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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-03-22

protection. The society is making
vigorous fight against the use of bird
plumage for hat trimmings. Sec
rotary Pearson says if the alleged
bird" is the body of real dove, the
Audubon authorities certainly are
against it's use in millinery. :
GAS long as they make these
doves out of the feathers of do
mestic birds, there can certainly be
no objection to women wearing
them" said Mr.. Pearson, sunless
perhaps it may be said that by doing
so they are encoura cling the general
subject of feather-wearing
"The feathers of wild birds cannot
be obtained unless birds are killed,
sale Mr.. Pearson, "apd therefore,
should never be worn; or the othe
hand. ostrich feathers are legi.imat /
as well as beautiful decorations and
are approved by the Audubon sol
cietiAA"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-03-22
DENMARK.
. . 9 - 80 . 80

Mrs. A. T. Houston reports the first
early chickens. We will all know
where to go for early frys.
Mrs. VanTuyle and daughter, Made
line, came home from Keokuk Friday
evening, where they had been visiting
relatives and where Madeline was
taking treatments Of DR.. Lapsley for
trouble with her ears.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. HaZen are NOV.
ed into the Hayes property.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Colvin have moved
into the Riddle property.
If we have it right, yesterday was
the first day Of spring. March will
have to quiet down some. If it goes
out like lamb, for 1t has been very
lion like. 49,
Mrs. Hem and John and Louise
attended the lecture given by Mtcheal
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-03-22
ADJUSTMENTS.
"Pudd'nhead Wilson,"

"Pudd'nhead Wilson,"
Tonight is tho last showing OF the
elightful and entirely charming Marg-
erite Clark in her extra-good comedy
lama, Seven Sisters" at the Grand,
hich already pleased many patrons.
bnight is the last chance, as It will
u be shown again.
Following on tomorrow and Friday,
lpmes Mark Twain's beloved drama,
Puddnhead WILSON, Paramountized
" the Lasky company, with Theodore
Soberts, Thomas Meighans and Flor
nee Dogmar in the principal roles. A
Sithful representation OF one OF the
lassics Of American literature produc-
with all the art Of the Lasky
ldios, "Pudd'nhead Wilson" makes
Rare treat in photoplays, combining
lodrama, love and human sympathy.
s one of the prize Paramount sub
$ and with the local interest in
TX Twain and his close affiliation
b Keokuk, in the older days, should
We of great interest here.
Pudd'nhead Wilson" occupies
que place In the annals of Ameri.
humorous literature. It's story
d to have been the first piece OF
lion which made use of the now
liliar finger-print method as
ins Of establishing identity-is
pdramatic, romantic and suffused
b deep note of human sympathy
interest. "Pudd'nhead Wilson,.
southern lawyer from whom the
TX takes it's title, is character IN
herican literature, and his crisp
Eings will live forever.
No actor Of the stage or screen Is
well suited to the role Of "Pud-
bhead Wilson" as Theodore Roberts,
herica's leading screen character
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-03-22

Attest: o. W. sANDBERG. City Clerk,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-03-22
PuzzIinq.

Mitchell Republican: The real mys-
terv. so far as American public opin-
ion is concerned, is found in the atti-
rude OF the Atlantic seaboard. Inas-
much as it would be the first to suffer
in case of war, why is it the most
DESTROYS Of war of any part of the
country? II there IS any explanation.
in good reason, for such an attitude
this paper does not know what 1t IS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-03-22

star. Mn. Roberts brings out the
subtle humor OF Wilson. who swayed
e whole community by his personality
during an exciting trial, finally estab-
fishing the innocence OF youth un-
justly accused. There is a gripping
love story through the photoplay.--Ad-
vertisement.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-03-22
Funstor's Job

Chicago Evening Post: One of the
meanest men we know is he who said
that telling Funston to get Villa" was
like telling him to find Kansas Jack
rabbit which left Emporia last week
headed north by northwest"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-03-22
ADJUSTMENTS

members present Mayor Moor
Of
and
ution
Be I Resolve Council
Of
submitted
a
be andhe same are
March9 by he
Aye oorhea
Ayes 0. Approved
s. W.
Of Of
Atet:O W.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-03-22
At the hippodrome

