convicted yesterday OF raIr
der in the second degree. IS not over
LeCompts Davis, chief counsel FOR
New, announced the case would be
appealed.
The first aim OF the defense cam.
pa.gn will be a motion for new
trial, which viii be made when New
comes up for sentence Monday and
liz it IS refused there viii be an
appeal.
The second phase was an effort 20
get New out of 5al on ban pending
either a new trial or decision ON
the appeal
A fight for new trial viii be
based largely On q note which the
Jury handed to the judge after the
verdict was returned Il was marked
ITO the court ard not for the press
and said that the jury requested the
Judge TO have New FIRST confined TO
some institution for observation as
to mis- sanity and for the court - de-
terrnine when he should be removed
from such an institution
The defense holds this note sho-g
the jury had a reasonable doubt as
to News sanity and that the verdict
OF second degree murder did not rep
resent the true opinion but was re-
turned on a basis Of expedtency,
Attorney Davis said he had tele-
graphed the result Of the trial 10 Y.
s. Senator New al Washington and
an answer had been received The
contents OF the answer we're not
made public. but & Is known further
fight has been financed.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-16
Nsarra Engaers Fog.

tE1sge6 PvEss Leased Wire SerTfcs, I
Los ANGELES, Calf, Jan. H.
LzcE Kea-ls TO-DAY made public the
z1sreT Es s@zt last night 10 William
Fog, View To-x gco-Tsrza and movie
z1sxEzts, win offered 1856, GJs for the
D~Za5sey Carpenter egfEt-
The zEs#e-, zs forecast YESTERDAY,
wz8 cEssET q rs9Essg 30 Fox for as
sz-sEesz tasE he can pat CARPENTER
IlE0 TIE ring ard that the fight can
se gtzzs1 q EE5s country within :
Tav. :
E-sa-Es toll FOX ths ~new offer
feature wElEn zsTes the Red Cross q
s1.zEs x tEZe 1roGt7
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-16
Late Market Quotations

1900; refined. granalatsd, s,sal
1850 ~
Coffee Rio No. On spot, 1ssp,
Santos No 4. 255sa. &C. . -5 &c &c.
Tallowazy- City, 17Ac: spes,
/ Hay-weak. No. i. 81 ee71 *. !
,, sI.10G 50; Clover. sI.soaiw
Dressed po1lrry--Steafy. Turt.,
40 53c: chickens. zsE4Tc; fowls
csc: ducks, 3GG 4Ics>
Lire poaltryStead Geese :,
sSc; ducks. fGG sfc; fowls, 3Sawy
turkeys. 4oc. ROSTERS &c; clicked
SEQ 25c-
CAeese-Duil State mix conn,
TO special. 25G53c skins common !
specials. sE23c-
BEtser-Steady. Receipts. III
Creamery extras, sc: dairy TINS 4
@ Gle: Imitation creamery frx:s, M
EggsDufi- Receipts. T.s5s Nj
hy white fancy. $50 $50; nearby I'll
ed fancy. 72G Tee: fresh. TaT7se
Horses and Mules.
ST. LOUIS. No. Jan z5.--Horss.|
Increment proved fair On soutb,l
tvpeS and good TO choire quality ~
On = strong basis. values shoEhl
little change from those q. last wssl
Flesh and good hair we're the M
requirements OF the southern bursr]
In the eastern department Of N
market trade failed 10 display \
strong tone as was manifested lsj
week
Good TO choice drafts. 80. sl59Ts|
Eastern chunks -... I4GaId
Choice southern horses -. r311Ij
Fair grade southerns $500. 75npd
Plain southern horses $3.50 ESQ
Pings $500. .., g19 4
Maze5Deaiers reported little aid
Guilty in moving the strictly chot1
animals az satisfactory prices. bJ
the medium and plain kinds relied
ed lower trend than q week ssd
Buyers have purchased heavily ID
the past two weeks and some al
nearly filed up on palmer and cu|
ciassei offerings. Another high rad
was set M in the commission aiis5]
when a string OF extra choice mule
sold q. s405 . head
iS 20 II hands. s2r5 a "a
10 10 l5n hands .-.-..-..- Ii912E1
10 hal1s SSgla
II 10 1Fla hands -.....-.-- s3dli
10 10 1Sii5 hands .-.-... 5GGlN
Hay ard Straw.
ST. LOUIS. Jan f5-EIzF-Ias9se
ton Of IS cars showed IS timothy. 4
clover mixed 3 ctover and 5 aIfaifa
No change was 10 be seen in trading
either in regard 10 prices or marked
ing conditions: moderate Offering
continue to meet 9 fair 20 real god
demand at steady TO firm values
Sales. Glover mixed. ssSG 50. ela
yer. s3zGSss alfalfa, s35G5s; prairl
ss5G IS
Wheat, s1aT1o.5c.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-16
On. szrtst E-r.s.sd

