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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-19
JOHNSON BATTED our
CLEVELAND SENDS SPEED
KING TO SHOWERS IN FIFTH
Speaker Secures Home Run or Zach
ury-Johpston Steals Homo.
Caldwell Effective.

CLEVELAND. June I8.-Cleveland
knocked Walter Johnson out the box
in the NTH inning today and won. 9
to 2.
Six hits were punched Off John
son In that inning, two being doubles.
Speaker hit for 81 home run with n
man on first in the seventh. while
Johnston stole home on Zachary In
the sixth.
Caldwell was effective throughout
allowing only one hit in the last five
innings.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-19
BR0NCH0s WIN SECOND

Special to The Times Dispatch.1
PORTSMOUTH. VA. June 49,
Rocky Mount captured the second
game of the current series this aft
ernoon. winning from the Truckers
by 10 to score.
The home club was outhit and out
played throughout. the Carolinians
nearly doubling the hits of Ports
mouth. and putting up a fashy game
in the field
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-19
.C0NN0RTQN, GUILTY, GETS
YEAR IN: PEN|TENT|ARY
Iown Sergeant Of Tangicr Island
Sentenced for Shooting
Roland Parks.
COUNSEL WILL APPEAL
Trial, Which Lasted Two Days,
Housed Much Interest on Eastern
ShOre-Prisoncr Receives Ver-
diet Calmly.

itS 5.";GM, 70 The Timqsss-p!sra,eh.l
Ionnorton. depu;y sheriff and town
been on trial here for feloniously
anssaulting and shooting Roland
Parks. II years old. was pronounced
farmers and merchants throughout
the state, and was sentenced by
Judge James II. Fletcher Jr.. TO orc
year in the state renitentlary at
the jury had been In session a little
over AN hour. Connorton's attorneys
VIII tomorrow morning ask for an
other trial, and II this is not granted.
Supreme Court Of the State OF Vir-
glnia.
The trial. which was held before
5 5.Itn;,,, Ja ,,n II. Fletcher. Jr. In The
lasted two days. and the evidence
placed before the court led the many
spectators who has become Interested
IN THIS unusual case TO believe that
acquitted Connorton had complete
control over himself up till this after
moons scssion, when during the adj
dress delivered by his attorney. s.
The weeping stage. and the tears fell
freely When the verdict was read
Connorton had again gained control
OF himself and showed not the slight
est emotion.
Tho court instructed the jury that
Connorton could be found guilty
upon three charges, shooting with
malicious intent. the penalty Of
which was from one TO ten years In
the State Penitentiary: unlawfulIy
shooting. the penalty FOR this being
from one to Eve years In the State
Pcnitentiary. $500 fine or one year
In the AccOmac County Jail; the other
charge being assault and battery, the
penalty being from IS TO $500 fine or
n term OF any length In the Accomac
County Jail
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-19
.PH|LL|Es STOP ST. LOUIS
HOME RUN BY TRAGESSER
WINS GAME FOR QUAKERS
Cardinals Winning streak ut Seven
Contests Comes TO Abrupt IInlt.
StcAEcl SaYca Day.

PHILADELPHIA. June 1s.-Sten-
gels one hand jumping catch OF
Fourniter's liner with two out and
two on bases saved the game for
Philadelphia today. enabling the To-
calls to, break st. Louis streak OF
seven straight victories BY to o
score.
The only run of the game was a
home run by Tragesscr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-19
Gas workers Demand Lemonade

INN IIsLI. JULIO Ib.-NtBrocA en-
ploycd ut the city gas works sent
word to the main Office yesterday
that they would require not only Iced
water but lemonade. city officials
fearing embarrassing consequences
unless tho demand" was met pur-
chased lemons and the workmcn are
now supplied with the cooling drink
1t WAS pointed out that the work ia
unusually exhausting at the prevail
Ing temperatures.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-19
Gardner tn rlnr rrlnr.ton stn-

Gardner to Play Princeton Stnr.
WILMINGTON. DEL. June ls-w
low score medal in the Tvnnewo end
Hall tournament, on Monday. will
meet Il. y. fiaight, the young Prince
Country Clubs annual invitation golf
tournament. while Sidney Scott,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-19
Mr.. Eettner. WINS rl1le.

