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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-15

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Despu6s de liacer circular atenta in
yitaci0n a todos los compaheros que
ejerceli no Ia profession, sc lley6 a
.efecto una Asamblea el dfa 10 del mes
en- curse en- la ofcina de la "Liga
Agrfcola de Arecibo". siendc 81 objeto
de dicha reunion deiar constitiiida
la Association de Agronomos Profesio-
males de Puerto Rico.
Con anterioridad Sc habfa prepara
do un reglamento, por el compafiero
Adolfo Mayoral Reinat. Sc procedi6
a Il. discussion del misno.
FL nombre Y tftulo por el cial sera
conocida esta association es: "Asocia-
ci6n de Agronomos Profesionales de
Puerto Rico,
La residencia de esta association Sc
RI en- Ia Isla de Puerto Rico su Off
Gina estara Ell la ciudad de Bayam6n.
Los fines de. esta association son:
(a) Proponer por todos los medios
a su alcance al meioramiento social
Y ecn6mico de sus asociados.
(b) Para conseguir el mejoramien-
to de los sistemas 'anticuados de cul-
tivos v de todo 10 comprendido en- la
Agriculture, por medic de la implan-
taci6n de nuevos m6todos de cultivos
Y por cualquier otro medic que estu-
Were su alcance.
(c) Cooperar con ell Gobierno de
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-15
Dfa dc II Raza en- Ponce
Sc orqanizd Ell Club de Ia JJiveRtud
IndcpendentIStd
OTRAS NOTlClAS DE lNTERES

na Ei ifdtod0 GprFifs y Salon Vnlces-
dc, obras que fueron muy aflaudidas !;
y esta noche tiltima velada de Ia
compaiifa. forma el programa un acto
de conclerto ! Mnjeres Flores
Numeroso pfblico asiste a los espec-
taculos de esa Empresa. cuyo meritos
son generalmente reconocidos.
"A las seis de la tarde del lrtnes
el auto No. P-713fi manejado poF su
dueIo Pablo Galarza, choc6 con el CO.
che de lfnea No. 3S, giiado por el
automeflonte Carlos Correa, resugtando
este ifltimo vehfculo con algunos des-
perfectos Y lesionados los caballos que
10 arrastrabail.
FL guardia Pedro A. Rodriguez, que
investig6 el accidente. informa que los
testigos presenciales declaTan que Ga
Dlarza no adopt6 precauciones, por 10
que Sc lie supone culpable del choque.
Han regresado de Estados Unidosg
los estimabIes esposos Lcdo; Arturo
Ortiz Toro zoraida C6rdoya, 4uie-.
nes pasaron una temporada en- el Nor
te: aqu6l gestionando asuntos profe-
sionales en- la Corte de Circuito de
Boston Y la seiiora C6rdoya, hacienda
compras para su establecimiento de
modas, alberto en- la calle Comercio.
de esta ciudad, cdn ell nombre de.
Ladies Noveltg Shop.
Damosle nuestra mas Sincera bien-
yenida.
Los guardias Benito Albelo, Fun
dador Irizarry Y Ramon Leon Ramos,
han ocupado, la tarde del lunes tltimo,
tres latones llenos de alcohol en- ell
barrio Vayas, de este termino munich
pal; a la vez Sc apoderaron de dos
alambiques, con alguna miel fermenta-'
da, que descubrieron en- el mismo ba
rriO.
I'm ni1o de doce amos Gle edad,
hijo del vecino Domingo Castro, Sc
monte de chivo en- un caro- electrico
que salvaba Ell dltimo tramo del ira
veto de Ponce al Muelle Municipal,
este es: trozo que va del poblado de la
Playa al Mpelle; Y al observar que
iba sobre el un conductor del caro-.
para cobrarle Ell pasaje, Sc lanz6 la
carretera, recibiendo lesiones que lie
han reclufdo en- una CANA del Hospi-
tai TricOche.
Ell lunes atrac6 al Muelle NUM-
cipal de esta ciudad ell vapor Ponce,
para descargar 922 toneladas de carga
que trafa para este mercado.-
-Ya esta 'algo aliviada de la grave
enfermedad que la hizo guardian CANA,
Ia amable dola Lola Maldonado, ma
DIRE cariiosa de nuestro querido ami
go ell popular Pipo Maldonado.
Celebraremos su complete restable-
cimiento.
-El guardia Marcial Rivera ha de-,
tenido Eyangelista Hernandez Mit
guel Vega, para denunciarles como au-
torres del hurto de una cabra, 'perte-
neciente a Emilio Quirindongo, ami
NAL valorado en- ounce d6lares, que
aqh6llos vendieron por seis al vecino
Emilio Ruiz; habi6ndose recuperado
ell animal en- poder de este liltimo.
-SegGn informes vendra Ponce
el pr0ximo domingo ell tenn "Guanica" :"
para celebrar un match con ell Ponce"
Y de que ell juego resultara muy re-
fiido es augurio esta noticia: Forman
parte del ''Guanica", ell pitcher Farbe-
! He; Freyre. ex7segunda del Maya
guez"; el terrible Babi; nn tapGo, que
dicen es pitcher del YALE, Thompson,
Ejugador que fue del "Fisk"; Gfana,
ex-fieldef del Army" Y otros.
! CORRESPONSAL.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-15
DECISIONEs DEL JUEZ
CAMPILLO

