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Evening star., 1920-02-02
FARMERS URGE LONGER
DAY FOR WORKlNGMAN
Forty-Four-Hour Week Cannot
Support America, National
Grange Head Says.

SYRACUSE, N. Y. February g.
Sherman ]. Lowell. master of the Ma
tional Grange, in statement given
out here last night, declared that it
was the belief of the farmers Of the
country that the only way to reduce
the cost of living was for every one to
be willing to do "a reasonable days
work." and that the forty-four-hour
week would never support even
America.
Mr.. Lowell says:
THE National Grange sees in
the future no reason why it's mem
bers should slave long hours. seven
days a week. to supply cheap food to
the other workers of the country, who
enjoy short hours and unlimited op-
portunity for rest and pleasure.
Speaking as the largest and best es-
tablished farmers organization in
America, the grange hereby notifies
the world that the farmers do not in
tend to keep responding to the call,
produce, produces produce so long
as other lines adopt as their slogan,
reduce, reduce, reduce
There are five very definite things
that may be expected in time to have
an effect upon the production of a
worlds food:
IA more direct and less expen-
sive system Of distribution.
"2@The removal of all artificial re-
strictions upon the sale Of farm prod
ucts
ga heightened industrial day,
with honest service for wages paid.
"4-Increased dividends on farm in
vestment which will enable their
compel ng occupations.
"5-In creasing social and educa-
tiona1 privileges in rural cofnmuni-
ties
Evening star., 1920-02-02
lands WOULD EXECUTE
AGTATORS Of TREASON
Chicago Judge Links Up Socialists,
I. W. W.'s and Non-Par-
tiSan League.

MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi, February 1
(by the Associated Press).-Execu-
ton rather tnan deportation o. L.c..-
son agitatorS" was advocated by
Judge x. M. Landis of Chicago, who
branded the socialist, T. W. W. and
kindred organizations as traitors to
the country" in an address before
the American Protective League here
last night.
Judge Lapdis reviewed the plat
forms and activities of red" prga nj
cations, and urged war to clean up
the whole bunch of them"
What we need is new definition
of treason" Judge Landis said; then
we can use the side of a barn for
those who would destroy our gov
ernment. We must destroy the would
be destroyerss."
Judge Lapdis vigorously denounced
profiteers, socialists nd the socialists
war program.
The socialist party is guilty of
the crime Of treason he said. "I
condemn them as heartily as I can.
They can't have immunity where
happen to be-"
The Nom Partisan League was at
tackled by the Chicago jurist.
The socialists, the I. W. WIS and
the Non-Partisan League are all the
same-theiF fundamentals are the
same" he said.
Evening star., 1920-02-02
|DEN|ES ENGLAND
| SEEKS LOAN IN j. s.
London Insists Repeated
Statements in Newspapers
Are Untrue.

Denial of repeated allegations in
the press" that the British govern
ment is seeking large loan from the
United States is made in an official
statement from London, made public
by the Treasury Department. with the
permission Of R. c. Lindsay, British
charge d'affaires.
On the contrary the British govern
ment wishes to reduce its obligations
to this country as much as possible.
says the statement. which follows in
part:
"Since June. 1919, the whole ex-
penditure Of tho British government
in the United States was financed
without fresh borrowing. and the first
step has been taken to reduce out
standing Indebtedness. The loan Is
sued in the market on November /,
1919, by the British government was
issued solely for tho purpose of meet
ing maturing Indebtedness,
Some confusion seems to have
arisen out of the announced fact that
the British goYernment has invited
the cooperation of other countries
and in particular of the United States
with them in joint actien for further
measures of relief md reee Instruction
in the suffering par 5 of Europe"
Evening star., 1920-02-02

who knows il she will not perceive
that those who have amused multi
tudes have done more for her than
all the politicians who have pretended
to conduct the worlds affairs?"
Evening star., 1920-02-02
Gaby Deslys' Condition Serious.

PARIS, February 1.-Gaby DeslyA
the actress, again is in a serious con .
Gition. She has suffered a further re-
Japse and another operation has been
Hecessary.
Evening star., 1920-02-02
A MESSAGE ON
BUSINESS BUILDING
Easier to Create Business
Than to Take 1t From
the Other Fellow, Says
Henry L. Doherty.

