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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-09-30
First Mothers Meeting.

The first mothers meeting in con-
nection with the infant welfare work
of the Visiting Nurse association will
be held on Wednesday afternoon,
October I, at half past two o'clock, in
the girls club room of the Y. w. c. A.
The second meeting will be held for
another group of mothers in the Peo-
pies Institute on Thursday afternoon.
October Is. at half past two O'Clock.
To these meetings will be invited the
mothers and their babies, which have.
since birth, been under the care of
the nurses of the Visiting Nurse as
sociation. At these meetings Miss
Habenicht and Miss Brown will speak
on topics relative to The care and
feeding of babies and other kindred
subjects The members of the board
will serve light refreshments. 1t is
the purpose to hold these meetings at
regular intervals. ..-..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-09-30

FOR RENT-Furnished house, four
rooms, city water, $1,000 per month
II taken at once. Inquire 927 Des
Moines. Phone Red 55S.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-09-30
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-No. 1928 Concert, seven
room house, not modern. John
Tumelty.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-09-30
PRAYER Meetina Social.

II is the custom at Westminster
church to have an occasional social
meeting in connection with the We'd
nesday evening devotional service.
This will be the case this evening. A
committee OF the Sunday school has
charge Of the devotional meeting. with
a program Of special interest. This
will be followed by an informal social
hour, with light refreshments. All
members of the congregation are in
yfted, for better acquaintance and a
pleasant hour together
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-09-30
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WANTED.

wANTED-Two experienced lady So
licitors. must have ability to sell
goods to consumers; good salary; fur.
nish reference. Answer B. B. B., care
Gate City.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-09-30
Indoor Picnic Held.

The Willing Workers of the Second
Presbyterian church will have an in
door picnic supper in the chapel on
Friday evening.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-09-30
To Entertain Epworth League.

Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Mckay will
entertain the Epworth league of the
Trinity NJ. E. church on Thursday
evening at their home, 110S Morgan
street
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-09-30
columbus Club Woman

- COLUMBUS CIuO WoWau.
Word was received today that Mrs.
Ella May Smith of Columbus, Ohio.
will arrive in the city on Saturday to
remain until Tuesday, the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph ]. Ayres. No. 4
Park place. Mrs. Smith is to be the
guest Of honor at the reception on
Monday evening, which marks the
opening of the years work OF the
Monday Music club. Mrs. Smith has
travelled all over the United States,
organizing music clubs, and is the
president of the largest club in the
United States. She therefore speaks
with authority on her subject, THE
Province of the Music Club In the
receiving line at the reception will
be Miss Martha Baldwin, J. o. Boyd,
Miss Clara Gertrude Fry and Miss
Eleanor Brown. Refreshments will
be served and the club members and
their friends are invited.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-09-30
RaIIy Day Program.

The following is the program Of the
rally day exercises which will be
given on Sunday morning in the Bible
school of the First Westminster Pres
byterian church. beginning at half
past nine o'clock:
Song-"The Royal Army" by the
school.
Prayer-Mr Geo. E. Rix.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-09-30

Entertained Club.
Miss Floise PEBBLES entertained the
F. and F. club last evening.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-09-30
~ ri. club Meets.

Mrs. Joseph Sitter entertained the
o. H. club this afternoon at its regu-
lar meeting. The ladies brought their
work and contributions for the
orphans home at Council Bluffs, to-
ward the maintenance of which they
contribute Refreshments were serv-
ed by the hostess at the close OF the
meeting.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-09-30
FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-Apples, 500 bu., ~ miles
south Of Warsaw. Seabury Chand-
Ter,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-09-30
Entertains Ladies' Aid.

Entertains Ladies' Aid.
Mrs. Wahlgren, SIG South Tweiftn
street, entertained the Ladies' Aid
society of the Swedish M. E. church
this afternoon. The afternoon was
spent socially and refreshments serv,
ed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-09-30
South Side Club Meets.

Mrs William Ewers was hostess to
the members of the South Side High
Five club last night
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-09-30
Roberto Gibson Nuptials.

