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Washington Journal., 1914-06-27
Nerr 6eifmqnn aus uln

9crr Earl 6eilmann aus ulm
a. 8. meilt ais @aIt felt mebreren WO=
den i'm Sauie leiner S6welter, 6rau
3. 8aier, go. g17 Gpe StraBe R.M.
IS lit Dies feline er1te &eiie mad Nmeri=
ia uno Oa CT leine S6welter ieit AS
Sa6ren ni6t geiebsn bat, 10 1T er Elm
leber uno germ geiebener Sat. 0err
Seilmann bewunOert geaibingtons Se=
Decentralization, Die i6Dnen Yartan=
laQen 6iientliden @ebduOe etc. unO bat
lid aud bereits i'm Sdn9erbuno etpas
eingeniftet, 100 Die Negerfellner feline
9eifeaun9en in oeutI6er Spra9e ent=
ae0en ne6men. Gr bat aud leine i6md=
bii6en 9anOsleute entoedt, ME !. ..
8ddermeilter MaDer, &eltaurateur s.
9raun unD GARNER 9urlebaus in ROf=
pile. ungeidbr 9luiang Suli seOenft
er Ieine @iidreiie an5utreten, wenn lei
ne S1wefter uno Die Dielen S1paben,
wel6e Den freunOli6en 8eieli6after
ale lieb baben, ni9t ldn9er bier8ubal=
ten O%erlnD9en.
Washington Journal., 1914-06-27
GrIffnnnn SIR @nNeiniipn.

Die 9~ooeloiion IN ben itdOtii1cll
Na6epldbenilt nm eroffnet. 9lae Sor-
bereituugcn iinO oetreffeil. IS iino
a6er MIR Sllios porbanocn fir Sen
8etrieb bis sum 1. Sui, mo penn
ser GongreB bis 0abin feline lucitcrcll
6on0s berbeigel6offt Bat, wcrOclI
sic @aoepldbe oann mieoer 0ei6loi.
fen meroen miiIien. &naben Oiirfen
ieoen Sag 6a0erL init Nlusnabnle BON
Sonntaq uno Mittmoh, uno 3tuar
bon 10 llbr &ormittags bis ~ llbr
WittaoS un0 pom 2 Bis A llbr NadJ.
mittagS. M1nner f0nllen all alien
@o6cntagen BON 1.25 ll6r bis 6
llbr @odmittaqs nnO oIll Counting
BON 10 llbr normittnQs bis ~ llbr
MittaQS nno bon 2 bi5 5 llbr Nadp-
lnittaas BADEN. IrallelI nl0 M6o6erl
BADEN @ooeQcleQenbeit am Montag.
Mittmod nnO 6reitaQ bon Z bis 10
llbr @ormitta0s lln0 am Mittmod)
Wa6nittag bon 3 bis 6 ll6r.
Washington Journal., 1914-06-27
@anl 8ranSIttSt.

9mu Sonntag, ben IA. 5. Mts.
rciIte Serr @aul @ranOite0t bon bier
na6 Gimcinati, nm Ser 5ebnten Son.
uention scr 9tational Sbeet Wetnl
Contractors @iiociation b%ei8uWobneI
On or crItcr @i5e Z @rdiioent 0ieicl
%ercinigrng lit. Ole 9%onbcntiol
wGbrtc fiiaf Gage. @iele gei6dftlihl
g(ngelegenbeitcn mareu 81 erleoigcl.
Gar nlall6e &e0e mltrOe gebalten
cine alld BON @errn g. @ranolteOt,
ole = mie Oas Ginncinnti'er 8latt
6cri6tct, eillen 3ebn Miunltcn lnltgell
9lpplauS erntete. Serr IS. YranO'
lteot mlr0e einitinmig eriUdblt, bel
ser I'M nd6lten Sabr in 0enuer Itatti
finoen0en aonoention 5l %prdIiOiercn
Washington Journal., 1914-06-27
Nndlaeits Mlufen.

