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GRATIFICARE $40. 90 a la persona que me
de exactoS informcS del actual pa-adero de Ro-
mualdo S. Laris. de complexion regular. color
blanco. ojos Erandes, negros: Ell brazo derecho
dcsencajado del codo salio de Mexico rumbo 4
los Estados Unidos hace como 13 amos: es
originate del rancho del Centre. Distrito de
PaSo de Sotos, EStaGo de JaliSco. Mexico: las
ultimas noticias cue TUE de 81 fueron de Fres-
no. California. Todo informe sobre este parti
tular. remitase a Chandler. Arizona, Box 1876.
ISidoro G.. Serna. III
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UN G LINCHADO

GRAHAM, y. c.. .Agosto 3I.-John
Jeffres. acusado de haber ata"ldo alupa
Mia de siete amos de edad fue linc1a-
do ncy por una muititud erfurecida
que. pistola en- mano. abTi5 las puertss
lie Ia corte y arrebat6 al acusado de
las manos de Ia policla.
Jeffres es negro Y ST. linchamiento Sc
llev6 e cabo en- ID plaza piblica.
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GRATIS PARA LOS MEXICANoS:-Man
dcme su aomb-e y direction y lie enviare
sin coSto ~alguno. la forma eficas y segura
de remitir fondos a su familia en- Mexico.
j. NJ. MarroQuin. Monterrey. n. l.. Mex.
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t.NCHaMIENTO DE UN
BlaNCO

TULSA, Ok, Agosto 31.-No memo
de cinco mil personals Sc amotlnaron
hoy frente a la carce! de esta localidad,
y demandaron la entrega de Tom
Owens. a quien Sc de haber dado
muerte a Homer Nida-
Ell jefe de la prisi6n fEe inpotente
para contener a Ia enfurecida multi
tud. Y Owens cayo en- manos de los
amotinados, q~uienes ~procedieron a su
licenciamiento.
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ATENCIoN: NECESITo AGENTES UR-
GENTEMENTE. Trlhajo faciI de desempe-
mar. personals de ambos Sexos. Ocurra o es-
criba por dctallcS i J. Sacal. 2l9 Elm St.
HoraS dc deSpacho: S a Q a. m. s q 9 p. m.
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Para las Fiestas Patrias

BaaderaS de Seda. genera, ccluloide para so
ara. Botones dc HidaiEo. Juarez y Tricolores,
Iiston. Serpc7tinas. Confetti FeSton, y otros
rticulos para celebration del Is de Sep
Senhre, Mapas de Mexico. Gran Su-tido de
rovedades Joycria etc. Pida ~cat&logo gratis.
Especialidad en- pcdiios por -orreo OifiJ:-Se
CRAPA MERCANTILE Co. sic West Com
MERGE St. San Antonio. Texas.
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yENDC casa 2 precios razonables. Sobre
anticipos y abonos comodcs. 81 listed int
resa, dirijase antes que a o:ra persona =
$40 W. Romano St. (oll
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PROFESSOR Joss Alfonso Pajares. del Con-
.e-vatorlo Nacjoaal de NGSica de Mexico. coz
mas de 25 amos de pTsetsca- "a as -
IS-nr.-es y 60 81 Academia Ioi5 W Ious-
-rn.
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ARTICULOS MEXICANOS .

