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Mrs KNs klnhsrlir. i1is EA'' lsrs
TIA e. " 4, UusNo,r. Shawnee, Rob.
er' PeIr,s. "Hhu., pFA 81. \ J
Lonyton, Stroud. okh can PouiS
Bafne,. OkscHo pkR Mary Lou
johnson Nlrs'ta; lAo,N Sh'rfod
! Jaau. Okla Aaena Chr.'v. Bris'o~
) " EYdssalEA Ch,csAsNA. 3. = Nc.
Usvsn cItI. Harvey FcSes, COS wcs,
Washington a'on4s, r E"hps. 'oo
Nar'A ktUy struu. Rosa srsha. 1911
Wc.i california lleNei.'n pfiiilth.
vi Sor'h ColtiN rhlip Lcsfse ruTn b.
.r. :!s North Els,aws der i%nor
Renfro. i1.o East s.Nth street Bon i"
snith. Port smith kAa John " Bur
ford, c,iY
Mr, L s. Record Oksere n.is
John \. ,onner Honlny. Ok.a Daisy
Little. AnedArso. uklh, T. \ Goddard,
s2ti, Hsu rinh street. Mrs n, a
Randall 90 West Tventy-third street
Fred prisbe, Elk Ci,y, okis Mrs. Bon
Mo Brown. iiaTtshorne. Okla Mons
LINDA. Noiienvllle. os,s Amant,
jackson. Maud, OKLA; Wsyne Wood
ro~ Wilson Ahetcfombis, Fay. Okla
Jssp.r solls, los Sorth Broad~aG
ZINES H,rring,on, skSsee. otls Jcs'f'
Pufk~a. sit West sixteenth sweet
rs,s Mcntsomsry. Altus Leonard Wal
ter, Aitus Mrs l. \ R~~cIds, 'sssw>
Okla. n. o BROOKS City. q. W
Hughes. ~ Yves, Third street. Mrs
Anna Addng,on. ,lS Eas, Elder ave
nue..
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I0QIEEu DlvonoES
GRANTED SATURDAY

Thirteen divorce decress were grant.
ed hy Judge George W. Clark In the
district cour, saturday morning, within
three hour, after h. had begun hearing
the thy divorce cases on the docket
for the day.
The hugan,s In ten cases had eith~
tecofns r.conclied of for some reason
failed 10 prosecute their cause, and the
cases were dismissed. EiGht easss were
stricken from the docket on sccount Of
ilness cf IN. plaintiff or attorney IN
tho case. The suits were sll defsuii
oases, in which the defendant has made
no effort to contest
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Two Lovely Cultured Sisters
Equipped With Mental Wireless
Produce Unusual Phenomena. -"
Ella Wheeler Wilcor.
Copyright. 1859. x,ns r..,u. .ynaie.u
Ella Wheeler Wilcor.

otherwise. In both oi ne book. The
survival OF Man" and 'Ra ytnond e
' used 70 be quite ppss'sd over the
clothes question In sppsritions Al.
vsneed s,udy has made the thing quite
clear 10 me. Everything In the uni-
verse comes from one source planets
and people. and sll that 10 Int hem and
Of them. are chemical When they dis.
intesratc they ell 20 back into ether.
Man has several bcAies. and each goes
10 10 chemical place. on dissolution.
~ Of them cen be reformed and ma
tsriaiised under certain conditions, In
the iaboeatory, the seisatists tahs q
piece Of We and dissolve II Into steam.
water. vaper. Then BY another process
they freess II hack into Ice again. Al
though a has disappsAfed from the
vision for time. II re-sppears at their
sIa To the cave man that would
have seemed . miracle.
The bo1y that belongs 10 each plane
Ne ieavs IN iis prsp~r sphere on our
path TO the higher place. where We are
spiri,s cf light. II for any reesen ~e
ever want to appear n any cf those
bcdiss We can dcn them Temporarily.
tust 20 when 20 cot 10 the puusie~
I fisd my old bathiag ssit end put Il
On assin for . swim. This 10 Why %
many ordered apSarttioas are described
by thsss Who hsve sesa Robert ~ Q
little laly IN . efsy Quaker bonnet
nWmbef ef tines vhijs ws we're Ia our
Mns1Ann hnnao Oaee In 0,ag 0noHeH0Ro
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HOUSE VOTES DOWN EMERGENCY CLAUSE
Wife Number |
Wins Suit From
Wife Number 2
Wilson Triangle Results
100000 Judgment

