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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-22

II to 1880 A. NJ.
1880 A. NJ. to II NJ.

81 II q u Top. u WAS s.. 4sib
100 Lake sup c. ll% 20 Pha Elec... @iSs
4 q I.....,. s5
BONDS
$50 Cam steel sep May lelT........... nIA
$50 do Feb 1917, Observation-Disclosures. Nlea
$50 do scrip 1917 0l1.,............,.,....O OSla
10000 Equit III Gas Elec 6s.........,.l1 .l19l9
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-22

I{ONTDS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-22
FoREIGN TRApE CHANCEs

Arthur Upper & Co. have opened 1
branch office at Saratoga Springs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-08-23
CITY NEWS.

-Purina whole wheat bread. Scnou-
tens Bakery. Inc, bakers.
Masonic: Special, Eagle. Tuesday.
Aup "a O'Clock; 3rd degree.
a son was born to Mr. and MIS-
NJ q Sunley Of Sioux City. Iowa
Eridav August 20. Mrs. Suniey e
the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. g. =
Bonham OF this city. /.
carthage will SOON be lighted ana
ELECTRICITY run by power from tue
Keokuk power plant. J. W. Westiail
l,as secured the right Of way Tor the
transmission lire to the city limits
III Carthage. says the Nauvoo mao
pendent. Work OF erecting this INC
will begin at once.
y -Purina whole wheat bread. Schou-
TENS Bakery, Inc. bakers.
-MsgEie Morris was arraigned IN
tha court OF Justice James 9. Bur
rows this morning, charged with dis
furbtng the public peace. She was
given thirty days. e. B. Bland, ar
raixned on the same charge was hand.
ed . fifteen day vacation in JAIL. Kae
Alley was the scene OF the trouble
Saturday night.
A special hsh car IL to be built
and utilized in carrying live fish from
the state and government hatcheries
to the lakes and streams OF Illinois
which require restocking. The car
win cost about $4,000. II will be OF
all-steel construction with length OF
70 feet. Sleeping compartments for 2
crew OF fourteen are REQUIRED ana
there IS also provision for kitchen
and dining compartment. The for
ward end Of the car Is reserved Tor
tanks to contain the fish. Devices
will be attached to aerate the water
and maintain 1t at an even tempera.
ture. Above the tanks are the berths
for the attendants. These berths are
similar to those in ordinary sleeping
cars and fold up when not In use.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-08-23
ADJUSTMENTS.

Macy PIckford a the Grand Tenlsht
Mary PickfOrd, the unrivalled favor
tie OF the screen. appears IN an orig
sinal and Incompatible portrayal IT
the Grand tonight and tomorrow. on
the Paramount progrAms - Little
PAL, the latest production Of the
Famous Players Film company.
Little Pal" provides Mary Pickford
with one Of the most unique roles IN
which she has ever been presented.
The photoplay 10 one Of primitive
emotions and primal passions, and evil
dences 4 hitherto unsupported aspec:
OF Mary Pickford's astounding YER
satility.
Unfamiliar with the customs Of mod
ernity, and remote from nj the IN.
fluences which have fashioned our
present civilization, Little PAR rec.
ognizes no other force than the dom
inant love which develops within her
nor the one man who has practiced
Justice toward her. Through d series
OF thrilling sacrinces, she proves her
loyalty and devotion toward him. and
when she has at last secured his hap.
|piness, requests no other reward from
him or fate.
Assisted by 4 capable cast, includ.
ing Russell BaS9ett, George Anderson
and william Lloyd, Little PAL may
Be termed one Of the foremost Famous
Pickford triumps that
have yet appeared on tho Paramount
Observation-Disclosures.
orpheum Tonight.
A Modern Enoch Arden Gin three
parts .)-Janet Fotheringay, to save
her father from financial ruin, marries
a millionaire sutton, John Arnold, a
power in the street. Janet is in love
with Dicky Bannister, but sacrifices
all for her fathers honor. Arnold. OF
course, turns out a brute and Janet.
for this reason, keeps up her friend
shin with Bannister, the rising young
playwright. One evening Mr.. Court
ney Fortherinsay calls and attempts
to interfere IN Arnold's brutal treat
ment .of Janet, for which he receives
a blow at the hands Of Arnold, which
causes him to fall to the floor, strik-
ing his head. and killing him. Arnold
becomes fugitive and makes his way
out west. Before departing he
cleyerIy Stimulates suicide and Janet.
believing she Is now free, mArries
Dicky Bannister, whom she has always
loved.
Bannister becomes a great SUGGEST
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-08-23
PLANT OFFICIALS
/ HAVE LEFT kE0kuk
Heads Of johnson Electric Smelling
Company Spent sunday In Con-
fercnce With Industrial
Association.
LOCATION rs QUESTION
Although no Definite Conclusion Was
Reached. Several sites
Are Being Com
sidered.

