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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-03-29

In Michigan. eight were reported
dead. and Wisconsin. one.
The Storm cut a swath 200 feet wide
IN Elgin. III. destroying a theater. two
department stores. two churches and
many residences.
National guard troops. former serv-
ice men and armed citizens patrolled
the streets in tie stricken cities all
night guarding property from looters.
Three perscns were killed in Elgin
when the steeple Of a church collapsed.
Another was killed when the storm
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-03-29

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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-03-29

WEATHER FORECAST for Kansas:
Fair tonight and Tuesday; warmer
tonight.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-03

tet til Ratzeborg, morede sig i
de sidste Dage for sin Afrejse
med at save Frugttreer over
ca. q Meter fra Jorden, ganske
/ Lighed med Tyskernes Adfard
/ Belgien.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS har
Folge ,,Fyns It'd" bedt den in
ter~nationale Kommission tage
Affere.
Ssnderjydske Udgifter. Det
senderjydske Ministerium har
opg.jort Udgiften we'd de SON
derjydske Krigsfangers Hjemsen
delse til l Mill. Kr. Til Diet son
derjydske Oplysningskontor Ell
der medgaaet $4,000 Kr., og til
dansk Senderjyders Deltagelse
Afstemningen err der bevilget Ell
Tilskud paa 125,000 Kroner.
Dedsfald. K9bmand II. Frees
/ Haderslev har haft den Sore
at miste sin gamle Moder, FRI
Mathilde Frees, der var Kaptajn
enke og stammede fra Aabenraa
Da Franskmendene forleder
holdt deres Indtog i Haderslev
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-03

laa den gamle Dame paa Sotte-
sengen uden at kunne rore sig.
Hendes Nermeste fortalte hende
imidlertid, hvad der var paa
Ferde. Den Syge bad da i'll.
,,Dyk." ON eft Spell, og we'd
Hjelp af Diet kunde hun sc den
neutrality-suspicious. Gade, lige-
som hun kunde h9re Jublen u
denfor. bet var hendes sidste
store Glade. Dagen efter dode
hun.
To code danske Mand er gaa-
ct bort herude, skrives der fra
Vestkysten til Fish. Av.", lige
for den store Stund oprandt, som
de begge hayde ventet med Leng-
sci. Den enc var Peter Wolff i
Solderup (Hostru Sogn) i Slogs
Herred, Veteran fra den anden
selsvigske Krig. Han blew 81
Aar gammel. Den anden var
Sonnik Linnet i Kergaard we'd
Hejer, der afgik we'd OGDEN eff
ter en- kort heftig Sygdom, kun
nogle og halytredsindstyye Aar
! gammel.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-03
Skolekassen.

ohOlckdSscus
For kyitteret Sc Kbl. Mr.. s ........... S.
Dwight, ILL.,, Bethel Nigh. Jens p. Brodersen So;
Christine Brodersen, Chris Poulsen, Margaret J9r-
gensen, Mrs. Christensen nv. SO Lorentz Petersen
81; Chris Carlson So
Council Bluffs, Ia, Pastor ]. Gertsen :. -.
Minden, Nebr, Mrs. Mathiasen, Andrew c. John
sen, Chr. N. johnson, Mrs. N. Show nv. 81; Pa
stor j. z. Jensen, Andrew Petersen, J. P. Jensen,
Mrs. j. G. Jensen Haumark, Mrs. Andrew Peter
sen, nv. S. Chris Jepsen $3.50; Mrs. John Thomson,
j. B. Andersen, M. G. Jensen, Pastor H. P. Jen-
sen, Mrs. John Andersen nv. SO; en- unevnt $3.50
Boyers, Colo, p. W. Rasmussen ..........
Minneapolis, Mimi, lmmanuels Nigh. DR.. M. j. Jen.
sen og Miss Marie Jensen 1926, Peter s. Nielsen,
Miss Oline Jensen, Fl. J. Hansen, j. P. Neve, Reuel
l. Lund, Pastor A. w. Lund nv. So Miss Christine
Nielsen, w. j. Won Stocken, A. J. Larsen, Jens
l.. Jensen, M. c.. Olesen, P. Lund, nv. So; J. A.
j. Raun, Mrs. Anna ~Jergensen, Martin A. Nielsen,
Jens Ssrensen, Mrs. c. Won Stocken, Miss Hansine
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-03
Senderjylland.
K. z. U. NJ i Flensborg. Soda.