TT has been a fundamental
of the success of our business
that it is cheaper, easier and
better to create new customers
than to take customers away
from the other fellow says
Henry L. Doherty of New York
city, whose success is almost
phenomenal.
TOO many business men," he
says, think of new business as
something that must be taken
away from the other fellow.
That is the wrong point of
view.
1T is easier to create busi-
ness.
When business men spend all
their time trying to take busl-
ness from each other, the wealth
of the industry does not in
crease They are creating moth
ing. Moreover, the customer
YOU create is easier to hold as
well as easier to get.
Success comes from doing
things that other people have
not thought of, or believe can
not be done.
When we went into London,
England. few years ago to de-
velop the electric power buSi-
ness there. we found that all
the companies in the city were
doing a smaller business, per
capita, than our company was
doing in Denver for display pur-
poses alone.
I'VE made sales grow where
there were none before. We Gre
ated business This is especial
ly important, because in every
business net profits come from
sales above the volume needed
to pay operating expenses.
In business, we need men
who can create"
Evening star., 1920-02-02
CHORUS GIRL FOUND SLAIN.
Man in Navy Uniform Sought; Is
Fifth Recent Murder in Cleveland

CLEVELAND. Ohio. February .
J'olice today were seeking a man in a
nited States Navy uniform as the
slayer of Frances Altman, twenty-five
:. ears old, chorus girl of Philadel-
T,hia or Paterson, y. j.. the fifth muir
Ger victim here in four days.
The woman was also known as Mrs
Frances Altman Stockwell. Her body
was found yesterday afternoon in the
snow in a vacant lot, and lay unidenti-
fed in the county Inorgue until this
morning. She had been member of
= burlesque company which played
sere last week. She was last seen alive
Satur lay night.
Evening star., 1920-02-02
CHANGE DUE TO EPIDEMIC.
New Meeting Place for G. o. P
Convention in North Carolina,

ASHEvILLE, N. c.. February q
Announcement is made that owing to
the regulations here against holding
public meetings, due to the influenza
epidemic, the republican congression-
al convention for the tenth district
to select a nominee, would be moved
from Asheville to Hendersonville, the
date to remain February Z. There
are three candidates for the nomina-
ton. L. L. Jenkins, millionaire bank
er and cotton mill owner of Asheville;
Brownlow Jackson of Hendersonyille
chairman of the congressional exec
utive committee. and T. j. Harkins
Asheville attorney
Evening star., 1920-02-02

Well be glad when women
git t. vote an demobilize.
Beware O tn feller that sets
'em up. He may want you t try
it first.
Evening star., 1920-02-02

creased wages are unjust.

creased wages are unjust. They
cover too much
In order to give the workingman
the opportunity for Improvement
which he deserved. the former fuel
administrator recommended the es-
tablishment. of additional night vo-
cational schools and libraries. In ad-
dition, the unskilled as well as the
skilled worker should be protected by
insurance against accident, sickness,
old age and unemployment.
These" DR.. Garfield said, ARE the
principal items in the progress of
welfare legislation. They constitute
the chief part of the program of the
Christian state in an age of corporate
enterprise. when the individual. by
his unaided endeavor, is unable to
cope successfully with the power of
aggregated wealth.
Evening star., 1920-02-02
LABOR'S DEMAND UNJUST,
DR.. GARFIELD ASSERTS
Welfare Legislation and Christian
Motive Urged in Founders Day
Address at Hampton.

HAMPTON. Va. February I'm
dustrial relations may be success
fully readjusted only through wise de-
velopment of a program of. welfare
legislation provided by state taxa
ton and the re-establishment of the
Christian motive, DR.. Harry A. Gar
field, former national fuel admins
traitor, declared yesterday in the
Founders day address at Hampton
Institute before $500 white and col
ored citizens
While it is true, DR.. Garfield said,
that an honest days work should be
paid for by an honest. Just wage, 'the
demands now made by labor for in
Evening star., 1920-02-02
CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS.

