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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-05-10
ADJUSTMENTS.
1.-THE Battle Cry Of Peace"

The management OF the Grand
brought another big attraction to
Keokuk when It arranged for the
appearance Of 1.-The Battle Cry or
Peace" and the audience which left
the opera house last evening took
away a feeling that the evening had
been well spent and took away an
other thought--that this country Is
unprepared for war. The realism OF
the picture was brought out strong
" by the orchestra and the work or
the effect men back OF the screen
The house orchestra had been aug
mented to twelve pieces and under
the direction of Carlos Meador the
music was an appreciative Feature
of the evening This great picture
will be shown this evening, tomor-
row matinee and tomorrow evening,
the complete program being given
for the matinee performances. me
MANAGEMENT was generously compn-
mented for its enterprise in bringing
such a fine attraction to the city:
THE Battle Cry of Peace Is film
drama by J. Stuart Blackton, pro
duced under the direction of WilifTld
North
War is the theme OF "The Battle
Cry Of Peace" The picture shows
war not at wireless anu tstbio idiS
but we'll within the corporate limits
OF New York.
1t will not be pleasant, this door
step war, If 1t comes, and some paris
of the moving picture shown last
night were not artistic because or the
manner in which the horrors were
piled on. But this is the way OF wal;
Conflict leans over the rules or ART
as nimbIy as If they were so many
articles of the hague convention.
"The Battle Cry of Peace is FRANK
1y a. propaganda play for preparation
and as such it is always earnest. az
ways persistent and at times dec.u-
edly eloquent The personal inter,
est in the drama Is lost no" anu anu
again. but the central theme OF lne
necessity of armament is always Ill
mind .o-.
There are thrills by the yard nor.
rors slowly drawn out inch by men
and not a few feet of good COMEDY.
The achievements of the camera are
remarkable.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-05-10
Heals Skin Diseases

1t is unnecessary for you to suffer
with eczema, ringworm. rashes and SIM
liar skin troubles. A little zemo, gotten
at any drug store for 25c, or 500 for
extra large bottle, and promptly applied
will usually give instant relief from itch
ing torture. 1t cleanses and soothes the
skin and heals quickly and effectively
most skin diseases.
Zemo is a wonderful disappearing liquid
and does not smart the most delicate skin.
1t is not greasy, is easily applied and
costs little. Get it today and save all
further distress.
Zemo, Cleveland.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-05-10
WILL AMERICA
PLUNGE TO DEPTHS?
Speaker at the Tent Finds Law Has
Been Set Aside in Many
Instances.
communicated

Communicated
The interest is on the increase at
the tent. Although there were other
attractions in the city last night, still
we had our tent very we'll filed. The
subject was one Of much interest, be-
ing, THE Two Laws" or the law of
God and the laws which had to do
with sacrifices and ordinances and
which naturally ceased at the cross.
THE law of God is perfect, convert
ing the SOUL" Ps. 1877. So If one
would wish to work for souls, what
better method could he use than
to preach the wonderful love Of
God, which is all summed up in this
law? We, for ourselves, find that It
works well and we recommend it to
all as the standard OF living, for we
shall be judged by the law. Rom. 2 H.,
10.
Is it any wonder we see so much
crime on every side when We have
taught the world that they could kill
if they wanted to for Gods law has
been destroyed. We can also take
Gods name in any way we wish, for
the law is a thing of the past. We
have crowded our courts with di-
vorce cases simply because we have
been taught for ages that Gods law
has passed away.
To what depth did intidel France
plunge when she destroyed Gods
word? Our fair land has followed in
her steps. We are to share the COM
mon lot with the other nations Of the
earth unless we make a quick change.
What are you going to do about it?
Tonight The Two Covenants
All are welcome
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-05-10
Country Club Season Will be Ad.
vanced Ono Week, According to
Plans Which Wore Made
This Week.
CHA1RMEN ARE CHOSEN
Heads Of Various Committees Which
VIII Have Charge of Activities,
Have Been
Named.

