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Cortland, N. Y, where she will visit
for some time, They gave variety to
the going by taking the boat for DAY.
export where they visit for a.few days.
Bert Crowder returned Thursday
night, after trip of several days in
Chicago and vicinity.
Mrs. r. e. Hall and Mrs. A. J.
Choate returned the middle OF last
week from visit Of week or more
with their sister, Mrs. Robert. Hecker
near Palmyra, Mo. The Heckers were
formerly of Montebello, went from
here to Lemonville, Mo-, several years
ago. but two or three years ago NOV
ed to the present location.
Frank Leffler tells us the season
has been fine SO far for the white
clover honey. The prospects for a
crop Of the darker Spanish needle
honey are not so good unless we have
rain soon.
Fred Rockwell arrived from Texas
for the funeral Of his mother. We
did not get to see him, but understand
he shows but little change during an
absence of several years.
Chautauqua is moving along in good
shape. Most people realize it will be
cooler under a big wide tent than in
most homes, and as the conventions
allow both men and women to dress
about as they please, there is no oc-
casion for burden of clothes. The
attendance Sunday was good, and the
lecture highly spoken of.
Mrs. Emma Kingston has been sick
some two or three days, threatened
with typhoid.
Mrs. X. H. Louis has suffered sew.
eral days with a bad case Of indiges-
ton, but is improving.
The Junior Music club held meet
ing Wednesday evening of last week
at the home Of Marie Jackson. Sixth
and Broadway. Music and light re-
freshments, also a splehdid time.
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Quite deal in real estate WI

Quite deal In real estate was
closed up on Saturday afternoon
whereby VIM. Cochrane becomes the
owner of the place lately held by
Henry Denton, formerly known as the
NJ. T. Brown or the Benner farm, four
miles north of Hamilton, and Denton
takes the Cochrane house, Eighth and
Elm, tnis city, also an interest in the
COchrane elevator and other business
at Fourteenth street and the railroad.
Possession is to be given on October
first. In order to keep busy when he
gets back to town Mr.. Denton has
again taken control OF the livery
stable. This is the business which
was sold few weeks ago by Chas.
White to party from Missouri. Henry
has had long experience In running
livery and we are sure no one will re-
gret to learn this family will soon be
in town again
We have known of many ill-man-
nered fellows standing on corners and
making slurring remarks about pas
sing girls and ladies', but there is n
satisfaction in knowing 1t Is not hard
to have such chaps prosecuted; but
what are we going to 40 when the
shoe is on the other foot? When a
couple of ladies will take seat along
side walk, note the peculiarities in
dress or manner Of some mere man,
and then look, laugh and giggle, how
is the poor soul to help himself? Few
Of us like to be subjects of pity or rid
icule, but we cannot always control
the circumstances which Immediately
surround us. Ladies who thus care
lessly or purposely take advantage of
the chivalry which would allow no
retort, might we'll study the spirit ex-
pressed in the 18th chapter First
Corinthians.
Miss Beulah Stanton has so far re-
covered from her late illness as to be
able to start Friday with her cousin
Miss Elsie Burt, for the latter's home
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RAIN FAILS TO
BRING RELIEF
Humidity Following Short Shower At
1880 Makes Heat Seem All the
Worse.

A shower of rain early this after
noon sent the thermometer down a
peg or two but didn't relieve perspir-
ing Keokuk. In fact the humidity
made the heat seem all the worse and
there was little relief for an hour af-
ter the rain.
The maximum temperature record
ed up to 2:45 o'clock today was 81.
This was reached between twelve and
one O'Clock. A little past one came
the rain which caused a perceptible
drop In the temperature but failed to
bring any relief.
Thunderheads to the southwest
which threatened rain were eagerly
watched later this afternoon.
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Unreasonable Weather.

WASHINGTON. Aug. Z. = After
willing couple of collars and almost
melting away from his task, the gen.
ueman in charge of weather prognos-
ticating said dolefully today that mo
important change to lower tempera-
ture is Indicated"
He modified this just bit--to be
on the safe side-by announcing that
showery weather is probable" to-
night in the lower lake region and
thence east to New England, also in
the south Atlantic and east gulf
states; if showers do come, it'll be
somewhat cooler Whereabouts. he
opined.
The temperature. he said, remains
'unseasonably"-per it was "un-
reasonably '-high in the upper Mis-
sissippi valley, the Ohio valley and
the upper lake region and Tennessee.
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A Debt Of Honor.

