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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-06-15
HAMILTON WILL HAVE
u. S. HARBOR LINES
Major C. Keller Has Recommended
That Work be Done-counciI
Requested 1t.

City Attorney Orr of Hamilton
has been notified by Major G. Keller
that the application of the city coun-
Gil for the establishment of harbor
line above the dam has been approx
ed and an application has been made
to the war department for authority
to make a survey and maps and allot
sufficient funds for the purpose. The
recommendations of Major Keller will
doubtless be approved.
The people of Hamilton are en-
thusiastic over Hamilton becoming a
river port because of the dam. The
Streci1fus officials have stated that
their boats will land at Hamilton and
ether steamboat lines are expected to
do the same.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-06-15
Blue And
DISCOURAGED
Mrs. Hamilton Tells How She
Finally Found Health in
Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound.

Warren. Ind. 81 was bothered ter
ribly with female weakness. had pains
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-06-15
Y. M. C. A. ITEMS
New Quincy Building.

The new Young Mems Christian
Association building at Quincy, H.,
will be dedicated there this afternoon
with a most interesting program.
Judge S. b. Montgomery, president of
the local association, will preside; the
dedicatory exercises will be conduct
ed by X. A. Shumaker, state secre-
tary of the Y. M. G. A., Kansas City,
Mo-, and the dedicatory address will
be given by DR.. H. M. Bearsley of
Kansas City, Mo. Greeting addresses
will be made by representatives from
Illinois, Missouri and Iowa. G. r..
Joy of Keokuk will deliver the adj
dress for Iowa. There are other in
teresting and entertaining features,
including other addresses, solos, in
strumental music, etc, furnishing a
splendid program for the event
Much Interest.
Quincy people are showing much in
terest in the new building. Friday
afternoon and evening of the past
| past week were designated to the
ladies and from p NJ until 5 o'clock
members of the ladies' clubs, church
societies, ETC., inspected the building
Assisting the Y M. G. A. reception
committee was a delegation of the
members of the Y. w. G. A., and for
two hours all departments of the
building were open and enjoyed as
assembling places for the visitors. Al
might members of the Y. w. G. A. and
members of organized Sunday schoo
classes paid their respects to the new
building
1 Saturday was the last day the build
| ing was to be opened to the genera
Ipublie. 1t was designated citizens
day" and it is thought that more thar
Ia thousand people took advantage o.
the privilege of seeing the splendid
new home for the boys and men. Dur
ing the morning and afternoon the
public and parochial school children
land college students We're received
also county officials and residents o
the county outside of Quincy Las
night the police and fire department
members together with the laborinI
element and general public were re
ceiyed.
The Washington times., 1913-11-09
ADJUSTMENTS
PADEREWSkI
PLANO RECITAL

TUESDAY. NOVEMBER II. National Thea
ter. 4:30. Prices. 500. $1.5o s2.o0 80. s. o.
Boxes. 5000. Seats on sale at Droops. l3t
and C.
The Washington times., 1913-11-09
lies MiserabIes' Movies
At National Theater

This afternoon inaugurates the second
appearance Of Les Miserables," the
moving pictures Of the Hugo masterpiece.
at the National Theater. Two perform
ances win be given, one in the afternoon
and one at night. Pictures that fairly
talk" is the way in which one critic
has characterized them. and surely this
INSTALLATION of Hugo's immortal story
places the film high among the greatest
triumphs Of the modern art Of motion
photography.
The episodes of the life of Jean VAL
jean move in connected Interpretation
exquisite in the perfection of its details
that take cognizance of every facial ex-
preston and action.
THE realism Is moving and impress
sive," declares another critic, who saw
the pictures under difficulties, for at the
initial performance a faulty projecting
apparatus quite marred the wonderful
pictures. But SO remarkable was the
unfolding of the story that he concluded
his review with the quotation: The
well-known characters in the story live
and move and have their being in this.
one of the finest specimens Of the mo-
ton picture play."
The Washington times., 1913-11-09
THEATRICAL NEWSNOTES