Nm 0ienstag, ben 90. s.. Wtts, en-
flangen I'M &auie oeS Serrn saul
@auId, 34t8 9romn Str. sic Sod
3citsgloden. Sein 9obterlcirL SRI.
6ran8isfa 8aui6, reihte ndmlid
Serrn Nrtbiir 9. Stcpban1lS bon
@ittsbllrgh ga oie Sano 5lm che
liden 9unoe. Die 9rnmlAs5ereno
MEN mltroen BON 8aitor MenScl bon
ser G~oncoroia Stride Ooll3oacn.
Yapn 9alll6 lit felt sSabren Sll9c.
llieur i'm 9icnlte oeS 09ife Snpin0S
Seruice" Der &cgierlng mo Scr til.
tige ul0 6eliebte SefretGr Ocs Oent
idclt GchnifcrDereins.
Gem iungcu @Gr6en wiilIht Oas
Sournal bon Ser5ell cine 0liidlibc
3ilfumft.
Washington Journal., 1914-06-27
etdOtif6r &euiSfettea.
sumstaS, Ocn %. Snni 1914
9nm @rindl rinnctrpffrn.

Sran alara Storm, go. 433 Ste
GtraBc u. pobnbait, crbiclt De-
nib bon i6rer Sdmicgertobter, 6roll
0jco. g. Storm, Quecnsborongb, q.
6, iuoielbIt 6rrr Storm il. Scriunl-
Ter scr Sftlnntic 4Sac. 3ea SO. lit.
sic traf bier cin init ibrem S0d.
tcrdrl @larence mo eS gefdllt bel.
0cn allSqc5eidnct inI Seine Ger
Shuicgernnltter mo III ser dlten
Ncimat; 6rau @eo. Storm lit ndln'
lid sic So6ter 0cs Serrl 36co. COB.
neOcr, Der bier m~oblbefannt lit. NuG)
sic 8cripmOten iinO boderircnt iibcr
oen 9ciud ibrer 9ti6te be5tD. @oniinc.
Der oi6leiiibe 9lugrit" freut lid)
cbellians iiber 0aS Gintreffet ocr
&crponOten.
Washington Journal., 1914-06-27
Mirte n~hneimirlcn.

Timer alter Mit6iirger SIlius So
lof, Der felt pielen Sabren III @aib=
ington Mirti6aiten fiibrte, sic our
ollerbelten 9lalle geborteu unO ser
beute all geo. 300 9ritte Str. GO,
iein @eldGft iiibrt piini6t in 0ell
gegeniiberliegenoen 9lod IN Ser Ra.
gpe. 3l ner3ieben. Gr lit BORT ober
III Gin mabres @eipallelt b%ileingera=
ten; oenn Ole benndbmtcl Nirtbeil
6a6eu lid) ein @eibGit oaraus &c.
liadt, i'm BORT nibt bilein5Hlailen.
limo tatidbli6 lit c5 ibnen allN &c
lln9en, oerm Die @ebdr0e bat ieilI
@eflid abgemieien.
Die @ittmc 2oliie GieBmalul sic
lire @irtidait i'll go. 30t $ Str.
N.-@. fiibrt nl0 iid felt Oeln Tooc
hires ManncS i6ner onrb5nfdmpfcH
bat, Inn ii6 iclblt mo ibr Sobnleill
ST. cruibren, bat Elm @eln6 eingcs
reidt, i1r Nei1Git nod 224 $ Ctr.
H.t.8. 81 berlegell. Nnb iie fano
Expedition mciitenS natipiltiiden
GbnrafterS mo muroc i6r @cillO ab-
fdl0QiQ 5ilriidaetuicicn.
gsGre INN Die quite @itime irii6
o0cr cnqlild). ma ser Sulins Gglof
mo Wfartin 9totb ocrlel6en @ationa-
litdt, 10 iino mir Der Mcimnlg, Bob
sic Sadie anocrS atSgefallcn luGrc-
Washington Journal., 1914-06-27
Scl6itrceicrnms fir Oca 0iitrift ST.
mm6in.

