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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-12-31

C0pt1ON OF their friends and That
means about everybody In the city.
Some snappy games will be presented
In the physical department and the
day will no doubt prove a Happy
New Year at the Y. M. G. A. build
ing.
New Years Greeting.
The Gate City is In receipt OF an
invitation carl from General Secre.
tary Burns Of Waterloo to big free
celebration at Young Mems Christian
association building at Waterloo, In
Guiding an attractive program, with
these written words: Kind regards
to The Gate City Staff. May JOY and
happiness crown your days." The
same to friend Burns.
Giee Club Here.
The Illinois University Glee club
arrived in the city at 1870 o'clock
this afternoon and went directly to
the Y. NJ. G. A. building where they
received assignments to private fam
lilies in which they are to be enter
tanned during their presence in the
city.
At 2 o'clock the club was furnished
a guide for trip through the water
power plant, which afforded the
members season of rare entertain
ment and interest.
Physical Department.
At the Y. NJ. c. A. gymnas.
ium last night, the high school won
again--its third game. The Y team
took on the Monmouth college
Scholastics to a good score.
The high school team demonstrated
the fact that they were going good
when they defeated by the close
score Of 1920 the star last years
team, which has SO far been the fast.
est team by far in the history Of Keo
kuk high school, The alumni bunch
were not in as good condition as the
present team, which accounts for their
defeat. Plainly the game was a
tribute to training" as some of last
years men have scarcely been on the
basketball floor since the season
closed last year.
Much spirit was shown by both
teams and the rooters for both teams
and at the close of the game there
was a wild and continuous yell which
was deafening. Spirit was flowing
free, as those who were in favor OF
the alumni were satisfied by the ex.
ce1lant showing made by the last
years favorites, and those roofing fol-
the high school were more than salts
fed by the class of battle put up by
the new team. 1t Is seldom that an
entire team drops out of high school
in one year, and remarks have been
made to the effect that If the "Jen.
kins bunch" could get together an
other year and travel over the coun-
try they could sweep up a majority of
games played as victories. The alumni
boys were much surprised and cha
grined by the outcome OF the game,
for they were satisfieG that whereas
nearly all teams beat their alumni,
they were an exception to the rule,
and but for the plucky battling OF the
team this year, they would have prov
en- their assertion. McQuoid with his
timely baskets twice brought the
game out of the fire when it seemed
to everybody present that the high
school was about to break their string
of victories. The boys are very de-
sirous of emulating last years bunch
with a perfect season, which, judging
from the amount Of new material in
this years squad, will certainly be a
wonderful feat if they can accomplish
It.
Following is the lineup and scores
OF the game:
HIGH School. o. Alumni, 20
Garrison-Hancock .......... Parsons
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-12-31
Y. M. c. A. ITEMS
open House.

The Young Mems Christian asso-
citation will keep open house all day
tomorrow, New Years day for the re-
ception of their friends and that
means about everybody In the city.
Some snappy games will be presented
in the physical department and the
day will no doubt prove a Happy
ing.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-12-31
Mrs. tucker at Hamilton.

Mrs. Collin wood Tucker gave an
afternoon song recital yesterday In
Hamilton under the patronage OF the
p. E. o. chapter there. The recital
was given in the new Daugherty' 8
hall to very large audience. Mrs.
Tucker gave a program Of negro
songs, ballads and childrens songs,
all of which we're much enjoyed as
the applause aid enthusiasm OF the
audience indicated. Miss Clemence
Dadant gave piano solo and Miss
Brandt read "The Soul of the Violin,
both of which were pleasing addi-
tons to the program.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-12-31
MISCELLANEOUS

FOR estimates on pIastering and re-
pair work. call Red-1301 Stanley
Johnson, ut North Thirteenth street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-12-31
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Roll top desk and SIT.
floor case at S24 Main. VIM. Hol-
land.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-12-31
New Years Eve.