Aver el Juez de la secci6n primera,
de la Corte de Distrito de San Juan,
Lcdo. Campillo, resolvio los asuntos
siguientes: r.
En- el easo de Amos J. King, vs..
Clementina Gaico, hoy F. Dexter, por
Rehabilitation, la Gorte declare sin lu
gar la demanda con costas La deman-
dante. =
En- ell case de Eladia Martinez. ex-
parte sobre authorization judicial, la
Corte coneedio authorization la petit
.cionaria para que a nombre de srs hi
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-15

lttterfaron sus puelfas los establecimien-
ifos colnerciales de esta ciudad, con
motiyo de Ia fcstfTidao de Ia, fecha.
d sea el - de oct,iire "Dfa de la RAJ,
za,. que nos recuerda la gloriosa epo-
peya del Descubrimiento de America
!, por q immortal Crist0bal Col6Ie
Por Ia nbche. solelnnizando esa efe-
ln6ride. celebr6 un esplendido bale de
sociedad 81 Centro Espafiol de Ponce,
acto que resllt6 lutidfslmo, tesplendi-
do. y
En- el cementeIio del poblado de
la Playa, fue, inhumado aver por Ia
7manana, el caddver 'de la estimable
sefiora Susana Lopez Rios, madre aman
tfsima del conocido joven don Fernan
do Arizona, a quien enviamos nuestro
Sentido pesame. - m
DC. 14.En nombre del Centric Espiritista
"Cfrculo Ltmen', personaronse nues-
tros caros amigos don Francisco l..
Arizona v don Domingo Negr6n, en- la
residencia de la sefiorita Olive Wi
llialns, profesora norteamericana que
gratuitamente abri6 una escuela para
nifos pobres en- la casa de los es-
pesos Barrett, ahdra fesidehtes 'en
Estados- Unidos, pero que regresan en-,
Eest0ss tlfas Y necesitan su casa. para ha-
. bitarla, ofrecieron Miss Williams
los salones del "Cfrculo LINEN" ci-
tado, a fin de que su escuela no sea
clausurada.
Merece placemes la actuaci0n del
/! ';Cffculo Ldmen" Y debemOs otorgarl
selos generOSamente, va que ella denun
cia un buen deseo en- cuanto la ms
trucci6n de los nifios pobres de esta
localidad
p AAnteanoche cOntrajeron matrimo-
nio. ante el JueZ de PaZ, LcdoG Yor7
! dan Pasarell los apreciables j0Venes
Amalio Sepdlveda Y sefiorita Carmen
Ventura, que Sc proponen embarcar
para Santo Domingo, fijando su resi-
dencia en- San Pedro de Macorfs.
-fAnOche celebrarOn un mitin en- ell
barrio Cuarto de esta ciudad los So
cialistas ponceiios, siendo muy con-
currido ese acto de propaganda poll
tica.
-Guarda CANA enferma de cuidado
en- la calle Principal de la Cantera,
la bondadosa sefiora Margarita Ubach,
esposa del conocido sefior Antonio Ca
raballo.
Nos satisfard poder anunciar ell res
tablecimiento de dicha enferma.
Ell guardia Cris6stomo Martinez,
Ina detenido al individuo Aurelio Ri
vera, paAa denundlarle como ahtor
de un hurto cometido al sustPaer de
un caro- que estaba parade en- la ealle
del Comercio, un encerado Y una sOga.
valorados en- $25
.-Hemos tenido la satisfaction de
estrechar la diestra de nuestro huen
amigo don Enrique Colon Baerga. re-
dactor principal de la Corycspondcn-
eia, quien vino esta ciudad ell do
mingo liltimo, permaneciendo aquf has
ia el siguiente dfa, que regres6 a san
Juan.
Aver tarder Sc celebr6 en- el Cine
Habana una reunion de j0venes con el
prop6sito de constituir, como 10 hicie-
!, ron, el Club de la JtpentuG ,Indepcn-
dentistd, en- ese acto hicieron uso de
Ia palabra el doctor Salazar, Julio del
,Toro Fernandez Y ell Lcdo. Coballes,
de Arecibo este; siendo todos muy
aplaudidos.
Anoche di6 en- ell amplio Teatro
. Broadway, su penGltima function la
Compailfa Velazco, poniendo en- esce-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-15

