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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-29
SEARCH FOR DOCTORS
SLAYER FRUITLESS

Wash, D. c.. Nov. 29.-After
SO hours, detectives Investigating the
murder of DR.. Robert Wade Brown,
50 years old, prominent colored
physician, are without tangible clue
ether than . description of the STAY
or, who escaped after the shooting.
DR.. Brown was shot to death at
his home, 1877 Eleventh street N.
w. Saturday night. He was shot
twice, a bullet entering his right jaw
and passing through the left side of
his head and another bullet lodging
in the right arnp!t.
2Neer,phy- j ngton. mod mo domo
Detectives Sweeney, Baur, O'Brien,
Thompson and Embrcy are conduct
ing an investigation in an effort to
locate the physicians slayer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-29
GETTING A
GOOD START
EVERY DAY
Red Bloodcd Men and Women Are
Up and Doing Bright and Early
Free Your Blood From Poison
Take Pepto- Mangan, the Famous
Blood Tonic Prescribed by
Physicians fer 80 Years

Sluggish blood cIogged with poisons
makes you lazy You never feel ike
getting UP in the morning. And when
YOU do get up, you miss that feel
inc of re rrreshing rest. You feel mere
tire;, than when you went to bed. Al
ter good nights sleep you should
get up with a spring, feeling alive,
renewed, refreshed.
And you would, too, if your blood
were full Of red corpuscles. Your
complexion would look fresh, your
eyes bright and clear; you would tecl
the warm Jingle Of good health.
Lcok to your blood if you have that
lazy, heavy feeling in the morning.
Begin taking Pepto-Mangan the
ideal tor:c. 1t has hiood-bnilding prop
critics that pick you up and give you
strength.
Porto Mangan is widely and heart!
" endorsed by physicians. 1t Is ef-
fect;ve and easy TO take. It IS pre-
parcd in both liquid and tablet form.
Beth have the same medicinal prep
critics.
Sc!d at any drug store. But be sure
YOU get the genuine Pepto-Mangan--
I"Grde's". Ask for it by the full name
and be sure the full name, Guide :
| Pcrto- Mangan,' is on the package
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-29
7G0 Tens Of Wine on Way TO
Cuba fer Rich Yank>;

Newport News, Va, Nov. 29-The
American steamship Fillsborough
County within the next few days vii!
start on her belated Journey to Ha-
vana, Cuba. She is to unload 700
tons of rare wines and champagne,
which she loaded in Cuban firms for
tie use of the rich Americans who
come there to drown their thoughts
of prohibition in the United States.
Many wistful glarces are given
the ship as she lay in the drydock
here when it became known that she
was loaded with the wine. The ship
was well guarded.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-29
Illinois Man
Gaines 80 Pounds
Enjoys Good Health For
First Time in Twenty-Five
Years-Praises Tanlac

ASince started taking Tan!ac !
have not only gained thirty pounds
; in weight, but f5r the first time in
twenty-five years l am enjoying good
health" said j. J.Craig, IF 421 North
Madison street, Bloomington, Ill, re-
Gently. .a i
=. /. : Eyes, sir, am fifty years Of age"
he Continued, '.and twenty-five OF
these years have been spent in mis-
cry and suffering without a let-up
until began taking Tanlac. ! was
never able to eat thing without fill
airp up with gas afterwards and hav-
ing such intense crsmping pains in
my stomach l could hardly stand
them. Why at times would have
these spells off cramps while at work
and have to be taken home, where !
would lie for hours almost uncon-
scious. / was all run down and weak,
and would play out before l had work
cd half a day, and very often had to
quit and go home. But, thanks to
Tanlac, this is all thing Of the past,
now.
"Tanlac has simply made new
man of me, and it has given me good
health, something never expected
to, have again. can sit down, now,
and eat anything without its hurt
ing me the least bit. | am never
troubled with gas and never have the
least sign of pain in my stomach
fell strong and vigorous all the time,
and am able to work every day and
all day long with the greatest ease.
No, sir, l wouldn't take all the money
in Bloomington for what Tanlac has
doneqf for me, and l expect to praise
it as. long as I live
Tanlac is sold in Alexandra by Ed
gar Warfieh, jr., and Gibscn's Drug
Store.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-29
Sen of Lloyd George Engaged