Gin llntcr Goniite ocs Sol$ 60
mites fir Den 0iItrift Columbia wnr.
o. in elmer Sibrng oes Sans Gouii-
tes crllonnt Dem sic bci0cn bon ocll
Experimentation O'2earo ri0 Erpn.
tD cinacrcidten 9eihliiiic 5nr 9era.
ting ii6cripfeieu mllrOeu mcl1c oill
Ole Hegulicritng ser Stcllcr5a6lmll
in 9iItrift mo 0es Ter6dltnilIcS pcs
GiitriftS 3nr Wlnl0esrcgicrniIg bin
8iclcrt, mo man glon6t, OoB Oas &c.
ilIltat Der @erotltng our6 ooS l%lltcr,
Gomitc Elm neiicr 9elhllB ici1 miro,
ole Gilliebiing ciller 9(rt Sel6ltpcr-
ipaltung fir Oen 0iitrift @ollml6in
teiiirmorteno. @icIe Scr @iti5cn5'
Ni~iOciotions bn6cn i6on lalIgc fir
sic @eiudbrnno BON Sel6Itpcrpaltunl
oqitiert.
Washington Journal., 1914-06-27
SoOeS NOti3
MMO 0amfia0mn0.

6reunOeu uno 8efannten hermit Die
Mitteilung BON Dem am 81.
D. DO. mad tursem Grantenlager erfOlg=
ten Nbleben u~nieres geliebten 0atten,
Vaters un0 @roBDaters
GdrI NetericM.
Tie Nngeboriaen oanfen aIlen
sSreum0en moYefan1ItcM fiir Die mdbs
reno Scr &ranf6eit Oes @erltorbenen
MitleiobefimOis
pungen. @an5 beionOers 0riicfen iie
loren Ganf aus fir bic 8dblreiAen
9lunenipenoen lomie Serrn Bnltor
Men5el unO 0errn MltmeiIter Ster3er
fir Die troltrei1en @orte,
Der Nrminiusloge NO.25 3. A.N ST.,
Der SafaDette Chapter Oes q. u. M.,
Der @aibinston @ommanoerD Der 9.S.
uno Dem Yetblebem Chapter, ORDER Of
@aitern Star, entbieten mir ebenfals
~unieren berSli6en 9ont.
SIN Auftrage Der Sinterbliebenen,
Mnnie s. peterfen, Mitme.
Washington Journal., 1914-06-27

Mnopps MIc fonlnlf 6 yell
mann. Dab oie bieiiaen englii6en
3eitlingell, oie iih bod Der Wcitgc.
bpnOitcn Yatrona0e Scr NrouIereicn
bon auoeren GtdOten erircnclL oic
9feoen Der 9rpbibitioniltcu obcr itctS
III ousfiibrli6itcr @cile perGifentli.
den, ieoo6 nicnlnlS cin @ortdcn
iiber pcrf0nli6c Sreibeit
iGren 2elern borlcgcn2
Qebm an n: SIT glltae3ablte $50
litif uao @utmiitigfeit oes Oenti6eu
Mi6els.
Washington Journal., 1914-06-27
@iftMaIiem NaMOler IL MariAaa @aa.

