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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-10
WORK ON CURRENCY
IS BADLY MUDDLED
Committee Laboring on Measure
Apparently Doomed to Be
Discarded.
HOPE is IN CONFERENCE
Republicans Say Wilson Can
Have Fight ii He's Spoil
ing for it.

Washington, November e.--Work on
the administration currency bin to ia
submitted TO the Democratic confer
ence OF the Senate on Wednesday was
continued to-day by Senators Owen,
Shatroth. Pomcrcne and Hollis. the -four
Democrats who found il impossible Ia
put tho measure through tho Senate
banking COMMITTEES.
As u goes 70 tho conference, tic
report win recommend tho bin vir-
tually ~ Il came from the House. with
4 number or minor amendments and
changes Of phrascology. which the al
ministration believes necessary TO per-
feet II. An attempt will be made ~
the -four Senators to secure in addi
ton 10 their signatures. those Of Sena-
tors Reed aud O'Gorman. who have op-
posed many or the features or the bill
In the committee. Both Of these Sena-
tors have sought 10 avoid action by
tho Democratic caucus on the bill and
neither signed the petition, which re-
suited In the call FOR Wednesdays con
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NOTABLE WOMEN NOT
ON INVIT ALTON LIST

ference. 1t Is practically certain that
Senator Hitchcock whose currency
views differ widely from those en-
braced in the administration measure,
Will stand out to the end.
when the committee meets to-mor-
row. 1t VIII be In the position OF work.
ing on a measure which apparently
Is doomed to be discarded. There Is
some question rs 10 whether tho com
mittee viii continue the struggle TO
reach an agreement or whether IL will
give up tho attempt and leave the en-
tire matter to be disposed OF b. the
conference. The latter course probably
viii be recommended BY the admins
tration Senators, but they may have
some difficulty ip inducing the com
mittce 10 suspend work.
At any rate, the Republican members
OF the committee will continue their
efforts TO perfect bill and will report
completed measure to tho Senate.
There, II is expected. the tight against
the administration bin viii be sharp
and long drawn out
III the President is spelling for a
fight. he can have IT." Senator Nelson,
Republican, informed Chairman owen
at the conclusion OF yesterdays scs-
sion OF the committee. All or the Re-
puDLCtll members OF the committee
took that position to-day.
Tho bill which the Republicans will
present to the Senate Will follow the
lines OF the administration bin In some
particulars. but will include the amend
ments which the Banking and Currency
Committee tentatively wrote into the
bill. These amendments changed the
theory OF the measure to a certain
degree, and the administration oppo-
sition 10 these changes resulted in the
deadlock which finally forced the call
ing or Wednesdays caucus y small
number of regional banks. less than
four owned by the public and con-
trollcd by tho government. issuing 4
currency based on commercial paper
and mobili2ing the reserves OF the
banks throughout the country. Will be
the basis OF the Republican bill.
Senator Reed announced tonight
that when the Senate committee meets
tomorrow, no Will move that in future
all of It's session for consideration OF
the currency bill be open 10 the press.
He said. furthermore, that he proposed
to make m effort to have the news
paper men admitted 10 the Democratic
caucus Wednesday.
Mr. Reed declared his efforts TO per-
feet the pending bill had been misrep-
resented: that he had been made to APP
pear IN tho light OF opposing the ad
ministration, and that no wanted the
public to know just what was going
! on in the COMMITTEES.
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Appendicitis Found in En.xn,,,,

London, Nov. a.-The length OF tho
pedigree Of appendicitis has at last
poon established IL Is older and more
honorable than that OF any ono or ~,
best families" who claim descent from
Pocahontas or tho Pilgrim Fathers.
Presiding mt a lecture on reso,rc,,
among tho Egyptian tombs given nj
the London Camera Club. Captain II q
Lyons. lato pirectorGenoral Of Great
Britain's Egyptian Survey, described
me hhhihs or mummied body OF a
sirl taken from n tomb at Assouan so
well preserved that tho anatomists wer.
able 10 make out beyond the question
Of doubt that she Ind died or appcn
dicts
How they succeeded In arriving nj
this Interesting conclusion Captain
Lyons aid not say, but the conclusion
is none the less surprising.
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Dihnfnn Anti1es.