BURNING BUSH REVIVAL
st. near 18th ne. each evening. o'clock.
NJ dream, they have the old Methodist shout
a. victory. Beats all the sights to real sal
y tiOn on exhibition. All welcome.
Evening star., 1920-02-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE MEMBERS
of tbe Eastern Building and Loan Association,
for the election of board OF nine directors
snd for such other business AS may be presented
will be held a the office Of the secretary, $50
Pennsylvania ave. Sc, Wednesday, Feoru-
ary 4, 1920. at O'Clock pm. full attend
ance is desired. BY order of the board OF
directors. ALEX. MCKENZIE, President.
Attest: WM- n, PAYNE, Jr-, Secretary.
j WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts contracted by any one other than myself
from January 81 1920.
GEORGE X. McCRACKEN. Jr. &c
THE FIRST FOUR QUALIFIED PEOPLE.
men preferred, but women considered apply
ing at Room IL els street. after am.
Tuesday morning will be given preference on a
proposition put out by local business house
and paying liberal return.
SECRETARY GLASS AND SENATOR OWEN.
Lynch burg men. 10y Federal Reserve Law freed
the South from New York money. The giant
Of southern industry will bring Hampton
Roads. Charleston. Savannah, Jacksonville. New
orleans. Galveston to their own; help make
Washington WORLD Capital. Virginia Univer-
sity, time honored leader of southern educa ton
and thought is waking up. See PRESIDENT
ALDERMAN'S APPEAL.
FREE COPY.
ADDRESS THE COMMONWEALTH. ROSS
IYN VA Sc
Evening star., 1920-02-02
NINE. REJANE HONORED.
French Leaders Present as Legion
of Honor Ribbon Is Awarded.

PARIS, February 2.-Presi6ent
Deschanel and many persons promi-
nent in political and social life gath
cred Saturday at luncheon given in
celebration of the award to Nine.
Rejane. the famous actress, of the red
ribbon of the Legion of Honor.
At the table, which was set in the
entry hall of n theater once owned by
her, the president sat at her left.
Evening star., 1920-02-02
Death Of Frederick Samson,

Frederick Samsen, since 1910 secretary
Of tho Hartford Fire INSURANCE Cam-
pany, died at his home here yester-
day OF pneumonia, aged sevenfy-twe
years,
He started with tho company as an
office boy
Evening star., 1920-02-02

while Andre Honnorat, minister OF
public instruction, sat at her right
In his address NJ. Honnorat recalled
Alexandra Dumas query: When
civilization makes up her accounts,
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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-07-28
CITY NEWS

-Cobs for sale. Black 17x0.
Dance at Glaser's beach Wednes-
iday night Rights reserved.
Chapel Fund lawn social Friday
night al Mrs. N. T. Wilcox, 31s N. Bird
Richard Sullivan, who is at
Graham hospital, is reported to be
convalsscing from an operation
-Keokuk camp NJ W. A., No S22,
win bold its regular meeting tonight
at Woodmau hall All members arr
requested to be present
Let's go to Fort Madison and
meet our friends on star lite e1cur-
sion. Boat leaves 1880 p. m Concert
by Keokuk Community band
Attend A. o. U. ". lawn social at
Mr.. Charles Griffith's, Third aud
Ridge, Friday evening, July 80. Ice
cream, homemade cake, Is cents
The information charging S.
tWells with fast driving was amended
in court today. The wrong date was
given IN the first information, Off
Gals say, and it has been amended
An information charging John
cameron with driving fast and driy-
ing on the wrong side Of Main street,
between Eleventh and Twelfth streets
was filed in the superior court this
morning
The Quincy couple, George Rains
and Emma Mclean, who attempted
to have their marriage license kept
out Of The Gate City this morning,
were married at g-15 O'Clock by Jus
tice of the Peace James S. Burrows,
IN his office. They were accompanied
TO ReoEuk and At the wedding by
members of their family in second
automobile. Both automobile parties
arrived in Reokuk last night and the
bride and groom procured the license
this morning az soon as the court
house was opened. The bridal party
returned home shortly after the cere-
rnony With the intention Of attempt
ing TO keep the STORY Of license and
marriage out Of the Quincy Herald"
they said.
p. J. O'Brien, mayor of Quincy,
III, Warren Castle and Edward
HeckIe. all Of Quincy, were in Keo-
kuk this morning. According to
Mayor O'Brien they just drove to
Reokuk for the trip. They stopped
At the police station where Mr.. Castle
and others Of the party were closetei
with Chief Heuneman. According to
the police the Quincy men were here
On a matter of importance. but their
e-rand was not fully diTulge5.
The Greater Burlington associa-
ton has elected Lawrence ". Vaughn
of LaPorte, Ind, as secretary OF the
association. Mr.. Vaughn is former
newspaper man, having worked on the
staff of the South Bend Times. He
gave up this work when he was elect
ed assistant secretary of the South
Bend, Ind. Chamber of Commerce and
later was made secretary of the DAN
vile Commercial club and then with
the La Porte, Ind, organization. He
has been trained by the American
City bureau and established an envia-
BILE record in La Porte, being partly
responsible for getting ten new fac
tories TO locate in La Porte, employ
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-07-28
the superior court this morning.