New Years Eve.
Ring out wild bells to the wild sky,
The flying cloud, the frosty light;
The year Is dying in the night;
Ring out wild bells and let him die
Ring out the old, ring in the new;
Ring happy bells across the snow;
The year is going, let him 60;
Ring out the false, ring in the true.
Ring out the grief that saps the mind,
For those that here we see no more |;
Ring out the feud of rich and poor,
Ring in redress for all mankind.
Ring out old shapes of foul disease,
Ring out the narrowing lust Of goIa;
Ring out the thousand wars OF old,
Ring in the thousand years OF peace.
Ring In the valient men and free,
Tho larger heart, the kindlier hand;
Ring out the darkness OF the land,
Ring in the Christ that is to be.
Alfred Tennyson.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-12-31

come of the story. The story has
been shown In films all over the coun-
try recently, but for the benefit Of
those who had not seen the pictures,
Miss Bonney provided the photos Of
the various dramatic scenes. The
hours for the afternoon were from
800 to 600 o'clock, and the house
was decorated in red. A dainty lunch
con was served during the afternoon.
The guest list included: The Misses
Mary Rich. Leonore Rich, Isabelle
Tanning. Dorothy Knights, Elizabeth
Wilson, Elizabeth Tanning, Lucille
knights, Nina Hodge, Helen Palmer
Gray. Beulah We'll. Frances Russey,
Marie Weber and Leonore Weber.
Old Folks Party.
A number of people from Keokuk
attended the Old Folks dancing party
at Warsaw last night. This is the
biggest social event OF the holiday
season in Warsaw each year. and last
nights party proved no exception.
Nearly fifty couples were present
Music for program consisting of sew
eral Of the new dances, number OF
round dances and greater majority
OF square dances was furnished by
Agnes orchestra OF Keokuk. A sup.
per was served in the downstairs din.
ing room. Every one from Keokuk
reported a fine time.
A. o. n. Dance Tonight
A dancing party will be given this
evening by the Ancient Order Of Hi
bernians at their hall. Ninth and Bank
streets. This will be one Of the pleas
ing events Of New Years eve in Keo-
kuk. Agnes full orchestra will fur
nish the music.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-12-31

FOR SAIJE-Good blooded Jersey
cow, be fresh soon; will sell cheap
/, sold at once. Herbert Wooster.
keokuk, Route /
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-12-31

LOST-Ladies hair pin. shell with
square silver top set in jet and brill
liants. Reward if left at Gate. City
Office.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-12-31
Keokuk clubs Open House.

u
/ which has been out of vogue in Keo-
kuk for eighteen years the Keokuk
club will keep open house on New
Years day from 4 to o'clock In
their club house on Blondeau street.
There will be dancing in the bali room
to the music OF Agnes orchestra dur
ing the receiving hours. A buffet
luncheon will be served in the dining
room. The following women are pat
ronesses for the affair and will as
sist as hostesses in receiving and en-
pertaining the guests who call: Mrs.
e. Carroll Taber, Mrs. Edgar Cach-
rane, Mrs. Clara Perdew Sheldon,
Mrs Wells M. Irwin, Mrs. Henry s.
Walker. Mrs Beverly B. Hobbs, Mrs.
B. c. Taber. Mrs. w. w. Holmes,
Mrs. John Collier. Miss Mary M.
Johnston, Mrs. Corydon M. Rich, Mrs.
Eugene S. Baker, Mrs. John Craig,
Mrs. Ernest L. McCo'd, Mrs. Theodore
A. Craig, Mrs. Lee A. Hamill, Mrs.
70. A. Collier
FortnlshtIy Club Tuesday.
Mrs. ID. A. Collier Will entertain
the Fortnightly club on next Tues
day afternoon.
Miss Maxwell Wins Publicity.
Miss Eleanor Maxwell Of st. Louis
who is the guest Of relatives in the
city has written recent some I'M
usually readable and clever stories.
The last one to appear is Simple
Suzanne" and Is published in the
January Smart Set. There are
some limericks in the sstory which
are very quotable and would be much
to the point on certain occasions.
Miss Maxwell has had stories and
verses accepted by a number OF pop
ular magazines within the last few
months. She was born in Keokuk
and her friends tere have just pride
in. her accomplishments. sa3
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-24
en- merfelie BECOMING.