Die 9ciiber ser @rocerielGoen lie.
zen am Mittwod 5llm droBcn Sell
@ei6aft @eihdft ieir mo 6egabell
ll6 oitf Die IL. Subres grfurlipn
Der o@nibington Aetnil @rncers 4Sro
tectiOe gliloeiation" nad Mariball
@all. Spiele aller 9lrtelL @cttrcn.
ncn 8wiihen 6ranm mnO 8milhen
M1lncrl nnterNeoiualmOclL sic oeI
3ui6altcrn &craniigen lulO oen @e.
tciligtcn oacrballO gaiteu 6ereiten
miBten, mo anoerc &erNniiglnlaeH
lleBcn oengia6mittag mr. aa5n I6nrll
0erge6cn.
Washington Journal., 1914-06-27

uniere 2eicr ioIten n;d)t Der.
geiien, oaB lie beim 8eoarf bon Sdr-
ben i'm SamiIien Sfub Store, $40
-312 Z. StraBe N.-9. DorIprehen,
almo iie 10 reeu beoicnt tueroen, tuie
mir irgenopo. au1 lino sic 9reiIe
ben 3eiten a~ngenteIier.
Washington Journal., 1914-06-27
0erGMderte 8r0tiumrit.
llnbcrfGli@t! llniibertrefflid!
Buffers, 532 Gemter Marft
MmS Is 9iiggs Marft.
9lms ser WiOOe.

s(us &aris fommt Oie Nn6ridt,
Dab Die Oortige MdnierweIt ben
@alsfragen abidaffen mill. @enl
lie oas fertig 6ringell, nebmen mir al
les 5liriid, mas mir ienlals abiidt-
lid ooer mlabIi6tliA martiges iibcr
Oie Sran3oien gelagt baben. Der
fteife &ragcn lit oas l6linnlte Soar
termcrf5cug, oas es 0iebt, nuo er bal
Milionen Mdnnern bel Ser 8oilettr
Alisoriife cntlodt, oie niht fir Srau
en- uno &inoerobren pnIien.
Washington Journal., 1914-06-27
@ebmrt.

Oil 6amilie oes @errn 6rib Sen.
nigc nao Ieiner Satin SOa, geborrle
Cgolt 1T Inn elm MitglieO Oernebrt
muroen, uno 5par I'M eincn ltram-
men Sungen. Die Srenoe lit natiir-
lidertueiie in Der Samilie lnO gait
8en @eriponoti6aft groB nnO gan5
feIonoers lit Der @roBpapa &arl
@qolf, Der moblbefannte 8raumeilter,
ii6eraliidlid, 8unlal er gum erItell
Ntale @roBpapa gemoroen lit, Mllt'
ter nnO aino linO moblani.
Washington Journal., 1914-06-27

Die 0iitrifts Gommiidre appel.
l;erten BON Der Guti6eiOimg oes Mid.
ters @oulo, nas Oas gaaipiel anl
Sonntag i'm Giitrift Columbia nidt
pcrboten Iei rn0 Die @onmiii0re feii'
&edt bitten, eS poli5eiIid 81 mlter-
Oriiden, oil oos 1iitrifts Nppelln-
tions @eribt. Scr Sail fanl ober
crit 5um SCRIPT SIR GcrbanOllug
fommen, mo mittlcrmeilc tannBalD.
ingtons Sugcno nod Ser5euSlllt oll
Sonntag 9aicbaa ipielcn; iognr Die
proieiiioueaen Clubs f0nncn ipiclei
Washington Journal., 1914-06-27

0pQrfturen.

4oleftoreu melde III ibren 81.
ftriften alItoriiiert iino, ole 9lbonue.
m%ents6etrdge 81 erbeben nnO 81 quit.
tiererL limo %folgenoe Serren:
Srib alein, 915 q. $. 9fpe, g. @.
Saul Sbwegler, 1929 s. 5tr, &.-@.
@regor 9fir, 1912 40. 9lpe4 nc.
glaSensGMrg MO.
9(ltguIt SEEMING, gdderei.
Washington Journal., 1914-06-27
'es ..Q9oI6inotun NOMrnal".

Oes g@aibingtOn SOMrnaI".
Sobn Qinoer, 633 o. 9troBe, @-@.
Clarence Nobe, 507 @-Str., %. @
Mmeriean Gobacco so, 475 Ya. Npe.
N.=8.
Sam 9l0am8, 900 @-StruBe, @..@.
g. 6. Srenis, 5ft 14te Str, N.-@.
Hidor0 6. MiQer, 527 s. Ctr GO.
NlcranOria, ga.
$. 9aeece eaton, 1913 60 9fopal ct.
Washington Journal., 1914-06-27
Undergraduate &Dntraft anf Qc-
bensaeif.

