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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-11-01
CITY NEWS.

DR.. Moorhead, 7oI Blond. Tel s64
Saturday. Nov. 4, last day to
register.
Archer c. Miller is sick at st.
Joseph's hospital
New English walnuts, Csc per Id.
at Benner Tea Co. Phone 1913.
-Elman records for the Vfctrola.
Loewenstein Piano Co, s25 Main.
Miss Vivian Dcmple IL sick at
the home OF her parents. 62S High
street
-LemueI Child has been suffer
ing from an attack ~ rheumatism
for several weeks,
Eliza Giles has decided TO Joseph
Sitter lots 3. ami 8 in block 1S.
Gates addition 20 the city.
Christmas eight weeks away. The
Eeckuk nIsr bsnts are prepared To
take care Of your holiday wants.
a marriage license WAS issued
yesterday ~ GfaasIss Gfbfe Frazier.
"a. and Nisais Ellen Bear, IL. Keo-
kuk.
Only percent ri ftae diamonds
found car h. e,st fHto rae color per
feet sffass 1s5FsfHs " Karat or
more, g. y. D5s5J
New Es4stSss psia1isss zbc per ID
at BeBgeF Te4 "a. tSiaese i2s,
Every pFesi2etaast Ffsf CON,
piste nsW registration - EsaHireS, II
does not hs4fsAg Il y.99 Setef ~ the
last slssta9ssy gcg p2esi register agt'n
II ydsi wtsE4 ~ y9Ae psss f5esdsy,
z=frbaFs WI be ~ saving ~ re
moving f46 a9gofy sest tF9a7 Esokuk.
In fsse ts-sfs vSH - ~ increased
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-11-01

taxation and the voters of Lee county
are not in favor of increasing their
taxes.
Regular meeting OF Keokuk aerie
No. 6S3. F. o. E., tonight at Eagles
ball, 523 Main. at o'clock. visiting
brothers always welcome Chas. A
Noakes, Secretary. Business of In
po-t"-ce.
Storms is pledged to take the
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-11-01

lespie of this city will be in charge
of the services at 1890 mass Sunday
morning in the church.
Eastern Star regular meeting oil
Eimira chapter No. 40 o. E. S. Thurs
cay evening, Nov. 2, at 1880 O'Clock:
Visiting members fraternally invited
by order of the w. NJ, Mrs. l. d.
Hahn, Secy.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-11-01

Oertel is pledged to keep it here. 1t
ought not to be much trouble for a
Keokuk voter to decide which one of
these candidates he should vote for.
Next Sunday will be big day
for Nauvoo Knights of Columbusl
Three degrees are to be put on for
the new Alleman council there by
deputies from Illinois. Father Gill
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-11-01
NOTICE..

Notice Is hereby given shat all
hunting and trespassing is forbidden
on the property OF the members OF
Charleston Grange No. 2119- Signs to
this effect will be found On property
of all members.
Signed
CHARLESTON GRANGE.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-11-01
BILLIARDS AND BOWLING.

FOR SALE-Billiard tables, brand
new, carom and pocket, with COM
plete outfit, $125; second hand tables
at reduced prices. Easy payments.
Cigar store, drug, delicatessen and
soda fountain fixtures. The Bruins
wick Balke-Collender Co., Davenport,
Iowa. 1. e. Sanders, agent, 219 Har-
rison street
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-11-01
Should Shop EARLY.

LOAN AND BUILDING AssocIA.
TON.
Dues payable Thursday. Friday and
Saturday. Fines assessed il paid aft
er o'clock p. m.
J. D. EChEk, Secretary.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-11-01

-keokuk camp Vi. w. A. No. S22
will hold its regular meeting tonIgII
at Woodman hall III members are re-
ouested to be present
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-11-01
Called Meeting Of League Has Been
Made and Matters Of Vital
Importance Are to be
Discussed.
ALL MEMBERS BE THERE
Proprietors Are Urged to come-the
Meeting 10 Not for Purpose Of
Raising Funds, It
10 Said.

