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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-29

Rubber has a large floating debt; II
is inherent in the nature OF its bust
ness But the company's quick assets
greatly exceed its floating and its fund
ed debt taken together. Its ability 10
borrow money easily is not 20 be doubt
ed. The collateral il can offer Is OF the
kind the banks most desire. The com
pany's products are sold on long credit,
or rather, on sliding scale, the Gus
tom Being 20 set a day for settlement
for all goods peculiar to a certain sea
son. Debtors for those goods pay on
that day. whether they were bought SIX
months before II, three months or two
weeks Thus there Is a regular eOb
and food Of the company's cash. Nhen
business rs good the company tends to
run short Of money and the tax on IT'S
resources keeps on growing until a set,
uement day arrives. II II is so good
that there is not cash enough IN the
treasury 20 finance II comfortably the
floating debt is increased, TO be cut
down later on as the bills receivable
are IQuldated..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-29
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

asked,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-29
Business Really Good.

4 man conversant with the affairs OF
the company said yesterday that It's
business this year. just as il had been
reported. was much better than last
years Without discussing the posi-
bilities Of Thursdays dividend meeting,
he implied that more working capital
would have. TO be found 20 finance II.
i had been'the rubber companys trou-
BE all alonr. he said. that IL had never
had Sufficient working capital. II IN"
directors this week pass the dividend
altogether the treasury will be saNeG
only S39O.O0O not great deal OF
money for corporation which. with us
subsidiaries. did a business OF more
than $50 500 900 last year. To borrow
that amount, or ten times that. 10 aod
10 working capital would be perfectly
easy with such wealth of collateral
as the company has and with long
term loans no higher than 3 per cent.
But as yet nobody in authority has
even said that II needed 10 be borrowed.
All that has actually happened is that
n about week the stock has dropped
~ points. Because Of that and because
some OF the selling seemed 70 be iden-
,lhed with one of the big insiders" in
The directorate, il has been guessed
that the dividend will be passed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-29
S7l,OOO,OOO CITY
BOND SALE TO-DAY
All-or-None Bids Expect
ed To Be Around
1917.

With the opening of bids to-day for
s71 600, 900 New York City A y per cent
bonds. SAC, 900, 900 of which natures in
fifty years and S25, 100000 serially from
June I. 1916, 10 June /. $780, inclusive,
the prediction Of bond experts yester-
dav was that the price Of the "ail or
none" bids would range around lOl u,
considerably under the quotations on
the curb market, where they have been
selling at or slightly under lob.
One factor that may deter bids az
higher price has been the large amount
of city bonds which have been offered
in. this market within the last few days
seller ten, twenty and thirty" BOND
men say since announcement OF the
new British war loan foreign lqulda-
ton has been heavy. One large bang
ing institution was asked TO bid on
lot Of 100000. but decided to wait to
see how the new bonds will go.
Difficulty is being experienced by
bankers in figuring on an "all or none
bid at fair price as between the serial
bonds and the long-term bonds. 1t Is
expected there will be greater de-
mand for the serial issue largely be
cause Of the heavy offerings of long
term bonds from abroad. The fifteen,
year corporate stock will be offered
only in series and no bids will be &C
cepted for separate maturIties.
The chief purpose of the new issue
is to provide for s57000.O0O of one
year S per cent corporate stock notes
maturing on September /. These were
sold as part Of the one. two and three
wear 6 per cent maturities taken by
banking syndicate headed by J. T. Nor
gan R. Co. and Kuhn, Loeb & Co. last
fall. when the necessity of meeting APP
proximately SSO,000,O00 New York City
maturities abroad in the face OF ad-
verse exchange rates presented consid-
cradle difficulty.
The amount of fifty-year bonds to be
sold to-day is smaller than that OF
long-term securities sold in any year
since 1906, with the exception of 1913
when s45,OOO,O00 were disposed OF.
The following table shows the prin-
cipal issues for a series of years with
the average price and the yield basis
~, ,,b;ch thcv were sold:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-29

read about in the financial district with
no more evidence Of interest than Is
shown in a report that the French ad-
vanced thirty-three metres in the re
gion Of Notre Dame De Lorette. And
yet il is Carranza who is supposed TO
be least amenable ot all the Mexican
leaders TO suggestions from the United
States. For him 20 take Mexico City
Is apparently for the pacifcation plan
10 be set back further than ever. Just
now. however, the financial district has
other things 10 think about. 1t has for
gotten how il received, year ago, the
news that American marines had been
landed in Vera Cruz.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-29
COFFEE.

