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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-06
Serr 2anling erflarte iih Sen

- &err Banning erflarte iid Ben
3eitungsleuten in @aibington gegen-
iiiber fir &cpreiialien nnb fir oas@e-1
leb. SOS alliirte ginfllbrperbote nit
am1erifaniidcn ginfllhrperboten gu err
mioern seltattet. Spiegelfedterei 81
@ablameden. .9os lit aaes. Gin
Mmsfubrperbot bon @affen nnb Wu-
milton, oos al,h atgemenbet apiiroe,
'miiiroe etlpas nirfiamer iein. Mber
bafiir lit meber @illon nod canning.
- gs lit gerabe5n beluitigenb SUI
|lelen, mie Sic probritiiden 3eitnngen
Sen ltebertritt MlmGniers als Elm
greignib bon Ser grobten @idtigfeit
fir Sic aliirte 5ade beiubeln. @ie
lie es barlteaem merben 0ie 100000
Mann, bic Mnmdnien- Ben MQiirtel1
5ufiibrt, Sen &rieg 81 6eren @unl ten
entjheiben llnb noh amiiianter ut es,
mas Sic Mumdnem nlles tblln perOet1.
Sic meroen iiber sic 81llaaren Der.
faaen nnb lie pernidtem lie meroen
iii l1ngarn einbringen nno baum 44so-
len alriderobern. Sin biei er Grobe
liebt man, tpos Sic Mnlidten Ser Ere-
briten mertb limo.
sso1nes sc. @ed, ehen1aliacr
Stills : @eneralanmalt Ser 8ereinig-
ten Staotcn unb miithell0er Nrobrite,
lit BON ENGLAND a%llriidgefebrt, mo-
lelbit cr in elmer Reibe bon Meoen
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lie iid nidt a1lf Bic seite Der Mlliir=
ten itelen. Cine gntidnlpigltng Fat
er lelb1t mitgebradt. @r er5dblt
nGmlid bon ben fiird)terliden Nens
idenpcrluiten, welhe bie 8riten mo
Tran5olen on Der Somme erleiocrl.
1ieies 3uaeltanonib bon iolder Sci,
tie mill niht menig beiager. gs lit
1tid,ts me1iger oils ein 3%mgeIlanoniB,
nnb Sic 1urd}brllbsperiude an Der
. cltliden 6ront pergebers lino.
- &nniconens lit elm SSllirel. SSm
September 1914 argllmentirte 1beo'
brre Mooieoelt allsfii6ffid), oaB feir
Nrrnb fir n1s pprlaae, lpegen Bel.
aiens 81, interpeniren; am 81. 'Mllglll'
1916 lit cr bereit, iein 2ebem, iowit
6as ser Scr. Staten fir @elgien II
Sic Sdanse s,l iblagen. 4ber Sic @r
flirlng lic1t nift fern. sSSm Sep
tender 1914 glqllbte er> sic MQiirtef
piiroen 9eutldlalto obnebin inner
balb meniger 8od)en eroriiden; jeb
meib er, bob ga,ls europa oies midi
bermag. Mlln lolen iid ald nod
bic Mmerifaner fir ieincn 5reuni
@rep tootldlasen laiien.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-06
Sic @allem fir bem @nnoesienat.