y AAINAA -
ne. Landsudvalget for K. f. T..
AS Soldatermission henvendte
sig for nogen It'd siden til den
interallierede Kommission for
Slesvig og tilb9d at indrette nog-
Ee Soldaterhjem for de franske
sg engelske Beset selsestropper /
S1esvig. Der er nu 20. jan kom
net Opfordring saavel fra Kap-
sajnen paa ,,Marseillaise" som
gennem Prof. Ehlers fra Son
Ierjyske Fond til Landsudvalget
sm hurtigst muligt at organise
re Soldaterhjemstjenesten for de
Troppeafdelinger, der diregeres
Ill Flensborg og for Mandskaber-
ne paa de Skibe, der er STATIC
neret der.
Paa LSrdag eller Sendag ga.
eller 25. JAM rejser derfor nog-
Re X. F. u. NJ. Sekreterer der
ned for at begynde Arbejdet.
Dem, der har F~orstaaelse for K.
F. U. Ms Soldaterarbejde og ser
at VI we'd en- virksom Soldater-
hjemtjeneste for de franske og
engelske Soldater har en- Lejlig-
he'd til at wise vor Taknemlig-
he'd mod de Magter, takket vac
re hvilke Vi faar Slesvig tilbage,
0eder vi om efter Evne at vere
os behjelpelig med fglgende:
Med Pengebidrag. Bidragene,
market Slesvig indsendes til ell
Ter indbetales paa K. F. U. Ms
Soldatermissions Kontor, Gothers-
gade 115 eller hos G~rosserer Jo-
hansen, HeJbroplads 3. Bidrage-
ne vii faa en- serlig Konto og
VIII blive anvendt til K. F. u.
Ms Arbejde for fremmede Mand-
skaber dels til Diet bestaaen-
de Soldaterhjem paa Langelinie
dels til Soldaterhjemmene-i Flens-
borg.
Og we'd at tilsende os god
fransk og engelsk L~itteratur, Mu-
six og i~llustrerede Blade. Gaver
bedes afleveret de fornevnte Ste
der.
Der 9 IS -aw01l
Michael Johansen.
Gunner Engberg.
A. van der Aar Ktihle.
Haitian H6gsbro.
We'd Q. Zones Sydgr@nse.
Flensborg, 81. Januar. | Aften
afholdtes ct dansk Mode j ct af
de sydligste Sogne i 2. Zone,
nemlig Hjordelund. Der var
m9dt 10000 Mennesker. Re-
fakt9r Andreas Grau indledede
ralernes Rekke. Talerne holdtes
paa Tysk. Lerer Lassen fra
Slid, der erkl@rede at we're
Friser, talte heftigt mod Gaver-
ne fra Danmark og erklarede,
at disse saavel som Rejserne i
Danmark var Forseg paa Bestik-
kelse. Men under Omtalen af
Rejserne kom han i Skenderi
med en- Del af Forsamlingen, der
protesterede imod ham, idet de
havde deltaget i disse Rejser.
Senere talte Kandidat Holger An
dersen fra Flensborg ON Valu-
ta-Sp9rgsmaalet og CAV en- kort
eg saglig Fremstilling.
Hermed sluttede Medet. bet.
forlGb sardeles y9rdlgt og ro-I
ligt, og Talerne havde / hej Grad
Forsamlingens Ore. Idet For
samlingen forlod Mpdet, istem-
tie en- Del af de Yngre ct Vers
Of lesvig-Holsten -Visen.
En- smuk Gave. Professorinde
Dagmar Schmiegelow fra Koben-
aavn, som err fra Ais, opholdt
sig Torsdag den %. Jan. i S9n-
derborg for at oververe de fran
ske Troopers Indrykning. bet
var en- dobbelt Festdag for Pro-
fessorinden, idet Diet tillige var
Hundredeaarsdagen for hendes
Faders F6dselsdag. Hendes end
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-03

