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York.
Once more Mr.. Gregory has written
Il tale OF the Southwest. This new
one has all the dramatic and vigorous
qualities of his matohicss stories that
bring you the freshness of out-of
doors. 1t opens upon the return OF
Steve Packard who has come home.
farlng. to the ranch which he has not
visited since his fathers death.
Stcve's grandfather. a great char
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W1NSOME WINNIE. and other New
= nnsenss novels. BY Stcphen Lea
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happy children. the toyman. an,
other interesting characters.

other interesting characters.
THE GREAT DEMONSTRATIONS
~ Katherine Mctcalf-Roof. -. APP
plston " Co. New York.
rsy9hical phenomena as it comes
INTO the lives Of TWO young men who
are ia love with one young woman.
lead or THE LOWER SCHOOL.
lN por.o,hca Moore. O. T. ruinam's
sons. New York.
College in a district called Little
Holland" and this is the story OF
thrilling happenings ;hcreabouis.
rEGGY SrEwART NAVY GIRL. At
+. - ru'n am, Sons, New York. -
St"war; Series. this time narrating
her experiences at Annapolis. Boston.
New London and Newport.
TIE FRIENDLY TERRACE QUAR-
TETrE. BY Harriet Lummis smith
The Page Co. Boston,
=. The fourth volume in the Friendly
Terrace Series. relating how Peggy
aud Priscilla and Amy ana Ruth dih
their share on the farm and in the
shop.
SirlklT LIFE. or DO We Die? by
u Van Vic, Co. Chicago
NV presents Wndl seems TO
him 10 be evidences OF the state OF
people in the life after death.
THE STORY OF OUR COUNTRY.
Text and illustrations by T. boyd
smith. c. l.. Putnan's Sons. New
York.
An ublong volume of pictures and
text. giving Il brief recital OF salient
events in American history.
WHAT MUSIC CAN DO FOR YOU.
Guide 10 the Cninitiated By Iiar-
riei ~ seymour. Harper & brothers.
New York.
\ teachers study OF the effect OF
music on the lives OF her students.
and treatise upon its value in every
dag life.
INTIMATE COLE TALKS by John
Duncan. Dunn and E.lon Jcssup. -
i. Iutnains Sons. New York
Advice and suggestions for the golf
player. illustrated from photographs
SEVEN MEN by Max Beerbohm.
Alfred a. knopf. New York.
Til. first American edition OF Max
Rccrbchm's distinctive work. with an
appendix and ak drawings not hithcr-
TO published.
KARL MARX BY Achillc Loria.
ANT hnriznI ~ 81 a
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"MOMMA." And other Unirnportan,
People. by Rupert Hughes. Harper
* Brothers. New York
The comedy Of Il hard working wo-
man who comes to New York and
seeks entrance into the social swirl
Of the metropolis.
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THE PoCkE EFT CHESTER FIELD.
With Forcword by Or. John Trusler.
Il backward By My Lord Burghlcy,
AMI an Apology by Gordon Dorrance.
Torrance Il Co. Philadelphia
humorous essay on problems OF
social lie and etiquette. illustrated
from drawings.
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| MAN TO MAN By Jackson Greg
Dry Charles Scribncrs Sons. New
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THE TARTS MEN PLAY. BY A.
beverley Baxter. ID. Appleton x Co.
New York
y story o! lovers of two nations.
and of an American novelist who en- :
tcrs into the social life of London.
The period is shortly before and dur
ing the war
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THuNIA, MAID OF MARS. Hy
Edgar Rice Burroughs. ~ g. Me-
Clurg q Co. Chicago.
tale Of weird scenes ana people
in far-away Mars illustrated from
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MEN AND HOOKS AID CITIES.
lly Robert cOrtes Holiday George
III. Dorau 90. New York.
y collection Of papcrS recording
the authors observations and expert
cnccs during recent tour Of the
United states.
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SPIRIT LIFE. or DO We Die? BY
william Dunscath Eaton. Stanton
" Van Nlict Co. Chicago.
The author presents what seems to
him TO be evidences Of the state OF
people in the life after death
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WHAT MUSIC CAN DO FOR YOU.
Guide 10 the Cninitiatcd By Iiar-
rict \. seymour. Harper & Brothers
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An obiong volume of pictures ana
text. giving brief recital OF salient
events in American history.
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SILENT. WHITE AND BEAUTIFUL.
ana other stories. BY Tod Robbins.
Bon! Il Liverigh,. New York.
y group of tales Of phantaem and
terror
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TIE SOVEREIGN CITIZEN ~.
an American. New York Periodical
Publishers Service Bureau. Inc.
Intended 10 stimulate serious
study OF American nOlitiCS.
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THE STORY OF OUR COUNTRY
