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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-11

Madrid, diciembre 11.-Debido Val
aumento de los aranceles, en- los pri-
nleros nueve dias del mes de diciem-
bre, los ingresos de aduanas aumen-
taron en- cerca de cuatro millones de
pesetasjS comparados con la recauda-
cion del, aiio .pasado en- los mismos
dias.
Cadiz, diciembre 11.-Una recia
tormenta azota la ciudad desde hace
yarios dias. Los sbarrios bajos han
sido inundad0s por ell mar que ofre-
ca inlpQpente 4aspecto., Numerosos bu-
qttez Sc han tellido que refngiar EN- Ia
eNtensa bahia gaditana, huyendo del
terrible temporal La fragata argen
tina, "Presidente. Sarmiento" que te-
MIA anuneiada su salida, no ha podido
haeefse la mar!
( Ginebra, diciembre 11.--Todos los
Delegates argentinos Ia Liga de las
NacioTles abandonaron la ciudad con
runlbo a Paris. La decision de los
argentinos de retirarse de Ia Liga pa
rece firme. Ell resto de las delegacio-
mes de los paises hispanoamericanos
han ofrecido un esplendido banquete
la legacion Espahola en- la Liga,
pronunciandose calidos y vibrantes
discursos.
Viena, dicienlbre 11.-El DR.. Mil
hael Hainisch, ha sido electo presi-
dente de Austria por la AsambIea
Nacional. La posibiIidad de una res
tauracion monarquica Sc alicia por
ahora.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-11

tlltimas elecciones; Lcdo. ]. Herman
dez Lopez, brillante como siempre '
recordandO que en- Estados Unidos
todos los funcionarios p1blicos hacen
polftica y que aqui ell triunfo de la
Union es el de la Patria Y la Patria
es la Justicia. Que ell mayor merito
del senior Travieso era aceptar la cam
didatura de San Juan. Para eli senior
Iriarte frases de justicia por la orga-
lnizacion. Que hay que continuar or
ganizados, no olvidando lo de Ami
bal en- Capua. Para lIegar al final
ia Ia Jerusalem de la Iibertad supre-
mas Manuel Gafnuhasy recueTda la
tactuacion del sefor Travieso en- ell
.Consejo Executive y del rescate de
Vieques, las huelgas de San Juan,
con Honore y el que hablaba, y hace
histolia de In labor del seiior' Iriarte
~ del senior Pedrosa que
hicieron la candidatura triunfante en-
San Juan; Jes1s Benitez muy oportu-.
no sencillamente expressive entu-
SHASTA; Celestino Iriarte ocurrente "
.oportuno citando sus compafieros
de lucha, y recomendando Sc conser-
ven las posiciones adquiridas; Anto-
nio r, Barcelo, los constantes v recios
paladines de San Juan dando tempo
"a que el nucleo que venfa de la Isla
.reforzara ell de la capital para triun-
far al fin siendo de todos el esfuer-
20 y la victoria, todos, los honores pa
ra el sefio1 Iriarte, X para ell acuerdo
lenSla candidatura designada con Ira
vieso de bandera; que sera una de
las del polw"nir cuanslo nuestro
IGobernador sea elegido aqui. Al final
Ia, Patria del libre e indepedendien; v
Lcdo. Travieso, cumplir 10 ofrecido
y correspondent a la confianza del eIecA
torado que derrotandoI al partido re-
Ipublicano y seleccionando la brillan-
te minorfa de San Juan ha mostrado
que hay yerdadera opinion publica.
A las IL terminaron los brindis
con aplausos para 'todos y para Ell
director de ellos que resulto acertado
" oportpno.
La mesa estuvo ocupada por una
brillante representation de las fuer-
zas del Partido siendo los concurren-
tes los seTIores.
r. Nieves Alicea; E. Castro, R. Fe-
Ices, Torres Monge, M. Velazque j.
B. Tossas, B. Suarez, j. Padr6, "A. E.
Bravo, 7. LameIa, Rivera oyola, E.
Jimenez Cla, Gonzalez Ginorio.
DIR. j., "A. Diam. Bayonet,Lc J. C.
Gonzalez, E. Font, M. Palacios, Lcdo,
M. Guerra, NJ Camunas, Lcdo. Las
ira, Penagab abEano. Punzoda. P. G..
Goico, ]. R. Bruno, E. Font, d. Bias
cochea, P. Elzaburu, J. Lopez Gaztaln
Jbide, A. Pacheco, Lcdo. Guillerfnety,
Edo. Rodriguez, Lcdo, Benitez Flores
Juan Garcia E. Benftez Gomez, G. Ho
more, M. Benitez Rexach, R. Lebr6n,
4
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-11

