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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-27
MILITAIVCY IS
A DRAWBACK.
To the Suffrage Cause and
New Society is Organized
to Oppose Pankhursts.

4oNDON April 2zAThe "Pank-
brrsts must fzoi,, promises to be the
raIIying cry of a new sufGragette or
ganization formed by leaders VINO De
Iieve woman's cause has sunered a
setback by the practice of the leading
militant society. A Significant fea-
ture of the new movement is thai II Is
fathered by suffragists who were once
strong supporters of militant tactics,
h,1t who. at various times, have been
forced to Withdraw from the Won
ems Social and Political Union.
Mrs. Panlxhurst Powerful.
The simmer OF discomfort, which
now PROMISES to break into revolt
began last year when Mr.. and Mrs
r. ". Pethfck Lawrence on their re-
turn from Canada were Informed that
Mrs. Pankhurst no longer desired
their services on the executive com
lmfttee of the organization. Inls m
rences before their boat reached the
ldock. They were inclined at nrst
| to laugh at 1t as preposterous, but on
handing they found that Mrs. Pank-
hurst had made herself so powerful
during their absence that It Would oe
hopeless to fight her edtct' SO Out
they went.
militant tactics, the Lawrences dlo
mot air their grievance. in the nope
.lthat the autocratic regime OF the
H pan bhursts would advance the cause
\ which they held above all else. rms
truce and the determination OF Tue
various constitutional societies NOT 70
criticize any tactics, which sought
common end. gave Mrs. Pankhurst
and her daughter, Christabel, aoun-
dant time in which to perfect their
organization, before opposition was
II offered 10 their autoCrattc sway. But
The promised results did not mater
|liaIize and now the Women's Soclal
II and Political Union faces DoIn opPo-
NiIitantS DwindIing.
while Diminishing member OF her
personal staff, Mrs. Pankhurst mas
also been discharging privates In Inc
ranks. One of these women, VINO
was expelled from the organlzatiioS u
last week, declared that she was as
missed on the most trivial pTete =
possibIe and that lately Mrs. rank
hurst had dismissed numb Der OF the
workers from the organization appaF-
etnIv through caprice. The dismissed
members asserted that the mil
tants are dwindling daily until at the
present moment there are only 3'Uo0
active workers in the Women Socld1
and Political Union
These women, are subject 70 MIS-;
pan khurst's autocratic DEGREES ana
NAV arv be called upon at any time to
lperform militant deeds In spite OF
the dwindIing number of workers
1.-THE finances of the organization are
said to be in an excellent state. rms
ia d11e mainly to two Scottish spin
ster sisters. whose fortunes were
made in an Atlantic steamship line:
Their subscriptions to the funds OF
1.-The militant fighting. forces are heavy
and unfailing.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-27
AEROPLANES
viii Be Used TO Bring Dia-
monds from Mines to Their
Shipping Point
,ur A.seerArue eRIss1

BERLIN, April 27-Aeroplanees
will be used to bring diamonds from
the mines OF German Southwest Al
RIGA to their shipping point. The air
route will save both time and money
since it will at once do away with
the necessity of traversing dimcult
Jungle paths and of sending troop
of soldiers with each shipment to pro-
tect it from robbers.
The Imperial colonial authorities
have laid out flying field at Canbib'
a hundred miles northeast of Swakop-
mund. and experiments will be begun
there next month by four non-com-
n1issioned officers of the African pro
tectorate troops who have been
trained at Johannisthal and Mulhau-
sen. - a.
machines will serve to bring mail out
from the interior and for military
observations, chartography, etc. A
very important part of the aviators'
work will be the carrying of doctors
about the colony With the aid OF
the signalling apparatus it will be
possible to summon physician with
in a few hours to as many as zoo
villages. BY roadway II would take
him several days to reach some OF the
places.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-27
NOTICE TO WATER
CONSUMERS