This evening at half past FIVE O'Clock
at the home OF Mrs. J. Roberts, 912
Exchange street. will occur the mar
rage OF her daughter, Miss Madge
Anderson Roberts. to Mr.. Stewart
Alexander Gibson. of Des Moines. The
service will be read by DR.. Charles
Elliott OF the First Unitarian church.
The wedding will be a small one with
only relatives and intimate friends
present, and will be simple but very
beautiful in all of its appointments.
The hall, living room and dining room
are decorated in autumn leaves. red
berries and autumn flowers. The
brides gown is of white crepe de
chine with point lace. trimming and
she will carry brides roses. Follow
ing the ceremony wedding dinner
will be served. Among the out OF
town guests are Mrs. H. w. Gibson,
Mrs. 0. j. Gibson and Miss Grace
Gibson of Red Oak, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
A. Carrick and Miss Ruth Thomas of
Peoria, Mrs. w. J. Perkins of Oska-
loosa, and C. J. Roberts OF Detroit.
The bride is very we'll known in keo-
kuk, where she has lived all her life.
She was educated In the city schools,
graduating from the high school in the
class of 1912. She is very attractive
girl, and one who has made friends
with many people. She has been q
devoted daughter to her mother. and
no higher praise can be given a girl
than that. She has been the honor
guest at a number OF parties, since
the party given on her twenty-nrst
birthday, at which her engagement
was announced. The groom has many
friends here, having been in the pur-
chasing department during the build
ing OF the power plant. After the
completion Of that work he went to
Des Moines, when the offices OF the
General Electric company were trans
ferred to that city. He is young
man Of splendid character and OF
much promise. After wedding jour
ney, ME-. and Mrs. Gibson viii be at
home in Des Moines. November l.
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The Nome daily nugget., 1914-01-31

Au Prince hut will be sent to any p.ints in the country where there ar. any manifestations nf revolt and it is expected that tho brigade will 6e split up into small commands in or der l." handle this police work.
 lt iS no believed here that any irore troops will be required as this provisional brigade is composed If tho rick of the Marine Corps and all of the men have been acclimatcd to the south by long service in Cuba and oh the Canal Zone.
 The orders issued io the senior na- val officer in command in Haitian waters arc 10 stop the fighting and to protect all foreign interests.
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" manner as they were put f"rwarl by the candidate for presidential hon ors. But the democartic party need ed something new and Mir. Wilson's i0eas were more in line with tho Cir inns of the democrats as [" policy than they were in line with the re- publican methods. Therefore the de- na"crats adopted MT. Wilson's ideas as a party platform and many of in" leaders felt that the party could win '. .ith the Wilson theories and then quietly shelve them nnd let th.. country run along ns t has always erne With very little difference be- tween n republican, ar n deinucrati.. administ ration outside nf the ever I.,-sent question of tariT
 Iiut President Wilson means L" put his ideas of government into practice nnd he has heen constantly at the task of doing just that ever since he has been in office.
 tne after another he has taken up tlc reforms that he deemed as neces- sary for the hctterment of the govern mcnt and the proper protection of the
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ct npntry and the people of the coun- try. hoth fin the present and in the future generations.
 His inst move in this direction camr today and h shows that he does m: propose to give congress time to dn my Iuatng on the job us long as h~ has hold of the leading strings.
 "stmastrr Grnrr,i Rurlson. at th.' of the President has worked out a pian in regard io government ownership nf some of the public util- i,irs a,nl this plan after having been approved and reconstructed hy tn" President was today submitted tn the :, nate with inc recommendation that il be .,r,rtcd into law.
 The plan submitted by the Post . muster General as the basis for con- Rressional action recommends that gov ernmcnt take over all of the tele- graph and telephone lines of the country and that they he administered under the Post once Department m under new department to he created for the purpose. If such x new department is created 1t will be
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THE MOOSE
 PARADE