il. M. Herrero, Lcdo. Torregrosa,
Lcdo. Villaronga, Lcdo. Castej6n, j.
r.. Marquee, Almiroty, F. Ramirez,
NJ. Miro, E, Umpierre, Ergui, P. Tale
do, Lcdo. arroyo, Lcdo. Llauger, M.
Mater, Lcdo Romany, Lcdo. Rivera
IZayas, DR.. Gutierrez Ortiz, y. M.
Bird, DR.. Fern6s, Lcdos Martinez Al
varez, DR.. E. Font, Lcdo. S. Mestre,
A. R. Barcel6, JESUS Benftez, Juan
Hernandez Lopez, DR.. Figueroa, Ma
lndel Mendfa, Ed. Urrutia, GULL Her
lnandez, Juan Pedrosa, Juan Diez de
Andino, E. Diaz, M. Costoso, ]. Re
dondo, Sew. Ortiz, Lcdo. E. -Acufa,
F. yelazquez. j. G. Torres, v. Alca-
Iraz, Juan Sierra, j. E. Rivera, Jose
Portilla, F. Ruiz Ufre, Ey. Calder6n,
A. Marin Jose E. Rivera, popular
mente conocido por "Don Pepito" Ell
1rganizador del banquete. f,
Por "La Democracia", su director
]. Coll y Vidal"; LA Correspondent
cia', Colon Baerga; "El Mundop,
Romanace y. ]. CanteIlop Y Ell I'M
IPARCIAL el que informa.
Ell senior Muhoz Morales Sc excu-
So por escrito de no poder concurrir
por enfermedad, leyendo su expresi-
va cArta el sehor Pedrosa. 5
FL senior Barcelo anuncio su proxi-
Imo viaje los Estados Unidos.
FL acto result6 brilIante y digno
de 81 prop6sito y de Ia cultura y en-
tusiasmo de aquel ndcleo de hombres
amantes de nuestre pals.
/ Semper.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-11

Habana, diciembre 11.-Horacio
Blanco Fombona, literato venezolano,
expulsado de Santo Domingo, por Ell
gobierno militar de ocupacion, lego
la Habana, via Santiago de Cuba.
La prensa habanera lie ha3ihecho un
gran recibimiento hacienda constar
que estuvo pres6 en- Santo Domingo
poH librar una valiente campaia, cri-
ticando los desmanes de algunos ele-
mentos del ejercito de ocupacion. Ell
escritor expulso Sc propone hacer
aqui, en- sbreve, declaraeiones sensa-
l1csifonaIes.
Melila, diciembre. l4.-Las tribus
Benisaid y Benialuch que habian per-
manecido continladanaente rebeldes a.
la intervention de Espafa en- Marrue-
cos, Sc han renditlo, mediante la pro-;
mesa de sometimiento que fueron al
hacer cerca. del alto Comisionario Es-
paiiol General Berenguer, las delega-
clones que fueronaa gestionar la paz.
81 representante de Espana les ha
brindado una magnanima acogida.
Londres, diciembre lila, huelga
general que Sc hahia anunciado en-
Espana y que lego a tener cierta ex-
tension, ha terminado, segdn avisa
su periodico el corresponsal del Ex-
change Telegraph en- Madrid. Los
obreros regresan al trabajo en- todas
parties, segdn despachos de la agencia
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-11
PARA ZINC
ALAMBRE DE PUAS, Y CARTON
PARA TECHOS.
SObrinOs de VilIamil,
RIO PIEDRAS.