All water consumers who are not
paying for the sprinkIing privilege
and desiring to use a lawn or street
sprinkler in connection with the do
nestle supply must first obtain a per-
NIT from the office, and any person or
persons using city water without first
obtaining a permit shall be liable to
a fine of two dollars per day for every
day said water is so used.
In sprinkling streets each water
talxer must confine himbself to the
number of feet mentioned in his per-
nit NozzIes larger than one-fourth
inch will not be permitted, except up
on additional charge, and sprinkling
without a nozzle is forbidden.
Sprinkling streets and lawns is re
stricted to two hours per day, one hour
between and 10 a. m, and one hour
between and s p. m.
If a street sprinkler or hose is found
out of order, leaking or used for any
other purpose than that for which 1t
was intended, the supply will be cut
of without previous notice.
WATER WORKS &
SEWER AGE BoAFD.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-27

washington I'd. CO. society women
will start a school in which young
girls will have regular courses in
bookkeeping, housework, cooking and
laundry work.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-27
CIarksburg

Big bargains in Unre-
deemed Watches, Clocks,
Jewelr yand Musical Instl'u-
ments. We make a special
ty in repairing watches and
clocks with a two year guar
antee with same.
You Know Ne Cheap John
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-27
ANCIENT ARMCHAIR.

An arm chair supposed to have
been made by Peter the Great from
the timbers of a wreck, while he was
a guest of John Dvelyn, was recently
sold in London. The Russian 'douole
headed eagle is carved on the back
of the chair
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-27

The ads IN the BAILY TELEGRAM
are usually full OF fashion information
and the product itself Is always
right within your grasp.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-27
Lair Goods

The same careful at
tention is given to this
department as is given
to every other depart
ment in this store has
produced wonderful re-
suits. In a wide variety
of hair goods. Low
prices predominant in
this department.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-27
DAISY STREET

Two lots right near
Golf addition, level,
511a feet frontage each
by 153 feet in depth,
with alley along the side
PRICE 50, $50 EACH
Terms, one-half down,
balance in one and two
wears, or might take a
little less for cash.
This is a high class
class property; Daisy
street is as good a neigh
borhood as there is any
where; within a short
distance ofCarr Avenue
and Main street. We
predict that ST 900 profit
can be made on these
lots within a year, or for
anyone who wants a
good, big lot for a fine
home, here is the oppor-
tunity.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-11-17
Patriotizem kapitalistov.

&c 10 incl od >cdan.jc blame
vojnc kdo kaj koriSti, jc gotovo
me bodo imrli delavci, ampak ka-
piialiSti "a nckatcrc .jc ncdvom-
10. da jim prinaSa krvavo bar
barStvo zlatc profile. Krupp ma
NcmSkcm, dclni5arji Skodove to.
varnc "a kanouc Y Avstriji Sc nj
majo kaj .jakati. Tcga 'koriStnc-
"a blaga Sc Scdaj toliko 'konsu-
mira da hi ST. rcvcl obogatcl oh
tenn poSlu, de- ne bi bila la blago.
lcjna industrial IL mnogih vzro
Eov mujno %pridrlana kapitali
Stom.
u drugc strani hi Sc Skoraj IL.
pail trditi, da prcnaSa bogatin
yoino sploh nckoliko lozc kakor
revea. kjer So Stcjcjo miljoni. ne
della cena mokc takih prcglavic
kakor tam, kjcr manjka vinarjcv
Skoraj hi stavili. da 81 dovoli la.
ron RotSild ST. vcdno .ahko ia.
zana in oil casa do casa kaplji-
co SampanjSkcga.
Medtcm so dclavci tupatam cc-
10 "a vodo V zadrcgi, kajti tam
kjcr nj dobrih vodovodov. auga
lcgar. Xxi jc zelo grda bolczcn. in
tudi "a kolero pravijo, da nj pri-
jetna.
Da so kapitalisti patriot, Sc ra.
zumc Samo oh scbi. Kako ne hi
ljubili domovinc tisti. Xxi io ina.
10 in lahko z zcmljiSko knjigo do
kazcjo. da je res njihova? In kdo
hi dvomil o njihovem cistem, sve.
tom patriotizmu, dokler vidimo.
da so ma vSakcm oklicu "a Zbirke
"A darovc, dobrovoljne prispevke.
"a $ tistc m%iloSrcne akciic. XII
nh imenujejo neidcalni ljudjc
'tchtarije' ma prvem mestu pod
pisi knezov in kncginj. grofov in
orofic. miljonarjev in m"iljonar.
kinji
! Pri nabiranju so vedno prvi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-11-17