Dubuque Times-J ournall: Many
people subscribe to newspapers and
other periodicals without any particu-
lar intention of paying for them. They
think that some day when they happen
along they will run in and pay for It.
but they never MAXI the slightest
effort in that direction The publish
er is not working for his health, and
often it COSTS more tn collect from
such people than the subscription is
worth. Other business people have
the same experience.
Such persons would never decline to
pay their fare on the railroad, because
they would be ashamed to be put off
the train. Yet they do precisely the
same thing to the newspaper publish
er, because it can be done quietly.
A newspaper that printed a list Of
It's slew pay and delinquent subscrib-
ers would he regarded as resorting to
methods of maxim, col
lections. Yet it would be precisely
the same thing as putting the fare
evader off the train, which everyone
looks upon as a good joke, and well
justified by the meanness Of the act
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-08-07

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGED have
3 good, first-class Iowa farms for
sale; one 240 acres, one 800 acres
and one 335 acres. These are all
good, first-class farms. Tie 240 acres
and the 800 acres are both located
four miles of Waterloo, n city of 35,-
900 people, and are well improved.
The 1886 acres is located two miles
of Onowa in Monona county and is a
fine farm. l will accept $4,000 to
$4,000 in good trade on either OF
these farms. l own these farms and
want to sell them as l reed money
for other business, and if you want
good farm in the best corn belt in
the world write me at once. F. NJ.
Merrick, Waterloo, Iowa.
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Springfield Republican: The extent
to which dealers In dyes have hasten
ed to Baltimore in the hope that some
of the big consignment brought by
the undersea merchantmen from Ger
many might be for them illustrates
anew the shortage from which this
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men who drowned last night in the
Huron river near here when their
canoe capsized, were identified today
as w. Pritchard, Boston, Mass, and
Edward McGill, of Cairo, Ill. Pritch.
ards body was recovered. A wound
above Pritchard's eye caused the cor
oner to order an inquest. Search con-
tinued today for McGilIs body.
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No Races Today.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Aug. IA
heavy thunderstorm this afternoon
forced cancellation of the opening
days program Of the Grand Circuit
meet at Brunot's Island track.
Thursday was held open to provide
for such contingency and today's
card will probably be run on that
day.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-08-07
POWELL TO GO
BACK TONIGHT
offcer Sent Here to Recruit for the
National Guard, Had Orders to
Report to Oee Moineo.

Captain Clarence E. Powell received
orders today from Adjutant General
Guy e. Logan at Des Moines to re-
port to Des Moines at once. Captain
Powell will leave tonight for Des
Moines. This order from General Lo-
gan means that recruiting for the
iowa guard in the various cities, will
not be continued.
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asked him the other day. That's a
| terrible looking hat"
Don't care rap how it looks"
Bracken answered. when l wear it
T, l know I've got winner. "-Adver-
tisement.
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New York World: An extra army
of $4,000 men for harvesting the
wheat of the middle west has already
been recruited, according to report
of the United States labor depart
ment. There has been little of the
spectacular about this mobilization,
but it seems to have been efficiently
performed. And its work, when all
is said, is only less important than
that of national defense.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-08-07

LONDON. Aug. THAT distinguish
q British officers have been accused
y - the mysterious charges in circula-
! uon recently, was oflicially confirmed
~ War Minister Lloyd George in Of
..senng bill for an Investigation OF
.s charges in the house Of commons
tnls afternoon.
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DES MONIES, Iowa, Aug. t.
James Fen1on, SO. oldest travelling
nan In the United States in point Of
sservice, died this morning. He sold
arm implements and wind mills for
s0ty years in Iowa and Minnesota
snu only left the road two weeks ago.
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Of rights of the men to organize.
All employees Of the Interborough
Rapid Transit company (the subways)
will receive temporary increase in
pay Of 81 per day beginning yester-
day, 1t was announced today.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-08-07

