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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-02-18

Cherokee Democrat: 1t has silways
been said that the senate was designed
rs a check on hasty legislation. IL GER
tainly cannot be said that the cody
has been doing anything hasty OF late.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-02-18

will constituents will
States Republican, Democrat member other p
will be appreciated
Evening star., 1920-01-18
THE WEATHER.

District Of Columbia and Maryland
Fair, continued cold today and
probably tomorrow; fresh northwest
to north winds.
southeast portion; tomorrow fair,
continued cold; fresh northwest to
north winds.
West Virginia-Partly cloudy to-
day, snow in the mountains, colder
in west portion; tomorrow generally
cloudy and continued cold, probably
snow by night.
Yesterdays Temperatures.
Midnight, 20; 2 am. 81; am, 18;
n noon, on 80; 2 pm. ss: i pm. 81; pm,
Highest, 80; lowest, IS.
Relative humidity-s an 81; 2
pm, As; 8 pm, A.
Hours Of sunshine-5.0.
Per cent of possible sunshine-51
per cent.
Accumulated deficiency Of tempera-
ture since January 1, 1920, -76.
Deficiency Of temperature since
January 1. 1870, -76.
Accumulated deficiency Of precipi-
Deficiency OF precipitation since
January 1. 1920. -1.29.
Temperature same date last year
Highest, 4S; lowest, 80.
Tide Tables.
fcompiled by the United States coast
and geodetic survey
Today-Low tide. 1924 am. and
1880 pm; high tide, 6.02 am. and
Tomorrow-Low tide, 1:1o am. and
III pm: high tide, 6:49 am. and
1904 pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today@Sun rose, 7:25 am; sun
sets, 5:12 pm
Tomorrow-Sun rises, 1884 am |;
sun SETS 5:13 pm.
Moon rises-5:16 am; sets, S:1S
Automobile lamps to be lighted
one-half hour after sunset
Evening star., 1920-01-18
UNIFORMS OF FAMOUS
WARRIORS TO BE SHOWN

Uniforms worn by Marshal Foch.
genera1issimo of the allied forces; by
King Albert Of Belgium, by Field Mar
shall Sir Douglas Haig of England and
by Gen. Diaz Of Italy are headliners
in an exhibition Of uniforms. decora-
tions and equipment Of American and
allied and enemy soldiers in the world
war. which opens in the New National
Museum tomorrow.
This collection was assembled un-
der the direction Of Mai. Gen. H. L.
Rogers. quartermaster general Of the
Army.
Evening star., 1920-01-18
Taxing OF D. c. CENSUS
MAY END FEBRUARY |.

The fourteenth decennial census in
the District of Columbia will probably
not be completed until the end or jan
uary, announced supervisor r'ooerl f.
Mattingly last night.
Nearly 100 portfolios, however.
were turned in to the central census
office from the office OF the District
supervisor yesterday ana laSt nlgnt,
making a total of more than 10 from
the District.
The supervisor said he hoped still
that Washington would be the first
city to turn in complete census re-
turns. but that speed in finishing up
the lob will not be permitted to inter-
fere with accuracy and completeness.
New York and Chicago have already
turned in boxes of portfolios to the
central Office.
Washington was the first city of
$4,000 or more to turn in hnal census
returns in the last two censuses. Varl-
Eous causes have contributed to SLOW
ing up this census in the District, Mr
Mattingly said last night, chief Of
which is failure to catch at their resi-
dences the persons who are to be emu
merated. Even when individual CEN
sus slips are left at homes they are
ward and in some cases not at all.
War workers, as explained by the
supervisor, have caused considerable
slowing up in the taking of the CEN
SuS, but delay has not Deen lalu at
the door of these alone. Other resi-
dents Of the District of Columbia
have been equally as negligent, Mr..
Mattingly said. and an equal share
of the responsibility rests with them.
Assistant Director Steuart an
nounced last night that the census in
New York had been slowed up by
inability Of the enumerators to find
people living in hotels or apartment
houses at home. Nevertheless, he
said, New York city will send to the
central bureau at least 100 portfolios
per day. Less difficulty has been ex-
perienced than was expected in the
foreign language sections of the me-
tropolis, Mr.. Steuart said, and these
districts have been very nearly COM
pleted-
The director Of the census last
night ruled that a former bartender who
insists that his occupation still is bar
tender should be classed as without
occupation" If the figures in this
class come anywhere near those of
the census of 1910 there will be a
large number of people in the United
States out Of work, for in 1910 there
were 16s,44s persons in the United
States engaged in the selling of
spirituous liquors This number was
augmented by 1919 persons engaged
in the manufacture of such liquors.
Evening star., 1920-01-18
BOARD Of TRADE
| DINNER DISCUSSED
Talented Artists Will Enter
tain at Affair to Be Held
February 3.