@Ieid5citig NIT Oem Gralibentelt
l1no &iccproiihentcn miro 0ie @abler-
ihaft 435 &ongreBabgeoronete mo
"a 8llrlbesienatoren SIT ermablen ha=
ben. Sic Iemofraten bnbell einell
Musldn1b erl1all1t, oel1en b%eionoere
Mufaabe es lit, fiir Sic Grbaltllng
Ser oenlofratiiden Mebrbeit inn 8ltlt<
bes enat SIT mirfen, fir meldcn Die
les Sabr cine grobere 3abl Site sur
@abl ltebt, benn ic sl1por. 1agegen
,peroen allh allf republifaniiber Sell
te ungebcurc Anitrenglt1gen gernad)t,
cine Observation-Disclosures I'M Scott
.greb uno Senat SIT erSielell, Tim Dem
replrblifanii6en @annertrager, falls
er gum Gralioenten erlpablt merOen
lplltc, lpnlpatbildle ltntcritiibllllg III
Sen gclebgebenoe1 &oirperidaiten Der
Mation SIT lidcrn. Sic %Ssnhaber Ser
iragliden 81 Nenter iino ihrer Ear-
tel nod Is 3emofraten l1lo 16 BE
pltblifaller un0 16 Hepl1blifaner, nltO
90 bon ibnen bienelt ibren crlten
Mmtstermin aus. Son Sen iibrigen
8 gebort 2ooge Dem Senat "a Sabre
an. Glarf % Sabre, Gl1l6erlon n1lb
McGrmber is Sabre, Glapp 16 Sab
re, 2aIollette uno Solltberlano IL
Sabre, bu Npnt IL Sabre nno Sage
Is Sabre. NodNtebeno sic 80 Staa-
ten, in meld)en oieien SCRIPT @unoes=
ienatoren crlpahlt merbcln, neblt Mn-
gabe Ser i'm Sabre 1912 fiir Iemo=
%fraten ltlto Memlblifaner abg~egele11en
l~Stimmen5abl:
Nri5ona: Gem, 1o,324; Sep,
1890.
Connecticut: Gem, 74,5Gt; Sep,
102,453.
1elmparc: Gem, 22,681; Sep,
1lorioa: Gent. 3e,417;; Sep,
SSH.
y, Naroiona: Gent 2s1, $50; aep.,
313,273.
aalifornien: 2cm., 2s3,43G; Sep,
2S7,524.
) Maine: Sem, 51,11S; Mep.,
75,O3s.
M%arplano: Gem, 1864; Sep.
1t2, 742.
Mailoduletts, Gem, 17a,4os
Mep., 297S26.
Mid)iaan: Gcm., 15o,751; Step
M iin ! Gent. 1os.425; aep.
1870, 100.
MiNiliippi:: Gem, 57,i54;; Sep.
:: Miilonri: Gent, s3o74e; Sep.
332,192.
montuna: Sem, 27,941; Sep.
4O, O6s.
Rebrasfa: Gem, 1o9,oos. Step.
1896.
Meu : Merifo: Gem, 2O,437; g3ep
26,OsO.
Ncoaoa: Gem, 1896; Sep.
; 9,S16.
!, gfem Serlep: Gem, 17S,2S9; Hef
234 ,245.
Mem gorf: Gem. 646,44ot; Sep
S45,449.
: Moro Gafota: Gem, 1856
, Mep., 4S,S16.
:, Sbio: Gem. 43t,152; Mcp
! 5O5>39S. !.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-06
6erarsgcber: s.. Glider Erintius So.
srteesa at the PostoffIes at p~avsnpsrt
% Second Class Matter.

Der .SAslth. Demptrst", e,a,l, /, +.
eonntaes.Musaabe, fe6s Mumuern iebe Bo1e'
ptrb on bic @bonnenter in oicfer Stuht fit
10 SentS ipbbentlih uper $500 idbrIid Eel
6oraisaablln9 fret abgeltefert.
Dstt Der Soft auberbaIb ber Stabt, mad IL.
seitb eineu, 9oitant in ben Ser. Staaten, Ga.
Hdba ober Weericp. $500 idbrlt6 het Borau3
sabluna.
9te epuatasa . aussaSe, Hi1r tur6 Bite Bofi
eah iebem Bpftamt In ben Ser. Staaten, tpftet
'abr!i& S1.0O BET soraussabIuna.
Der Notwithstanding 9eu,otrat", burd bic
Soft innerbaIb Der Der. Staten uflh burG
frdaer In Der staot $3.50. BET 8oralssatIune
1900; md CANADA $3.50 unb mad europe
400 Der Sabr BET Borau8aabIine.
9er yM5dsutlih. 9emoirat", tn stuet xbet.
!.n. Wittpobs nnb SprnabenbS. ioitet inner
taIh her Ser. Gtanten $500, nod Canada unb
.ad europe $3.50 tdbrItd bet 8orauSsatI,,1G.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-06
Unemployment: Gent. 395,619;