HAY una cosa en- que no pusds
perdsrse tempo Fl Nsgoeio. Hay otra
eosa que le ahorrarf a tempo psrdido.
Ia Federal visible"
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-11

Pensaba dedicar estas "Chirigotas"
al espejo de los espafoles puertorri-
quenos, con, 10 que es ocioso nombrar
IA don Enrique Zo1rilla; y con no ha-
|cerlo lie doy tempo para que desca-
belle, este es, lie de la puntilla al pri-
mer espada-alguna vez habia de ser
Idescabellado ell matador y no ell toro
de ese. geroglffco de la Independent
cia protectorada1 digo, protegida-
esa es la palabra, isoberbios!-por
los Estados Unidos, absurdo casi tan
obscure como la creacion de un Es-
tado espafol dentro de la Union an
.glicana de los Estados Unidcs de
Ameriea4del Norte.
81 deducen Udes. de aquf que soy
partidario de la Independence de
Puerto Rico sin protectorado alguno,
estan Udes. lucidos. 80.
En- primer lugar, como extranjero,
de cuya extranjeria, mientras esta
Isla este inyadida, estoy cada vez mas
enorgullecido, mo tengo, nj debo te-
ner, opinion partidarista alguna. Ell
'respeto que tengo derecho que Sc rim
da la soberania de mi Estado espa-
ilol, 10 rindo yo, accomplishments, a
la soberanfa incomplete, pero sobera-
ma al fin, que rige en- esta Isla.
Pero ese escrupulosQ respeto no
esta re1ido, antes al contrario, con-
cuerda, con el deber, impueto, por la
Diyinidad, 4he tenemos todos los Sc
res de contribuir en- la alta-no es
anglicismo-esfera del empirismo Glen
tifco, la felicidad de sus semejan-
tes. Los burros con los burros, las
plantas con las plantas, los hombres
con los hombres Y hasta las almas
de cal y canto, con las almas de gra-
nito y a1n con las almas de cantaro,
que son 10 mas solido y 10 mas alfge-
70 del reino de los minerales y adn
unos y .otros reinos entire 81.
*&&
Esto apfendido, va a nadie extra
nara que yo. sostenga-y 10 tengo Sos
tenido desde 1898, raizIde cambio
de soberania, en- LA Correspondence
de Puerto Rico" que dirigfa ell trans
-formador mas grande del periodismo
de Puerto Rico, don Ramon B. Lopez
-bajo el seudonimo de "Uno"-que
.el proceso biologico polftico de Puer-
to Rico no Sc intarrumpio v no de-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-11
FL Banquete de Anoche

Element0s unionistas de San Juan
quisieron readir ~ los seiiores Lcdo.
Nartin Travieso v J.cdo. CeIestino
Iriarte, Comisionado de Servicio P1-
blico de San Juan y Presidente de
la Junta, Local respectivamente,
un tribute dc consideration Y de COM
placencia por ell triunfo obtenido en-
las elecciones de novleplhre, y Sc acor-
do la celebration de un banquete srr
sa honor, el que se l,cv6 a efsrto la
noche de aver en- e. alnplio salon del
Hotel Palace en- la Sa'a de los Espe-
jos.
IlIsitadas dc hbnor q Presidents
del Senado sefor Bueei6 y otros ca
balIeros que Sc eSprasan en- la rhla-
ci6n del final.
: La Sala decorada conearte y senci-
llez, ofreciendo los vivos colores de
las banderas de los Estados Unidos y
portorriquena, y en- la mesa sobre el
albo mantel, las flores rojas y las
albas azucenas con ell simbolismo del
Partido Union de Puerto Rico, que
pertenecen los anftriones y comen-
sales.
A las $50 ocuparon los concurren-
tes sus sitios respectivos.
En- las presidencias el Presidente
del Senado Sr. Barcelo Y Sres. Ira
vieso, Iriarte, Mestre, Hernandez Lo-
PEI, DR.. Figueroa y JESUS Benftez.g
I'll Men1- en- elegantes cartulinas
con la bandera portorriquena-con
MIA la sgiuiente nomenclature: Gran
banquete en- honor dc los distinguidos
correligionarios Licenciados Martin
Travieso y Celestino Iriarte, Presi-
dente de la Junta Local de la Union
de Puerto Rico en- San Juan. Elec-
tos Comisionado de Servicio Pnblico
de SAP Juan y Senador por el Distri-
to, respectivamente- -invitado de ho-
nor Hon. Antonio R. Barcel6.
Menu: Cocktail de frutas.
Crema de esparragos.
Filete de Fargo Meuniere.
Chuletas de cordero Versailles.
Polio Critic Florida.
Papas Parisien.
Guisantes.
Puntas de esparragos Maitre de
Nota.
Postres." !,
Entire cultas bromas y la natural
algeria entire elementos de las mismas
tendencias y los mismos sentimien-
tos en- favor de nuestra patria, de la
TERRA de todos, Sc paso rapido el
tempo en- el gustar y pasar del me-
n1 y a las 1910 Sc levant6 ell Direc-
tor de brindis DR.. Figueroa, que Sc
halo para que hablaran, los senores
Lcdo. Mestre, Attorney General, que
hizo constar que hablaba ell amigo CO..
rreligionario y no el Jefe de Justicia
hizo historic de los 1ltimos suce-
SOS de la politica y que puede consi-
dctarse muNto el Partido Republica-
no con la pefiida de S. Juan y de las
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-11