NLW YORK. Teb. .f.--Courss'
for ST., Laura Care wilson. dp Isn.
''r of a wealthy utlAs Te'ss. gf..-
ra1 man. ohp has lu" secured .
Judgment NJ 100000 ln an G.,Hb.
i.nr ~ Aifsr'. ..Es ,.lt aEs'rst N.t
Hsr'hA L0Ht wilson. daughtfr q
Galveston Ictat. banker. d.
cared ioisy 'he matte, ~m.N DO
turned Owe r., once - tha srsr'ff
N %ce YORK clurty FOR sAse's-
m'f' ~ damage
Ms iAgfa Cave wilson alleged
h.r aus1an3. Hunter l. W,lson.
went 70 IeI.s os''n-lbly m busi.
ns''. NJ; Ma Cave, divorced his
VITA and 'hsn married Mise Cav
,~Y Laura Cave WILSON def. 3,tei
The suit.
The ,Est Ar' wilson hss su.,
sgaIns. her former husband for
t900ca. vhirh Ihe risinis she al.
,ancsd him 90 'Nssp him ont -
trol1ls The first Mrs wilson Il
one n The touuisfs % tho 1'Aas
society 10 New YORK.
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y heinz torn F'hruHry ~ entails
some trhgsd, lH h,o la,k ot birthd,
aud .ot ~ hletssdnr.. thet. Ara At
leas, 30 rtrson. On 'he ciy and ,ists
vito frll i1 The class u he leap J,ar
brigade
it eas vuh yiow - riyinS ~.
"stip Eiag birthday oh.er,.fs D.
'isr.s tD come oui N the open 'ha,
n' Idea of lerp year xpu vas ron-
r'INsd LittioNp1ticos IN IN. T.mss
brought r'spos,os 'o;a IS persons.
lt',p"nsrs came from TeIas. kausas.
Afkansns and Ms far away I. Santa
Anna. California,
In mnuy instanccs friends submitted
'io names fpr tho-. whose birthdays
ff.l On February - There are thirty
~" from the city
Miss Lucille Macon. l3s Sin'h s,roo,.
calculates hcr riih birthdsy Miss Ma
con is = teacher IN the kindergarten
dstaitnent ~ the Willard school In
Oklahoma CITY hS~ In a native OF
T'Sa-. coming 20 this city from Fort
Worth four years ago.
Mrs. Ftnneis 4. Moore. ~ East Park
Piaes, iSrn In iNs. Ia now 70 yssrs olA.
She hes been a writer and painter and
u the oldest on the issp y~ss roll.
Juanhs sins1stm. - West Reno
avenue viii ohserve her first birthday
sunday. She Is four years old.
Following - The leap year. roll
Mrs. Clarence Garrett. ist west
Fourth ,tr-ct. r, A. Martin ,It, 4
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Postal Officials
DeQin Inquiry

eAN FRASClsCO. Zen - -Fr"st-
master chsrfes Fay of San Franoiuoo
Ras advised In ielesrsphic adNic'-
from Ariyaca. Aria. today ths, M-si'
len bandits had crossed tho in,srnA
eonal boundary and killed " the assist
AAt portms s,er ot Afivaoa Tho name
n the official was not given.
Postoffice Inspector Aovse Of this
eistrict Immediately dispatched = tquad
4 Inspectors for Arivsrs. Tho btisf
sAosst rsVelssd here s,atsd the AsAi
~ had robbed the safe OF the post.
nss sfter murdesios the assistant
eetnAstsf.
PSstsi lnApsctors now nsav Arivsca
vers aiso wired 70 % Immediately to
Krsyaca snd make q thofoush tnsess'-
NtItr Available drnils hero ~ef"
Wired TO washington BY Postmaster
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CHILD's HeR0ISM Is
DISPLAYED AT FIRE

JAMAICA. L. l.. rsb. m.-An unusual
sad traGic stony u ehlilish herolsm
was ssvsaisd near here to1ay sitter fine
kAA svspt the hsms sf Andrew MAsSe.
hiitlMg hio thrss chu1rsN. rhe he4iss
= twe e ~ sAi,6ssa, a., aSsA /
~ : sey sest :. vs!s ss.nd Asf way
esi q ~. rhs se1ss beothsr wss
tssHd On the fIeer cistchlN1 The cisth.
inG - the etksr ~ - though Ne had
besN atssmptinG - lsa1 tAAm 10 ssfsss
wAeas svescsgsA The parsats wsrv
oNuy frs0 hsoa as ~ tlnA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-28
TAX ROLLS TO OPEN
MONDAY FOR 1919