The officials OF the Johnson Elec.
| trio Shelter company, who we're IN
IKeokuk Saturday night, left for the
east last night, after spending most OF
SUNDAY with o.-cials of the heokuk
industrial association. There seems
to be nothing definite to announce as
result OF that conference yesterday AZ
though 1t is quite generally admitted.
that matter Of coalition is all that
stands In the way OF the sme!ter
moving to Keokuk at once.
Just what the smeiter people want
IN the way OF q location seems 70 po
rather an open question. They were
shown the Industrial association fac
tory tract, .and its advantages. and TOT
4 time It was thought they would pc
able TO locate there Other sites. hoy-
ever. were shown them. and they
seem to be keeping an open mind ID
the matter
The officials had nothing further n
say concerning the extent and plans
o, their plant. The Gate City's stor.
YESTERDAY outlined briefly what they
hoped to do. The plant. It Is under
stood, will employ large number y
men. nowhere near commensurate
with the amount Of electricity to %
used.
No announcements OF omcial nature
concerning the errand Of the smeiter
ofIctals, or what was being considered
could be. made today from the nous,
trial association ofices. The local
people will do everything In their pow
er to secure location which VIII oo
suitable and which will give ths
smelter people what they want.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-08-23

d q 1 !
In his line and he and his wifs ars
very happy with the child who has
blessed their home. In the west,
Arnold, who IL going under An assunl-
ed name, becomes an outlaw for the
second time. He sees 81 notice Of
Bannister's success In newspaper
and also notes that BAnnister and
Janet are man and wife. He plans to
return and torment Janet. Bannister
Is busy with the rehearsals OF his
latest play on the night that Arnold
returns to Janet. Janet protects her.
self with her husbands revolver and
Bannister returns home just rs hi,
wife has been placed under arrest for
the murder OF Arnold. Weeks OF anx
iety follow, but In the end the jury re-
turns a verdict OF justinable homicide,
which brings happiness to all con.
cerned.-Advertiseme
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-08-23
PERSONALS.

Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Collision have
returned from Okoboji.
Mrs. H. r. Collision and daughter.
Mary, are visiting in Centerville at the
home Of Mrs. w. s. Alexander.
Mrs. J. p. Ingle and children left
Saturday for, the south. They will
visit month in Atlanta and Column
bus, Georgia with friends and rela-
tfves. Mr.. fng1e accompanied them AZ
far ~ St. Louis.
Mrs. Alfred Callahan and Miss
Emily Leidy OF Bishop, Calf, who
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Phillips, left for their home Sunday.
They will stop enroute 1T Fl. Madison
and Kansas City.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-08-23
|hORRELlS LIKED
THEIR OUTING ! HERE
Mayor Moorhsad Receives ! Letter
From Chairman q Picnic Com
mlttee Thanking Him
For Fsvors-
VISITORS ENJOYED CITY
Were Much impressed with Beauty
Of Rand Park and Great
ness Of Water Power
Development