"The Lure Of Hearts Desire"
five part Metro wonder play, in which
Edmund Breese, the gifted and pow.
erful dramatic artist is seen n the
stellar role will be the attraction
at the Hippodrome theatre tonight
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-03-22
Official Council Proceedings

Council with
Minutes meetings of February Is and 2 1916 were
There being further Council took
T. a.
March 4, 1916. NJ
Resout
Council of the City of KeoNuk:
hereby appointed
elections be held March 18th and 27th 1916
Judge;
W. r. G. Hendricks, clerk John C. Paradice clerk
Frank Mooer, Judge;
Thos D. MoAndrew clerk; c. A Vanderhayden clerk
Erastus Layton judge Brehny Judge;
W. clerk
T. j. 1Andman, judge Judge;
L. Griffin clerk Albert r. Mundy' clerk
J. W. McEvoy judge 1ndstand Judge; M Fuller
clerk; Fred D. Fields clerk
j. c. Kare Judge; O
l. J. Wolf, clerk
H
Carl H I1emmy clerk; E. G. Gibson clerk
Aye-Moorlead, Collins Schmidt.
approved this 4h day Of March, A d. 1916
Attest: O w. sANDBERG. City Clerk
Resolution No 1888.
Be Resolve Keokuk
the City Clerk be and he hereby directed to draw the following
favor of the Keokuk Public Library
Warrant No 2s91 $500 90
Aye-Moorhead Collins, hmtdt
s. W. MooeI1EAD Mayor.
Attest: O w. sANDBERG. City Clerk
adjourned
S. W. MOoRIIBAD,
Attest: W. sANDBERG, City Clerk
N'S~;0' March g. 1915 a. M
present.
presiding Minutes Of meetings of March and 1916 read and a
Be BY City Council Keokuk:
1892 General 81
Aye-Moorhead, Collins,
Attest: O. W. sANDBGsG. City Clerk.
There being business March
1916, 9 a.
MooRF1EAD, Mayor.
Attest: o W.
members
Resolution No. 1886
the City Council of the City Keokuk
Clerk be and he hereby authorized Warrant
No Eighty
(sSo) Dollars covering four interest coupons
-Moorhead Collins Schmidt
Attest: o W. sANDBBRG
Special Nc.
Cement Machine COMPANY and the weperreS Co., th h,
sidetrack Bank between Third Fourth
@ Special Ordinance No. ALL be- placed upon its
Special
Especial Ordinance No. AZ.
IeeC
Be o o
assigns privilege
Bank
a
n
hereof ar 70
this
O
ins, hmidt
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-18


