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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-08-31
NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE TO c0NTRAcT0R9.
Sealed proposals will be received
by the City Clerk Of the City Of Keo
kuk. 1t his office In Keokuk until s
o'clock p. M. on tho 18th day OF Seps
TENDER, 1915. for the construction oe
the following described improvement
Is per plans and specifications now
on die In the office Of the said clerk:
An eight inch sanitary sewer
through Block 19, Reeves. Perry z,
Williams Addition, to run from the
present sewer IN Block 10, r. r. = w.
Addition. thence Westerly through
Block IS, to the east side Of Seven
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-08-31

The time has arrived when man
flies as well as time. This is a, last
age.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-08-31

If you want to get ahead IN the
world, save your money. Money is q
very substantial means OF locomotion.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-08-31
DRAWINGS MADE
FOR TENNIS TOURNEY
Isinoiee for City Championship start
Tomorrow How Players
Are Paired.

Drawings for the singles in the city
tennis tournament which starts To-
morrow on the city courts were made
today. Following 4 tho result
Il Schroeder.
McGaw.
McElree.
Bye.
Carroll Joy.
Bye.
q Bucnda.
s. Meador
9Ralph Joy.
10 0hnstone.
= Dysart.
12-Bye. s,
Orsborn.
14-BXe.
16Archer Miller.
16-Bye.
11-Meister.
IS Bye.
sd. Strickler.
20-Bank.
FL Ebers0le.
22Bye.
23Jas. Coyle.
24-Bud Huiskamp.
25- Erhart.
20 Bye.
Sutherland.
3 2S-N. Kiedaisch.
Louis Klein.
30-B Merriam.
-Hubinger.
32-Bye.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-08-31

Japanese government experts have
succeeded in raising tobacco in
Korea from American seed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-08-31
SAWYER Wins.

DETROIT, Mich., Aug. 31.-Ned
Sawyer eliminated Chick" Evans
from the national amateur golf tourna-
ment today in the nrst match round,
Is and s; Jerry Travers had an easy.
victory over George A. Crump, IA and
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-08-31
Chick Evans and Ned Sawyer Of Chi
caao. Make Great scores
It Detroit Tourna-
msnt.
SAWYER IN THE LEAD
Jerry Travers Runs Away With
George crump In Morning Round,
Finishlns Eleven
Up.

TUnited Press Leased Wire Servicel
DETROIT, Mich. Aug. 31.-Chick
Evans, western champion and Mel
Sawyer, Of Chicago. are today en-
gagged in one Of the greatest golf
matches In the history Of the compe-
tition for the national amateur crown.
At the end Of the morning round OF
eighteen holes, Sawyer was two up on
Evans and had made the round In ~,
one below par and the finest score OF
the entire 1915 tourney Evans cara
for the morning round was -. the
second best score for the day up to
early Afternoon.
The feature of this great battle
was q fifty foot putt by Sawyer on
the fourteenth hole, Yhich is ZIG
yards long. The score for the morn
ing round:
Sawyer
Out ............ 444 444 354-36
In .......... 454 524 543-36-72
Out 454 1874 454-36
In 364 434 554-3S-74
Jerry Travers ran away with George
Crump this morning, finishing eleven
up, and Francis Ouimet was six up
on w. H. Gardner.
George >. Lyon ana ). ~. StcIhoS
were even, as were J. G. Anderson
and Reuben Bush Tom Sherman was
two up on George Rotan and Max
Marston was two up, on Jesse Gull
ford. Jimmie Standish was three up
on C. w. Fownes, former cham
pion.
Dudley Nudge, yesterdays star, was
one down to Hamilton Kerr In the
first round and Sheriff. Sherman had
Albert Ezekiel two up.
The cold wind died during the
morning and the Afternoon proved
ideal for golf.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-08-31

Milwaukee has banished the cabaIe
and 400 entertainers are seeifing new
icahS ) l
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-08-31

DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are the
original little liver pills, first put up nearly
so years ago. They regulate and fnyigor-
ate stomach, liver and bowels. Much
initiated but never equale1 sugar
coated and easy to take as candy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-08-31
Record for Last Forty-two Years n
Local Weather office, Was Shat
tered by Performance
Last Night.
CLOSE TO FROST LINE
Frost Reported From Low Placer
Observer Gosewiseh Will be
on the Job Thursday
Noon.