The formal opening of the Keokuk
Country club will be advanced one
week, IL weather permits, and May
90, will be the official beginning of
the activities of the season. The
opening will be held in the pavilion,
as the new home will not be ready
although 1t Is expected that it will
be under roof by the end of this
week. There will be a supper and
dancing party on the opening even
ing. A card party has been planned
for the afternoon.
The custodian will be at the club
house this coming Saturday for the
benefit of the golfers.
All OF the committee chairrnen have
been named for the season. They
will be the following:
House--Miss Agnes Trimble,
Social-John s. Sprowls.
Tournaments-Ira w. Wills.
Tennis-Archer c. Miller.
Clock golf. N. ID. Dickinson.
Croquet-C. J. Kirch.
Golf captain--J. Perdew Sheldon,
Better Golf Grounds.
The golf links have been rehabil-
itated and are considered now among
the finest in the state. 1t is doubt
full If there are any links more
sporty" than the local clubs, one Of
the members said, in speaking of the
change. Several of the greens are
along the hills, and the view from
these is unsurpassed. The commit
tee is planning an unusually large
number Of tournaments among the
home players this season. Dates for
matches with teams from other
cities are being made by Captain
Sheldon. There are two games sched
uled with Quincy, and there will be
match with Burlington and per
haps other cities nearby during the
season.
The croquet grounds are in fine
shape again and there are several
tournaments planned for this sport.
An active committee in charge of
tennis assures this sport having
even greater prominence than last
year. Clock golf. too, will have its
following this season.
Excellent Service Again.
Mrs. G.. s. Tebeau will have charge
OF the service at the club again this
year. The service last season was
so satisfactory and excellent that
the directors were unanimous in re-
tanning Mrs. Tebeau for this season.
fThe same rules will prevail in this
matter as did last year and members
may secure service as usual by max
ing advance arrangements.
1t is expected that there will be
greatly increased membership this
year. Not only from the city but
nonresident memberships are expect
ed to be Increased. People from Fort
Madison and Carthage and other near
by communities come to the Keokuk
Country club to enjoy the weekly
parties and to take part In all Of the
clubs activities.
The new club house probably will
be delivered to the members so that
the housewarming may be held the
first of July.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-05-10

The Alaska Gastineau Mining COM
pany of Juneau, Alaska, has added ar
additional 1900 b. p. to its generating
plant by driving a tunnel through a
mountain and tapping the bottom or
Annex lake. Annex lake is IL miles
long, II mile wide and about 200 It..
deep. The additional 10000 h. p.
gives the company $4,000 h. p. for
use at the mines.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-05-10

A friend who is not in need is a
SUNRISE indeed
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From a Grateful Massachusetts, Woman.

Roxbury, Mass.-"I was suffering from inflan,-
that my trouble was caused by a displacement
My symptoms bearing down pains, backache,
and sluggish liver. I tried several kinds of medi-
Vegetable Compound It has cured me and am
pleased to be in my usual good health by using it
and highly recommend it."- Mrs B. NJ. OseooD,
1 Haynes Park, Roxbury, Mass
If you want special advice write to Lydia
II. Pinkham Medicine Co. (confidentiaD Lynn
Letter will be opened, read and answered by a v
in strict confidence.
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Testimony from Oklahoma.

Pinkham remedies Mrs MAYME AsBAcH North Or
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-05-10

North Crandon, Wis.-"When T was 1e years
old I got married and at IS years I gave birth to
twins and it left me with very poor health. could
not walk across the floor without having to sit
down to rest and it was hard for me to keep about
and do my work l went to doctor and he told
me l had displacement and ulcers, and would
much that I did not know what to do. Having
heard of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
l thought would give it trial and it made me as
we'll as ever: 1 cannot say enough in favor OF the
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he abb" 10 prove that h" lid il. Il is
dr"adful 1T mo. | know. Mr. AdhurS;
nut tor tn" moment kvr face Tanned.
and she rlinch"d h':r fist pasSonal"ly~--
I could Kill hin myself. 10:
IN" SAX" Of t"w raItry jewels"
She r"s" Hhrur,ly and left III" tabI".
I.Irr"y sc"Cl"d ltil' affected either hy
~! hEr emotion ct h'r abrupt ,dcrf"turr.
t"r:iy and applied himself TO :hc soup.
Ndhurst followed '!S rNampiH without
c0um"ut. There wcr" ono OF tw" things
II" would hay" Liked IL ask Mrs. Shcc;,
but they could Nai.
This t"t"-a-t"t" meal with L.!vrry ha't
a certain pITu"ucy t''v him for h" had
begun to conceive ti:al the place he &C.
cupi"d IN The famll% affairs IF the dead
'nan might -" worth considering.
There ar" always possibilities of SUI
Prs" in gym III" most ordinary cas-,
OF murder. and .\Ghu:st had had too
murh experience .""r tn feel SUR.
l'r"cninc Jimmi'--jnuUgh things on III.
fac. uf Il ""rc against Eim-might ~.
able definitely to PROV" his innocence.
Md II Jlmmis w"rt not guilty. il Wa
advisable I. find uTt what other person
mI&Ht have motive Tor wishing Sheet
out of ihs way. Tlr bunch at flowers;
that tho detective tad hoUght on his
WA 70 the nous. hli gained fog him Tn,
,, l"cal gossip that thor" had been taiIi
Of Il separation between Mr.. and Mr..
Sheet. and that his hr"ih"rin-law was
IN 'HtrT1H"ht "''H In"' com" LiSH"T ~
rnuntrv scardaI wi;hnnt fomm 'l n'' u
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pocket WAS cipher WIZ" !" S|"tlHmi
TARA requesting INJURIES nv" us 81
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GIVES PROGRESS|VES
CREDIT FOR PROSPERITY