Plans for the dinner and cabaret
OF the membership committee of the
Washington Board of Trade. to be
given at Wardman Park Hotel Feb
ruary 3. are being completed rapidly,
according to c. J. Waters. chairman
of the entertainment committee.
An evening of clean. wholesome
entertainment is being planned" said
MIR. Waters. THE committee in
charge of arrangements is bringing g
some of the best dancers from New
York for this affair, and We expect to
make it great success"
The dinner is given to stimulate in
terest in the $500 membership mark
set by President Oyster. At present
the membership of the board totals
1900, with an early prospect of reach
ing the figures set by its president.
Talented Artists Will Entertain.
Some of the features that have been
planned are as follows:
From the studio of Luigi Albertieri,
former maitre de ballet of the Metro
politan Opera Company of New York,
the following will appear: Miss Su-
zana Legnani, solo. music from the
'BaFarole" from Offenbachs opera,
Tales of Hoffman,; Miss Aline Mar
low and Natal Carosio. Hungarian
dance; Miss Nina Penn and Miss
Suzana Legnani, Norwegian dance;
Miss Marlow, Les Patineurs." and
Miss Nina Penn and Natal Carosio,
La Ciociara."
Some of the best talent from Wash
ington will also have feature place
on the program, They are as follows:
Miss Camille Little. Scotch sword
dance; Miss Estelle Murray. Spanish
dance; Miss Bessie Burch Eaycock,
classical song numbers.
Number Limited to 900.
As the accommodations for the din.
ner are limited to 600, Mr.. Waters
urges all members to be prompt in
sending in their applications for
places. It has been definitely stated
that after the 500 places have been
filled applications will be returned.
Members are privileged to bring with
them one or more guests, but early
reservations are requested. as more
than half the tickets have already
been sold.
Evening star., 1920-01-18
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported
to the health department in the last twenty
four hours:
Catherine Canty. ST. 521 II st. ne.
vertie Myers, SO, Columbia Hospital
Nettie Isaacs, "a, Providence Hospital
Annie Loyeday. &c. Georgetown University
Hospital.
Aiphus F. Johnson. II. 1343 Irving st.
Mary E. Espey, 6S, TAT 10th st. Sc.
Walter T. Weaver. jr.. % years, Emergency
Hospital.
Anna L. Claughton. 8. Providence Hospital.
Richard L. Walloch 3. 1923 Pa. ave. Sc.
Clarence Payne, IL, Washington Asylum
Hospital.
Name Robinson, 27, 1904 st.
Harry Harris, SO, 52l 2Sd st. -
Mollie Montague. 30. 319 V st. trear).
Susie Richardson, "a, Garfield Hospital.
Mary Colbert. 40, rs st
George II. F. Hatton. l. 800 st. s.w.
Evening star., 1920-01-18
ALUMNI WILL OBSERVE
GEN.LEE ANNIVERSARY
Washington and Lee Graduates ir
ID. C. to Hear Prominent
Speakers Tomorrow.