The lowest August temperature n
Iforty-two years was registered n
Keokuk this morning, when the ther-
mometer in the government weather
office registered 43 degrees. This is
1.-The lowest temperature in August
lsince the bureau was established here,
The other low mark was 49,.
This temperature was getting clos
Ito the frost line. Frost was reported
lin the low places. but 1t was not q
killing frost, just light coating
Frost has been noted at temperatures
sof "A degrees. according to those who
IRE versed in the weather conditions.
This was under unusual circumstances.
however.
The cold weather seems to be gen
eral all over the state, according TO
tic weather summaries. The highest
temperature yesterday was Ga, Will
Tie lowest was A. The mean temper
ature for Keokuk was SO with the
highest at GA and the lowest at 43.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-08-31
TIE GATE CITY
PUB1IsHED BIZ
THE GATE CITY COMPANY
DAILY BY NAIL

DAILY BY NAIL :, :.
-, ~ % Feuf months q
SSns 10y. 80 .soiOne nonth $500 -
- Nv earSief, Joe per week -.
Entered in Keokuk postodhes = sees
matter. a. .avaues 4 @s.s
Ali snbscriptioa order: .h9ad I. eve new or r.
sddres. and state whs.he e = sdares, Z deaired
s Sswa bo otde Il. old and new addres:
Remi. By possofiee T ,s,.ss :. s' Sr.f..
"9 Tss date Sa,e printed on the address e -
when the .ss.s. ssss
s snntfsi1 wiIi confer favor y giving nosse
Of the fact. 4
Addr TnF - GATE CITY COMPANY.
M - North Sixth ST., Keokuk; Io sa;.
THE GATE CITY y On sals q 'ns 80.
Ing a news K s.ah Cor. Third and Johase>
CHI. Rollins 3 Co. cas Main Main s s,.ee.
nenot News Stand, Union DepoI
Hetei Iowa. Ger. Fourth and 4aAA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-08-31
observer Gosewisch Back.

Fred q. Gosewisch. observer in
charge of the local weather ofiice,
will resume his duties at noon on
Thursday. Mr.. Gosewisch has been
visiting. in Los Angeles and the west
for couple of months. E. w. Nc
Gam of the Des Moines Office has been
in charge during the absence OF MI.
Gcsewisch. Mr.. McGann will Leave
Thursday afternoon for Des Moines
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-08-31

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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-28
FIVE men AND SIX
GAsEsll ABBED
Foreigners With g Booze and
No Labels Are Jailed
for Hearings.

Three Pitcairn coal miners With a
large suit case bearing no labels as
required by the amended prohibition
law andscontaining bottles OF whiskey
and alcohol were arrested Saturday
In Third street by ssdephty
sheriff and yere placed in the county
jail TO await hearings before q! mag
istrate. The men had just arrived
on a return trip from Marietta, y.
There were two gallons Of alcohol
ami about a gallon OF whisky i'm the
case. When asked their names, the
men shrugged their shoulders and in
dicated that they could no speak Eng
lish.s
Two foreigners and five unlabelled
suitcases filled with liquor we. e
brought to the county Jail late sat,lr-
day night by Bridgeport policemen,
who had arrested them in that town
while they were. CARRYING the cases 10
their homes. & sii.. .ls Il: Z
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-28