That the Morrell employer from
the Morrell Packing company at On
tumwa enjoyed their annual outing 20
Keokuk on August II. 10 expressed IN
a letter to Mayor MoOrhead received
this morning from the chairman OF
the outing committee, Joseph Hama
han. This letter speaks highly com
plimentary OF the treatment received
BY the Morrells here. and Of the city
In the mmunication the mayor IS
asked TO do a little private detective
work. It seems that when the Nor
rells were here drayman was hired
to carry passengers and baskets from
the train to Rand, park. This man,
whoever he was. failed to come 20
the park In the afternoon for the re-
turn trip until 80 late that he missed
the returning Morrells and 50 also
missed his pay. The chairman says
the money will be sent to him II his
name Is found out.
The letter in part Is ~ follows:
Saturday, Aug. Fl.
aTo the Honorable Mayor OF Keokuk:
Dear Sir: AFTER due consideration.
the. committee In charge OF the TWEEN.
ty.flrst annual outing OF the Morrell
Packing company held In your city
on Thursday, Aug. IL, directed me "a
chairman of.the committee 10 address
you as mayor OF Keokuk. these lines,
to express our many thanks TO you,
the chief Of police. the city police. the
commercial men, the street railway
company, the water power omc.als and
the park managers for the many privi-
leges shown to US while In KAckuk.
1--WE can asusre you that there has
been many compliments passed on
our return from Keokuk about the
beautiful park and tho wonderful
water power there.
Sincerely.
"JOE HANRAHAN,
Chairman"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-08-23
PERSO NALS.

Miss Edna Adamson IL visiting
friends In Lafayette and Chase. In
diana.
Miss Birdie Schey Of Chicago has ar
rived here for two weeks visit with
Myrtle Sommers,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-08-23
BODY OF D. A. YOUNG
TO LIE IN STATE;
Public at Large to be Given oppor
tunity to Pay Tribute OF Respect
TO Keokuk Citizen.

Both on account OF his extensive
circle Of friends, and as . public
tribute to his life, the body OF the late
Senator D. A. Young. reclining Ia
massive bronze casket. VIII he IN
state in the chapel OF the undertaK-
ing parlors Of Holbrook BIOS. IRON
100 p. m. Tuesday, 70 I:oV p. IL on -
wednesday, at which time friends
and the public In general are imvlIeu
~. oniv public opening OF the casket.
Tba n,,biic service at the Baptist
church follows at 2:30 p. m. Wed
nesday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-08-23
HUGHES PREACHES
AT UNION SERVICE
pastor o. second Presbyterian Church
At West Keokuk 10 Speaker
Last Night.

AZ st. Paul's German Evangelical
church. last night. union services
we're held, with the Rev. J. 9. Hughes.
nastor Of the Second presbyterian
church at West Keokuk delivering the
sermon. Rev. Hughes gave a very
able and interesting talk at tne ser
80 last night. In his own church,
1000. were conducted at o'clock
s., +he Rev. William NJ. Baker, pas.
tcr of the First Christian church. The
,,r,on services are coming to close.
most OF the pastors will be home by
next week to take charge OF their own
services.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-01
Der ,,Noroftern",
So groHe, 2Sis.