the superior court this morning.
The little boy is Archie Gambriel,
and his step-father is George Anthony,
who is charged in an information filed
by A. T. Mccoy, the grandfather, with
assault and battery
According to the police neighbors
complained that Anthony beat his
step-son last night with a fire shovel
The little boy pulled down his little
white blouse this morning and showed
marks on his arm.
Anthony says he did not use a SHOW
ell and that the marks were not from
any whipping he gave. Il spanked
him last night when his mother told
me to- he declared. IF he and his
daughter" pointing to the grand.
father, will keep their noses out,
well get along all right"
Mr.. Mccoy, who lives at Sandusky,
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-07-28
CITY NEWS

Charles Owen was fined 1896 in
superior court for fast driving. Mr..
owens, a chauffeur, said he was not
gong as fast az the police claim that
he was
The Rev. J. ". Anderson return.
ed to Keokuk yesterday after having
spent Sunday in Kahoka where he
occupied the pulpit Of the Methodist
church there that day. Rev. Ander.
son went to Kahoka for the ern-.s-
purpose OF officiating al the bapfigr7aI
services for Phyllis Margaret Ha+firE
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs pen,
jamin Mausice Matlick, of Kanesa
City, Mo. The child's grandnaren,s
and the Rev. Mr. Anderson have t.e.e-,
friends for many years.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-07-28
LITTLE BOY
RECOVERING
Tom Rollins, the Small Son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Leon Rollins, is
Improving-Wss Struck
by Auto.

Tom Rollins, the small son of Mr..
and Mrs. Leon F. Rollins, is recover
ing from bruises which he sustained
Monday noon when he was hit by an
automobile being driven on Tenth ami
High STREETS. The little boy suffered
the most severe bruises on his face.
The accident was unavoidable as the
little two and a half year old boy
had left his nurse maid and started
across the street alone, with no one
seeing him do it, Charles w No
Clure. baififf at the court house. and
the driver of the car which struck
the child, failed TO see the little fell
low until he was too close to stop
the machine. Mr.. Mcclure quickly
turned the car and thugs prevented
the injuries TO the child from being
more severe than they were.
The baby was taken TO the hospital
where its injuries were cared for the
first day. but liz home now and re-
covering.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-07-28
TWO BICYCLES
ARE STOLEN
'olice Have Reports of Two Thefts Of
!. These Vehicles Taken from Y.
M. c. A. and Theater
Buildings.

They're stealing bicycles again.
wo thefts were reported to the police
hst night.
B. a bicycle panied gray, Crescent
lodel, was stolen from the Y. NJ. C. A.
uilding. The wheel is the property
4 Charles Dickinson, 727 High street
orviile Lowell, 41S Palean, reported
wheel stolen from in front of the
s-ilppodrome. The bicycle had red
/. rheels trimmed in black.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-07-28
FUNERAL NOTICE.

BAEK-FuneraI services for the
late Mrs. Henry Bank will be held
from the residence, 1915 BIondeau
gtreet. Thursday afternoon at 2:30
O'Clock. Friends invited. Burial pri-
vate. Please omit flowers.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-07-28

brought the child into court and told
the court officers he would appear
whenever wanted. He and neighbors
have told the police the child has
been whipped and struck by Anthony,
all of which Anthony denies and
blames the neighbors for meddling.
The court entered plea of not
guilty for Anthony and the trial will
be begun when the county attorney
returns
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-07-28
TROUBLE OVER
SMALL LADDIE
Step-Father and Grandfather and Boy
Face Each Other in Court Today
Over Information Charging
Assault and Battery.