Pri dcjanju - jc morda malo
drugatc.
Ma Dunaju .ic bilo /. 1912. mic
mani kakor $500 miljonarjcv. to
j" lakSnih o>cb. XII so pri davGni
oblaSti PRIMAL, da imajo ma letu
wee kakor 10000 kron dohodkov.
Pc davGnih podatkih jc imclo ma
Dnaiu letnih dohodkov wee ka
kor 10000 kron 4i9 oScb. wee ka
kor $1,000 kron 267. mad 10000
l13. mad 10000 kron 115. mad
100000 kron 80. mad 100000 kron
%. mad 250.00O kron 20. mad $50.
600 kron "a. mad 100000 kron II
mad 3OO.444 kron g., mad 100000 ;
mad $4,000 kron 3. mad / million
kron 20, mad , mil.jona kron 6
mad 3 in pol miljona kron |. 1 i'm
pol miljona kron | in 27Imiljonov
krom letnih dohodkov | oseba.
$500 dunajskih miljonarjev so
torcj SAM PRIMAL. da imajo sku.
PAL 1873 ~miljonov $4,000 kron Icr
min dohodkov.
Ma podlagi tc statiStikc argu.
mcntira liubljanSki 'RudniSki
Dclavcc' takolc:
"Ako hi torei ii millionaire art.
vovali Same 50 svojih dohodkov
"a RdcGi kriz in drugc cloveko.
ljubne svrhc. kakor so to storili
marsikatcri mcSGani. obrtniki in
dclavci, hi tc Glovckol.iubnc ma.
brave dobilc 81 miljonov kron
AkO pa hi Sc ii bogataSi odloGilt
lrtvovati so svojega prcmozcnja
kar hi Sc Jim pray mic ne poznalo
hi TO znaSalo najmanj SIS milo.
nov kron.
Doslej pa Sc jc V to svrho ma.
bralo 7 milionov. vcGino te vsotc
IA so zrtvovali mani premozn.
sloji.
AkO imajo naSi Millionaire same
Sc iskrico sramu in domoliubia
pot"m bodo vedeli, kaj je niihovs
dolznost."
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-11-17
k1anje narod ov v Evropi.

