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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-12

fundat. Londra. - @ radio
grama data de guvernul sovic-
tist de la Moscova spune: .,Dupa
cum sc afla din 0 depesa trimiss
din Novo Rossick, cind transpof.
tul de voluntari Karantin, Gu O.
sfiteri, oficiali 81 sotiile lor au pie
eat Gu vaporul din portul Mariu-
pol - find in total Pc acel va
por 1,40O - cind bolsevicii Sc. a
.propiall de acel port, armata vo-
luntara care fost silita sd ra-
NINA in uIma nefiind loc pe va
por, a dnceput Sc impuste asupra
vaporului. O ghiulea a lovit IN
cazan 81 vaporul s'a dus la fund
Gu toti cei Gle Pc el."
Delegatla de pace ungureasca
lar la Paris. - Paris. - Dele
gatia de pace a Ungariei in frun-
tc Gu contele Appony ajuns
astazi in acest oras, insotita de
Brig. Gen. Fl. H. Bandholtz, re
prezentantul american din conf
sia inter-aliata din Budapesta.
Tn mare volum va fl prezentat
secretarului de la c0nferinta dc
pace, in care delegatia de pace
ungureasca sia facut observatille
la tratatul de pace.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-12

cel" iudl llldTl Viii luIHt, du lost
planuite la n1inisterul mariner,
lar unul dintrc aceste, de GA lr-,
me lungime, care este facut in
Anglia, va incerca ca Sc faca sbo-
ruri transatlantice, in Toamna
viitoare, a spus Cap. Craven, di-
rectorul aviatiei navale. Cerind
apropiarea de. $2,700,000 pcntru
construirea altui 6irigiabil. Graz
ven a spus ca acesta va fl de 6ol
urine lungime.
Danezii au castigat plebiscitul.
= copenhaga. = Ultimele ra-
poarte asupra plebiscitului care
Sc face acum in Schleswig, arata
cd Danemarca a obtinut 72.7:'3
voturi. lar Germania numai "a,
793. Stirile despre rezultatul vo-
turilor sunt primite Gu un sal
batic enthusiasm de cara popula-
tia daneza.
Uscatii au cistigat sapte voturi.
= Columbus. Sapte voturi an
cistigat uscatii pima All la ameazi
in renumararea voturilor pentru
prohibitia federala referendu-
mulu: luat in ultimele alegeri.
rpsiucind majoritatea ,,uzhor" IL
353 .Renumararea voturilor din
Cleveland continual. Majoritatea
originala a uzilor fost 479.
8! ore eefi:i
Bombagiu condamnat la 5 ami.
= Stefan Matejka, care a fost a.
restat intr 'un raid facut de ca
ira polite in luna OctUmbrie, ba
nuind o activitate febrila a unor
RADICAL. care 81 inainte de acea-
sta au intrebuintat bomIbele, a
fost condamnat la cinci ami inchi-
SCARE.
Matejka a fost aflat vinovat
pentru ca s'a gasit in posesiunaa
lui materiale explozibile.
o mie dolari pedepslt pentru
vlclarea prohibited. = Costa pc
William Ahlberg numai o mie
dolari pentru ca incercat ca Sc
treaca peste hotarul statului Ohio
douazezi 81 una de butoaie Gu
rachiu.
ats
senatul sileste' Gu ratificarea
tratatulul. = Washington. - Tn
nou compromis asupra articolu-
lui X, prins care Sc modified re-
zervarea facuta de senatorul LODI
&c la acel artieol, fost aprobat
de fruntasii republication, care
fac orr ce sfortare ca Sc ratifiee
teatatul i'm eel mai scurt timp.
Formulate de ,.republicanii mo-
derati'' nOua propunere sc crede
Cd va fl acceptata Gle catra sena-
tori Democrat, 81 aceasta Va pa
va calea ca sc rupa blocul care "a
fost pus i'm calea .negOciatlunllor
dintre Democrat 81 republican,,
ca sc ajunga la un compromis
prin care Sc poata dispune odata
de tratat.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-12
lNFORNATIUN|