Der Sopttan ibm aIlerlsi lber iein
3iel unb feline yaoun9 er5dhlen ipoll
te, ingte er tur5; nGis pollen 5Isiid,
fir bic britiiAen 2ruppsn lanoen, mir
piiien Giles iiber Sic oans g%enou."
@oun betrat er bic Sabine nes acpi.
tdns, uno nis er cine engl;F1e Sci
turq nit e,ner aaritatur ouf be-.
SaiIer an Der gBdno biuQen Sab,
iaets er: .GdIedte 3eitunptn IN 81
rem Simmer" 1ana3 befahI or. hie
cn9liiTe Glagge berunter5uhoIen. uns
CAB benz &ap.t3n 20 Wlinrisn 3eit,
oontit er unb bic M!unnidlait iih ona
NGtigite porbereiten tGnnten; ronn
mubten ie oas Sdifi in itren eiae
nsn 8ooten OeriaiIen. Nad 20 vi
nuien purben Gapltdn uno Warr
I60ft an 9orO Der 2refelD dsbrat5t
uno bauiten bier i.sben Woden.
Die Oefaneeuen puroen gut f.
6onoelt; nur bic ylnbrung Iieb manh
mol gu piinihen iibr;a. MS Dor
Meteorological qeaen leoen Q@erfuh Der
@efnn9enen, non oeneu 1870 GnaIGrs
Der unb PSI Gbincieu nnf Der arefeIt
paren. ii6 bss GdiiIes gu bem19tis
gen, iparsn 9pnnmi.laoungen auf bere
|G6iff onaebroAt, ollie burf einsn
Srobt %perbunoen, 70 oab bus G6t''
in bic 3uft 9eiprengt lperbsn ionuis.
tpenn IS notipenbig mare. Ginss
Wlorgens friib, ols bic arsitlo fdusIe
Ter fubr ais gsip09nIi6, taufte bag
Geriiht ouF. bas G6ifi piirbe Der.
fol9t. uno moi munteIte, noB biz
GorIsrube in einen &arnpf perlpids!:
mare, bd NOR aononeuocnnsr az.
bort bate. 9ieiss 0eriiat. bng bon
ben Iiin9eren S%seieuten ougenideinIit
als S6erS ousgeIprenat nornsH mar,
fom 3u' Gbren oss aopitdns cea
areu5ers. Der onrani6in Elm orubtlos
ies S%slegramm on bic Grsielb ianoie,
onb bic llrbeber oes Oerlidtes sr-
Ifoifsn tperbsn ipirpfn. penn es nod
sinmol ouftauGt. Der 9lpiton FER
areieIb muBte an 8oro Der Norls.
rube tommen uno fi1 rsbiiertilen.
Da Ietne Mustunft 3ulrispenitslIen5
mar, bampfts bic 9arIsrube in bic
Rdbe, uno bic 90pe!Ie pernnit1lte'f
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-01

eth aon5ert, ~, cen @eionpsnsn cine
5reiibe Al MAIDEN. Die Karlsruhe
mar oomoIs BON folgenbsn Sdiifen
besIeitet: qotugpnio, Rio Reare,
Qiuntion, Snorani. Die nit elmer ca
pung BON 1000 2nnnen Gpplen ass
npmnien nurbe, unb ssorn, e~benfalts
nit &ob!en. 9ieIe ShiFfs marben in
elmer Gntfernune pon eiipa SO 8iIos
meter 1etrennt 81 5eieen Ssiten Ses
GrieqsfdiffeS gebaIien. unb burf he
eriubr bic Gnrlsr.lbe o jebem
Shiff, bos in Gi9t fam. Die oeuts
ihen Gdiiie naren nit Npporoten
fir brnbtIois 9eIegropbie olls9erii!:..
Bic 8otIhaiten nur auf cine bsItimmls
Gtrede iibermitteln. unb 10 ipaten
bic GdiiIs in bsltdnbiger 8trbineung
miteinonber, pbne bnb ionit iemono
oui Der Wslt Is niiien ober bic Selss
aromms auiidngen tonnte.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-01
(GdluB fol9t.)
Sic 9arisrnbr.
Shilbernn9 einer ihrcr h~elbrnbaften
Gnpsrmngen.