Sra Hep g)orf berettes oen Zoe
fS%ebruor: GQepe Renneifer, oeri.
blanbt iire apinoer og 10 Born, iom
bapoe b~eiunoet Jig omborO paa DC
fire Eramme. iom ltn0er ben ippre
Storm iorleoen bnpbe iliot Jig los
ira Sl9beoamp6aooen ~Glinp" er ei.
Ter II 5imers aomp nleo gslgerne
blepne reobeoe / gtPrbeben al Orient
Eoint paa Gong Sslano.
5 mango Elmer orep De bi9lpe.
los omfrins paa Sunoet / ben bp.
lenoe Sneitorm. De, iom beionoi
iig omboro paa Trammene "eli3a.
beth" OF "@iqenbroet" bapoe maat.
tet IN iii Ell al Sfibsbaaoene, ba
Vrammene trueoe meo at gaa til
gunos, % toecs omboro al be TO
andre. "aatie 8oobs" os "Hoie Dia.
rie". 9isie uiite zig imiolertio bel.
Ter life l9neere iisopgtise. hporior
ale, II / 1alet, mantte tage i'm Eli.
iIust til Sfibsbaaben, ben eneiie Se
bapoe.
Get par 81. 2 Rat til 2sroas. at
prammene ileo Jig los, os oct par
ii elmer ienere, at Sen iioite al Dem
bespnSte at ipnte. = S @eaemtioen
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-24
Jernbanefonfliften
Ok oronet peo Oolo0ift.

Sra Chicago berettes ben 190e Sc
bruar: &snsiorbsielier, iont tillam.
men oil an0rage iii ca. 100000 ON
Aoret, bleu iong bcoilget Chicago,
burlington & Guincp- Sanens 5000
SogfunftIonGrer al Ell @ologiits.
Commission, ionl bar bapt Sagcn til
0ebanoling / oper ire Maaneoer.
aienoelien beuilger iilo Detailing
for alt 9lrbeioe, iaopel pr. Mil iom
pr. Sinle; men oiIlog nGiten uoen
%llnotagelie ole Strap pon Grtrobe.
tnlinq for tilfGloi9t Arbeioe / Sor.
binoeIie meo 6unftioltGrernes regll.
lore Vligter. Ger blep intet Ssns.
neoilag poabubt.
Ger bleu for isrite Sang iaitioi
en- Winimirns!su pr. MaaneO for
Fosiagerto9enes Earionnle iom isl
ger:
aonouftsrer $t3i2O, Baggage.
mpnO $S0.S5, 9remiere (9rafe.
mem og 6lagmGno S74.S0.
Salt beuilgeoes 10 pigtige arop
paa 6oranoringer / RegIemrentet for
iaapeI @obs. iom Easiagertieneiten
Gen ions afgipne aienoelie er re.
iultatet al fl Wioaneoers 9ciirGbel.
ler ira Siinftion9rernes Sibc poa at
opnoa en- Heoiiion al arbeiospilfaa.
rene og en- SorbsieIie al 2snnen.
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Gaitiuo / S%aneenifab.

