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with name and address Of Lender and
att9rney' " Attorney name Is om'''eu
downtown.
tsouth OF Fourteenth ST.
MONROE ST. n y. e5,t e SCANNED q.
Miiile!.e 100 St Marks %S' bslyS. Aug !
EAST 81, $. si n Broome 81, 9ssi5
Alex b simonds ct a. eNrs, &c, bsshe
. Mnh wBsi ruSms it. r ri liens n'i Jai;
atty. r q Co. iTS Bwsy.. 500
GokbSk ST.; iSs. ga iost : S,sni ST St,
90 $ s. s Ms.H g / ri MuI ss'y 100 8 SMa ,isS;' 3,
East side
east OF Fifth sy. between Fourteenth and
10Th sts)
cora 'ans wills y Smith tS ssmSs,Hl
county, Y. t. all l,eMnnsc;
ssb6us g. iio " ID av. i~5xoss.Jcse,
GRAND. 81, mtg $500, Aug 3: atty Il
s7TGH sirre' ,S ~. iss e Lexington ~;
ana Susanna ii 4 Fsb.r. Far R~ockaway.
l. !, July 3; atty. T q Co. l7e broa'i
SAME pRopERry.Heiena " rae.r and
;;Tns o g A inis i! K.D: .sm. i' ai,y. sway;
foreclose Aug .5l-John, ~ hossH, ~.
to REM e Faulkner et al. 9lt ~ .Msrke
ner, Aug 6; sitys, Thompson ks o Ny
1913 ST sis r. n :. :c5 : sd ay, 25xiC9s
-Beatrice Sanders to Sarah Miller dV'
st Marks aN. Bklyn. mtg "'oypi
West side.
west Of Fif,h sv. between Fourteenth
and lioth sts)
eth "A. lse, W .. ga n 18Th st. :?2x
ioo-Rachel wife cha. Wolinsky q saPi
liens, mtg $50. 900. Aug 4: atty a } DIV,
mar, 2il T. 18th 81 'u 20
SAME PUOPERTY-chas Wo'inssy !"
same. mtg $40. 900. all Hens. b ~
connrmatton deed. Aug 4, atty. same VI
Manhattan Island. north OF llOth ST.
ii.TH ST. s0i W. > :. 1875 ", sth ~ 2SnS
loo 1i-vincent Riggio ct al to MIA
Thorn. ?3ss university az. ing 'Fsy.
iliTH ST, 10 W n. 2g7;s " sth ay' i5sA
FoS, so Hester st, mtg SIS, 500, Aug !;
atty. Louis Moss. 90 court st. Bklyn' ~
ll7TH ST. Is W n :. 1855 . LenoT a. -,
plds cofpn' .i7 Havemeyer at, Bkyn.
Al liens Aus, a mig $4,000; atty Nay Il
riss : ka,t; az sws'?sis e sway, i5x
as Audubon av, Aug 8 atty T q q
FORT HWSsxssHtXGToS Az. AS. ..w cor
10th st, i~oOxi5o-iit,h ST TN AZ
sWsy' mtg ,sss.sco, Aug 5. atty I 7
,sttTu ~. w. ns, 200 = st Nicholas av, ecs
% Ii-Antnony Az Holding CO 20 Guy
CONSTR Corpn. 6?s W lSlst 81. mig wva,,
zoo. Aug & atty. + A snow 10 "s,,i
81 u
Bronx.
Borough OF The Bronx
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Exports yesterday, i.sls bales. Tot
thus far this season. 1s,4lS bale
against e,i36 bales last year.
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THE s T MARKET.

BosroN. Aug. 6.--The market for cop-
per was quiet. a number OF issues were
fr%actionally lower. New Idria showed
strength. selling up to 10. 1ndustrials
were generally steady and not much
changed. The summary:
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

tbTH ST, $50 W--Zenker 4 Seims agt Ess
EN- Realty Co ct al, Dee 10. 1919 .s7s
Bronx.
BARNES Az, ISI-May SpitzberE agt
Loretta Becker ct al, Aug 5, 1918, $3.50
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BALTIMORE. Aug. 6,-Cotton Duck
bonds were strong on the c%ompany's
improved business outlook. United Rail-
way made a further gain of II. The
surmary.
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.ustnm House Rrscipts.