En- smuk Gave. Professoripd
Dagmar Schmiegelow fra K6ben
aavn, som er fra Ais, Uphold
sig Torsdag den %. Jan. j SON
derborg for at overv@re de fran
ske Troopers Indrykning. De
var en- dobbelt Festdag for Pro
fessorinden, Diet Diet tillige va
Hundredeaarsdagen for hende
Faders Fedselsdag. Hendes end
nu levende gamle Moder, Enk'
efter Konsul L. G. Ohlsen, ha
/ den Anledning stiftet ct Lega
paa 10000 Kroner for senderjyd
ske Invalider.
Den store smukke Gave vi
forhaabentlig vare ct godt Eks
smpel til Efterfelgelse, sigei
,,Fensb. Av."; der err Trang ii
megen Hjalp paa Diet Omraade
Knkelthederne fra Diet storv
spektalkelmSde i Tender Tirs
dag den n. Jan. Nensborg Ons
dag den %. Jan. Forstyrrelsernt
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-03
Utahmissionen.

For kvitteret Sc Kbl. Mr.. s ................ $23384
Plainview, Nebr, Pastor n. =. Nielsen og Hustru %
Oshkosh, Wis, Henry johnson :. .......... 90
Brooklyn, n. Y, Salems Nigh, Mrs. c. Petersen, Mrs.
Laursen, Helenberg, Fl. Hansen, Mrs. Brown, Miss
Christine Nielsen, Miss Emmy Jergensen, Mrs. H.
Christensen, Chr. Rasmussen, Mrs. J. J. Kildsig,
Miss Ida Nielsen, Mrs. johnson, Viole, Miss Bichert,
c. S~andberg, Miss Anna Christensen, II. Kristian-
sen, Mds.C. Christensen, Mrs. Mikkelsen, Miss NJ.
Nielsen, Miss C. Christensen, Miss n. Jakobsen,
Miss Kahlke, Mrs. Petersen, Miss Martha Jakob-
sen, Mrs. Nielsen, Miss G. Nielsen, Mrs. Faber,
Mrs. P. Miller, Miss Edith Christensen, Mrs. Bro
degaard, Miss Agnite, Mrs. Anton Rasmussen,
Olaf Jergensen, Miss Agnete Andersen, Miss Emma
Nielsen, Miss Jensine Olsen, Mrs. Petersen, nv.
81; G. NJ. Christensen, Mrs. Espersen, Hans Christ
offersen hv. 50; Mrs. Larsen 25c; Mrs. Christof-
fersen So; Mrs. Hulda Christensen soc -. AT
Beresford, S Oak, Pastor A. Y. Neve og Hustru so
Tlsam,oo, eooos q
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-03

paa Diet az Danskerne som ct
dansk Mode indvarslede Mode i
Tender Tirsdag Eftermiddag be-
gyndte med, at en- indyandret
Sachser, der like har Stemme-
ret, kreyede, at Talerne skulde
holdes paa Tysk. Da Ordstyreren,
Bankdirektor Rossen negtede at
efterkomme dette 0nske, fordl
M6det a indkaldt som ct dansk
Mode i en- dansktalende Egn, for
langte Saehseren, at hans For
Stag skulde stiles under Afstem-
ming, og da ogsaa dette blev af-
%slaaet, opstod der stor Uro og
Bevegelse / Forsamlingen, hvor
Byens Tyskere havde O~vertaget,
medens talrige Danskere fra On
egnen stod we'd og udenfor Ind
gangen.
M anmodede den kendte Ty-
skier Jessen4Stoltelund, der er
Medlem af Observation-Disclosures
for T9nder Amt, sine Menings-
feller ON i Ro at h9re de dan
ske Talere, men da Diet var umu-
ligt at skaffe Ro, og da der fra
begge Slider faldt sharpe Til
raab, opfordrede Hr. Jessen 81
ne Meningsfeller til med ham
at forbade Medet. Kort efter be-
gyndte Udyandringen. De fleste
Tyskere forlod Salem, og kun
nogle faa blew tilbage. Politiet
MATTE gentagne Gange -gribe
ind for at oprette Ordenen.
M6det fortsattes derefter som
eft dansk-national Mode. Der hold
ties Taller af Gaardeier P. Kaad,
Vollerup, og Kandidat Holger
Andersen, Flensborg, SAINT at
Overretssagf9rer p. Paulsen, Ke-
benhayn, og Redakter cand. mag.
Diemer fra Stockholm, der brag-
tie en- med Begejstring modtagen
Hilsen til Senderjylland fra Sve-
rige. ALE Talere modtoges med
sterkt Bifald. Tyskerne havde
i Hundredeyis taget Opstilling
udenfor Lokalet og fors9gte at
forstyrre M6det we'd idelig at
synge yig-Holst -Visen" og
Deutschland, Deutschland uber
allies" Disse Sange lsd regel-
messig efter hvert Bifald i Sa-
len.
Landraaden. Grew Setback, har
Dag henvendt sig til den inter
rationale Kommission med An
modning pm snarlig Afsendelse
af ct Troppekontingent til Ton
der, og dette vii hurtigst afgaa
fra Flensborg af de i Dag til
Mervig ankomne Trooper.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-03
Kvitteringer.
Japanmissionen