Lordon, Nov. 29.-The engage
ment of Major Gwilyn Lloyd George,
second son Of the British Prime Min
lister, to Edna David Jones. of Den
bigh. was announced yesterday.
The major is 20; his fiancee %.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-29

Advertise your wants in the Ga
zette Want Column.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-02
- - posTusE.

Tue sEgJsgs 9t g1aki4g chairs Was sy "a
q31aAs ezaaasga iu tae consideration Q1 1ai
ss5}Sea@ xigea Ql tl-s page a 1eT eassys ago. aze
sAeDt Deop4e saE ec Taail9e BFi4at ~ essentially
AfAara0s-s te1 3.as8-at.pG IaL0gatl0E Il Is uaL
4llos 939 tq 1E.e earIsr forms or suggestions q
asis eq41e4-g4 800 gp4tae4e pleee " fafligaEe
i4e nqel1eF Nas a.gG e-g eiQaRglol slgB ggpgrb
II p49454Gsaz lH ~ gl.aeg5.g al1eAeat and less
&dapte9 aq Ae5aAa &aaGe, glH vas q sport, a
aIa#k 8ga4A4 apgseag9@ azea IS 80 ia all rue per
Yeeflo4 NJ Hs 1Teaaz% aqfm. AL tsae CHAIRS VI
fle p@sy pnEe ssEa1xs1t, D2lac-4eZ ela&lrs, S2aae
fip2es aagZ es.Fee -az5 lq1 aaqa3lY four Tue
gfna3 H ayoyatT " 4aleegE @1a4rs are 81 Eepple-
Wit 5Esi 5Ea g4, a2G le gaTe W. legs Elat Rere
E4pafe aElleg, 4lla&, tageEaL9 Or e&brlole, and
}09s alts ay5&y feet. Jae aimed &1 IIpDae6g and
Qane. IJigpeLda-e, his a1g1d contemporary,
gaYe aD chair ae22 tha1 mere Gpl2@o, Chinese
and pseudo Chimes, ana enGeo then With ball
CLAW AQgf o. sDade feet. But neither Of theln
AoY hdagp nor Gther did WorLd furniture de-
eigneF, had tJlc flash ii genius 10 2el the legs
ip pairs N arelUtate bar5 thus fas8ioHjug
chair permitting something besides thai 6tiaIy
vertical posture which docs not lend Itself to
halt oar Da1upatjOuB and oar moods
Naturally Europe gncered al the Yankee
rocker, flung out dIaparaging suggestions and
nF0p9undcd IabOrcd theories ~ prove that rock
ing added the braiua loIled the duodcuJUl into
torpof and Heaven Knows whUt al Chairs
Were made 10 sit on, to rest ill., We were LoId can
temPtuously, IN fixed positions, erect, iumo
bile; and TO oscjlale while in them was unIly
gienic, unloVcS and evidenced a lack Of mental
maturity and pose Now, however, the French
Academy Of Sciences very properly brushes
those absurd objections aside finds tno .o.I,,.r
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-02