CAJETA NUEVA DE CELAYA SIC. DOC
Por libra: battles pasados Csc: CHA Sl.2o
Chor;zo estilo meXic2no lac; ChicharroneS
de pucrco soc Queso de tuna lSc: Carne SEGA
4Sc: Queso blanco 45c Lenteja Csc: Habas
Ice: Aio nuevo Csc: Colaci6n Extra 4oc
SALSAMOLE 15c. Comino nuevo Csc: AniS
35c; DULCES MENICANOS cub:erto, IA
monciilo, etc. 100 surtidos lis CHOCOLATE
Ell TAPATIO 55c; Molcaiete piedra 45c
Canela 75c: etc. etc.
Loza dc Guadalajara: BotelloncS Csc. soc.
y les; Jarros 10 4 soc: MarranitoS alcan
cia Ioc: l5c 25c. soc y 90; Cazuelas jue
go dc s, 95c, 4 I.25; Tecolotes 15c. Vases
dior 80 y so c: Alcancias f-uta l5c y 25c 4:
Ollitas verdes 10 y l5c: Anforitas 25c. etc.
Pida Lista General DESPACHO INMEDlA
TO de pediGos por corrco y Express.
Diriianse 4: CABEZCD BROS. P. o. Boz
80 Sta. a. san Antonio, Tex.
IiI0E ". Commerce St
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Sc GRATIFICARA con S. 90 4 IA perso-
GRATIFICARE con $50 a la persona que
me proporcione informes exaetos acerca del
paradero de mis- hijoS Toribio y Emigdio Are
mas el primero de 81 amos de edad. alto, CO.
Tor moreno. ojos ncgros, pestana POGO china.
con una ~cicatris en- el earrillo izquierdo y el
sesundo de % amos dc edad. de mediana esta-
tura, blanco. eScazo de barba. ojos Gaze. pesta-
ma erande y china. pelo rubio. Ambos. segun
los ultimos informes que reeibi radicaban en-
W wood, Cal. Cualquier ~infornle que sc
tcr.a, favor de dirigirse a Ia Sra. San Juana
de Santos. 500 W. Sixth St. Hanford, Cal.
U7-S)
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MARIA CH DE LENSKIN. profsSosa &c
,;,DC c-.duaaa ea 81 Coase-yatorio NacfcnaI
de Mexico. y diScipUla de- pian.s9 PoASo
Alfredo LenSkin, "a ei@seS- l@O NoRh -
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RESTOS DE MUJER, ESCON-
DIpOS EN- UNA
COLADERA

NUEVA YORK. Agosto 31.-Aifredo
Siascio, que cuenta apenas trece amos
de edad, ha dado a Ia poticla de esta
metr6poli los indicios de I'm horrendo
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Sc NECESITA un Tenedor de libros para
correspondence en- Ingles y EspaHol y que Sc
pa escribir en- maquina. Dirisirsc 400 W.
Commerce St. go
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Sc DESEA saber el raradero del Sr. Angel
del Castillo. blanco, pelo caStaio o>curo la.
clio. ojos cafe oscuro. boca Erande, labios
gruesos tiene una ~cicatriz en- IL frente. del
lado derecho. Sc Gara una buena qualification
a Ia persona que envie infcrmes al Sr. Ro-
dolfo Villareal. Consulate Mexicano. San
Antonio. Texas. go
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PAR LAS FIESTAS del Is. en- todas par
ties del pals. ScEoreS duc5oS lie lotsrIas'
apreSurense: haganos hoy rlismo 50 orden y
YEA 10 que ie danes poC $500: so "kr2id
dolls con braZos Eoyibles so veStldoS y sem.
bre-os Dolly Dimplc Hat y munecoS In
liy' muy atractjvoS y >! ncnequltas muy
encaataGoraS. EScribl O ocurra = UalverSa!
tonic Texzs' t5l
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BOTICA MEXICANA
DEF. DR. p EIAZ Y DIAZ.

III DN- biEE L
I'll Avenida CongrcSs-Houston, Tex.
Casa fundada eHcl1siTamente para Surtir Ia
Colonia Mexica que radica en- cl pals Aten-
dera con preferential los p2didos pcr correo.
Cuepta ron In cAtenso surtido de medicinaS
nacionales y extranjeras. Tenemos n~uevamente
G. acreditado Tratamiento ZcndeiaS, que man
damoS po- express o por correo a quienes 10
pidan.
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DESEO una buena mujer o muchacha hon.
rada para cocinar y hace- el trabaio de casa Y
que Sc auede a dormir. 2Io4 Monterrey St Tel.
Travis 1929. (2)
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R E C. A L @

Maci.. Alta Mas,a, prestidigitaei6n. suer-
&c en- e. jueso. en- ei amor. en- los negocios.
sccre.os maravilloSos.
No Sc muestrc listed cobarde ante el
problera de IA vida. Remita 10 ~eertavos EN-
~estampiIiss a
VEGA COMMISSION CO.
Box sef. HABANA, CUBA.
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Sc N~ECESITAN trabajadores tanlb;en mol
deadores y fundido-es para trabaiar en- fabri-
ca dc yeso. Inf con Luis Espinoza,
Universal Toy Factory. 2S2l So. Flores st,
81
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$1,000 de qualification Sc le dara a Ia per
soma que me de informes exactcs del parade
70 del Sr. Ramon Ruiz de 20 amos de edad.
moreno, de regular e~Statura ticne un lunar
en- IN ojo. Sus ultimas ~noticias Sc recibieron
eli pasado Mario. de Corpus Christi. Texas.
Dirlgirse a Jose Ruiz. 18th Ave. 6o9 Rock
ford, III. 90
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OPORTUNIDAD. Cualesquicra persona acti-
viva en- cualeSQuier punto donde sc cncuentrc,
puede ganarSe de $50. 90 q S1oG. 90 por sema-
ma con uucStro mue>trario de prendas y no.
vedades no haze falta praetlca nj caTitaL. In
formes en- espanol. Sr. David Alberto. 1928
;. Rampart 81. New Orleans. La.
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Sc vENDE PACKARD 1912, so Roadster;
bucna cordicion; nuevo capaccte: lantaS en-
cordeladaS: luz electrical; 500.
Motor Sales Co. 6S0-634 Main Ave. Tr. 222s.
(2)
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VIVA MEXICO