@alter Sobnion, Ser 0@ither" Ocs
g8oIbinqton 9alebaa-Gllbs uerbei-
Ii6 nit SRI. Sa8el 8. 9foberts,
Godter Oes GongreBmannes 6. 6
Moberts bon Carton GitD, Nepaoa.
Washington Journal., 1914-06-27
8etviTt:
MObm.I6.

Sn Bolton eriitiert cine be.
oeutenOe N1il1 9lnltalt, DIE
befonoers inter Sen beIleren
Stanoen ibre &unOi6aft bat.
60 ant mar Der 9fllf Oieier
Tirnaa, OaB &rofeiioren BON
Sarpar0 lrno Der Nfaiiad)ul-
tets Snititnte of Sedlnologo
hire StlIoenten oft Die Gin
laoen Oieler 6irma 6eiu6en
lieBen, Inn oeniel6en 81 5el=
qcrg wic enc quito @lulter
MiilhanItalt au5liebt mo ae-
banObabt miro.
9ie @1il6 mo Sa9ne Die
Ter anItalt mnrOe in robem
33uItanoe allf 6laiden ge8o-
qen uno %berfauft, Oenn man
hatte oolles @ertrallell in Der
Geripaltung, oie ollf groBe
&einli6feit etc. Dielt.
Gor orei sSabren brad III
Bolton nno Cambridge cine
qefabrlidc Sails mo 9riilen-
5eltde ans, uno wlrroe balo
feItaelteat, oaB beinabe ale
aranfen BON Der Wfild ooer
Sabne Ser betreffenoen Wilt-
tier Weil6 Nnltalt genol-
len batten. lteber 8meitanieno
9erionen pllrOen idwerfronf
llno ettpa ied8ig Der grfranf-
ten Itarbenl 9llio cine Gpi-
oemie eriten &anges!
u%nteriu1ungen ergaben,
0aB unter ben 6armarbeitern
perlhieoener nabe 5%niammen-
aeleaener Mil6 Surmen, mel
DIE sic @iil6 ~lieferten, bic
ielbe Sals= unO 9riiientranf-
belt eriitierte, unO fam man
balo 5u Dem S6luiie, Dab
6ieie 9ellte Ole gan3e Wfil6
infiaiprt hntteu.
0ie 8eamten Der 5irnla
taten ales M6gli1e, I'M Die
llnterfu6ungen 5ll mlterltiib-
Ell ltno muroe Oann iofort Die
bette @alteuriiations Wfe-
fbooe in Der betr. Mild 9la-
italt eingefiibrt. 9lnoere Wfild
sSirmen in Bolton folgtcn Dem
Quten 8eipiele uno ieitoem
fat man BON feiner meiterelt
beoeutenoen gpe0emie III 9o-
1ton Iopeit geb0rt.
@enn eritmal oie Mfild
ltnO 5abne gut paitellriiiert
miro, oann merOen audi piele
aranfbeiten %iogennnnte
@eim1udungen allfborer.
Washington Journal., 1914-06-27

S II aaen 6amilieu fommt cilmal
cine tribe StunOe, wellu man cinen
2eidenbcitattcr bcOorf. III iol1cm
Safe erinnre man lid an S. 8. Sec,
ipeldcr anf oaS 9eite cin0eridtct lit.
Nas ein8ige &rematorium mo aa-
pene III oieier Staot.
Washington Journal., 1914-06-27

sc aoame Mrnolo, cine
aeborene @%lidiieriL fiibrt ibr
@efhdft ais nMiaineru Snl'
porter" in go. iii s Ctr.
N.-@. 0eutibe 8rallen TIM
pobl, bort 81 failfen.
Washington Journal., 1914-06-27
GrTAeint ieOeW gamsta9.