There was li'cless tfade SRI ne conee MAJ ~
total sale, Tor the DAY amounting 10 ""H, a
nacs A the outset prices were ut'H."e, ~
,1irfs higher. owing 10 al alsth't "l uil''''s, 49,
: ,,,fl,' show ~ GrneueSs iu The july postum
., s,J ~, close ~ the dAy easier tone 2
,eClfd and Auai quotations weie I'ills ". -,
49, n / point higher. July miinialned mos o.
a., rrstyium over the later months ard the hihh.ss
An the near positions despite very SLOW 'puu
,.nd lei 10 the belief -tlaf present price nln'l q,
enr,s are due 70 a considerable extent 10 .,yN'ii u
,n,ittons Al the same time stocks ~ c"7ee ASts
are not large and some operator, tahs lli ny,
1iry of the marker the belief ihAl tHett VII '
an active demand for nes crop conre from rom, w. ~ s
Who nav, been DELAYING Their purchases un'i ln.
"rT con moves Cost and freight onsIs p. va
Rrazil Were slightly lower than in9se OIL SnuIu-,
nd rrop Santos fours Tor prompt shipmcN uti"s y"
fe-ed u 90 Q l0c while new crop Tor I9rNau s.nt
u,,rs Wtre S9Oa9c. and RIO IS were mere AZ 10
"a 90. - t,-.tr. 80 IN
changed with Rio . quoted az e -. r-,,,.,
The total warehouse deliveries li W.. Ia -
STATE la., week were 6S.0i 1ass. AGAINST IuLl'l
las, week and lO3.s.l last year VI VIC 'o'N''
,,ncurf Ne,y York had s. bags
,urs,arrcs and shipments n cunte AZ BiaIlAl
,,c,t. dutiuy the week were a. follows iuO clsAt
snr,s II 900 bass including 1000 70 tbe ~
So. Z oOn Co Europe and North Africa. and 5o4o
10 th. Cap. River PlaH and lh' W. "oI ."a'' ~
south Ameri.a Santos cleatances. ..Vou uAsh ~,
r'udine 5000 TO Europe and Norm A'nca @ld w,
10 the Cape Rive: Plate and the west COAST -
R.b,, rece,pts were ! 200 bags. stock 80 ooe
clesrauccs 10 'ne United states MI 10 Germany w.
clsev here. 500 bsEs. ~ -, , ,,,,l
,iT 0eo bass against lO- 900 the previous ~eeS.
Ia 900 last wear aud 900 two yeas ago
~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-29

BALTIMORE STOCKS.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

The following railroad reports for
Nav were made public yesterday:
Central ~ Georg.A-Gross tSJsl5o. decrease
Cubs Hsilrosd-tifoss 81. increase $7S.d6.
net , 81 gsS. increase slll1ij.
Minneapolis and 81 Lous-Gross ssletIs, IN
ersA,e siSllS net after taxes S2l9ss3. Increase
tllf JOG .,os-,,, IL
ITiiyo,, C,ntFal-G!oss 81 s3s.775. dtcreAss t3SS
eO5. net Gfter tAIes S6S0.55G decrease VIZ
Chicago II Paul. Minneapolis and Omaha
Gross ST 81 ig2 detr.ss tSl.ssl net sds.-si m
crease $40. e2i 5000.
Yszo6 and Mississippi yallcy-GToss Ss55.5ss. IN
cress. $50 2?i net after iaIes Ss44sb' increase
S., Ol5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-29
BIG LOT SALE TO-DAY.
Bronx Parcels Owned by the
Bradish Johnson Estate.