IT," total receipts for duties at the
...'|u House Yesterday were ti7,-
"a ~" pf which sl39, 73S.23 was for mcr-
,l''H' 80 Withdrawn from bonded ware
'.!" aJd S2i7,a2G5l for recent i'm
i'I' ions.
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pnMENlCo GEBBIA Judge Hand has
dismissed an Involuntary petition IN
bankrupt fled July Is against p,
,]memicS Gebh,a, 'oS Eas, Eighty hrst
..ree, and vacated an order Appointing
ta,rse " Martin receiver. The Credi.
,"rs nave accepted 80 per cent, 60 he
utid - per cent IN cash ana remainder
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

PyadNyfft's reports - business. failures IN
The United states during the week,
against 325 for the previous week, ana
sC.. aG3 ..I and .0S for the Corresnont'
weeks Of 1914 20 1871. Tho Middle
state had 20, New England 81 southern.
Far W,4,ern 20 Canada had 80, against
81 western %, canada had 80, against
g for he previous week Ahou; 9: per
cent. Of tho number uf concerns fai!ng
mad capital OF les than 5000. .tnd !.
psr cent had from $1,000 to s-"'ooo
NAnl,aA-
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ISrOnS,
pEVOE AV, "

pEVOE AV. " =, whole block front be-
tween West Farms ri and ls0th ri. y
Webster Manufacturing Co agt Bronx
Consumers Ice co, owners; De La Nergne
Machine 60, contractors ......,Sl sos Al
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Arrived FRIDAY, August 6

Arri,ed-FRlDAN, August q.
So %Iroquois. . A. NJ. London. July %
So Shipcotc, . A. NJ. Hull. July q.
IS KrlstianiaiIord, 49, y. NJ, Bersei,
July -.
s. SAN Giorsio. 10 p NJ. Glbralta ar. July q.
IS Panama. I9A NJ Cristobal, July 81. -
SIS Sarnia. / 4. NJ. Jamaica, July 81. :
s. ldun, II \ NJ. Mdtanzas, July u.
IS Grangcmour. II: l 4 NJ. Halifax. Aug =
50 City of ST. Louis. Savannah. Au. },
SIS Lenspe. Jacksonville, Aug 3
- santiago. Brunswick, An. 3
- Delaw are. Philadelphia, Aug s
SIS Millinocket, stockton, Aug I '
s. Yumuri. i:35 p NJ. ProAreso. July u.
s. rlelades. is3J y NJ, Matanzas, Aug !.
So Princess Anne, Norfolk. Aus. ..
ARRIVED RON SEW YORK, a
So Arabic. at Liverpool -
SIS Cretic. at Genoa
IS Bergensflord. Al Bergen go.
SAILED FOR NEW YORK
SIS Palermo. from Genoa
IS PalaCIue, from BriNham.
- Tanuuary. from Santos.
IS Pastores, fronl Havana
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Open. High.Low- Clos.
ing. est. est. ing.

Spot cotton at New York was 5 points
advance. Middllng at 9.45c. Southern
spot markets were unchanged, with New
Orleans s.s2c.. Galveston 5000, Savan-
nah SSc.. Houston $500. and Memphis
s7jc.
The New Orleans market closed
steady. Prices we're:
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R INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
AM PM AM
Sun rises IS sun sets. I oj Moon rises / 20
HIGH WATER THIS A
AM AM ANtA
sandyH'k. 4 81 Gov Isl. : IS Hell Gate = -
LOW WATER THIS DAY.
AM M AM
sandyHk 10 50 Gov. Isl. II ~ Hell Gate. l -
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LIENS.
Manhattan

MADISON Az, ll25-Willlam Region sst
William Ziegler estate, owner: Henry
CHASER Construction 20, contractor. 1850
nth ST, 2jI w plunkett 4 co agt
samuel bo"kman' owner u ID norton q
Miller, lcsseeH and contra ctors. . .$et5.s6
lA0TU ST. 1853 to lG9 W-Sa muel Layefsky
agt Rosamore Holding Co, Inc. owner
nu1 contractor Hlea
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GREEN LIQUOR COMPANY. INC. retail
vines and liquors. ~ Eighth Az p.
,lfinr in bankruptcy by creditors II
.tIa that the concern made an as
sirnmcn' ON July ~,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-27