Many alumni of Washington and Lee
University. Lexington. Va. will par
ticipate in the observance of the one
hundred and thirteenth anniversary of
the birthday of Cen Robert E. Lee to-
morrow night at the Hotel Lafay
under the auspices Of the Washington
and Lee University Alumni Associa-
ton of Washington
Secretary of War Baker will pay ui-
butte to the memory of Cen Lee. Sem
ator Latham Owen of Oklahoma. Sem
ator Miles Poindexter of Washington.
Senator George E. Chamberlain of Ore
ron. Senator Claude A Swanson of Vir-
ginia, Judge James Hay OF the Court
of Claims and Chief Justice A. Hunter
Boyd of the Maryland state supreme
court Will be among the speakers.
Senator Owen will speak on the record
of the old university in producing good
citizens and men of ability, capable and
willing to render service for their coun-
Evening star., 1920-01-18

try, as was shown in the splendid rec
ord made by members of the alumni OF
the university in the recent war
Judge Samuel ]. Graham of the Court
of Claims. president of the local alumni
association, will be the toastmaster.
Ambassador John w. Davis to the court
of ST. James, England, has cabled his re-
grets in being unable to attend the din
ner. A college glee club. made up of
the younger members of the alumni as
sociation, will sing the old university
songs.
Evening star., 1920-01-18
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported to
the health department in the last twenty y-four
hours:
Evening star., 1920-01-18

The census in the District OF Columbia is nearly
kindly fill out the blank spaces and Robert E.
Mattngy, supervisor of the census Washington D. G.
Address .............................
Color ace...........................
Age at last birthday. Observation-Disclosures.
Single, married. widowed or divorced (check one).
Your birthplace and birthpaces OF father and mother
giving names Of country province if foreign
ooih ''''''''''.'.
industry in which employed. yed..................
Whether attending school. ool.........................
Whether able to read. d............................
Whether able to write. ...........................
Whether able to speak English. sh....................
Whether home is owned rented, and if owned,
whether home is free OF incumbrance is
mortgaged. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
If you OF foreign birth, what year did you
the United States?. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Are YOU naturalzed? ...........................
What is your mother tongue?.
Evening star., 1920-01-18

The following births have been reported T.
the health department in the last twenty -fou
hours:
Aschy E. and Jennie F. Iightfoot. girl.
Frederick G. and Hattie Hess. boy.
Miller o. and Blanch Yates. boy.
Ralph ard Rose 7. Desenone, boy.
Georgia and Bertha Delgade. boy.
Martin ]. and Gertrude c. McNamara. girl
James T. and Roberta Clark: girl.
George E. and Nettie Eckencorf. girl.
Norman w. and Lillian Corbin, boy.
Archibald s. J.. and Margaret V. Mac1Ach
lon. girl.
Edward F. and Ariel B. Farley. boy:
Edward E. and Charlotte c. Collins boy.
Edwin L. and Kathryn ". Powell, boy.
Reid S. and Frances NJ. Baker. boy.
John L. and Annateil Ais, boy.
John F. ind Teresa o. Grindle, boy.
Jack and Ethel F: Rosenberg: boy; -,
Andrew NJ. and Marion Dustin. boy.
Jacob e. and Susan E. Unklesbee. girl.
Paul E. and Eula A. Clark. girl.
august F. and Ruth. Ruth sehnmssf s1aIanas1 girl
William ]. and Mary Kelley. girl.
Raymond c. and Grace D. Baade. girl.
George E; and Marguerite Adams. girl.
Howard K. and Elsie E. McCauley, girl.
Ralph B. and Mary J: Reilly, boy.
Renix B. and Elizabeth Miller, boy.
Martin and Ismay E. Ellis. boy.
Leroy A. and Florence R. Dickerson, boy.
John e. and Elizabeth G. Proctor. boy.
Charles E. and Clara E. Benson, girl
Carl r. and Lucinda Alexander. boy.
Wilbur U. and Blanche f. Ward, boy.
Nathaniel and Jennie Thompson, girl.
George and Edith Murray, boy.
John E. and Ida NJ. Boardley, girl
james II. ard Cecilia Jackson. boy.
Frank A. and Eva e. Hill, girl.
william E. and Irene Moore. boy.
Henry and Grace Richardson. boy.
George and Ida I. Aiken. boy.
Evening star., 1920-01-18
oApn or ~ANxa.

