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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-07-08
Sc NEcESTA UNA PLANTA De HELLO

Que Santa Fe necesha una planta de heo para sus ~necesldades
durante ell verano, esta fuera de question. En- Ia senana que ACADIA de
transcurir Sc VIC Ia escases papabe de dicho arhcuIo. que tan nece-
sario Is para Ia preservation de Ia carne. huevos. verduras y otros pro-
ductos que Sc descomponen por Ia Influenza del calor. que SIN ser de-
maciado fuerte en- esa ciudad. Is sin embargo pasante para hechar
perder las mercancas durante los mcses del calor.
face tempo que Sc hablo de estabecer una planta de helo en-
esta ciudad. pero creemos que no ha pasado de ser buenas ntenciones
como muchas ouas cosas que Sc van a hacer" pero no sabemos como
nj cuando.
No hace mucho, habando con mo de los negocantes de eda cu-
dad. nos decia nuestro informante que hay haslante demanda pOr HE
10. para garantzar e establecimiento de tai fabrica, y que debia haeer-
Sc cuanto antes. sin tenor de que no dera buen resutado.
Como 10 hemos repehdo yaras wees, va IS tempo de que en-
eaa crudad Sc Ievep a cabO meloras que son una absolute necesldad
para las necesdades del concrete y para e benesar del pueblo y ea
Is una de elias Cleric Is que los meses de inyierno son mas numero-
SOS que los de yerano. pero de todos MOODS creemos que una pana
de hlelo daia buen resultadO, no solamenie por e consume local. sno
por el de los pueblos yecinos, que Sc apFoyechanan de Ia yentaja y
productive.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-07-08
H A r D 1 N G
Editorial dc EI Heraldos dc Socorro)

VA nadis ignOra que Il resutado de IA Conversion Nacional Re-
l~pubEcana en- Chicago. fue Ia selection De Harding para candidate a Ia
~presdeneia dedos Esados undos en- las elecclones que Sc verificaran
81 proxlmo Noviembre.
X QUEEN IS Hardng2Nse preguntaran alglnos.
Warren G. Harding, actualmsnte Senador al Congress- por 81 es-
tado De Ohio, Is un gran estadista Sus mefhos son innumerabes.
De todos los austres estadstas que figuraban en- Il numero de
candidates probables Ia p~residencia, no hubo uo que.de I'm mode
absolute lenara las asplacones del pueblo americana. Harding antes
que ser un gran ~par1darwta es in patricia, Il programa de su GO
bprno ha quedado ben definido en- bfeves. pero eIocuentes frases:
resolver todos los poblemas inlernacopales que afectan fla nacon;
solucionar Ia crisis Industrial y economca de i. misma y procurar Ell
benestar del pueblo. sin distinction de particle.
Las ~delegacones a Ia convention enconraron en- Harding e in
dviduo que buscaban, q mas adaptado para enfrentarse sin apasiona-
mentos de partdo, con los asuntos mas arduos y dEspuesto a comedian
dgnamente los eIemenos nacIonaes que puedan sustraerse a Ia OBJ
servanca de las leyes y sea una obstruction a Ia bucna marcha de los
asuntos de Ia ncion.
rs por 10 que. para uir en- uno los ideales del pueblo. la conven-
con desgno a Harding como el future presdente de los Estados Uni
dos porque reune en- 81 las cuahdades de ss iusres colegas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-07-08
TENDREMOS UNA VIA LUMIEADAi"

Hemos sabdo que s. tata De rmpantaf una mejora que de lie
yarse I cabo. hara que nuera capital De oro paso mas en- Ia senda
del progreso-Nos refeTHmos a poner luces de adorno en- Ia Gale De
San Francisco En- Ia seccion del concrete. fernando aa Ia via blanca"
que tanto adorna a las ciudades
Core 81 rumor por ali. de que algunos senores comefcianles que
hrnen sus negocios estsbkcidOs en- IA Gale De San Francisco. antics
mencionada. Sc han undo y han acordado pOna ma ssrie Dc poses
arhshcos Dc hero. coronados por una liz fuae en IA paric superior
para hacerde drha Gale IA VIA blanca" DE- Santa Re. y aa conlnbur
Al ornate De nueslfa capital. y d. paso. ayudar a sus empresas. Fl COS
70 De insiaiacion Sc hara por cucna DE- los concentrates. proFsia. y Il
compana Dc 4 lz haTa M psecio especial pog 4 cectTcidad CONSUME
d. s. cree ademas. que una yz cue { eylablezca q almhrado En-
Ia Gale principal otas Gales seguuan q eiampo. y g esisndesan hsl
luccs De omaio quza hssA & Caploho pog L Gale d Dan Caspas.
dando aai una buens impression a visieso y una idea dJ progreto d.
esa cudad
uah Ian plausible ida Z lfse II iercoo y u psairs cuanlo
nnlet Son tanlss. tan yafadas boaias ii meiofas qe - psoyrx-
a. mdlntAr "a naeala oadad ) en- siganos ss,os e tn poso Il -.
iasAsno pam b qse q sdsano modraiunp qnr eAa e@i dsAmos
Qas 3 hexe . eabo a melosa ge menrianamo8 Oss - ~ us
4 taniss Qse e h4s dxutb aesda3s ; an enpetsdp. pro -
cuahs sodwa hasa b teh4 % . hn saao F~ssiallha. ~ qar ps
4 eonhAFe pfonip pcAms anrgisf ee - "a hsha
inc ohSarna ae ~ mf<vno ras eapeds& a basnas nira-
uonu. s<run dr. : kgend
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-07-08