Con motive del exceso de material
" anuncios llegados para estos dias
de Navidad, nos venios en- la necesi~
dad de suprimir el folletin que We
nimos publicando do la importante
obra juridica de nuestro amigo estir
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-11
N.UESTRO FOLLETIN

madfsimo ell Lcdo. Martinez Alvarez.
Tan pronto Sc descongestione el
periodico de todo ese material, pro-
seguiremos obsequiando a nuestros
lectores con las cdatro paginas dia-
rias de tan importante obra.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-11

BESSIE Thompson de dseis Ethel decuev
cosdaes de Peyve KY, han sdo
mercancias de Chicago
esonddas ser
obre propoto las eyo reaa
las ntrepda ovena
pr las u de Chicago para hacer
su iaje de la
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-23
DENNIS RYAN
DIES IN CHICAGO
War Born In keokuk About Seventy
Years Ago and Was Well Known
as Saloon Keeper
Of City.

! Dennis Ryan died in Chicago yes
terday, at the home of his daughter
and is to be buried there Saturday.
word has been received by friends
here.
He was one of Keokuk's oldest resi-
dents, having been born here about
seventy years ago and made this his
home up to a few years ago when he
moved TO Chicago.
For years he conducted saloon in
this city and is remembered as a
joTial, open hearted citizen with hun
dreds of friends, man of cheerful
disposition, charitable to the needy
and leader among his immediate as
sociates. Denny" Ryan will be
lnourned by host of friends here.
Miss Mary Ryan left this afternoon
to attend the funeral. She is niece
of the decedent-
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-23
Takes Issue With Daniels.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service
\, WASHINGTON. Jan. 23.-Rear Ad-
miral Austin M. knight, chairman of
the board created to recommend naval
decorations, took issue with Secretary
Daniels today in testifying before the
senate subcommittee investigating
the medals controversy.
Knight declared that Daniels placed
much emphasis" on cases where COM
manders lost their ships in contact
with the enemy.
1.-THE board is unable to accept this
view that mere contact with the
enemy constitutes In itself the claim
that even when followed by meritor.
ious service, unless such service is in
some measure connected with opera
lions, offensive, or defensive, directed
against the enemy" knight stated.
recommendations for awards made
by the Knight board were overruled in
many cases by Daniels according to
figures laid before the committee by
the admiral.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-23
.BUFORD is ON
HER WAY HOME
is Now at kiei for TWO Day Stop and
May Take Second Cargo of Reds
Out of This
Country.
[By Carl D. Groat, United Press STAFF
Correspondent