,GREENWICH, CONN, June IS
South Shore Club. Long Island, won
the women's metropolitan golf cham
pionship on the links Of Greenwich
country Club here today. defeating
port. Conn, . up and / 10 play
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,cu,., MIX deliveries.

DhNNlLLE. June ls.-Ihc local
creamery corporation. the only one in
town. announced today tuat after to-
morrow II VIII ccaE: TO deliver mix
to patrons owing TO labor diiiicul-
ties The city health department
today took ~ the matter, and there
Is some indication or citortS DeinE
made 10 establish community mink
delivery system.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-19
THREE HITS OFF AYERS

DETROIT. June lS.-Ayers. pitch
ing in fine form. let Boston down
with three hits and Detroit won the
second game OF the series. to 0.
With the exception OF the first
inning Jones also pitched faultless
ball for the Red SoX.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-19
YANKS TAKE THIRD GAME

CHICAGO. June 1s.-Timely hitting
by New York coupled with a walk
and wild pitch enabled the visitors
to make 1t three straight from Chi
cago today, TO 2.
The game was a pitching duel be-
tween Shawkcy and Kerr. with the
pinches.
Ruth's lone hit today was single.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-19
CuIIon Leave. Gau.

SALT LAKE CITY, June lS.-Nor-
man y. Cullop. former New York
American League pitcher. who joined
the Salt Lake City Club, of the pa
cifc Coast League this season, mas
retired from baseball and left today
Tor his home in Virginia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-19
BROWNS TAKE NINTH

ST. LOUIS. June 1S.-St. Louis
trailcd Philadelphia for eight innings
today, then mixed a felders' choice, a
wild throw by Thomas and a single
by Davis for two runs and won. 4 to 3.
1t was the locals ninth straight
victory.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-19

summary: Runs-Moran. Smith. Com.
MANI %. Alexander. Strain. Poole, Davies
SSndsr Three base hi,-Commnnd. Stolen
vermllyta 20 Alexander Sacrifice hits
Command. Mack. Wood. I,use on balls
Pe;eEshurg.. I: SUFFOLK. 5. Hit by pitched
pa bai"OVermilyea bi L.easure- Struck out
oS b'nnett, by Leasure. {. Time of
Eame. l:i5. Umpire. Orth.
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Pittsburgh.
New York.
Totals ....assN s ro,als ....al o..

'Batted for Cooper in seventh
tBattcd for Carlson In ninth
Score By innings: r.,
New York ...:.............. 0oi 900 IS
ssu,mnmsIy; ,Rnns-niEbee c., Garey.
Barnes. Errors-Grimm. Doyle. Two-hasc
h hrhea SousRg Three hits,
Sticking. Young Sacriaces-whi,ted. Dou-
bile plays-Barnes. Bancroft, and Kelly;
southworth and Cu;shaw Left on base
New York. ,; PittsburEh. 6. Base on balls
or Cooper, 2; on Carlson, !: on Barnes,
4. Hits-on Cooper. 5 IN 6 Innings: on Carl
son In Innings Struck ,out-by Cooper.
Ing pitchsr-Coopcr. Uripires-Klem and
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Newport News.

Richmond ............ 30O0o0oo' IS
Newport News ............. 90 O o o 0 o %
Summary: Runs-Baker. Smith. Poole.
Gooch. Bacon. Brnnnigan. Schwartz. Err
rors-Brannigan. Donahuc Two-bass hits
Poole and Simmons. Stolen bases-C;ooch
t2). Poole. Double plays-Sharpe to Rtan-
Sigan: Bacon bacon ta Baker to P"Sle: LEI. on
rlfce hits-Smi!h. Poole. First base on
esss aonn no Base on ballS-9n
Bacon. &; by Freid. 6. Time OF game-I:45
Umpires--Guyon and Brooks
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Portsmouth