CINCINNATI, o. Oct. 10.-Assuring
his audience that the present prosper
ity is no commentator Of democracy
or its policies, John NJ. Parker, of
louisiana. vice presidential candidate
on the Progressive ticket, today claim
ed that this prosperity was the results
of laws originally advocated by Pro
gressivcs. Mr.. Parker likewise brought
np The name of Charles +. Hughes,
when he said:
II supported William H. Taft in 1908
because he had made good in every
office he had neid and he held NUM-,
Der of big ones. If Il man with all OF
his experience. learning and culture
was moi able 10 ward Oft the old guard
Of the Republican party, wha@ expect
alton can we entertain that Charles
t, Hughes, without near as much ex--
pcrience as Afr. Taft, will be able TO
stand off The same old guard"
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Miscellaneous Shower.

Complim"ntinS Miss ivadalc moore
whose marriage tn Mr. Edward Hurley
will take place next week, Miss Dcril
Lindsay -, her home in Elm Grove, was
hoyirsS last evening. The decorations
and appointments were Of liallowr'"n
nature and tn" patty Of guests enjoyed
n variety of anuSrmCniS. The aiiht:
WAS arranged aS . miScclllnc"HS shower
and q number Of lovely gifts were re-
ccivcd by the hridr-clcc;. Those present
were. Misses lradalc Moore. Marie Fra
zirr l2cultn l:nwmHn. Rh"a Scih"ri.Hrrt-
rude Minor I;rrtha ArChiba Id. Grace Me-
Donald, Dora Lindsay. Cora trh%'"r;
MnSSrS Ed Harley. Ike \IilrEu, rAhN
Smith sherman rhilahaum. Guy Lind
say Will ISuyd. VIII IIinr. Lester Crow
Charles Ray, Elmer M.nd"l.
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The Mncadcmy club is Interested in
The plans fG;' coming social affairs, ana
a party decidedly out Of IN" ordinary
will he given during the Halloween s'h-
son at III" club roumS ON Twelfth street.
All the fantastic uhScrVanr"% of tn"
night will he II part of III" general plan.
Their THANKSGIVING Dance will take
place nj the Elks' club nn the evening Of
December ], ana for this, tn" SnClll
committee. which is composed OF
Mrssrs. John Fischer, Louis Rose and
Harvey Carm:,ck are husily engaged
with it's details.
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parsonage Of tho First United Preshy-
terrain church. by Roy. Charles H.. Rob
inson when Miss Grace May or this
city. and Mr.. Carl McAnlnoh. son on
Mr., and Mrs. Edward Mr.ininCh Of Mar
Tins Ferry were united in marriage
Tho groom is Il we'll known young man
Of the Ohio town and he and his bride
.yill establish their home on Fifth
street The other wedding WAS tina; OF
Miss Anne Stulz also of this city, whH
hrcamc tho bride of Mr.. Sidney Reuter-
The latter couple will leave soon for
Detroit. Mich. where they will reside.
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Euhnsce-FraZicr.