Coast Limo Railroad Company.
ciicc Of the Treasurer.
Wilmington. y. O., November ]. 1919
THE BOARD or DIRECTORS OF At
lantic Coast Line Railroad Company
has declared dividend Of two and
one half per cent on the preferred
capital stock OF that oinpany. pay
able n tho office OF the treasurer.
1T Wilmington. y. G., on and after
November 10, 1913. Tho transfer
books are closed from the 3i.6 day
Of October, 1913. TO November 10th,
both dates Inclusive.
JAMES I. POST.
Treasurer
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

TURKISH AND ROMAN BATHS

PREMIER CARRIER or THE SOUTH
Trains Leave Richmond.
y. B.-Following schedule figures published
ms Information and not guaranrecd:
For the South-paiiy: 6:l0 A M-Local.
1880 y. M.-Express. eco L. M.-Express
with Electric Lighted Sleeping Cars Tor Al
lantn and Birmingham ll:to l.. M.-Express.
Week Days: 1900 l.. M.-l4ocal.
YORK RIVER LINE.
i:G p. M.-Dnily-Connccting for Balt,-
motc Mon. V cd. and Friday. 500 A. NJ
TX. sun: and 2:l5 p. M.-Mon.. Wed. and
friday-Local.
TRIMS Arrive Richmond.
From the south: $50 a. 81. and $40 A. Df.
eco T. NJ. s:c5 Z. NJ, daily. II :55 lex sun
From West Point: $50 \. NJ. daily; u:35 A
NJ. Mon. Wed. and Fri. I:95 p. NJ. Ex Sun.
~. l.. BISHOP, d. p. A..
o0l y. Mnin ST. Phone Madiaon 27a
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son KILLS HIS FATHER.
Shooting Said to Have Followed
rriNlnI Qunrrel

Philadelphia. Pa, November @
Thomas \. Lee. aged nfty-onc. we'll
known in local political circles was
shot early to-day ana died tonight
His son. John Ice, twenty six years old,
who is charged with the shooting, sur
rendered TO the police. Friends OF the
family say the father and son quarrel
ed about some trivial matter during
a masquerade party last night.
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Condition In SnrInna

Lawrencevillc. Va, November 81
r. Shell. prominent business man
ana land owner OF Lawrenccvillc. was
paralyzcd few days ago In his right
side. Air Shells vocal organs have
1pen a:fnctnd and his condiiinn .is scon--
siiicrxel. ngs Iaugy tan,im,tS.
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FULL LINE or BUSINESS BUGGIEs
and wagons for every purpose. Low
est prices. Easy terms.
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GIlanten

WANTED. 10 BUY roH CASH <
good paying piece of property. Havo
5000 To $4,000 Prefer business
property ono house. or two, or
three The price must be low. Use
less. %. give amy fnncy or specula-
tive prices. Address y 100, care
Times Dispatch.
W,A&TED, TO-. BUY FOR CASH.
household eo5ds N any quantity.
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ONE STEEL-TfRED TOP BUGGY
nc"iy painted, $50.
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PERSONALS
miscellaneous

Il UMAN HAIR BOUGHT AND SOLD
AZ uCGII ES.S. 200 Norih Third
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flats llantfn

WANrED THREE ROOM FLAT FoP
young married couple. ID minutes
walk from Capitol. i 3. care Times
Dispatch.
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Gu5lntGG G,pporI!lnt1p

ToR SALE or RENT. BILLIARD PAR
lor (slX tablcsI, restaurant adjoin-
Ing: residence nix living rooms
kitchen. bath and loclsroom, nil
under same roof. Good business
stand. near college grounds Address
Box us. Lexington, Va.
WANTED. COLORED STUDENTS TO
learn bookkeeping; nEht session
VAN DE EYVEE COLLEGE, 709
North lirSt street
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lSral C5taIc lLldnren
Vrr, CoaI ano lllnon