tcorrespondence OF alSsociated Press5s
PETRO GRAD; Feb. 20 tistria has
from the beginnihg iof the war ifi6bfi-
lied between GOO 900 and q, 100000
men, including all men liable to milf:
tary service up l. TO, AZ years Of age
and also the drilled recruits of the
class Of 1915, says the Budapest cor
respondent OF the N0voe vremya.
Semi official informal tom: places the
losses up TO December 10 at g00, 600
killed and wounded, exclusive Of the
missing and prisoners.
The Austrian army Ii now suffering
from a deficiency Of rifles. according
10 the cotfespondeit At the begin
ming Of the war. the 1ai,dsturin were
armed with rifles of the 1870 pattern,
d part recet wing even shot guns,
Germany sent 4 mi llion modern pieces
70 the AtStrians; but q dsficiehcy has
Again arisen. 1t. Is slid that the geu-
darmss have had II turn their rifles
over to the soldiers, receiving pistols
instead. Work OF 1nanufacturing "a new
supply is proceeding night and day at
Steyr and other arsenal 4 With an OUT
int OF 3D,0gDs arms weekly, which Viii
be Increased TO 1000 BY March.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-28
AM ERIC WI WARN
OF ITS SHIPPERS

Y IN SHING ToS 81 III c., 81
f,p ttlnat don wiz Here to-
lniglf ut the fen0i on Il 6i3ion that
nag gov efiifaf "a l3ssfi noti-
5iht tireaf tllaiil and lilies
Ithst a general u % Of eTmap
nor would be tfefl q week.
press degpat ct effect
t61sed wild spf i'd a III nj.
and sdfpi Iona ss 10 the
prob course The 5nited States
would pursue
Authoritil in international law
agree that q spellig erent has the right
to s.hlnckade an etieiiiy's' port with
q competent force +, and that netttals
are bound TO respect that right.
s. Fxnets$ Date S1inp3ftant. * 4
The exact dale ofirthe dssuante OF
the sbluckade s notice. II IL. bel viii
be Of the utmost Importance, since 9
vessel sailing for a blockaded port
in ignorance OF the fact that II has
been blockaded has been held not IL
able to como efnnat iont
5 II; the notihcati Ion Of the Anglo
French block adS of German ports Is
accented ibN the United StetGs govern
u}erit as EfgS sccoEd dance ssithE i1terna-
ti6htl law, 1T iS asenine cal that warn
ings will ne given American shopowrl-
.crs and shippers in a proclame tion hJ;
the president. Government officials
refused tonight to Discuss the mat
tor IN THE d dvaiice OF 0fiiciAd Con mr.
nation Of the B fish
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-28
NEW PHASE.

Continued from page /, first section)
SE,fench Claim, to bave done dan.,se to
German guns and 1cncampme1ts.
French afrHen have been dronping
bombs on Metz. fs-.iti sisi;
General Lewis Botha's army con-
anles to make slow progress In Ger
man Southwest Africa, but this Is
hardly as interesting as the news
thai at the opening Of the Parlia-
inents OF the linton Of South Africa,
the Guard OF Honor for the new
i British governor was composed en-
qitteIS OF Burghers, in Khaki, q duty
which heretofore has devolved upon
British soldiers. e
End OF War in Sight.
In a letter TO the Parliament Cen
'eral Botha said he anticipated the
eEreedy conclusion OF the operations,
and appeals for leniency for the reb-
els especially the rank and file, who.
The said. Tin most eases acted nnder
scombitlsion or We're the victims OF
wrong leaders,"
The British governments demand
$ that work should be resumed in the
trades where; swcrkTwas being Cone
for the ARMY and navy seems 10 have
HAD a satisfactory effectEin connec-
fton with the recent strike. The Of
ficials Of the union advised the men
10 return to work Immediately and
The lIsiverpool lockers and other
lswogkinsn have already followed this
suggestion;
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-28
GENERAL DECLINE
OF Stocks and an Uneven Close
+, Feature the New York !
Stock Market. II
Y y d. Q v

NEW YORK. Feb. a7---Irregular
prices and moderate trading were
the features OF today's two hour sss-
sion OF the stock exchange. The
movement was upward at4the outset.
followed by general declines. and an
uneven close. Analgamated Copper
was strongest OF thss active list, its
rise being accompanied by ;rumofa
Chat largo orders for the metal had
been received from abroad. Other
speculative favorites Including Uni,
ted states Steel. the lsaci;.c and Coal
ers made only fractional changes
either way. =, s. 81
Foreign exchange was. easier. the
rates for London bills being slightly
under, yesterday'a final quotations,
while reniittances on Germany re-
peatcd recent low record hgurss. "a
= Weekly trade reviews refer to re-
newcd expansions OF business, par
ticplarly In the Southwest. With IN.
cre1sing promise for winter wheat
prospects Retail trade In most SEC
lions IL expected to be stimulated BY
the first Indications Of spying weAth-
ar. :. tfNz
Foreign news Of interest included
iespatches ofsa probabis swiss loan
by our bankers.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-28
NATIONAL
Conventions. Are Now Sought
by Huntington Chamber
of Commerce.