Dictator Mcconnell lead the cohorts q. the Loyal Order of AIonsc on slort rcconnnslance in force through tI'c main artery of trade In Nome to- day.
 Led by a band and with banners flying the solid phalanx of the great dictator's warriors marched from their hall down Front street and istk. There was six horse wagon n, the head of the parade In which rode some of the high dignitories of the order and behind this came the serried ranks of the loyal sons. each with red sash across his parka or overcoat.
 One section of the marchers wore horns, einblamatic of the order. on tteir fur caps.
 After going over the line of march the lodge returned to It's quarters where there was an initiation and n rcusing meeting.
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buRlES0N BILL WOULD MAKE
 THE GOVERNMENT EXTERNAL

called the Department of tommuni- cations. and if the management of the telegraph and telephone systems Ot the country is left to the present Post Office Department it's name will bc c'mnacd to the Department of Posts and Communications.
 The hill as drafted by the Post muster General proposes that the gov trnment own Il monopoly over the teie- graph. telephone and radio communi- cations "f th" country and that con gress purchase. nt an appra ised val u:.tkn all of ihc present commercial l telephone and telegraph lines.
 The bill nis" I'r"ln's-s that c.'n- grt tss authorize the Postmaster Gen cral to issue r,NrHlIie licenses for the operation hN public individuals. associations. companies ar corpor, tions such parts of the telegraph. telephone and radio service as the government does not desire to take over at this time.
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FIRST MARINE BRIGADE
 GOES TO HAITI

n.;,udrr in Haiti over five thousand well seasoned troops, which it Is be- l'cvcd will be sufficient to police the entire country.
 The marines will have with them two batteries of field artillery and N i!l take camp etiuipage and supplies fer us long a stay in the island as may be necessary.
 Conditions in Haiti arc reported to hr growing worse and the German !,nd English governments look |" the United states to afford protection for their subjects and to prevent the de- str,iction U the many sugar planta- li"ns owned and operated hy English nnd German capitalists.
 The marines will be landed at Tort
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Special Nugget Service.

0FcCiat Nu18St SSFNice'
 WASHINGTON. Jan. 31.-Tbat the present democratic administration will enact Legislation which will even tuaiiy have the most far reaching ef- feet on the country and which will SD far change . great many of the commercial and industrial conditions that n" future party will he able to revert |" the present methods seems more probable as the days nf the Wilson adm illustration lcngthen.
 Mr. Wilson has been a close stude | "f economic and governmental pro hirms fer H great many years before he was considered as Ii possibility az a presidential candidate and the the "rics that he worked cut as a student and which he found to be the theories hest suited for d republican form of ,c., ernment which was supposedly for the best interests of aIl of the people all of the time. wery not the theories Of tho democratic pprty. Mir. Wilson's ideas were far In advance of anything that his party had hitherto advocated in as drastic
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Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 WASHINGTON. Jan. Fl. ~' hde's were issued by the navy department fer the brigade of marines stationed at the camp of instructi"n ;n,l mob" lization at Fort Royal. s;"nih Caro- lina, to embark cn board a transport immediately and sail for l'"rt Au Prince, Haiti, where fl will l"' landed and will take charge of tic town and. if necessary the entire country f the disturbed black republic.
 This brigade is composed of tho recond. third and fifth lr"vis,n,I;Il rr. giments of marine Infantry ;nml can be- reinforced hy th" ursi and fourth regiments from GlIaniIn'tll" ,'uln. which will give the .tni"riT'n ""m .
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WEST MAY eE BRYANtZED spsciaf Nugeet Service

PORTLAND. Jan. Fl. G.n,rl"t West Is considering the offer "i " lee ture agency which has offered hln' five hundred dollars q week for :. lecture tour throughout the rnitcd States.
 Portland has withdrawn from her position of antagonizing seattle hy demanding that one "f ht. r'Eion"l reserve banks be established there and will ask for a branch regional hank.
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The first game between the Tighten will take place Il week from Friday. There will also bc basket ball game between the High school and Fort Davis and base ball game between the Fort Davis and Il picked team of lcaguc players. The proceeds of these F; mes vii gn tn the Kennel Club. With such Il varied series uf uttrac- tons tho next base hall night should ba one of the host of the winter.
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MOOSE TEMPLE
 AT CAPITAL
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W>SiiiNGTu\. n. C.. Jan. 3I.- 'rh" erection in Washington of m : ,i,mI temple of inc Loyal Order of Nocse was advocated by Trickett O. Giles. of Baltimore. Il member of tho n.tional hoard of the organization. ot n "hoost" meeting of Columbia Lodge No 126 of tho order. at Typographical r, mplr last night.
 \ large number of Senators and Re- lrcscntutivcs being members of the organization and invitations having l.etn extended to them to address last nights meeting. 1t was called Con gi essional session in their honor. Wee President Marshall. Speaker Champ Clark. Senator Poindenter. and number of representatives who had been asked to speak. however. sent in their regrets. saying that inn portant business made Il impossible for them t0 M present. The virtues and benefits to he derived from the or ganizatiun were discussed by a mum. her of the speakers.
 Those In charge "f the session were: II. F. Gulnlkr. f Baltimore. repre- sehtlng the organization department 0s the order; Emmct l.. Adams. chair- man: Thomus I.inulmm. W. ". Ang- lin. Max Pines. C. w. Connolly and rr. H. F. Ferry.
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WILL KEEP THE PEACE IN HAITI
CANNOT PLAY
 LIKE MANUEL
Special Nugget Service.