Ma vSch boJiStih ST. nadalj Ijcio boji y mai
vecJo trdnoStjo; o kakSni odlotityi pa Sc davuo
nj govora, MAJ razni nacionalisticni liSti prinisu-
JeJo S tolikiml zagotovili kontno zmago "Svoii"
draw, kolikor 81 Jill lie mOrcjo izmisliti.
Gotovo sc lie to, ia napcnjajo Use prizadctr
drzave vse silc, in skoraj vsaka upa wee ali mani
' kOntni uspch. T. ozirou Tia TO mi drugafr moro.
ce kakor da iztcrpavajo boljnbolj svojc Ijud-
stvo, in elm dalje DO ~trajala vojma. tenn bolt bodo
dezele izpremcnjenc Y puSGavc.
Tisti cas-, ko hi argument razuma kai zalepli
pa s. nlkakor nj priScl IN zdi Sc. da jc Sc prccci
dalcc do mega. Ocitno jc, da poScgaj onrkatcr
GRAVE re sedaJ Pc >llah, Xxi MISC bile mikdar name
meme voIni. Fantov izpod normalnc vojaskc sta
rosl pade n toliko Y vOjno ~jetniStvo. da So ne
more wee govorlti o posamc2nih izjcmah.
10 prenapenJanJe Strun ne more imcti dru-
9Th pOslcdic kakor da Sczc tudi sovraznik no IA
XIII sredstvih. Izguba krvi jc in DO 6imdalic vcGja
cutie 10 bOdO Sc gcncraciic "a Mani. in spoznaya-
lie bOdo ma svojo zalost, da ic bill eden naincum-
neJSih naukov tisti, Xxi je trdil, da jc proved lin
di ma svetu.
Ma vsch bojistih Sc re javlja zimsko vrcmc.
20 enih krajih mOrajo vojaki lezaii v ylobokcm
snegu, Pc drugih gazijo Gcz kOlcna V blatu. Crstc
SO premOcene. Oddclki, XII moraio tcz noe ostaia,i
ma prostem, bodisi V tabOriScih, bodisi v boini
'front.' pripravljeni ma vsak noGni napad. prenaSa-
10 strasno t~rpljcnic. ~Izgubam, XII ih povzroGa
orozje, sc pridruzuie vcdno wee tistih, XII jh pri-
zadevajo vsakovrstne bolczni. Skratka straho-
tie sc timdalje boil mnozc =.
Ma Observation-Disclosures bojiSGu so najukrut-
nejsi bojl ma skrajnem Zapadu, kicr Sc ic Ncmccm
zadnji tedcn p%osrecilo zavzcti Dixmundc. Glavni
cilj Nemcev ma TEN kraiu so severofrancoska pri-
staniska mesta me dnjihovimi vojaki ic bila tc
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-11-17
Internationally.

Socializem naprcduje po vseh dezelah. Ven
dar pa nj mixer Sc tako mocan, da hi vladal.
V katcrem parlamentu pa imajo socialist abSo-
lUtuo veGino?
Tudi |. 1870 50 ncmSki dclavci korakali prot
francoskim, kcr so moral Ali j. To ubilo soil
daruoSt ncmSkcga in francoskega delavstva?
LAM so gnali srbSkc in bolgarSkc dclavcc.
tudi pc narodnoSti sorodnc. drugc prot drugim
ma klaujc. Ali MISC ostali srbski in bolgarSki
socialist trdni sodrugi in prijatclji: Ali 81 ne
bojujcjo wee "a skupcu cilj tako kraSno, da daje-
io cello mnogo veGjim Strankam najlcpSi zglcde
SocialiStiGno gibani" jc mlado. Gas. Y ka-
tcrcm DELUXE, jc veliko prckratck IN zmago ME
govih idcalov.
Toda zakaj nj krScanStvo prepretilo vojue:
krStanstvo jc stare dvatiSoG let. krSjanStvo j.
vcljkauSka Sila. Kralji. ccSarji. carjl, knczi SO
kriStiaui. Ccrkcv jc oficiclna uStauova. Pri pro
cc>ijl resi-. "a tcicsa hodi dunajski uadSkof >prc-
daj in n, -ovo c"sar>ko in kraljcvSko apoStolsko
velicanStvo zadcj. V AvStriji ina katoliSka Ger
KEY najvccji vpliv Y javncm Z%ivljrnju. Ma Ru-
Skcm jc car-1a,juSka ccrkveni poglavar. V Mem
cji ina Niljem neprenehoma boga ma jcziku:
y proteStantovSki ccrkvi jc sam nckakScn natcl-
mix, in katoliSki papcz jc njcgov %prijatclj
Zakaj nj krSGanStvo preprctilo voinc9
Zakaj je nj %prcprctil papez? On ic bozji
namcstnik ma zemlji. ON stojl mad kralii in cc.
sarji. On ina Svojo diplomacijo Njcgovi po-
slaniki so prizuani ma dvorih Vojna mu ic 10
prna; zafal j. nl prcprctil'
Zuhaj jc mi p%rcprotil ali v>aj uStayil Bog,
ho "a j" ma m%iljouc Amcrjkancrl oficirluo. pc
WilNouoNrm u%aroGilu. prosilo N To,
uui. ki Sc rogajo Socializmu. mi>lJo. da jc
y nJIhovcm zaSmchovamju kaj |vclikcga IN doka-
zuJcJo lee ialoStuo duSc,uo uboStVo. Mas pa Ia
porogIyvoSt pray uic ne r%azburja, kcr tidimo
nclzogibuo potrrbo Intcrnacioualc, in vcmo. ia
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-11-17