Gas 09a6eim" miro alien NbOn-
ucuteu mumatlid einuaal frei aeIiefert
Washington Journal., 1914-06-27
@erfaMfsIteaem

0(ltguit @eunia 9dcterei.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-20

Three cups aoar;; X to Y cup Short
enfng; 3 ke5'el keaspoonf4ks K c Baking
Ponder; about CUP milk or a,ater;; I
teaspO0nfuL SAT-.
Sift three times, the -four, salt and
baking powder. Work into the -four the
shortening, using lard or butter for
shortening. Then mix to a very soft
dough with the milk. The softer the
biscuit enters the oven, the lighter it
comes out. Never knead baking powder
biscuits; press the dough into shape and
roll lightly. Cut in small shapes and
balss on sheet or very shallow pan in
a hot oven. In placing biscuits in the
pans place we'll apart, not allowing edges
TO touch. Small biscuits are better than
large ones. Large biscuits do not have
the proper amount Of time to raise and.
bake.
Have you seen the new Cooks Books
Brinlful of appetizing recipes that simply must
be successful every time ii the few simple direc-
tons are carefully followed You would gladly
pay so cents for this valuable book, yet we send
a6solntely free upon receipt of the colored GER
ti6cate packed in every 25-centcan of X Baking
Powder. JACQUES MIRO. Co.. Chicago. Small
cans do not have Cooks Book certificates.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-20
DOG THROWS HORSE
ON WEST K REEL
Canine Which Has Been In Habit OF
Chasing Hose Cart Causes
Bad Mix up.

A dog belonging to some one in the
livery stable on Fifth street between
Main and Johnson streets, ran out in
front Of the West Keokuk reel last
night while it was responding to an
alarm, and threw one of the horses.
The dog is in the habit of chasing the
reels, the firemen say. and the de.
partment will have to take steps to
keep the canine from running in
front of the West X reel, If its owner
will not.
Fortunately the horse was not IN
jured, and Driver Yeager stopped
the other horse before the heavy
reel could strike the PROSTATE ami
NAL The dog came out Of the mix
up unhurt, also. 49,
The alarm of fire was from the
Stone & Webster building at Third
and Main streets. A fiue was burn
ing out there and the department was
called There was no damage. The
alarm was turned in at $50 o'clock.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-20
wAYLAND. MO.
) >~~>~~%>~~>>~~~>

Considerable oats sowing is being
done. Mr.. Linden on the Seymour
Stricken farm, one mile east of here,
lis taking the lead.
The wheat has passed through the
winter in splendid condition and
many fields are presenting beautiful
hue
T. J. Sturgeon employed James
Caulkins to work as farm hand
this summer, paying him $3.50 per
month, together with house. garden
land COW for milk. We write this to
inform farmers the prices paid farm
labor. Single men with board arc
being hired for from $25 to $50 per
month.
Five cars OF stock was shipped from
here Sunday by C. j. Montgomery,
Geo. Mckinney and Malloy Bros. and
Joe Ellison. Every week from three to
five cars are shipped, mostly hogs,
for which they pay $500 per cwt.
Less corn is being shipped from here
this year than in twenty years. There
is plenty Of corn for local demand.
The price at the elevator is 59c;
wheat, SIC; oats, 36c, and hay $500
per ton, bailed; loose, $11.OO. Eggs
are plentiful at 15c per dozen.
Quite an interesting meeting is be-
ing held at the M. E. church, south,
with a special leader in singing in
the person of Geo. Roth of Canton,
Mo. It will continue over Sunday.
Our dentist, DR.. Branstretter, has
moved to Williamstown, Lewis coun-
ty,
Chas. Winkelman was visiting in
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-20
ADJUSTMENTS.
"srisht Eyes" At the Hippodrom.