ELEt1el Press LeA4ed Wire Service. ]
MEXICO CITY, jar 7s.-CaeEano
1el1ez, e1e Il t1s leaders Of Cor
61tz Es11fGG. WHO abdz.czed william
o. Je1kEzzs American consular ageu.
II F1e5lzr hz3 been captured. accord
-g - Z Dispatch from that city
C1Gzy
ASE4Gz1 Authorities reporting the
arrest 6eGa&Ees Ge1ceZ possessed i'm
S5gEa1t eTfde-cs supporting charges
@g4tzzt Jenzf1sr who rs charged with
cszIZaz5<sl with ths bandits
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-16

GJS1t[t-r1E1 Err Tia s1ss1z z16 IrrzE-5fs
Lar-or5zs-a- s1r Georgia
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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-16
salary LirrFs Discussed.

EU1s+e1 Press Leased Wire Service
CHICAGO Ian 1.-The question
q = szEz-T E-i- II the American as
soc5@-EG1 wTzS -p for discussion 60
G1zT--tze seez1 day o. the annual
E@@zE cS club oE1srE.
EEe pzzEsE Limit was raised from
s&rtesz 20 eighteen. exclusive Of the
E1zsgs-~ an Assessment Of tan per
eer+ CT liz gz-e receipts fer egtab D
GEs5zaasl[ q Z reserve frlS was az
ct6e3 1zy1--
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-16
tIIrh priced clothina.

United Press LEASED Wire Service. ]
CHICAGO, Jan 16.-An educational
campaign to persuade the public not
TO purchase unduly expensive articles,
was under way today following the
national meeting Of the Retail Cloth
iers' association The meeting Was
held to attempt to hold down soaring
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-16
pAILv RaNes O. PRlcgs
chIcaco cash GrIr

Chicago Cash Grain.
CHICAGO. Jan 1s.-Wheat-No 3
red s7-ss; No. : hard s2sT: No .
hard. s2sss No : s7rfag.. S, s5G
2-e5.
Ccn-No- rezlow, $50; No 4
yellow sI4sGI4Ts M 4 veIlow,
T-s671-47s No : yslIoE. sI-1S7f.se:
No yeIlcE. s15s: No 3 white.
s1.43L GL4si@s No while. sfsfE
Ia: No. white. $685. q 50: No.
3 mixed. s1AE1s5E No. mixed.
sI-soG1 t31s No mixed. siSs
Oats-No. white. s5h sS4c. No
white, SEC.
Chicago Live Stock.
CHICAGO. Jan IS. Hogz-Re-
cetp.s, 1900 head Market 10 10 15c
lower. Bulk. sf3.75GI4.so: butch-
ers. sise1G 1875: packing. sI4159
1885: light 5a1f5a5; pigs.
s15.58T145G. roughs. s13.T5Gf4S5
Cattle Receipts. $500 head Mar
ket CSC higher BeeTes, ssGa11s. 30:
butchers stock ss-T5G145o: car
ners and cutters. $500 80: stock
ers and feeders. sTe5TIe50. coEs.
ss-I5I 1925; calves, sIT.09I 1875
Sheep Receipts. 5000 head. Mar
ket steady to strong Lambs. siS-Ts
GIs--5: ewes. ss-5aG9-0e
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-16
Stecher and p.-.L