Strlnjamo So L ''Rudniskim
Delavcem,' dokler pravi "ako
bl -. Ampak "da bodo." tega
Re vcrJamemo. dokler Sc ne zgodi
resnidcn Gudcl. ki hi GA bilo mo.
gocc dotipati, tako kakor .ie sv.
Tomaz vcrjcl Sele teda.j, ko je DO
Iozll prSt Y rano.
&c hi millionaire hotel. hi lah-
ko zrtvovali tudi dcset odstotkov
SvoJega prcmozenja. pa Jim cara
Oh tega Sc he bio treba veGerjati
nczabeljcnc kaSe!
&c hi hotcli,
Ampak noGcjo, nikdar MISC no.
tell iii nikdar ne bodo hotch. Ia.
kaj kapitalisti dobro vedo. da DO
tudl Scdanjc vojnc enkrat konec,
IN zanjc je veliko vaznc.jSc. da 81
ohranijo svojc milione. kakor da
81 ohranijo Avstrijo. S svoiimi
mlljoni bodo gospodovali V vsaki
draw. maj Sc imcnujc. kakor Sc
hocc, MAJ ina mcjc kakrSnekoli.
kadar utihnejo topovi in pus
Ike. DO denar zopct poglavitno o.
rozJe. In mcdtem ko uniGuic ka-
non IN torpedo vrednosti. DO ka-
pltal prisilil dclo da mu DO IL
s~tvarjalo vrcdnoSti.
kapitalizcm ne ia svojcga o.
rozJa. IL rok. Cello prisiljenci V
lJubljanskcm "Arbcitshausu" so
nahrali cd svojcga aalostncga
2aSluzka svoto "a "RdcGi kriz."
Millionaire so pa prcdscdniki.
protcktorji. Gastni Glani j. t. d. In
to jc zamjc dovolj, da izkaaejo
svoj patriotizcm.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-11-17

am zc razneSena vest, da jc Calais zavzet. ven
dar pa spada to med one vojne lcgendc. katcrih
kroM SedaJ ncStcviluo poScbno med onimi. XII ih
radi verjamcjo.
oh kanalu lScre 50 imcli tramcozi prot kon
Gu tcdna nckaj uSpch; levi brcg kanala j. pros,
NrmceV IN baIc 80 zavzcli zavezniki tudi la IcS-
mem brcgu nckatcrc poStojankc.
Ma vzhodu 50 RuSi nckoliko nanrcdoyali
DoIga crta cd BaltiGkcga morja cen Przcmvsl Iii
i bila pref nazaj zakrivljcna do NarSavc.. jc scdaj
naNprotn" izboccna proti pruski Sleziir
Iukal Sc priprayljajo kruti boji. kcr pritc-
suJrta obc Stranki VISA poja6cnja, kar jh more
ia dosGti. Mcdtcm ko je bila rctirada cd VarSavc
"a n"mSko armada hud udarec, prihaja sedai "a
rnSko vojSko kriticcn moment, kcr mora poilku-
sail, da iorNira zavratnc krajc okrog muzurskih
jezcr.
ANStrllska armada Sc jc V SploSncm morala
umaknitl. &c Je pri TEN doscgla tupatam lokalI,
uSpeha, Je to znamcnjc, da Stori ~vojastvo kar l..
more. IN Strategltni rczultat nina to odloGilnera
pomona.
Nckaj dcjanskih rezultatov so Avstriici. ka
kor kazc, doscgli y scverni Srbiji. mcdtcm ko M
o poIozaJu V Bosni mobenih poroGil.
Ma morju so zadnji tcdcn Anglezi do5vcIj
zadoStenJc, ola je bila nemSka krizarka Emdcn.
III lr prlzadela boJni in trgovski mornarici veil
kanNko Skodo, pri Kokosovih otokih zasazcna od
avStralSkc ladjc Sidney in razdcjana.
To "radost" jc pa kmalu izbrisaIa druoa
vest da Jc Easel amgleSki super dreadnought An
dacIouS' eden n~ajvecjih anglcSkih boinih parni.
koV 5 23,WOo tonami noSnosti ma mino. in So mo
greznil. -
Cd turSkc mcje in il Egipta so lc nczancsliii il
va pororlla' kl so vzajcmno nasprotujcjo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-11-17
ALI so PAMETNE.