A most important meeting Of the
keokuk Retailers league will be held
tomorrow evening In the main dining
room Of the Hotel Iowa at $50 o'clock.
Matters OF vital importance to the
merchants OF Keokuk will be discuss
ed at this meeting, and 1t is impera-
tive that the proprietors as well as the
clerks be present. The meeting is not
for the purpose OF raising money, It
might be added in passing, so don't
stay away on that account.
President Justice said this morning
in calling The meeting.
1T is OF vital importance to every
merchant in Keokuk who is member
of the league that he attend this meet
ing tomorrow night. The proprietor
himself should be present, as we'll as
! his clerk, and we want to see the en-
tire membership of the league out to-
morrow night The meeting will have
nothing TO do with raising any money,
SO the members needn't feel any bash
fulness on this account We must
have them present, and matters we
are going to discuss will strike every
one Of them and we want free discus
sion of these things"
Christmas Decorations on Main stress
Besides the main topic of the even
! ing there will be a discussion OF the
proposed Christmas decorations for
Main street. 1t is proposed to use
festoons of evergreen, and small
Christmas trees all along Main street
| If the league members sanction the
Idea. The suggestion has been made
that Christmas trees can be placed on
every corner and that the merchants
! in each block can arrange Christmas
tree in from. Of their places If they
wish, or perhaps the league will install
| one there. It is possible that the
trees will be lighted with little cleo
/, trio tree lights, and that the effect can
be added to greatly thereby. Main
street is ideal for just such a decor
alton. and If the merchants will CO.
operate bit the Christmas decor
atoms of the Keokuk business district
will surpass the efforts of some OF the
larger cities.
The stores themselves are to receive
a liberal application of Christmas dec
,orations, the windows are 20 be made
truly Christmas windows and In every
way the Christmas spirit will hold
sway from the first Of December on.
incidentally. the shoppers will be re-
minded that they should do their
Christmas shopping early.
Should Shop EARLY.
| It is not too early to commence i'm
pressing it on the minds Of the local
people that the early Christmas shop
per like the early bird is the one who
will cop the best goods. and local PEG.
pie are urged to help the clerks, and
The delivery boys and in fact. every
body in the store, by buying their
goods early.
Another suggestion to be discussed
will be a shopping week.
The usual request is made that the
league members who are coming to
the meeting tomorrow night notify
James NJ Fulton, secretary OF the
League tomorrow morning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-26

Thomas ~ Rocks, colored, was ar
rested early yesterday morning by Po-
iiceman Waller on charge OF reck-
iessiy driving an automobile through
the streets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-26

dent of the Associated Press. Lieu
tenant Ojetti told of his work. and said
that tho war, instead OF killing the
artistic spirit would make the art
treasures of the old world more loved
than ever. Right In the midst OF this
great war;" he said, the Italian gov,
ernment is doing it's utmost TO protect
all objects OF art, and tho rudest SOL
dicrs in the trenches show Il decided
interest in art objects For instance.
at Aqulleja. which we finally took from
the Austrians. we dug up an old Roman
mosaic. and not only the King has
visited it many times. but thousands
and thousands OF our soldiers do like
wise"
Within ten years" he continued, 81
look for the development OF new
epoch, in both art and literature. not
only In Europe. but In the United
states ! expect to soc the world de-
veloping II manly literature embody-
ing both human and eternal elements
Mankind will come n simpler, and
more profound way of thinking. Our
old art treasures will be cherished be-
cause humanity will have need of
rest from worry over material mat
! ters. and objects OF fine art are the
| consultations of a tired spirit. All art
movements in history have orlgina ted
in unhappy social conditions. In the
need OF mental refuge from material.
earth -to-earth wearineas
The new art period will be ono of
classic simplicity. with vast amount
or architectural production, and solemn
and impressive monumental sculpture,
but with little painting.
I'm literature. the knell OF the ner-
Vous, womanly, sentimental, weeping
willow. class Of writing has been
sounded. People in every condition OF
life have learned TO suffer courageous
ly. and look with contempt on weak
ness with tears. Within the next de-
cade or two the world will produce
Firgils-a literature very clear, very
easily read, calm in spirit, sober and
truly profound"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-26
HELD AS FUGITIVE
Man Relieved to lie Murderer OF CO.
lumbus, Ga, Woman Arrested In
SchoOlfleld.

Man Relieved to lie Murderer OF Co
lumbus. Ga, Woman Arrested In
SchoOlneld.
pANF1I.LE, VA, June 25.-Charged
with having murdered Rosa Pye, at
Columbus. Ga, six weeks ago, man
giving his name as Clarence Evans,
but who is believed by the police to
be Cyrus Prater, was arrested to-day
by the county police at Schoolfield
and is being held in Jail as n fugitive
from justice from Georgia.
Last night two men, whose names
have not been divulged by the po-
lice, informed the SchooIfeld officers
that they had seen Prater in School
field during the afternoon and had
recognized him at once. both having
come here two days ago from Column
bus. The suspect was traced to a hotel,
and from there to a restaurant, where
he was put under arrest.
The suspect, who denies that he has
committed murder. says that he came
here OH last Thursday from Fall River.
Mass, and he had been in New York
previous to that He is n weaver by
profession, and admits that he has a
wife and two small children living in
Atlanta.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-26
ADJUSTMENTS
At the Lyric,