Text and illustrations by T. lloyd
Smith. q. l.. Putnam's Sons New
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BLACK BARrLt:NIY' : TREASURE.
~ lottery Farnol. Little. Brown Il
CO. Boston
Th, adventures 81 group Of ;rcas-
ur"- seekers who So: forth In search
81 gold on tho ship l'1ithful Friend,
together with tn" uniuue experiences
- "a man AMI woman WHO aud them
sr.NrA lIOn" on an tsla'h.
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TAHITI DAYS ~ Hector Mac
ouarric GeOrg. II. DOran Co NJ ~
Yor.
\ uarratlv" Of wnnd.rinps among
tn" isles 81 tranquil delight" with
many Photographic illustrations
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WASTE PAPER PHILOSOPHY TO
which has hc'u added Marpias in
rirprdy aud other Poems Ry r T.
Cameron Wilson with an Introduce
ton hy Robert Norwood George II
DorHu Go New York
y brlrf philc@cphy Of llfc addressed
hY young futnnr serving In France
to his littir son and = l.rpuu OF poc,n-
man" o. them copied from tn. diary
found 81 his Kit after his death.
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MASTER EuSTACE. Hy Henry
'aineR. THOMAS SETTER Sew YORK
Containing five early short storlca
~ Henry James: Master Eustaco' '
Lougstan's Marriage "'rhCoboIindn'
~ Light Man" and "B"ryoIiO" with
, preface hy Albert Mordcii.
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TIE SLEUTli OF ST. JAMES.
>ot AliE. Ey Melville DAVIDSON post.
=. Appleton & CO. Now YORK
\ chronicle or remarkable episodes
n ~" career % Sir Henry Mnruuis
'n!"i Of the Investigation department
If Scotland Ward
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PEGGY STEWART NAVY GIRL. At
HOME BY Gabrielle L. Jackson. G.
l. putnam's Sons, New York.
St"war; series. this time narrat;ng
her experiences at Annapolis. Boston
New London and Newport.
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TIE CONTROL OF PARENTuOOD.
l'y Professor j. Arthur Thomson. Pro-
lessor Leonard H,il. and Others.
Edited j.! James Marchant. q. =.
l'ut'.amS Sons. New York
Frank opinions from sc!entis,s
economists. ard religious leaders on
Tie reduction of population and birth
control
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TIT. HDKKpWpALf.' TRAGEDY ny
". Dawson John Lane 90. New
york
\ YALE OF the curious scheme by
Which a jealous husband planned to
WrcnE vengeance on his wife
TIE LEOPARD FRINGE. \ ro-
nance Of Venice in the fourteenth
century a. tho period OF the BOSNIAN
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conspiracy. by Nathan GaiIIZier
Tn. Page Co. Boston
Ihe picturesque history OF Italian
politics. intrigue and social llfc is the
BASIS OF AN Interesting novel OF medi-
eral life. with illustrations in culvr.
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THE BEST PLAYS or iol3-2O. And
tho Year BOOK of ia" Drama In Amer
Iri. Edited by Burns Mantle. Small,
Maynard ~ Co. Boston.
Containing synopsss OF and extracts
from recent PLAYS win casts and
Of The stage for the year
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THE PASSING; OF THE OH OR
DER IN EUROPE By Gregory I'll
noorg Thomas settler. New York
y general survey pc the forces
fan OF the old order In Europe. The
author VAS secretary to the Minis
,rE az Labor under the k"reuaky gov
eminent i'm Russia
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TitE MARCHING; YEARS. Uy Nor-
1ihi Fridge. Dunicid ~ Co. New
Tn" autobiography Of an American
MUSICIAN, teacher and writer
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Dance" Peter Ounce" "rhc May
Hover" "A Dcvonshirc Song" "Thc
Victorious Dead The Lord OF Mis-
rule" and The War Widow"
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THE SPELL OF BRITTANY by
Aug" NJ MUshcr. with AN introduced
~ Anutnlc i.c Braz. Dui'icld X Co,
Neg York
Description Of scenes and the rcn-
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/ York
~ critical study OF the theories OF
great Socialist

COIN FISHIS'. Weather and
Feed Facts. the Fresh Water Game
rush. the Natural and Artificial Bats
and their Use. liy Dixie carroll. with
an introduction by Major General
leonard Wood. aud a Forcword by
wright ~ Patterson. Stewart &
kiid co. Cincinnati
Facts about lake and stream fishing
IA every par; o: the country.
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\ teachers study Of the effect Of
music on the lives OF her students.
and a treatise upon its value in every
day life
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WHAT | SAW IN RUSSIA. Ey
Neg york
y general view OF tn. social. in
hustrial AMI ppiitica, condition uf
Soviet Russia today
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-17
RYAN VS.. DEGAN
SUIT FINISHED
Court Decides in Favor of Plaintiff
and Orders Defendant to De-
liver to Ryan a Ger
tain Deed.