Tar rolls vii bs opened Monday for
the payment of the first half Of the
1919 ad Naiorem taSea.
Property owners Will haze until May
I 10 pay before tho ponsfy attaches.
according 10 ArsleiGh Bockhoven. coun'
~ treasurer.
rsym.r, os IN. second hsls Of the
taxes. which ordinarily become duo
iune 1. win M, be due until July !. this
year, Bockhovsn aaid.
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PaovIllOW Foa WA
W1ull8 H MADE

Provision for sick and wounded sold.
iers and sailors 10 made for more than
year and . half In tho future. II Is
Intended by the appropriation Of $40
40 to supplement sid Glveu by the
federal government. included IN the
general appropriation hill passed by the
bouse Of representatives Saturday
nAovutns.
Oklahoma soldiers and sailors In need
~ medical attention arc 10 bs sent 10
the Roliltsr hospital In Oklahoma city.
II 10 planned. snd the money aprrorvi.
sted b 10 provide nursing, hcsp,,si sx-
penses and other pceds. The hospital
Ia under contract 10 accept state patti
snts Tor more than = ,esr and half
yet, n 10 nid.
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liS6 Wilton flsce.
HOLLYWOOD. Calf,
March Al 1917

1NfNu eis isits
NJ deer Marcus
Please do not think that sm trying
In the los, TO pro..bts you. when
send YOU Occult magazines along With
the Others. i shouldn't think OF be-
ginning YOUR education In that line 80
late IN NE. Tha, Will have 10 walt
until you come agsin. Never having
had any but The mos, superficial read
,ins. and no experiences IN thst line.
your views OF the matter are quite nat
ura',
Eut having myself come IN touch
with such great minds, great souis. and
great personal experience. and havthg
given more thought and study 10 this
one ,utjec, than nry oih<r one. for
thirty y~@s, ! Of course accept my cwn
views as trucr than your own. My
Rob.r, both saw srd heard 90 super.
normal planes lie was o wonderful
man, sane. wholesofne, prscticsi Yet
he certainly had these experiences. sud
80 do many Of my other friends,
In al, my resesrcher, I had last eSn-
lnA tNS nio~' W'e'vs'"h oSyW"Ss "
my lift. There are two very lovely eul-
,urcd sisters here. who ara Weptally
equipped With tie wireless spearstvs
which enables tikm 10 - an1 hoar
ana prcdnce most unusual phsaomshs.
They Do this only fer themselves ase
frienls. usvsr for morey. nsrs vss
no possibility for fake ~ fraul, eW9
what happsned. ~ aid b>eUts. vas
The most satisiyins Of oil ny supses.
mnsts TIE rhenssphieal osslsty
which 10 intent - sstosing failss. as6
% siftins the vheat frsa The eAsff. 70
sutRs 10 p.an au svaetag With tnses
iAterss'ins sisters before icns.
Ton are mistaken n ssysHs IN, pss
Oliver LriEs md he diAa't bssw. thas
] ~ saly heasevs4 ~ ~ ~ UA1s
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POPULATION FIGURES
FOR CITIES ANNOUNCED

WASHINGTON. reb 70 Population
statistics for 1854 announced by the
census bureau today included:
Ilms. Ohio, 1905; sn increase o.
ln.7st. or $50 percent over 1910.
Hslsl,on. Pa. s?ss7. an Increase Of
atiS. or ?ss percent
Pndusst. Ky, i!ais. an increase Of
I,plS. Or ~ percent.
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WARRINGTON. Feb. r.-Ansu'ins
Merrill, formerly American consul at
MEXICO. vas k,iled by Meal
IN bandi,s February 90.
The present consul at Mantsnill" IN
|Ais rspor, 10 the sta's department.
n Morrill, ~as attacked vhils' on his
ray 10 the Hacienda ~ Rslocr, three
aies from colma. whsro he ll''d, ana
III In a fusiiisde OF pistol shots, re-
G1lssd tuo wounds.
The American embassy o. MeAho
|kAty has been Instructed 10 mako nrs-
~ repress vtstions to the Mexican gov
|etsment looking Ia the arrest ana
on,shment OF the murderers ana 'he
|lM,r,rau consul at Stsnsan,iio VAS IN
Iivvotsd 10 make similar representa-
HLsue 10 tho toeai MeSicsn authorities.
=. Morsilrs widow. Who 10 70 years
~. lives At Coi.ma. Fs also u sur.
Ived Ivy sewers, children who i've ~
- Francisco. oskland and ean Raph'
~ Cal. lie was appctWtsd vice
~ 81 the United statss at hANsanillo
- ian. "a, 1888. and was made consul
n the same place on Aus. 5. 1879.
| ~. Nosr,I,<wss ~ ysara old and re-
"a from tho consular ssrvlcs IN i"i
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PangIe and less
Garrett Araiqned