Rocky Mount ,............20 10000 2-i0
PSss ummn!I i;fiorsRrdSs . 90
sy. Runs-Steinbach. BridwelI 8; Walker,
q Hopkins. 2;LDebs. i.oach; Bangs. Watt,
Mount. 6; Portsmouth. g. Two-base hits
hopkins. Bridweii. Walker. Crockett and
bascs-Steinbach and Walker Struck outm
ny Leach. 2: by Fromholtz. 2; by Crockett.
holtz, q. of Crockett. l. iIjts.off From
hol,z In innings: off Crockett, in
innings. Double plays-Banss to viox to
rraynor to Watt to Traynor; yinx TO
Rooney to Grecnac: Traynor to Rooney.
Ieft on bascs-Rockv Mount. 5: Ports
mouth. Umpires-Ganley and Brandon
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Boston ........... ............0 o 0 0 90
Detroit .......... ..........i o O o O O O 81
Summary: Runs-YounE Two.base hit
Foster. Three base ht-YounE. Sacrifice
shorten. Double piay-McNaliy. Scott and
Mclnn!s. Left on bases-Bos,on, 3: De-
troll: 2 Base on balls-hy Jones. |: Ayers.
and HildehEand. TIme-l:2o
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-19
How They Stand Today
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Iticlimond. 81 Newport News. =.
Norfolk, 1: Wilson, d.
Rocky, Mount. 10; l'ortsmouii,. 1.
Petersburg: o: SUFFOLK; 3.

WHERE THEY FiAT To-Day.
Newport News ut HIchniond.
Rocky Mount ut Portsmoutb
Suffolk at Peter si,urg.
Wilson ut Norfolk.
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Au,n Thir, srn,rnrrJ

guilty in the Corporation Court to-
day OF the lheIt OF an automobile
from Columbia. 5. G.. l. NJ. Baker, OF
Columbia, WAS sentenced TO two
years in the pcnitentiary.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
H., RESULTS YESTERDAY.

Cincinnati at ISoston
Chicago mt I,ruokIyn
Pittsburgh ut New York.
st. Louis mt PHILADELPHIA
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To,als,..27 t2tls
s Total, 20 27i1

Norfolk ............ Q 0 0 Q i 81
. summary Runs-BribecE. ERRORS
castle, Roth. HenEes Stolen bascs-Duffy.
Gole and Henges. Sacrifice hits-Grocty
behlc 90. Left on bAscH-wilson 4;
norfolk. 10. Bases ON ba,ls-on Robbins
!; OFF Terhune: e. Struck ou,--by Rob
BINS. by Terhnnc. !. Time. l:is. I'm
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champion OF, the Yale team. witt
tackle Eddy styles. of North Hits,
In the other, sr.ss ~
Rncketer Loses,

wcHtern Rncketer Loses. IA
HAVREFORD. PA. June IS.--Stan.l
ley Pearson. Philadelphia dissrfct}
lawn tennis champion. scored no.>
table victory today when he defeated
Wallace Bates.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-19

clared the hit fair
Fast fielding nipped Wilson rallies
In three innings
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Chicago ......... ...........0 0 90 / Ia
summary: Runs-PcckinpauEh. Plpp.
Jackson. Pipp and Felsch. Three base hit
Weaver. Sacrinccs-ward. Hannah. Peck
!npaugh. Fclsch. Double pIay-Schalk to
J. Collins. Left on basns-Chicago s;
Sew York. 4. Base on balls-on Kerr. 2:
Shawkey . Struck out-by Shawkey Z:
Kerr. !. Wild pitch-kerr. Umpircs-Di-
and Frie!. Time
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Cleveland.
Washington.