gagement, which begins tomorrow, Man
ager Voolfolk has secured a kitchen
GARNET, which Is on exhibition in IN,
lobby of the theater, and which will bt
one one OF the, prizes 20 be gwen away mex,
Tuesday night.
Leon Enrol, one of the comedians with
the "Ziegfeld Follies.' has written a
musicai comedy in which he is to be
s.arred next season in conjunction with
Stella Chatelaine.
When THE Old Homestead" comes to
the Columbia Theater for Thanksgiving
week 1t will be the nineteenth engage
ment in this city in the twenty-seven
years 1t has been before the public.
Mary Anderson, now Mrs. Antonjo
Nevarro. has been offered 10000 a week
Tor limited tour of the B. +. Keith
circuit: 1t is hardly likely the former
serasealenne viii respond with an af-
In selecting Washington as the first
city in which to present THE Honey
Bee Harrison Grey Fiske recalls the
pleasant fact that the Capital was given
duction of .'Kismet."
bllly watson, who plays at the Cav
ety tnls week, Is not only an author and
actor. but is the owner of theaters in
two cities. Brooklyn and Paterson. He
personally directs all Of the business
affairs OF both houses.
lhose who will appear here with
Sousi and his band when they play ar
Inc Inc New National Sunday. November
=; are Virginia Root, soprano: Mareel
Eluck. Violiniste. and Herbert /, CTsIk
cornetist, each of whom have Won
worldwide regulations. "oi
Manager Peck, of the Gavetv rrba.,o
Is proud OF the new electric sign in tbe
'front.' or his burlesque house Ninth
street Is greatly lightened by the bnra
ts tst.ers made by the electric bulbs for
building 'esht Oh the
The Washington times., 1913-11-09

Edna May is flirting with an enor-
nous salary lure held out by b. F.
Keith. 1t is believed she will accept.
Harrison Grey Fiske will be in WASH
ington this week to personally direct
his first big comedy success, The
Honey Bee
Helen Millington, of THE Honey
Bee is the only feminine member Of
the company who will admit her age
Helen is eight.
George NJ. Cohan in his great comedy
success, Broadway Jones'" will be one
Of the early attractions at the New
National Theater. ~
Norris Millington, nine-year-old thes-
plan with The Honey Bee" was here
last season with Viola Allen in THE
Daugh er of Heaven"
Pauline Taylor, Frank O'Leary, and
May Phelps are aiding Clayton White
in his new playlet, i.Cherie," now in
the B. F. Keith houses.
Everywhere" is the name Conan and
Harris have substituted for the play
Home Ties which will be one of the
December offerings in Washington.
Negotiations are now under way for
son Burnett's 'Racketty-Packetty
House" in this city. in the near future.
Paul Arnstrong's new one-act play,
Woman Proposes has scored so
strongly In New York that il has been
given time in all the B. F. Keith
theaters
Burton Holmes has been in receipt of
many requests from local admirers
that he present his Panama travelogue
here during his stay at the Columbia
Theater.
Ida Brooks Hunt, the prima donna,
late of THE Chocolate Soldier" is in
B. +. keith's vaudeville in THE Sing
ing Countess new operetta by Edgar
Allen Woolf
Frank Tinney. the principal comedian ;
of the ''Ziegfeld Follies,' was a number
of years employed in the embalming
department of a Philadelphia under
takers establishment
Damaged Goods" which follows
THE Honey Bee" at the Columbia, has
received the Endorsement of the fore
most ministers of Washington. In the
West it has been playing to capacity
houses. ,
4 Country Store night will be in
at the Academy Theater
every Tuesday night, commencing this
week and continuing throughout the
season. For the Happy Hooligan" en- !
The Washington times., 1913-11-09
Kappa Sigmas Entertain.

The Kappa Sigma fraternity en-
tertaiDed large audience in the
fraternity house last night with a
cabaret show. The alumni chapter
was in charge. but number Of ac-
tive chapter members participated
The headliner was mock trial In
which most of those in the cabaret
cast took part The bill opened with
a clever clog dance by +. K. STRAIT
ton and ]. T. Quirk. followed by
Bryant and Llufrio in piano and
violin duet. S. o.. Clayton and c. E.
Wright gang. and DR.. Biggs and s.
p. Jones appeared in a sketch.
The Washington times., 1913-11-09
Collegiate Clubs New
Officers Installed