Bright Eyes" at the Hippodrome.
Boyle Woolfolk's sparkling musical
comedy. Bright Eyes" opened at
the Hippodrome theatre yesterday for
an engagement Of half a week. The
show is much different from the ordin-
airy musical comedy. The first act
opens with the stage settings showing
the stage of the Morality theatre ON
Monday morning. It Is here that COM
plications begin to develop that turn
into ludicrous situations later in the
show. The second act shows the car
riage house OF the owner Of the thea
tire. where further complications be-
come so laughable that the audience Is
thrown into an uproar. The costumes
for this show are all new and exceed
ingly beautiful The musical numbers
are tuneful and of the catchy variety.
The cast contains such we'll known IA
yorites as Guy Voyer, Harriet Lee.
Pat Barrett and others The large
chorus is we'll drilled and knows how
to sing and dance.
Tom Genowin. actor and author.
MISUNDERSTANDING. Guy Voyer
Hunter Chase, OF literary turn
of mind $1,000. 49,. Pat Barrett
John T. Montague, Mgr. Morally
Opera House. VIM. Wing
Henry Quick, Stage Manager .....
........ REX Conley
VIM. Hawley, Chases coachman.
Barney Duffy
Dorothy Maryland, leading LADY,.
................ Harriet Las
Mrs. Hunter Chase Amanda Hendricks
Lima sKurtz, Miss Mayland's maid
............. -. Ruth Willard
Dancers-Babe and Ola Hudson, An.
ma Golden, Stella Brasse, Jessie Cole,
Fay Hazelton, Gertie Plate and Mabel
Nelson.
Synopsis.
Act 1-Stage of Morally theatre.
Monday a. m.
Act carriage house and loft OF
Chase, following Thursday afternoon.
Time-October. Place-Suburbs OF
New York.
Musical numbers, direction Of Larry
Murray: ~
Opening Chorus Bright Eyes $3.50.
.Voyer and Chorus
Love and Kisses. .Voyer and Miss Lee
Old Fashioned Sleigh Ride ......
....... Miss Hendricks
Dance Of the Snow. Hudson Sisters
Specially ................ Pat Barrett
Tango on the Farm ..............
~. Hudson Sisters and Chorus
This is the Life. :. /. .Voyer and Chorus
Dance Mr.. Duffy
Specially ............ Miss Hendricks
Specially .,........ Pat Barrett
Hesitation Waltz. .... .Voyer and Lee
Finale ............... Entire company
Advertisement.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-20
DAvDRUFF SURELY
DESTROYS TIE HAIR
Makes Il Dull, Brittle, LKeIess, and
Causes It to Fall Out.

Girls-f you want plenty Of thick.
beautiful. glossy, silky hair. do by all
means get rid of dandruff, for 1t will
starve your hair and ruin 1t # you
don't.
1t doesn't do much good to try to
brush or wash it out. The only sure
way to get rid of dandruff is to dis
solve 1t, then you destroy it entirely.
To do this. get about four ounces of
ordinary liquid aryon: apply 1t at
night when retiring; use enough to
moisten the scalp and rub it in gently
with the finger tips.
By morning, most If not all, of
your dAldruff will he gone, and
three or four more applications will
completely dissolve and entirely de-
stroy. every. single sign and trace of 1t.
You will find, too, that all itching
and digging of the scalp will stop. and
your hair will be silky, fluffy. lus-
trous, soft, and look and feel a hun
dred times better. You can get liquid
arvon at any drug store. It Is mex
pensive and four ounces Is all you
will need, no matter how much dan
druff you have. This simple remedy
never fails.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-20