.Battcd for Picinich in ninth.
Score by Innings: II.
Washington ...... ..........l o o o o 0 o.
Cleveland 49,. ..........0 0 o 05l2l -
Summary: Runs-Judge. shannon: jamie
son. Chapman. Speaker .; Smith. Johnston
2: Nunarnnkcr. Caldwell. ErrorS-Picinich. 2:
Smith, Johnston. CaldTcll. Two-base hits
Rice. Johnston. Speaker Thrcc-basc hits
Evans. Home run-Spcakcr. Stolen bases
Rice. Johnston. Sacrifices-Milan. O'NcilI
Caldwell. Double ays-Chapman and
Gardner; Shanks. shannon and Judge Left
on Observation-Disclosures. :: Cleveland. , Base
on johnson. IN innings; Zachary, )
In 3 Struck out-by Johnson. 2: Caldwell,
J. Wild pltch-Zachary Passed ball-Plc-
inlch. !. Losing pitchcr-Johnson. Um-
p.rcs-Chill and Moriarty. Time-2:i0.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Cleveland. 9: Wnsiiinxton. 2.
~. Louis. philadelphia, 3.
New York. s: ChitusO. z.
llel rall Iin.l..li N

WHERE THEY 'ii.AY To,i9y ."sc
Washington mt Gle, Gland.
PhIludeiphin mt St. Louis
New York Mt Chicago
Boston ut Detroit
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number o. visitors. with many more
OUTSIDE the han. being unable TO ind
accommodations within.
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rcrsiIing'n I'ributc 10 '. VI. !.

OUTSIDE the han. being unable TO mad
accommodations within.
rcrsi,inI's Tribute 10 v. VI. !.
General fersnins spoke OF his
pleasure IN vis!t!nh tho institute io:
una nrst time. lac won prolonged
applause from the corps W7acn he sad:
IRON what 1 nave seen here yeStrr-
Gay and today, am inclined TO agree
Virginia Military Institute Is tne
West foInt OF tae Sc'uth. the United
states Military Academy IL the Nir,
gina Miitary Institute OF the NORTH.
and lie added. that means Il lot.
coming from graduate OF West
ioini.
General l.. ". Nichols. superinten.
dent OF the institute, and General
pcrshinE, formed At ll:l5 o'clock and
proceeded TO tn. platform OF Jackson
General PcrsninS were his chief AID,
Colonel George q. Marshall, and two
other aids, Colonel Aristidcs More
are graduates OF V. ii. l. 'rhen came
the board OF visitors, faculty and
guests
presented TO the Two highest stand
ing graduates Cadets l.. 5. Roberts
and T., NJ. ,Satterheld. OF Norfolk and
t ,ain W. ii. r fey,on, o. s;sunl sn
Cadet Captain Winston Honored.
The Cincinnati medal was award
ed to Cadet Captain William
4. winston. OF Richmond. by Brlga-
dier-Gcncrai :. ID. Rockcnbach. 4
graduate OF the Institute. class OF
1889, who is now head OF the United
States tank corps. The French medal
son.. of Richmond, Va. by Colonel
l.. r. G!snill!at, superintendent OF
the, Culver Military, Academy; him.
self Il graduate of V. NJ. l., class Of
1895. The bearing medal was
Of Centreville. Ala: by pr. John II:
University. Thc-~Garnett Andrews
prize was won by Cadet ii. c.. Wang.
OF Peking, China, the presentation
being made by Colonel L. ~. lick
man, OF the general staff, United
States Army, graduate of the in
stitutc. class OF 1895. The valedictory
address, one of the most eloquent
ever heard here, was delivered by
Cadet Captain winston.
Pershing Presents Diplomas.
General Pcrshing personally pre-
scented the diplomas TO the graduates.
greeting each one with a few hap
Ply sentences.
The eighticth session Of the in
stitutc closed tonight with the final
bail in the gymnasium.
The following named members OF
the first class have been declared by
the board of visitors, graduates of
the Virginia Military Institute. In the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-19
Detroit.
Boston.
Totals rs 3 "a

Totals ....2S e l. Totals ...,21 Z 2 6
'Batied for Jones in NINTH
TRAN for Karr in ninth.
faited for McNally in ninth.
ScOre hN innlnrs.
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Philadelphia.
st. Louis.
..Ba,,ea for Doa.s in eighth.