QUININA QUE NO AFECTA LA
'CABEZA. LAXATIVE BROMO QUI-
NINA es mas eficaz en- todos los ca
SOS en- que Sc necesite tomar Qpini-
na, no causando zumbidos de oidos.
Contra Resfriados. La Grippe. In
ff1uenza, Paludismo y Fiebres, La
tfirma de E. w. GROVE viene con ca
,da caiita.
Advt
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-15
bonn BAYS

BQMBAS IL
TenemOs Bombas, dep6sitos, tanqdes
y demas accessories para Ell almace-
,naje y despacho de gasOlina, aceites
lubricantes. aguarras. kerOsina, acei-
te linaza, etc.
LUCAS BLANCO & CO..
San Juan, Puerto Rico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-15

La mujer es tod0: Affirmation
sllprema.
La mujer es 9qdG; Suprema
negaci0n.
SeUceO Catalina.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-10-12
DRIVE TOMORROW
Team Captains and Members Expect
ed to be at Luncheon Tomorrow
at the Hotel to Start the
Campaign.
WILL LAST ALL WEEK
keokuk Has Quota to Raise Along
With Fort Madison in This Bid
for Funds for Work Of the
Army.

| Team captains and members of the
soliciting bodies will meet at the
Hotel Iowa tomorrow at 1918 o'clock
to launch the Home Service fund cam
paign of the Salvation Army. V. t.
Mckay, chairman OF the local COM
mittees is reminding all OF the cap
tains that they are expected TO De
present and that the work OF Solicit
ing will be commenced, following the
dinner. when instructions will be
given
Following are the teams and their
captains:
Team No. Ira Wills, captain, G.
S. Abel, Fl. c. Bode, w. A. Loeifler'
e. G. Weissenburger, c. M. Rlch,
CLYDE Thornton, w. A. Bridgman, +.
lR. Norton, J. o. Boyd.
Team No. 2-F. H. Overton, captain,
Lester Salzer, H. A. Brunat, Frank M.
Jones, DR.. o. H. Sohl, Frank Wilmer
ing. w. H. Kiehne, Bernard Merriam,
Lorenzo Scott, John ]. Crimmins, VIII
liam Holland.
Team No. 3-James Mccarthy, cap
tain, R. B. McCutchan, Frank Weber,
IL w. Huiskamp, Ed. S. Lotion, w. A
Balbach, E. l.. Kruse, e L. Williams,
DR.. Farmer, C L. Foster, Peter Van
Ausdall.
Team No. Al. l. Annable, captain,
J. w. Rovane, Jr., e. F. Renaud, u. Il.
Linuuist, Walter Brinker, A B. Grout,
H. M. Carey, o. c. Bott, H. w. kriei'
H. 1. Sawyer, G. E. Hadley
Team No. 5-Dr. Rankin, captain,
DR.. H. A. Gray, DR.. c. R Armentrout,
DR.. F. B. Dorsey, Jr., DR.. F. M Fuller,
DR.. w. M. Hogle, DR.. Clark, DR.. Court
right, Dr. Haines.
Team No. Crank Swan, captain,
R. l.. Sherwood, A. e. Marks, +. J.
Warnecke, Ike Younker, ]. II. FULTON,
Asaph Buck, J. w. Foulkes, David
Klein, Fred O'Dell, E. NJ Miner.
Team No. IL. Gabe, captain. c. A.
Sears, B. L. Auwerda, P. G. Benner,
N. S. Lowitz, M. w. Cunningham, Otto
f. A. Keiser, Claude
Cook, E. R. Plug, L. " Smith.
Team No. SC. H. Dickey. captain,
A. G. Peterson, Frank Anderson, Louis
Rovane, John Sprowls, John HUDSON,
Sidney COLLISION, Walter BlaisdeH,
Rothgeb, Herman Davis.
Team No. &c. A. French. captain,
Howard Banks, Lloyd Norman, Lath
Am Ayres, E. L. Aldrich, w. F. Butch
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-10-12
PYTHIANS TO
OBSERVE DAY
Educational Day Will Be Special
Phase of Anniversary Week
Celebration for Members
Of the Order.