limited Press Leased wiz ga--s..
OMAHA, Neb Ian ~
Stecher and John Pesek. Na,,-e.,-,''- ,'ss
leading contenders for Ct-. ~
Earl Caddocks wrestling crow ~, ~.
here tonight. Stecher weigbs 90 -. -
PeseR 191. -Pesek has never h ~
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-16

&
United Press Leased Wire Servtce ]
CHICAGO Jan I6--Cozttnred
As2vE receipts and lower cash mar
ser caused drop IN grain futures On
the Chicago beard az trade today
TIE fact that rhs United States grain
corporation has ordered all wheat
EacvsG 1ut Of Chicago i1neifar ely.
Interfering with sAe zairzant cg q
great deal cf corn. also aided Il the
drop n corn quotations.
Provisions were Lower.
January corn 57eaess aJE1 u st
f3SJ. and GrO2PeE another i laee-.
Nag ccEE opened AZ 1894. dawn Il.
and subsequently lost s. additional
IElT co-I opened OF Z A. lsIss and
lost another Il n later trading.
MAY o2Es opened rlc&aagaG e@a
sl- lost = before the clnsa- July
cats cpsnet5 5o=1 Il at rs ana
dropped an z61tttazGl = later.
DAILY RANCE or PRICES.
F-rrlrn
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-16
Fosr MASKED aen.

BEOT,FfESE gG. Ind, Jan EE---Fogr
aa&akef ZEE h19a6 and gagged The
foTE night Waterman and Fip1ed open
The safety 6e1og5t bozes ot the State
bark. TIE Ec>as ~ expected 70 amount
TITO thozszEGz II so9iaYz.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-16
etter 70 Holland

UNITED Press Leased Wire Servfcs.I
PARIS, Jan 16.-The big three has
drafted q letter 70 be sent 70 Hci-
land demanding extradftion OF the
former kaiser. it became known fol-
lowing long discussion Of the subject
between Premiers Clemenceau. Lloyd
George and Nftti yesterday.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-16

prices Little hope IVES held cut for
;cheaper clothes this year
The convention provided for ap-
polntment OF three members 70 iaves-
tfgats the high prices and recommend
methods for combating them
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-16

killer. her ct the end OF struggle
Both her wrists were severed and
her throat was cut Mrs Mccain Is
said 10 have been OF prominent
Leighton. Iowa, family. She was
aged 20.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-16
plies Cured in 8 TO u Days

Druggists refund money III PAZ0
OINTMENT fails 10 cure Itching.
Blind. Bleeding or Protruding Piles.
Stops Irritation. Sooshes and Heals
You can get restfIl sleep after the
first application Price e0c.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-16

1--WE having won from Zbysco and
CE1@rs s11o1g E1s TOP ao.chsg Re
zEzo w1z decision over Cs6dock In
& Ez-G5-z2 match
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-16
FIRST SESSION OF
LEAGUE OF NATIONS