DR.. u o. CoI6c, t1e noted cculist
and auTist Of Des NCiles. Iowa, will
Make his next visit to Rock Island at
lie Harper house Tuesday. Aug. %.
one day 'only. DIT. Coffee states that
oF11g 0 the state fair being at Des
Ao!Ees the last ten days Of August he
can only be here one day on this trip.
tie will see patients from o'clock in
tie morning until 9 o'clock at night,
Al day long. This will give him plenty
e time 70 see all patients and treat
len. and all new patients that wish
70 try his treatment
D. Coffee has been making trips 70
ROCK Island for nearly three months
e2d has been most successful. having
1ao verv large number Of patients
al the tine. lie has Strengthened
gIeat many cases Of cross ayes. he
eoes ills in flva minutes without dan
&c. CT pain and the patient can sit and
talE 10 hin while he is doing ii. He
aas treated over 20 cases Of -adenoid
ssoNtas and tuIOrs in chiIIren's nose;
IL Goes this lu two minutes without
pan o. cll0rG.O-u. He has success
ie-y treated q great many cases of
acute ana chronic eye disease and fail
lg sight with his new Absorption
@assage method Il dissolves and
e7aEs away cataraccs. scums. growths,
s.4aalate1 lids, Inflammation and III
IS. and Il restores sight TO weak
e'ts and makes them strong He has
s@s-esstdl!y treated great many
ea'eS q severe deafness. some Of them
= ueat IN one o. both ears they could
~ near very loud talk. Some of these
eAsts naa been to the best doctors they
191-4 IND and were told that their
- vas lnCGra Hic-tlat their hear
Is could not be restored. He has sue
,sssailllF treated q great many cases
Csssrrh. Many people believe ca
an Is an incurable disease. DR. Cof-
- says the reason Of that is that
-y-FIA Is constitutional disease. You
sc 70 treat the nose and head and
tuition. YOU have to get it out of
= blood. Eis treatment gives imme-
80 relief 10 people suffering with
-@1arrh. He has treated a great many
- OF ulcers Of the ears. sore throat,
49, read noises for patients that
- - suffered with them for years. He
-. l-ls vita this remarkable new
,e~iAeaf o. his he wants every per
ssst. N+-@- +tag NHfA eye diseases anu
ing sight, deafness. head noises and
disease, or catarrh. to come to him
~. VIII give them his opinion and
4. -. Iaem one time free to show how
- MEDICINES act ana why IL cures
80 ether treatments fail. This
-e2t JIG mild I'D is new and some
~ different from anything that you
~ ever used, DR.. Coffee was deaf
1Se.I and he restored his own hear
- He says he thinks 80 per cent Of
r.. Ieses OF deafness are durable. If
h. s4I'eT 1itl any Of the above tTou-
le. 4et alm on lls next visit here II
49, 49, you Hcthing 10 get his opinion
~ ais ne" treat ment. He has had
j, wars experience in treating eye,
So =, nose and throat diseases and has
sss,!esst ally treated cases around this
- a'-9A Tor over - years. Remember
4ale, Tuesday, Aug. %. from 8 a.
g,.9 2. n-one cay only. Send
.a.s~1 % people that you know are SUI
i,s.s Give them q chance 10 try this
~. 4elt For further information
Isr lis Dr.. ". o. Coffee, Des Moines,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-18

Miss Mary Lee returned home FIJI
dav after spending several weeks with
Mrs. Alta Morgan Cooley at Spring
field. S. y.
WfI De BorI ard sen George were
Rock Island visitors Monday.
Miss Carrie Cooper returned nome
Monday from AlcG9 and Viola, WneFe
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-18

Ella and Clara, returned home Satur-
day after visiting at the homes of
frank Mcfarland and VIII De Bprd.
Miss Grace De Bord and brother
Charles accompanied them home for a
weeks visit.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-18

Hiram Cooper and family visited
with Miss Ona Miller at Matheryiue
Sunday.
Miss Emily Swartout is visiting at
the home of Andrew De Bord OF Mount
Pleasant, Iowa
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-18

she made a short visit with Mrs Jen-
ME Gridley and Mr. and Mrs. John
Tary.
Miss Mary Brandberg of Coal Val
leg spent from Friday until Sunday
with Miss Mllucent Boyles.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-18

Prentice Haistead's house was
struck by lightning during the eleS-
tricaI storm Thursday night NJ
house was not damaged 10 any great
extent
Arthur Kruger and sisters, Misses
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-18

Alex De Bord and George Taylor
motOred 10 Mount Pleasant. Iowa,
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Cooper Wis
tied from Friday until Sunday with
Amos Dunn and family OF Keithsburg.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-29

known tp the federal employment
bureau, through their state agencies,
or direct, ana the want wrs supplied
No fuss no noise but il works. w
workinE now and is ro1DhiuE into
every state in the union.
The Wilson administration has
been the first. since TINS hocamc o
great nation. that has sought lutolli-
gently for ways to make ~" govern
ment Of service TO the people Ina thoir
daily lives. to bring government ana
IN" government tremendous agencies
Tor good down into immediate pcrson.
al touch and 81 immediate pcrsunal
service to John smith and sam Patch
II has not only tried. IL Ma don. Il
In every department ono finds coop
"rHtiV" effort OF the kind Illustrated
dhut" iu active. successful operation
In thc department uf commerce b. IN.
bureau ~ business. opening now
fields uf trade. aud IN the depart
in"ni 81 agriculture "A wholly new
spirit ana a wholly new knd of SORE
sc 'Niste Wherever you go IA thu
government departments you ma q
dropping of the old forms and formal
tiles and red tape aud shuma. nud 10
thoir at"ad an eager. Intelligent dcsirc
serve, to help, to 10, m tuucn:
based upon a thoroughly offioi.utl
systcm.
The change appears to have escaped
Hughes ANA the Republican polti
'al orators, but 1t has not escaped the
eopl"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-29
HAVE FOUND
WAY TO GET MONEY FOR
THEIR OLD CURRENCY