&nperhnaen.
Cine onEdauIide Gr5dbluno bon
Der Irt uno Weiie, in Der Die anrlss
rube ibre pflidt tut, bat Der Gapis
tan zines Der pom benz bsutihen Srsus
ger perientten Sdifie sinsm 9sri6ts
ertatter gese6en, Der ie ais Gas
Yalmas mitteilt. Dem aopitGE
tpuroe naG)ts UNI 2 lbr gemelcei,
bob bic 9idter zines Sdifiss gan,
in Der Rdbe gu ieben ieien. Gr
ftlr3te auf 0ed uno 6emertts, Rat
Der Dampisr. Der ii6 ipdtsr aIs bic
arefeIo beraus|teIlte. feinsm GfiFfs
bidt ioIgte unO Jpn nidt aus ben
augen IieB. 8ei Qnbrud oss 3Qoes
fab nan ON 0ori3ont i6ipsrsa
8aud. uno tur3 oanaA ipar Die
aarisrube oa. Ger engliide Damp
fer fubr Ian9iomer uno gIGubte. oaE
Dos &riegsiAiii nidta anoerss isin
Some, ais Elm en9Iil4es. Nber Der
areu5er bibte bic 0euti9s 1bne. Tex
aopitan IisB nun orabtIos oas $ y
SSi9nal geben. bag brinlsn0e Ges
fatr an3sigts, ober ioglei9 tam DON
benz g.rsu5er bas SignaI. er loils oas
untsrIoHsn. font iperOs er in rem
0runo gebobrt tusreen.
Nuu periuhte Der &apitGn aus3u.
reiBen, inosm er ollie aro;te ieinsr
Wloidins anipannts. Die aarlsrabe
ober isuerts sinsn blinben Gdub uno
bibte tpsiters Sion1fe. WGbtsnb oisie
GignaIs auf BEN en9Iiiden Dampfer
snt3if1srt purben. iubr er INNER peis
ter, uno nun iteb Der areu3sr benz
S6rsdihub siren srniteren Shub
foIgen, ter elm Stiid Der &ommoneos
bride regiegts. Ia bstam Der Sas
pitGn Gin Ginieben unb beiabI gu
topper; 5uglsi9 i9nnlifsrts sr:
.Uleine WaIhinen ouber 2dti9teit."
DEL Sreussr iignaIiiisrte; sd p:ros
Gin Boot Isnoen." Glcit earauf err
f6isn es, uno Der gsutnant. osr e.
iIbrts prdits bic SdiiispapIers. aIs
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-01

.@r9 @er Oenn? 90 ipri9 oo1
eerniiniti9."
,ytun = Marbro bod"
.Niarbere2!"
Ginen 4ugen6lid lang ipot Ger'
tru0 pirflih fafun9sIcs. emma iob
Ie IdhsIno an.
.0as tpmmt Dir ipobI nIht
elaublih Dor, oaB er midi nIlE
Iber on bait ihn ia gar nidl 9emOdt
- uno sr finoet nun s%innol. bob
id Dir 10 isbr glide! Rur iti ib ettpaS
penieer erbaben. aber aas mdhe
nidts, esraos has battle i6 nod Dor
Dir porauS, baB i6 aud fir oas ST.
oii6s ipas ibris babe uno fir ihn.
mdbreno on ood nur fir oeinen Be
ruf @mpfinoun9su besit.
SO. limb me modte iid Sas
osnn 10 rai42"
.@dr niht 10 ishr raid, uls ou
qt0ubit. Grii als i'd Die Slinit ttrlNB,
mertte ib IS Elm lpenis. No. unO
Damn idrisbsn mir uns chen mo
fanOen, baB Mn einauOer liebbat'
ten uno 3ueinanOer pObten, er
ipolte aber nitt, oab i'd IS Dir
oIeit logte - liz CLAUDE. er senierte
i.h Elm nenig. lpeil sr bod irubeT
DID"
unIinn.! Sd babe mid me emit
lid nit Det 6roae beidGfti9t. otnu
n:6tS ldee mir ferner, ais ie gu bsi'
roten."
.0os bearift sr ia Damn auf.
uno, iiebit Oh, Gertruo. % id IS
Dir nid)t iagen ioltt unS 10 piel
Slid allein niht traeen ttnnte. 10
Iprab i5 chen mi. 2uutsrblh BON
ibm. Oas nal infer 9ebeimnis!
0auterbo6 perolnte ih ia Giles:
bic @eiunobsit, Ole Mo9lidtsit. du
heiraten unb 5ribens 9etonnt
idaft. Satte sr "a ni6t oos erite,
bsiIisite @nrsdt auf neil Der
%trouen2"
u@enib." Gertruo iaste es gang
seritreut. Die unerpartete Rsui9s
lett bate Ie gang ii~bertpdltist.
Limb nun polt ibr aIio beiroteng
Solo?"
,Natiirlid! 5rib lit gum Stcot,
orst in Slmiib trnannt ippr0en nnn
brGuet, i'd IoIe 10 raid pie mOglit
Fad @ien suriid. einmal. bamit Ell
mid Dor ieinrt @breiie ION bort
nod ieben tDnn., bann. namit i'd
mid UNI meme Muslteusr betim.
mere. Sn bier Wo4en min er bel
raten.f
@ertrub atmsie tisf auf. Damn
umormte tie Die Shpeiter her5lid,
sd ireue mid ia nit Dir. alei.
mes, baB ou 10 sliidlid biIt! Got
gebe, baB Oh ss INNER bIeibIt!"
Nd. @ertru5, lpenn 0u bcdb aud
- SD oodte IN mel mo io eIoua
be. 6rou 2auterba4 boif. eS in
Itilen aud"
Still" fagte Gertruo 9aitie uni
le9te ibrs 9an6 auf Die roten ZIP
pen ser S1tpelt .@p,n ,lf
ou ME Ipreden! Gr mar mir friibel
mqnhmal pie Elm erbabsnes 8orbilh
aber 2isbe neiu, Qiebe III ho2
nidt! 60 pie tf nun einndI bin,
lam i'd hid nit oun5er GeeIe nun
hingeben on eint Sahe, ME al cine
9erion. @ieneit,t iii oies unnatiirs
lid; ober feb IL es nidt gut. pnf
es aud Grauen 9ibt. Die eben ID
empiinoeu?"
.GstpiB! 4ber"
Oertru0s &uQen no6men pI0bIiG
einen ipei6en. Icuhtenoen Slang an
n9u oorfit nidt aIauber. nab oe;r
0liid ie gr0ber iein fonnte ais ga.
meine! Sir Maun unb Sinoer. 81
on BADEN nirit. babe i'd ole gan5t
MienihDeit, uno od5 III bel, emma
10 pieI, oab fsin gBort e5 aus.
oriiden tam. 9ein Slid 1T eir
Gueu, Der aud beriieaen tam. ods
meme Elm u~nuufb0rlib fliebenosr
Strom, no Elm Gag tauien6ioh nie'
berbringt, mas por p%ergongene nubrn
4ir geben bei6el 0u aber gibii
e%in3eInen uno 9ibTt um oeinet
ielbit nillen - i'd alien uno I'm ib'
retpilen!
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-01
Gin kerrliehes 8ilr
pcn Kaiier 1Uilbelm!