Sra 81 Taio, Seros, mclbes oen
19be ,Sebrunr: Zen bern0teoe mer.
ifanife ganoitbspoing Ntarimo ga.
itiuo, iom / Here WnaneOer bar ter.
roriieret Settlerne / Smc1nen al
CHIHUAHUA, o. ion iornplig bIeu Ia.
oct tiliange al De anterifnnlte 0rRn.
%ietropper, arfom ibag bio ulloer eli
iterf NiilitGrpagt. San blcu itrar
inbint / ell Geae / Sort gliis PEG
Chen al Ben, bpori oen merifanife
General Ones Sula5nr bcniiboer.
Otter l~loieenbet al BONNIE ifltIbe
iilger taae honu for ell blootgrItlg
Hsper og Sorbrpoer; ban CT lioen og
puslingogtig al Bert og ueier neppe
800 Fumo. "a ban isrtes no al
Sernbuneuoglen iorIDanOt han nor.
item |boJltopclig talt blanbt oct alte.
%rifanife Togtmauoifab, Der oIngnD
BAN. Ger bar iremmeot en- bel So
ben Menneifcr, iom par npsgierrige
eiter at ion ic oei berpgteOe Ban.
oitbsobing, Ser ifal bare iaamorge
Nenneifers. oeriblonot Here amcri-
fanife @orgeres Sip, poo lin Gam.
pittigbeo, men Sc if fnopt ct Clint
al bom, oa ban omgipet al @ngten
isrtes ailieo iii Sortet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-24
llpeir / California.

Ora Sos AngcleS. Gal. ielegrap.
res 0en i9oc Nebrunr: CT ioriTroe.
liat llpeir nIen ct NegninIo poa 6
Somucr. lomr bc liblte 10 Sage bar
roict / lnblilc California. bor frppct
10 Menneifelip og ioroorln1ct Ell
Gienoomslfn0c Tor helinlo0 1000,
900 Collars.
: Ontcgncn al Cos HngeleS inlot
Der | 5loSrumntct mellenr Mi0nat
Sirsong o1 al. $ tOol MorJcs
GorSoaa) nTiteu s CONNER HeGn.
gppcl'inboucrne og S%crnbonernc leo
ben iterlte Sfabe.
gae &c cIcfiriltc SporuoanSlin.
ier, iom iorbinoer YoS IngeleS meo
bets tolriGc Sorltroer, mnnttc inS-
title GriiteiL, % Here al Dem oil life
funne fonnic igoug igien pod Here
Gage. Sele StrTfninJan mellenr
@pen og &apnebpen Son Tebro itoo
igoor unher Tonb. Der iong Ter no
iom Ell Snbiis pnd 10 Nil / Sm.
FrrAS
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-24
% %cnuer rl,ltSt ON / gan.

ninger % %enuer riunSt ON / gan.
oct.
Mrs. &are or loot / @indciter
%irginia, Den ote Scbruar 1911
SenoeS Sooer par CONNER / Sta.
tens Ssieltcret o. bopoe tibligerc
ire Scrmiuer pTret Meblem al Sc
Sor. Staicra aongrca. Nnu par
imoo Nc9erilaperict. iom ilorere0c
ocri Stoicr. fog berior Niitco %
flptteoe iii Chic.
Mrs. @arc blcp ben 2Soc Mai
1929 / @oooSficlo, Ohio. gilt meN
Eaitor Soicpb Sare. &c fom / 1867
iii ct. Tail. Miun., bpor benoeS
Mano osoe / 1884.
&in bar bapt s @srr. al bpilfc
Z cnonu or ilipe, ioo bun bar Ell itcr
6lof Gficrfomnlcrc / mai,le geo.
Sire al bellocs Conner beltog ION
iripiQige / NorbitaterneS STr / Dor.
gertrigen.
&enOeS Ssn &. {. @oreS Slitrll
bar set ieritc bpibc Barn, inn bar
loot / Hoietoipn, oct miurrenoc Der.
riall Tarf, eli Al St. Eoil9 SorltT.
Der. Slnl ie6tes 1916 / Ell Sem.
merltlc ("lo9 cobln"O, loni ito0, bpor
Glcpeldno oN ct. Antborp NpemicS
M frpoier %binonoeu.
X * X
s @nufcgan, Sa., bsoe ocn 2Ooc
hS. cit Gonc. iom par 105 Mar giant
mel. Neuoes Nopn bar Mrs. Gen
f%ilion. &in bar isot / ,%Srlano og
fcm bio til Surbct Tor Ct Ior li0ell
og boiatte liz / @oufcgan.
&rn eioroe &eiicn ira @rooflpr
til Chicago meb Sernbanc 81 Heiier
ira Gbicogo til @aufcgan meb
Sampboab. Ger criitereoe ingell
Sernboneiorbinbelie mellcm DC to
9per oengong.
Canine Sog bsoe / Camden. Nep
Seriep, Ell Ncger, Sbeooore SarriS,
/ Oen beie SLIDER al III Inr. Ger
er ingen 3pil ON hans alher, for
iislae Spteanelier / Trmebepartc.
mentet bar ban loot iom SIape
Marplano BEN 13be 5ebrliar 1903.
San par @cternn ira goraerfrigeil
o. bar / mango Iar trilffet BENTON.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-24
Kunoifab en- itor Soroel.

