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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-03-10
Church Societies Meet,

SOSTCNFSS WCCI.
The church societies meeting today
are:
The Baptist Ladies' society at the
home of Mrs. V. H. Phillips who is
assisted by Mrs. D. E. Lincuist and
Mrs. Frank Price.
The Aid society of the First Chris
tnan church is being entertained in
the parlors of the church by Mrs. E.
l.. Aldrich
.he Ladies' society of the First
Congregational church with Mrs. S.
E. Milspaugh, S25 Orleans avenue.
The Ladies' society of the Trinity
M. q. church Is meeting in the par
lors of the church.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-03-10

FOR RENT OR sAIIE-6 room house
and barn in good repair. Enquire at
1927 Exchange St.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-03-10

FOR RENT-Large furnished room
with kitchenette, all modern con-
veniences, also sleeping rooms, 214
concert.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-03-10

w. c. Howell will be the reader and
will complete the reading Of the
book. The Riders of the Purple
Sage" book dealing with the Nor
mon question. The hostesses are
Mrs. w. c. Howell Mrs. Elizabeth
Wright, Mrs. e. A. French, Mrs
Charles Davidson, Mrs. c. M. LAUDER
sheimer, Mrs. James McCahan. Mrs.
K. +. Camp, Mrs. H. A. hinnaman.
Miss Mary Sheppard.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-03-10
READING Circle Monday.

Heading Circle Monday.
The Westminster Reading Circle
will be entertained in the chapel of
the First Westminster Presbyterian
church on Monday afternoon. Mrs.
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KEOKUK TRUST
COMPANY
ST. Riondeau st. Phone 2o7
. ant Column
FOR RENT.

FOR RIJNT-Modern house On north
side, with or without garage. En-
quire S25 Orleans.
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PERSONALS.

Mrs. Howard Anderson of West Lib
erty, Iowa, is visiting her mother
Mrs. John Cosgrove.
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We offer CADIJlACS exclusively,
as we do not accept other makes in
trade. Consequently We are as much
Interested in the service OF these
rebuilt oars as we are IN new
CADILLACS. In actual service val
ues these cars are worth a great deal
more than we ask for them.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALF-Cheap, young horse, har-
ness and rubber tire buggy in good
condition. Call Black 339.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-03-10

FOR SALENSeven room house with
all modern conveniences at SIG
North Thirteenth street. Apply to O.
A. Hassall, Jr, at POI Main street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-03-10
"A
REBUILT
CADILLAC
Is a Safe Used Car
to Buy

A rebuilt CADILLAC win give more
service than any new car at the same
price. A complete stock OF parts car
risd for all models makes them ca
pable of constant service. In buying
. rebuilt CADILLAC you secure car
Of quality not obtainaule IN a new
car at less than twice the price. And
If you desire to resell it at any time
you do not have to stand the great
asst loss in a oar-that of wearing OFT
he new.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-03-10
$4,000
Farm Loan

We have invested 81, 700
at 53a per cent in q loan
secured by a mortgage on 80
acres of land In Ringgold
county, Iowa, appraised at
$500. Our appraiser values
the land alone at $4,000, the
entire so acres being cap
able OF cultivation. The
farm Is four miles from a
railroad station and near a
school. It is occupied by
the owner. Loan is due
February LIST, 1921. Interest
Is payable annually.
We can supply an attrac-
tive farm loan investment
for any sum from $500 up
ward.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-03-10

MISCELLAN EOUS-

BRING back dog, name on collar W.
c. Enlow. Reward. Return to Ed
Woolley's pool hall.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-18

And for Men Folk There Are the
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-18
sHINS TELEGRAPH POLE
TO PONDER WHEN BRIDE
SPENDS Sc FOR HOSE

CHICAGO, lll.-Theodore York was
thinking darkly of stockings and $1l
and a strange perfume. Scarce con-
scious of what he did, he walked slow
ly to the corner of La Sale and Erie
streets, mechanically climbed a tele-
graph pole, sat down YEARLY on top
and abandoned himself to bitter medi-
tations the other night. And yet the
police who arrested Mr.. York are not
sure even now as to his sanity
"A guy must be nutty to act like
that. Policeman Sack observed, but
can't make the prisoner admit he's
q pecan. And on top of that, he talks
so sober that | almost believe him. >
The perfectly logical explanation
was given by Mr. York himself.
got married few days ago. he
said. land Monday | brought home my
first pay envelope, with $40 in il. Wife
went out and paid IS for pair of silk
stockings and s. for a bottle of funny
perfume. Then she left me because
she said she couldn't live on my
wages. ! wanted to worry, and
couldn't worry comfortably in the
house, so ! climbed the pole-thought
I'd be undisturbed there Is man
crazy just because he wants to be
alone with his family troubles"
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Chinese GIRL
HURT BY FALL
IN AEROPLANE
LRr Associated pressl

PEKING. China.-Miss Chang, the
daughter OF Gen Chang Tso-ping. a
member Of the Chinese general staff.
was dangerously injured in an aero
plane accident N the first public eX-
hibition OF the army aviation corus
recently held at Nanynan near Peking.
She made the flight with Pilot fao.
one OF the best aeronauts in the
Chinese army. Adverse air currents
interfered with the manipulation OF
the machine, which dropped from a
height of several hundred feet within
sight Of thousands of spectators who
attended the exhibition. The pilot
wore a heavy safety helmet and es-
capped with slight injuries, but Miss
Chang wore no helmet and sustained
conclusion Of the BRAIN
The aviation meet continued for two
days and attracted immense crowds
from all over North China Ten army
aeroplanes participated. Flights were
made both in biplanes and monoplanes
by Chinese aviators. who showed great
skill. Most # the aeroplanes used
were built by the Chinese under the
direction of French mechanics. Tom
Gun, an American-born Chinese, who
has gained considerable fame as an
aeronaut. has been engaged as an IN
structor in the Chinese army aviation
school. VI. -....
The Nanyuan aviation ground is 10
Gated about 10 miles from Peking.
During the mees aeroplanes flew over
the Chinese capital every morning and
every afternoon, attracting much at
tention and causing not a little uneasi-
ness among superstitious coolies, who
regarded them as evil omens.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-18

Commanding marine AM landscape that picturesque beauty almost
rVaed this ideally combines hathfu
forts of the with all the conelences of the city
magnificent through the Mney Street
with ewa Heights
trciy and telephones Il
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Gillette and Auto Strop
Razor and Toilet Cases

Just the thing for the man. who is
required to do a great deal OF tray-
cling in his line Of business. or for
him who likes to go about for pleas
ure. These are very handsome sets,
and are priced from $500 to $500.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-18

One-third of the employees of shoe
factories in this country are women.
A novel umbrella is equipped with
a storage battery electric light in its
handle.
China has sent government agents
abroad to study the manufacture Of
telegraph and telephone equipment.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-18

For the fourth time within two
weeks an attempt has been made TO
wreck the fast misunderstanding
express on the Louisville & Nashville
Railroad near Cynthia, Ky.
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Manicure and
Scissors Sets

They are so evidently the
thing for giving to any woman,
and they are Keen utter quail
ity from steel blades to leather
covered case.
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GE RMANS RAID U. S.;
WAR NOW PROBABLE

NORFOLK, Va.-Rear-Admiral
: Mclean, commandant OF the
: Norfolk navy yard, on the COM
plant of county officers. has or
dered an investigation of the re-
port that the German sailors
from the interned cruisers Prinz
; Eitel Friedrich and kronprinz
; Wilhelm had raided the water
melon patch of farmer. "
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If you are not thinking about Christmas,
you should be, and you will have to when you see
these new
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In preparation for the great day
No, You can't afford to uait

To leave the buying of the carving outfit until the day before
will simply that You will have do the best you with
the kitchen knife And THAT IS poor substitute for
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-18
Be Planning
Your Christmas
Presents
"How Inviting it Looks!!"

will be tile universal exclamation when the
PYREX-cooked food comes to the table,
whether pudding, cake, pie or some dainty,
zen casserole" served right in the dish in
which it was baked
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KEEN-KUTTER Carving Outfits

It's to be well provided Our stock includes all sorts of
handles and shapes of blades and the prices from $500
$4,000 for knife fork and steel
Cutlery Dept, LIST Floor
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Decorated PYREX

in number of pretty designs. 1t is dura-
BILE, practical, Immediately clean and
sanitary. -2nd Floor
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-01-15


Only one case was tried In the po-
Mo- court today. by the recorder: Le-
fpy Williams and Essex Nelson wero
ohAresd. with petty larceny and botl,
found guilty. the former being siven ..
sentence OF s1o, or. 80 days and tho
latter $50 or 30 days. It seems that
someone telephoned to Ducler q Built.
mans store asking that eggs be sent
up right away. Investigation revealed
the fact that this message was not
telephoned from the house where the
ssss were ordered to be sent. Wil-
liams4 said he sent up tho eggs by
Nelson, who stated that he had given
them To . colored girl. but later said
he had broken them. On the second
call from the. same place an investiga-
ton was started which caused Ducker
< Bultman TO. believe that Williams
and Nelson had made away with the
sgs% ii
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-01-15

Annual sssstcni to Arrange Assess.
ment OF Churches in Sumter DIS.
ty3yt. ~. ~

z Tho annual mesting Of the board
OF stewards Of the churches In the
'enmtsr District was held yesterday ct
the district parsonage. Presiding Elder
II. W. Bays being IN the chair. The
meeting vas for the purpose 81 levy
Ing an assessment on the churches In
the district for the salary OF the pre- pre-
siding elder. conference claims and
for repairs on the district parsonage.
Those present for the meeting were
Messrs. }. N. Grimm. Pinewood: q. N.
Humphries. st Johns and Rembert; ;
p. .. Minis. shiloh: b. M. Kirkley,
Kershaw: !. W. Mccoy, Broad Street;
~ w. Newman. Sumter Circuit; G.
y. Hurst. Trinity; Revs. r. s. rruies-
dale. Trinity; s ID. Bailey and J. s.
Beasiey. Blsnheim. = rle s &
Al the close Of the business session
those present ct the meeting were In
vited Into the dining room and were
the guests OF DR.. Bays for most de-
lightful dinner. 4
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-01-15

fsoasi d Heiish fa,sestsns u q Close
TOaIsaiif Cl.adsss AN Not Made.

upoh the report Oh the city health
|6fhcsr the board of health u ths city
|of sumt,r IN ! body recently visited
the Atlahtic Coast ,1ne passenger ~ sr' sta
don and made thorough insptction
y the pfsh,sss. AZ ! result ot their
~. sssrd i SssitS ~ ~ S o,r.ss,S :, 8
VIZ ~ .rsrt = ss,...s a. = !.
||o6t ~ ssots txst ~ IN. so.ssss ',s
|tSs stssion w.r.' r,pt = ,s A ..sss 4 !. - :,
eendluon. 81 thsir ;, ;s,::ti . iy,.t,or 4 /. q
tvsr;e e dstsins - ';' ~ 81 -. ~. No. T
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-01-15

tAesnses TO marry have been grant
"a % Geo. Burke. Tindai. and Miss
Matte osddinss. Mannin~ ,. n. Ress
and Mr., florence Adelaide seartor-
eash, Sumter, Nssr6es securing IT,
ssnsss are: Nathaniel Parker. Dki-
ssli. and Annie singleton. Wedge
hsid; David Charles and Rosa House.
Sumter; Leo Gayle and Nancy Sink
lsr, Wsdgeneid. a.p
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= v1jl have to BE- admitted that
~ Gev. Manning turned back into
ths treasury that $4,000 which the
esnssai assembly gave him iav year
scr legal advice" no made the
rieses possible disposition Of II, It
would have bssn some better. OF
eoefsss h the governor had vetoed tho
Mem when ~ came to him In the ap-
pfopriAtion bin. for then there would
have bssn no room for the charge
that - was . party to the appropria-
tAon - !: originally made. -Yorkville
1n0uh0. h. - ,.,ss.,.f "a.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-01-15

The citizens met with the delegation
last Saturday In the court house. A.
ter discussing the game laws for
sometime the body was instructed to
have the fish lew changed 80 as fish
legally caught can be sold any time
OF the year and the deer season to
run from September to January
Manning Times. ~.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-01-15

11ye yep9s msn Isft here THE mora
~ 81 Detroit, vhsfs they yseS sprpm-
-, pssieicns With the chelEsfe >, Mo-
~ O. eompany ~ Mr.. RAy Ryttsn-
esr& :, eornsr sumter tcT. Who =
- esslstant pnanasss Of sA6 service
eeDastmsnt sf the company. Ths
yesae 9sp whe len Cor Detroit are
cssrHI elnpssp. Julius Phelps. Har-
q .ssA nellstss Pitts ana Arnold
- - b i,ll. ), !. s....A.A /.
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r The Rock Hili Buggy company has
announced Its Intention to begin the
manufacture Of automobiles. their
car to be known as the Anderson
Sax." In honor Of John. q. Anderson,
president Of the company. Almost IL
not quite all the parts Of the machine
VIII b made In Rock Hill. The auto
mobile vii iseil for 1880. {. o. b.
Rock Hsll. The machine will be put
on the market February 1.-Yorkville
Enquirer.
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having special training in teaching.
The more efficient the teacher. tire
more effective the work Of the pupi.,;
1 would urge, therefore, a special pro-
vision for one-year course for train
Ing teachers in limited number of
the high schools Of the State.
call your attention also to the i'm
portance of certifcation of teachers bv
a State Board. The bill now on the
calendar, known as the Nicholson
bill, should. in my opinion, become a
law Of the State.
Institutions OF Higher Learning.
The institutions of higher learning
in South Carolina have grown steadi-
ly in popular approval and usefulness
to the State. The number of students
is larger than at any time in our his
tory, and the work Of these institu-
tions grows better with each succeed.
ing year. A careful study of their
reports and recommendations will
prove both interesting and instructive.
In order that you may better know Of
their work and needs, I respectfully
request that you give these reports
your careful and thoughtful considera-
ton.
Agriculture In Common Schools.
From a personal inspection, the
experiment Of teaching agriculture in
the rural schools in Darlington county,
has so impressed me with it's desira-
bility and practicability that 1 do not
hesitate to commend this matter to
your favorable consideration, and I
advise that provision be made so as
to make this character Of work pos
sible in other counties. This work. in
Darlington is now being done by the
!
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-01-15

'O9e hae l3een Converted into Hos
pttal for F1ftcen Pataents. 4

h Grip has ssised & . strong hold on
the convicts on tho chainsans and at
present one Of the cages has been con-
ssrtsd into . hospital tent Tor the
aftssn men sick with the disease. The
epidssnic has laid Up fIftsen OF twenty
nine men on the gang. Al fast az one
eatches the disssts hs il placed in
the hospital cass and The well ones
are chasged to ths other cage. A
|susrd Stays bS the hospital to give
the doses Of medicine prescribed and
the propsf r,osishment to the sick
|convicts. 81 ~
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pisd last Friday At her home In pa.
viststntion. Mrs. Amanda q. stu. ss.
The deceased was . young lady and
had only been married about one year.
Manning Times
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Teachers.

1t is all-important that the publ.
schools should be given adequate SUD-
port and sufficient appropriation to-
meet the urgent demands that con-
front us, and which are increasing
yearly.
In this connection wish to empha-
size two important matters. Permit
me TO urge upon you the necessity for
greater efficiency Of those teachers,
who do not, have the opportunity of
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-01-15

Gentlemen of the General Assembly:
The constitution imposes upon the
Governor the duty ITO give to the gen
eral assembly Information Of the con-
dition Of the state, and to recommend,
for their consideration. such measures
as he shall Judge necessary or expe-
dient." I avail myself Of this consti-
tutional privilege. and submit for
your consideration the following
message:
desire. at the outset, to unite with
you In giving thanks to Almighty
God for the blessings that have been
.vouchsafed to us during the past year.
1t is q matter Of profound gratitude
to note among our people spirit of
greater unity Of purpose. better un-
derstanding among them. an Increased
respect for law and order. and a de-
termination on their part to improve
our eductionai facilities and to develop
our resources. Permit me to assure
YOU Of my. earnest desire to cooperate
heartily With you In these endeavors.
and to press forward progressive
work that will make all ,of our people
better and 4 more !, efficient, citizens.
During, the past year we have been
pleased with health; and no serious
.ss. z :. d ~ Z. A
outbreak, Of disease has interfered
with our lahors and the pursuit Of
Abundant harvests OF
grain and provision crops have re-
warded ths'1AOors OF the husbandmen,
and we have. been blessed in securing
rsasonably profitable prices fer our
chief money crop--cotton-notwith-
standins the unfayorable conditions,
the high ocean freights and the lack
Of demand In foreign trade. brought
apaut by the war in Europe. Our.
rsople hays. exhibited q spirit OF thrift.
!. q and effort, !. which has
brought its reward in greater prosper
ity than could have Been anticipates
q year ago, In earnestness and rev.
efence w. Mt our hearts in grateful
ACKNOWLEDGMENT to God for an these
blessings y6uchsafed 'to'ns. S7Fs 50
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Law Enforcement.

s
The principle Of local self govern
ment Is one that Is dear to the hearts
|of all Angro-saxons. My aim ana ef-
fort has been that the laws should be
enforced by the regularly constituted
officers charged with that duty. !
must call your attention. however, to
an act that requires extraordinary
measures to enforce It's provisions. The
sale OF liquor. by legislative enact
ment, has been prohibited through
out the State. We often take the view
that when wo adopt law the victory
In won. Far from It. This law, par
ticularly, will not be effective unless
proper means are provided for it's en-
forcement. 1t is the duty Of every
citizen to obey the law and to create a
public sentiment In favor Of the law
because It is law. whether the law is
to his liking or not. 1t is too often the
case that IL a law is disapproved or
disliked. 1t is trampled under foot. It
iis needed at this time that such a
sentiment In favor Of regard and re-
spect for law and order shall be fos-
tered and encouraged, that 1t will
come to be habit with us to obey
AN laws. Our progress In civilization
will be determined by our attitude to-
wards law. Security of life and prop
erty must be assured SO that our
minds can. be at rest; the feeling of
security established SO that our atten-
tion can be directed to those construc-
tive measures that have been made
necessary by changed and new con-
ditions which have to be met and
solved II we are to advance I'm the
great race OF human achievement.
The number of deputies now pro-
vided by law will not be sufficient to
enable sheriffs, magistrates and other
local authorities to prevent the illicit
sale of liquor. You must realize that
1t will require unceasing effort and
vigilance to prevent violations of this
law. There is need of new machin-
cry II this law is to be effective. asl,
that you will make adequate provis.
ion for the pay Of special deputies
whenever and wherever needed to en-.
force this law. The law must be re.
spected and obeyed; the law must be
supreme.
I again pledge my best efforts to
the administration and enforcement
Of law. ,..,. .,...
Superintendent Of Education.
/ commend to your special consid.
Grafton the report Of the superintend.
ent of education. The work of this
department Is most gratifying. II
shows increased enro .lment. increas.
ed average attendance. longer terms
i IN nj
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THE GOVERNORS MESSAGE
Governor Richard |. Manning Delivers An
nual Message to General Assembly.

beanses Like and Conservative Review of Public Affairs
With Recommendation for Necessary Leesation-The
Epdorses State Warehouse System and
Changes In Law to Perfect System Passaoe
loffens Land Registration Law and Law to Develop
System of Rural Credits