Ger IA nomination, hubo INSTANCES en- que parecia muy difel Iegar
d in acueldo, y hasta Sc hablaba va De I'm dark horse Fue soa-
mente despues de que d proeufador general Palmer Sc retro de Ia lid
y declare hires 4 sus ~partidaros. que Sc pudo destrur e dead lock-
nombrar 81 representante del Partdo para Ia proxima eleccIon.
A quien eGgira e puebo2 DfcI, por no deer impossible, Is 81
pronostcaros Todos estos indEcios nos hacen suponer que IA proxima
election sera muy importante porto renida. y que desde con tempo
Sc han de preparar los parhdos para Ia lid de Noyiembre.
Una cosa digna de notarse Is que no hay enydias al parecer, en-
sramas de feEctacion fue FL nominado republican,, Senador Harding;
a este teegrama contesto en- ermlnos armoniosos q nomnado demo-
crata, y TODD hace augurar una campana renida, 81; pero Ia vez cor
dial y excenta de las baiesas que tenen por origen en- Ia mente de los
fanaticos de uno . del omo parhdo. De todos MOODS. el pueblo Is
Il arbitro, como que de i Sc deriva TODD pOder.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-07-08
FL AMOR cURA!

Que 81 amor aIgunas yeces cura las
Intermediates es I'm hecho que Sc ha
|llamado Ia atencion del pdblieo por
un medico prominente. M amor no es
sin embargo. la cura para todas las
senoras. Muchas mujeres son neryio-
sas e ~irritabIes. SO sienten cansadas
y rendidas sin causa alguna que pue-
dan elias saher ppr que.
La Prescription FavorIta del DR..
Pierce dA nueva vida ' nueya fnerza
a las sehoras debiles. cansadas y aba
tidas. Favorite Prescripti0ng slgni-
flea muieres d6biles heehas fuertes. y
muIeres enfermas sanadas. So venda
ahora por todos los boticarios en- los
Estados unldos en- pastIlIas 10 mismo
que en- lorna lqulda.
Evant Texas-gHe usado Doctor
Piercels Favorite Prescription Is
iaba mny ahatldo y safria de- dIstnr.
bios f~uncionaies pero Fayorite pres
criptlon me compuso. 70 era tan 9
yiosa que me sentla miserable y no
podla dormir de noche. cuando empe-
ce a usar a Prescription No ha<
ba terminado una hotella cnAna0 "a
pude doFmir blen y me puse tan ro-
husta como era antea. Tengo una DO.
De Prescription i Ia man6 y
euando tEahaio y ne slehho cansadn.
. d1sla y me refueFza ms nor
slo6 ARA Geolsla nemerls Berry.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-07-08

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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-07-08

uric acidl Esie s. pnsde obtenar 81
easi todaa laa baieaas "a f0rmA a.
tApieiAs o pazsitlas
caande $40 Flhoaes 3 lanah uatea
fuffs daior ~ eapaida. deseaaecimi.
enloa dolores o eelamhFsa ael iamba.
sa fasfmaslnHso o mga . sa e8uau
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-07-08

utta a una =
a~bandaneia do
veuen0 que So
llama aeido Q
rico Los rho
mes no 10 pu&
den cchar fue
"a Tales con
dlcionca pucde
d~oininarias 81
proIone 81 "
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-07-08
CHARLEY SILVER

quIen euro bastantes personals en- Ell
Estado de Colorado, en- Denver. ha
dsdc probabitiusdes Dc sus trata.
mlentos y les ayuda a los mexIcanos
Tiepe IA ofIelna en- Ia Gale de Aqua
Frta. No. 4Os, Tslsfono 1861.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-07-08
cI0n Dc Ia socIedad de J0venes Girls.