i.ss Garrett, /. q rSnse ard a
number Of other men. srresi.d on var
rants iasued by llohsrt nurns. county
Attorney. resulting from q raid on an
alleged racing pool room Al ,obS North
Broahvay. were arraisned before Judge
". r. Taylor In the county cour, Sat.
uvday morning m charge. ot-maln'ain.
ing and participating In n gambling
game.
Tho charges were f,lsa under the
senersi ,ww and ~.ll come under the
(csnt,susS on Psss q, Column ~
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PrsparstieNs fos spring sse bsias
msas q the whssiss parh soA
AlreaAy the meaksys Afs"rsAsims
cals" and other ixhaelinste - ~
80 ~ howisns fcr susnmsr aasr.
tsrv. according 10 Joe Patterssn.
ssm@jssio0er Of public pecpesty.
ptaas fcs mating the - sssvs
attractive than ever nv the geWsss
pubiie sss beinG rushee sNd prom
ises have been mAlo that otia.
koWsa City will have . 800 q IN.
uaHol atuaetleas this ysAA
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and Vera ziegisr. twins Sha0 mo-. Dr.
Jagnes T. Redwine. CAss city. Mich
Mrs.. Otto krahnkc. San'h Ana. CsL:
W. 4. Fsl,er. Francis. OKLA. Pansy
Frsnsir. kAw. Okla Mrs. Floy
Augusta Green. Enid, En-. sneAd.
Tishominso: Dorothy Spur. ssminol.
Okla! Fay Young. Msys,ills. OKLA
Nelts F1oid. ouinton, Okla.
susan T. Broyies. Madill, osa,;
Josie keithis,. Cleveland. Okla. Ed3
ward Brennan. Topeka. Kan. Sarah
Head. Topeka. KAN; i7useaA uesrss
wllrsm Thompson. ~, fouth Broad.
Nay: Louis 4. Prsie.t. 81 West Noble
Edna O<Sbits. Elk city. Okla.
uay Whitehead. siS West Maple;
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VAnunupu4o6, - 0-Rss11sa,
I11I1n - ~ voG1pooo ~ .bsesse him
u - - eDoogos1 - slUn n Sss-
1o1ne 49, ~ me IN wish
t11n9 ~ ~ vsat M ~
~ DcDoD oFses1e sos M MsFnsas
~ olBe tesA the spi0lsN - ths
mom1eee1 b. Dirsetsss0soesal
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smile DROP
NOT FATAL TO
DARING Filler
CO
Major Schroeder win Be
Normal in Week.

uAyr,x oA,, r,h o.. Auh,,xb
an ttsui' o MS h'kh' fhhay' MAI
" ". Schroeder. McCook field. holds
,h,.. .ui,us. ,.eo,o. ~. a.,to,,. ,..
'Ae' 'hs' 'hs s'Hk out " hie oA'sen
prevented his reaching his set soai OF
cocoa its'. Today the nler. who suf Z.
fered frosen eye balls and lids wss
showing much Improvement and had
been moved 20 his city hSsus from the
poet His face 10 swathsd In lee ban
tss~s and phy siciAns cay he VIII bs
normsi IN vesk.
MAJOR schroAaer ciimbed yesterday "a
msnt - 9.'w issL hen p'unocc
,"'. w NV" s..'
.usss,, s.'", w,sns
.,,u "a noo se., ,hox. ,n, .,n,rs the
aviator r.ssirifps hi. pre,.nr. et mind
nsh,sd the plane and saiici down TO
,isla ~ y"
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KANSAS CITY. Feb. Nm. D.
Gre~us. . trsvslins salesman. lett his
newly purchasda motor cor In front Of
the wysRAotss coaaty cqsrthouse fcs
. few minutes While Ne wsht across the
street 10 the postoffice. II was locked.
when ne returned two minutes later
II was gone.
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WARRINGTON. reb. :s--Fire which
threatened tina entire city n ssn 10,
que. Philippine IslsAds. wAs cheshsd
by the work of United 6tatcs naval
fosccs from the naval station st Cav
ite, according 10 n dispatch 10 the
navy department today. The fire rssed
for several hours yesterday. the DIS
patch declared. "snd seven acres were
burned" With q loss NJ 800 90 pssos.
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MIRACULOUS ESCAPES
AS BOILER ExPl0OES