Vim Is. Suni 1918 Teierte baS
beutihe Bolt ben 2s. Sabrestaa BON
8aifer 8iIheGms Seeime. oefs
fen &eaieruns III bic @eihidbte iibers
aeben fpiro ais bic zines Der srbBten
aller SoheuSolIern. Der ,8ar
2oro" - iuie i'm bic anglo ameris
toniide HreRe ju be3eihnen pfisgt -
bat lid oIs wiriIider Sriebens.
irft eruieIen; unter Ieiner &egie.
rung bot bas beutlhe 3ieih feline
srDBte Bliithe erreidt. unb ale
2eutideu auf benz Grbenrunbe bir.
fen itcI5 auf i'm fein. DAB er
aud elm pirflider .Bar Serb"
iein lam, ous benefit Sur Belt bieier
wunoerpone Wann nit leinen fiea.
reiten S~etritaareu elmer aansen
@eIt BON Seinoen seaenaberi
I'm unferen 2eiern sinen @efaren
su erpeiieu, lieiern mir Gin pradt.
POLES, allerneueltes Bib BON &ailer
@ilhelm, @roBe 10Hxl6 3oa nnb
pniieno gum @inrubmcn. p%priofrei in
elmer Goue perIunbi. 40 15c pro
Stiid ober sluei fir 25c.
las Bib 1T cine paKenbe 8itrSe
fir jeoes beutihe Saus, uuo in fei'
mem ioute Is febIea.
Seitenunsen weroen prompt be.
iorgt. aber nur ioInnge Der nene Dor
ratb, ioeben eineetrufen, reidt. Mean
belielie aIfo 9leidl
,,Noroftern",
Sa groHe, 2Sis.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1915-11-18
~ - Z : SfEXH