McNIc" CITY Aug. ~. The d%.struc-
ton of the so-c'ilcd Vera cruz Issue
81 Mexican currency and the issuance
OF IA" now paper money known as
'intalsiiic1b lo. have made the gov
orumcut printing office one OF the
busiest spots 100 Mexico. The Vera
cruz bulls. owe 900. 900 worth OF
which have been destroyed. are cut
into strips In "A hydraulic press. trans
formed into pulp and made into card.
board and p~Hstboard OF which there
is great scarcity. This product finds
"a ready sale and It * possible that
tho government may also destroy old
documents To- produce material tor a
government box factory I'm the near
future.
Tho department. now - working a.
high pressure To turn out the new
mtal~ihcahle s. bills. surcl, needed
because Of thc scarcity Of small
change. Not only the modern presses
but even m" old hand prcss.s are be-
ing utilized To expedite the work.
Tn" tremendous quantity Of stamps
ana post cards printed under the Ilu-
erta regime are being rcNalIdated by
the impress II 4 special die changing
the denomination.
The stamping ont of copper coins
has been begun and n ia announced
this ~ to be followed shortly by the
coinage OF both gold and silver.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-29
SERIOUSLY
NOW Of BUILDING
%SUDCHAMMEL TUBE
France Has Taken All Necessary
Steps to Enter Into Negotiations
With Britain for Tunnel Join.
ing Their Shores.

Paris. AuE. 90 France has taken
an 10" necessary si.ua to- enter iutu
negotiations with Iuglnnd 80 buili
Jointly a tunnel under the Fnrlish
channel 10 connect inc two countries.
the long talked Of project which the
war has revived becluec % has dem
oustraicd ~ nothius elise could the
value uf IA" tub, to- 10Th countries.
HAD the tunnel h.,u ~ existence
during h present conflict " would
have been of immcasurahlc value go
England and Franc. for the trans
p%ortaiion Of troops and supplies aud
would have liberated French aud
British war vessels from one If their
.bi gRcst tasks.
Tho plans were outlined hS Il. Sar-
tlauN, chief engineer az the Nurd
Railway company. who ~ on" ct the
strongest advocates OF the project lie
said.
The tunnel will cost fiG 200. 600.
hall ot which would bee born" by Eng
lane and hale 10y France. Each coun-
try would bore one hall OF the tunnel.
We'll Britain is spending iust now
i 100000 pounds per day and Francc
,u0UuOn pounds so ,hnt two DAVIS
wartime expenditure OF both coun-
,rios wonld moro than cover the cost
OF making the tunnel
1T il proposoa To make two tun-
,els. ono for tr,frc f-,p France tn
England another for traffic from Eng
land tu France. Some people seem
tn think a cros~.chnun,l tunnel might
In. a hanger bccaus. b. m.ent ran into
IA hands If TIA. enemy To capture
IN. French end would not nr am easy
task The mouth OF the tunnel on
rarouch soil would he. ton miles from
tho coast and IN order OIL. reach a. the
enemy would have 10 capur Calais.
ma Negotiate three intervening hills
nr an n.ernce height of $50 fo,t.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-29
AIMING TO SECURE FULL
RIGHTS FOR THE JEWS
LIVING IN ALL LANDS