F0rIele antlIOSH Sc Ietfag.
Londra. Ramasitele armatei
Denikine. fostul frun
tas al fortelor anti-bolseviste, ca
re s'a bucurat de increderea ali
atilor, 81 in comun acord Gu for
tale anti-bolsevice de sub CONAN
da lui Colciag. care luptau in ST.
IBERIA 81 in nordul Rusiei, ca Sc
sdrobeasca guvernul sovietist,
pentru care lucru aliatii, uni
din eli, Sc obligau ca sd sprijinea-
sea unitatea Rusiei, ceea ce ar
Fl insemnat ca nationalitatile Cd
re doreau Sc scape de jugul mos
covit, sa fie din nou puse sub
'autocratia rlseasca. >deci aceste
forte imperialistilor rusi, su
fost silite a Sc retrage in sudul
Rusiei. spune o radiograma din
Moscova. Generalul Denikine a
plecat sprc Yalte, in Crimea, IL
dauga depesa.
Lupta pentru docuri. - Wa
shington. - Probabil prescdinie-
lie Wilson va Fl chemat Sc decida
in controversa care s'a iscat in
ire comitetul pentru navigate 81
ministrul de razboiu, asupra do
curilor germane a fostelor com
oanii: Hamburg-Ameri ii
North German Lloyd, din Hobo
ken. care de prezent sunt intre-
buintate de seryiciul de trans
port militar.
Spune despre hrana din Ger
mania. - Berlin. - Membrii Mi
siunilor aliate care au fost in
Germania an fost prea ibine hra-
niti de catra hotelieri, astfel al
cistigat o rea impresie asupra
conditiilor din aceia tara, orga-
nul hotelierilor declara. Ca un re-
zultat poporul german sufera,
pentru Cd, dupa cum spune acel
articol, membrii misiunei s'au in
tors acasa Gu impresia ca il
Germania este o mare abundenta
in hrana.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-12
Belgienii acuza $500 germani.

= Londra. - hsta Gu criminalll
de razboiu ceruti de la Germania
care fost pregatita de guvernll
Belgian. cere extradarea lui Lu-
dendorff 81 intregului lui stat
major, spune depesa catra Ex-
change Telegraph, trimisa din
Berlin ieri dupa ameazi. Lista
cuprinde $500 de hume.
Falna Sc ieftineste. Mime
apolis, ,Minn. - A doua CARA in
timp de 0 saptamina faina s'a
ieftinit Gu so cent? la sac. Sea-
derea pretului Sc spune ca Sc da-
toreste situatiei favorable a gri-
ului. Faina Standard" un sac
de 80 funti costa 13 dolari 81 %
cent?. adeca cu un dollar mai
ieftin ca acum o saptamina.
Soldat detlnut. - Frank W.
Whited, un fost soldat, acuzat ca
ar fl omorit pc actrita Frances
Altman Stockwell, a fost TRIMS
din nou la temnita, refuzfndu-se
SO primi vre-o cantiune in ca
zul lui.
Whited locuia. in casa Enga Ca
re s'a aflat cadavrul actritei, a.
cum zecc zile. Oscamasa patata
de singe a fost. :aflata in camera
lui, lar alti conlocuitori spun ca
all auzit gemete 81 scincete de fe-
meie in camera fostului soldat
in noaptea cind s'a comis crlma.
Fostul soldat detinut in tenn
nita de saptamina de zile, insa
pima MART nu lisa adus acuza
ca el ar Fl comis crima. Cazul
lui a fost amilrat pima Ia "A Fe-
bruarie, la cerinta detectivului
Brown, care sperA Cd va gasi evl-
dente contra intennnitatului.
Whited pune Is q nu are
nici cunostinta az aceasta cri-
ma 81 cx nici odaf6 nu yazut
pc actrita care ~ ucisa.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-19
NOTICE OF INCORPORATION.

To Whom 1t May Concern:
In compliance with Section 1913
of the 1913 Supplement to the Code
of Iowa, notice is hereby given of
the Incorporation of wv. B. Daniels
Fruit Company" under the provisions
of Chapter /, Title 9 of the Code of
Iowa and acts amendatory thereof
O The name Of the corporation
lis "W. B. Daniels Fruit Company"
and its principal place of business
will be at Keokuk, Lee County, Iowa.
(2) The object for which it is
formed and the general nature of the
business TO be transacted by the cor
poration Is to conduct and operate a
wholesale and retail fruit and candy
business; buying, selling and dealing
in milk, milk products, food products,
farm, garden and dairy products;
dealing in oranges.' lemons and other
fruits and vegetables; operate pack
ing house, canning factory; and deal
in appliances used in connection with
any of said business: acting as com
mission merchant and agent; acquire,
own and lease lands, factories, build
ings, machinery, inventions, patents,
trademarks, trade-names and other
similar property; to acquire, own and
deal in stocks and bonds; to buy and
sell the shares of its own capital
stock and to own, cucumber or sell
real estate: to sue and be sued in it's
corporate name and to have and
exercise any other powers not ex-
pressly named which may be desir-
able and necessary in connection
with any business of the company
For a more complete statement of
the powers claimed by the company
see it's recorded Articles of Incorpor-
alton.
(3) The authorized capital stock
Of the corporation is Thirty Thousand
$3.50. 000.0O) Dollars divided into
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poration shall at no time exceed two
thirds (2-3) of its capital stock.
CD The officers, directors and
stockholders personally and the pri-
waite property Of the officers, dire"-
tors and stockholders shall be exempt
from all liability for corporate in
Edebtedness.
(8) For more full and complete
wording of the Articles of Incofpora-
ltion, including full description of
the powers and purposes of incorpor-
iation, see Corporation Book 5 on
Page PIT Of the Lee County, Iowa,
Records at Keokuk and the record or
filing said Articles Of Incorporation
in the corporate records in the office
Iof the Secretary of State at Des
Moines. Iowa.
Dated at Keokuk, Iowa, this 10th
day Of August, 1920.
THOMAS NAGGS,
JOHN DEJONG,
H. L. BOYCE,
Incorporators, W. B. Daniels Fruit
Company.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-19
FROM
BOYS CAMP
kokopoki News Of Yesterdays Edition
Chronicles the Events That are
Taking Place at the, Camp
Across the River.