HUNTINGTON, Rob 21.Not con-
tent With state meetings in securing
for Huntington the reputation OF the
Convention City,. chamber Of COM
merce officials arc now compiling 4
list OF all organization whose ma
tlonal conventions arc, held In cities
ofSundcr oric-hundred thousand popu-
ltion. ~ 4 & q I
secfetary nj. E Mathews, Of the
commercial body, in announcing the
move TO secure national: conventions,
says that the chamber OF commerce
would take on new life and begin to
push forward the antasas OF Hunt
ington even more il the
past. sss,ss fi;;fS u Z; Vii
Letters to- various. branclies or com.
mercial, fraternsl organizations and
other ASSOCIATIONS having national
conventions, are being sent out from
the secTetary'E Office. and when the
liSt ri compiled Invitations and prob.
ably representatives will be sent to
hese cities seeking TO secure the next
stionai gathering.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-28
NEUTRAL.
Is Gus Greene, .but He Gets the
Worst of a Fight In Syca-
more Street.

What apparently was free-for-all
Hight between several men in front
OF the barber shop Ok Gus Greene COT
ored, " on Sycamore street, Saturday
night, terminated rather suddenly
when Officers Shope. Gill and Nice Cloud
hove into view. All the belilgerents
stopped their war operations and ran,
all escaping.
The owner of the barber shop, who
was perfectly neutral seems, Ike poor
Belgium, to have been the worst suf-
ferer. the windows OF his shop, having
been smashed by missiles thrown by
the belligerents.
A riot. call was sent into police
HEADQUARTERS by a nearby resident and
the three officers were despatched ia
the scene. The bulky form OF Oficer
Mccloud looked something like a
forty-two ccntimeter gun rounding
the corner. supported by the light
artillery IN size but hot In efficiency
in the persons Of Oficers shope and
GIL and the men engaged in the
fight apparently agreed upon peace in
short order. W
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-28
EXTRA SESSION
|E||''''AT|'0CT0BE'.R|.
AND Plans forsan { xtfa SesSiO:,
Of the Senate in the Spring
Are Abandoned. ,.ll
r, .I,,nz I.TLart..,,...I

SsHIN1ToN. d. O., Feb. 2s-
Plh1f for an extra session OF the SEN
ttc 10 ratify treaties end confirm
IS Il W been ahandonAds Tile Fore
mos pf possibilities being considered
tpds syaA an extra session beginning
fopsbly October 4 two months
eRrijeS thar the Sixiy-Fourth Con-
ff0tf would ordinarily assemble.
Leaders were agreed that by the
ASSEMBLING about October. 4 the timc
3 " iiieh Ordinarily Is lost when con-
Efesa organizes in December and sell
dotfi tntF down To real work before
The middle OF January. would be
more than overwhelmed end ali
eafiY: start could he made on the re-
ntatnasr 10 the administration prc-
srah which Includes The Philippine
bill tho conservation bill. the reGu-
hon OF issue ~ railroad securities
and the ratification Of The peDding
tfeAtfds with NicnraHga. and Colar,-
Sis The situation on fiie slfip bill
still fs indefinite.
q Noininatiom Favored. b
Favorable action was taken today
by TIM Senate Interstate commercs
c6hftiittee on all or President Will
son ~ nominations to the, federal
trade Commission. except George
RubIsA y
r,eth thouCs continued today work.
IL nh bills and confer
ieucH fHports.
here Is every prospect .thsa all
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-28
GERMANS ON DEFENSIVE
ALONG RU SIAN FRONT