An SELLING TIE BEST OAK AND
pine ever offered In Richmond, thin
bark and easy 10 split. perfectly dry
slabs. best for kiudling ana co9kine.
MY coal Il clean. free from fine dirty
STUFF. Virginia anthracite is cheap
est for cooking ana furnaces. Win
send sample. LONGS. 1906 West
Broad.
BEST SPLiNT $3.50. BEST ANTHRA-
cite, $3.50. All other Goals at lowest
prices W T. REAMS. zc3 to I'll
North Seventeenth street Madison
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Tor SALE
ONE BROCKWAY SURREY. NEWLY
painted. rubber tires 800.

- -
ONE BROCKWAY SURREY, NEWLY
painted. rubber tires, 800.
ONE RUBBER TIRED RUNABoUT
newly painted. frst-clans order. $40.
ONE GROCERY WAGON. NEWLY
painted. So.
ONE STEEL TIRED Top BUGGY,
newly painted, $50.
FULL LINE or BUSINESS BUGGIEs
and wagons for every purpose. Low
est prices. Easy terms.
!, SEWERS SONS, 7a1 EAST CARY
Street.
FOE SALE. y WELL- ESTABLISHED
exclusive business IN Raleigh. y. 9.
WIN sell half interest or ali Lo-
cation IDEAL. stock clean and new.
splendid opportunity. Bad health
reason for selling. Address "MER-
CHANDISE. Box e5s. Raleigh. y. @.
FOR SALE. SECONDHAND MACiiIN-
erV Of every description. condition
guaranteed. ] ELUFORD s, COM-
pA%Y
FOR SALE. SIXTY HfGE-GRA DE
Hoiste!ns, thirty fresh thirty. near
sprinaets FRANK ST - VIZ. l. +,
PaepEion Springs, Va.
FQB SALE. \ GOOD GOING CONFEC-
tlon"ry store. good location. for half
uricr call Madison gsg9
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5ullllllrr lSnarninn

BOULEVARD Inn. on HAMPTON
Roads. Ideal fall and winter ro-
sort. Country and scashore com
bincd with city conveniances First
class home made" cooking Send
for literature. MISSES TABB. Boulc-
ward Inn. [Il;nrtOn. Va
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Rfal G5tatf jipr SALE

CoGNTRY HOME AND 100 ACRES on
electric and steam roads. good build-
ing and highly improved land. Stock
and crops, all FOR Sl2.00O, on easy
terms: immediate possession. Ad-
dress II 90. care Times dispatch.
NEW HOMES ON GROVE HANOVER
and stuart Avenues. Madison liG1
Monroe 29ii-L
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Norfolk & Western Railway

ONl.f ALL KALI. LINE TO NORFOLK
Schedule In Eject September 80 1919
Leave Byrd street station. Richmond, FOR
NORFOLK: 1900 4. NJ. '3c0 L. d.. 'I:ip
L. NJ
FOR I.YNCHDURG AND THE WEST:
'C;l5 y. NJ. 1850 a. NJ. 1900 p. NJ. 1920 p M
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: 'lI:iO A.
NJ, 'G:3h F. NJ I'll 30 +. NJ. From the West:
.6:4o 4. NJ. a2:io +. NJ. bl:4l r. NJ. 'o:o5 +.
NJ, 900 +. NJ.
DAILY. aDaily cx. sunday. bsunday only.
w. H. BENli.l., Pass Traf. Mgr.
w. g. SAUNDERS. Il. +. ~. Roanoke Va
Z. u. BOSLlN. y. 7. A.. KIehmond. Va
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The Confederate Iauseusn

TWELFTH AND CLAY sTREETa
Open . A. NJ. to 5 p. M
Admbission 200. Free on Snturdays
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FREDERICKSBURG AND
k0IGNAC kAII.kOAl COAIEANY