MADISON. Wis. Feb. .s.-Two men
had a mira culosis escape from death
here today chen the boiler Of the 'cco-
motive hauling q fast Chicago. Min
nespo,ia mail and espress trsln er-
plcded with . desfsniag roar In the
Moonn yards Of the Chicago snd Novth.
~estern rai,rcad. Griffith Humphrey
came from the vrecaase uninjurrd. A.
Clay. the fireman. was burnsd and
bruised. but 10 expected 10 recover.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-31
BANDIT ON
LOVERS LANE.
Inquest Today over Body Of Howard
Rhodes Who was Shot Dead
by Bandit, His Com
panion Says.

IUnited Press Leased Wire Service.
CHICAGO, Aug. 31.-A phantom
bandit stalked through the inquest
today over the remains OF Howard B.
Rhodes, shot to death near here yes
terday.
Rhodes was killed while auto rid
ing with Mrs. Gladys Jacobson. The
woman drove the car to a hospital,
Rhodes form sagging beside her.
She was to be the main witness at
the inquest today and her appearance
was assured by her former husband
in whose custody she was released
late yesterday.
Mrs. Jacobson said the motor had
stalled in Lovers Lane" near here,
but was about to start again when a
bandit appeared in the roadside
brush. Rhodes, she said, hastily
fired an automatic and the robber,
dashing to the rear of the car, fired
from there, bullet passing through
Rhodes neck. The bandit disappeared
then and she hurried to the city.
Police wondered over some sections
of the woman's story, puzzling over
the fact that the bullet killing Rhodes
entered the right side of his face and
ranged downward, that his revolver
was found in the road.
Rhodes was married and has a
lyoung daughtSH.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-31
[By The United Press ]

Virtual collapse of the Wrange
anti-bolshevik movement in south
Russia was indicated in an official
communique received from Moscow
today.
The bolshevik claimed Wrangers
armies had been wiped out on the
Kuban front and that in the Crimean
region he had been driven back more
than fifty miles. If these reports
are true, the position of his forces
in the remaining sector, the Don
region, would be greatly imperilled.
Wrangel, recognition of whose gov
ernment by France few weeks ago
created temporary breach between
the British and French governments,
began his operations from Sebasto-
pol, ii the Crimea..
Fr0n* there he saov~d acrtsTard
into the province Of Taurida and
Kherson, and ultimately Odessa as
his objective.
About the time he began major
offensive to throw the bolsheyiki
across the river Dnieper. Wrangel
announced the landing of expeditions
In the Don and Kuban regions.
Establishing headquarters in Tag
anrog, the Don expedition pushed up
the valley of the river of that name
toward Rostof, seeking to occupy the
rich coal basins.
The Kuban expedition, with its
base at Novo Rossusk, was reported
to have driven seventy-five miles in.
land, occupying the important city
OF Ekaterinodar. The bolsheviki COM
muniQue said the expedition had
been Completely annihilated' and its
headquarters destroyed.
The communique further stated
that Wrangel had been forced entire
" out of Taurida and was only occu-
pying the Crimea This would indi-
cate retreat of fully fifty miles on
a hundred-mile front, with the anti
soviet forces probably holding the
narrow isthmus in the vicinity OF
Perekop.
The reds apparently are in posi-
ton to move upon the isolated Don
expedition from three sides.
TUnited Press Leased Wire Service.]
MOSCOW, (yia wireless to Lon
DOM Aug. 3O.-General Wrangel has
suffered crushing defeat on two
fronts in the Black sea theatre ri
war, according to an official state
ment issued here today.
Wrangel's Kuban expedition has
been wiped out, the communi1:e saio,
while his Crimean forces nave leen
bottled up on the peninsula.
"Wrangel's forces in the Kuban
have been completely anrihilatei.
the statement said.
after defeating them, the soviet
forces cut their communications and
surrounded and destroyed their head
quarters.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-31
TELEGRAPHIC TABLOIDS
FROM FAR AND NEAR