FOR SALE-Twenty acres, new, five
room bungalow, large screened
porches, barn, well, outbuildings, ESQ
Satsuma oranges, 4S pecans, pears.
peaches, figs. Also ten acres. $50 or
anges, 4S Japanese persimmons. II
pears. Fine climate. Cool gulf breeze.
Ideal winters. Raise two to three
crops year. C. l.. Moore. Irvington.
Ala.
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE-Jersey cow, $35. Jess
Nichols, Oregan Avenue.

ment houses reported fair absorption
of some of the high grade securities
but taken as whole investment oper-
atoms, both in the stock exchange and
over the counter, were restricted to
small figures.
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FUNERAL RECORD
John Crjmmins.

The funeral OF the late John Grim
minis was held from st. Peters Catho-
lie church at $500 o'clock Sunday
afternoon. The services were con-
Quoted by Very Rev. James Gillespie
and interment was made in the Cath
OHIO cemetery. The bodybearers were
Samuel Ireland, Michael McAndrew.
e. w. Moore, George Walden. Henry
Welsh, Thomas Tigue and John T.
Welsh.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-08-07

NEW YORK, Aug. There were
li5 new cases OF infantile paralysis
feported in New York in the last
twenty-four hours, health officials an.
sounced. Forty-four deaths occurred
.,nese figures bring the total cases to
-aes and the total deaths to LAS.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-08-07
What Next?

Sioux Falls Argus-Leader The
next thing we know will be that a
real German submarine has come
across and blown the alliei ships at
the capes to smithereens.
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New York Money Market.

NSw rOTN "CNCy "dTWSI.
NEW YORK, Aug. Money
call, 2 percent.
Six months, 3A percent.
Mercantile paper, 81 rercent.
Bar silver London, 81 !-16d.
Bar silver New York, 65Nc.
Demand sterling, $4.75A.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-08-07
OH Cut Again.

LIMA, Ohio, Aug. THAT further
reductions may be made In crude oil
prices throughout the country. was In
dicated today when Kansas and OKLA
homa oil was cut ten cents per barrel.
The new price IL $1.1b.
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WANTED-Phaeton. Must be in good
condition and reasonably priced.
McManus & Downey. 327 s. 4th.
Phone $50 or 525-red.
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WANTED-Four rooms, unfinished,
for light housekeeping, or small cot
tage, modern. North side. Address A.
H., this office.
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country has been suffering. All of
these inquirers had orders placed for
delivery as soon as possible.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT Modern residence, In.
Guiding piano, furnished or unfur-
nished; north side, suitable for one
or two families; also apartments for
727 North Ninth, or
phone Black 1880.
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To Entertain for Miss Warwick.
MRS. Hugh ]. Robertson will enter.
tain company Of young women at
Drldge on Wednesday morning in hon
or OF Miss Elizabeth Warwick, whose
marriage will occur In the early aut-
umn.
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Middle age or elderly
lady as housekeeper. No family. w.
T. Landreth, Keithsburg, Ill.
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HereuIes Wal. stabhed.

WATERLOO, Iowa, Aug. II. L..
prominent farmer, near
Reinbeck is in the hospital with seri-
GUS knife wounds in his back, and
L. O. Branham, hired man, is held
by the police, charged with stabbing
him
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THE WANT COLUMN

FOR SALE-1O room brick veneer
residence at 424 Orleans. Best 10.
cation in city. Inquire M. B. Johnson,
619 North Fifth.
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FOR SALE-For a quick sale. will
sacrifice my double house, 1921,
1928 Reid street. on car line, macadam
street, electric lights and water. Make
me an offer. William WEIGH.
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Entertain for Guest.