KaRs&g t,igy Star Al tat~feat
inG eoa tFl1Raon ~ TIE anaaG ct
material asaling VIII eae B,t0a-
rigu Ia Russia eDgaes il sg III
ria by Bertrand hns#el III .ie
satlpn NJ asse cosaps ef
GiEtAsE assaed Bfi31ah fatally and
e htlnseif u pitllssoRler 81 dis
iaestsCi7 IA praettca affairs uiH
at4fape mas nsen aeaaeall1 se a
asgrs ARC aufjBg the war he
aslfteged imprisonment aor his
aac3tlGg expressions
Sensitive to 1be evils in tue
present Industrial system ri
purely tDssfellea grounds be aad
proclaimed hisnaef communist,
and he MAS permitted bQ aec0m-
pang the BRITISH iaD0r mission
ua recently wished Russia. ia
the eafEeat artists ha does not
attergpt 10 discuss economic con
dttipns bnt be makes AZ 4r.eEes
iisg and Intelligent Eegpr On tie
Bolitica ASPECTS 81 bBiaAevlsfG
45ig conclusion Is that while
thsse are gseat evils Ia the eaDi-
ta13st system. socia glsm al f4ae
form iI sFh5eh tbe boisbeYiha are
tsying q bring Il aboaE IL Npf&e
Tbs harsh discipline tc wi4scil
tbe peUpse are SAB eeIe6 GEae sssTS-
prasslcn ~ fEsedpin OF gpeeeh.
tEse elaborate a1sG craei system q
es15oaag The intolerance, tige
OF gfssNSitrl "a }ffs ffytSgfEssrg are
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-02

iaxay ley1r2Dsd AT naetes
bounds ar iksilOws
Commencing AZ LIS Norris.
c0rn9r VI toe nalzl Lsssf ffsslf y
Southwest Quarter 0s gagd 80
4iad running IasGee South sr.s
s0l rDcs tneaCs Narlhwes,s.,'
o. a straight IlDe tc, 49,.
where ii aiaa1Ss&GzE glls ops-
seclson lssse aagntF tS6 ~,
Meet VI The pCI1t OF Desirnina
Ehence ksasi an tfle qua-le- No ~
Lon iisss te tie place III nsr,s
ning Also All Eiaast par 81 =.
Northeast Fourth 0f lae sn,,4.
ases1 Quarter Of s5scgson Tn;-,-
os4e g21 5ging South anc Ease ].
tAe rsgil1~0f-wag Of tie
H. 81 ~ ~ containing anon ~.
gaaarger uf III iere, Il. II sr;s ~
land being Iii Tgsenshil g,rrr
eight t6S9 NORTH III Rang ssys,
t59 a.eEt of Ilss k1fEn i5tSl pr,a
ctpIe Meridian IL Lee Cuun,y
lowe
tt4at lac aIin tilE Predecessor N N.
nays Hac TIE aeIHas, open r,osn-;o-''
laoa lie. exclusive continuous NJ
] ssrsa g1ss.sSlcu az the apoxe n
Hcr{beg prosperity asnaer cula- az Nj.
and claim NJ right for tie lag, -
ty years OF usore, I1sza1 he il cpaa.S.
informed aIaG believes Irat aach |,
Tie defendants asnEe named MAI.
some claims adverse 10 the psair.s
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-02
cozs DUO

! Gh3ca Tribune: Gome one VIII
have 70 Eeil Mr. cor that this 81 a
presidential campaign Sad not mov.
ing picture comic Ne expect q cer.
tain appoint 0S responsibility from
any man who IT, plaeed Ia nomination
by great party ard Mr. con * not
disclosing much respect for bis Dpsi
tiou
I There was z justified complaint
when IN his speech Of aGeeDt&nce he
distorted the entire meaning ard
DuTUort Of 4 statement BY senator
Lodge regarding a separate DeSGe
with Germany n Was bad enough
when some trieksLer changed the
date If the statement 30 The demo
cratic platform and IL waE much
worse when, after exposure ~ the
trick, DIR, Coz used II again 20 MIKE
Senator L.gdge ray aomething he
never said and never thought
Ar. Cons t2Ik NJ vested wealth
buying yGtes to elect q president ard
LuIH bay0nets On American labor
aroused q sense Of uneaslnGss re.
gaTding him agai0. q nan win
high idea Of his responsibility fof
would nor haze said fJat.
HIS repeated statements thai The
United States Ia not joining the
league Of nations by adopting tie
present covenant had disbono~cd il, !
SELF were statements which nfGhy
democrats would prefer urWade /
Then his formal accusation, ~ which !
he said he had proof, that he eon- |
sDiracy Of dollars covered the oouD. 1
Try and that SIS 100000 WaB - he /
spent 10 corrupt the electorate and /
buy the presidency Was Startling !
bit Of irrespoBgibjIity,
Homer Cummings, Who Urtil six 1
weeks ago was chairman Of tBe dem. L
,cratic national committee, tsstifying II
,efore the senate Investigating com.
nittee, said that he knew Of n IIiag
no republicans were doing or
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-02
RUSSELL ON BOLSti He NIoM