SVSSsS' 'sS08Ss SSsv'~~
 LONDON, Jan. 3i.-Quetn Mary $ il,e greatest reformer of the age. She hus so restricted the court that life in the royal household has become one long sombre bore. Now she has begun to put stop to the newly permitted pleasures of the Prince Jf Wales. The queen recently learned t.,at the heir to the throne of Eng lrnd had visited several music halls with his tutor. This was bad enough but when the royal mother learned that His Hiyhness had gone twice to the same music hall In one week and lad applauded tke efforts of Q cer- tain dancer. she had visions of 0aby rnd Manuel and the lost throne of Port ugai and now she has forbiddea ,h. young princes attendance at any | IiHyhouse where friviloua acts are sl- k wed.
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RECOMMEND MORE
 BOATS FOR ALASKA

Hc also recommends that there he a considerable increase In the number os men allowed for the work of pro- iecting the fish and that headquarters fr the patrol fleet and for the other work carried on in the waters of the territory be established at Seattle from which point there will he kept q constant watch on the canneries nnd other fishing projects to see that they kept within ih- law regarding to their catches and tO the disposal of tne fish which are not used.
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Special Nugget Servies.

Special Nugget Service.
 WASHINGTON. Jan. 3I.-Sccrctary port of Commiss ioner smith of the Bureau f Fisheries and will ask con- gress for an immediate appropriation i', order to put into effect some O. the rccuminendati ions of the bureau chief
 C'ommissioncr smith asks for .' number of small boats and launches Tor use in patrol work in Alaskan waters for the protection of the fish and the regulation of the fisheries.
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THIS WILL INTEREST YOU.

For the next thirty days we will place on sale at 20 per cent discount Tailor Made suits to order.
 Fifty four of thls seasons latest patterns in blacks and hiues *erges and worsteds.
 First class workmanship. Fit guar anteed. Only small deposit required We invite you to examine goods whe- thcr you buy or not. We do altcra- lions and cleaning, pressing and re- pairing. Yours to please.
 NOME ToiLoRlN0 co. estwesn zshnsr and oseerstrem's.
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BACK TO THE
 GOOD OLD REEL
special Nugget Service.

0p0csas SS~SSSt ~~SviSS'
 NEW YORK, Jan. 3I.' There tx d movement in s0ciet. which s.".ms L. br swinging back to the g,""l old days of the grnntlmothcrs aud grand fathers of the present day generation O. tango and turkey troi dancers.
 It is nothing more than tIh. r~intr"- duction of that good o!tlfashi,ncd and merry dance the VirginEi l;"rl. At nearly all of the dances which have been given by the smart s"t sinc" the beginning of tho now year ihr Nir- ginia Reel has appeared un thu pro- gram and the revival of his rumpin.: dance of the old plantation days has become very popular.
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No one who saw the enthusiasm of the Moose during their novel and spectacular parade today can doubt that the roundup at Eagle hall tonight will hc anything but the greatest af- fair of the season.
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PASSENGERS IN DANGER
Special Nugget Service.