BAn- I wish to express my thanks and ap-
precia ton to my relatives and friends for
their sympathy and beautiful floral tributes
at the death Of my beloved husband, VIII.
LIAM n. BAIR. HIS DEVOTED WIFE.
Evening star., 1920-01-18
RQRN,

BERGER. At George Washington University
Hospital. January Il. 1890 to Charles Fran
els and Mabel Berger. daughter. LILLIAN
FRANCIS BERGER.
Evening star., 1920-01-18
Seize German Legation at Tangier.

MADRID, January 16 (by the Asso-
ciated Press).-A dispatch from Algiers
today reports the seizure Of the German
legation at Tangier by Moroccan au-
thorities last night .fe
Evening star., 1920-01-18
MARRIED.,
CAw-BARNES. s

CAW-BARNES. Saturday. January IL. 1920
at IL am. at Rockville. Md. Miss ROSE
BARNES. daughter of A. Clayton Barnes
and JOSEPH CAV, both of Washington
ID. C.
Evening star., 1920-01-18

The first hre engine used in the
United States was brought from Eng
land to New York in 1874.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-22
WHAT WAS HAPPENING rEN
YEARS AGO IN COLUMBUS

The bailey well creates esciie-
meat
On Friday 800 cattle crossed
from the Mexican side.
A shipment Of on head OF cattle
was made "Wednesday.
Oueer Hughes OF Dcmlne killed
O Mexican while the lalior was re.
slsting arrest.
John Hamilton Cox returned from
hruceville. Texas where he had ac.
companied Lumherman Field. who
was sick.
The little folks had the time Of
their lives. GLADYS and Orlin Prev.
it Bertha Stephenson. Isnbcl Nose
ley, Dan and MARY Lee Chadborn.
hobcrt Roth and Lincoln Cosseli
had o party al Vera chadhorn's
house.
First wedding IN Columbus. Miss
iiennah, o " the popular and &C.
complishcd twin daughters nf Mr..
and Mrs. J. n. Blair, was united In
marriage % Hi n. Page OF Kerr.
vile, Texas. The couple were mar
rlcd on the lawn under an arch o.
green.
Charles Heath and wife spont
from Friday 10 Sunday In Denlng
nud q rain0r N circulated here 10
The effect that while there Nc.
heath INDUCED IN a luxury-R was
Q haircut. the first IN 0 great many
Nopihs. NJ. Heath. . banker b.
calling. eame here direct from Wal
Street, q handsome type or Amefi.
cen citizen, with an TIE pomp and
polish that il takes 70 constitute 3
Wall Street gentleman. Il was when
he came here some fourteen months
ago that Charley Heath pledged him.
self b his neinhbors that Ne would
not a. much rs look II . BARRIERS
SSH until BE- was ready 10 "prore
upH and be has madn good Nj.
Heath. IA hls KHAKI sail and ions
koidcn trcssca. has done as much
toward developing a. any mas IN
M section Of The valley.
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Mate ~ New MlNifo~H1.
II lS0lthf Certified. That lhe
annoteA n 4 NI|I. lfue and fnnrlffc
Transcript AZ ne GffIiIl0aie 81 Nj
corporation 81 coLuMbus MOTOR
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Slate ~ Hf# #rN|Nn.
County o. Luna
On |his ard Gay on May. ia,0 b.
fore noe personality Appeared Arthur
j Evans W. NJ Klein. Al b Gard.
nlf. J. N. Holloway and Charles Il.
Smith 70 me- known % be the lor|
scns nnrne| IN and who exrrple'|
The foregoing Instrument and ac'
know|cd9cd that niey nkeerIed the
anne ae their Ifrf afI and dftd
in WITNESS WHEREOF. hayc
hcfcumlo SCI my hand and efn| the
dnin last above written.
MARY NEWIIN. Notary Public.
senll Ny commission expires
December 2rd. 1924
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No in1It.
Cor Reed Vol Page
CERTIFICATE uf taNt1tiIlI Ift
IN s|nrt InIdtln nf
COLL Mhiif MOIOn COMPANY
lNu Stockholders LIa0||lI<
Filed u The Office oI Iaf State
Corporation Comm scion Of Nt#
Htkico Mns ~ 1850 ~ n
a. I. MORRISON. Clerk
Compared; fckI1o
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THIS IA 10 certify that Inc uhdrr
slened hrina al - The oiieiaal |r.
.cnrporatnra Of Inc Columbus Nninr
Company lN0 Nlockhulders Llh1II
Iiyl iNf end on behalf Of htmsf|t
and an ether lsuskhoIdtf. win mug
become associated with them 81 said
corporation 10 hereby drrInfe that
there shall b. no stockholders ||t
bilily on ucrpunl Of any stuck issued
~ said Corporation. and All slofh.
holders % SAID Corporation shall b.
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nAANt OF WV MNAlru.
County % Lnnn-ss.
On this Ord day Of May. ioe0 be-
fore me- personally appeared Arthur
=. Evans. w. n. Klein. A. n. Gard.
ner j. N. Holloway and e. n. smith.
% me known q be the pcrsons ir.
Ecrihcd IN and who executed the
foregoing Instrument and ackn0wl,
edged Thai they exeenlrd the same
a. their free act and deed
m WITNESS WHEREOF. I have
set my hand and affixed my seal
the day ard year last ahoka written.
MARY NEWLIN. Notary Public.
i6oal.j Ny commission expires
December 2nd. fDza
FNDOnnED
No. iO5f3.
Cor nec'd. Vol. !, Pare n.
CERTIFICATE or iNC0np0nA.
TON on THE COLUMBUS
Motor COMPANY
mo Stockholders Liability
Filed ~ nfi|ce n state Corpora.
Hon Commission 81 New Mexico,
May q. 1920. 0.3Q A. N.
IL MORRISON Clerk.
coInpareds ICi(I1O.
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Evening journal., 1920-05-12
What is Nuxated Iron?
Physician Expan-Says Public Ought To Know What They Are
Talng--Practcal Advice What To Do To Build
Up Your Strength, Power and Endurance and In
the Red Blood Corpusces