The Pythian Sisters Of Keokuk
are uniting with the other chapters
of their lodge in the state in the
observance of their annual anniver-
sary week, and tomorrow with be
celebrated as education day.
The members of this order have an
educational fund to which they may
apply for loans when members of
their lodge want assistance to send
their children to school. Keokuk
chapter is specially observing the day
tomorrow night with supper served
in their hall to be followed by a
short program and dance in the even
ing.
The proceeds from the evenings
entertainment will be turned over to
the educational fund of the state to
promote this department Of the
lodges work.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-10-12
CITY NEWS

Ask someone who uses Red
Clover syrup. They'll tell you.
Regular meeting Knights Of Co
lumbus tonight at 8 o'clock.
The white table syrup with the
honey flavor. Red Glover at all
grocers.
Wanted: Second-h hand furniture
Of all kinds; also secondhand clothes.
Highest cash prices paid. Cali Ike
Bork. Phone $50 or 1900 Main.
Try Red Glover syrup with your
pancakes for breakfast. It's simply
delicious.
The fire department was called
to Fourteenth and Cedar streets this
afternoon where a woodshed had
caught on fire. No serious damage
was done The alarm was sent In
at 2:20 O'Clock.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-10-12
Mother Of Mrs. e. T. lBartruff Passed
Away To-day After Long illness
Incident to Complication
Of Diseases.
LIVED HERE MANY YEARS
She Was Born at Mt. Carmel, H., and
Was Married In 1852 to G. n.
MeHen, Former
Banker

Today at 1890 o'clock at the home
|of her daughter. Mrs. Frances G.
Mellen passed away after a long Ill
ness. She had been confined to her
home for year and half and her
death was caused by complication
of diseases incident to old age.
Mrs. Mellen has made her home
with her daughter, Mrs. E. T. Bart
ruff, at 613 High street, for the last
seventeen years She had been a
resident Of the city for many years,
coming here following her marriage
in 1852. She was the wife of C. H.
Mellen who was prominent In the
affairs Of this city during the time
he lived here. Mr.. Mellen was the
founder of the Central Savings bank
in Keokuk which was later merged
into the State Central Savings bank,
and before that time he was superin-
tendent of the Reconsideration
bridge.
Frances Ing was born March 8,
1884, at Mt. Carmel, I'll. Her early
girlhood life was spent in that state
and on December Is, 1862, she was
united In marriage to c. H Mellen
who preceded her in death in 1895.
The survivors are the two daugh-
tiers, Mrs. q. T. Bartruff Of this city,
and Mrs. Walter Mackay of Port
land. Ore: six grandchildren and
eleven REORGANIZATION. Mrs. E..
H. Keator and Mrs. John s. Sprowls
are granddaughter in this city. Mrs.
]. c. Kneer of St Joseph, Mo-, Is
the only out Of town grandchild to
be in Keokuk at the time Of Mrs
Mellen's death.
The funeral services will be held
from the residence Wednesday after
noon at 2:30 O'clock.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-10-12