Complying with an order entered
by Judge Robert NJ. Addleman some
time ago. Mrs. Carrie Rutter Day
yesterday qualified as executrix for
the estate OF the late Mrs. Annie r.
Rutter with bond nxed at s. 5000. Ine
Fidelity n Deposit Company OF
Maryland. was named surety. and the
appraisers OF the estate are Charles
". Jerers. Robert l. Boyd and Id.
mund l. Jones.
The will that has attracted consid-
cradle attention by the litigation
necessary before IL was probated. mas
been probated in VIII Book IL. under
date OF March !. 1915. At the Tune
OF application for probate, Clerk OF
the County Court j. h. Wells ruled
that a married whose husband
was sim living could not act as eI-
ecutrix. An appeal was taken 10 the
circuit court with the result tina
Judge Addleman ruled that she could
serve in that capacity and ordered
the testament probated.
Several interesting items are noted
In the VIII: First. providing for the
funeral. and the erection of a monu-
ment similar 10 that of the husbanci
second. To pay all debts incurred by
the deceased: third. one-third portion
10 daughter Carrie Rutter Day fourth,
onethird portion TO daughter Louise
J. Hobbs; rfth. one-third portion TO
n Surety Trust Company TO hold IN
trust for Frank T. Rutter. and IN
case OF his death IL shall revert to
his wife. Mary Rutter. and In the
cas- OF her death the property shali
20 to their children.
The will Is dated May Il. 1872. ana
was witnessed by Frank Faris and
William c. King.
The ruling OF Judge Addleman to
the eject that a woman whose JUS
band Is living can execute a will es-
tablished a precedent in this state.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-27
AGAIN In COURT
LOTUS Brothers and Other Familiar
Figures Face Judge Jordan In
Police Tribunal Yesterday.

Yesterday morning saw one OF the
biggest sessions Of police court that
has been held since the advent OF the
Yost law in July. a glance at the
faces brought back memories OF
olden times.
Pat LOTUS and his brother. James,
furnished the neadliner, charged with
being disorderly M resisting an OF
ncer. The men were originally
charged with destroying property IN
the disorderly house OF Loretta Roam
al No. 1926 Water street. Pat was
hned 800 and costs for d%isorderly on.
duct. n each were fined $50 ana
costs and 30 days in the workhouse
for resisting arrest.
Two screamers from the bad lands
were given. with a large cast OF play
srs. Harry Reed. George Hildebranr.
Frank Speedy and Sam Lacey. par.
ucipants in a free for all night. ana
sadie Payne, George Allen, Dom Marx
and Minnie Morris. were the victims
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-27
WEIRTON COMPANY
INTO BANKRUPTCY
PLATE STRUCTURAL AND CON-
STRuCTION COMPANY AD-
MITS INSOLVENCY.
Withdrew Motion TO Dismiss Invol-
untsry Suit-Petition for Dis
charge Filed in Kellar Case.

In the bankruptcy matter OF the
Weirton Plate Structural and Con
struction company. an answer was
filed in federal court yesterday by
the company. admitting its insol-
vency and asking to be adjudicated
a bankrupt. An order of adJudica-
ton and an order of reference, re-
ferring the matter to Referee James
w. Cummins of this city were en-
tered by the court.
An involuntary petition was filed
against the company several weeks
ago n a motion was flied by the
defendant TO dismiss the suit. This
was later Withdrawn. and then fol
lowed the filing yesterday OF the
petition asking an adjudication.
In the bankruptcy matter of Fran
ces Marian Kellar of Hundred. a petit
ton for discharge was filed n an
order Of notice thereon was entered.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-27
FINAL ORDER In
DAMAGE SUIT
CASE OF MRS. MATILDA GLENN
VS.. CITY RAILWAY DROPPED
FROM DOCKET.
Had Been In Circuit Court Last and
jury Disagreed-Entered In
Part One.