The dictatorship " upheld by
an army af policemen spitse fitia
s9cret agents iae sssiaofGl
mary commission naE the poNef
Gf iuipfiNonttia any ntan oi WON
an w1tnout trl9l M ancii efiafgfs
a. speculation 81 %oEtit er-fsstSisl
tlpuary ACTIVITY IL Lar StlpE
thousands without trial II hita
sp3es everywhere and ordinary
mertais iixa aa terror " tl
Thus FANS out tftat q eotBn4sin
Isl party with membership ~
itnlateG al 100000 ii abae Isl rule
q population Of 40 millions
THIS regime Of terrorism, MT
RQs&eil holds. has tnaae LIE 10
Ttuegia iii snany ways contrary -
instinct II the boisbeylki att
Eaately fati ha Says +it viii ne
ION tbs reason Tor which the
PGrisanG felI because there
comes Dotnt at winch men feel
taat amusement and ease are
worth more taau All other gooaB
pat together TO thig point be
LIE aftssSSAA tk@1aA 1egE%&Ss4 ~ - -SsSet
10 Russia, be raatar&s has re-
enforced the eong lotion upon
whief English Life mas been based
eyer Since 1888, thai AinGilnsss
and tolerance are worth ali tine
creeds Ia fhe world And bsE
views ars summoned rp ir tssss
words
Eent to Russia believing mg
sell communls DslE contact
with those VINO hare nc doubts
inc GDaDEs. tnat r. thai COM
zaaalsm is The one soeiai EsaIaa
pea has intensified Thousand
iofd mr. own doubts DOT Only 81
communism, but Of eTerv creed
SO firmly asI6 tJsat Tor lis sake
men are willing To inflic4 wide
45,nssad MISERY
B9iahsTaagE evidently eu1lc fe
Only upon pe0ple flAe
the Russians, who are accustomed
10 harsh taaea nsnt, wiao rDeeklv
accept diaElplare. and VINO from
.leir HABITS os mind are ready 70
gsosJ5e -Ggep al the crack Of the
HaF Fl cepia Eleser De imposed
,r 2 SELF reliant liberty loving
5opgiat l0u because lis methods
gpuid be int0lesaLle
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-02
ORIGINAL NOTICE