To-day Al 10 so a. m. and continuing to-
morrow. until every lot has been disposed o.. J.
Clarence Davies and Joseph p Day viii orer a,
auction 579 lots of the Bradish Johnson estate
situated IN the Clason Point section Of the East
Bronx.
This property "a ioca,ed on Clason Point Road.
White Plains Road. Beach. Ludlow aud Randall
avs. and adjacent SIS. aud Is only a short d,s-
lance from a well built up and hgh-ciaSs arart-
meut house section. TIE route Of TIE new Wes.
chester av subway Il within four i0 ten bloct,
o. this tract. and the Ciason Point trolley line
which passes the property. connects With an Ia
present subway and elevated lines and transfers
TO all the trolley lines IN The Bronx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-29
THE METAL MARKETS.

COPPER-The local street market was Quiet.
with clectrolytic quoted Al 20k % 204c. lu London
ropper cosed ~ fS2 IS fof standard spot. ES3 JOS
foI futures and Esi los Tor elcc,T1lytc spot TIN
on the New York Metal Exchange was easy. with
SPOT IN 5.ton ots quoted a. 500 Ale IN London TN
closed al Ei1l TOT staudsr. spot and tltN for iu
ives with sales ~ go tone sp9i and ltO tons iu
ure, LEAD fim. Sew l0fA spot f.isc asked
Esst - Louis 5Gz1ac Assod London ieSd. go
iTs Cd. SHELTER Nominal. London spelief.
spot COZ l0s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-29
PROVISIONS.

The market FOR hog products opened easter and
dffug mo first part N the day quiet and rather
heavy. owing 'o decline iu the log markets. Lac
iu The lay. however. steadier tone prevailed Hlth
moderate hrBiug believed 10 he by packers aud III
sympathy with grain Receipts " hogs AZ Chicago
weic 5000. estimated FOR Tue,day $1,000, Kansas
cts received 900. and Omaha. 600. PORK
steaIy Mess. tIs5Oa sic. family. S2l a t23. short
clear. tl950aS2l 80. steady. Mess. Sisa
$3.50 family sl9.5o@ SEQ %. Parkst, ga 9stiJ.
steady ,3con' llc $50 r. H.. $50 p, l6 Il tG;
picked hams Arm. quoted ~, dl5c TALIoW-
barely steady; special. 6'4r. city 80, country.
~ a6i4r LAED-Hsrr.y steady. Middle West.
Soa SOC. ci'y ard EASY quoted s%aS~c. re-
Gncd lard barely sicsi, South America. lo3jc;
Continent. % Joe. Brazil Ecss. &c; COMPOUND
0uiet. quoted -. r Sc. STEAkINFs-B Barely
steady. olco SIG. city srl stcc-no. l0Ac.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-29
100000 Edgemere Sale.

A T. ami d. A. Karelson sold for y Ne,smaa
10 w. A Reinhsr 800 lots al Edzemefe with a
frontage on The Boulevard, and running thence
southery 70 the Atlantic Ocean and westerly
from George ar. along the ocean beach about 600
feet. The purchaser Intends 20 develop dividing
same into four regular width blocks. running from,
cas-, 70 ncst. and srbiivdng said blocks into plots
~ a. ieg OF ,many lots a. prospective purchasers
desire nhe property was held al $500 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-29
SUGAR FUTURES.

Trading IN sugar future, opened quiet. unchanged
% decline NJ points. with FIRST sales $50 tons.
Wall street sold late positions on the belief that
the fine weather IN Cuba would lead to large
crop Al ;he close a leading trade interest vas also
Z seller q tho list The market closed gas points
net lower with sales for the dsy ESQ tons. Range
Of prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-29
Mexican News Ignored.

Any influence the Mexican situation
may have on the stock market has not
been diseernible 20 those who watch
ne market closely. Carranzs's capture
OF Mexico City. reported yesterday. was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-29
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sgAsoaRo CLEARANCE
FLOUR AND MEAL.