Judge Addleman issued the mai
order yesterday in the 5000 damage
suit OF Mrs. Matilda Glenn w. me
City Railway Company. dropping II
from the docket. all matters in con
troversy having been settled out OF
court. At the last term Of court. the
jury In b case disagreed. and u was
redocketed for the present term. At
torneys In the suit. however. cot TO-
gether and arranged matters satisfac-
tOrily.
Mrs. Glenn was hurt August H..
1913. when she jumped from a street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-27
BIBLE CLASSES
for the Whesling District Hsighbor
hood TO Meet AZ Various
Places This Week.

District 17f-i75 will meet with Mrs
James u Beans. Pleasant valley Tues.
~ AZ 80 .. m, Mrs. s. I'd Elliott
Hethlehem Bibie Class will meet A,
nethlehem Chapel Tuesday AZ : % m.
Wise Mary Wayman. leader.
hJsIrct liza VIII meet with Mrs T.
. m Miss Ethel Williams. leader
district las viii meet with Ms T.
W Ninn. blb south Penn street. Thur.
er. ' i7eu
aetna Bible class viii mset ~ Aetna
VIE chapel Friday "a 7.3O u m. Mo
Anna Fredrfck. leader
Echo Point Bible class will meat wt,t
Mrs King Lakewood street. Frifav
90 1898 .. M Mrs. =. - CIeFg. loader
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a OF the defendant on Wood street,
between Fourteenth and Fifteenth
streets. She claimed. in her bill or
complaint. and maintained throughout
the former trial. that the car on which
she was riding escaped control OF the
motorman and was rushing backwards
down the hill at a dangerous rate OF
speed. The plaintiff claimed that she
Jumped from the car 90 escape almost
sure death.
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of an organized pull. Reed, ct. al,
were fined SO and costs and Sadie
was fined $50 and costs for running a
house of IN fame.
John Wallace (Not Mr.. Wallace OF
the Municipal League) Max Link.
Mary Link and Joe Ostralagar were
hned $40 and costs for disturbing the
Island with their unweirdIy cries
early Sunday morning. They admit
ted thai they we're making consider
able noise. and hat they had come
liquor TO keep them awake.
Aside from this collection the
DRINKS were Arthur Henderson ana
Louis Drummer, and were fined SO
and costs. William Williams on a
suspended fine some time ago, vent
in for thirty days on a charge or
lettering.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-27

Nearly 400 national and information.
81 cougreaaes and conventions have
chosen San Francisco a. the 1gl5
meeting place, owing 10 tho Panama
Pacific Exposition 70 Be held there
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-27

For the French railroad in the Sa.
nara there have been built locomo
ives ana cars specially designed for
passage through sandstorms 10 o6eI
resistance TO the metal-cutting sand.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-27
APPEAL CASES
Two Matters Reach Circuit Court
From Jurisdiction Of Squire
Enael-Filed Yesteday.

Two appeal cases we're nled lei
terday with the clerk OF the Circuit
Court from the court OF Squire EnRei.
The matters involved total over y8UU.
one Of them BE- styled Clara b. Riddle
W. Thomas Mazingo. and was brought
before Squire Engle for the sum OF
sl56. On April 20. 1915. all persons
being represented. the suit was tried
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-27
EXECUTRIX
QUALITIES
MRS CARRIE BUTTER DAY WILL
EXECUTE WILL OF
MOTHER.

Made Possible Through Ruling o,
Judge edolemsn Which Estao-
hshes Precedent In This State.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-27
DOCTOR
TO STAND TRIAL
DR.. BLAKE RETURNS FROM WEST
AND GIVES SELF OVER TO
AUTHORITIES.
Bond Furnished Through Attorneys
to Amount Of IS .ooo-chsrsed
With Assault.

DR.. w. J. Blake. formerly OF Ben
wood. indicted by a criminal grand
jury in this county on a charge OF
criminal assault. returned FROM a trip
through the west yesterday and gave
himself up to the local authorities.
He came in the custody OF his at
torneys. j. II. Handlan and r. S. Riley.
His bond was fixed at $1,000 and was
furnished by his father. John Blake.
also of Benwood.
At the time Of the returning a true
bill against him. a capias was IS
sued for his apprehension. lie was al
that time out OF the state but came
back unsolicited. Blake will appear
In court next week to answer the
capias. and such action as Is deemed
necessary will be taken at that time.
a nurse in a local hospital is the com
p~lainant.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-27
STRUCK BY
Constable Fullerton Meets with snohs
Accident Yesterday.

