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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-03-24
Cyclone Bulletins

a. m. Central time)-At this hour tho
wire over which this message ia be-
Ing sent from the Omaha News, Is
the only wire working into Omaha.
Neither the Western Union nor Postal
Telegraph company has wire work
ing at this hour, though both COM
panies have scores Of linemen making
desperate efforts to restore COM
munication. This wire, tho regular
American Telephone and Telegraph
wire of the United Press on the Oh !
cagoDenver trunk, was made good to
the office OF the Omaha News by a
special gang Of linemen at 7:45 a. m,
and carried the first detailed story
and first authentic list OF identified
dead sent from Omaha
Wilson Offers Aid.
WASHINGTON, March 24.-Presi-
dent Wilson today proffered govern
mental aid to the storm-stricken city
OF Omaha, sending the following tele-
gram to Mayor James G. Dahlman:
II am deeply distressed at the
news received from Nebraska Can we
help In any way?"
(Signed) Woodrow wilson"
Iowa Sends Help.
DIES MONIES. March GA second
special train over the Rock Island left
for Omaha at o'clock this morning
bearing eight doctors and twenty
nurses to care for storm victims. This
makes twenty doctors and forty
nurses sent from Des MONIES early
today.
War Department Helps.
WASHINGTON, March 24.-secre-
tary Of War Garrison today directed
Col. Hoyle. In charge Of army depot
at Chicago, to dispatch Major Hart
mann and division Of the United
States army signal corps now sta
toned near Omaha, into the stricken
Nebraska city, to aid in preserving
order. Major Hartmann's detachment
consists OF about 100 men.
The war department will render ad-
ditional aid in the way OF supplies or
despatch Of additional troops, IL the
city and state authorities indicate
they are in need Of such assistance.
President and Mayor.
WASHINGTON March 24.-At the
request of Secretary Tumulty, the
United Press today delivered the mes
sage of the president to Mayor Dahl
man Of Omaha, after all efforts of the
white house to communicate with the
executive of the stricken city via COM
mercial wires had proven unavailing.
Within twelve minutes after the re-
quest had been made the reply OF
Mayor Dahlman was received at the
white house from the Washington
wire of the United Press.
The presidents message read:
Mayor James G. Dahlman,
Omaha, Neb.
II am deeply distressed at the news
received from Nebraska. Can we help
you in any way?
(Signed WOODROW WILSON"
The mayors reply was:
President Woodrow Wilson,
Washington
I'VE deeply appreciate your offer of
assistance, but our people are re-
spending nobly and l believe we can
handle the situation Major Hartmann
of Fort Omaha and his men came
promptly to our assistance and are
doing great work. The people of
Omaha desire, however, to express
their gratitude for your message of
sympathy.
(signed) JAMES G. DAHLMAN,
Mayor "
Red Cross Interested.
WASHINGTON March 24.-At the
request of the national headquarters
of the Red Cross the United Press to-
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The Forrest City times., 1913-12-12

to the daily phenomena Of life growth,
decay and death The medical pro-
fession cannot grapple with it, 1t has
enough to do to fight hourly with the
disease that is brought to it in many
instances only to late. 1t is for women
tender, compassionate and patient
TO enter upon this great crusade of
informing people, in the first place,
OF the preciousness Of human life to
the state, and then of teaching in
season and out of season the simple
hygienic rules whereby immense loss
and suffering can be obviated.
Women workers in this splendid en-.
terprise should commence With the
children. They need not go poking
into little homes and upsetting the
mothers, who are very jealous of In
reference in their domestic matters.
They can commence on our educate ion
al authorities. 1t is possible for wom-
en- keenly interested in the question
TO join these, and instead OF troub-
iing themselves about the curric-
ulum OF school, matter which can
safely be left TO the lead masters or
mistreSses, they can make their in
tloence felt in demanding that our
schools shall be run on hygienic prin-
cipies; that there should be such
thing as tooth brush drill as well as
physical drill, that tuburcular chill
dren should be separated from heal
thy children, and that hours of study
should be adjusted to the strength of
the child
what means are adopted in any Of
our large elementary schools for the
preservation Of the spread of tubercu-
losis among childden? One of the
most authoritative estimates places
those affected by this fell disease at
between II and - per cent of the
children who attend school ltspreads
and remains latent IN most cases uu-
til adolescence or afterwards. with
the result that a large proportion Of
the community are being trained only
for premature death.
would earnestly commend all
those Of my readers who complain
that they have no mission in life to
study this question deeply, to join the
ranks of those who are graphing With
the demon Of ill-health, and by be-
coming direct contributory force in
reformed educational system. help
10 build up a sturdy and contented
nation.
The Forrest City times., 1913-12-12
FROM ARKANSAS, or COURSE.
Arkansas Animal Takes First HOnors
II International Stock Show at
Chicago.