summary Runa-Tragcss.r. Error
=. .,Trasess"r Stolen ba:c-Schui;z.. Sacri-
nce-frlrtChcr. Left on bases-St. Louis. 5:
philadelphia. , base on bails--on Causcy.
2 Hi,s-om poak. In Z innings: OF North.
In ! inning. Struck out-by Doak. 5:
by Cause, Z. Losing pitcher-Doak. Um-
pircs-Mccormick and Harrison. Time.
Evening star., 1920-12-05

Tapir Lamb Strap Books,
top and back strap
styles; new shapes; o. 40
black and colored DA.fC
feathers -. ........
Women's Handbags, purses
and strap books;
many practical and G1 M
stylish shapes; black D .OO
and colors -. .....
Goldenberg's-First Floor.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-07-08
WAYLAND WILL
ENTERTAIN CLUB
Commercial Club Members and Wives
VIII Enjoy Fried Chicken Sup
per For Which Waylsnd
Women Are Famous.

Members Of the Keokuk CONNER
cial Club and their wives will go to
Wayland Tuesday evening to enjoy g
chicken supper which will be served
By the women OF the Methodist
church in the basement OF the school
house there. Arrangements are be.
ing completed for the trip and the
Wayland people will be ready for the
Keokuk crowd with another of the
famous suppers-
Officials of the club are asking the
members to make up their own par
ties for the trip and to notify them
il they have room to take others in
their automobiles It is hoped that
a large number will plan to go, as the
trip will be delightful and the Way
land women have reputation as
cooks "de luxe"
1t is expected that the local party
will leave here between 5 and S
o'clock
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-07-08

"A marriage license has beer
issued 10 John Fullmer, sixty years
old. Ottumwz. and Margaret Bishop
forty years old, Burlington.
Funeral services for the late MIS-
Mamie Lee Hill were held this morn
ing at i0:50 o'clock from the resi-.
dence Of Mr. and Mrs. R L. Barker,
405 Morgan street. with the Rev.
Hncu Warren officiating IntermenI
occurred in the cemetery at La
Grange, Mo.
I'm one corner of the Cave OF the
Winds in Colorado. which is visited
yearly by scores OF tourists, lies
large pile OF haIrpins. combs, barettes
and hair ornaments. This had its
origin in the superstition that the
woman who left a hairpin
or hair ornament there woaid be mar
RED within a year. Another super
stition is that If a girl losses coin
to the bottom Of well in Ramona's
Wedding Place, in California. it will
bring her a husband within year.
The result is that the bottom of the
well is covered with coins and already
q small fortune has accumulated.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-07-08
CITY NEWS

VARIED: Expression pupils. Phons
229. Call for Mrs. Grace Curtis.
Elmer Sneberg paid fine OF
1896 in the superior coQft. he was
charged with fast driving
Land located near Argyle has
been transferred by ReSecca J. Sniff
70 Kate Henke for the sum Of Sl75.
-Puckechetuck lodge. No. 43, meets
every Friday evening al s O'Clock.
NJ. ]. Mullen, y. c.; W. L. Utley, re-
cording secretary. ss~..sr~
Regular meeting Gate City chap
ter No. Z. r A. n. Friday. July 3, at
S p. 10. BY order o. w Young. H p.
III, a. Bruna;, secretary.
Property located on the corner
N Ninth and Exchange streets has
heen sold 10 Fannie NJ. Pense b.
Joseph D. Rice Grey, ct al, for the
sum of $500 according 70 the reVe
nue. stamps
Gene Walker, grandson OF Mr.
and Mrs. j. S. Walker of this city,
was a passenger on a T. p. & ".
train which collided with another pas
senger train Saturday night, just out
OF Peoria Mr.. Walker sustained a
broken bone in his ankle. One engi-
neer was killed in the crash. and
many of the passengers hurt, some
severely.
"A new magazine, appearing
monthly and devoted to the history
of Iowa, is to be launched by the
State Historical society OF Iowa. II
will bear the title, The Palimpset,"
a name suggested by the palimpsests
of early tfmes-parchments from
which one writing had been erased
to make room for another. The
erasure was not always complete or
and dim and fragmentary |
characters remained half hidden by
the later record From these the |
original text might often be restored. |
So the history OF Iowa is Ike pal !
impsest which holds Ine record Of !
successive generations. These frag- |
ments rescued from the diulnsss OF |
the past viii be reconstructed and /;
presented in narratives and shorT |
articles in the pages Of the maya .
zine. The Palimpsest" will be
edited by John C, Parish, associate .
sditor Of Ehe society.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-07-08