In crossing the street yesterday
afternoon. near the Wheeling Electric
Company offices. y. g. Fullerton. spe.
cial constable. was accidentally struck
BY an automobile driven Dy Ralph
Howe. Mr. Fullerton had overlooked
The machine coming up n street. and
81 BE- said. STEPPED directly In front OF
D. He was Jared a little but o hurt
badly
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-27

and Judgment for that amount was
awarded the plaintiff.
The second matter Is styled John
Iagsart and j. l.. Whipkey VS.. Jonn
r. Elmer and Laura Elmer. This SUIT
was tried April p. 1915. and judgment
rendered for the sum OF Stills.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-27

Judge Addleman Enters Order In
Favor OF South Side Bank.
An order was entered yesterday by
Judge Addleman, awarding judgment
TO the South Side Bank OF Wheeling
VS.. Charles c. Murphy. ct. al. for the
sum of $1,000. This action was one
growing out OF money due on a pro-
missory note.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-02-19
B MILL INCREASE
IS UNNECESSARY
commissioner Collins Says Increase
in Tax Levy Will Not Amount
to Over 2Ia
Mills.
WILL CUT EXPENSES
Loss Of Revenue From Saloons Will
be Equaled by Reduction in
Expenses Of
City.
WILL CUT EXPENSES

IT VIII not be necessary to increase
1 the tax levy of this city eight mills
| in order to make up for the loss in
revenue that will follow the closing
/ OF saloons in this state. according to
Commissioner J. A. NJ. Collins. Mr..
Collins said today that an increase OF
eight mills would be necessary only
! IN the event 1t were necessary for the
city to receive next year as much
money as they will take in during the
present year.
That small increase in the levy
will be imperative. Mr.. Collins admit
ted. The exact amount of the in
crease, he said, was hard to determine.
1T Is impossible to say off hand just
what the increase will have to be"
said Mr.. Collins. 81 feel safe in say
ing. however, that it will not be over
two mills or two and half mills, at
the most. While this increase VIII
not be large enough to make up for
the loss in revenue from the saloons
We expect to conduct the affairs OF
the city on a less expensive scale"
The levy for the present year
amounts to forty mills, a reduction of
one mill over the previous year. The
loss in revenue through the closing
Of the saloons, wholesale liquor
houses. and breweries will amount to
over $4,000 annually. This Is approx
imatelv the revenue from a tax levy
of eight mills The loss in revenre
from saloons during the present "city
year" that is, from April /, 1915. to
April l. 1916, will amount to $4,000.
Mr.. Collins was unable to state
Just where the reduction in the ex-
penses Of the city will b., made n,
order to make it unnecessary to in
crease the tax levy by eight mills. He
saiG this was matter that would
have to be worked out later by the
council.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-02-19
EXPECT TO END
TRIAL next WEEK
Defense in Plumbers, Case May Non
Call Long List Of Witnesses as
Was at First
Intimated.
NO LIST IS FURNISHED
Government Asked That the Defense
Tell Who They Would Call
in Their Side Of
Case.