liz the district court o. Iowa in and
Tor Lee county at KeoiSuk.
z. s. Ross, plaintiff. VS.. Arson
o. Chadwick, Andrew J Myer. Joseph
MOTIFS, Patssy Norris. Samuel Slaurh-
teg, Mary Slaughter, Johanna Rnapp
Aahaia Johnston. F. Reynolds, Mar
ttla Kelly. Ssrepta Smith. Pemna A
herrick, MARI J. Burrier, Abbje NJ
Slaughter, James Slaughter Isfzerna
Knapp, Howard Knapp, Clark Knapn
Ofen slaughter, FL 9. Kelley. b. G.
Kelley, Mary Il. Grim. Ada Kehl j p
Kelley, G. Il. Kelley. E. s. Keller
Fred iiasler, John Hasler, Frederick
Hassler, Charles Hassler, Margaret
MoCarty. A L. Hughes, j. L. Hughes.
Ed Hough, Ida B. Hough, Ava WI
Hanson, Harriet e. Williamson. c. 81.
klemenschneider, Mae Z. Rienen.
schneider, G. M. Warden. Mrs. G. M.
Warden, Minerva Norris. Daniel r.
Miller, S. 3. Tuttie, Isaac Pashall
Benjamin r. Taylor, Ira Anderson.
and the unknown husbands. wives.
heirs, deyisees, administrators. exc
cutors, grantees and assigns of each
and all of the defendants above
named; and all unknown claimants
in and to the property hereinafter de-
scribed, defendants
To the above named defendants:
You are hereby notified that there
is now on file in the Clerks office OF
the district court aforesaid at Keo- Z
@uk, the petition OF the plaintiff, G.
). Ross, in which he claims that he
s the absolute owner in fee simple I
II the following described premises. [
The Northwest Fourth of the 1,
Southeast Quarter of Section
Thirty-one f3l) and all that part
OF the East Half of the South.
west Quarter of Section Thirty. 4,
one (31) lying North and West OF !,
the right-of-way of the G. b. g. K
G. 4. r., excepting a road under
the bridge and also excepting ten
tlo) acres in the Northeast part
or the said East Half of the
Southwest Quarter. more particu-
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-02
Rheumatism
a EersrSaoie Rome TreaNfgcnt
Gigen ~ One Wko HAD

1 q psrarSGDf rome Trea MgSnt
Gisen by one Who Had
10 the spring u lseS / "a ct.
lacked BIZ Muscular anG Inflam-
n1atoEy Rheumatism. Z sufered
az only those who have II sxlow,
for over three years. ] frie9
remedy after remedy, and drtor
after doctor, o9i seeh reIieff3g
geIe3Yed was only tempdtary
Finally, ! found 2 remedy ihat
cured me completely, and II has
never returned. ] have gidh IL
20 = number VINO were terribly
afflicted and even bedrlddenI with
rheumatism, tome of them no 10
~ Pears Old, and results we5e the
same ~ IN my own case.
] want every sufferer from any
form cf rheumatic trouble ito try
this marvellous healing bower.
Don't send cent; simply mail
Jour name and address and will
gend IT free TO try. AftcF you
hare used it and IL has proven
Itself 10 be that longlodked-for
means Of getting rid of your rheu-
uailsm, you may send the price
81 H. ono dollar, but understand,
J do not want your money.unIess |
you are perfectly satisfied to send
1t. Isn't that fair2 Why suffer any
longer when relief is thus offered /
you free? Don't delay. Write to- l
day.
Marx r. Jackson, No. 234 q, 1
Dprston Bldg, Syracuse, N. Y. 1
Mr. Jackson Ii responsible. !
Above statement true 4
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-02
Ar seectise asmeax.

LjE Angeses Taaes TIE sncreaas
IN freight rates allowed BIZ the GOV
ezguEaeat E0EiIc amour. ~ slsaoeg
seven eents On laayE eIaak ss522ee
from Geg York Bal tiaat seEen
cents az II Is passed ooEn tie lae
viii furnish SoDeD0ay ar e1GsEEs for
Gnarssiag uT tie price Of thF garrs--ssaf
aDoBt $40, Wflen an excuse IL wanted
a mighty fhtn 0re will % Raez a
merchant mentions the f1esgts rate
as 2 warrant Tor q price iogE nSt
h3n1 or rils head with q hakgzlasr
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-02

planned 10 dc Eaicn sae any 3essi6-
cation f0r the Cox charge
- Ess & wild statement without
basis en- RI Cox made Il WIKI The
wilder assertion lEsa1 ii was au.tae-a lse
and convincing Els record Is AZ
unsatisfactory uzse.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-02
foHA PRESS coMM ENT.