Flour was inactive. nul steady ThsIe TS 'I'.e
export inquiry. but foreign bNefs sem S,', m "a,
~ ,hst th,y ruulu buy oNl cfop houf on - d"
r iyNe lass and lids we're u,f,y Ia under ilil
limit, Spriug ps'nts 81 s'a,ot' spI."S 10,
s,taigbt. ssS5as5 -. eatfa No winters s.. 10
$50. ertra 40 winters. Si5oHe9. hat'ss
,,,tgbt. 8, fJa s. 90: fancy spring patents !o1Ni -
&, '2saS- s. RYE FIOl R-Quc'. iaH ~
God s. SOFAS go choice 10 fancy $3.50 ~, 80 AZ
tOHNMEAI-Fim. Kin duci. >"'o IA" a. i'E 20
81 az ~" FEED Western steady, ursn 100 ~ 'ach'
Ss435: standard mildliugs do. $50 non ~ ~
~ steady: urau bulk t23 -. lOO-lb sach. -,
Ees,y midilir q do S2N. -four. Do $500; it'
Dog hour ll0-ib sacks. 81. olhN'i'AH '''''so
a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-29
cOIrOHssED OIL.

Tenders IN July contracts in the cot'onseed OIL
market amounted 10 about ~ 900 bhls but the
notices were apparently taken hy strong Interests
Al any rate there was a better demand for July.
witch vas thought 20 come from leading retner'.
The September position showed some Weake,s AZ
from July but on the whole tie market presented A
frrrrr tone and al the close ~ the daN values were
'"' I'"'' "'e''''' Sa'tlr-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-29
CASH QUOTATIONS..
New York. June 2S. 1915.
GRAIN.

WHEAT-HeaV rains In the harvesting section
OF the winter wheat belt over sunday and rImors
making contracts for Old wheat for export caused
Sfeadter feeling 81 tie wheat market and hual
prices we're s@2'gc above the previous closing level
Export sales reported during the day amounted %
about POO. 600 bushels. and while there was some
inquiry for new crop wheat from abroad prices
named were considerably out n line II vas feared
that the vet weather would cause further damage
10 the winter wheat crop al least TO the quality.
and shorts seemed disposed 20 cover. There was
a good deal o' selling on the bulEes and. on the
whole. the market rather narrow. and tho
volume Of business was not particularly large Crop
accounts were conflicting. especially from kansas.
where one authority estimated the Yield az H.
O0o 900 and another a. 10. 000. 600 bushels II. W..
crop. as compared win June J. Is indicated but
nothing very serious while the spring wheat con e
now $1,000 900 70 20. 900 bushels greater than
OIL June /. The Liverpool market was steady. with
worlds exports were ABOUT 10000 600 bushels larser
than the previous week. amounting 10 1910, OoO
bushels. including 2SS 900 from Archangel. Rus
sia. 10 The lnllei Kingdom me visible supply
IN the United states decreased ga 600 bushels.
and A decrease Of 3 o3i 600 Last year. In the
local cash market No , red winter wheat was
quoted at 81 2gl2 and No hard al $l342, !
track export billed No Northern Duluth. 81 :! q
and No Northern Manitoba. Sl3ils. e ( Bui-
falo CORN-Was trmer IN sympathy with whea
and on the rains in the West. closing ga f.c net
small and the trade seemed inclined % await de
yelopments. temperatures we're higher ana a
leading crop expert expressed the opinion that
With favorable weather during the balance o. the
sea .on a good crop Is possible. Tie visible supply
decreased 1911. 900 bushels compared With de,
crease Of S34 600 last week and decrease OF
2go 600 last year The worlds exports were .. .
ql9 900 bushels against 4297000 last week and
G SG9 900 a year ago. In the local cash market
30 ? yell0w com was quoted al hc prompt snip
ment OATS-The new crop vas estimated by Is.
~ snow A, 400 900 600 bushels but prices diir
ing the day we're fairly steady. closing al -,
icelre 10 a. advance Exporters we're credited
,,iti taking about 500 OOo bushels, part old husl
ness and this. together with the hrnne>S III WneaI
ad corn on set the favorable crop news. The local
ssh market was steady: standard quoted at &c
No ? white 5li7c. No white. j3l=c; No Shlle.
&c. fancy clipped white. jila "a SOC Ordinary
CIInped white 53i4 a5Ic. all elevator RYE Mar
kei quiet: No Western. 81 p. @pon,
BARLEY Market steady; mating '-~ 'oo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-29
Long Island City Sale.