DIES MONIES. Ia, Feb. 19.-The
government rested in its case in the
trial of the thirty-six indicted miu-
western plumbers in the federal court
at II o'clock yesterday and the de
tense began producing evidence i'm
mediately.
Before starting the reading Of a
number of extracts from convention
and association records, Attorney l..
G. Boyle for the defense, made two
motions, one to strike from the rec
ords of the trial all testimony dear
ing with local association pools and
agreements and the other 10 strike
from the records all evidence rela-
tive to labor troubles between local
associations and plumbers unions.
Judge Pollock denied both motions.
The government rested at IL
o'clock. Immediately Attorney Claude
r. Porter Of the prosecution, asked
the court that the government might
be furnished with list of witnesses
which the defense expects to use and
with documents and papers to be In
troduced. The same request was mae,
by the defense regarding the govern
ment's evidence at the beginning OF
the trial
Mr.. Boyle turned to the district
attorney with the statement that he
intends to use all documents pre-
scented by the prosecution. You have
all our letters" he said, land we ex-
pect to use them l shall use Wit
nesses from Indiana, Illinois and"
ooh that don't help us any" re-
monstrated Porter impatiently.
Now, now, we haven't time to
argue that now" said the court, and
ordered the trial to proceed.
1t is possibls, that w. E. Glow Of
Chicago, president of the Glow Sup
ply house. one Of the oldest firms of
its kind in the world. will be called
as witness for the plumbers this
afternoon. Glow was not called by
the government, although attorneys
for the defense declare he sells only
to association members. E9
1t was stated by the defendants
attorneys last evening that they VIII
be able to present their case this
week. A report was started soon
after the government had resteo,
however. that 400 witnesses may be
called This was not taken seriously
by the prosecution. and it is more
than likely. according to attorneys.
that the arguments will be made
Monday Or Tuesday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-02-19
Switching interchange.

United Press Leased Wire Service
WASHINGTON, Feb. 19.-The in
terstate commerce commission today
ordered the Louisville and Nashville,
and Nashville. Chattanooga and st.
Louis railways to extend switching In
terchange on competitive interstare
traffic to the Tennessee Central on
the same basis now in effect between
themselves. A So per car switching
charge on non-competit'v traffic be-
tween the Tenness ee Central and the
other two railways was allowed. TINS
commission held the Tennessee Gen.
trails 50 per car switching charge TO
and from Hermitage elevators, unduly
differential
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-02-19

Read The Gate City want column
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-02-19
six Masked Yesemen.

Il UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.
CHICAGO, Feb. ia band Of six
yeggmsn early today entered branch
Office of the Daily News in South Ra-
cine street, bound and gagged three
employees. dynamited the safe and es-
capped with more than $1,000 in cash.
ALI the yeggs wore masks.
After binding the employees and lay
ing them face downward on table,
the yeggs attached an electric drill to
a light fixture, drilled holes about the
lock of the safe and poured in the
soup"
The robbery became known only
when Joe Breckenridge, one Of tho
bound employees wriggled loose and
then united his comrades.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-02-19

create a state poultry department.
Poultry men assert Iowa hens produc-
ed 106 1000. 900 eggs last year, an aver
age OF - per hen, and took three
months vacation, too. Carl Barran
told the house agricultural committee
that II percent of the egg yielG, is
wasted in marketing through improp-
er handling, most of which loss falls
on the farmer. A campaign to swat
the rooster and thus secure unfertile
eggs for cold storage in May and
JUNG for delivery to consumers in the
winter months is proposed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-02-19
Literary Note.

A new revised and enlarged eoition
of Roberts Rules of Order Is an
nounced by the publishers to be ready
May 1st. The book as rewritten en-
bodies the results of mature conside-
ration by the author Of numerous par
liamentary questions brought to him
during the last thirty-nine years by all
kinds OF organizations and from all
sections of the country. 1t Is enlarged
by the expande dtreatment of MANI
points, and by the addition Of many
new topics, making a book of 800
pages.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-02-19
Gymnasium Bible claas.

Definite plans were made last night
for the gymnasium Bible class which
is to be held from $50 to 8 o'clock
on Thursday evening. Miss Dinsdale
is to be the Leader of this class and
Jesus. the Man Of Galilee" will be
the subject considered.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-02-19
jersey Health Conference

TRENTON, N. J., Feb. 19.-Speak-
ers prominent in the health movement
throughout the country will. be here
tonight to address the conference Of
board of health representative from
all New Jersey cities.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-02-19
Painters Terrible Deed.

United Press Leased Wire Service. ]
CHICAGO, Feb. 19.-Harry John
SON, painter. early today shot and
killed his wife during family quar-.
rel in their home in Normal avenue.
When the police reached the scene,
the wife was dead in pool of blood
and Johnson lay fatally injured in an.
other red stream Two bullet holes
were in his left side and a razor
slash across his throat