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph ]. Ayres enter
tanned at dinner on Saturday even
ing at the Country club in honor of
Miss Alice Halliday of San Diego.
Last night Mr.. and Mrs. Ayres enter
tanned at q supper at their home, No
Park Place In honor OF Mr. and Mrs.
A. D. Ayres of New York.
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FOR SALE-Grocery stock and fax.
lures; doing fine business; good
reason for selling. Address Bargain,
care Gate City.
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WANTED-To save you money on
your tire bill; all work guaranteed.
A. Berry, vulcanizer. Harlii: on, ILL.,
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FOR SALE-16O acres, 5H miles
southeast Of Kahoka. Mo. Seven
room house, barn, 30x50. Two living
wells. Ideal stock. and grain farm. See
r. F. Gray at farm.
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FOR SALE-Three sligtly used up.
right pianos. Steger, walnut case.
$153; Hinze. oak, $173; Whitney. oak.
$163; Hinze, walnut. 1882. All guaran.
teed. Terms. Duncan-Schell Furn. Co.
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small second hand gaso-
line engine. Address Engine, this
office.
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Canes Capelxed.
ANN ARD0R Mich. Aug. 1.-TWO
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FOR SALE CHEAP-Property at Sl2
Orleans Ave. Inquire 1116 Orleans.
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WANTED.

WANTED Cabinet makers and
bench hands. Apply X, this Office.
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\ Miss FoeIker 10 Leaving.

Miss Elizabeth Foelker left today
for Mediapolis to visit for a week
with two college friends. Miss June
Miller and Miss Leila Sherer. Miss
has been elected general sec
rtary Of the Y. w. C. A. at Brookings.
South Dakota and will take up her
work there early in September. She
will attend the Geneva conference in
August bfore going to South Dakota.
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Were Married saturdax.

On Saturday evening at the parson-
age of the First Congregational church
occurred the marriage of Mrs. Ruby
Ruberts OF LaHarpe to Mr.. G. s. Will
liams OF Warsaw, DIR. Frank G. Boards
ley oniciating. Mr.. and Mrs. Williams
will make their home in Warsaw.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-08-07
Family Dinner At Club.

Mr.. and Mrs. Wells NJ Irwin enter
tanned at q family dinner at the Coun-
try club on Saturday evening in hon
or Of their daughter, Mrs. Frank LIE
Bron Of New York and their niece,
Mrs. John A. McE1roy Of South Or
ange, N. J. Beside the honor guests
there were present Mr.. and Mrs.
Stephen Irwin, Miss Mary Wells r.
win. Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. Board. Mr..
and Mrs. HAzen I Sawyer, Mr.. and
Mrs. John r. Irwin and Miss Francis
Sawyer.
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LOST.

LOST-Collie dog, 8 months old.
Please phone S. E. Wharton. Re.
ward. Keokuk, Route 1.
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New York Stocks.

Furnished by Long Commission Co.
403 Main St. Telephone 1901
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FOR RENT or large front rooms
for light housekeeping. All mod
ern conveniences, furnished or un-
furnished. 300 Concert
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RECIPE TO DARKEN
YOUR GRAY HAIR
Not a Trace Of Gray Shows
After Applying to Hair and
ScaIp-No Dye-Harm-
less.

Apply like a shampoo to your hair
and scalp o-Ban Hair Color Restorer.
DO this every day for a week. then
three times a week. In short time
all your gray. faded. prematurely
gray or gray streaked hair turns an
even beautiful dark shade with not
even a trace OF gray showing. Q-Ban
makes scalp and hair healthy. leav.
ing all your hair fluffy. soft. thick.
clean. free from dandruff. and beau
tifuily dark and lustrous o-Ban Is
not dye. is harmless. Ask for o-Ban
Hair Color Restorer. 1t is ready to
use. needs no mixing. Only SOC for a
big bottle. Riker-Hegeman Drug
Store. Washington. D. C. out-of-town
folks supplied by mail.-Advt
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.IH g. . i.
also had guests dining with them at tn,
,club. In the party were Col. and Mrs
Charles Treat, Col. and Mrs. Henry
Jervey, Col. and Mrs. Dion Williams
Major and Mrs. shlpton. Major and Mrs
Bummerail, Mrs. Mark Brooke, Mrs
William r. jackson, Captain Kerth and
Capt. Francis Parker.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Preston Bennett
Haines, u. 8. NJ. are being congratu-
lated upon the birth OF son this morn
ing Lieutenant Haines IL attached TO
the Dolphin. Mrs Haines was formerly
Miss Marian Blake.
Miss Louise Clark will 20 TO An
also visit there during part OF june
week.
Congressman and Mrs. Thomas b.
Dunn entertained at dinner last even
ing at Dover House. Their guests
were Senator and Mrs. Swanson. Mrs.
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terday en- route 10 China and Japan.
where they will spend the summer.
Mrs. Distler was Miss elizabeth ID.
Wood. OF New York.
-
Miss Frances Llppltt. daughter OF
Senator Henry Lippitt. who was At the
training camp at Chevy Chase has left
washington for New York. where she
has as her guests Miss Dorothy gturgcs
and Mr.. and Mrs. Rush sturges. Ali Of
Providence, r. j. Miss Sturges was also
at the training camp for a fortnight.
-
stephen Hedry de Hedri, of the Aus
tro- Hungarian embassy, entertained a
party Mt the supper dance az the VIII
lard last night. His guests were Miss
Ruth Hitchcock, Miss Birney, Miss Mar
garet McChord, Miss Lanra Delano.
Miss Louise Deiano. Baron schoen, OF
tho German embassy; Mr.. vouros,
charge d'affaires OF Greece; Carlos
Acuna. Of the Argentine embassy. and
Mr.. Hughes.
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MISS BARBOUR TO
EDPH|LADELPH|AN
No Date Has Been Set for Her
Marriage to George Lewis
Mayer.