The Daily Gate CITY.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-07-08
First Time in Thirty Years.

LA CLEDE. No. July 8.-Mrs. EI
mira Cook OF Greenup. H., has ar
rived here for visit, after an alb
sence Of fifty years. The father of
Mrs. Cook conducted a hotel opposite
the store of General John j. Perish
ing's father, and she and General
Pershing were childhood playmates.
She was accompanied to this city by
her brother George Wall Smith of
Kirksville, whom she had not seen for
thirty years. and who also has been
away from Laclede for fifty. years.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-07-08
WEST POINT TO
HAVE BIG FAIR
Forty-Ninth Annual Event Will Be
Staged This Year August 8, 4,
and 6, and Big Crowds
are Expected.

The forty-ninth annual West Point
fair will be held August 3, 4, and s,
this year, at West Point The pre-
MUM list has been printed and mailed
out over the surrounding territory adj
vertising the fair, which is to be one
of the best in years.
The officers for the fair this year
are:
John G. Danover, president, West
Point; Joseph A Harmeyer. vice presi-
dent, West Point; John Wallpaper.
secretary, West Point: Theodore Won
derhaar, treasurer, West Point
Directors-F. n. Smith, Burlington !:
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-07-08
FUNERAL NOTICE.

HANEY-F'uneral services for the
late James Haney Will be held from
the Sandusky Christian church Satur-
day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Friends
invited. Interment in Sandusky GENE
terry.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-07-08

Der of the Illinois Academy, Of
Science, died yesterday from the
effects of fall from a ladder while
picking cherries last Saturday.
His back was broken.
Northwestern university. at it's re.
cent commencement, conferred an
honorary degree on Prof. Griffith be-
cause of his scientific attachments.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-07-08
ToRNADo-cYcLoNE-wlNp

For small amount you can protect
your property against tornado, cyclone
and windstorm such as we have had
recently Let US give you rates. Col.
lisson Il Lotion. agents. Iowa State
Insurance Co. Phone 100.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-07-08

Marshal-John Lachman, Weaver.
Chief of Police-William Enslow,
West Point.
Executive committee-John c. Dan
over, Joseph A. Harmeyer, Theodore
vonderhaar, John Wallpaper, Gilbert
Lee.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-07-08
Killed by Fall.

GALESBURG, H., July 8.-Prof S.
e. Griffith OF the cahir of chemistry
at Knox college, president of the 1lli-
nois Association of Colleges and mem
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-07-08

Phone Increase Turned Down.
SPRINGFIELD, H., July 8.-The
state public utilities commission yes
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-07-08
kirksviIle Needs Teachers.

KIRkSyILLE. Mo-, July S.--The
board of education of the Kirksyille
schools is searching valiantly for
teachers, eighteen vacancies existing
in the city schools, including two
principalships.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-07-08

Henry Pogge, West Point; o. B. Wall
jasper, West Point; John Lachman.
Weaver; d. A. King, West Point;
Gilbert Lee, Fort Madison.. b. +. Won
derhaar, West Point; William Ems
low, West Point: John w. Stewart.
West Point; AL Brinck, West Point:
E. c. Weber, Fort Madison: Gerhard
Denning. West Point; Dr. F. FL DER
ker, West Point
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-07-08

terday suspended until November "a,
1920, proposed advance IN tele-
phone rates in Cairo, III.