II thc Nnmr nf n" Frid''H Nar"nI%
Mr.. and Mrs. William Frazier "t ~"
l%lmd. I'll" marrtHE" Ut MISS J"Iih
Anne Frazier io Mr.. John -. Il"hns"c %
Elm Grove. Will L. Snlrmui"','i az \
"'rInc!, this evening. Roy. ". II. Fields
Of the First Christian rhl."h will off.
riaic Misses liltnrh" Frazier and
Amelia HI"hns"" VIII E"' iIi" hr''I'$nA'd%
and NcsSra Elmer t;iffu and Frank Fit
Icr will attend rlI, @n,,"rn. Iva" Miss
isabelle Frazier W;ll L. flower Ilri, and
rrnr. Charles II. Frazier VIII play III"
y. ddinr march.
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Wheeling Central. W. G. +. l., will
hold a meeting ut the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs Brown. as Eighteenth street. War
wood. o3 Friday evening of THIS week.
4 program will hr given and reports
from III" Delegates Z" the county ana
state conventions will hc heard. Mem
bcr$ will meet at the corner of Four
lccnih and Market streets. whcr" they
will tax" tn" Warwuud car. Visitors
will be welcomed.
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WOMAN'S CLUBS
NTnaic nenartniert.

The music department of the No-
mans club will hold their first meeting
at In" Windsor hotel this afternoon n
. o'clock. y large attendance Is hoped
for rs ARRANGEMENTS Will be Dorfrct"t!
for their chorus work under the Llrec-
inn If Mr. John O'I 'OunCr.
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pecker-schott wedding.

this morning n the First United Pres
hytcrinn church. whom Miss Hattie
Schntt daughter or Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd
Schn:i 81 Indiana street. Island. will
become The hrid" Of Mr. j. Tod Decker.
Roy. e. II. Robinson. y. n. Will road he
marriage scrvic" in tho presence If a
few. relatives and close friends. There
will hn no attendants. Tho Young cou
nlc will establish their HON" on tn" Is
land until spring. They nossrSS n larG"
circle Of friends who will extend their
good wishes Tho groom. who is tho
son nr Mr. and Mrs. Howard Decker of
c'hiIIirntho. q. and who formerly rcsid-
I'd in this city. holds a responsible posi-
tinn in the engineering department IF
Tho Carnegie Stncl company and has IN
extensive acquaintance.
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Tomorrow evening at lin" carroll club.
tho members Of carroll council. knights
OF Columbus. with their ladies Swill he
guests at an riaburnlr banquet in honor
Of Columbus Day. Caterer i'orG" Phil
lips will hr in charge and Al it's con-
cluSinn a very interesting program Of
addresses will he Delivered More tnan
two hundred guests are expected for
the ocUa sion.
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uEraft" Will Meet.

This afternoon at the hom" OF Mrs.
John Stor"r at Thcdah Place. the mem
bcrs Of the Craft will hold SPHclaI
mnctimt- MANY fhnciful articles viii be
COMPLETED for the hazar which will he
given Ivy thcs" various societies IN No.
ycmbcr. The Graft with several other
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The Baby's Day

Saturday OF this week. has been set
apart as an observance Of Haby'S Day,
and on this occasion The public is ask
I'd To contribute tn the maintainancr
OF III" Kings Daughters; Day Nursery,
nnr nt the most deserving institutions
Of IN" city. AT an early hour The main
streets ard corners will be- vantage
points for the disposal uf the teelhinE
rings which are TO be- sold this year in
stead OF The celluloid dolls which have
for several years been S?nonnmnus Of
the occasion. The King Daughters
ask the public for aid but this one
day of the year. and during the past
have been accorded most generous
contributions. Mrs. W. w. Irwin is
, chairman Ct The several committees,
who will solicit.
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Class PARTY.

The Rerean Rihla class "f III" Fourth
street NJ. F.. church. Of which Mrs. T..
r Nauck &c teacher hold an ENJOYABLE
Marty At the chur"l. last evening. A
large number we're present and very
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MOrT6-MaSOn.


This afternoon II ihre" o'clnck. al the
home nj tho bride on Clinton avenue.
MoundSvllc. will occur the marriage of
Miss Ruby Mason Of that city. to Mr..
Roy T.. Morris Of Chester. ". Va. The
ceremony will nc performed by R"v. g..
u. Smith. pastor OF The First Methodist
Episcopal church of M"urdSvillr. IN mo
presence "f only immediate relatives and
friends nf tho bride AMI groom. I'M
mcdiatrly following The ceremony. the
happy couple will leave m a two Weeks
wedding trim to New York, the Lake
Cities and other points
The bride-to-he is tho only 0auEneaI
of Mr. and Mrs. W. *. Mason, nf
Moundsvillc. She is a graduate Of
MoundeviIle High school and Marshall
College Mt Huntington. and was ono Of
the popular young teachers Of Marshall
county tn" past two years Mr.. Morris
formerly WINS owner nf tho Mound City
Printing company at Mnundsviln. but
for tho past two y"a"S nr more has been
connected with tn" McNutl Printing
company at East liverpool. Ohio. and
resides II Chester. ". Va. Both are
among Tho best known and most popular
Young people Of the Mound City.
Following their return from their
honeymoon. they will reside nj Chester.
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Glenn-S taAey.