A special dispatch from Jackson,
Miss, published In Saturdays Mem
phis News-Scimitar, has the follow
ing in regard TO prize winners, which
originally came from Arkansas:
Grand championship honors at the
big International Stock show in Chi
cage were awarded to a Jackson,
Miss, bull, Point Comfort l4th, raised
and owned by w. J. Davis & Co, pro-
prietors Of La Neruet stock farm, two
miles from this city. Thus for the
first time in history Southern bull
has been voted the finest bull in the
world.
kilograms telling OF n e victory
were received in Jackson today, and
Mr.. Davis is being heartily congratu-
lated on the event.
The grand champion bull of the
world today is four years old, and was
bought when small calf by DR.. Da-
Wis at a town in Arkansas The ami
NAL received great care and attention
at the La Nernet farm, and condi-
toned o r entry at several shows,
twhere lie won high honors. The bull
reached the zenith Of his reputation
when the Chicago judges pronounced
him the best bull in the grand champ
ionship class.
The victory is all the more nota-
bic because of The fact that the com
petition was so strong. Point Com.
fort nth was in competition with an
improved bull that sold in Aurora,
Ind. last month at auction for the
sum of $1,000
In capturing the greatest blue rib
bon at the big show W. !. Davis has
realized an ambition that he has
cherished ever since he went into the
stock raising business, that of own
ing grand champion.
He is highly elated today over the
fact
Mr.. Davis sent herd Of 90 cattle
to the Chicago show, the first big
bunch OF Ilerefords sent from the
South to this event.
The Forrest City times., 1913-12-12
Constipation Poisons You

If you are constipated. your entire
system is poisoned by the waste mat
ter kept in the body serious results
often follow. Use Or. Kings New
Life Pills and you will soon get rid
of constipation, headache and other
troubles 25c at druggists or by mail.
ii. r. Bucklen 81 Co, Philadelphia
and ST. Louis
The Forrest City times., 1913-12-12
Cosmos Club Health Notes.

There is ii great crying need for a
great campaign in every town and
village in the land in the promotion
Of social hygiene, and no class could
carry this on more effectively than in
telligeut women of the leisured class
es. What fruitful field of educative
and philanthropic eudeavor is open
here
Even in these advanced twentieth
century days the masses OF the people
are stepped in ignorance with regard
The Forrest City times., 1913-12-12
MERCHAND| SE
Great Fall and Winter Sale Of

aWay 0fsn han tor This the sale that
ever before offered in Forrest
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-09-11