Genniplpanien: Denl., 395,619;
&ep., 72O,731.
Mbooc Sslano: Gent, SOAP;
Sep. A 4,5S1.
Sen1teiice: Gent, 13o,335; Sep,
1850.
Ieros: Gent, 221. $50; @ep.,
55,00s.
lltab: Gent, s6,579; Sep,
6G,274.
@crmort:: Gem, 1880; Sep,
1876.
@iraiuia: Gem, so,aa2; acp.,.
45, O65.
@aibington: Gent, s6,slo; Sep,
1S4,143.
@elt @irainia: Sem, 113,197;
Mcp,, 1866.
@%isconiin: Cent, 1854. 400; Sep,
1s9,539.
Msonli1rs: Gem, 1910; Sep,
1892.
y 29moesienatoren su crmablen.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-25
KEOKUK ELECTRO
NE TAILS COMPANY
Announcement Concerning New keo-
kuk Industry in Current Issue of
Reactions Eastern Metals
Magazine.
ARE EXCLUSIVE AGENTS
GoIdsehmidt 7hermit Company to
Have Charge Of Sales End Of
!ndustry-Promlse Of
SvooesA

The magazine. Reactions, published
by the Goldschmidt TheFmit COM
pany of New York. contains an an
nouncement concerning the Electro
Metals company, which will be OF in
terest to local people. There Is only
one other plant like the Keokuk com
pany In the United States. The Gold
schmidt company has been appointed
exclusive selling agent for the Keo-
kuk Electro Metals company. The an
nouncement is taken varbatim from
the current issue of Reactions:
We feel sure that many OF our
readers viii be interested in knowing
that the Goldsch1nidt Thermit com.
pany have now completed arrange
ments enabling them to add electric
furnace fifty per cent ferrosilicon to
the extensive line of metals and al
Toys which they supply. They have
been appointed exclusive representa-
tives and sales agents for the Keo
kuk Electro Metals company at Keo-
kuk, Iowa. This concern put into
operation in April new electric fur
mace plant located at Keokuk and
they will therefore be in an e1cep
tionally strong position to supply the
large steel plants in the middle west
| Their production for the present
Will be about 1000 to 5000 tons year
ly of fifty per cent terrosilicon
which should be Of particular interes;
to manufacturers OF basic steel.
| The officers of the Keokuk Electro
Metals company are also officers Of
the Otis Elevator company.
At the present time fifty per cent
ferrosilicon is produced by one large
company in the United States as well
as by several concerns in Canada
Before the war the alloy WAS I'm
ported from aoIoad on quite q large
scale, principally from the Scandi
navian sources, but his business has
of course, been practically discon-
tinued on account OF the difficult ship
ping situation. While steel makers
may use high silicon pig iron, by far
the largest tonnage Of the silicon Is
consumed in the form Of fifty per
cent alloy, as this Is extremely soluble
and does not tend to disintegrate in
transit.
On account Of the present scarcity
of the alloy and the high price, We
feel sure it will be welcome news to
steel manufacturers that q new and
promising company has entered this
held. AS the Goldscknhdt Thermit
company is the exclusive selling rep
resentative, all letters and inquiries
should be addressed direct to its New
York office.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-25
President Wilson Votes.

PRINCETON, N. j., April 20
President Wilson arrived at Prince
ton early this afternoon, went direct
to the polls and voted for the dele
gates who will support him in the ma
tional convention at st Louis. the
president was met at the station by
company of the New Jersey national
guard. A large crowd. including many
women, braved the raw day to greet
the president and Mrs. Wilson.
This was Mrs. Wilson's first Trip 20
Princeton since her marriage. she
did not leave the private car with tne
president, but later motored up toWn.
After voting, President wilson
planted tree along the Lincoln hien-
way, in honor of the martyred presi.
dent. Governor Fielder planted one
i'm honor of President Wilson. Speak
ers referred to Lincoln and wilson
as the two burden bearers Oh inc
nation"
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-25