more efficient" said Registrar Zaman-
sky, who appointed them.
The Good Samaritan.
Lorraine, O., Aug. 51.-No more
good Samaritan stuff for Richard
Oracle. He stopped his machine 10
give a "tired" man a ride and was
promptly tied 70 tree and robbed OF
$500.
Buns For Sale.
BUFFALO, y. Y. Aug. Sf-A local
bakery put up a new sign, Buns For
Sale" Federal agents coEfiscated s
fifty gallon still and seventy-ffve bar.
rels OF raisin mash
Sings in Sign Languages
LOS ANGELES. Calf. Aug. ST.
Rev. Henry Miles Cook, assistant pas
tor OF Temple Baptist church sang
Nearer My God 10 Thee" in sign
language while baptizing desf-mrtes.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-31
GOVERNOR cox
TO VISIT WEST
Itinerary Includes Omaha, st. Joseph
Wichita, Oklahoma City,
n Sioux Falls and
St. Louis.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.
NEW YORK, Aug. 31.-Democratic
national headquarters announced the
following additional dates for Cover.
nor Cox's western itinerary:
September q, Kearney, Grand
Island, Columbus, Fremont and
Omaha, Nebraska. 's'-'-
September 2S-Mitchell, Salem and
Sioux Falls, So. Oak. $500.
September est. Joseph, Mo-; At.
Gibson, Kansas. and Topeka, Kansas.
September 30-Hutchinson, Newton
and Wichita, Kansas.
October Enid, Ell Reno, Okla
homa City and Tulsa. Oklahoma.
October Joplin and Kansas City,
Mo.
October St Louis, arriving home
at Dayton that night.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-31
.WESTER EMPIRE
FOR DEVEL0PME
Should be Thrown Open to
Stem Drift of Population to
Cities, Harding De-
ciares.
SPEAKS TO GOVERNORS
Address Carried Atmosphere Of Theo
dore Roosevelt and He Frequent
" Referred to His
Efforts.

! UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.
! MARION, Ohio, Aug. 31.-America's
great undeveloped western empire
must be thrown open to stem the
drift of population to the cities, but
There must be all care to prevent
monopolization Of resources and op
lportunities, Warren G. Harding de
iclared today, addressing group OF
governors on his front porch.
His speech carried the atmosphere
iof Theodore Roosevelt and repeatedly
the republican nominee hardened
back to that presidents effort to pro-
ltect the great national resources OF
the country from monopoly and
waste.
Reclamation.
MARION, Ohio, Aug. 31.--Reclama-
tion of the arid lands of the west and
throwing them open to the people Of
the nation, protected from nronopo-
!listic control, probably will be advo-
lcated by Senator Warren G. Harding
in his speech to western governors
here today, Harding was expected
ito draw a parallel between conditions
now and sthosss Of II. sg the civifwar
when the nations new energy turned
to development of the middle west.
Now the nations problem is to re-
claim the millions of waste acres in
the inter-mountain region to provide
a field for new development, accord
ing to Senator Harding's views.
While the problem OF finding land
for the ex-service man may not be
discussed in detail, Harding was ex-
pected to make general reference
to the need of giving the former SOL
diers chance at the reclaimed en-
pire. II.
Among those expected to hear
address are Governors Lowden, Hi
nois; Phillip, Wisconsin; Norbeck,
South Dakota: McKelvie. Nebraska;
Carey Wyoming: Stephens. Califor-
MIA; Beckman, Rhode Island; Camp
bell. Arizona: Sproul, Pennsylvania.
The following gubernatorial candi
dates will be present: Morgan, West
Virginia; Preuse. Minnesota; Hyde,
Missouri, and Stephen, Colorado.
Ohio will be represented by Clar-
ence J.. Brown, lieutenant governor.
Ex-Governor Spry, of Utah, was
Later Harding and the visiting
governors will attend the G. A. r.
picnic at Lincoln park, here.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-31
He Hanued Himself.

iCUnited Press Leased Wire Service.
DENVER, Colo, Aug. 31.-The
body of Paul Koehler, 81. who com
mitted suicide yesterday, was being
held here today pending word from
relatives in st. Louis, Mo. Koehler.
who had been in i'll health. hanged
himself in his rooming house here.
He had been dead for several hours
when the body was found by other
occupants of the house late last
night. An Identification card found
in his clothes gave 1856 Lowell ave-
nue., st. Louis, Mo, as his address.