i[By Carl D. Groat, United Press STAFF
Correspondent
| KEEL. Jan. 22-The American trans.
port Buford, the soviet ark arrived
here today from Hango, Finland, after
landing her cargo OF. 249 radicals de-
ported from the United States, there.
The return voyage, officers said,
was without incident. The Buford will
pass through the Kiel locks later III
the day, they said and remain here
about forty.eight hours
There was considerable speculation
among the crew as to whether another
cargo of reds" will be waiting for
them when the Buford returns to New
YORK Larger vessels cannot dock at
Hango. it was said.
The Buford was filed with ro
nance of her return voyage, from
Hango. Five of her personnel plan to
be married as soon as they return to
the states and the ten knots of the old
transport seemed slow going to them.
The deported reds" according to
officers ate food which cost the United
States goyernm ent about $4,000 during
the voyage. Their rations included
roast beef, ham and turkey on .holi-
DAYS. 1t was the same food, officers
said. as was served in the officers
mess.
The galley" was in charge of Cap
tain Harry Wright, of the quarter
master corps.
All members OF the party praised
the efficient work of Colonel Hilton
in charge of the expedition and F. W.
Berkshire, chief immigration agent.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-23

III few moments you can trans
form your plain, dull. fat hair You
can have it abundant. soft, glossy
and full of life. Just &c, at any drug
or toilet counter a small bottle OF
'Danderine" for a few cents. Then
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derine and draw this through your
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time. Instantly. yes, immediately.
you have doubled the beauty of, your
hair. 1t will be mass, SO soft, lus-
trous, fluffy and so easy to do UP.
Ali dust, dirt and excessive oil Is re-
moved
Let Danderine put more life, color,
vigor and brightness In your hair.
This stimulating tonic will freshen
your scalp. check dandruff and fall
ing hair. and help your hair to grow
long. thick. strong ard beautiful.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-23
Call Warrant IIIeaaI

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.
MARKESA.N. Wis. Jan 23.-At
torneys for ]. A. Freudenberg, &C
cused of the murder of his mother
-in-law, Mrs. Nettfe Duties, today
petitioned Court Commissioner HI. A
Price to declare void the warrant on
which the physician was arrested
The attorneys based their claim that
the warrant was Illegal on technical
grounds. They said it should have
been issued by Justice OF the Peace
Alex Mcdonald, who conducted the
inquest. and not by the court com
missioner. They also contended II
should have been served by the
sheriff, and not by a justice acting
as sheriff. RI
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-23
HOW SOME GIRLS
DRESS So WELL
"DiAMOND DYES MAKE FADED
OLD, SHABBY APPAREL COLOR
Full AND NEW.

Don't worry about perfect results.
Use Diamond Dyes" guaranteed to
give new, rich, fadeless color to any
fabric, whether 1t be wool, silk. linen,
cotton or mixed goods,-dresses,
blouses, stockings. skirts. children
coats, feathers, draperies, coverings.
The Direction Book with each pack
age tells SO plainly how to diamond
dye over any color that you can not
make mistake
To match any material, have drug
gist show you Diamond Dye" Color
Card.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-23
May Summon Palmer.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service
WASHINGTON, Jan. 23-The house
rules committee may insist upon the
appearance Of Attorney General Pal
mer before it to explain his apparently
changed view Of sedition legislation,
several members today indicated.
Palmer's letter TO the committee
yesterday, disappearing of the Graham
and Sterling sedition bills and making
no direct recommendations for any
such measures conflicts with the posi-
ton taken by the attorney general
earlier in the week when he per-
sonally visited Chairman Campbell
and asked to be the first witness in
support Of the sedition legislation.
Campbell said today. Members of the
committee desire to know the reason
for this change of opinion.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-23
Booze Dropped by Physicians.

United Press Leased Wire Service
NEW YORK, Jan. 23.-"Some doc
tors argue more from their stomach
than from their head ...
William H Anderson, head OF the
Anti-Saloon league, made this com
ment here today in reply to the ap
peal of DR.. Royal S. Copeland, health
commissioner. to druggists to secure
permits for the sale of whisky TO in
fluenza patients.
81 do not pretend to be medical
expert" he said, but the trend OF
the best medical practice is away
from the use of alcohol.
Il do know that whisky and brandy
have been dropped from Nhe United
States pharmacopoeia The question
whether druggists are willing to
handle it has nothing to do with the
merits of the prohibition act"
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-23
Germany Would Not.