The case of T. A Ryan against J.
J. began which was heard In the dis
trict court, was decided in favor OF
the plaintiff and the defendant order
ed to deliver unto the plaintiff GER
tain deed which began had refused
to do before the suit came to trial.
The controversy was over cartain
interests in the Gate City Laundry.
1T involved actions for more SPECIFIC
performances, asking the enforce
ment of contract by began to sell
to plaintiff his interest In this COZ
Germ.
The case was heard Wednesday
and the above decision IN the suit
made today by Judge John E. Craig.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-17
CITY n EWS

TRY a case of original root beer
Mfg. only by J. Burk & Co. Phone
329.
The Sunday school of the ST.
Pauls church held its annual picnic
today at Wild Cat Springs.
Cleaners class, First M. +. cnurcn
will serve Strawberries, ice cream ana
cake on church lawn tonight.
Members Of the = Westminster
Presbyterian Sunday school Will go 10
Wild Cat Springs tomorrow on IT'S an
nual outing.
A welcome change in tempera
ture came to Keokuk yesterday alter
noon. when the heat spell was broken
with sixteen degree drop N TEN
nerat,1re. The highest was ~ anu
the lowest last night SO degrees. >,
The Du Pont Gun club Will holo
a shoot Friday afternoon at the Gu.
grounds. All events will De sno'
from scratch and there will be SUIT
able prizes offered in each event. Inc
shoot will begin at 4: 30 O'Clock.
-Two deeds have been RECORDED
at the court house by heirs OF the
late William J. Burke. Mary ana
edward Cahill ct al have transferred
property located on Park street De
tween A and B streets 10 annie
Kerraghan and William Burke. Anh'e
Karraghan and William Burke have
transferred property located on ivy
corner of e and Bluff streets 10 Midi
CahiIl and Nellie Miller ct al.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-17
ITALY is
DISSATISFIED
Will Demand o. Niles What is Regard
ed as Just r. ards For Her Part
in Winning the
War.
IBv A. L. Bradford, United Press Staff
Correspondent

IBv A. L. Bradford, United Press Staff
Correspondent
WASHINGTON. June 17.-1taly Is
dissatified with her share of the
fruits of the war and Premier Giolitti
and his new government will take a
Fl rner stand in demanding of the other
allies what is regarded as Italy's jus.
rewards, it was believed by diplomats
here today.
The formation of a new Italian
cabinet to succeed the fallen govern
ment of Premier Nitti will also mark
a firmer and more conservative inter
national policy, in Italy it was pre-
dicted. The two most important in
International questions upon the expect
ed change in Italian policy will prob
ably affect are the Adriatic imbroglio
and taly's proportion of the German
indemnity.
Premier Giolitti in response to
public opinion in Italy may revert to
IItaly's original stand and insist upon
execution of the famous pact of Lon
don.
In general Italian troops are now
occupying the territory which Italy
was given under the pact of London.
The direct negotiations which the
Nitti government was carrying on
with the Jugo-Slavs for settlement
OF the Adriatic controversy have been
suspended
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-17
FIRST BUSINESS
SESSION HELD
Gene Federation Of Women's Clubs
Hears Reading Of Reports OF
Its Officers and Committees
Today.

limited Press Leased Wire Service.
DIES MONIES, Iowa, June 17--The
first business session of the biennial
of the General Federation of Women's
Clubs opened today with the reading
of reports of it's officers and commit
tees. This afternoon Mrs. Josiah
Evans Cowles, Los Angeles, president
of the federation, will present her re-
port. W.
A proposal to reorganize the fedora
ton may come before the convention
late today. A hot fight on the prop
sition is expected to develop when it
is presented.
DR.. Endrew S. Mclaughlin, Univer-
sity Of Chicago, will deliver the princi-
pal address at an Characterization
meeting tonight. His subject is:
fundamentals of American democ'
racy"
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-17
ORDERS FILED
IN THE COURT
Judge Craig Signs Number Q
Rulings in Cases That Have
Been Pending and Heard
Before Him.