Mt. View Lodge No. 179, OOr r
was opened at the usual hour, 7 D. m.
Nov. 13, 1915. Jas M, Quarles, N G,
presiding with moderate attendance
The usual routine business was dis
posed of. Bro. Chas. Bradford is still
improving slowly. Bro,- Norman Mas
sa seems much encouraged since bis
last trip, last week, to consult with
his surgeon at Nashville, he now
thinks he is doing well. bro. John
Choat is now convalescent, Bro. S,
Pincus has transferred his member
ship to st. Charles Lodge, Nashville.
Quite lot of business has been set
for our next meeting which unfortu-
nately occurs on Friday night, the
18th inst, as our Friday night meet
ings are pretty generally lightly at,
tended. There is in this, as in per-
haps most other lodges too much of
disposition to leave everything per-
tanning to the management and ad-
vancement of the Lodge to its off,
GERS, the members don't seem to com.
prehend that it is their duty to attend
meetings and familiarize themselves
with the great work Come, get
hustle on yourself
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1915-11-18
THANKSGIVING

Because 1t is the very old custom
to observe Thanksgiving day, and be-
cause the President of the United
States suggests that the day, Thurs
day, November 25, be spent in some
way appropriate to the occasion, the
teachers Of the county are not expect
ed to teach on that day unless they
so desire. l suggest, and strongly
urge that there be some kind of ex-
ercises instructive to the children. In
which they can take a part, be held
either the evening before, or on
Thanksgiving day. Where it is pos
sible to get the assistance of a minis
ter of the gospel, a short exercise
might be given by the children fol-
lowed by short religious service, I
think there is something wrong eth
er with the teacher or the school
where some such exercises can not
be held. The resourceful and efficien,
teacher will have no trouble in work
ing out a program for the occasion.
Respectfully,
J. M HATFIELD, Co. Supt
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1915-11-18
Thanksgiving Proclamation

The time hand when to
mercies shown during the Cookeve
during possibly before
spiritually the
buildings
Business generally has
re successful
Now, therefore, O Holiday Mayor
hereby of United States and
designating setting Thursday the
November Thanksgiving
earnestly that all
will show their appreciation of
that brought the that the
home
people will gather and appropriate
Almighty
permitted to enjoy.
In my hand, and
the of Cookevle affixed this
teenth of nineteen hundred and fifteen.
O. X HOLLADAY, Mayor
By L M BURLINGTON
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1915-11-18
THOROUGH WORK
How Cookeville Citizen Found Free.
dom from Kidney Troubles

II you suffer from backache-
From urinary disorders
Any durable disease of the kidneys
+ Use a tested kidney remedy.
Doan's Kidney Pills have been
tested by thousands.
Cookeville people testify.
Can you ask more convincing proof
of merit?
H. M. Mackie, barber, R. F. D, No
A, Cookeville, says: my kidneys
were weak and caused me a lot OF
annoyance. Ny bladder was inf1amed
too. The kidney secretions passed
too often and were scanty and filled
with sediment. When a friend rec
commended Doan's Kidney Pills. / got
supply at J. H. Watts Drug Store.
They regulated the action of my kid
neys and fixed me up in good shape,
after everything else had failed"
Price SOC at all dealers. Don't sim
Wy ask for kidney remedy-ger
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Mackie had. Foster-Milburn Co.,
Props. Buffalo, N. Y,
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1915-11-18
THANKSGIVING DINNER

Eat your Thanksgiving dinner pre-
pared by the domestic science class
of Central High School, who will
serve dinner, Nov. 25, in Dixie Col
lege Building from 1880 a. m. to 200
p. M, at the rate of Soc per plate.
Funds for school improvements.
Following is the splendid menu:
Cream of Tomato SoupCrisp Crackers
Roast Turkey Cranberry Jelly
garnish: celery and cheese balls
Candied Sweet Potatoes
Duchess Potatoes Creamed Onions
Warm Boston Brown Bread Butter
Cherry and Pineapple Salad in Tim
bal Cups
Frutres frites Horseradish Sauce
Plum PuddingHard and Liquid Sauce
Kirschwasser a la orange
Vanilla Ice Cream
Potato Caramel Cake
Cafe Noir Rolled Waters