CONTINUED from page IL
ing of a movement Of the bandit
back toward the north.
It was indicated that practically the
same line Of communications will be
maintained, but that the line will be
shortened.
General Pershing's columns are sup
lied for staying in Mexico until May
Is, latest war department reports
showed today. Since receipt of mes
sages, however, Pershing probably
has received additional supplies, it
was officially announced.
The department was advised the
Seventh infantry minus the Second
battalion had crossed the border at
Columbus yesterday.
An Easter Attack.
fBy n. D. Jacobs. United Press staff
Correspondent
GENERAL PERSTETNGS HEAD.
QUARTERS NEAR NAMIQUIPA.
Mexico. April 25-( Wireless to Column
bus, n. M)-Reports from the adj
vanced American base near San An
tonic Mexico, received here today,
told OF the destruction near chihuahua
OF one aeroplane. slightly injurins
Aviator Willis, and Of an Easter attack
upon a supply train in which a Mexi-
can was wounded.
The Mexican was treated at the Am
erican camp. but would give no infor.
nation regarding the attacking party.
+ Sporadic snipfng continues to be re-
ported along the communication lines
south OF Namiquipa. The small bands
scatter when fired on by the motor
truck guards. So far, the expedition
airy forces have escaped any injury
from the snipers and the supplies have
not been damaged
Pablo Lopez, who is one Of Villa ,
chief colonies, is reported Carranza
prisoner. One unconfirmed rum
stated Lopez died OF his wounds
| A sample of the rumors constantly
| reaching headquarters was brought by
/ a motor train which reported hating
at the Boca Grandes camp for con-
siderable time when 1t heard that sew
eral thousand Carranza soldiers with
/ twenty-six field guns were moving
rapidly from the west toward the Am
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-25
pro4e.t AGAINST Wilson.

DUBUQUE. Iowa, April so.-NoSa
interest is taken today in the paIaoe
and mass meeting tonight as PR
test against President Wilson's uitl-
matum to Germany on the submarine,
issue. Several bands and banners WI,
appear in the parade which is expecteu
to number several thousand Germans
irish and Americans. Following tne
parade there will be mass as
at the Grand opera house ana Aee .;,, n.
Patrick O'Dcnnell, OF Chicaeo WIZ
the principal speaker.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-25
Ford Falls Behind.

OMAHA, Neb.. April Ex-senator
Cummins' lead over Henry Ford for
the presidential preference vote of
Nebraska continues to be less than
LOCO, with returns received from all
but three counties. More than half
the counties are now complete and a
mum Der have sent in official returns.
The corrected returns give Cummins
23,76S: Ford, 22,IS6, lead for the
Iowan of 9S2.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-25
ENGLAND
Continued from page IL

societies since he turned traitor and
fled to Germany.
Reports were received here early
today Of attempts to wreck a crowded
excursion train southwest of Dublin
Railway employees who attempted to
remove a telegraph pole that had
been placed across tho track were
fired on from ambush. train car
ryine squad Of police to the scene
was deraTied
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-25
WIN Plant a Tree

WASHINGTON, April 25-Presi-
dent Wilson left at s o'clock this
morning for Princeton, n. j., to vote
in the primaries. While there he will
plant a tree along the route of the
Lincoln highway. Governor Fielder
IS also expected 30 plant a tree.
The president will return to Wash
ington this evening.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-25

With less than half of its available
farming land utilized. the United
States produces one-sixth OF the
worlds wheat. four-ninths of its
corn. one-fourth OF its oats, one
eighth of its cattle. one-third of its
hogs and one-twelfth Of it's sheep.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-25
EGYPTIAN AIR RAID

LONDON, April 25-Eight aero
planes yesterday hor1tarded and de-
stnoyed an enemy's camp near Quada,
Egypt, the war office announced this
afternoon. It was In this same region
that severe fighting between British
and native troops reeulted in evacua-
ton by British of the village Of Quada.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-25
Alarm Clock Dead.

CHICAGO. April 25.-Wm. L. Cald
well was two hours late to work this
morning because his rooster that
called him at 6 O'Clock each morning
died last night.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-25

0tock W0r&ee WoeeS.
NEW YORK. April 2s.-Prtces
continued their upward movement
on the stock exchange at the opening
today
/ United States steei opened at saY
. gain of z. westinghouse was I'D y
at ssh, and Mexican Petroleum and
UNah Copper gained a point each.
Gains OF u to 4 were general among
the war STOCKS. Marine preferred
was up tx at SO.
Traders took q moro optimistic
view pf the Berlin sitnat1on.
The more cheerful spirit amons
traders was reflected In a STEADY
climb in prices during the morning
and sales OF more chan half a million
shares, 835.00O shares OF which were
turned over during the opening hour.
United States Steel touched "a.
Marine preferred sold as high as
|e3h; Cruciole at s3A and Baldwin
at 90A- Prices were slightly under
the best at noon.
kansas City Cash Grain.
FURNISHED by Long Commission Co.
403 Main. Telephone No. 1901
KANSAS ClAY, April 25.-Wheat-
No. 2 hard, $108@114; No. hard,
$1.06 " 01.08; No. 4 hard, 99c@s105;
No. 2 red, $1.13@117; No 8 red,
$1.06@113; No. red. $1.o2.
Corn-No. 2. 7oA 07Ohc; No. 8,
6sA @701zc; No. 4. 691ac: No.
white. 7O3sc.
Oats-No. 2, 4o@41ac; No. 8. asc;
No. 2 white, 43k@44ci No. 3 white,
42043c.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-25
Ihe sembIance Of Wisdom.