Keoknk, Oct. II, 1920.
Daily Gate City:
Dear Sirs-As the article in
last nights issue In regard to
the Community band Is some
what incorrect, wish you would
publish this statement Of facts:
l first went to Mr.. Peterson to
get into communication with the
band. That evening Mr.. Dick
son, not Mr.. West, called me on
the phone and requested to be
informed If this was pay job.
I told him that 1t was not, and
he said he would have to talk to
the members of the band and
see If he could get them together.
In the meantime a member Of
the band told a gentleman in
charge Of the funeral that the
laws of the union required that
they be paid two dollars for fu-
nerals. Mr.. Peterson then in
formed me that because Of the
short notice it would be impos-
sible to get the members to-
gether, as many of them had
made arrangements to play else
where.
Saturday the family called me.
requesting band, and offered
to pay for the band. Estimating
that there would not be over
twenty-five members, I told them
it would cost about fifty dollars.
but it was impossible to get the
members together at that time.
/ then tried the Warsaw band.
but many of their members had
other engagements.
Personally, l think that, consid-
ering the fact that these men
died for every one of US, we
should have raised fund for the
purpose of paying either band
1t would cost each Of US but lit
tie, and I think the returning
heroes have done enough for US
that we should be proud to be
permitted to do for them.
F. FRANK BROWN.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-10-12
'D|SC0vERS WAY
TO OVERCOME
HIS TROUBLES
World War Veteran Says Tru-
tona Builds Up Run Down
System After Return
From France.

ROCKFORD, H., Oct. 11.-"After
spending seventeen months in France,
during which time I was gassed,"
says George e. Severance, a world
war veteran who lives in Rockford
at 1876 West State street, II realized
when got back home that my sys-
tenn was in dreadfully rundown con-
dition. was so weakened and ner-
vous that was really unfit for any
kind of work. The food ate soured
in my stomach, and my bowels would
go for three or four days without an
action. It was next to impossible for
me to sleep at night.
II have made gain Of five pounds
in weight since ] began taking
Trutona, and certainly feel strong
er in every way. My food digests
properly now, and my bowels act
regularly every day, too. Further
more. sleep as I should at night,
also. I'm glad to make this state
good It has done me, and to help
other sufferers"
New is the time to get after your
did. Let Trutona rebuild your nerves
and tissues and restore the strength
which hot summer weather has
sapped. A good, healthy body is your
greatest asset, and almost Invariably
wards off the influenza. Don't take
chance with the flu. Take Tru-
tona and enjoy the vigor of life which
is sure to follow.
Trutona is sold in Keokuk at Fred
Warnecke, successor to McGrath
Bros; in Warsaw, Ill, at II. A. Brink
mans drug store, and in Hamilton,
ILL.,, at w. G. Hughes drug store
Advertisement
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-10-12
II. Charles Dodge, John M. Rankin,

or. Charles Dodge. John M. Rankin,
A. J. Leake. Jas, Burrows.
Team No. 10-Harry Bartholomew
captain, Chas. Purrett, p F.. Keehn,
Ed. Merrick, Cleve Harness, Robert
Ewers, c.. O.. Robins, Robert Richard
son, P. P. Mattern, Walter J. Weis-
mann.
Team N. 11-Paul Pechstein, cap
tain, G. r. Milligan, c. D. Streeter,
DR.. Christensen, John Ward, C. M.
Vogler, Harvey Beach, H. w. Kirch-
ner, P. M. Faber, Thomas Wettstein.
Team N. 12-W. e. Vance, captain,
A. M. Willie, Frank Pearson, L. j.
Krammer, DR.. s. H. Ayres, H. Mont
gomery, Earl Cochran, Willis Winger,
Roy Seibert.
q. C. T. team-Albert Cushman,
captain.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-10-12
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to thank the Keokuk Post,
American Legion, the Elks, the Red
Cross, the Baptist church, DR.. w.
Frank Brown, and all other organiza-
lions showing respect to our husband,
son and brother, Oakle A. Jackson.
We wish especially to thank the many
kind friends for their sympathy and
beautiful floral offerings.
MRS. JULIA JACKSON.
ADAM JACKSON
MRS. CLYDE PARRISH
MRS. EDGAR BUNDY.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-10-12
CAPT. BOOTH
WILL SPEAK
oasation Army Will Resume Fight
AGAINST Evil Tonight With Des
MONIES Man as Speaker, It
is Announced.

Aiter successful week ends battle
eahst the forces of evil, reinforce
m ens are arriving from Camp Des-
ZONES to help clean up the enemy,
eScoroing to an official communique
nom the local Salvation Army head
Two days battle will be resumed
.ne vicinity of 319 Main street tor
snt' and the Salvation Army will be
~ " 'he job to administer to the wound
~. captain Harry Booth of Des Moines
nl lead the forces of the army.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-10-12
NIGHT RIDERS
MAKE THREAT
Warnings Posted That Cotton Gins
viii be Burned II Operated
While Price is Under
Forty Cents.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Servtce.1
ATLANTA, Ga, Oct. 12-Wide-
spread destruction by night riding
terrorists was feared by cotton men
here today. Douglas county authori-
ties offered $500 reward for appre-
hension OF the riders who posted
warnings on cotton gins they would
be burned If they continued to oper-
ate while cotton prices are below
forty cents
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-10-12
LEAGUE OF Nations Club.