Mrs. James r. Barbour has announced
the engagement OF her daughter. Mar
guerite, TO George Lewis Mayer, OF
Philadelphia. The date for the wedding
has not yet been selected.
Miss Barbour fs n prominent and popu-
lar member OF washingtop's younger
resident set. She In q iineaI descendant
In the eighth generation OF Capt. Rich
ard Townsend. who assisted In the early
colonization Of Virginia, and who was
made 2 rnember Of the council board OF
Virginia by Charles I. Another OF Miss
Barbour's ancestors who figured In the
carly history Of Virginia was Capt.
Mr.. Mayer Is a graduate OF the UNI
q number Of clubs. among on Them them the ne
Philadelphia Club. the Merton Cricket
Club, and the Rgcduet Club. He In a
member of a distinguished Philadelphia
family. whose forbears had place in
colonial and revolutionary history.
-
Announce Engagement.
Baron and Baroness Paumgarten. OF
Milwaukee. announce the engagement
OF their daughter. Marie. to Capt. J. II.
Atkinson. of ottowa, Canada. Baroness
Marie Paumgarten spent her school
but here. while her father was con-
nected' with the Austrian embassy. Later
her father was a member of the d.
plomacy corps In Germany, and
European travel. Baron and baroness
Paumgarten will leave Milwaukee short
ly for Canada, where they will visit
Captain Atkinson.
Several Are Dinner Hosts.
Capt. and Mrs. Samuel r. Gieaves en-
tertained at dinner last evening at the
Army and Navy Club. having as their
guests Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Albert Mills
and their daughter. Mrs. Emil p. Laur-
son. who is their house guest; Gen. and
Mrs. Arthur Murray. Congressman Bas-
com Slemp. Miss Slemp. Col. and Mrs.
Conser Pratt. and Lieutenant Thomp-
son.
Col. and Mrs. Jay z. Hoffer also en-
tertained at dinner in compliment to
their house guests. DR.. and Mrs. Fries.
Bernuth. OF New York, and Col. and
Mrs. Buckner. of wilmington, Del.
Those asked to meet them were Mai.
Gen. and Mrs. George Barnett, Col. and
Mrs Mrs R.a psy ana Gait r. and
Capt. and Mrs. George ". H. Moseiy
had as their guests Major and Mrs: Ir-
Mitchell. Capt. and Mrs. Harry N.
Cootes. Capt. and Mrs. Albert saxton.
Miss Bodds, and Mr.. Southworth.
Commander and Mrs. Leigh c. Palmer
entertained at a small dinner last even
ing at the club In compliment to their
house guest, Countess Thyra Holmblad,
who arrived by motor from New York
on Wednesday. Commander Palmer,
who 10 stationed aboard the u. 8. g.
New York. is spending 4 few days In
Washington.
Major and Mrs. John McAuiey Palmer