The fact that Nuxnted Iron Is today
being used>by over three million people
annually and that so many nhysicians
are prescribing q as tonic strength
and blood builder I'm weak. nervous. run
down conditions has led 90 an inycstiEn-
tion Of its merits by designated physi-
clans and others whose reports should De
Of great importance 20 the public geu-
orally. Among these is the statement
made by Dr. james Francis sullivan.
formerly physician Of Bellevue Hospital
Outdoor Deptl. New York. and West
chester County Hospital, who says
when one patient after another began
asking my opinion of Nuxated Iron. I re-
solved TO 20 thoroughly into the subject
and nnd out for myself whether or not
10 possessed the real value claimed by its
manufacturers and attested to by 80
many prominent people. This Is exactly
what / believe every honest. cunscicn-
iious physician should do before pre-
scribing or lending his endorsement 90
any product whatsoever. m an article "a
worthless we practitioners ought 90 be-
thu first TO know of it and II it is eiiica-
ci0us we are in duty bound TO RECON-
mend 10 for the welfare OF our patients
study OF the composition Of the Nux'
ated Iron formula 30 impressed me with
the therapeutic efficacy Of the product
that ] Immediately tested 10 In number
Of obstinate cases. So quickly did 10 in'
crease the strength, energy and cndur-
ancc Of the patients 10 whom 10 was ad
ministercd that I became firmly con
vinced Of its remarkable value as "a toni'
Evening journal., 1920-05-12