At the Lyric.
spectacular figure on the new bill
that will be seen at the Lyric the first
half Of this week Is Max Weily. for
five years champion welterweight.
Weily has been for two years a pro-
fessional dancer. The series of poses
and classical dances presented by Me-
LISA Ten Eyck and Max weily have
attracted attention on both sides of
the Atlantic. In London. Ten Eyck and
Weily were for long period n dane
ing feature at the Winter Garden.
They have just completed summer
engagement at Ziefeld's Follies atop
the new Amsterdam Theater. In vau-
deville they are Offering a suite of five
dances and poses. and II is doubtful
II prettier set has ever been arrang-
ed for the vaudeville stage. Other
features of the new show include Cook
and Lorenz in The MillionaIres, ="
Cushman and Wilson, singers and
dancers: Wilson and company in The
Politician and Newport and Stirk,
novelty entertainers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-26
Delightful
Lingerie
Underwear

Il EXCEPTIONAL opportuni-
- ties offered us by our
best manufacturers make
it possible for us to present
these examples Of excep-
tionally low midsummer
pricing
On Lingerie Underwear.
Six Different Gowns.
I F Madame were to ask us
= which Of these six are
most beautiful, we should
have to confess ourselves
at a loss to decide, and so
we fancy she will be when
making her purchases.
Gown of nainsook. in ex-
quisitely sheer quality;
square or V-neck styles,
deliberately designed in
combination trimmings of
embroidery, n er lions,
fine laces, and medalions;
ribbon trimmed, $1.50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-26
BATTLE ACCIDENTAL
OFFICERS Of Cunarder Andnnia Bring
Remarkable Version of Jutland
Naval Enlargement
Especial to The T.mes-Dispatc

Especial TO The Time Dispatch.
NEW YORK, June 25.-A remarka Bile
version of the Jutland naval battle
vas told to-day by the officers of the
Cunarder Andania, which arrived here
from London.
According to their story. the battle
was purely accidental II occurred
while the battle cruiser squadron of
Admiral Sir David Beatty was hunting
for six auxiliary cruisers which the
British Admiralty Intelligence depart
mont had learned were making a dash
for the Atlantic by way OF Iceland.
During this search Beatty's squadron
encountered the German battle cruiser
squadron and engaged it. The battle
then took on the course that previously
has been reported. The search for the
auxiliary cruisers was abandoned
The Andanias officers declared that
after Beatty had wirelessed for Admiral
Jeilicoe he sent word to the Admiralty
that he was heavily engaged and had
abandoned search for the auxiliary
squadron.
The Admiralty then sent out an ar
mored cruiser squadron of the second
line Of defense. which discovered the
auXiliarics, and. after a sharp fight,
succeeded in sinking them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-26

Special Values in Petticoats.
TN Petticoats this season
pique is a much favored
fabric. We show an excel
lent quality with full gath
cred flounce, and Swiss
edge. absolutely shadow
proof, at $1.00.
The same style garment, in
cambria, S1.00.
An exceptionally attractive
Petticoat of fine cambria,
with deep flounce of lawn.
This model is finished with
five rows Of Val. lace, join
ed with bands of insertion
/ inch wide. Finished with
dust ruffie. An exceptional
value at $1.50.
Many other models at the
same price.
Pink Batiste.
OUR showing of Gowns,
- Teddy Bears, etc., In
pink batiste, are of the
usual charm distinguish
ing SPECIALITY SHOP
wearables. Gowns in En-
pire style, embroidered in
colors; also two-tone eff
fects. Teddy Bear and En-
velope Chenlise to match
gowns. The garment, $1.O0
and $1.5O. s-2s.,s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-26
f(SESESSS0
s SOCIETY s
NNNS>@l