cion de Ia sociedad de Jovenes Girls
tianas.
Mrs. Eleonor Germo. gerente del
departamento de anuncios de Los
Angeles Trusts and Savings Bank.
es n de las pocas mujeres enear-
gadas de los anuncios en- los Estadoa
Unidos.
La Madre Catherine. fr~anciscana,
fnndadora de la Academia de St
Clare, en- Mount Hope, Nueva York,
ma eumplido va los c~incuenta amos
de- haber ~profesado.
Las muieres de la Argentina son
entertainments energicas y piden ser
puestas a un niyel pollticO igual al
del hombre de ese pals.
La sonora Beatty. dice Ethel hield
de Chicago. ha comenzado una cam
paha para fundar una casa de- mater
nidad para 64,700 esposas De los ma
rinos ~britanicos.
Mrs. Mary A. Wright ha sido pro
fesor de Sunday School. en- Burllng
ton. NJ j., setenta y tres amos. y es
Ia ~profesora mas anciana de TODD el
mundo.
FL gobierno frances ofrece veinti
cnatro phestos EN- las universidades
francesas q las muchachas america
mas.
Las costureras que tengan mas de
cincuenta amos y no puedan s~ostener,
sc por 81 mismas. han sldo benefi-
eiadas por un donatiyo de mas de
$4,000 en- el testament0 Dc Marga
ret A. Howard. qque murio en- Nueya
York On 81 mes de agostp dltimo.
Miss Edith Sisnourney y .drs.
Charlotte Baylies. las dos bastante
prominentea en- Ia socledad de Dos
ton. preataron valiosa ayuda al gobier
de los Estados Unldos, duraute d
guerra. actuando como operadoras 60
los gablnetes fadiogfdficoa.
Mass H. + Reid, ayndaute del pre-
sldsnte do Ia Bush Terminal Com
pany. se dice que e. Ia melor pagada
10 munao.
IN Russia Ia eomiai6n e~ncarEada Dc
los pr~agmratlyoa para Is anambleH
,pnsituisva, "a pahileado an proyee
I0 para elogir 3 loa diputados aobre
haas de u igaaidad universal. 81.
'snsio eecnssa. ~ n snai participant
4 maler.
Mrs cofnelia ssraslon Parker ha
lido nonhrada ~lnslracsorA "a u Uni
'esaldaa o. csiifefnla bars saeotef
"a difsnio esroso ~ nemrFe IT,
a de malesw e~mpioaasa "a "a ladae
ia As Massachusetts ~ a. 2i1GNa
aiestrss ioa hpasbres 90 lst95k
sfea Is $4,000 rsaan stnrieaass sa
= iaaflras e. iefdosss aisptoa
PsiFeias susslsas sapsesnlss
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-07-08

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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-07-08

Pstreeiaf ausstfas aepaelaalee
iisslss aaeas issa y saaas
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-22
CITY NEWS

None so good as Burk's root beer.
Drink a bottle today. Order it by the
case for your home. Phone 1923.
A marriage license has been
issued to Raymond w. Paschal and
Mabel E. Felt. both of Fort Madison.
-Clarrissa Howells has transferred
property located near the corner of
Fourteenth and Timea streets to
Erma L. Gibbons.
S. A. Allison, administrator OF the
estate of Josephine Allison, has sold
to p. l.. Bowen at a private sale, town
property located at Montrose for the
sum of $500.
None so good as Burk's root beer
Drink a bottle today. Order lt,by the
case for your home Phone 329.
Property located on, the corner
of Third and Johnson streets has
been sold by Gibson Browne to Will
liam Vermazen for the sum of $l,5oO,
according to the revenue stamps.
Members of the Western Illinois
Lumber Dealers club and their taml-
lies will have their annual outing at
tbe Lakeview club near Hamilton to-
morrow. 1t is expected that there
will he hundred or more present.
There are a hundred members IN the
association.
First district delegates to the
convention who left Des
Moines today include: Deiesates-J'
7 Seerley, Burlington; Robert Low
den. Fairfield; alternates-Mrs. rom
O,Neill. Columbus Junction; MISS
Mollie Cruikshank, Fort Madison.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-22
DaiIy Stock Letter.