Officers of the Collegiate Club were
installed with interesting ceremonies at
meeting in the club quarters last
night DR.. Abram simon was in charge
OF the exercises. The attendance was
large. The rooms were beautifully
decorated. Julius i. Peyser. Rabbi
Louis stern. DR.. I. Shapiro, and Milton
Strassburger made addresses.
The officers inducted were: Presi-
dent, Louis weinberger, of New York;
vice president, Frederick NJ. Pelzman,
of Washington; treasurer. Edward NJ.
Schwartz, Of Washington; recording
secretary. ]. ]. Friedman. Of Omaha;
financial secretary. Joseph p. Bader, of
New York: keeper of the seal, ]. F.
Ritz. of New York. The entertain
ment committee in charge of the meet
ing consisted of Fred NJ. Plezman,
Harry o. Sandberg, and Samuel Coop
ersmith.
The Washington times., 1913-11-09
Holmes Announces
TrayeIogue Dates

The travelogue season in this city
vii l-be einaugurated- by Burton Holmes,
a fortnight from tonight at the Colum-
bia Theater with an entirely new
series that is proving extraordinarily
attractive throughout the Western cir
cult where Mr.. Holmes is now concIud-
ing his twenty-first season.
There will be a Sunday evening and
Monday afternoon course. alike In
every detail, and each comprising five
separate topics on as many different
dates. Beginning Sunday. November q
and the following Monday afternoon
with ''The New Manila" the succeed
ing subjects will be Hiking Through
Luzon," Cruising Through the Philip
pines,'' China in 1913 and Japan
in. Korea The motion pictures and
stereopticon views illustrating each will
be exceptionally beautiful. A week
from Tuesday morning the course tick
cts will be placed on sale at the boz
office Of the Columbia Theater.
The Washington times., 1913-11-09

Frank Tinney. the principal comedian
of the, ''Ziegfeld Follies." was a number
of years employed in the embalming
department of a Philadelphia under
takers establishment
The Washington times., 1913-11-09
damaged Goods" Star
Will Lecture Here

Richard Bennett. playing in Dam
aged Goods in Washington next week
will lecture under the auspices of the
Washington Center of the Drama
League at the Columbia Theater, Tues
day afternoon, November is. at 4:4o. on
THE Theater AS An Educational Fac
tor in Modern Life" Admission will be
by card, which may be obtained by APP
plication to the local secretary Of the
Drama League. Miss Ethel NJ. Smith,
1872 Vernon street northwest. inclos-
ing stamped addressed envelope.
The Washington times., 1913-11-09

Damaged Goods which follows
''The Honey Bee" at the Columbia, has
received the Endorsement of the fore
most ministers of Washington. In the
West it has been playing to capacity
houses.
The Washington times., 1913-11-09

Country Store night will be in
augurated at the Academy Theate
every tuesday night. commencing thi
week and continuing throughout tn,
season. For the Happy Hooligan" en-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-31
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matB iGr Sommerfeit bcgcBcu.

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NAL oeutidsn Observation-Disclosures
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poQften mtabe in GrfuQung geben,
benn Die goomonu'The Bttttpeubeiz
matb erfreut iih ieit od6ren po6lUer=
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thums i'm geIonDsren uro Der 8unit
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meinen uno 8psifelsobne piro Tih ods
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trefflifRn Reoner Ii6ern uno aud fur
Elm babihes Utuiitprogramm Sorse
tragen.
Werner pirb nit Dem Set aud elm
ga3ar perbunben iein, 1pdbreno ieIbit>
re0eno ebenfQlls bic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
februnaen fir Die 8epirtbung Der
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itunoen Elm OpuIentes abenoefen ier'
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Das 2Sif6 2af6- -0enemal
Sm Der gatsrffabt ioll es nod in
bieiem Sabre entbi.ut werbsn.

6err 6ans pan Nes, Der Iih bier bic
Gummliinq DON 6elbern fir bas Dtle
helm gufd Esntmal dngelegeu fein
lieb uno Dem Dentmals aommittee als
geitrda Der gintinnatisr 8ersbrer bes
Sumoriitsn $40 iiberpeiTen tonnte,
6df BON Ieinem JreunDe 6. u. OlDes
msner In 9remen, einem Wiitalieb oes
Dehfmals sapmmittees, eiHsn 8rtsf err
hnIten. 6errn bon Res iptrb bdritt
mitaet6etlt, beb nit Der Grrihtttng
pes 9eufmals in Der 8ateritdbt Des
1id,ters poranqegangen tDeroen iol.
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intereHiren, mas Serr Sloemener
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tet:
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6cb infer aonmittes iih Dor aur3em
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| mir ataubsn inbeb, baB e uns getin'
aen fpirb. Elm fpeHH audi be'heiosnsi
unb unTpru6stofes, bod ourhaus
niirSiqes uno 3tpstsntiprehenbe:
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ten uno g3biloiopku ber1u'teQen. Dt'
| Soes oafiir 1T: In elmer Rotlinoe mi
oriinsm S,interdrnnbs iuiro Elm sien
| lid, toher Sodd aus WtuIhslfaltiteir
,u itsben tpmmsn, osfeu Spise einI
tlsine 9ruppe dlIegori'her auf Buif
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pdhrsnb auf Der DorbsrTeite be:
sodels Elm erohes gronse Relisf Dol
guih in rsuliitiifsr QebsnsDahrhet
anqe6ra6t perbsn ion ....
berr 6aHs pan Res lit natiriid
! INNER nod 6ereit, bon tieiigsu gereb
rsrn g&trGee fir bos sepIaHte Dent
nal sntsessn3unebmsn, Die prompt a
bds aommittss in 3euti4lano abge
iiibrt ipsroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-31
glrbeiter.Z .Zangerfeft.
acitoiriseut eonis GbrsOtt bon isi'
men groben NIT ben ausiuartt'
gen Sangern iebr befriesist.

.Iie Sdnger geben lih groBe
Dliibe uu0 ieben benz Sanger'eIt bier
mtt GROCER Spannltng entge9en."
Ias lit in fl,r3en @orteu oos Heirl-
tat Der geobahtltngeu uno grtab.
riiHaen, Die Deeiiter SolIIs Gbrgott
oui Der Meiie gemaft, Die er III iet'
ner Gigenihait ais 5eitotrI8ent beg
IN Den 3agen pom 20. bis % Sunt
5ier itattfinoen0en 5dngerfeItes oes
ar6eiter Sdnqerbitn6s Der Aoromelt
Staaten gemnht bot
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ghicaao ilHo DliIUdufee geiiihrt, gu
riidaefebrt uno iprah iih in iebr an.
erfennerSer 8eiie iiber Die oorttgen
sum slrbciter Sdngerbltno gebori.
aen Uereine ans.
Gr bot in oen 9enonnten oret
5tdoten nit oeu Sdngern einaehen'
be 9roben nbqebalten uno oeriprift
iidl oltf grln6 ser bierbet gerah.
ten geobaftlngeH fir Die aon3erte
bes ;seIte$ iebr hiibife Seiitugen.
gus ct 9ouiS unS Milipdufee Der'
bcn ie 100 Sdnaer 5u eriparten fem.
rpdbreno aus Chicago iiber 200
5inaer fommen perSeu Sier3ii
foumcn nod cine sln5abl gereiuf
ans fleincrcn Stdoten. iooaB Der
aqaiienhor elm iiberais inIpoianter
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TRACE fait Der iinruttlihen ntitptrten
ocn @creine brinacn. iooaB oa:
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aus IameH 3uiammeii, Die in Obi
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me id,on eiirig am Vrobeu iiuo, iun
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rhne aenitbreihe. unuergeblihe Tag
4 II,ter perbrinqeH per0cr.
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GeseH abidJaiiuns Der oeHtidsn
SdriitSeihen.