G. r Butterfly sold for c. W Gro,e tie vscan.
property. l2Sxl00. on the west side ~ Vernon Az
Is ieei north o. 10th It. Long Island City The
same broker Is assemhlins additional plotiaxe for
largo Industry IN thu texio..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-29
NAVAL STORES,

There was no noticeable change in the local tur-
pentins situation. but there was a fair demand
prompted by tho more favorable weather. Kosli
aud tar were steady and unchanged -PIRlTS
TT-RPESTINE machine bhls I3c TAR-Retori
and Kiln. $50 ROSIN-Common TO good strained
s. 10. y. $3.50. y. t355. Z. $3.50. T. 1855. g
f37j: H. g. $50: l. t3s5. X. 1925. VI. $3.50, y
e.. q N 81 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-29

Refined petroleum was unchanged Linseed oil
quiet Al recent prices PETROLEUM, standard
white. bbls. New York aud Philadelphia 1901
bulk &c. standard white. cases. New York and
Philadelphia. g75c: water white. hbls. New York
aud Philadelphia. $500 bulk &c. water white.
cases New York and Philadelphia. 10 7ic. LIN
SEED OIfr-Amercan seed. city raw. Siege out
- town raw. 500 Gle: Calcutta raw 7Jc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-29
ZEAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LEI
COUNTRY PROPERTY.
FARM FOR SALE


Consisting OF 200 acres. IS acres me TIM
Der. 30 acres second growth timber. ball
ance cultivated land and very hne Three
barns several houses. new silo- Main
house has furnace. hot and cold water
toilet and bath and all modern convent
ences This is rare opportunity for any
one wishing a farm or a summer home.
Farm situated I'm northeastern Pennsyl-
vania, on Erie r. r.. 200 miles from New
York City. 2S miles from Binghamton, y.
Y and 50 from Scranton. Penn. For price
and further particulars write
A T. KESSLER. Brandt, Pa
ST LAWRENCE RIVER COTTAGE Tor sale 49, 500
buys S.1nwiv Lodge az Fine View. near 'leytoi.
in thousand Islands Bargain. Will easy terms.
W A. DOUGLAS Arcade. Utica. v
Country Home Iaformstisn tree 10 prospective buy
ers list covers Geld Call. write. No agents sec.
Country Home Service. 80 W. Sl't 81, Tel 1901 Mad.
on THE INDIAN RIVER aud Dixie Highway.
Tourist hotel cottages. building los and acre
tracts NJ TUCKER Niece. Fla
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-29
or-oTArroNs FOR BEEvEs


Ierripl, fnr tro dsys. 3. go bad % csr ~
sale s,eers IN moderate fecep, and steady 70 nrm.
HulS active ard bologna bulls rm 10 l1c higher.
rhin cows steady ard others strong. Common 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-29

.,ss5; tiehsnss' IL I'D receipts 900 sls.
49, -. mo- hsgs SAn's-So 4, unchanged. al
.,sns ,.,eip;s. y 900 bAss stock $4,000 bass
Receipts tn. 40 port, S Ssd ~, 'y ySSr, O az
sAN f.,io h,d N doc against l. .00o and y Doe
80 Ia1di.hy % 900. against 1900 and $1,000
bass respectively. $500,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-29

Receipts. $40 packages. Creamery, extras t93
score) 2Sr. higher scoring 2St. 2ac. Arsts 2blz
g7,ac state dairy. finest. 27lac good 70 prime y q
a. re. renovated. extras, 2i6izc; hrsa -5a IS &c,
imitation creamery irsts. 22lz "a 25c ladies' current
make frss. 2liz &c. packing stock. current make
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-29
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.


HeS Yofk June q 1918
WEEKLY RECEIPTS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-29

Receipts. 1880 cases. Fresh gathered, extras.
dozen 22ia 23isc extra hTsts 2Ol2 "a 2l12c; fists.
1870 zoe: state Pennsy lvaula and nearby. hennery
whites fine fancy. "a n 26c, ordinary 10 good. Il
a z3c gathered whites size and quality, II "a
2sc. Western. gathered whites. GOA % re, state.
Pennsylvania and nearby. hcuHery browns, 22Ag "a
pc: gathered brown and mixed colOr', Il ia re
DUCK EGGS. state and nearby Indian Runner,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-29
CHEESE.