limited Press Leased Wire Service
NEW YORK, June 22.-The New
York Evening Sun in it's financial re-
view today said:
The bears ma e the most of adj
verse rumors and mental suggestion
by means of which to depress prices
of shares in today's market, but the
going was far from smooth for them
because of the extreme narTowness
of the market itself, which, given a
push this way or that, worked with
equal fairness on either side. The re-
suit was that striking Of balance
pretty nearly; that is to say price
changes were in the end slight, al
though most of the time they veeTed
upward or downward with Impartial
facility. Call loans renewed at eight
per cent at midday, moved up to 3
per cent and late to II per cent.
Prices continued to incline to heav1-
ness in the last hour, a movement &C
centuated to some extent by repe-
tition of Mondays rise in call money
to II per cent.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-22
U. S. Attitude Unchanged.

|united Press Leased Wire Service
WASHINGTON, June 22.-The attl-
|lde Of the United States will be I'M
faanged on the questions tentatively
teclded by the allied conference at
Poulogne, it was learned here today.
The allied decision to send an am
|assador to Berlin at once can have
: immediate effect upon the relations
the United States and Berlin, it was
lated. The United States still Is
(echnlcally at war with the central
lowers. -.
The virtual approval of the allied
punch Of the trade negotiations be
es conducted between Lloyd-George
treat Britain and the soviet envoy.
leorge Gregory Krassin, without, how
Eer, any political recognition of boil
(le'lki Russia being involved, does
(Ot alter the attitude Of disapproval
Ptertained by the state department
liz toward these negotiations.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-22
PERSONALS.

L. A. Hamill and family are home
| from st. Louis.
Mrs. David Lasley and baby have
gone to st. Louis to visit.
| Mrs. B, T.. Andressen has gone to
Bloomfield to visit her sister.
! Mrs. John d. Wright OF BaltimQre.
Md, is visiting friends in the city.
Mrs. Clara Rinckel OF Warsaw, ILL.,,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. c. g. Lich-
tenberger.
Judge A. L. Parsons returned to
Keokuk Saturday night from bust
ness trip to st. Louis.
T. N. Tichenor returned Saturday
might from trip to New YORK CITY,
Cincinnati, and ST. Louis
Miss Bulah Usher of Chicago, Is
spending this week with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Usher.
Mrs. Maude Larsen and daughter
have returned from three weeks
visit in Chicago and New York.
DIR. s. M. CASTOR is attending the
state encampment of the G. A. RS
at Ottumwa this week as delegate
from Terrence post.
Mrs. A. f. Adams Of no South
Fourteenth street, and John q.
Fletcher have gone to Fort Madison
to visit Mr.. F1etcher's niece, Mrs.
Edward Daley.
Mrs. w. E. Flanagan, daughter OF
Mrs Dena Cook, and Mrs. F. e.
IZingheim, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dan Harrington, left this morning for
New York. They will visit in Chi
Ecago, Akron, Ohio, Washington, ID.
c., Philadelphia and New York, re-
turning to Keokuk IN about thirty
days.
| Mr.. and Mrs. William Holland and
family left, today in their automobile
for trip west. They will stop at
Gibbons, Nebr., to visit Mrs. Hol-
lands brother, and at Colorado
Springs to visit Jude Vanderberg,
former Keokuk resident. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Holland are planning to drive 10
California while on this trip.
Quincy Wing Journal: Mr.. and Mrs.
r.. L. Reid and daughter, Marian, of
Keokuk, were guests over the week
end of DIR. and Mrs. Charles Mcneil.
Mr. Reid is principal OF the keokuk
high school and Mrs. Reid is a sister
Of Mrs. MCNEIL. Mrs. Reid sang
IsoIo at the Sunday evening service OF
the Central Baptist church and 1t was
greatly enjoyed.
Judge John E. Craig leaves tonight
for Cedar Rapids where he will at
tend the district judges and county
attorney association meetings held
there tomorrow, and will remain
there over Thursday and Friday to be
ipresent at the Iowa State Bar associa-
Ition which has its meeting there upon
those dates. Other Keokuk lawyers
Ito attend this meeting are ]. O. BOYD.
Hazen l.. Sawyer, w. G. Blood and
William C.. Howell.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-22

buying orders appeared and the whole
list stiffened up. The main buying
was in low priced oils. Barrett sold
UP 3a to 1903.
General Motors sold at 22R, a new
low on the present decline.
In the late morning and early after
noon, trading in the market was SO
narrow that recesslons OF two OF
more points were common. .When
stocks were brought back the narrow
ness of the market was still appar-
ent, however, and the stocks recoV-
cred the loss easily.
The market closed lower.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-22
Irish Railway Strike.

limited Press Leased Wire Service. ]
LONDON, July pa general Irish
railway strike or government lock
out of Irish railway employees was
regarded as imminent today.
Considerable significance was at
tached to an incident which occurred
at Clough Jordan, near Limerick,
where railway workers refused TO
start train containing dozen
policemen. The police were ordered
Ito remain aboard regardless of the
fact that traffic was held up through,
out the day. Troops seized the ensi,
neer and sent him to Dublin for trial
1T was believed the government n.
tended to make this a test, case to
prove it's firmneSS.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-22
Foreion Exchange Market.