Preparese I'd. a festejar dignamen
tie Ell proximo aniversario de "a indie
pendencia de Mexico.
Banderas Mexicanas de paPel de
china. Is por : pulgadas, sin asia 90
centavos Doe.
Bandera Mexicans de papel de chi
ma, sin asia; tamano - por 9 pulga
das 81. 90 Doc.
Canfetti, l libra % centavos, 10 Ii
bras por $500, saco de 80 lbras
Sc. 90 hermosos dolores.
Serpentinas de coioreS. 50 centa
vos Doc. 100 por $500
Globos de 4 pies y medic, 3 por
$3.50 $500 Doc.
Paroles JaPoneses, 6 por Sl.75 800
Doc.
Pabellones Mexiesnos de 8 por 5
pies $1,000 De ) por 8 $500
Pabellones Americanos, de 3 por
) pies $3.50 De 5 por 8 $3.50.
Banderas Mexicanas de ~iienso; tama
no II por IS $3.50 Doc. De 10 por
26 $500 Doc.
AcENCIA DE NOVEDADES
Sta. A. Box 81 San Antonio, Texas
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PESOUlSAS.


DoY UNA GRATIFICACIoN de $500 a Ia
persona que me informe del raradero del 20
ven Carlos Cruz. de Is amos de edad' aisS'
Drnido, trigueho. pintandole el bos': pelo
negro: sus ultimas noticias las recioi &c I'D
SIS. Tennessee. Di:igirse a Amado Cruz. Biz
Cabin. Okla. Box i5S tSl'
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Para Iibros en- espanol, d~iriiase u.s.
ted a la Casa Editorial Lezan 11S
N. Sta. Rosa, Ave-. San Antonio, Tex
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Sc NECESITAN t~ejcdores nnexicanos con eS-
pcTiencia para TRAFALGAR en- telares de mano.
Trabaio pernranente. Buenos salnrios. Envie
referencias. Southwest Arts and Crafts. Box
2lS. Santa Fe. Nuevo Mexico.
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Lie EDUARDO TAMARlz
ENSENANZA.

Ahorado MsI,caao .TlS-720 s9ty StcE-. =
SE--r - - - Ssu Antonio. ErVSs
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NEDFLIN

en- Dallas, Texas. Para las proximaS lies
ts del is de Septiembrc. CoEpucSta de los
Instruments siguienteS: Piano. S-ita. 3. Ne
delliH: Tamboras. Srita. T. Medsllin Saxo-
f6n. Srita. A. NcdelliE: Clasinete. Joven j.
Medellin. Violin y Tronbon. Sr. I. Mede
ISIS Mckinney Ave. Dallas. Texas ~
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COS w. - St-New YORK. y. 7
T-ratamien;o perfcceicnado &c las sAnaoLas
,-.e--t;-islz- contra n posr-7cioH ne-vioSa-
-, Derrsidad de oper&ciGn ) su Irapedi- que
sc dediGue q sus oeupaciCnes diarras- Tam
hen trato enfe-meGades Gel es;on2Eo, san
--e. piel. Y vejiEa, de acuerco con los u'tf-
nc. n,etodos f-anceses. SOLO nscesita aaeer-
-. ,oas ,uanlas yls!Ias Eo2oCarloS -nodr-
ros. No camoio coEEcsSoaGencia-
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HERNOSO BUNGALOW EN- TOBIN HILL.
cuartos = galcria para dormir; lote Eranae :
garage nuevo; p-ecio $3.50. 90 a p!azoS' Va
lor So. OOO. 90. Esto no durarG mucho. approve
che. 0s;eryoung 4 Riley. Tel. Tr. $3.50. FrosS
Bank Bldg. Main Plaza. NSIj
Sc vENDE una Loteria: ocurran a IA can
tina del ; de Mayo. :. Santa Rosa t6-S(
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- 4 VISOS DE- OCAS/ON- -
EMPLEOS