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49, --rssTe-- u. go Iasr-s os -.
rar-s rnTrr,-sf !. n : co1-frsfe,rl OF tss
cxurs.frs ss-zr --aesfrS today.
TNe sssss17 naiorrzaS AZ 1889
F--r--sr- ssa-sAs tte Tsarysa f-rrEEes
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aaTra --sra rttE-- sp=a re should
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-sTF7. t.,s---a VII rs1r interfere With
-ztsrns lErBess ha sas1 because il is
r--.,r- -.ttF--A7,a.s -hst y -ssts
-Tra rssw,zA 4 Al asssyc EztSc1 az
4 sovereign. safes fur the purpose ct
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c0-g-ss-a-s-r -r1v y. was cezor-
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rs,.- $1,000 A. v-4snF-rtr-.-
-na <c,s.sEar tr4n rsrss~s.t IN de-
/ sar INA ss,cr-- ssh--=ats az the
= - $50 s,f,z - vfzN=s
- "ev--G<S r-w frrsI SIT -F---z-cG ~ tn
p-ssSsa-t 3rr--zs1asr rgzz-Es -slarfTe
70 t-a TTrF-=.1 states
/ @-Trz .es-ssss5- r--=- be hs- cwr-~
Graz sad -S-- II fha Trgeass
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= - - -,,,,--,-=T - -.tsnrss rhat
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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-16
Department. Of Agricul
Weather Bureau.
Weather Eorecagt

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For Keokak and vicinity. Nostg
cloudy and colder tonight and Satur
day.
For Iowa: Mostly cloudy and cold
er tonight and Saturday
For Missouri: Mostly cloudy and
colder tonig ht and Saturday.
For Illinois: Mostly cloudy tonigft
and Saturday probably with shoF
flurries near Lake Michigan colda
west and south portions. H
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-16

To Heal A Cough
Take HAYES HEALING HONEY. Csc.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-16

The royal crown OF Persia. which
dates back to remote ages. Is IN w
form of q pot of flowers. surmotih ssa
by an uncut ruby the size OF hens
,gg.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-16
Weathsr Conditions.

Yesterdays disturbance has moved
southwark and is now central in ths
vicinity OF St Louis. causing unsettled
weather with rain and snow through
cut the Mississippi valley during the
last "a hours A secondary disturb
ance In the northern mountain re
gions has caused moderate tempera
ture with light snow In those DIS
tricts.
Seasonable temperatures stfll pre-
vail in most parts OF the MISSISSIPPI
and Missouri valleys.
Local onservstHcns.
Jan. Bar Their. Wind W'thh
18th p. m. ...29.T7 IS e RAN
18th z a. m = 29.6S IS NE Fogg
River stage at a. m, OF.
Change in "a hours. -0.S. A
Mean temperature, rs; highest, 81
lowest 25. lowest last night. Is. ~
Relative humidity. q. M, Is; y
m, 81, { p. m. 81.
CARL e. HADI,EY
official in charge
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-16

TBy Ralph r Wayne, United Press
Staff CORES pondentl
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-05
PROTESTA Ell. CABILDO
DE PUEBLA POR SU
DISOLUCION
Sc queja ell Ayuntomiento
ante ell Senado y ell Presi-
dente de la Rep1blica

Telegrama Especial para LA PRENSA'
CIUDAD DE-: MEXICO. Agosto A.
Los miembros del Ayuntamiento Cons
titucional de Ia capital poblana formu-
iaron un memorial extenso protestan-
90 ante la Camara de Senadores por
los arbitrariCs procedimientos del
Gobernador dei Estado, licenciado Luis
Sanchez Pont6n, que mand6 disolver
csc cuerpo edilIcio, arguyendo que era
necesario debido Ia labor oposLcio-
insta que venia realizando.
Para fundar su protesta y darIe
mayor vaido2, ell Ayuntamiento di-
suelto ha invocado priacipios consti-
1ucionales, Y he declarado que Ia OPT
ni6n pdblica de la ciudad de Puebla
no esta conforme, con el procedimien-
to del llcenciaoo Sanchez Pont6n Y 10
condena encrSicamente. Al final de su
protesta. el Cuerpo Edilicio disuelto
pide al ScnaGo que estudie la question
y ordene IL reInstalaci6n del Ayunta-
miento.
Copia del memorial dirigido Ia Ca
maar Alta Sc envi6 al Presidente De
La Huerta, con iguales propositos.