vi much interest to society here Is
,ne marriage of Miss Mary Elfreth
arlington. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
>. cullen Darlington. Of Charlotte
courthouse. and Beverly Purncll Egg
t!eSton, son Of the, late d. a. Eggles-
|, '"h' at one timo Secretary Of tho Com
hi'A"ealth and Mrs. Eggleston The
''Tcmony will take place tomorrow
F'hinR at o'clock in the Presby
,s''an Church at Charlotte Courthouse
rev. X. l.. Memoir. OF Blackstone. Of
n'!dtbng. assisted by Rev. Cochran
Preston, Of Charlotte.
Miss Louise CaDell Darlington will
attend her sister rs maid OF honor
ana Beverly Purnell Eggleston. Jr.. a
cousin OF the. groom. will he best
man Little Mary Elfreth Eggleston
niece Of both bride and groom, will
DC ring-bearcr, and the ushers will in
ciuae Charles Macon HobsOn, Charles
ton. S. C.: John w. Egglcston. of Nor
i"ik; Sam ID. Egglcston. Of Norfolk
mhd ID Quinn Eggleston. of Charlotte
II" bride Will enter the church with
mr. father. who will give her away.
mo wedding is one Of the most i'm
por'ant events Of the early summer
season and many prominent guests
VIII witness the ceremony.
"rown-Frnyscr.
a wedding of interest Throughout,
virginia and Maryland was celebrated
on saturday morning, when Miss Jes-
H'e 'i!herta Frayser daughter Of DR.
Nonert y. and Mrs Matte a. Frayser
ana James Hcrndon Brown. son OF
Joseph H. ana Mrs. Fanny L. Brown
81 Locust Hin. Cu!pepcr County. were
married. The ceremony was perform
ed oy Rev. William Lochart Ball. and
Witnessed b. only the immediate fam
~ on account Of recent bereavement,
IN the family Of the bride.
This announcement is of much In
crest IN the State and Maryland. where
h'th the bride and groom arc widely
ai.f prominently related.
Immediately after the ceremony, Mr.
ana Mrs. Brown left for q Northern
TIP and on their return will vsi,
the former home of the groom. After
July 10 they will be home.
Mis-. burke Honored.
MISS Elise Burke. who has been visit
Ing Hrs. w 6. Carpenter in Buffalo
y i. since April ], was the guest OF
honor at beautiful dinner given at
the Country Club OF Buffalo by Mrs
eiESteen. motor party was also
EiNen In honor OF Miss Burke by Og-
den Orr. OF New York Miss Burke Is
nov visiting at Niagara. on Lake on
'ari', and will return 10 Richmond
ABOUT august ].
Com mencement Recital.
commencement exercises of the Rich
mono Conservatory OF Music will be
htid in the City Auditorium on Thurs
"ay and Friday At $50 o'clock The
program for each performance has
neen arranged by Mr.. Cosby. and the
Fl:th symphony. played on eighteen
pianos b. thtrty-six performers. and
also number Of viol!ns. The public
IS cordially invited TO attend.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-26
IN AND OUT OF TOWN,

Mrs / Thalhimcr and Miss Ruth
Tha!h!me- left yesterday TO spend the
summer at Charlevoix. Mich,
Mss Mary a. johnson. Of the Ches-
;erfeld. is visiting Mrs. John D. Letcher
~ Norfolk for q few days.
Miss Nell Carneal has returned to
Richmond after spending several
months in New York CITY
Miss Elizabeth Maury Bcver.dge is
Visiting Mrs. Laurence Wilson at her
country home. hillside" near staun-
Mrs S. r. Livingston and her family
ie.t town yesterday 10 spend the sum :
iHer season al Char!evoix. Mich
Miss Marie Louise Lacy. of III
south Fifth street. Will leave on July
] FOR Savannah and Jacksonville. and
during her stay in Savannah she Will
be the guest OF Miss Eula Crenshaw,
formerly OF this city.
T. 4. Bl!ck. Who was operated on in
Petersburg, has been removed to the
Memorial Hospital here. and is much
improved.
Mrs w H. Jacokes and little daugh-
ter. OF Cla-ksburg. W. Va, who have
been guests OF Mrs. Everett, Perkin-
-on, Mr.. and Mrs p $. Crutchfeld and
Mr.. and Mrs, Tismins Clairborne Floyd
Tor the past TWO weeks. have left for
their home.
Miss Elise Whitlock. of Tobaccoville.
who has been III a, tho Memorial Hos
pitai. is Improving.
Miss Elizabeth Peters. OF Keysville.
is the guest OF Miss Annabel Thomas.
NJ. and Mrs T. O. Day, of Rich
mond. are registered at the Yellow
sulphur Springs.
Mrs. s L. Manson. Of Highland Park,
vino was operated upon on Friday at
Grace Hospital, is now slowly improv-
ing.
Nisaes Annie and Psuluh p,pst =,
%cw Orleans, are the guests of Miss
Pearl Kaminsky in this city.
Miss Laura Blanton who IL visit
ing her sister, Mrs r. z. pilkinton. in
Washington. Will return to the city
to-day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-26
through a maze of barbed-wire de-

through maze OF barbed-wire de-
lenses.
An officer pointed TO tho barbed-
wire and said: we are on such intim-
ate relations with the Austrians that
we and they use the same barbed-
wire protection. There isn't room to
plant any more. and their wires pre-
vent them from getting at us, as we'll
as keeping us from getting at them"
Then, with dulled expression, he
pointed to the bodies OF soldiers lying
In the open space, caught in the wires,
fruit of attacks and counterattacks.
The Austrians won't let us pick up
the dead. so there they lay" he ex-
planned. They play the mitrailleuse
there until they die. Sometimes II
takes long time. This morning a man
died who had been there for three
days. With fractured leg. AT least
ne doesn't move any more. so he must
he dead
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-26
WnIkcr-Thrift.