Sc NECESITAN muchachoS boleros en-
il0i. E. Houston st. 81
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PATRIOTICOS. Papel de china para bar
de-aS guIraaldas y adornos, S5c. doc o-oPel,
25c. plego: papel dorado. Toe. prieSo: Boto-
mes: Eidalgc. Jua-ez ZaraGoza. Ciudadaros
De Mexico. Viva Mexico y BaHderitas celuloide,
Ioc. uuo, soc. por 6. soc. por y, $3.50 cien-
10. AEencia de Publicaciores. $50 n. Santa
Rosa Ave. San Antonio. Texas.
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5000 de qualification care a la persona
cue ne dc inio-mes exactos del actual para
dero &c mi hiic ApeloGio Garibay, dc i9 amos
&c edad. para communicable muy intereSanteS
asuntos de fariiis. Favor de diriSir cual-
quier info-me e Luis Garibay. . Mt. 81.
Waco. Texas. (1o. Sep.l
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DESEO SABER 81 paradero de mi hilo al
fredo Paez. natural de ChalehlhuiteS. Zaca-
tecas; recibi sus ultimas noticias de Utah
en- 1913. Dare una buena qualification a L.
persona que me de informes ~eHactos. Dir
girse a Ia Sra. Dolores G. Vida. de Paez.
1893 Pine St. Ranger, Texas. t26-s)
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VENTAS

TALLER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
De F~ONOGRAF0S de todas classes ' ma
uuinaS de eoser.-25 amos de practica-Or-
Genen por cor-eo. FONoGRAFOS. magui-
mas SINGER eu ABONOS-De segunda ma
no. baratos. al coHtadO. Leandro ". Rodri-
Euez. loo Buenavista s. san Antonio. Te-
NaS-
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SELLOS DE COMA

Ervic Sus 6rdenes 81 euieTc obtencr IN
rabaSo immediate y bien hecho. Z ii homo
able San Antonio Rubber stamp Co. ne
So,edad St san Antonio. Texas.
NUSiCA PARA PIANO tmaEEscrita.) Pids
f;sta general. observation-disclosures para ovGucS-
Il. etc. Repertoire de MGsica Mcxieana. Box
IS Sta A l4IoS West. Commerce 81. San
Antonio. Texas.
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Free Employment Bureau

Neccsitamos Embellishments a todos los
txpcrtos en- trsbajos c. construction. Con.
d;ciones de Open Shop. POI Bedell Bldg.
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Sc NECESITAN muchachos rara ayudantes
dc mecinica; bucn3 oportunidad. Ocurran
526 S. Alamo St. (3l)
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NJ J. MORALES