LONDON, Oct 1.-THE league Of
nations may WELD club in the Wilma
dispute between Poland and Lithuan-
ia. League officials today denounced
the coup de force by which General
Zeligowski seized the Lithuanian city.
1t was declared French and British
authorities will investigate the cir
cumstances Immediately.
Reputation of the wilma episode by
Polish authorities was declared insult
fcient today. a.,.i.i.Aiix i ,.ss.,
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-10-12
MAN O. WAR WINS
GREAT RACE
United States Horse Defeats Cana
dian Runner and Carries
Off Purse Of Several
Thousands.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. ]
WINDSOR, Ont, Oct. 12.-Man O.
War proved his claim as the "herse
Of the century" here today when he
defeated Sir Barton over mile and a
quarter at Kentlworth park. Clarence
Hummer piloted the great colt, owned
by Samuel Riddle, to victory, while
a crowd of $4,000 cheered wildly. He
won by seven lengths. The time was
2:03.
The race was for purse of $75, 900
and $4,000 cup, all going to the win
ner.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-10-12
PERSONALS.

MI mi. and Mrs. Bird Kellogg have
,e.urned from a visit in Illinois with
mrs. VIM. Yocklin and daughter
NJ visiting her mother, Mrs Eliza.
'e.n Schneider, and relatives.
r Mrs e. II. Wedertz and son Max,
-, ~ vnsterday from a ten days
.ns :. Wedertz at Burlington
~ reoiiA ...s:sassaldaii - iaAie2
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-10-12
Sheriff Basgett of Douglas county,

Sheriff Baggett Of Douglas county.
appealed to Governor Dorsey for as
sistance The governor declared he
could do nothing under the law IN
til the threats are carried out.
Guards are being employed at mary
gins throughout the south. Posting
threats in widely scattered sections
of the cotton states has been reported
here, but authorities say they do not
think the situation serious.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-10-12
Entertain for Miss Welsh.

Miss Catherine Brerton and Mrs
Alex Getz entertained at the home Of
Mrs. Getz last Saturday evening in
honor of Miss Anna L. Welsh whose
marriage to Mr.. John A. Salzer will
occur this month. The house was
beautifully decorated with hearts,
cupids, and red carnations. During
the evening a three course luncheon
was served The table was beauti-
full with its floral decoration, the
centerpiece being doll dressed as
a bride.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-10-12

The motor vehicle in ten years has
done more to promote highway BULL.
ing than all other agencies combined
during thep revious thirty years.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-10-12
FUNERAL NOTICE.

died at the home of her daughter. Mrs.
E. T. Bartruff, 613 High street, at 1890,
October H. Funeral at $3.50 p. M,
Wednesday, Oct. Is, at the residence,
to which friends are invited Burial
private. Please omit flowers.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-10-12
Mrs. Tucker to New York.

Mrs. George Collingwood Tucker
and Miss Mary Collingwood Tucker
left yesterday for Chicago, where they
will visit for a few days before Mrs.
Tucker goes to New York City to give
recital Mrs. Tucker will appear
in recitals at Washington, D. c., and
at Richmond and Covington, Va,
while on this trip east, returning to
Keokuk in a few weeks. Miss Mary
Collingwood Tucker will 60 to Mil
waukee from Chicago, where she will
be the guest of Mrs. John Ellsworth.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-10-12
Boy Is Electrocuted.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service
CLINTON, Iowa, Oct. 12.-Wilbert
Games, 13, son Of Calamus hard
ware merchant, was electrocuted Sun
day afternoon when he climbed
power line pole 60 Free his kita
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-10-12
Married In Monmouth.

Yesterday at noon in Monmouth
I'LL. occurred the marriage of Miss
Edith WoMord Of Stronghurst. Ill.,, to
Mr.. Stanley Jackson of Keokuk.
Judge Clinton M. Huev performed
the ceremony. The bride is :augh.
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wolf I'd
of Stronghurst, while the groom is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Jackaon
of Keokuk Mr.. and Mrs. jackson
have returned to Keokuk and Will
make their homo here. The groom is
employed at the Standard Four plant
here.