Japanmissionen.
For vkitteret Sc Kbl. Mr.. s .................. $7363 40
Dickson, Alta, Can, S. S. Juleoffer -. -. 900
Warrens, Wis, Louis Nielsen :. .............. $50
Greenville, Mich, ST. PAUL. Mghs Hedningemissionsf
til Stud Akagi 1900
Royal, Ia, Bethlehem Mghs S. S. ........... 1922
Sheridan, Mich, Albert Nielsen og Hustru -. 200
Plainview, Nebr, Pastor N. ?. Nielsen og Hustru $50
Oshkosh, Wis, Henry johnson ............. 200
Beresford, S. Oak, Pastor A. Y. Neve og Hustru 800
T1sammen 744174
Udbetalt til Dato 10208 80
Underskud $2766 81
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-03

Kejserstatuen i Sakken. Ber-
lin, 81. Januar. VOLTS Bureau
meddeler fra Haderslev: Keiser
Wilhelm-Statuen, der som be-
kendt indhylledes i Sakkelarred
forinden de franske Troopers
lndtog, og som kreyes fjernet
af en- Del af Indbyggerne, vii nu
blive opstillet paa en- Grund, til
hgrende den tyske Borgerfore-
ming, SON vii verge den mod y
derligere Angreb.
Haderslev, 81. Januar. Paa
Kejser Wilhelm lis Fgdselsdag
i Dag blew hans Bedstefaders
Statue fjernet fra S@ndertorv
i Haderslev. ON Morgenen be-
gyndte nogle Haandyarkere at
tage Rekvarket ned og fierne
de svare Stenstetter omkring Sta
tuen. Hele Stenfundamentet med
Mosaikarbejdet oliver fjernet, og
der ladies' like Stem paa Stem
tilbage. Statuen oliver sandsyn-
ligvis fort ON i den tyske Bor-
gerforening.
En- agte tysk Streg. Den tyske
Lerer i Snobek / Sundeved,
Jens Frederiksen, der err forflyt-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-03

Tilsammen 7441.74
Udbetalt til Dato 10208.35
Underskud $2766.61
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-03
Indremissionen.

For kvitteret Sc Kbl. Mr.. s ............... 1921 SO
Oshkosh, Wis, Henry johnson ............. 200
Council Bluffs, Ia, Thorwad Christensen =. 500
Sidney, Mont, Bronson Nigh. 1924, Pella Mgh!$16.1O 28.34
Beresford, S. Oak, Pastor A. V. Neve og Hustru.. 800
Tilsammen. $331197
Udbetalt Ill Dato -. 3175 rs
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-03
Observation-Disclosures
Til Bsrnehjem i Dairi, Japan:

For kvitteret Sc Kbl. Mr.. 3 =. :.
Redvers, Canada, Karl Nielsen :.
Spencer, Ia, Bethania Mgh.s Xvi.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-03

Tilsammen $2395.68
Udbetalt I'll Dato 2225.12
Overskud $170.56
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-03
Imod E-mbedsm@ndenes Ud@sk

lmod Embedsm8ndenes Ud4sk-
ninger. Flensborg, 81. Januar.
Den internationale Kommission
har j Dag udstedt en- Anordning
mod Embedsmendenes Agitation.
Den galder serlig Praster og
Larere, hvem Diet paa Diet Siren
geste forbydes at benytte deres
Embeder til national eller poll
fisk Paavirkning af nogen Art.
Oyertredelse af Forbudet vii
mediocre streng Straf.
bet er flere Prasters og Lac
reres udaskede agitatoriske Hold
ming, der har bevirket Forord-
ningens Udstedelse. I Sardeles-
he'd har Mnnd som Latinskolens
Rektor, Spannuth, SAINT Prester-
ne FIR. Andersen og Lenschc mis-
brugt deres Embeder til at dri-
We preussisk Agitation.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-03
Indianermissionen