Teja Eaivsaizada ; Gravel. TancueS, CiS;ernas
Moldaras. CornisdS, Cie5os raSos. TraEa4u-
ce5. CanaIoneS. TinaS. Cubes para clevadoreS;
Tubes para SopiadureS. ChiueneaS para S@i
dcraS lespecialidadD. Re2~-2cioaes de Ha-
diado-e. SalIicaderss. Po;vera>, L@mpaTas'
g TerhoS Lamlnadus y de Gravel Tocos nueS
t-os trabaSos Ea=antizaGoS. Ext-scIa9:en;e de
p-inera clase No. I2I7 :. Flores. Tel II.
2iS9.
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SRAS., SRTTAS.: mandenoS So nombre y
direction y vcinticinco ccntavoS en- timbres
~postales y a vuelta dc correo reclbira instruc-
clones de como ganarSc de SIS 90 q SOS 90 Sc
manarios. en- su propia casa. INDEPEN-
DENT BUSINESS. 90I Crosby St. san An
tonic. Texas. "a
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PETACAS Y vELICES de construction fueT-
tr: t-cba;c y2rantizado- Tengo raguificoS
yclices de rnaders forrados ION laniuR J. pre-
clos rruy ba-aoos. FABRIcA de Badles y Pc
tacas. D. Manoz Lsoo. SIS Dolorosa St. San
Antonio. Texes.
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Sc NECESITAN en- Wichita Falls. dos mu-
jcres cue sepan hacer enchiladas. tamaleS y
chile con carnc. Pueden Eanarsc SIS 90.
$50. 90 hasta S25 90 Semanarios. casa y pasaje
libreS. Ocur-an con j. Resendez, 4l5 9th.
St. San Antonio. Texas.
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Sc NECESITAN muchachas para lavar fla
toS Sc pagan Sc. 90 semanarioS y sc da Guar
10 Y asistencia. Tambien un cocinero segundo
y meseros. Hotel Hot Wells. (2)
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RESTAURANT DE BIAS VILLARREAL.
Alberto ola ' noche. Toda ciasc de conf
Gas. aguas freScaS, frutaS = Tercancl2S en-
general. CigarroS. PurcS. Nlere, SoGS y
n-lceS. Cuartos de -enta y cancaS L SOC y 25c
Casa situada freuts Il Ia eStaci5n = en- una
de las GALES principles. Granger, Texas.
APRENDA TNGLES
:, 81 p-opia casa. Envisuos su nonbrc y
direction y dlez centavos para caStoS y &c en-
viareyaCs iaformcS. RUDY COLLEGE. 2lih
Gale Main. Houston, Texas.
TODA PERSONA que desee nsndar dine
70 2 Mexico debc eScribirne y ahorra-a los
zastos &c sirudcioa. 4 valta de co-reo en-
ware IA forma SeEu-a de hacerlC. J. II. Ma
~GoGuin. Monterrey. y. I. Mex.
DISCURSOS PARA LAS FIE>TAS PA
TRTAS. aiecuadCs = c-da iuGa- y q cAaa per
soma en- e. Scntido que So deSeen. Ealor $500.
PiGalos Embellishments a J. Flores, 81 ).
Pinto ST. san Santonio, Texas.
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Sc NECESITA un Zapate-o competente que
eSpa manejar las maquinas champion. 1921 s.
Flores st. Tel. TT. l476. )2l
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Sc NECESITAN dos mujercs para trabajo
de cocina. Ocurran al Restaurant Poblano.
100 n. Santa Rosa Ave. 81
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Sc NECESITAN mp-hachos para syudan
teS mecanicos. Ocurran a 526 5. Alamo St
oFICINA DE ENGANCHES Y EMPLEOS
1920 W. Houston St. Tel. II. 1881
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CASTTA DE 6 CCARTOS. : cuadras de Ia
Plaza Alamo patio grande: garage; baio {:
Luz: bara;a. S8c0. 90 n p!azos. Esta casa Is
una gran harat2. OsteryounG & Riley. Tel.
II. 6eS5. Frost Bank Bldg. Main Plaza.
$50
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DR.. FLIPPEN

Or. GU.LLERNo HARRISON; ESFSelais:H
~ anLeoios. III S0leGad s.. e Aab!a eSPaHoL
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-10-01
FRENZIED
FINANCIER
Inquiry Started Into Business Affairs
of Bischoff, Who Has Been
Paying Ten to One Hun
dred Per Cent

limited Press Leased Wire Service.l
CHICAGO, Oct. 1.-The federal de-
partment of justice today began an
inquiry into the operations OF Ray
mond J. Bischoff, Jr., Chicago's "fren-
zied financier," who brought pros
perity to hundreds of foreigners llv-
ing in the stockyards district by
paying 10 to 100 per cent interest on
investments OF a few days.
q. S. District Attorney Clyne an
nounced he had received complaint
from one of Bischoff's customers. "
Bischoff said he used the money to
play stock tips" and won out, and
thus was able to pay big interest
At one time, Bischoff said, his de-
posits amounted to 100000.
Bischoff, "a years of age, said he
wasn't taking any new customers
now-just making more money for
those who placed their money with
him when he started
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-10-01
Brand Ne,o Way to
Renope Hairy Growths
actually Removes Roots and AlD

The vexed question Of how to COM
pletely remove superfuous hairs has
been solved at last! By means Of
the new phelactine process, the hairs
entire, roots and all, come out before
your very eyes-easily, harnlessly
quick as a wink" 1t is SO different
from the depilatory, electrical and
shaving methods, you simply must
try it to fully appreciate its remark
able advantages.
Phelactine is perfectly odorless
non-frritating, -poisonous-a child
could eat it without the least injury
It leaves the skin so soft, smooth
and hairless, no one could tell you
ever had a moustache or other hairy
growth. If you will procure a stick
of phelactine from your druggist and
follow the simple instructions. you
will certainly be astonished and de
lighted with the result.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-10-01
BODY OF NURSE
TO BE RETURNED
Dorothy koelIner Of Fort Madison
Died Overseas and Her Body is
Being Returned for Burial
in That City.