A number of judgments and orders
have been signed in the last two days
by Judge John E. Craig in the dis
trict court.
In the case, of R. V. McCutchan
aga inst j. l.. Tapp and o. l.. Dyer,
the court finds for the plaintiff and
states he is entitled to recover
against Tapp upon "a promissory note
and have Judgment against him Tor
$9,77O.64 The court also orders that
default be entered against defendant
Tapp, due to the fact that defendant
was served with original notice OF
suit in time for this term of court,
that Tapp entered his appearance at
court, but failed to plead. answer or
demur to plaintiffs petition.
An order for temporary alimony
filed by the wife in the. divorce suit
of John G. Stowe against Addie
Stowe has been sustained by Judge
Craig and the plaintiff ordered to pay
to the clerk of court the sum OF $40
for wife's attorney and also the sum
of $50 suit money.
In the suit of Roy B. Miller against
Peter NJ Jacobs, in which plaintiff
is attempting to regain the posses
sion OF his child, the court has sus'
tanned a motion of the defendant for
more specific statement.
A motion for more specific state
ment made by the defendant in the
case OF the Keokuk and Hamilton
Bridge company against Fred Chaser
has been overruled.
Demurrers in each of the suits filed
by George Brown against John Shay
and of Lutte Brown against John
Shay, respectively, have been over
ruled in the district court
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-17
TWO BIG GAMES
THIS WEEK END
Ikeokuk Fans Will Have Opportunity
to See Team in Action Again
and Expect to See Vic
tory for Locals.

The Keokuk baseball team VIII
have two big games this week, play
ing Fort Madison at Madison on sat
urday and Burlington here on sunday.
Sundays game will be preceded by
parade headed by the Community
band, the baseball players and the
fans. It will form its ~1;ne of marcn
at the Elks club at $50 o'clock. All
citizens of Keokuk who are Interest,"
ed in baseball and the parade ana
who own automobiles are asked to
make their appearance with them at
the club Sunday afternoon in time to
be used in the march to the field.
The band will furnish music on the
field during the game Sunday after
noon, and large crowd is antic1-
pated for the day A number of fans
VIII probably accompany the team
to Fort Madison Saturday for the
game there that afternoon.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-17
Daily Stock Letter.

limited Press Leased Wire Service
NEW YORK, June 17.-The ne"
York Evening Suns financial reVle"
today said: III,
Today's market was of a piece WIN
previous sessions this week and was
Significant of nothing whatever, save
the absence of outside interest. Al
the opening and for the first hour OF
so the price movement was llstlessly
irregular, with tendency to soften
Thereafter the list stiffened materially
and not a few really strong spols
tcame to the surface, the chemlcal
group, United States Food Produc1s
and United States Industrial Alco
hol among the number. The oroao
reaction in Crucible Steeel shares IN
the early session seemed to bring ou!
offerings in a measure and tempted
the bears to try hand at short sell
ing. 49,,
The market drifted through the
last hour without material change ID
price Trading proved to be the
slightest in volume of any session TINS
year.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-17
IOWA VETERANS
IN REUNION
Grand Army Men Will Hold Eneamp'
ment in ottumwa June e. Is
and "a With Colonel
Palmer Present.

Tho fortv-sixth annual encampmen,
- +he Iowa department of the Crane
o. NV If the Republic will be held al
A H,n June 22-23-24. The citizens
~ nt+mmwa have made ample prepa
o ,.a+ions and good time is promised
Ia H''o rnterans of the civil war. the
:; d o,d nnarters will be at the Ballingal'
hotel. r,,r,er and other
honored officers will DE at nc 80 Hn
campment and the attendance pro"
ises to be gratifying ~,
w. F. Gilbert, president VI az.
Twenty-fifth Iowa regiment assoot"
tion. urges all members OF ina les
mont to make a special enor, 10 a.
tend this reunion and to get all o'hef
veterans Interested
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-17
presented to the same grand jury.
The assault resulted in the lynchings.
Stock Market Notes.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. J
NEW YORK, June 17.-Prices were
generally higher at the stock market
opening today. q. S. Steel was I'M
changed at 93B Corn Products, 50,
unchanged: Studebaker, 6S1a, up n !;
American Smelling, 601a, up 3; Gen
eral Motors, 23B, up Is; Barrett
14rA, up IN; Vanadium, S4Hs, up ;
Baldwin, 11714. up n; Cuban Cane
Sugar, So, up Y.
Vanadium reaced two points from
the opening to S21a. Steel common
sold at 925s, off 4 net In connec-
ton with the advance in sterllng'
reports were circulated that large
amount OF British gold is on IT'S way
here.
The market in the early afternoon
was duller than it had been IN two
weeks. Bid and asked prices on
usually active stocks were often a
full point apart. Crucible rallied
,hou+ two points from low on short
covering by traders.
The market closed reactionary.
The market became reactionary
during the last half hour, Steel com
mon getting down to 921s Vahaoiu'i'
again sold below 80.
Petroleum, 17s4, off Is; Barrett
14s, up 4; Reading, s3k, off Y: Wiz,
ginia Iron, Coal and Coke, 115, up
5ih; SIX Sinclair, ao5s. unchanged; Cru {: r.
cib S 1879, off 51a; Baldwin, 116A
off n: Pan-Ameriean Petroleum
1o1h. off Is; Northern Pacific, ~,
ND &; Retail Stores, 1874, or IA
Endicott Johnson, 90k, up 2as.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-17
PERSONALS.