STANARDSVILLE VA, June %
Miss Helen Thrift. of Madison Court
house. and James Franklin Walker, of
Fort Defiance, were married on Thurs
doy morning OF 1880 o'clock In the
Madison Presbyterian Church by Rev
:. o. Coke. OF :Rapidan. Mrs. J. T.
Hall was matron of honor. and Misses
Elsie Magruder Thrift and Mary Bell
walker bridesmaids. Harry Parsons
was best man, and James H. Thrift and
Parkins ushers. The bride
IS q daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George
(. Thrift.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-26
Residence Is Destroyed.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
LfNCHBURG, VA. June 25.-The
residence Of T. j. Powell. in Halifax
County. was destroyed by fire early
Saturday. The family was asleep at
the time the blaze was discovered, and
escaped in night attire. The loss is
placed at $500. with $500 insurance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-26
Illicit Stfll Rufded.

lSpecial 10 The Times Dispatch
LfNCHBCRG. VA. June 25.--Deputy
Internal Revenue Collector o. T. Wood.
OF Lynchburg. on Friday evening, with
the assistance of two possemen. de-
stroyed an illicit distillery in Pittsyl-
vania County. ten miles from Hurts.
The st!ll had a capacity of 100 gallons.
but was not in commission ut the time
Of its seizure.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-26
WOMEN'S MEETINGS.

The regular meeting of the James
River Garden Club, which was to have
haen held on July 3. will take place
This afternoon at the home of Mrs.
coleman Workman, near Bon Air. at
80 O'Clock. Ribbons will be present
ID 10 those bringing the best speci-
mems Of early summer vegetables from
their gardens. and any who have an
unusual or especially fine flower of
any variety are requested to bring
that also. This is the last meeting
until fall. Members are asked to note
the change of date.
There will be a called meeting of St.
Johns Circle. Kings Daughters. this
afternoon at 1870 o'clock at the home
of Mrs, William r. Burrows. 2710 East
Grace street. All who have not re-
ported on tickets for the recent moon
light excursion are requested to do
so at this time.
The Confederate Memorial Literary
society Will meet on Wednesday morn
,qg at II o'clock. After this meeting
mere will be the usual vacation OF
rnree months to the last week in Sep
;snher.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-26
Young Lnyvycr Joins Militia.

TSDtCIHI 10 I TIC ] II1VS- DISIIiIICh.
SJANARDSVILLE, VA. Juno 25.-
enry !Averill. young attorney Of this
l,lace. as soon as he had completed his
Eases In the Circuit Court last week,
LIFT for Culpeper, where he Joined tho
minute men. Mr.. Avcriil attended the
Virginia Military Institute. where he
received military training.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-26

n interview with the correspon
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-05-25
& VS. Store Closed

Rdbe & Kinney'S store VIII be
/ Friday, May 25th and 26th, and
hose days. We must have two
prepare this great festival of
he public sale will begin on this
I, May 27. Be here without fail.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1916-01-01
Agricultural News Items
BY T. H. CASANOVA

Oneil Droussard, Ophelias Ira
han, Boudresux. Cal we'll and
Stellas hid their hogs vacinnated
this week.
Most of the farmers have their
lands t:irned over to catch the
winter freezes. Just watch the
increase in the yields per acre.
Under the better system Of farm
ing one can make more from less
ground worked than by mora land
not properly worked.
William Cadc, Jr., of Bancker,
has pretty gilt that he received a
few daya ago.
Watch those oats. If they are
too rank little grazing will pre-
vent winter killing.
J. H. Lutgring believes in anti
cholera serum, as he saved several
fine shoats thai would have other
wise died.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1916-01-01
Louisiana Health almanac.

Ar attractive Almanac full OF
health information aud hsalth ma
xims is being distributed by tie
State Board of Health. In addi-
ton to the calendar pages usual
i'll such publications there is page
each month on the disease which
in this climate often makes its ap-
pearance at tina. time.
Rural sanitation. Milk, and other
special subjects are treated in a
popular style and the services
offered the people BY the State
Board Of Health are briefly enume-
rated.
The Almanac is free for the ask
ing and the Board will be glad to
forward on request one or more
copies.