Brzojavka, Xxi jo je dobila "Morning POST
IL Petrograda, poroca 81 boiisGa prihaja vsak
dan vcliko stcvilo %ranjenih zensk, IL cesar Sc da
%sklepati, da Sc vojne 2 Ncmci in Avstrijci udelc-
zujejo tudi versko f~anaticnc Rusinje. Odstrizcic
81 lase, ~obleGeio 81 mozko obleko in Sc pridruziio
%vojakom. Druge dospejo k 'front.' 2 izgovorom, da
hoGejo street ranjencem. V bojih pri Avgustovn
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-11-17

DavGni zapiski kazcjo, da je v
Ameriki "a oSeb, XII imajo mad mi
! ion dolarjev letncga dohodka. Ma
drugi Strani jc Gcz million Ameri-
tanov, Xxi zaSluzijo mani kakor
$40 dolarjev ma lcto. - Pravi6na
druzba!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-11-17

Sc jc posebno odlikovala hGerka polkovnik. To
milkovskega.'
VcrJamemO. ObGudovati pa ne moreno tcco
'Junastva,' Xxi stoji po nasem mneniu ma enaki
StopnJi Z raznimi modnimi blaznostmi. Popolnoma
Smo prepricani da lie zenske MISC duscvno nor.
maine.
umoooinemu Sc ne moreio Stcti V proh nicco
va blazna d%ejania. Hudodelci pa so tisti. k; T..
~rabjaJo take bolezni duha.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-06-14

MAKING INVESTIGATION
Experienced Hotel Man In City In
vestigatins Condition Of Hos
teIry for His Asso.
ctates.

| That the common stock of the
Hotel Iowa, supposed to carry with it
the controlling interest, may change
hands in the immediate future seems
more than possibility. An associa-
ton of practical hotel men OF Chicago
are at present considering the pur-
chase Of this stock and one of them,
John Irving Pearce, Jr., is at pres INT
In the city making an exhaustive in
vestigation of the condition OF the
MOTEL. Mr.. Pearce has been in the
city since the early part Of last week,
making his Investigation carefully and
quietly. He will return to Chicago
tomorrow morning and make report
to his associates. It is believed that
his report will be favorabls and that
the deal will go through at once.
Father was Well Known.
The name of the Keokuk visitor is
q recommendation in itself among
people familiar with hot 81 history In
the middle west. J. Irving Pearce
made the Sherman house Of Chicago
famous and historical, and the Sher-
man house under his managem emit
made the name of J. Irving Pearce
famous.
The elder man Of this name, the
father of the pres mt ]. Irving Pearce,
Jr., was long prominent in Illinois
affairs. He was president OF the state
board of agriculture for years and
was the friend Of most Of the states
men and politicians who dominat sd
Illinois affairs for generation. These
makers Of history stopped at the Sher-
man house when they were in Chi
cago because thsy liked its manager.
They met there for conferences, open
and secret, which changed the history
| OF the state on more than ons occa-
sion. Most or all Of this was due to
the strong, honest, faithful character
of it's manager for generation,
whose son OF the same nama is con-
sidering coming to Keokuk to locate.
Associates Practical Hotel Men.
When seen by a representative of
The Gate City last evening Mr.. Pearce
said that he did not wish to give out
at present the names Of his asso-
ciates who are considering the pur-
chase of the stock. However, he said,
they ara all practical hotel men at
present engaged in business in Chi
cage, men who are capable of making
the hotel successful business propo-
sition If they go in to 1t. Their names,
he said, would be reserved until 1t is
known whether or not the purchase
will be made.
What changes in the management
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-06-14
PARK MEETING
THIS AFTERNOON
To be Addressed by Rev. John O..
Ledbetter-chorus and Quartet
to Furnish the Music.