The body of Docothy Koellner.
Fort Madison nurse, who died over
seas from spinal meningitis during
the world war, has arrived in New
York. according to word received by
her brother, Henry Koellner, from
the war department at Washington.
The body of the war worker will
be shipped to Fort Madison from the
Hoboken piers Immediately, according
to the information received here,
SAYS the Fort Madison Democrat.
Miss Koellner enlisted in the ser
vice of the base hospital corps 100,
INIT one. in July 1918. She went
overseas with other war nurses and
took her station near the front lines
to care for those who were injured
during the fighting. During the win
ter of 1s1S-1919, Miss Koellner was
taken sick and she died in French
hospital on February 10, 1919. The
body was buried, in a French GENE
terry.
| After the signing Of the armistice.
Henry Koellner, brother of the girl,
received a message from the war de-
partment asking whether or not he
desired to have the body returned to
the United States. He Informed the
bureau at Washington that he desired
to have the body returned to this
country. The notice from the fed
eral official came early last spring
and since that time no further COM
munications were received by Koell-
ner until this morning when the tele-
gram that the body was now in New
York was delivered. 1t was sug-
rested that it be inferred in the Ar
Iington national cemetery, but Koell'
ner preferred to have it brought to
this city where it will be placed in
Gethsemane cemetery next to the
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-10-01
OFFICERS TO
LEAVE TONIGHT
Chief Hennemsnn and Sheriff Scott
Going After John E. Mccormick
Who Is Wanted For Muir
der of Mrs. Carel.

Chief Of Police Charles H. Henne-
mann and Sheriff John G. Scott Will
leave tonight for New York, armed
with extradition papers to bring John
e. Mccormick, wanted for the MUIR
der of Mrs. Cora Mae Carel, back TO
Keokuk to face trial in the district
court here. Mccormick is under in
dictment by the grand jury for muir
der in the first degree.
That the fates have conspired
against Mccormick is evident in the
report sent out from the east to the
effect that he was scheduled Tor
overseas duty October Z.
Several kilograms have been ex'
changed relative to McCormick's con
fession and the action of the local
officers. Copies of the indictment
have already been forwarded and the
officers are leaving with the extradi'
ton papers tonight.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-10-01

THREE MONTHS
FOR TWO OF EN-
Sentences Have Been Signed by
Judge Of District Court For Men
Who Resisted Officer
Ralph Reed.

It's three months in the Lee county
Jail for two, and two months there
at hard labor for the third OF the
three men who weren't going TO
have any colored policeman telling
them how they should act on Nam
street."
The men are Clarence Holmes,
Ernest Holmes and Theodore Kosho,
and they were indicted by the grand
jury for resisting an officer. They
were given their sentences after
each Of them had pleaded guilty to
the charges.
Clarence and Ernest Holmes pleaded
not guilty and then later withdrew
this plea to the plea of guilty, and
each of them received sentence OF
three months in the Lee county bas-
tile. Kostno entered plea OF guilty,
waived time of sentence and was
given two months in jail.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-10-01
MOTHER FAILS
TO FIND BOY
travels All Over West and Is Out Of
Funds When She Arrives Only
to Find Wrong
Man,

limited Press Leased Wire Service
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. Mrs.
Mary Erickson, searching for her son,
heard he was in an army hospital at
camp Mercedes, Texas, suffering from
sneil-ShNck. She went to Camp Mer-
cedes and was told he had been sent
70 Council Bluffs, Iowa. .
She went to Council Bluffs and was
told he had gone to Wenatchee, Wash.
so she went to Wenatchee and
heard he had been sent to Alcatraz
Island, California Out of funds, Mrs.
erickson agreed to drive an automo-
plle to San Francisco as means of
getting here.
one reached San Francisco and hur-
iled 10 Alcatraz. Yes, James Erick-
son was there. He was brought to
ueaaquarters to see his mother"
IL was another James Erickson.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-10-01
SEPTEMBER is
AHEAD OF JUNE
Five More Marriage Licenses Were
Issued Last Thirty Days Than
There Were in Brides
Favorite Month.

September was a record breaker Tor
the number of marriage licenses
issued from the clerks office at the
Lee county court house during that
month. There were thiryeight OF
them in all.
Scarcely a day passed that there
was not at least one license issued
and upon some days there were as
many as three or four in twenty-four
hours. The Keokuk parsons and
justice of the peace officers have been
kept fairly busy.
June is generally conceded to be
the brides month, but September is
ahead of her this year. There were
tlrirty-three licenses issued here in
June. Since January l, 1920, 23O
licenses have been issued from the
Lee county clerks Office.