Office OF the Secretary
Richmond. Va. October so 1914
NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the annual meeting Of the stockhold-
crs OF the Richmond, fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad Company will
be held 1T its office, In the First Ma
tional Bank Building, Richmond. Va
on Monday tho 18th day of Novem-
Der, 1913, at - O'Clock noon
The stock transfer books will be
closed At ) o'clock +. NJ. Monday. No
vember 10. 1913, and reopened at
Der Is, 1913.
NORMAN CALL
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Sparning

lfANDSoME~ STEAM HEATED ROOMS.
homelike, with board for transient
or permanent guests MRS CHAS.
Is. BOWERS Dining room undcr
personal supervision OF Mrs. Cabcll
Cauthorn. ll5 East Franklin Street.
90 TO KIRKWOODS RESTAURANT,
2OS East Main, for first class quick
hot lunch. All kinds Of steaks,
chops and oysters. New manage
ment.
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WASHINGTON SOUTHERN RAILWAY
COMPANY,

" ~ -, ~ I'm iN-AIi-N AZ
oa CCAIAE1,
Clnce OF the SECRETARY.
~, tIShmonq; M: october -: 1918.
NJ lCE IS nf.REki GIVEN THAT
oiie "i'n h sStiis % me stockhold-
ors oil the Washington Southcrn Rail
WAY company Wili be held at its
Building, Richmond. VA. on Aondav
the 18th day OF November. 1919 -
1880 O'clock L. ~
The stock transfer books will be
closed at 3 o'clock r. NJ. Monday.
November 10, 1919. ana rcopene,i
~ 10 o'clock A. A. Tuesday No
vcmbcr Is, 1919.
NORMAN CALL,
Secretary
POTOMAC RAILROAD COMPANY.
once Of tho Secretary,
,,,isIGhinoiu; va. october 80, 1919.
NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Tue annual meeting of the stockhold-
enS OF me fn,omac Haiiroad Com
PanE VIII he held AZ its Office. in the
tlrst National hanl. Building. Rich
mono, w, on Monday, the 9Th day
or MoNemhcr. 1913. nj o'clock j.. NJ.
1ha stock transfer books Will be
closed NJ O'Clock +. NJ. Monday.
November TO, 1913. and reopcneG
At 10 o'clock \. NJ. Tuesday. No
VENEER is, 1913.
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:. Secretary.

COAST LINE RAILROAD
COMPANY
Of'ico Of the Secretary.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TIT At
tho regular annual meeting Of stocE-
holders of the Atlantic Coast Line
Railroad Company viii be held ut tho
ohc" OF the Company in the City Of
Richmond. Virginia, on Tuesday, the
eighteenth day OF November, 1913,
at eleven O'Clock A NJ The transfer
books OF tho Company will close
wednesday,. November 9th, 1918. M
three o'clock l.. NJ, and viii be re-
opened on Wednesday, Novem bcr
18Th, 1919, Mt ten o'clock a. ~
II. L. BORDEN
Secretary.
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BOARDERS FOR LARGE, NICELY
furnished, Yapor heated rooms with
sun parlor; meals excellent. 1o$ East
Grace.
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FOR RENT, FURNISHED OR IjNFUR-
liished, eight rooms. upper Nat: hot
water heat. Possession ut once Call
between II and !. 222S LIZ West
Grace Street
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IL YOU HAVE AN IDEA Or BUYING;
q talking machine. come and hear
the new Edison. &. i. HAYNES 81
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flats jFor kent

LARGE AND SINGLE FRONT ROOMS
with board 40l Enst Grace
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GEO. L. SHUMAN SELLS THEM, ALL
latest styles ut 63l East BROAD
Phone Monroe 3477 THE RALSTON
BOOT SHOP
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-10-31
THE TANGO rs WITH
us YET IN KEOKUK
Is Growing in Popularity Among the
Married Folks and Dancing
Glasses Are Large.

The tango is with us yet. Those
who thought that it would be forgot
ten In Keokuk after the Country Club
edict of last summer are quite mistak-
en-. 1t is here to stay, until new
dance is evolved.
The popularity of the tango is by
no means limited to the younger set.
Right now it is gaining converts
every day among the married folks.
There are several dancing classes for
the tango private of course. and they
are growing right along,
1t is not any such sort OF tango that
is seen on the stage that is danced
here. however. That is too strenuous
1t is declared to be perfectly prop
er dance although a little hard on the
older couples. But it is the dance Of
the hour and goes merrily on.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-10-31
CITY NEWS.