Washington Post: Inc man nc
says ..absolutely!" in response 10 VI.
most casual observation soon ac4u
a reputation for profound insight
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-25
Virtue Rewarded.

Life: The teacher had told the pu-
pills the story of Washington and his
little hatchet, and had then shown
them an engraving which depicted
two small boys standing in a repent
ant attitude explaining things TO
mother"
The title Of the picture was THE
Truth Tellers,' and the children were
asked to write a composition thereon.
This was little Johnnie's effort:
One day mother left me in the
house all alone. Pretty soon Tommy
Jones came along and said let's go
swimming. My mother won't let me.
All. come on. So went. When
mother came back she said what
makes your hair so wet ] said moth
er cannot tell lie went swimming
And she said Johnnie Pm glad you
took bath
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-25

erican communication lines. THIS
motor train made the 240 miles from
Columbus to NamiQuipa in three days,
a new record.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-25

ok Sentenced TO Hang.
DEFINING, N. M, April 25.-The six
V1ll1stas convicted OF taking part In
the Columbus raid and sentenced to
die by hanging were taken to the
Santa Fe state prison today for safe
keeping. Deming and Columbus off,
cials feared Mexican plot to rescue
the men. The lawyers defending the
Villistas announced that an appeal to
the state supreme court would be talk
en-, automatically suspending the death
sentences for sixty days, from May
10. the date fixed by tho court.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-25
ENTRENCHED
IN MEXICO

CONTINUED from page -
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-25

1000: yearaing steers and heifers,
$3.50 $4,000; cows. &5.500s.25; stock
ers and feeders. $5.50@s.5o; calves,
8.75: cows and heifers, $4.0O@8.00.
Hog receipts 1900; market Zoe
higher. Mixed and butchers. ss.75p
1000; good to heavy, .9.9601O.00;
rough, S9.15@9.35: light, $9.76@9.s 90:
bulk. $9.s0@9-95; pigs. $z.50@9.25.
Sheep receipts $500: market
steady. Ewes. $7.5O@8.55; lambs.
$10.O0@11.65; wethers. $s.O0@10.75.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-25

PEORIA. ILL.,. April 25.-Corn-Mar
ket unchanged, &c higher. No. vel
low, 73@731ac; No. yellow, 100
721ac; No. 5 yellow, 7O1a@71c; No.
yellow, 69@69hc; No. 3 mixed, 800
7311c; No. 4 mixed, 72@72Ac.
Oats-Market A@hc higher. No
8 white. 43s @43Ac; No. 4 white
42Ac.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-25

Villa Located Again.
WASHINGTON, April 25.-Renewed
hope Of Villas capture arose today in
army circles upon receipt OF official
dispatches from Consul Letcher at
Chihuahua City reliably" locating the
bandit chieftain sixty miles southwest
of Satevo and west of Parral.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-01
THE FREE GIFT COUPON PLAN

This fund is given out you shape SERVUS Coupons These issued in different denominations will find with each and every bearing Each coupon represents share in this advertising by saving them you procure valuable presents listed SERVUS Gift Catalogue S6RVs is the worlds foremost profit sharing plan The SERVUS Coupons figure trading tcay everything sold in grocery They buy gifts est factory price and endeavo utilize coupons increasing the gift and values the advantage saving SERVUS Remember that although coupons sent approximately S in retail values yet through the cooperative plan of dividing the value of the unused saving SEVUS they do SERVUS Company exceed explains why SES Pure Food ducts the of Quality Popular Prices
 housewife who reads this would grocer wanted only SERVUS Pure Food long the prices would lower and lower and the quality gifts would show better values still.
 Each of the SERVS Pure Food Products is of highest quality and each one carries SERVUS Coupon somewhere either the label or in the package.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-01