The Sunday extension meeting un-
der the auspices Of the Young Mems
Christian Association, will be held at
Rand park at $500 o'clock this after
noon, to be addressed by Rev. John O.
Ledbetter of the First Methods.
church, and besides the large chorus
that will lead the gospel singing, a
quartet from the Y M. c. A. will
furnish appropriate numbers. There
will be ample preparations made for
the comfort of those who attend and
chairs will be on the grounds, taken
by the Y. M. C. A. Everybody is in.
yited and urged to attend.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-06-14
Weekly Financial Review.

United Press Leased Wire Service
NEW YORK, June 13.-Strong bull
ish influences sxerted themselves on
the stock market this week, but trad
ing continued SO dull that only frac-
tional gains were made in most 1s-
sues. Twenty-Five normal railroad
and industrial stocks showed an aver
age gain of n for the W aek.
Probability that the rate increase
decision will be handed down by the
interstate commerce commission on
Monday or early next weak was one
of the factors that induced firmness.
The government crop report issued
Monday showing remarkable wheat
crop, progress in the Mexican m odia-
ton conference and the supreme
court decision nthe Shreveport rate
case were sr bullish influences.
Passage of the canal tolls repeal bill
was accounted an influence in favor
OF the railway group. More encourag-
ing reports were rec Aved in both the
steel and copper Industries. Mercan-
tile agencies report a better demand
and the account Of dtllln sss in the
market was generarly attributed to
rate decision.
Grain Review.
limited Press Leased Wire Service
CHICAGO, June 13.-The prediction
of government crop experts that this
years crop will total 900,00O,G00 bush
o., hot
on the market steadily all week and
the close today found July 2as and
September 21a cents under last weeks
closing prices.
Liverpool and other foreign markets
were taking a good share of the offer
ings, but the feeling here was that
they would not relieve America Of the
surplus without a material drop in
prices. The only encouragement to
the bulls came late in the week on re-
ports of wet weather threatening the
Oklahoma harvest.
Corn prices were little changed by
the weeks trading, closing with net
advances for the week Of only u to
"a. The shipping demand was excel
lent and evidences that reserves Of
last years crop are becoming depict
ed helped the bulls, but improvem snt
In the Argentine crop situation about
Offset these factors.
Good rains in Iowa and Illinois in
fluenced oats after a moderate ad-
vance early in the week based on the
fear Of drouth and at the closing gong
today, prices were practically I'M
changed, July being shade lower
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-06-14
Sale Hinges on Report.

The sale Of the stock hinges on the
report made by Mr.. Peace. He said
that he was not prepared to state
what price had been named, but this,
Of course, will be large factor in the
sale. After concluding his investiga-
tions he was evidently favorably I'M
pressed with the situation. Mr.. Pearce
said he believed the future Of both
the hotel and the city to be very good.
II the sale OF the stock Is made the
upper floor OF the building. which
at present is unfinished, will be COM
pleted and furnished. There Is a
large demand, even at Chicago hotels.
said Mr.. Pearce, for one dollar rooms.
The top floor Of the hotel will be
furnished for rooms Of this price, he
said.