A little boy, his step-father and
grandfather. were principals in the
first act of what officials say has all
the ear-marks Of a family quarrel, in
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-07-28

ing more than 1900 men. He is a
young man, dilligent worker and the
directors believe that he will be cap
able secretary for the Greater Burling-
ton association.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-07-28

They call it baby" ribbon probably
because only women wear It
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-28
Los Arlequines de Seda y Orc
Tn exito de Ia Cinematografia Espanola

severa grandeza de sus claustros, los
rincones de egloga de sus campos, nos
ha. revelado una nueva, una rutilante
estrella de la cinematograffa. Ningfn
rostro de actriz tiene la expression nj
la moyilidad nj ell supreme encanto de
ese divino rostro de Raquel Meller, EN-
el que los ojos, los grandes, los inmen-
SOS ojos de passion Y dulzura, hablan
elocuentes.
Uno de los detalles que conmoyieron
verdaderamente al p1blico, fue ell des-
file de la cuadrilla, en- la plaza de Sc
villa, cuando entire ell Gallo, Gaona y
Belmonte, pasa Joselito, el gran toiero
muerto recientemente en- la Plaza de
Talavera de la Reina. Despues, en- las
diversas suertes de lidia, Sc lie We STEM
pre-, en- la proximidad peligrosa de to-
da faena de riesgo, protegiendo los
Epicadores, junto a ellos, siendo su am
.paro en- las cafdas descubiertas, tan
+llenas de peligro para Ell jinete. Y asf,
como lie vemos en- la corrida de Sevilla
estaba siempre Gallito, siendo para to-
dos como una providencia en- la plaza.
La cinta esta llena de episodes be-
llos, como el del torerillo biso1o que
va a ofrecer el producto de su primer
corrida para los nifios hospicianos que
fueron hermanos suyos en- la triste Y
noble hermandad del abandono y la
miseria. tiene escenas de una enar-
deced0ra gallardfa, como las de Melilla,
en- que el leon de la Raza tiene I'M cpl
co despertari;,y y escenas de ,soberbia be-
lleza como esa de la fiesta de la Man
Ftilla en- la que todo es primoroso y ar
monioso. a.,iss,sss sl ij.
Los As5equi1ses de SedG q Or0,, cuyo
argumento no yamos referir va que
todo San Juan ha desfilado por el Cine
Tres Banderas, les una admirable pelf-
cula que marca en- ;el desarrollo de ia
cinematograffa espafiola un progrese
.extraordinario, que nuestro pdblico
quiere ,yolver a admirar y aplaudir.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-28

Durante tres noches consecutivas, v
en- dos fandas diarias, Sc ha visto He
no, totalmente lleno, el amplfsimo Zine
de nuestro buen amigo don Miguel
Portell.
Como en- las grandes ciudades, el pd-
blico Sc agolpaba a la puerta del am
plioss salon de espectaculos, con el af:in
de ganar sitio para poder admirar la
pelfeula emocionante que ha logrado
manteenr por espacio de tres dfas; en-
una, gran tension, el interes piblico.
El Cine Tres Banderas es grande.
ESQ 10 sabemos todos, porque vamos
ALI con niucha frecuencia v hemos re
parade en- que con ser tan espacioso
10 que vemos, no es mas que Ia mitad
del salon de espectaculos. puesto que
el lieDzo divide las lunetas Y palcos
de la extensa graderfa. Pues buenO
t9do ESQ Sc ha llenado dos veces t0das
las noches, pero no un lleno asf como
Sc quiera, una cosa normal, sino de te-
ner que cOlOear sillas adlcionales, apr0-
vechando todos los huecos, llenando el
vestfbulo, reforzando la capacidad de
los palcos, hacienda verdaderos mila-
gros porN compIacer al pdblico.
Y la pelfcula, 10 vale. Verdaderamen-
tie, 10 vale. No es que Sc trate de una
eosa originalfsima desconcertante,
sino de un drama de la vida, de un
asnnto habitualmente conclude que tie
ne muchos puntos de contacto con el
melodrama, pero que aprovecha inapre-
J ciabies valores de la esplendida reali-
dad de la vida espanola ylse sirye de
ellos u lie ia a la cinta un yalor extraor
,,dfnario. fsf
Il Raquel Meller, esa gran tragica que
representa- una pequefia tragedia, como
dijo de ella, admirando su trabajo. en
ell cuple un ilustre crfticp de Paris, ha-
I ce en- Los Arlequipes, de Sedd % Orc
una labor insuperable. Esta bella cinta
que viene de Espaiia y que nos muestra
la inafable belleza de sus jardines. Ia
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