Sra Walbington meooele5 0cn
20oe Sebruar: 2dnobrugsoepurte,
mcntet oiieniliqgioroe ioog Reiulta.
terne al Ell Rpffe llnoerisgelier, Set
bar laoet onitiae / ire al Sanoets
~itsrite % beoite 2ano6rigsitater.
nemlig Sainois. Snoiara % Soma,
aslsaoenoe Observation-Disclosures
bIarOt 6armerne. Ga set irergnnr
al oenne llnoerisgetie. at Sc beoit
oplpite ogiaa er DC beoite Sarmere.
Get fonitatereoes ianleoes. at 6ar.
mere meo Ssiifolcuo0onnelie gieu.
neminitlig brngte nPIten oobbelt laa-
meget no al iii Sarmbrug 'om De,
ser blot bauoe iaoet Ell ~alminoelig
Common Shool". llo6annelle. og
at Sc, Tom begpnote 6arming / en-
ung aloer. gioroe Oct beore, emo De
Tom tos iat pao BET ienere / Sipet.
Ierimoo aouareoe Gepartementet
imoo oen Gro. at noJen fan lamle
ell itor GornnIe pon fort Sio peo
TSarming. Rpiten nlle pOre rige Gar
mere bar ianlet lin Selitnno aien.
mem Ell belt Gins banrot oe ilioiomt
IrbeIoe.
Ger finoes naturligpiS ogiad man-
&c Sarmere, iom bar giort Oct goOt.
iom Iioen eQer ingen Sfoleuooaunel.
ie bar iaaet, men oisie uiloe. mener
SeparteTlentet. funne baue giort bet
en0a beore. on De | lin llngoom bao-
De bapi ~Snleoning til at ifniie JIG
itsrre aunoifaber.
SaIialo bar ma life. Tiger De-
pariementet. bort. at en- Sdrmer
angreoe paa. at ban / lin llngoom
bapoe ifaiiet liz Be aunoifaber. ban
bapoe bapt I%nIeeuing I'll al crboer.
be Jig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-24

bar &c al Stormen blepet brcpct /
Ell eitli2 Hctnina bcnimo0 Corn
fielo'S Eoint, nur Sopuine, Gonnec-
ticlit, % ocrira tpcrS opcr Sunoet
imoo Srient Eoini.
Nl. > Ssroog Gitermiooa9 opou
gcoc @cboerue al Crient Eoirt @ad
bcn meb sc fl Sfibbrnonc bripclt0e
ittb mellcm @rUnblu0ernc. og noglc
mobigc Mpno pabc0e 10 on If int
/ @naocrl. Tor bcn after isrteS iii
bnrS Al Gro1iuget. &c i~tnffelS Mcr.
ncifcr por "a pbcrit iorfomnc al SuIt
og aul6c, ol @onocn holpiiiIo al
@anb, ioni DC life lrllgere bar iitnno
ill Of ole lPnS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-24
Opitanoen paa Paiti.