built, equipped and operating IS contena'
plated by this Act, then the said County
Commissioners shall issue said bonds and
subscribe the said capital stock and not
otherwise.
SECTION 10. And be It enacted, That
the County Commissioners Of the said
county or q majority Of them, are hereby
authorized and empowered either in per
son or by proxy To vote the stock SO to
be subscribed for at any meeting Of the
stockholders Of said company, under such
conditions as the private stockholders may
be authorized 10 vote their individual
stock.
SECTION II. And be it enacted, That
this Act shall be advertised in the news.
papers published IN Anne Arundel coun-
ty for two months preceding the next
election for members Of the House Of
Delegates, and be subject to the approval
Of a majority Of al the members elected
70 each house Of the General Assembly of
Maryland at its next session after the
passage of this Act. And il is hereby
made the duty anfl the said County Com
missioners of Anne Arundel county are
hereby directed to have this Act publish
ed as required by this section.
SECTION 10. And be It enacted, That
this Act shall take effect from the date
OF its passage.
Approved April sth, 1912.
Published by authority Of Board Of
County.
s. o. TILGHMAN, CLERK
County Commissioners FOR Anne Arundel
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WANTED EVERY MAN AM
WOMAN TO READ THIS.
AND

There are no better civic organiza-
tions 10 Annapolis than the Chamber
of Commerce and the Civic League.
and none more worthy of the support,
encouragement and personal aid of
every man and woman in this town.
Yet this support is not forthcoming.
and for the last several meetings both
organizations have not had quorum.
and could not transact any busiress.
1t is not a matter for somebody else.
but for YOU to consider Ask your
self: "Am | Giving these organizes
tions my individual support? Am /
lending encouragement by my presence
at their meetings or do absent my
self, perhaps thoughtlessly. perhaps
purposely from their meetings and
thereby throw a wet blanket on the OBJ
ject and purpose of these orgapiza-
tions.
A certain responsibility rests upon
each man and each woman in this com
munity. The Chamber of Commerce
and the Civic League stand for civic
pride. and betterment OF civic condi.
tions. If every man gives mis- earnest
support to the Chamber of Commerce,
and If every woman gives her earnest
support and personal encouragement To
the Civic League. we shall have a
town that all can be proud # and We
shall better our own individual eond
tion by bettering that of the town.
Ladies and gentlemen we beg of you
to rise to the Importance, as well as
the necessity of the occasion and from
this time on to show your colors and
stand by these organizations that
make our city worth while
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Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE Is REkEBY GIVEN .........
~ Subscriber, OF Anne Ar-rf. -.-
has obtained from the Orphans. ...-.t ~
Anne Arundel County. iu NaryIr.# .rt ...
OF Administration on che persona ...,ts sf
JOSEPH LOREA.
late Of Anne Arundel Co. isr-. Am
persons having claims against tH ......
are hereby warned t0eXhihit tIl.. ....t
the vouchers thereof 60 She sutserH ".
or before the
18TH DAY or JANUARY. .na
They may otherwise. by law. la ste..f..
from al beuent Of said estate tII r...,.,
indebted 70 said estate are rgouestra 10
make immediate payment
Given under my hand thn eIb. #t- s.
July, 1918.
C0NCELTA LOREA
80 s5r,r.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-09-11

The waters of the ocean have beer
admitted TO the Pacific end of tbs
Panama Canal by the blowing up or
Sunday of the last barrier of rock and
earth which kept them out The At.
lantie waters have long risen and fal.
len with the scant tide in the Car
ribbesn end of the canal while the
Gstun Dam is flling steadily the CEN
tral portion with the fresh water of
the Chsgres River.
The water in the Gatun Dam is MS
ing rapidly and is already deep enouvh
for dredge to nsviagte it. In few
days this twenty-four- section of
the canal will be ready for the great
service to commerce which is expected
OF II. Only two narrow earth banks
remain as barrier to a complete
passage through the canal. They will
soon go and the canal will then be Al.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-09-11
most reaag o gIre a througa.lhs-sonll-