Kahoka Wednesday, accompanied by
his daughter, Bertha, and three sons,
Dawson. Joseph and William.
We want it distinctly understood
that Wayland has no saloons and
by closing the saloons a new COM
merce has sprung up. The boys make
the rounds every morning, gathering
the whiskey bottles from the sewers,
which they sell for a compensation
and their work is of double value.
They keep the sewers from filling up.
DR.. F. A. S. Rebo came out from
Alexandria Wednesday in his new
Buick auto. S. A. Vermillion has a
new j. l. Case auto, at Canton, Mo.
Wayland Is fortunate in escaping
with a very trivial amount Of sickness
this winter and the attendance at
our school is good. The school is an
improvement over former years and
conducted by home grown teachers.
A little of the polish was adhered to
these good girls at the Kirksville
state normal.
James G. Hennessy and wife WHO
have been spending the winter at
Palmetto, Florida, viii return to Way
land next week. Mr.. H. has built
three residences this winter in this
growing little southern city, and will
continue to spend his winters there.
They were both reared near Wayland
and Mrs. H. (nee Lottie Henshaw)
was never farther from home than
Keokul until last November. when
she took her initial trip.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-20
How 10 Your solIer7

It has been stated that q mans
stomach is his boiler, his body is his
engine and his mouth the fire box. Is
your boiler (stomach) in good working
order or Ia 1t SO weak that it will not
stand full load and not able to sup
ply the needed energy to your engine
(body)? II you have any trouble with
your stomach Chamberlain's Tablets
will do you good. They strengthen and
invigorate the stomach and enable It
to do its work naturally. Many very
remarkable cures Of stomach trouble
have been affected by them. For sale
by All Observation-Disclosures
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-20
keokuk and Other Iowa River Cities
Still Higher In These Than
quincy Aeaerdina 70
Schedule.
STILL WILL BE SAVING
No Discrimination VIII be Shown Be-
tween East and West Bound
Tariffs, Commission
Holds.

Schedules giving the class and com.
modify rates east from Ksokuk and
Mississippi river points in Iowa to
the seabaa.d have been received here
by the traffic department of tho In
dustriai association, The decision of
the interstate commerce commission
that the same rates shall apply for
east bound rates an for west bound
has also h=en received.
There has been considerable ques.
ton concerning this latter point. The
railroads In the past have made a
difference bstween the rates, and
submitted to the commission different
schedules as basis for tho new rates.
The commission, however. mas de-
craed that rates shall be the same.
These new rates from Keokuk to
the seahoard are two cents higher on
first and second classes and one cent
higher On al other CLASSES than
Quincy. This is believed to be due
to the working out OF the long ana
short haul principle. However. 1t Is
the hope of the shippers in Iowa
riHsr points that eventually the
Quincy rates will be forced UP to the
present rates now given the Iowa
cities.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-20
LA HARPE COUPLE
GET LICENSE HERE
Groom to be Asks Reporters to. Say
Nothing az Wedding 10 TO
be Surprise.

Gail S. Louden, % years old, and
Miss Addie shrier. aged ID, both Of
LaHarpe, ILL.,, came to Keokuk today
TO secure a marriage license. The
groom to be and a witness appeared
IN the office OF Clerk Hart to secure
the license. After they we're given
the necessary paper they request I'd
that the license be not published in
the newspapers.
I'VE want to surpriss our friends"
the young man in the case gave AZ
the reason.
The reporters were 10y hearted,
however, and ths young mans little
surprise party will not materialize as
he expected.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-20
Oldest Mayor Rules at Belle Center,
Ohio

BELLE CENTER, Ohio, March 20
This little Logan county village Is
governed by the oldest mayor in the
United States, Joseph F. Dennis who
recently celebrated his eightyseventh
birthday. His administrations have
been SO satisfactory to the people that
he has been reelected several times.
Mayor Dennis enjoys also the dis
tinction of being the oldest resident
of the county. He moved to Belle
Center seventy years ago when there
was only a log cabin here.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-20
Central Rates Same.

The central freight association
rates recognize no difference between
Quincy rates and Keoknk rates, II IL
en- thu seaboard rates that the differ
ence comes.
The following table shows what
the rates from Keokuk to certain
cities in the eastern territory will be
when the rates 80 into effect April L: