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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-05-23
Members Of Organization Who VIII
Graduate This Year to be
the Guests Of
Honor.
ON FRIDAY EVENING
Last kensIn0ton to be Held at Asso-
citation on Thursday Afternoon
Board Meeting
Today.

The annual banquet that is given
the senior members of the high school
student branch by the other members
of the organization will be held on
Friday night at the Young Women's
Christian association. The banquet
will be served in the cafe at GAS
o'clock. Following this there will be
a program Of toasts and songs. The
cafe will be decorated in Japanese
cherry blossoms. It is expected that
between fifty and seventy-fve will be
present at this annual affair. There
are fifteen senior members Of the
branch who will graduate from the
high school in June.
Last kensinaton.
The last kensington of the year will
be held at the Y. w. C. A. on Thurs
day afternoon. This will be home
coming affair and the program that
has been prepared is an attractive
one. Miss Nina Hodge and Miss
Helen Palmer Grey, who have been
studying at the Columbia school of
expression at Chicago, will give read
lngs; Mrs. Oliver Stricken Williams
will give a whistling SOLO and Miss
Amanda Clemant is to sing.
women of the city are invited to the
meeting
The monthly meeting Of the board
of directors of the association was
held this afternoon.
The final business girls luncheon
of the season will be held at the Y.
w. c. A. on Thursday. The speaker
will be Miss Tirza Dinsdale.
To Repeat Play.
The Irish fairy play, THE Twiga Of
Thorn" which was given in the park
as a part of the May festival on Sat
urday, will be repeated on Friday
night at the association. The play
will start at 500 o'clock Miss Maude
Devero will also give the sword dance
and the highland fling will be danced
by party of girls.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-05-23

the members of the club. followed by
an address by Mr.. Lloyd.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-05-23

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-08-18
RICHMOND'S FIRE FIEND.

The pyromaniac who has caused
considerable anxiety in Richmond
during the past few weeks is still at
large, and. like London's Whitcchapel
terrorist, is defying all attempts OF
the police to capture him. One OF the
papers of the capital city says:
We do not desire to give express
sion to undue alarm over the situa~
ticr, but until the tirebug now operat
ing in Richmond is aprehended, 1t oc-
ours to us that both the police and
citizens should take very energetic
steps to head off possible confagra
ton. Some nine or ten fires have bec,i
started in the last few days, fer which
there have been no explanation, save
on the ground that they were delib-
cratcly set.
There is 70 telling when this man.
lac will be able 10 start a blaze that
will cause tremendous loss and SUI
fering. Amy steps to apprehend him,
however much The cost may be With
in reasonable limits, will be well
worth while. The two fires Wcdncs-
day were unqucstionably more Of his
work.
Alexandria fircbug seems to have
lost his nerve during the summer
months, as but few attempts hive
been made recently to start Il blaze
in this city \ pyromaniac is a dan,
gcrous specimen Of the genus homo,
and when city realizes that such an
one infcsts its, is the duty not only
of the police but Of ali good citizens
TO use cvc:y means to identify the
! individual.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-08-18
THE MILLS OF THE GODS.

I AS the Richmond Virginian sug-
gcsts, little did Austria think, VIXEN
she marched an overwhelming army
Scrbiaward to chastise weak neigh
Dor, that the day would come when
she would be ground as wheat be-
tween the upper ard neither mill
stones of Russia and Italy.
But today, but little more than two
years after an old man in his dotage
urged on by the German militarstic
party, struck the match which sci
Europe ablaze, Austria finds herself
battling desperately, but with i'll sue
cess, against invading armies on two
fronts.
Slav and Italian are hammering
the legions of Franz Josef with a de-
termination which brooks no obstacle.
They are determined to carry the
war so deeply into Austria that, when
peace does come, the dual monarchy
will lie PROSTATE at her conquercrs'
feet, forced to accede to such peace
terms as they may be willing to grant.
And here lies the danger of the
future. 4 just and generous peace
means peace in years to come &
peace in which conquered is en-
plotted by conqueror, in which terri
torial lines are arbitrarily extended,
will be but the sowing Of dragons
teeth for future harvests Of blood.
The Virginian concludes by saying:
"May peace soon comc-a peace
that shall be so just to all Europe rs
to forcstall misunderstanding, that
the blood crimsoned fields Of that un-
happy continent may again smile and
men return to condition of amity
with each cthc:'."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-08-18
SUBMARINE STILL At WORK
Baltimore SUM.

Every now and then the assertion
is repeated that Gcrmany's submIs-
sion to President Wilson's demands
regarding submarine warfare was due
20 the fact that the British Navy had
found a way of thwarting submarine
attacks and had made the game not
worth the candle.
If this were true, it would be diff
cult to account for the existence o. 4
strong party in Germany which de-
mands a return to the policy of unrc-
strained submarine warfare. That ii
is not true is almost concklsivcly in6l-
Gated by the succession of submarine
attacks that Immediately preceded
President Wilson's last note on the
subject. Months before that the state
:Ylent had been made that Great Brit
ain had learned how 10 cope with th2
submarine, yet the sinking Of mer-
chant shins continued. Great Britain
had not learned how to cope with the
submarine.
Yesterday Il dispatch from Berlin
announced that during July seventy
four merchantmen, with total ton
age Of 1Q% 1000. had been sunk by
German and Austrian submarines and
mines, ill il strict accord with the
pledges Of The last German nctc. IL
the limited warfare allowed at pres
emf can accomplish this, it is impos-
siblc not to believe that an unrcstra!n-
cd warfare would accomplish mucf
more.
In other words, Germany has made
Il substantial concession, indeed, 70
The United States in this matter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-08-18
WHITTIER ARE WE DRIFTING

The railroad men of the United
States who are endeavoring to reach
an understanding with their employ
| ers concerning wages, hours Of toll
etc., have reason to exclaim, "De
liver us from our friends!" A. 8.
Garrctson, who is their recognized
spokesman, is not creating a goot
impression. He fails to appeal to the
great mass Of the people of the coun-
try who earnestly desire the issues
to be adjusted between the men and
the railroad officials in manner sati:-
factory to all concerned. This spokes-
man has observed in careless man.
ner that it is up to him to say whether
or not the traffic of the country Shall
be brought to sudden standstill.
1t must be apparent to all liberty
loving people that this is too much
power to be vested in one irrespon-
sible man. We do not use the word IT.
Irresponsible Extensively, but we do
mean that Garretson occupies no OF
fetal position and is irresponsible IN
the sense that no matter what serious
conditions he might precipitate there
is no way to hold him accountable.
We all realize that the life OF a
railroad man is Of q treadmlll nature
The trainman whose strength and IN
telIect are concentrated in his calling
becomes, in time, an automaton. he
is often forced to catch sleep on the
fly and seldom enjoys a quiet meal at
home with his familyS but is COM
pelled to carry his lunch and often
eats the same hurriedly while the
train is rolling on. We have always
believed he should have better hours.
But there is a right way to do all
things. A great authority says LET
everything be done dcccntly and in
order" The railroad men nave, through
their leaders made blundcr at the
outset. They should not have refused
arbitration.
President Wilson is working as
siduously upon the delicate problem
now before him. He would rejoice
and the country would rejoice with
him were he able to bring about ami
cable relations between employees
and employers. The men should re-
spect their chosen leaders, but they
should also remember that the chief
executive of the land is also interest
ed in them, and to repudiate his kind
~ offices and adhere to the rashness
of an inexperienced and thoughtlcss
labor magnatc would be serious
blundcr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-08-18
BRITAIN'S EXASPERATlON

AS contemporary suggests, the
Ease CT Captain Fryatt sticks in the
British craw, as well it may. and !
is evident from the repeated rel
crcnccs to it in the House Of Commons
that It will be made the basis FOR
radical action soon or late. Mr.. As
uuith some time ago clearly indicated
in an answer to a question i'll Tx
louise, that Captain Fryatt would not
be forgotten in settling accounts WITH
the German Government and the Ger
man Emperor. A member of the
House asked the Prime Minister on
Wednesday if the Government was
'prepared to make Il statement that
Emperor William is wanted for will
full murder in this case" He got nc
reply, but his suggestion was not re-
i2udiated.
/. Professor kruciman is quoted q;
saving in the Berlin kreuz-ZeitunG
that Captain Frystt was murdered
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Washington Southern ~
Schedule in effect May 2S, 1876

Schedule IN effect May 2S, 1856
For Washington and points no
daily sos. S:223, 1913 4 IN 1901, 1915
l2::23, $50, Ohrough train for New
York, via p. K. R) GIG, S:53, 1i:3S
y. m.
For Fredericksburg, Richmond and
points south at 1927, 1853, (locaD and
9:t7, 4. m. !2:16. 1922, 1892, SIT
tlocaD G:57, 9:47, p. m. daily.
Accommodation for fredericksburg
ut 2:23. p. m. Saturdays ard Ills Il.
II. other days Of week.
Local from Richmond arrives 6:O7
p. II. EcclI days and S:07 p. Ii.
Sundays.
MOTE-Timrs Of arrival ana do
narturc and connections not guaran-
ICED.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-08-18
"DREC0 HAS SAVED ME-
FROM Thu GRAVE" SAYS
REV, MRS. BUTLER.
Was all Invalid for icars-Gains l.
Pounds on DrecO

The Rev. Joseph l.. Butler, of BOZ
north Pine street, Baltimore, Md,
rave the following signed cndcrsc-
mcnt of Dreco for the truly wonder
rul results his wife has obtained by
taking three bottles:
"My wife is now as well us any
woman in Maryland, and she was
about the sirEcst, for we thought at
orc time every breath would DC her
last. She had the most awful stomach
trouble and it was alarming the way
It pulled her down. She lost her aD-
petite entirely and her stomach was
in such dreadful condition she
couldn't retain anything she would eat
and was so extremely nervous she
aould not sleep hardly any. She had
terrible pains in her stomach, sides
and back ard splitting headaches con-
stantly. She lost flesh till she looked
!ikt Il Skc4CLDH. 'IuS "S'3 SO''li''t'"'''s
ccnstipatcd, and the gas pressed on
her heart so bad she often thought
she was going to die. Medicine, nor
doctors did her any good till finally
| decided to try her on Drcco, and
wish now | had done so long ag;.
She now cats anything she wants.
wen to cucumbcrs and radishcs (sne
actually ears porkchops) and any
hing she Graves, and it never hurts
acr. She is not the least bit nervous
now and sleeps like Il baby and Is
:1anpy rs can be. Her friends who
hadn't seen her before taking Drcco
actually didn't know her as she has
Improved so much and looks so Gif-
fcrcntly. If the history Of her case
viii Dc others good, you have my full
permission to publish it." Drcco is
sold in Alexandria by Aliens drug
store.
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