The latest news from Camp hoko-
poki across the river, is found IN tne
last issue of the Kokopoki News and
lis given here:
WEATHER.
Hot 7 claim it is hot, but we
would surely rather be in camp than
in town. Showers predicted for to-
morrow.
ATHLETICS.
Tent No. l won the voiley oail
cbam2ionship, defeating tent NO. III
The finish. Members of the winning
team include the following: single
ton Russell, McCutchan, Winking,
James Thomas, Eads, Guy and Don
Robertson. h,u
Tent No. won the playground ball
championship from the same team IN
the finish. The game was walk
away. Score, 20 to s.
Checker championship results were
as follows:
E,irst place-James Huiskamp.
Second place-Malcolm MacGresor.
Third place-Raymond Wenklng.
Ouoit championship results as fol-
lows: -, .,,,,,
First place-Junius Phillips.
second place-John He1neman.
The pillow fight contest has Just
started and some rare battles are
scheduled for today.
Swimming and track results Will
he announced tomorrow.
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three hundred (3o0) shares of the
par value of One. Hundred ($1000O)
Dollars each. The corporation may
commence business when Five Hun
dred ($500.O0) Dollars of the capital
stock is fully paid and other stock
may be issued as authorized by the
Board of Directors.
(4) The corporate existence began
on August 2, 1920, with the issuance
of a certificate of incorporation by
the Secretary of State FOR the State
'of Iowa and its corporate existence
shall continue for period of twenty
(20) years from that date or until
August 2, 1910.
60 The corporation shall be man.
aged by a Board of Directors consist
ing of five (5) members of the cor
poration who shall be elected annu-
ally, and until the next annual meet
ing to be held on the third (3rd)
Thursday in the month Of January in
1921, the following shall constitute
the Board of Directors and officers:
dent
Al. Ref, Vice President.
Antonio Sansone, Director and Sec
Rotary.
Thomas Naggs, Director and Treas.
Iurer.
John DeJong, Director.
George A. Turner, Director.
The directors are to be elected
annually at the annual meeting Of
the corporation held on the third
(3rd) Thursday of January in each
year and the officers shall be elected
by the directors at a meeting of the
directors held within thirty 500 days
after the meeting of the stock
holders. A vacancy in any Office or
in the Board of Directors may be
filled by the remaining directors for
the remainder of the term.
(6) The Indebtedness of the cor
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me no good at all--my pains got worse
instead of better. I began taking the
Vegetable Compound and felt change
from the first. Now I feel fine and adj
vise any one going through the Change
OF Life to try it, for it cured me after l
mad given up all hopes of getting better:
You can publish this and I will tell
any one who writes to me the good
u has done me."--Mrs, MARGARET
DANz, 1925 N. Alder ST., Phila., Pa.
IT hardly seems possible that there ID
q !. woman in this country who will con-
~ Iihue to suffer without giving Lydia y.
liilhEham's Vegetable Compound trial
atter all the evidence that is continually
pslns published, proving beyond contra
aletion that this grand old medicine has
renewed more suffering among women
.aan any other medicine in the world.
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Riemenschneider, Mae E. Riemen-
schneider, c. M. Warden, Mrs. c. NJ.
Warden, Minerva Norris, Daniel F..
Miller, S. B. futile, Isaac Pashall,
Benjamin r. Taylor, Ira Anderson,
and the unknown husbands, wives,
heirs. devisees, 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-
kuk. the petition Of the plaintiff, c..
S. Ross, in which he claims that he
is the absolute owner in fee simple
of the following described premises:
The Northwest Fourth of the
Southeast Quarter of Section
Thirty-one (31) and all that part
of the East Half of the South
west Quarter of Section Thirty
one (3D lying North and West of
the right-of-way of the c. B. & X.
c. R. R., excepting a road under
the bridge and also excepting ten
(10) acres in the Northeast part
of the said East Half of the
Southwest Quarter, more particu-
larly described by metes and
bounds as follows:
Commencing at the Northeast
corner Of the said East Half of the
Southwest Quarter of said section
and running thence South forty
(40) rods; thence Northwesterly
on a straight line to a point
where it interests the quarter
section line eighty 600 rods
West Of the point of beginning;
thence East on the quarter Sec
ton line to the place of begin
ming Also all that part of the
Northeast Fourth of the South
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and that they were given to believe
that the present freight increase was
only for temporary relief of the car
|riers.
Only Temporary Relief.
He also stated that the work TO
REVISE the Iowa rates should be
undertaken at once Mr.. Lewis re-
piled that the increase was only Tor
temporary relief and that proceed
ing would be started at once to bring
about a complete revision.
Mr.. Golden said that the carriers
had been loud in their criticism of
the Iowa rate structure and 1t De-
hooved the carriers to offer remedy
lat the earliest possible date. After
the carriers present a new schedule
another hearing will be held in Des
Moines within aefew months.
One of the prominent railroad
executives said that this was the be-
ginning of the greatest constructive
piece of work in the rate making
history of the country and is the dawn
of new transportation conditions
within the state of Iowa.
The Bur1in gton Shippers associa-
tion took a prominent part In the
Illinois rate case, but adequate pro
lection in the Iowa rate case means
more to the city Of Burlington than
ANYTHING that has risen since the city
was incorporated in 1888, according
to Leo Golden. Mr.. Golden will issue
bulletins to the members from time
10 time explaining the case and will
see that the Burlington interests are
'nrnteCted. .srr.-
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-19
ORIGINAL NOTICE,
Company.