most ready to give a thrcugh-the-conti
nent passage 10 ocean commerce.
After the last earth barriers are re-
moved and a water passage unbroken
except az the locks has been created
from Colon to Panama the way will be
open for boats. but not At FIRST for the
Oregon or other deep-draft vessels.
A considerable amount Of dredging at
the points where the last earth bar
riers are shattered hy dynamite viii be
necessary. Probably ore of the light
draft boats of the Panama Railroad
Company Is fleet will be the first TO
pass from the Atlantic 70 the Pacific
through the new canal. Phil8. Press.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-09-11
Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN That she
AN Subscriber, OF Anne Arundel county
has obtained from the Orphans Court o
Anne Arundel county, IN Maryland, let
OF
WILLIAM j. b. SIMS,
late OF Anne Arundel County. de0shsed
All persons having claims against tLg do
ceased. are hereby warned Go exhibit Che
same, With the vouchers thereof io She
subscriber on or before she
18th DAY OF sEPTEMBER. 1918
They may otherwise, by lar, be excluded
from all benefit OF said eatate. AN persons
indebted to said estate nre requested 90
make immediate payment
Given under my hand this iItH day oi
March, 1913
MARY A. sCEAEFFER.
EXecutriH
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Wednesday, October |, 1918.
Al Rieven O'Clock "A, M.

At Eleven O'Aiock A. NJ.
All thet real esate in said mortgage men.
tfoned consisting of all thst lot or parcel of
land siguated ou he east side OF Woodland
avenue, Gef mnntOwu, second District OF
Anne hrun0ei ounty Md fronting on
said avenue the distance OF thirty feet, viii
a 9 enth OF one hundred and eighty-seven
feet more o. less, being the same lot or par-
Gel Of land which was convey ed to the said
George ~ Steinbsrg by j. Clayton Brewer
by deed date1 the 9Th day OF july, l9lS and
recorded among the Land records OF Anne
Arundel County ia Liber q. w. No. 6s, foli0
$50. tc,
The lot IS improved by two-story frame
dwelling OF six rooms II good condition.
1he terms Of safe are:--Due- half the pur-
cha money Is be paid in cash on the rati-
Hcafion of the sale hy the Court an& the
balance IN SIX IN 1nths from the day OF sale
the deferred payment TO bear Interest aud
TO b. secure ta he satisfaction ~ the un-
q rsiEned. Oraii cash at the option OF the
purchaser. A deposit q Sla0 will be re-
Qulred on She day II sale.
For further PARTICULARS inquire OF
FRANK n STOCK SIT,
s-5td Attorney Named In Mortgage,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-09-11
FOR SALE.

A coon BU>I E>S STAND IN West
Street ineludie g Steck. Fixtures. etc
Now max ng good prsft To- the owner.
- ilng on aceount & leaving town.
Business and property can b. bought
together or separately Addgess e.
W. A., Box 59T. annapolis. sf1 9w
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-09-11


the Collector aud Treasurer.
SECTION BE It established and ordained
BY the Mayor Counselor and Aldermen ~
the city of Annapolis. that section OF Ar.
ticie 10. uf the city Code. be, ana Il Is here
bs repealed ana re-epacted with amend
ments soas to read as follows;
SECTION Sit shall be the duty of the
said Collector and 1rea urer, u keep and
have an Office In the Municipal Government
Building. which shall b. plainly designated
as such 10y external sign AID 70 attend
therein for the ansaction ~ husine. daily
except sundays and lesal no idays or unless
REUSED . tne MAYOR hetween the hours q
nine O'Clock A. II. and three O'Clock +. NJ
lt shall be the duty Of the said oileptof and
Treasurer 70 keep certain books In which
shall be entered a fair and correct account
OF an taxes aud moneys 20 be ~ him cOiiec-
ted, with the names II the persons owing
the sanie; and. i for taxes. with the assess.
mfnts of the persons OWNS the same; ana
also a full and iair cash account. showing
All sums OF moneg recetNs 4 by him, 80 as 10
Indicate the source whence the same were
derived. re- pectivviys aud showing al sums
the purposes to which the same were ep-
Piled respectively; and also au account 81
ali debts Que 10 or due by the Corpora ion;
aad ne shall enter regularly on us DOCKS
an acc UNITS passed by the Corporation. and
shall cps II separate account against each
saiaFied officer. each debtor and creditor OF
the corporation. and against eacn nppro-
priation made by the corporation for re-
pairs or Improvements in any part OF the
city; the said Collector and Treasurer shall
re- port ana exhibit 10 the Corporntion ~
each OF kheir monthly meetings. fnH ana
particular statement OF his receipts and ex-
penaitGres for the preceding month, and
shall - hihit his vouchers there ior; and at
the same slime, or as often thereto as he may
be required. shall make out and exhibit
full statement OF the debts due 70 ana dne
have. aud produce his said books. and the
ia nk book Il d check-boog. which he Is re-
qu9red 70 keep by ciiy ordinance. ~ said
mo- fhiy meetings. and also at snch other
NEE tnaa, or before such committee or coin-
mittets as fhe Corporation shall order or
direct
dafned. that this ordinance shall take effect
from the date OF its passage.
Approved july y. 1913
Mayor
True Copy. Fsst: -.,- -,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-09-11
Launch Parties Solicited !