IUnited Press Leased Wire Service
NEW YORK, June 22-Foreign ex-
changed opened firm here today with
Demand Sterling at $399A, up IS;
franc checks were 1921, up 81 cen
times; lire checks 1927, up 27; marks
demand .0275.
Demand Sterling closed at $3.9SB,
up Il cent net Franc checks 1928;
lire demand 1928; =; cables 1921
marks demand Opt: cables .0279;
Canadian dollars 1850.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-22
na,,on.Landn,an Marriage.

..,nauon.Landn1an Marriage.
"a morning at o'clock occurred
In,o Mirage of Miss Margaret Loretta
mraugh to Mr.. Lawrence Peter
sNsn an at st. Francis De Sales
~ With the Rev. Father James
aplsn officiating. The ring cere.
n was used. The attendants to
ons .,de and groom we're Miss Mamie
s p sister of the groom and Mr.
smsnee Cavanaugh, brother OF the
III The bridal party entered the
a o, 70 the strains of the BWdal
aui. as from Lohengrin, played by
uus Moreno Farraher on the organ,
liss during the services Mr.. Thomas
y sang "O'Salutarih" and MY
VA Give Me Thy Heart" Mr.. John
. n,u, sang Il Come to Thee and
!" W. Inrd 1 am Not Worthy"
r.,,nwing the ceremony at the
r.oh q three course wedding break.
uu'u was served to the immediate mem.
a.s =. Of both families at the brides
enc 116 North Twelfth street, the
s o being decorated in a profusion
sweet peas. The bride ana groom
:. This morning for st. Louis for a
sart wedding trip and will be at home
s.ar August /, at Centerville, Iowa,
here Mr.. Landman is engaged in
business. su,,
line tricotine suit with taffeta hat to
otch and wore corsage bouquet OF
NShalia roses. Her attendant was also
rassed in a blue tricotine suit and
aTata hat and wore a bouquet OF
phelia roses, ,,,,
MIS- Landman has lived in Keokuk
II ten years, and during that time has
IN many friends for herself in this
Nv who have learned to appreciate
be splendid qualities and many
harms of the young woman. She has
con the honor guest at a number of
renuptial showers .uring the past
ew weeks.
Mr. Landman is the son of Mrs.
tarv Landman of this city and has
WE'D in Keokuk for many years. He
graduate of st. Peters high school
md was formerly engaged in business
ere before going to Centerville.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-22
Stock Market Notes.

limited Press Leased Wire Service
NEW YORK, June PA sharp
decline in prices, affecting the en-
lire list, occurred at the close Of to-
DAVIS trading on the New York stock
exchange. Call money was quoted at
II per cent just before the decline
started.
Steel common was forced below 90
on the decline and Vanadium at
S3k. off four points from Mondays
high. Crucible sold at 141A. Gen.
eral Motors sold at 221s- new low,
and Studebaker got under 50.
DESPITE the reaction, offers wera
reported as not particularly large.
TRADERS were unable to advance
anv definite reason for the slump.
Some thought the fact that wool
growers were seeking to raise $50
600 600 in loans through banks, and
tho situation caused by the drop in
the price of wool, was responsible.
The OUTLAW" railroad strike in
New Jersey and Pennsylvania was
mentioned as the cause by others.
Closing prices were:
r, s. Steel, "a, off / Crucible,
1431L unchanged: Vanadium, SO, off
oA B2lOWlll. llUT2' VII ~ 4r~->A
can Petroleum. IT'S, off Q; Pan
American, 1O1M, off 15s; General
Motors, 22A. off "a Studebaker, 60,
off 15s ; Reading, s$A, off q; Bar
rett, 147A, up q.
Irregular Opening
NEW YORK, June 22-Prices were
irregular at the opening of the New
York stock exchange today. Trading
was in small volume.
Prices were: Central Leather, 66B,
off Il; U. S. Rubber, IS y. off u;
Mexican Petroleum, 17TA, up II;
Studebaker, 701s, off Is; Sinclair,
S1ss, unchanged; Baldwin Locomo-
tive. 11s, up " Retail Stores, rs, off
4; Industrial Alcohol. 911a, UP Y;
Reading. SSA, off IA; Bethlehem
Steel, 90A.. off Is; Crucible, 1879,
up 81; vanadium, Sc, up "a Pan
American, 102, off r.
After early selling which carried
Pan-American down to 1919, large