Adam Russell Of Bonaparte, IOWA
is n the city today to attend Ine
E1ks installation exercises. 500,
Mrs warren &. Guyer who has been
visiting at Toledo. ONO, IS stoppms
for few days with heT SISTER mla,
Kate Garrison, enroute 10 hef hoiio
in Fort Collins, Colo
Mr.. and Mrs. John wilson OF fonc"
CITY Okla, are visiting at the iFo'l'e
of C. Sommer. ,o MO
Mrs. A. r. Asa Of Advance MO-
is here to make short visit WIN neI
sister Mrs. J. V. Hodge, JILL fuiton
street.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-17

and board in pri
vate family, by man. Address
Renter" care this office.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-17
October 10 Suits.

limited Press Leased Wire Service
SAN FRANCISCO, June 17.-Jacs
Kearns, pilot of Jack Dempsey, heavy
weight king, rubbed his hands anc
registered glee today when he was
notified that Georges CARPENTER
European champion, had hurled
challenge at Dempsey.
The Frenchman, who is in Wichi
ia, Kas., is to sail for France mex
month and return to America a few
weeks later.
my boy'll be ready to battle in {
few weeks" said kearns. But /
CARPENTER wants TO meet him Octo
her 10, that suits me. Any Other
time Or place will do.
Every big promoter in the coun
try put in a bid for, bout, but Car
pentier is the logical opponent fo'
my champion"
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-17
Special Grand Jury.

limited Press Leased Wire Service. !
DULUTH, Mimi, June 17.-County
Attorney Warren E. Green today con-
vened special grand jury to probe
the lynching of three negroes by a
mob here Tuesday night.
First witnesses were expected to
be called today.
Green announced the original case
against sixteen negroes charged with
assaulting young white girl Will be
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-17
Watching the Score Board

limited Press Leased Wire Service.
Yesterdays hero: Jim Vaughn. The
veteran Cub southpaw scored to
victory over the Braves, winning his
seventh straight victory.
Babe Ruth performed the usual by
whanging in his eighteenth homer OF
the season into the right bleachers
The White Sox couldn't catch up and
lost, to 4.
The St. Louis Browns trimmed the
Athletics 2 to /.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-17
Casey Smith Banished.

(United Press Leased Wire Service. ]
ATLANTA, Ga, June 17.-"Casey'
Smith, Indian pitcher banished by
the Coast league, for alleged gamb'
ling, bobbed up today as serious
trouble maker in the Southern assu'
citation. when Charley Frank, presi-
dent of the Atlanta club served an
on Kid Elberfeld, man
"a ger of the Little Rock Travellers,
that the gates to Ponce De Leon field
would remain closed this afternoon
if Elberfeld attempted to play Smith
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-17
Frivolous Youth.

limited Press Leased Wire Service. j
RENNTNGTON, Vt, June IL
Rvron Madison Petubone, under
takers assistant, was a frivolous
youth according to allegations made
by the state in charges Of wife muir
der brought against him.
Pettibone pursued his courtship OF
Helene Irene Gillow, a pretty nurse
as they rode on top OF hearse
carrying a body, the state alleges.
He showered his wife with kisses
as she watched death approach, OIL
Gals claim.
Pettib one, according to POLICE, ad
mitted poisoning his wife.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-17
First Trial Race.

limited Press Leased Wire Service
NEW YORK, June 17.-Sir Thomas
Lipton's challenger for the American
cup. Shamrock w will sail her first
trial race here with her % metre run
ming mate, shamrock, tomorrow when
the two meet off Sandy Hook.
A trial was to be held. today, bu:
fitting Of top masts and other deta is
were not completed.