and blood builder. / have since taken 10
myself with excellent results There are
thousands OF delicate. nervous. run down
folks who need just such a preparation
ls this hut DO not know what 10 take
ihereiore ] have urgently suggested the
widespread publication of the sworn
statement Of the composition OF its for
muln so that the public may know what
.hey are taking. This complete formula
Is now TO be found IN newspapers
throughout the county. 10 is composed
principally Of organic iron in the form
or IRON nentonate Of special specific
standard aud lycerophosphafeH. which
Us one Of the most costly tonic inuredi-
euis known. To the credit OF the manu-.
iucturera 10 may be said that they use
the most expensive form Of iron pepton-
ate, whereas by employing other makes
they could have put the same quantity Of
actual iron I'm the tablets at less than
one fourth the cost and hy using metallic
iron they could have reduced the cost Co
less than one-twelfih. but hy thus cheap
enlng the product they would undouhi
cdly have impaired its therapeutic enl-
clcy. I'm my opinion a careful cxamina
ton OF this formula 10y any physician of
pharmacist should convince him that
NuNated Iron ls 10 be placed among the
very highest class aud most strictly
ethical preparations known 10 medical
science. u exceis anything I have evei
used for building up the system and Ia.
cteasing the red blood corpusclcs thereby
cnriching and foriifying the biooU
] against the rayages of disease
Evening journal., 1920-05-12
negro BISHOP
FOR M.E.CHURCH
Election is Decided Upon
BY General Conferenc
After Discussion
MISSIONARY BISHOPS
ARE LIKELY TO GO

DES MONIES, Ia, May i2.-The
election Of two Negro bishops 10 be
in charge Of the Negro churches OF
the Methodist Episcopal denomination
was decided upon by the general con-
Terence here yesterday. Recommends
tons that there be two bishops OF
That race were made by the com
mittee on EpiscOpacy in its first re-
port. The Negro bishops will be elect
ed on separate ballots from the white
bishops.
u is hoped to begin balloling FOR
bishops and other church Offices on
3 Friday Of this week.
The Committee on EpiscOpacy also
recommended TO the general confer
encc that missionary bishops be
abolished and their fields placed In
charge Of regular bishops
The action regarding abolition OF
missionary bishops affects three on
Ger Of the church: Bishops Frank W
Warne, John w. Robinson. and Eben
:. Johnson, and the report recon-
mends that these men be raised TO the
office OF general superlntendenls
The action Of the conference was
favorable 20 this plan.
Bishop John n. Robinson was rctir-
ed today. he having reached the age
limit OF seventy-three years. Bishop
4. Robinson who IS broken in health Is
residing at Bangalore, India. lie has
spent forty-six years in the mission
airy field.
Evening journal., 1920-05-12

Each day The Want Ads are fun OF
five suggestions for saving money
Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-05-12
Nrw cOLrMRIA RFconps.

Al Jolson sings 10 his spanish
sweetheart for Columbia Records This
month. And Al J0lson In spain Is
the funniest AL that has made Co
lumhia Record yet. In THAT Won
derful Kid from Madrid this popular
Sinbad star turns loose and fries 10
sing In spanish with uprOarious re-
sults Coupled with Jack kaufman.
convlNlal tenor solo, "ln See You IN
CUBA"
Lazy Mississippi Campbell and
Burr's harmonious tenor duet FOR
Columbia Records This month. tells
or nicklninny's dreams 90 the DAYS
with his old black NANNY In the
sunny oouih OF long ago. On the
other side OF this record Henry Burr
sings as solo. Rose ~ Virginia. "
a southern love song with an alluring
melody.
When My Baby Smiles at Me" Is
an extra funny fox-trot by the Ted
Lewis Jazz Rand. This is their nrst
Columbia Record In which they make
Evening journal., 1920-05-12
NEWSY GOSSIP
OF new CASTLE
ContInued Ion page sIN.


to a decision OF the Ladies' Aid So
cieyt Of the church. A bake Will be
held on Saturday. May %.
The sunday school class OF the
Methodist Church. Miss Myrtle Ma
guire teacher, will give a musical on
May 81. for the benefit OF the Inter
Church World Movement.
\ serious accident was averled yes
terday morning by the quick action
OF John Morris. principal owner OF the
Wilmington Fibre Specially Company
In stopping his automobile by use OF
emergency brakes. when Zachariah
Gemmill, a civil war veteran failed to
hear the repeated warnings OF the
auto horn. Mr. Gemmill was brushed
but not injured.
Charles n. Clewell Is visiting friends
here before his return 20 his home in
Bethlehem. Pa, He has been spending
sometime In Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Cole and daugh-
ter Lorraine, returned TO their home