Having large. fully equipped Motor
Boat with standing top, protected from
sun ard rain; / solicit appointment for
Launch PartiesN mp the river or any
where desired. Good boatman in charge
az Launch. Rates reasonable. Also
smsl. Motor Boats for Hire. Make ap-
pointnents--Call up 667-n.
G. II. WAGNER,
.l4om Weems' Greek.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-09-11
Notice 60 Creditor

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAI t..
~ Subscriber has obtained from Ir5 rs
phans' Court Of Anne ArunCcl County. sr
Maryland Letters OF Admilistratfur on #H.
personal estate OF
JOSEPH MACALUSp.
late OF Anne Arundel County. dutr4s.t -
All persons having claims nFHirHt .H. d.
ceased, are hereby warned 20 exhibit tEa
same. with the vouchers thereof fo tra suH.
scriher. on or before the
7tb DAY OF JANUARY. iats
They may otherwise, by iaw. te excluded
from al benefit OF said estate AN qersopt
indebted 20 said eetRte are requested so
make immediate payment
Gtveu under my hand this lst dag of
July 1918.
ANTONINO MACALUEu
w ..mL-
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FOR SALE---Sl75. 90

One CADILLAC RUNABoUT.
in good condition. For further
particulars. address, B. B. B Z"
Box 5e7, Annapolis, or Telephone
NO. oo. sIIw
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-09-11
Water Front Lot For Sale.

A BUILDING IoT. beautifnllv sit
uatea or thestor Ayenne. Annapolis,
murray Hhi, fronting thereon l95 feet.
fCnnlng TO the waters OF Sps Creek,
"itn depth OF 20 fseE Apply 10
WlNS0N G.. GOTT,
mou Attorney for Owner.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-09-11
- - a. NoNnMHER -
EOTIcR ID cREDIT0Rs

NOTICE Us HFREBI CIV 1n iuA. I.t
scriber mas obtained from llc urpl
Court OF Anne Arundel County, iu 1trl +
letters TestamentRry on she lefH0
estate Of
JOHANNA MALONEI
tate OF Anne Arundel County, decaagd. z.
persons having claims against the t-
arfs hereby warned "a exhibit the same W'if
the vouchers thereof. % the subscr.nsr ol oi
before the
7th DAY or OCTOBER HM
They may otherwise. BY lAw, be ezclueel li3l
al benefit Of said estate. All pe11na
t. said estate ars requested % MAKE l-
Given under my hand this lH. day o.
MARGARET MALONEl...
- FreeutnF
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Salurday, septsmber l3Lh, lsl3,

AT III O'CLOCK A. NJ.
All the real estate in said mortgage
mentioned consisting OF all that lot or
parcel OF land situate In the Second
District Of Anne Arundel County,
Maryland. near Parole, and described
as follows:
Being Lot No. 20. as designated on
Plat b, filed in the Equity Cause No.
1889 in the Circuit Court for Anne
Arundel County. entitled William p.
Gather and others against Thomas h.
Gather and others, fronting forty feet
on the public road leading from Anna
polls TO Parole and running back two
hundred and thirty two feet six inches.
more or less, to the right-of-way of
the Washington. Baltimore and Anna
polls Railroad. and being the same
lot or parcel of land which was convey
ed to the said Harriet Gross by Mary
Clash, By deed dated November 26th,
1909. and recorded among the Land
Records for Anne Arundel County in
Liher q. W., No72, fnlio z, &c.
The lot Is improved by two-story
frame dwelling Of six rooms.
THE TERMS OF SALE ARE ~
One-half or the purchase money to be
paid in cash on the day of sale or
ratiication thereof by the Court, and
the balance in six months from the
day of sale. the deferred payment to
bear interest and to be secured 70 the
satisfaction Of the undersigned, or all
cash at the option of the purchaser.
For further Information inquire of,
FRANK H. STOCKETT,
Laid Attorney named IN mortgage.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-09-11

Admiral Dewey says that the navy
has never been so we'll prepared for
war as st the present time, and il is
pratty generally acknowledged that
Dewey always knows what he is talk
ing about. = Cumberland Times.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-09-11
JULIAN BREWER, Auctioneer.
PUBLIC SALE
OF
Lot and Dwelling
German town, Second District
Anne Arundel County.

By virtue Of authority contained In q
mortgage from GEO g. 81. Steinherg and
Josephine q SteinberR. his wife. dated h
seventh day o \ NOveulbe 1903 aud record
cd among the Land Records for anne
Arundel County IN Iiber q. W No o. folio
sos etc. tha dersigned as The attorney
named Ia the mortgage VIII otfer 70 public
sRle nt the Court House door In the city OF
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Application For Pardon.
STATE oF MARYLAND.
OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE

ANNAPoIIs, SEPT. 3. 1918
To ~ Whom II may concerns
Notice IS hereby given. That application
has been maae 70 he Cspsern0rol Maryland.
Tor the pardon ~ WALTER T. fa0Ih
pIo uas casgictee 81 the April sCrm. 1913
of tie Clreuit Ccart for Anne AruuGel euf-
Is. OF Larceny. ana sentencea 80 The Mary
months ard % restore the value of goods
stolen 70 the owner
The Cos ernor viii take up said case for
final decision on or after AON DAY, ~ p
kNprfs ihth 1914. pnfii which time pro-
tests against such pardon viii be heard. and
the papers fied viii b oTen TO Inspection,
al tho discretion afthe Governor.
By order OF the Governor,
ROBERT p GRAHAM.
40 Secretary ~ state
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-09-11

1t behooves every Democrat, he he
Progressive or Regular, to support the
Democratic ticket at the polls in the
November election.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-09-11
Printed Signs For Sale.

Come to the Capital Office for a
Printed ''For Sale or ssFor Rent
signs. 'sTresspsss Notices, Z" 'sHalf
Holiday Closing" signs, etc, etc. 4
full supply on hand. At this Office
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-09-11

The recent primaries were conducted
with all fairn,s SIS and justice. and the
ticket nominated should receive the IN
biased support at the regular election
two months hence.
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NOTICE 70 CREDITORS

nJ0pICE rs HEREBY GIVEN. TH7t tfe
Subscriber OF Anne Arurfei counts
aas obtained from tbs Orphans Court 0f
Anne Arundel county, in Mary yl9ud. lsttrss
OF Administration on the personal estate Of
KATIE PLANDER,
.ats 81 Anne Arundel county, deceased All
pereona having claims against tba deceased
ars hereby warned 10 exhibit tlg s8ua with
the voucher tthsreoL 90 t1o aubsCr.bar. en- or
bsl0Te the
20th DAY or JANUARY, 1874
they may otherwise. by law, bu crC8ded
from oil benefit OF said estate All persons
Indebted toEaid ostats are requested l0 make
Immediate payment
Given under my hsnc thk 18th day OF
July, 1918
GEORGE E. PLANpEK.
AdmT.