In the district court of Iowa, in and
for Lee county at Keokuk.
G. S. Ross, plaintiff, VS.. Arson
G. Chadwick, Andrew J. Myer. Joseph
Norris, Patsey Norris, Samuel Slaugh-
ter, Mary Slaughter, Johanna Knapp,
Mahala Johnston, F. Reynolds, Mar
tina Kelly, Sarepta Smith, Pemna A.
Merrick. Mary J. Burrier, Abbie NJ.
Slaughter, James Slaughter, Luzerne
Knapp, Howard Knapp, Clark Knapp,
Oren Slaughter H. G. Kelley, B. c.
Kelley, Mary E. Grim, Ada Kehl, J. P.
Kelley, c. H. Kelley, E. S. Kelley,
Fred Hasler, John Hasler, Frederick
Hassler, Charles Hassler, Margaret
McCarty, A. L. Hughes, J. L. Hughes,
Ed. Hough, Ida B. Hough. Alva Viii
hanson, Harriet E. Williamson c. H.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-19

west Quarter Of Section Thirty
one CID lying South and East of
the right-of-way of the c.. B. e
K. G. r. r. containing about one
quarter u } of an acre, all of said
land being in Township Sixty
eight (6S) North in Range Seven
GU West of the Fifth (5th) Prin-
ciple Meridian in Lee County,
Iowa;
that he and his predecessors in title
have had the actual, open, notorious,
hostile, exclusive, continuous, adj
verse possession of the above de-
scribed property under color of title
and claim Of right for the last TWEEN
ty years or more; that he is credibly
informed and believes that each OF
the defendants above named make
some claims adverse to the plaintiff
and claim an interest in a part or all
of the above described property, but
that said claims are without right or
merit; and praying that the fee sim
pie title in and to said premises be
established and quieted in him and
that you and each of you be barred
and forever estopped from having or
claiming any right or title in and to
said premises adverse to the plain
tiff and that he have judgement for
costs and for such other and further
relief as may be just and equitable in
the premises.
For further particulars see petition
on file.
Now unless you appear thereto and
defend before noon of the second day
of the next regular September, 1890.
term of said court to be begun and
holden at Keokuk, Iowa on the goth
day of September, 1920, default will
be entered against you and judgement
rendered thereon as prayed for in
said petition.
BOYD & MCKINLEY. q
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-19
Dates on Which
SO States Ratified
Woman Suffrage

