The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-05-06
The Warsaw Gate City
Warsaw. ILL.,, May 6. 1916.

Dunno; this means work, and mot
! "cussing,' or discussing; couon
! Warsaw make her mark" that day
on the roads around here?
/ The annual entertainment given
/: by the seniors and juniors to the high
! school graduates, will be held In Odd
{ Fellows hall, and the dining room be-
! low.
! DR.. VIM. Luedde and family have
returned to their home in St Louis,
after a pleasant visit here.
The new oottling outfit OF the
PopelGiller Co. will be completed
early next month; newly patented
machine that has been ordered, ana
so far not forthcoming, is the cause
OF delay.
Mr.. ]. NJ. Jones. formerly Of Keo-
kuk, but more recently interested IN
bottom land, with his friend, MT.
Smith, were business callers Friday.
Commencement day" will soon be
here. and afterwards comes Memoir
iaI day" it is well that there Is
something to claim the attention OF
the public most OF the time.
The Hancock Co. Literary and Atm
letic association will hold field ana
athletic meet at LaHarpe Saturday.
May 6. The declamatory contest Will
be held at the Christian church at IL
a. M, and the oratorical contest at
Methodist church at same hour. me
following towns are members or the
association: Plymouth, Augusta,
Bowen, Carthage, Warsaw. Hamilton,
Colusa, Nauvoo, Dallas City and La
Harpe.
Mrs. S. P. Wallace entertained the
w. R. c. Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Simpson OF
Elgin. Ill, are here visiting.
Two cotton glove factories, one
from Detroit, and the other from tt.
Wayne, Ind, were negotiating Tor
locations the same week, the first
named smiled on Warsaw and the last
on Hamilton, but neither could make
satisfactory arrangements. the
Hamilton Press is greatly in error
when, in commenting on a letter re-
ceived from their glove man. it says
factory would have difficulty In Sc
curing sufficient help in Warsaw.
Warsaw has adopted this rule when
asked can you get us sufficient
help" she answers emphatfcally
yes, yes. yes, every time, whether 1t
be 100 hands wanted or 500 hands.
Only let factory decide to come
here and locate and by the time the
engine is ready to start, the hands
will be there ready to go to work,
for when the fact Is known that an
industry will soon locate in a town.
the town help will be augmented by
help moving In from the country and
nearby towns, and the required NUM-
Der will be ready to speak for them
selves. For instance, when the
Huiskamp shoe factory decided to
come here, the request was made OF
the writer and several others Tor lOO
hands to start with; IN less than
forty-eight hours we had $50 sigma
lures Of both sexes petitioning TOT
! work. So. never say II guess SO, !
think So" when asked whether suf-
ficient help can be had; but say yes.
have confidence in your town and
then get to work to make 1t good.
Warsaw's band gave their services
free for the white way celebration; a
commendable act, which should be
remembered.
The conference OF this Evangelical
pastoral district at Franklin, was
opened with a short service by Rev.
P. Keinath. Rev. Deuschle spoke on
The Relations Between Pastor and
.SORSreSdCIOu, INC Pdpci oCifS
ceived with thanks and discussed.
Rev. E. H. Jagdsrein read paper on
the subject How Can Our Synodical
Conferences be Made More Helpful
and Impressive Spiritually? Rev.
Jagdstein recommended the installa-
ton of a permanent Bible course at
the synodfcal conferences. These
recommendations were unanimously
adopted and will be submitted to the
larger conference. Rev. A. Ernst
reported on the proposition OF or
ganizing a new district which shall
include a number of congregations OF
4, Illinois, Missouri and Iowa. Rev. K.
Brunn of Suffer, closed the confer
ence with prayer. Dinner and supper
was served by the Ladies Aid society