+ PETROGTtAf, via London. Feb:
The following official compfnni-
cation was issued tonight.
\ During Eebrnary 20 the Germans
Appeared to pass TO the defensive
along almost the whole front. on!
the left bank Of the Niemen and the
roads 70 SyInno and Sorey thereahavs
Eeen actions following the progress
of 6trpadvance guards. e
North oil Grodno the battle he's
been limited to ian intense Gre BY: the
enemy. At the village Of Tcharneso
10 German battalion with sapperg adj
yancst; towards 1t he Bobrvaties5 Cur
ARTILLERY setting the moment when
half Of the column had crossed Il. ous
Hblnks almost annihilated il. The
survivors, consisting Of Ave officers
md a few men, were made prisoners.
1.-The gpnsS of the fortress OF
Cssowetz are successfully engaging
the enernS's heavy batteries, which
which include eleven ana twelve inch
'nlortars.
Vigorous Russian Offensive.
"Our offensive at Przasnysz has
been vigorously pursued. We have
recaptured the town OF Prxasn va,
which the Germans had temporarily
occupied.
eThc German retreat is spreading
over a constantly widening front al
some points assuming the character
of a dtsorderly fight.
The prisoners We have taken up
TO the present number forty officers
and $500 soldiers; our captures are
constantly increasing. Our cavalry
continues in pursuit OF the retirins.
Germans.
There has been no change on the
left bank of the vistula and the
Dunajec. river or in the Carpst hans. (
IN eastern Gaiicia III Rosnhtow
district we have repulsed desperate
Austrian ATTACKS and captured In the
last five days nineteen officers and
i:592 soldiers, taking also lsfiSe ma
chine guns b isSf'ia :
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-28
!. BRISTOL H|GH
4 a / ~ ~ ~ 4 ]; t.s 4 NlS
School Basketball Five Defeat
FairHlont Normal Five ina:
llie Sided Came

The Bristol high school. basketball
Eve Sefeatcd the T;sirnfont Normal IN
q ons-sided game played on the II AIR.
mont Young Mem Christian 4sssocia-
tion door Saturday night; the score
being s45 to 4 2. %. 4. (. 81 81 Va
1 The Bristol fi,e outclassed the nor
NAL boys in all brancheso of the game.
The feature Of the game was the play
ing OF Henderson Of the Bristol five.
He made seven hela & and War
tue backbone or the Brlstoi i've.
Lineup: ri eifNt' =
Bristol Position. Normal.
s,sa,. Aa ,,s''. .
VS. r Forwards. y
henderson $3.50. =. .l.-.l..... Payne
Centers, II
SVhnsoh ..s.l. y. {. \ - .;.'. tltv nee
psll -. $50. 80. SnOdgrass
Ghards.
* Substitutes. Allshouse for Bell,
Brann for Riddle, Martin for Payne.
Field goals: Allshouse 4 !, Riddle 4 /,
johnson 4, Alley S, Henderson 4,
Euatead ] /, Underwood Q.
Foul, goals: Alley, 2 out OF 3; Hen
derson. 5 out Of Hustead, out Of
u; Underwood, 3 cut of 4.
Referee !: Davis.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-28
N0iPOTAT0ES
For Their Sunday Dinners Win
Many Families in The City
of Berlin Have.

! BERLIN, via London, Feb.
Many Berlin families win have mo
potatoes for tiaeir Sunday dinner. AZ
though It Is expected that the removal
of the restrictions In the maximum
price will soon result in the bringing
IN of fresh supplies the time has bsen
too short as vet to permit this,
Itswas necessary to establish q POI
lice guard at many shops whore POI
tatoes were on sales to prevent over
cfowding. Only small quantities were
sold toNsono person at prices usually
one and n quarter marks staboiit thirty
ccnts) for ten pounds:
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-28
Non. SERIOUS
Is Condition u Mrs. William Del.
sbridee yihoS Vas burned:

80 I
The aHgdi ION ltiaim Del
Bird al MILO rass
badly fiIisi day y II an
In TIM itetiSn ltoyns " q hfodsdE
10 ndi led IA a ia,is slsj tfSndS
ing ms and A AS lid Ght d mat
she spieteiS Fee1S-
eredi Mrs. elhr:i d e sun Tered pain
ful hHrnS about are, neck and
armss en- essa min r. Il. HAD
filed The oFsrs lied atS
.temptsE NO sht a ne q timer. Isss,s
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-28
IisE ENEMYS, GUNS.