WISCONSIN was the first of
" the thirty-six states of the
union which ratified the Susan
Anthony amendment to the con-
stitution, giving American women
full suffrage rights. The date of
the ratification in Wisconsin was
June 5, 1919.
Since then thirty-four other
states have ratified the amend
ment in fairly quick succession
until a halt was reached March
%, 1920, when Washington rati-
fled as the thirty-fifth state. Ten
nessee broke the deadlock with
yesterdays ratification.
The dates on which the thirty
six states ratified woman suffrage
follows:
Wisconsin, June S, 1919. 1T
Michigan, June 10,
Kansas, June 16. x
New York. June 16.
Ohio, June 16. VII
Illinois, June II. &TET
Pennsylvania, June "a.
MaSSacnuSeLtS, June 20.
Texas, June %,
Iowa, July 2. =!
Missouri, July 8.
Arkansas, July %. I =
Montana, July 80. r
Nebraska, August l.
Minnesota, September s.
New Hampshire, September 10.
Utah, September 80.
California, Noember L
Maine, Noember 5.
North Dakota, December 1.
South Dakota, December 4.
Colorado, December 5.
Rhode Island, January 6, 1920
Kentucky. January 6.
Oregon, January II.
Indiana, January 16.
Wyoming, January e.
Nevada, February 7.
New Jersey, February 10.
Idaho, February II.
Arizona, February II.
New Mexico, February 49,
Oklahoma, February %.
West Virginia, March, 10.
Washington, March %.
Tennessee. August Is.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-19
Both Candidates There.

ALLERTON, Aug. 19.-Clyde L.
Herring, democratic candidate Iol
governor, and N. E. Kendall, repupi,-
can were both scheduled to speak
here today. The rival candidates FOR
Iowa's governorship were secured for
the Wayne county chautauqua pro-
Their speeches today win not take
the form of political debate, accord
ing to Kendall.
Roth candidates will appear IN other
towns of the state between now and
the end of the month.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-19
REMARKABLE
RECOVERY
Extraordinary Curativ e
Power of Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound,
Philadelphia, PAT want to let you
know what good Lydia i. Pinkham's

V G 6 e I q o l q Soih-
pound has done me.
/ had organic trou-
bles and am going
through the Change
of Life. / was taken
with a pain in my
side and a bad head
ache. 1 could not
lie down, could not
eat or sleep. / suf-
f e r e d something
terrible and the doc
tors medicine did
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-19

American left-handed driven cars
!, re considered unsafe in Great Britain
in a decision made by the English
ministry of transport
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-19
Remarkable Cross Continent
Record----27.2 Miles Per Gallon

Think An 81 different public
by who before
of driving 179 hours;
punished drivng-reck according
Overland
How this remarkable cont
made?
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means driving IS to 40 miles an hour
part Of the time" was the objection,
"and you can't get gasoline economy
at that speed But 20 miles an hour
was decided upon.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-19

land Touring Car. which IS to Cross the
continent from this city to yours in
the interest of an economy test in re-
spect to gasoline consumption and tire
wear. have no doubt any expert
ment in search of economy in these
days will appeal as much to you as
it does to me. | wish the car, its
promoters and operators, every sue
cess, and l trust this will find you and
Mrs Rolph enjoying the best of health
Sincerely yours,
(Signed) John F. 6 I,tasd
(Signe6 JOHN F. HYLAN,
Mayor.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-19

ONE Of the remarkably bic tn, things g,
consumption. And the car went
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-19
Over Continent, Car is Relayed
From Driver to Driver

From Driver to Driver
a FEW weeks ago an Overland deal
n er down in Arizona suggested
an entirely new kind of trip for a
motor car. He said, Lets have the
distributors and dealers clear across
the continent relay a stock Overland
automobile from driver to driver on a
continuous trip, and see what the car
will do"
At first the idea was scoffed at, as
every man who knows automobiles
knows that under such handling no
car can be reasonably expected to per
form even up to its normal require
ments. But on second thought, it
was decided that trip like this would
be the best kind of test that could pos
sibly be given, as it would show not
the best that car could perform,
but the best that could be, expected
under the most adverse conditions.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-19

across, not on cord tires such as are
normally used for this kind of trip,
but on standard Fisk fabric tires.
The standard Tillotson carburetor,
and the standard Auto-Lite generator
system and U. S. l.. batteries were
used. The car was a standard car
with absolutely no reinforcements
throu ehout
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-19

G o an Overland stock car started
y from New York at midnight on
July 18th The roads were rough.
Not a single driver had ever sat in
the car before. In many cases the
road was missed, and the distance had
to be covered back until the right
road or the detour was found.
Lets try to average 20 miles an
hour clear across was the suggestion
of the Overland dealers. But that