The many friends If Miss Thclma
Stnrllry and Mr.. Roger Glenn Of this
city. will hr interested in tn" news Of
their wedding. which took piar" 1T ST.
,'lnir<vill". Saturday. October =. Both
are we'll known and popular young pc"n-
pie Of this city. AMI will make their
hCnlr on the South Side.
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Card Parry.

Yesterday afternoon Miss No. Aman-
"a Smith. at hog hum" an Fifteenth
street. was hostess ~ II pr"ttIiy appoint
cd party which C"rlpllmrnt"d her house
guest Mrs. Marguerite Schwartz, OF
Hamilton. -. tardS p,uv;Gv'l IL happy
paStim" until ) u'rlurk when & charming
appointed Luncheon was served. The
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Ni,'SllIIi, y
'N!iSSC.::
Glee Club.

The first meeting al III" Lice club. af-
tllItcd with tn" \ "uuG W"m"n'S chris
tiaH Association. viii h.. h"Ii tomorrow
coming AZ 6:i% r',i""k. tn" urEauiHa
iiGu ct This club ls attended with :; great
deal of "nt EuSiasn. and ~" "nr"llmrnt
although hut half ro:mnl';"rl. numbers
twenty nrmhcrS. Mrs Elsi" Fischer
<inrh"ln" VIII ,iir"c, ii"ir work and III"
opportunity NJ StIdy and Instruct ion
under his super Siou is "a most excel
lent advantage. IN" enrolment IL date
ir,lDd,e
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Cnntrnl W. c. T. u.

delightful program was given of which
Mrs. K. =. Hamilton was in charge.
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OPENING DANCE
At ELKS' CLUB
IMPORTANT AFFAIR is SET FOR
THIS EVENING AND WILL BE
LARGELY ATTENDED
Many Weddings Take Place Daily Dur
ina the Month Of October-Few
Visitors in City Are Com
nlimcntcd

One of the big social events Of the
; week, will be the opening dance OF the
Elks this evening which will be held
at their club home on Fifteenth street.
This is the opening dance of the win
ter season and will no doubt be &C
corded splendid attendance, thus
materializing the plans OF ;he com
mittee in charge. who have made eX-
ten$ive arrangements for the enter
tainmrut Of large number. \ pop
ular orchestra will furnish the music
for the dance numbers which will be
enjoyed until Il late hour. ana for the
pleasure Of those who prefer cards,
tables have been placed in the part0rs
on the second floor Refreshments will
he served throughout III" evening.
The committee IN charge IS COM
| posed of:
MeSSCrS--
Harry f.ckhari i. W.. Cummins
Dave Kraus GrurG" Phillips
DR.. y. W. RurdaltSTh0S Is. Foulk
! Harry Strobcl Harry King, j.
Ted EliI William Windsor
Mark kIlbanu John Reid
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Senator Warren c. Harding, Of Ohio
VIII discuss national issues at thu ar
roll Club. Saturday evening. Be
to hear him.
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nn,1Nlp wedding,

Two voddlurs ~ much interest wers
solcmnixcd yesterday Afternoon ri ths
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Macademy Affairs.

Of the twiGs has arranged to hold week
~ meetings.
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Theatre Party.

Miss ililma Virginia L"1dl"r oT the
South Sid". entertained Il party OF
friends at Il theatre party AT the rex
on Monday Afternoon iii" affair cello
hratrd her ninth hirthday. and II lunch
ron n; tn" Coleman tea room followed
tn" movies. Those present were
Misses
Sarah picrinGCr Mildred Fa"th"
Claire. Howell Margaret S"nne
Eleanor I;u..rnurrc Mary Louise Carna-
Olive Hirknnbnl ham han
Inra NrtHrty Inua Fields
La Nrrn, Handy Maioric DicrinGer
Margaret r.uSlin Maryrita Enslip
Virginia Movies Hlanrhr henderson,
Ruth Anne Howell liilmH Lcadlcy
Margaret Levy
Masters
JHninr DicrinEer John II. lcadlcy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-11

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