limited Press Leased Wire Service.
LONDON, Jan. 2S.-It is not be
Iieved here that Germany will de
mand extradition OF the kaiser should
Holland intimate she would recog'
nize such request This was re
earded as possible six months ago.
Some well informed observers be
Iieve that trial with the former
kaiser not personally present would
be more desirable than trial In
which he would actually appear at
the bar. These persons point out
that the Only incentive TO continue
the negotiations to extradite the for
mer kaiser would be to save the
faces Of the allies leaders
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-23
Sentence Again DELAYED.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service ]
Los ANGELES, Calf, Jan. 23.-
Sentencing Of Harry S. New, reputed
son on U. S. Senator New, of Indiana
for the alleged murder of Frieda
Lesser was delayed again today.
On motion of the district attorney
News sentencing and arguments on
the motion for new trial were con.
tinued until Wednesday, January %.
The district attorney said he was not
yet ready to proceed.
New appeared noticeably more
haggard and seemed Ill when he came
into court for today's proceedings,
but jail attaches said he had not been
sick.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-23
Guilty Of Second Degree Murder.

SIOUX CITY, Iowa, 90 - James
Davis, Sioux City gun man, and mem
Der of the famous Red" Burzette
gang. was found guilty of second &C.
gree murder In his trial at Onawa,
Iowa. in verdict returned last night.
Davis is charged with killing Detec-
tiv James Britton, of Sioux City, in a
gun battle in restaurant here on
July %, 1919.
In a former trial the jury dis
agreed
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-23
CONCERT BAND
| GIVES PROGRAM
January Calendar Ente rtainment at
st. Peters Hall Was Enjoyed
by Large Audience Last
NIGHT.

A good sized audience enjoyed tn.
program given by the Keokuk Con
| cert band in ST. Peters hall last even
ing. Assisting the band were sew
eral vocal soloists, who added great
Wy to the pleasure OF the evening
Anthony George and John Nodlel
were both in good voice and delight
ed the audience. Mrs. Leo B. Gredel
was never heard to better advan
tage in her number, "Carmena,' by
: II. Lane-Wilson. Elmer Elwell, in
his cornet solo, THE Sweetest
Story" was given most hearty ap.
probation.
The Keokuk Concert band, under
the efficient leadership of Mr.. w H.
Bower. played beautifully all their
numbers, both popular and classic.
They generously responded to many
encores and have again added to
their already enviable position in the
hearts of the people Of Keokuk.
Very Rev. J. w. Gillespie. v. F.,
and Rev. A. F. Mercer, of Kahoka,
both spoke in appreciation of the
performers OF last evening.
The program follows:
March. Company l. ...... Bower
Hungarian Fantasia $1,000. Tobani
Song for Cornet, The Sweetest
Story" =.
Mr.. Elmer Elwell.
Vocal selection. MY Isle OF Golden
Dreams ....
Mr.. John Nodler.
The Huguenot ....-..... MeyerDeer
American Patrol ......... Meacham
Intermission. q
"A Dream" .... Bartlett
Mr. Anthony George.
A suite in four parts. Atlantis,
Safranek:
/. Morning Hymn Of Praise
2, A Court Function.
3. A Love Scene (the Prince and
Aana).
4. The Destruction OF Atlantis.
Carmena H. Lane Wilson
Mrs. Leo B. Gredell.
Descriptive, A Hunting Scene.
-..-.-...-......... bueaIossl
The piano accompanies were Miss
Leonore Dickey, Miss Norine Farra-
her and Mr. Fred Kirchner.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-23
Is Not Jeanne Dekay.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service ]
CHICAGO, Jan. 23--Jeanne Larue.
arrested by Atlanta, Ga, police, is not
Jeanne DeKay, missing heiress who
disappeared from the Hull House here
December. Miss Jane Adams. of
the Hull House, declared today when
shown picture of the girl held by
Atlanta authorities that there is no
resemblance between the Atlanta girl
and Jeanne"
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-23
Miner Instantly Killed.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. ]
DES MONIES, Iowa, Jan. 23.-Louis
Swanson, coal miner, was instantly
killed when caught beneath fall of
slate at the Carney mine, near here
late Thursday. His head was crushed
to pulp and his body severely
bruised and cut.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-23
President of Railway.

limited Press Leased Wire Service
NEW YORK, Jan. 23.-J. L. Ian
caster. formerly federal manager,
has been elected president OF the
Texas and Pacific railway, to sue
coed N. s Meldruu,. resigned
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-23
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