Poultry, live or dressed. Keokuk
Market & Produce Co.-Advertisement
DR.. f. A. s. Rebo of Alexandria,
Mo-, has returned home from foches-
ter, Mimi, where he had gone to re-
turn with his uncle, Mr.. Robert Scher-
er of % Blondeau.
The special music in the West
minister Presbyterian Sunday school
on Sunday morning will include a solo
by Mr.. Ben Chapman and an orchestra
number, 1.-The Heavens Are Telling, /"
from the Messiah"
Put that early Christmas shopping
resolution into effect.
The hunters of Iowa through their
state organization are on the Job in
the fight against draining northern
lake beds. AS result OF recent
conferences set of questions to farm
ers has been framed. 1t is expected
to secure signed statements from
farmers that will combat the claim OF
the members of the executive council
that farmers are demanding lake drain
age.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-10-31
Stopped Night Sweats
and Banished Cough

II you are suffering with continued
cough. cold or Lung Trouble which does
not yield to any treatment, 1t might be
of the greatest value to you to investigate
what Eckman's Alternative, medicine for
the Throat and Lungs, has accomplished
have investigated and used 1t have yolun-
turily declared that 1t was the means OF
saving their lives. Read this case:
Gentlemen: For four years was trou-
bled with cough, which gradually be-
came worse I had night sweats and
petite and had become SO thin and weak
l could not attend to my household du-
ties. physician pronounced my disease
Lung Trouble. Not being satisfied / was
examined by the ply sicians of the Poly
clinic Hospital. They also confirmed my
trouble. and was ordered away for
treatment, My nephew would not allow
terative. Before had taken the medt-
cine three weeks ! had marked relief,
night sweats ceased, pain In the breast
relieved, cough became loose and easy,
fever left me, and / commenced getting
well. My health became normal. am
in excellent health now, and have been
tsignedJ MRS. MARY WATSON.
Care Ed Green, 1922 S, 18th St. Phila.
(Above abbreviated: more ON reQuest)
Eckman's Alternative has been proven by
many years test to be most efticacious
for severe Throat and Lung Affect ions,
Bronchitis Bronchial Asthma. Stubborn
Colds and In uphuilding the system.
Contains no narcotics poisons or habit
forming drugs. Ask for booklet telling
of reeoveries. and write to Eckman
Laboratory, Philadelphia. Pa. for evil
dence. For sale by all leading druggists
]. F. Kiedaisch {. Son
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-10-31
GIVES SUSPENDED
SENTENCE TO BOY
Information Filed by the Boys Mother
Police Hope to Break Up
"Gang" with This Sentence.

For some time residents OF the
western section of the city have been
complaining to the police against a
number of young boys and girls who
have been creating disturbances In
the plank road" neighborhod. This
morning an information was filed
against young boy of II who has
been particularly active in these dis
turbances. The information was filed
by the boys mother who claimed that
the boy was unmanageable. Judge
Mcnamara of the superior court gave
the boy a suspended sentence to the
reform school, and placed him in his
mothers custody on his promise to
obey his parent in the future. It Is
hoped by the authorities that this Will
end the trouble from this neighbor-
hood.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-10-31
DROPPED DEAD ON
HIS WAY TO TOWN
D. w. Harter Of Alexandria Expires
While Taking His Daughters
to Wayland.
Especial to The Gate City.1

Especial to The Cate City.
ALEXANDRIA, Missouri, Oct. 81
d. w. Harter dropped dead in his
rig on what is known as the Judge
Yeager land on his way to Wayland
this morning at s: 80 o'clock. He was in
company with his two daughters,
Hazel and Allen, whom he was taking
to Wayland to take the train to IA
hoka to attend the school field meet at
that place. He has been been in very
poor health for more than year and
his sickness has caused many differ
ent diagnoses and remedies which
have all proved unavailing.
DR.. Miller was summoned by phone
and DR.. Rebo, county coroner notified
and no inquest being compulsory. none
will be held. He was the son of the
late Judge George H. Harter. He
leaves a wife and two daughters
Hazel, is and Allen, 10. He was fifty
years of age, highly respected ane
wealthy and has always been usefu
citizen. He will be buried at Wolfs
cemetery, Sunday at eleven o'clock.
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PERSONALS.