-@s-6 w. ~ AiA7ai'ses.siat ~ IAsE Ene
q. '.-s* q - N9tsEa $40 aeFe fiaa
q -s1tis.5r-esA psass ~ ne F4eaofy hoH
- 80 ss-ssS - - e+sasSa@
s'1s'G s1lsE 3siIsss51-aa@eLsss = p z
49, W z AiaNts1147H re lslFS aSakLst
spencer ~ssnAsAasfsia @lst wfy
4 80 ssys we're Asaae - ERrn saGafe
- - ] a-s1. 2 tsA,eEy "AeI .
~aa4ggaye et.-,y,tg .r,s9s5l,s, - 49,
1890 wj.a ,s,eerais7 ID resaef
1919 $3.50 - ss Y 10y
- To - al24io - -
w - -, y II s[sll'5' ~ a, ~
100, is'fla4s5l'sa p lli.ssst w ~
- w q EtgnN u D1.'s<ssg I,
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-02

Some Husbands aud wives fight not
DeeauBe they are eneInIes but because
lie II 80 dun tnsy must aaYs excite
uleut
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-02

so @N-1+-A-419I1ls go --SnDNLGIA
LAs sa@493l9 ~ s--ai~-o VI LIE ssIsSs 5otlIilit
4 ~ 4A gazing ez4}i ltutt7s Al a1s
. tsDa1Nt p- TIE l-ssfsEltlsllas a41 als9stles
.ssEaAg E4sw u sol4e A4eEs Ut less aIgABroRs il
s4e1s conception o El4s attitude tasy s1oALa ~
s4i+s sfals 7 -tysf 134ass ouasnE ~ -eailiasaia-
n A-@eA A9AlasE q -ss1ga4eaee - = -0o4ea lo'
So ss93sso Az Eae 4zssaetds1- q an stets.Laa-s
".-=sa of fs1e1 saaA,A lass -ital-s.as+.aLs are
essA s1s-4 W .As A1Ss1 l1foAs7ss aAisL NiasA eA-
p.,s-s s5A4ss si'laA1 " s9ss9ELaa socially s5eA
--slsA 20 - A42 % tas "a ls4ats so EsaeA
t-eA1 q So 14s. Pc 1osA ala14s s-ealiAas -las
-4A+s. sa-sa 80 -os - ~ ~ hig4sst ol4asr,
-- --tt74A Illustrating Las ps1ls saeaffs1 ~
1Ae5s4as sss742L n ~ Esg1-1iAt5sse' "Ael 9sf-
fs.2s -.s.s e 1--a4s 14ssfl % al4a spszAsEs ~
80 Y .-s aEt4AA4seA A4sass31ssAA E'tAls1Lisee ests
t1alAsl W asssz1s -2 ~ salaries paid campaign
@s2 e4o 2oala Aot sAils1a Y asFo5s fals-f
.-s-4- -s1AA --a4r @or4 Se campaigning oellatof
z-atse : AlsAAb7aE q "a s2ata1tss q inquiry
1890 a4E -'s1 + -.4sfs we're A. fses q ssea4--
w ss1AlhAg "0rA Iron go11 l-ajor political
saas-1s4 a@a 1-e ft.4sos pfgaleea eoETsapoLla-
49, lLel4 ~ p-ss9of s5o4A " t-s-li formerly vt
A-zass1@S A1-As75al-ss sos4FA7 a3fes9l7 Nalel-
-s7L--ts-ss AZ e@a1aAPAa On Itl1s pfaetlgs
-'-s s>,ftess sas1sA9s si4oFssa lAab Professor
49, VS. recommended 70 SENATOR SeN ~ goia-
sLz.z1-s-a ~ -'e-sen' % allLae7ol@ = spsal4sf
s4FIas ~ WHICH ais assistance coula ae obtain
ea
z Replying from Washington where be Was
employed 1y tie silippIAg board Professor
La saaa has democrat friends" had offered
has sefen thousand, IKE hundred dollars at.d
e4geuseS and were wIltlng ~ gfve him ter, ffau
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-02
ARTICLE