This what the SERVS doing doing successfully SERVUS Food Products the market you Quality Popular Prices This that although prices they do cutting the quality Their price obtained through lar cooperative producing nanuf
 turing buying connections At the time health and table protected by sanitary packed food products free from dust dirt and contamination.
 Quality watchword the thing which they strive the Why they know that without quality they could gaining your patronage you that quality lacking goods themselves Further than this they know that have used SERVUS Pure Food Products and have recognized their Quality steady customer regardless of other inducements QUALITY FIRST FRIENDSHIP AFTERWARDS. This why they do allow single package of SERVUS Pure Food Products be sold which does not the Highest Standard of Uniform Quality.
 you single your grocer which the utmost satisfaction all have to do is pack to them their and they will refund such guaranty s behind which they stand all the me cannot possibly lose by giving SERV-US trial
 Save money in operating your household by making yours SERVUS table and have the satisfaction of knowing that item right you send back and your money will be refunded
 Next quality they must to reduce the High Cost of Lv sell their goods lower than advertised products will investigate you will find that they do sell them price All they ask for the quantity package of SERVUS and the of with package of of the nationally advertised brands of food products This immediately brings forth the question
 question Economy Advertising" they had decided policy The Best Quality Popular Prices confronted by the problem economically introducing their products They national publicity methods without adding that advertising the SEVUS Goods have adopted the cooperative plan of @ and year they put purpose lowing purpose
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-12-04
SI'
SUPERVISORS IN SESSION

The Board Of Supervisors Of Lib
County met this morning in rsga9
session at the Court House. 81
important work is to be ATTENDED
by the Board at this meeting, chit |
which is the awarding Of contrs!
for resurfacing the Humphreys Alt'
way from Greenwood to Lucas |.
and other road work in the county
The session today was taken \
with accounts, many Of which
allowed. Those present at !tSS ihs)
ing today were:. Messrs. j., y Haa1
of Beat Four and President of
Board, ]. G. Peasants, Beat 04st
S. Wilson, Beat Two, ]. !. Aonst
cry, Beat Three and s. l. Brown y
Beat Five.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-12-04

DR.. W. T. johnson attended North
Mississippi Conference at Winona' yes.
terday.
Mr.. G. H. Baker, Of Winona, was in
the city today on business and made
The Daily Commonwealth a pleasant
call. He is supt. Of Mississippi Agen-
cies for the Inter Southern Life Insur-
ance Co, and is arranging to move
his family to this city. ,5Av3. !,
kAHtA f#as
MADISON JONES ADDITIONS
CITY LOTS. SMALL FARMS
THOS. H. JONES
Phone sos. Bank Of Leflore Bldg.
~ or Kitchell Hotel.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-12-04

Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Wilburn enter
tanned at spacious Wychehurst We'd
nesday evening with a beautifully ap-
pointed Stag dinner, in farewell honor
Of Mr.. Bridgforth Wilburn, who left
next day for his new home in Green
wood.-Lexington Advertiser, 1st
inst.
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The Young Ladies' Society of the
Methodist church will meet tomorrow
afternoon with Miss Eva Hall, at the
home. of Mrs. c. E. Wright. The
young ladies will spend the afternoon
sewing for the orphans at the Or
phanage at Jackson.
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50 Mrs. William R. Humphrey, Mrs
Shelby S. Steele, Mrs. Oscar F. Bled-
soc, Jr., and Mrs. James Baird have
returned from Chicago and New York
where they have spent most delight
fully for the past two weeks, taking
in the Grand Opera and other attrac-
tons. They report a magnificent trip.
Miss Ida Belle Brame, one of
Jackson's society bellies, is the guest
Of Miss Dollie K%imbrough.
The Spurrier Studio is to be con-
graduated upon securing the servi-
ces Of Mr.. A. L. Gumbel, an exper-
fenced photographer from Lincoln,
Nebraska. They will now be able to
serve their many friends better and
more promptly than ever before. You
are condially invited to visit the
studio and examine the work done
there.
Miss Marguerite Spivey returned
yesterday to Hollondale, after spend
ing few days with Mrs. Sumter Gil
lespie.
Mrs. Cappie Craig is visiting in
North Carrollton.