Tilsammen $3209.33
Udbetalt til Dato $3181.68
Overskud $27.45
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-03
J0demissionen

F9r kvitteret Sc Kbl. Mr.. 5 -. :. $500.
Beresford, S. Oak, Pastor A. V. Neve og Hustru
Tilsammt
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-04-03
WILL
CLOSE TOMORROW
Series of Special Meetings at Firs1
Christian Church Have Been
Successful and Many Add
tons are Announced.

| Revival services which have been
conducted for the last three weeks at
, the First Christian church will close
( TOMORROW. The services have been
successful. and TO date there have
been a total Of thirty-one additions.
Tomorrow will be known as Deci-
sion day In the church school There
viii be special music for this service
and many young people will unite
with the church. The sermon sub
jects for tomorrow are, The Trium-
plant Christ" and How to Become a
Christian" the latter to be the sub
ject for the evening services. There
viii be baptisna services Sunday
evening.
The work Of the choir under the
direction Of Ben Claire Crow, and
Mr.. Crows work in solos has added
greatly 10 the interest and inspira-
ton Of the meetings
The Promoter. the church paper
here, says OF the meetings:
The meeting has proceeded
throughout the last week with coed
interest and good audiences. The
music has been excellent and the
chorus work Of last Sunday evening
will not be soon forgotten. Mr.. Crow
with the fine assistance of the chorus
Is bringing TO us some OF the finest
songs Of the gospel And, too, the
congregation is joining in these serv-
ices with q spirit Of interest that IL
gratifying TO all"
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-04-03
EASTER WILL
BE OBSERVED
Program Is Prepared For First Arr
can Baptist Church Observance
Tomorrow Afternoon at
8 O'Clock.

The following program for the
Sunday school of the First African
Baptist church win be rendered Sun
day at 8 D. I'm. under the direction
Of the superintendent, Rev. G. Arthur
White.
Opening chorus by choir.
Invocation by the Rev. Albert Arm
strong.
Reading Of Sunday school lesson
by school.
Election OF delegates.
Easter welcome BIZ superintendent,
the Rev. c. Arthur White.
Selection by choir.
Prayer, Ascension OF Christ, by
Miss Hester Bennett.
Recitation, Inability by George
Richards.
Song. SIZE Arose" by congregation,
led by superintendent
Prayer By Mrs Hernnandus Smith
Recitation. "Glad Easter Morn by
Charles McCutcheon.
Vocal solo, "Thy Win Be Done,
Mr.. w. v. Richards.
PAPER, "He Is Risen" by Mrs. e. K
Alberts.
Recitation, "one by one" Darrell
Porter
Selection by choir.
Recitation, Christ Is Rfsen," by
Charles McCutcheon, Jr.
Recitation by Anzel Smith.
A quartet csuposed Of the Misses
CIernentine and r. V. Carl and George
Richards will sing Il Belong to the
King"
Remarks by pastor.
Closing responsives By the school.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-04-03
SHORTAGE OF
NURSES NOW
Improved Working Conditions and
Shorter Hours in Training
Schools is Given as
Remedy for This

limited Press Leased Wire Service
NEW YORK, April 3.-lmprove-
ment Of working conditions ana
shorter hours in nurses training
schools throughout the country has
resulted from the shortage of nurses,
Miss NJ. a. Nutting, director of the
department of nursing and health OF
teachers college, Columbia uniyer'
sity, stated today.
The eight hour day has been estab-
lished in many hospitals and train
ing schools, Miss Nutting said, in an
interview with the United Press.
Domestic work, such as scrubbing
and sweeping, which were formerly
a part OF the training nurses duties
are now being done by persons EN-
ployed solely for that purpose, she
said.
Reports from all sections of the
United States show a marked short
age of nurses and applicants for
training, Miss Nutting said
- important step which has
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-04-03
HOOVER Is
NO DEMOCRAT
CONTINUED from page u