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. si.- Forty eight of the crew and passengers If Mississippi river ferry bOat are in danger as the result of the grounding O: tho boat on steep ledge. If the boat slips off into deep water she will undoubtedly sink. The steamer AL n.arante and tug are standing by the ferry.
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NEWS NOTES

The mail for Inc outside left "irl> tris morning. On account of the fine condition of the trails AeGncss eX poets to make q quick run.
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WOMAN ACQUITTED
Special Nugget Service.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 31.--Alis.' Alexander. the young woman who was arrested and tried on tho charge of killing millionaire Van l'aalon with whom she was snid to hc in love w;:s today acquitted by the jury.
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Results ur the X. li billiard tourna . ment last night:
 Senior Division. Class A-Grlgsby, 100: Dr. Raync, 13S.
 Senior Division. Glass h. Van Sick L.. 12a; Roster, 1S4.
 Junior Division. Class Apr Slonn. 100: \. \. Alien. S4.
 X. <. Allen. 100; !. Y. Sheilon. a3.
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coETHALs CONFIRMED

srceiaI Nugget Service.
 WASHINGTON. Dec. 31.-The no imitation of Colonel Goethals to be c;vn governor of the Panama Canal Zs ne was confirmed by the senate to- day.
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Mrs. eartlett's dancing class every rlssday and Friday evenings at 6 ?. n. X. X. Hall.
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Entertainment. dance, Mooss Round. up, Jan. 31. Eagle hall. Adm. S1.6o
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The base bali league tx arranging tN give Il smoker on next Thursday evening.
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Mining Editisns ready ssr Mallin0 ss tho Nugget sflIess 0oe...
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Fer Meme Nsws and Werid's nsws sst the Nugsst.
The midland journal., 1914-11-27
About Words.

Fairy was once beautiful woman.
Refer once meant only to carry back.
Confer was originally simply to car
~ with.
Jade originally signifed any rude
person without regard to sex.
Craven was at first a man who had
craved or begged his life Of an enemy.
Voyage was formerly any journey.
whether by sea or land 1t did not mat
ter.
Farewell originally signifed ''may
you fare or travel well or In safety"
Primrose was at first the prime rose.
or the first rose that opened In spring.
Polite at first meant polished and
was applied to any smooth shining
surface.
The word ascertain formerly meant
nothing more than to make certain OF
q fact.
The word idea formerly meant a
completed performance. whether men
tal or physical
The midland journal., 1914-11-27

The fight against the foot and month
disease is being carried on vigorously by
the State Live Stock Sanitary Board and
the Federal authorities. One of the pre-
cautionary. measnres.againstlthe possible
spread Of the dread disease among cattle
is TO prohibit the running at large of
dogs, or hunting with dogs. In several
counties of the State.
Cecil county is.included in this. but the
usual number Of worthless ours are 10 be
seen trotting about. It would appear
thalin:a section where dairying Is such
an important fctor as il is throughout
this: entire alocalily, every. owner OF a
dairy herd would be vitality concerned in
the etaking of every precaution against
the possible injection of his stock. but
we notice the.ntsbost indifference for and
disregard OF this edict that has been is
sued against the dog nuisance
The midland journal., 1914-11-27

The reckless automobile driver has be-
come such a menace TO the public. and
there Is snch universal demand that he
be bEought tojussice, thatthe authorities
are moving to check the evil. ANTONIO
bile Commissioner Roe. in emphasizing
thefact that gasoline and whiskey will
not mix. warns auto drivers who are in
the habit Of looking long upon the wine
when it Is red that the booze must be cut
out or their licenses will be revoked.
Aud now comes Queen Anne's County
Craud Jury with the Recommendation
thakathe speed fends be given a taste OF
the Law. The Jury recommends that g
County Road Constable sbe appointed,
with authority 70 make arrests. and that
he'he provided with . moaorcycle In order
that he may be able TO overhaul those
who try TO t.heat il.p
Such an officer stationed along The
State road in this vicinity would have
plenty Of work. as the way some drivers
ssburn the pike" Is caution.
The midland journal., 1914-11-27
Parting Of the Ways.

It was over, then-the dream. The
wife rose unsteadily and put on her
hat.
She was weary-weary to the bone
Of 1t all-his threats, his unmanly eva
sions, his weak. despicable subter-
fuges.
But her eyes were resolute.
"It's no use, Henry" she said bit
terly. "I'm going"
At the door. she paused paused with
set lips and Implying eyes, while he
poured forth husbands soul In one
last anguished appeal.
'Think Of mel" he cried desperate
". 'Think of your father and mine!
Think Of our SOM
"It's no use. Henry" she repeated
wearily, as the door closed Il shall
vote the straight ticket. Judge.