Der DeutI6e DberlsbrsrOsrein BON
Cincinnati protsitirt alsf oas ollerents
i4isbenite gegeH jsosn 8srIu6, i'm
Deutihen GItmentarunterriAfe Die
osutIten Sdrift3si6eu bnrh oi. lateis
aiihsn 9uhftaben gu erisssR."
Sbiesr proteIt tpuroe tn Der restls
mdbigsn 0erfammlung Der beutfheR
Gberle6rer am Tonnsritag Rahmits
tag sinftimmis gutgs1eiben, ebenio
aub bic gegriinouus oiefes qroteites.
bic Or. lid al bic hieigs oduoelss
TANNER eeIhidt bat. 6offsHtlih Diro
oas bstrefienbe aommittee oieisr R5rs
perf5afi, oas Iid bsHiibiet iuh. einsn
geI6tuB CUR abfhoffuns Der oeitt'
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ne6ft gseriinoung sehoris ao Hotdm
nebmsn uno In 3ittunft isine ssi6dTz
tise Jiiriorss anoeren Binsen 5utuea'
ben.
Dr. hid mics duf ben fommenoen
ashrsrtaa bin. Der bonn 30 SUM BIZ
8. 5uli in 5oleoo, O.. Pathfinder
uiro unb foroerte in eiHoriHgli6sr
Dorten bis aofisgsn uuf. Der aaguns
beisupofnen uno unttr ben 2ebrerin
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All MAIDEN. prGfiosnt Burger eruarHt'
oorauf einen 4usIhuB. Der bic notaI'
asn Bor6ereitiinseR fir cine aernetn
fame ssabrt nah Der aonpentloHsfGo
treFyn ipiro. Serr lid asoahi: aud
In dntrsenusnoen, pistdtooaeH Bor:sl
oss 6inf6eioens BEG e6enaliaen eeitf
Then Sberlehrers sSohannss 9obel
Der anfancs oisies Wonats in BE-
llniperFtGtsIfoot gereslsp, bei 5Gl
Eraneisco. farb. Gr ipiss babel ins
6efonbsre baranf bin. oab 5err 9obe
Der srfte 56riftfiihrer oes sriten osut
2ebreroersins ameri.as mar. Der eno
Der finisissr Sabre bier sssriinbs
nurhs.
Die gsamtenpnh. bic anm Sdln
ftdttfanb, bate folaenbes GrgebniB
I q. g. gurqer. nrdFoent; +. Z. Gtl
| rsr. 8issprdfiotnt: 6. 90. Gihiel
edriftfiibrer; PAUL bon 5orn. Sddt
meiftsr.
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VDlfsfeft Der Ednser.
Taksise III nnamsbr ami Ssuatas,
20. Smmi anseiess nmo iiHbet In
Gbeitsr pari ifait.

Mas ldnss pGbrt. pirb gut. beist
"a, unr eas Spri6port pirb iid
al6 BEL benz S1nssrsas Der 9ereiaias
ten Edngtr betpabrbeitsn. Der aunz
mstr auf Scnntag. 20. SiiHi, ansesssi
ils. 3freiuaI mubit bas JEFF fpeaer
tes Girsifs Der Gtrabsnbuhnfr pers
it.oben tperoen. cber iebt iinh alle
finnsrniift iiberirunpen. unb Der sol.
tsns Cptimigmua Der Singer rirn
stuib eas ganae beutfte 8iirgsribum
NIT iih fortreibtn. neun es gift. oaa
g0ngerpoifsftft 3u feiern. Ddiislb.
firbet I'm ghtfssr Bart ftatt uno has
uripriinslif pprbereitete Vrosrnmr
sslcngt sur Durhfiibrung. Du jsbof
cine 9eiprefuns unbeoinst itattfinber
E:ue, 10 Bat yr1fineni Gbarles O
Gnmiof duf Usontag NbsHo. q. Juni
6 l!br, IN Der Central 9urntntIe sia,
TeIsgntmiitung einberufsn unb Z,
IEefft. bnb fin be Gtrren Dsl<gnter
|rcl566iis efuiieIen.
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Tag Dag.
6eate M Jiassentae Der Anti 1M'
berfnloiis 9iea.

Ssute tit .1agsDop" Der anttsSus
bsrfuloiissaiga". gu 6unoerten fDers
ben stinoer ,fotpie grpahiene i'm Sns
tersHe Der aisa thdtis iein unb auf ben
Strdben, in ben 9otels uno in Den
einselnen Gebdubsn ale psrIonsn gum
antanf Der tleinen Gdbntsn au bsrpes
gen periuhen, pelhs bic Qi9a IN ben
6anbel bringt, Inn iih Die Utittel arr
Jortisbung ibres bisber 70 erfoIgrsts
den Wirtens in Der 8etampfuns Der
Shipinbluft 3u ii6ern.
Der Grtrdg bes 6eutigen 5dges
fpirD pbne Grage Elm gldn5snoer iein,
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