indications as meaning the general
public viii have more to say this year
than ever before regarding election OF
president The same old machines
are in operation but, observers assert
they viii be more responsive to pres
sure of public opinion
One of the men who is seeking
presid ential nomination summed up
the situation In recent conversation.
1t was suggested that certain polftl-
cal leader might deliver" certain
state delegation to certain candidate.
He said:
Nobody viii deliver anything this
year. The bosses may think they are
as strong as ever and can handle their
delegates az they please. They re
wrong. Who is going to select the
president! That's easy-Mr. and
Mrs Citizen.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-04-03
IOWA DEMOCRATS
MEET APRIL Is
Conference Called by Chairman to
Select Slate for State Officers
and Consider Petitions
Already Circulated.

Il United Press Leased Wire Seryice I
DIES MONIES, Iowa, April 3,--Iowa
democrats will meet in Des Moineg
April !6 to pick slate for state Off
GERS 1T was announced here today
me call for the conference was
issued by DR.. ]. W. Reynolds, chair
man or the democratic state central
committee. Nominating petitions for
number OF democratic aspirants 10
state positions are now being circn-
'laled and these will be presented TO
the conference for consideration.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-04-03
Grain Review.

United Press Leased Wire Service
CHICAGO, April 3.-Grain futures
closed higher on the Chicago board of
trade today. Present bad weather in
the grain belt, indications Of freezing
weather next week and the belief July
corn will sell at higher figure, were
responsible for the advance Higher
prices for cash grain also stimulated
buying of futures.
May corn closed up at 1854, after
opening at 1862; July corn opened at
154h. closing four higher at 158h;
September corn at 1914 at the open.
ing, closed ~ higher at 154.
May oats opened at S93s and closed
III higher at 9oss; July oats closed At
82ss. ia higher s,lan the opening,
811a.
Provisions closed generally higher.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-04-03
FIVE BULLETS
KILLED HIM
Police Say Wife Shot Him While
Asleep, Causing Death TWO
Hours After Weapon Was
Fired

limited Press Leased Wire Service. ]
ST. LOUIS. April 3.-Hyman Man
del, 80, is dead from five bullet
wounds, and his wife, Bessie, "a, de.
clared by police to have shot him as
he lay asleep last midnight, was in
the city hospital today in a serious
condition.
handel died two hours after the
shooting One bullet struck him in
the head, two lodged in his back as
he was awakened from the first shot,
he told physicians.
The fourth penetrated his right
shoulder.
Mrs. Mandel, suffering from hys-
terra, was seriously lacerated and
wounded about the head, police said.
She said her husband beat her.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-04-03
w. c. T. u. HAS
LECTURER HERE
Mrs. Zena HarzeI Wallace, Of Kan.
sas, VIII Speak AZ the Second
Presbyterian and Methodist
Churches Tomorrow.

The local ". c. T. L. are entertain.
ing Mrs. Zena HartzelI Wallace, of
Kansas, national organizer and lee
turer, over Sunday, Mrs. Wallace
speaks in the Second Presbyterian
church at the morning service and
Trinity NJ. E. church al the evening
service tomorrow.
The regular monthly meeting Of
the W. c. T. Z. will be held Tuesday
at 3 p. m at the home Of Mrs. Della
Hopkins, 72S Concert street A full
attendance is desired.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-04-03
Weather Conditions.

4 high pressure area is overspreat-
ing the northern mountain and north
ern plains states. causing continued
cold weather IN those sections and in
the Mississippi valleys. Freezing
temperatures prevail in the northern
mountain and plains states and
thence southwark to northern Iowa
A storm area extends from east
ern Colorado southeastward TO west
ern Texas and is causing unsettled
weather in those states. PTecfpita'
ton has also occurred in the extreme
northwest and in the plateau region.
Local Observations.
April Bar. TEN. Wind. WITH
2. I D. m. 1880 Al " PIT cldy
g, Z a. m. .3O1O 80 Ne Cloudy
River stage at a. m, II feet;
change in twenty-four hours, rise OF
five-tenths of foot
Mean temperature yesterday, So;
highest, A; lowest, %; lowest last
night, SO.
Relative humidity: a. m, 68; u
noon, IS; p. m, 3S.
CARL e. HADLEY,
Observer.