Sra Cape 9aiiien. Saiti. telesra.
ieres Den 19Se 6ebr.:
30 alporlise NeoerIas tilisieSes
ioaa armeerne unoer RebeIbsuSin.
gen Senator Sapilmar S~heoocreS
aommanoo peo 9ranSe Riuiera. Is
@eil berira. os peo Simbe. peitenicr
Cape Saitien.
&ebelerne retirereoe ! 8etning al
Cape Saitien ioriuIst al &esierin.
gems trooper.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-24

Otter Here Cages annimeret Ie.
bat ueoblep / SsroaaS &c foreliggenbc
olntinoelige &ologiitstraftater mel.
lem De Ior. Statcr % guglano, Sa.
pan, StaIien. Spanien. Torge. Spe4
rige, VcrtugoI og Shipeij ratiiice.
rcoc al Sendtet. 49, Nile AZ Sppoii.
tiouen giorte 6orisg paa CT iaa Graf.
tdierfic nmenoereoe milpffebes iitlo.
ftnnbig, ioet ollie iremiatte Sorilag
i'll amenoemeuter neouotereoes.
Weolemmerne al aomiteen for
~uoerrigife Anliggenoe islte iig, alle.
reoe isr Msoet ~aabneoes. temmeliq
lifre paa. at Sraftaierne niIDe bit
ratiIcereoe. &c. ion bar imob Bob.
ait iont en- Bart al ben rationale
GolitIf. baobe / oen ioruoGanenoe TO
Gage lange Gebat pumpet Jig ieIp
lpns paa %argunenter, mems De.
iom sn'feoe at iaa ueotaget uisle ser.
oringer / Sraftoterne. bapoe faaet
alle line Gmenoemeuter rteopotereoe.
Cen pigtigite Aariog til oisie Re.
oerlag bar Den aienosgierning. at
Ell nsiagtig ~Iignrtoe Sraftot ion Dc.
Ser MT iorelao, aIlereoe iiior Som.
mer bar aiiluttet meb Srautrige %
ratiiiceret al Seuatet uoen nogeu
Sornnoring.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-24

6orilaget onl Ell Sepiiening al
100000 iii gefiGmpelie al Spineto.
lera o. Ell blanot Seitene iterft sros.
lereoe Spgoom taloet "Sourine". er
M peotaget al aonsresiens besse
Suie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-24

SOriiGttes paa SIDE 4.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-24

Observation-Disclosures NilitGrfomite
iremIogoe / Sorsoaes lin Snoitilling
al Armebuogettet. Set er opisrt
meo S94. 100000, bpilfet er So.
1885 minore enc glrmeoeparte.
mentet5 Cuerilag al $4,000 minorc
enb 9iiogettet Tor inoepprenoe ii.
ifalaar.
) 9uogettet er inobeiattet en- PC.
pilgnina al 100000 iii Signaltie.
neiteu, buorai inotil S250,00O tiG
Anifaiielie ar Suitifibe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-24

Erplioent @ilion Ooerienote
oen t9oe o3. Senatet islsenoe Gnt.
beo 3uouppnelier iii S~taoiritelie:
ltniteo State5 MISUNDERSTANDING
u. %orter Of Soma, Tor TIE South.
ern district Of Soma; @illiam u.
Rap Of lltab Tor lltab.
lluiteo Stotes NarIbols-Gbarl.
e$ Z. @alton OF 5resno. Cal.
Solttbern oiitricct Of California: g.
u. Moore OF Soma, Rortbern DIS.
trict oL,Sotpa; Hicbolas =. Reeo, 81.
tltnrrpa, Soma. Soutbern oiitrict OF
Soma; 4qrllla Hebefer Of lttab. DIG.
trict Of lttab; Sames &. Wc8opern
OF @iIbllr. @oib.. Gaitern oiitrict Of
Waibington.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-24
Koneresien.
%psnins al en- Gesicrinssbdne |
Nlnifa bcilnttet.
st eiati0t <friot.