Inc NAME of this corporation zaaz
be tha Ewsrs 0TBrisn Com pauy. W.T.
ats principal place cf business Il
hsokUlz; Iowa
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-02

The Poles chased the bolsheviki. Then the
boIsNovlk chased the Poles, Now the Poles are
once again chasing the bolshevild. Sweet
league Of nations, Lag, you're il!
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-02

I0Yefnor UDI insists that he Is devoted 10 tie
task Of getting Las into the league; four years
ago President Wilson was elected because he
kept LIS out of waF Immediately after the cleo
tpu We 4ot into the war and it lis wholly possible
that Immediately after this election, if Cover
nor Cox has his way, we shall get into another
war On else have 10 tight 10 keep out Of it.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-02
ARTICLE III

aRs general nature gf the business
TO Dc transacted NJ rtzi5 corporation
shall be the brylns. selling and uIaaE.
IacEGr12g OF clothing. dry Goods
notions. hosiery piece goods. ladies'
ready 70 wear garments, 1aDry saods
alitzE, euaro36ariss, millinery OF aHy
oLhsr goods connected dfrartfy OF in
directly with the zs,sasSessase o. retail
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-02
ARTICLES OF TNcoRpoRaTl1N

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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-02

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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-02

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Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-05-08

When the United Artists Corpora tion was formed, the aim of the four stars-Mary Pickford, Charlie Chap. lain, Douglas Fairbanks and D. w. Griffith-was to establish medium through which to convey bigger and finer photoplays to the motion picture public.
 Under this plan three pictures have already been released-two by Doug las Fairbanks and one by D. w. Grif- fifth. Now comes Mary Pickford with "Pollyanna," her first Big Four" of- fering, and the fourth film to be han dled by the United Artists since the organizations birth, which will be shown at Lang's Theater on May IT.
 Because this is her first production under the new arrangement of indi- vidual release, every effort has been put forth by Miss Pickford to make "Pollyanna" a bigger and better pie ture than anything she has ever done before.
 Work was begun by the little star on September 15 and the production was not complete until the middle of December. Neither expense nor time was spared in the attempt to make "Pollyanna" one hundred per cent perfect. /
 In order that real New England village might be photographed, Direc- tor Powell took the entire company two hundred miles from Los Angeles to Independence, town mile high in the Sierra Nevada Mountains and
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-05-08
OUTPUT REDUCED
 BIG PUMPING JOB

Old Dominion now is pumping about 100000 gallons of water a day from depths as great as 2000 feer. This is a;very serious handicap, in view of the reduced production of $50 tons of ore day. There has been effort, long continued, to fill up the surface seams through which the mine has been draining the channel of Pinal Creek, an important stream that passes through Globe and over part of the Old Dominion property, but without apparent effect upon the inflow. The deeper workings are.-in excellent ore and the depth to which the mine can be worked appears to be limited only by the means provided for handling the water. This, however, mainly is taken up on upper levels. A notable discovery was of oxides on the .1900- foot level, the Pinal Creek fault, con sidered as proving a western exten- sion of the ore.
 It. Is estimated that the Iron Cap mill will be in operation by the mid dle of May. Though a number of in- novations have been made in the mill, there is no doubt that the plant will have a high standard of eff ciency. The fact that large propor- tion of the ore vii be bornite is con sidered> as leading toward high ex- traction. The mine has been shipping about 1000 tons a month, though the output was cut somewhat by the switchmen's strike.
 Arizona Commercial is to work a part of it's milling ores handled in the proposed Old Dominion 1500-toh concentrator. On the 600-foot level late work has opened an ore body at least forty feet wide, developed along 100 feet with an average copper con tent of per cent. A continuous ore body has been demonstrated all the way from the 600 to the 1600-foot level, at no point less than twenty feet wide. The company expects to have an average monthly output of 1,50O00O pounds.