Receipts. 1850 boxes. Including Ga boxes IN
transit for export state whole milb fresh, fats and
lj.c; coored average fancy. Iji.c white. average.
fancy Ijitc. cheddars specials BIG. daisies. spe
ciAls 1884 a Ice, Wisconsin whole milk fresh, twins.
aud aats 5i.dljlc; daisies, ljls@ljac; state,
skins. fresh specials, l9i7 BE, choice la l2c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-29
sueAR

Tn. Local market Tor rshncd sugar vas qmei .ni
u,rbar.et With all retners listng on We OASIS 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-29
FRESH FRUITS
HAY AND STRAW.

Market firm Al unchanged prices. Top quality
of tnothy hay In Ugh, supply. medium grades are
also spariugy tifrfel and lower qualities pretty
we'll cleaned up TO DAY. both large and small bales.
fany light clover mixed boz some request. and there
Is not much Oi Il. hut heavy miIel and clover dlli.
ton timothy. prime S24.jO. No S2I; No, 10 2.
$50 SOD $23. shipping. $500 SEQ fancy light
clover mixed. So 81. RYE STRAW, No /. SIG
-.L-.- ..---- --,. -...--
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-04-08
Basket Ball.
MAKE TEST CASE
OUT OF CENSUS LAW
Muscatine Attorneys Who Didn't An
swer Questions Propounded by
Enumeration, viii Fight.

A test case may be made OF the
census law in Muscatine. Several at
torneys there who have made some
what OF an investigation Of the law
with reference to the census believe
that the enumerators, as well as the
state executive council. have gone be-
yond their authority in seeking In.
formation relative to the income OF
those Intercepted. When approached
by the enumerators they refused to
give the desired information. Under
the census law the enumerators are
authorized to file charges against
those who refuse to answer the prop
er questions, and the belligerent bar
risters are now quietly awaiting the
next act on the part Of the nose
counters.
Those who have refused to give the
Information relative to their annual
income claim chat the executive coun-
Gil is without authority to force an
answer to that question in that the
law does not provide that such infor-
nation be gathered.
Despite the fact that the statutes
provides that a refusal to give out
the desired information carries with
1t a sentence OF thirty days in jail,
the local attorneys who have with
held the information, feel that they
are In no danger OF going to jail.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-04-08
Why Do French Women
Always Look Young?

In France mothers and daughters
look like sisters. How are the women
there able to retain their youthful
looks until long past middle age? Is
1t because they are much given to the
use Of mercolized wax? This wax
possesses a remarkable absorbent
property which quickly removes the
fine particles of cuticle which are
constantly dying and which are thu
mediate cause of an old.looking com.
plexion. Thus the livelier. healthier,
younger skin beneath is given a chance
to breathe and show itself. Try this
treatment yourself. Most likely It
will not require two weeks to make
your complexion as clear, soft and
beautiful as young girls. Just one
ounce Of mercolized wax (all Ameri-
can druggists have it, usually does
the work. The wax is put on nights
like cold cream and washed Off morn
ings.
Another valuable secret with which
the French are familiar is how to
quickly remove wrinkles. One ounce
Of powdered saxolite dissolved in a
half pint witch hazel. makes a mar
ve1ously effective astringent lotion.
The face should be ..bathed in this
daily until even the deepest lines are
affected
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-04-08
WARRE EN-.


Miss Thelma Dean returned to her
home in Keokuk after spending her
vacation with relatives hero.
The G. A. RS met with c. s. Bias.
sett Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. F. Dumeail of
Argyle spent Sunday with their
brother B. B. Heron, and sister Miss
Sallie.
Professor and Mrs. R. e. Newcomb
departed for their home in Iowa City
Monday evening.
Rev. l.. c. Garner and family spent
Wednesday last at the Charles War
rem home.
Miss Hazel Wedel was home from
her school at Dry Ridge over Sunday.
Rev. NJ. c. Alexander occupied the
pulpit at the Baptist church Sunday
evening. He announced services at
3 p. m, April IS.
Walter Roth Of Donnellson was a
business caller in this vicinity Satur-
day.
w. l.. Henkle of FIT. Madison was
in our midst one day last week.
Miss Valley Robinson began the
spring term of school in the Henkle
district Monday.
Rev. Roberts and family visited at
E. B. Wallingford's Sunday, between