SorIlaget M Spgnlngen al Ell ne.
gieringsbane / Ildifa peotodes oen
19oe os. al Observation-Disclosures meo
oen ouerpGloenoe Maioritet al $50
moo 81 Stenmier. 81 bermeo an.
lcr mango set isrite aftielle Sfribt
at barre taaet / Hetning al Negieriu.
gems epeutlielle S~uertagelie al ollie
Sernbdner / Sanoet.
I'll 9ngniuger al Nlaifabanen.
Scr ira ct Eunft pad apiten ifd[
'trGtfc liz til Dc ltore aiilicIier, be.
pilgcoeS ct @clob al inotll $4,000.
600, ser for Girreoct titles iii lis.
petition ior TrGlibeutcn, Der iamti.
oIN glueS O~ipn0igbeo iii at tr9ifc
olIc i%orns6nc @eitcmmelicr.
Ut %ligucnoe 6orilag CT alereSe peb.
togct a Sendtet. nlei ga oct err liot
iorlticlliNt ira @ulets. piG 6orllaaenc
M bliue benoiit Ill Ell aon'erencefo.
mite. Mtan penter. at oeine iioelr
ipnoerlig GnnitcligbeSer oil ertes ONT
Ell 6GlleSinoitilling. % at Sorilogct
Ell al DC nrrmclte Ioae pil bIi oper.
lcnot Frriioenten til llnoerifriit.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-05-22
ROAD AD|MPROvEMENT
TO THE OIL FIELDS
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE CON-
MITTEE WILL RAISE MONEY TO
KEEP ROAD IN REPAIR.

The committee recently appointed
by the Chamber of Commerce to raise
money to keep this city and the Head.
ton oil fields in repair, met with Com
missioner Kirkpatrick and in a short
time enough names had been secured
to guarantee $250.O0 per month, and
the committee, led by NJ. German, the
chairman, will make a hard effort
to get the amount to the $500 mark,
with every assurance of success.
The road will extend from here to
Lone Grove over the present route,
thence one mile north to the section
line, then four miles west and one
mile north again and straight to
White City in the heart of the fields
One oil company has already donated
1000 barrels of oil to be used on the
road after the work is finished, and
all other companies operating in the
field will b called upon to donate. The
oil dressing will after a few applica-
tions be a great help to the road.
NJ. German will lay out the route
and will have the lines established
so that the work may begin at once
1t is the purpose of the Chamber of
Commerce to have the road between
this city and the fields in such condi-
ton that parties living in town can
make the trip from here to the field
and return every moonlight night they
desire to take a pleasure trip and with
the amount of money pledged, Pres
dent Mullen says the work can be
lone and maintained.
The state highway commissioner
Will be asked to lend what assistance
lie can in this matter with a view of
making the highway permanent.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-05-22
SCENE OF RIOT AT BOW STREET
COURT WHEN TRIAL OF SUI.
FRAGETTES WAS CALLED.
SNEERS FOR KING
Sutfrasettes Harangued King and
Queen This Afternoon at His Ma.
jesty's Theatre-Women Bound Ov.
er For Six Months to Keep Peace.

London, May 22.-The wild women
of the Women's Social and Political
Union today attacked the national art
treasures. a woman with a loaded
cane ruined five master pieces in the
National Gallery, while another wreck
ed picture in the Royal Academy.
Both were arrested.
The trial of the fifty-seven arrested
yesterday, was postponed because the
defendants howled down the court.
The scene at the Bow Street court
today surpassed all previous efforts
of the militant party. Concealed in
the rafters, a male suffragist blew
the Marseillaise on a cornet, then
blew the charge, and a general fight
began.
Women spectators threw their bags
of -four at the judge and the accused
women shrieked. One jerked off her
shoe and hurled it at the Judge, Sir
John Dickinson, who caught it deity
in his hand. 1t took the efforts of two
policemen to keep one of the accused
from climbing over the rail at the
judge.
Later in the day the women were
bound over to keep the peace for six
months All refused to give sureties.
A suffragette harangued the king
and queen this afternoon at his ma
jesty's theatre. The police tried to
take her out and found she had chain
ed herself to the seat She shrieked
a Russian cheer at the king While
the police sent for files, another climb
ed upon the stage and harangued the
king.