Mrs. r. T. Yates of Des Moines is
the guest of her sister Mrs. Geo
Lock.
Misses Anna and Margaret Pike will
return this evening from two
months visit in the east.
Miss Younker of Des Molnes is the
guest of the Misses Younker at 925
Concert street. She was an out Of
town guest at their party given yes
te-Say afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Reynolds of OF
tumwa, Ia, are visiting at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. French, 1901
Blondeau street.
Mrs. Ed. S. Lofton left this morn
ing for Kahoka to visit her parents
for several days.
G. A. Devero will leave today for
Junction City on business trip
Roy Apologize of Burlington is
visitor in the city
H. C. Perkins of Quincy, ILL.,, is a
Keokuk visitor.
! U. NJ Downing, we'll known In Kep
1 kuk. where he was a resident for q
number Of years is on short visit
In the city, mixing among his ole
| friends.
Miss Edna Morris of Kahoka is the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Doggett
I ----------------------
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The Warsaw Gate City
Warsaw, Ill, Oct. 81, 1913.

4 ! r ~ K.
Tonight is Halloween and the boys
will play their pranks, but they have
been warned by the mayor and city
marshal that no wanton or malicious
destruction of property will be toler-
;.Ied. Fortunately there are u
sidewalks TO tear up, and the garden
gates are ight-fastsned by their
hinges to the fences.
Reformation Day at ST. Johns Evan
geiicaI Church.
Reformation day will be observed
Sunday, Nov. 2, at the Evangelical
church in Warsaw in the morning and
evening. After the morning sermon
on the theme, Luther, the Founder
of the Evangelical Church the
Lords supper will be administered In
s the evening a Luther entertainment
has been arranged by the Y. P. s..
The program contains among other
numbers: choir singing, historical dia-
logue, appropriate for the day and an
address on "Luthers Friends" All
are welcome.
Married, at the Lutheran parsonage,
Rev. H. w Rabe officiating, en- Thurs
day, Oct. 80, at 6 a. M, Mr.. VIM. f.
Katz and Miss Kathryn Niemeyer,
both of Warsaw After the cere-
mony Mr. and Mrs Katz LETT for
St Louis and on their return will re-
side temporarily with the brides faith
err VIM. Niemeyer. Both contracting
parties were born and raised in War
saw and are popular and highly es-
teemed by their legion Of friends. The
groom is head salesman and general
utility man for Walter Dress, the auto
mobile man. Warsaw wishes tbs
happy couple a prosperous voyage OF
the sea of matrimony.
Warsaw's book and news store has
adopted an innovation, new to this
part of the country but very common
in large cities. The latest books are
loaned for one week at time, fo'
Is cents week This is good NOV
and will benefit our people in man.
ways and give them good reading a
moderate cost.
Another surprise came to our sweet
toothed youngsters, yes, and 'olo
sters," too, the other day when the
discovered that factory making pur
candy existed here and at times CT
not supply the demand 1t is small
but, large oaks from little acorn
grow"
President r. 0. Marsh of the TT
State Traction Co, with Consultin
Engineer G.. W. Palmer of Philade
phia, inspected the line of the me-
road from here to Quincy today
the Marsh auto. Mr.. Palmer express
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Heioht Not Owed to Art.

There is a story told that when
Charles l. met Henrietta Maria at
Dover he was rather surprised at her
height, and cast his eyes down at
her feet, no doubt supposing that she
wore the absurdly high heels then in
vogue. Henrietta Maria guessed his
thoughts and showed him her feet, say
ing. "Sir, ! stand upon mine own
feet, and have no help OF art. Thus
high l am, and am no higher nor
lower