Correspondence or 4 sscs.iatsd. Pres I. !. y
= LONDON. Feb ~ the machine
guns captured X rom the Germans by
the British, troops In France and! F1an-
ders are being brought to England for
distribution among the new army uni,
at their training CAM The guns are.
very similar to those used in the Brit-
isii army and are being used for In
tstructien PURPOSES. ! 81 saNl.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-28
{ TAIKENgT,ol AsYf,UNt.

y Samuel Woo dion, Jr., the colpFed
youth OF Wjispnburg who WAS ads.
Judged a 1unatfc d few days 4 t6t III
Magistrate jackson v. Carter; wax
taken from the county jail sSturdays
70 the state hospits for the inssnd
at Weston by Ottie McIvor, an ar
tendant sof the later inst tuition who
came here for him: I j j
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-28
NEyvissCHlE:;.EI
OF the Admiralty ii Germany
Il Admiral won :POhl.

4 BERLIN via London, Feb II
1nifal Won Pohl. child OF the Admiralty
staff. has been elected as; successor
~ Admiral Won 1ilgeanhl whose re-
nioyal from command pf the German
battle feet was made known yesters
day No reasons have been assigned
fof claahge III c6nfin8 I'D b ws 81
which y mas not breiisp Blisiea I'm Der
lin: Z I M.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-28

81 seylHDtt a. " i d, q ScondHktfnr
II auction ftit feeis Al .spisnsE'
han 4, ol6nghiy ientnniffate9 hi
apiiis = ~ iiiftioff III n hat-
Inc packed hotlses ever, 3ff4rnoun
and evening"
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-28
RETURNs4T ,yo,IsIs!j

Otto Moore. iei. sjiltfs5 atA the
Western Union Telegraph Company;ss
West PIX street ONCE. has fefnrneti
to- work after being laid up Tor d
week With a. severe attack Of grip.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-28
] glEAIGLEs Is MEET.

regular meeting Of Glarksburg
.Aerie, No. s. Fratefnal Order OF
Eagles. will be held at O'Clock Mon
day nj gft IN sitssroonis In the Reed
hall 4! or vest PIG Il; i
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-28
COURT oaIoRRo on.

special terui OF the county court,
viii be held tomorrowsto audit ella fmNs
tor paymentfand to:look siteis special;
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-28
MANY stIslssoNsEsl.

x Fully 800 summolsesi have bean
Issued MI connection with the next
sittink TIE criminal court grand
jury hirat lA be organized and IN
STRUGGLED 0esday forenoon. More
than snins eas1s Will " gone into.
The grand Jury viii he in session at
least ifiye 5;heh hstit iHrors to
ssrys az che arm Va u not report un-
a Np 2
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1915-09-24
CARLETON COLLEGE.

In 1854, Miss Eliza Ann Carrie
ton, then a young woman, open
ed a school of academic grade in
a log cabin eight miles north of
the city of Pennington, the
County Seat of st. Francois
County, Mo. 1t was the purpose
of the founder to establish an
institution of learning where the
young people of this section of
the State especially might even
tually pursue a college course
under Christian influences. The
school was incorporated and
granted most liberal charter
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1915-09-24

are high, and the partitions,
separating the various rooms,
are constructed largely of glass,
admitting an abundance of light
from all sides.
This is an ideal place for stu
dents to work, and accomplish
the best results. Everything
possible has been done for the
safety, convenience, comfort and
health of the large number of
students who attend this insti-
tuition from year to year.
Pennington is, and should be,
proud of this remarkable insti-
tuition, and hundreds of young
business men and women Of the
United States are thankful in
deed, for their opportunity of
acquiring here a general knowl-
edge of commercial matters, re,
alizing that such is an asset
which can be converted into hon,
or and preferment.