New York, Aug 2i-Chuugcs IN
the aims aud policies of tho proposed
American Jewish congress were sub
mitt,d yesterday 10 10 referendum Of
the members uf the urganizAtIons.
The purpose of tho rongrc-s, the
commlttc" suggests. shall be to de-
Tine the methods whereby, In COOP
Grafton with The Jews of The world,
fun rights may bee secured Tor the
Jews Of all lands. and AN laws dts
criminnting against them may bee ah-
ropatod II br.us understood that the
phrase "iull rights is deemed To m
,Iudc. First, ,tll, religious, uud po-
htlcal rights; second, wherever the
various peoples ~ ldnds are, ana may
have separate group rights. the con
fcrriug upon the Jews of the lhndS
an,c',d by such rights. II desired hN
them, AS determined aud ascrrin ned
ty the congress, and, thtrd. TIA" Sc
curing of protection of jewish rights
Iu Palestine
4 vote ls also asked on the follow
iug:r
Empowering of the committee call
ing the conference" with rights lu hN
the representation from jewish or
ganiAatIuus holding OF the congress
before the end of the EuropruH war
az "a inns hNcd by the %osrcuiiN" com
mIttcc. aud incrcns, at the executive
committee from 80 to ltu mcmh'ra.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-29
FACTORY IN ENGLAND
WHERE WOMEN BUILD
GOVERNMENT AIRCRAFT

London, Aug. 29.-"SomcW her" IN
England there Is i goycruIUout fac
tory where acroplancs, often called
the eyes of the army are built almost
exclusively by m
In one large shed alone women are
engaged In making tents to house the
machines. the wings of which other
women In an adjoining shed cover and
paint.
In one machirc shop women are en-
gagged IN wclding parts of tho ma
chiues-an extremely difficult and del
cate work. which requires much pa
tlon"c, concentration u SIKH. In
other shops women are engaged upon
Ircsstool work. rough Ming. repetition
milling. capstau lathe work, string
sewing aud small wood work. The
women are Also employed upon the
inspection of stores ana vanishing al
woodwork.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-29
SEVERE PUNISHMENT


Nj. Airy, N. C.-Mrs. Sarah N. Chap
peli OF this town, SAYS: 81 suffered TOT
i've years with womanly troubles, also
stomach troubles. and my punishment,
Mas mere Than any could tell.
tired most every kind OF medicine.
but none did me any good.
read one day about Cardui, the wo-
mans tonic, and l decided 10 try It ]
had not taken but about 81, bottles ur'il
] was almost cured. II did me moro
good than all the other medicines ] had
hied. put together.
Ny friends began asking me why !
looked SO well. ard | told them about
Ciftui. Several are now taking IT,"
DO you, lady reader, suffer from ATTY
ol the ailments due to womanly trouble,
Gnch as headache. backache. %sidcachc,
eleeplessness. and that evesiastingly tired
'eelingp
II so, LEI US urge you TO give Cardui a
trial. We 'eel confident Il will help you,
Just as Il has a million other women ~
the past hall century.
Begin taking cardul to-day. You
~cn't regret Il. All druggists.
H,hn 70, Chattanooga usdlsins Co. tatIst
td'soty DsH chattanooga Tenn. ieI az -.
eW,snnsss oaxcsr oass snd et-pase eoo.b hene
Jrsaanen f~ vsoen." v nieo vveewi' ~ is'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-29

IN" factory whcre 'hoN VIII correct
II ti"u"iy "lih"ut 'li'E''
\ T." ~ I"if' tia'l"' '"u'nnn'
J. Nhat o. NJ '""u''''"h "'tW'"h
IA" NATIONAL nm" NSN" liii"n aih
h 'uil"d states '"N'ih""nl
Ans. Th'r" o. 90" dii''l connection
II ""lh" h'' way 'h' war l''i''f'
mont has "rHinla'd Wl'l iN |n""u ~"
Ih' N'li"uHi h"'rh Tor 'n' 'I"'''-
non "i i'iIl' fracture T'r f-'l-ttu'
Recorder oi ihlH h"''' Of -i'J"t 'h''-
ur- WI" IS aus" 'h' r"'ai OF '"'
N"'"'lnh lHll' N'-'''''''h. " S''"l'
sou "' '"''i'''nt." '"' '"'F are
Ut'' i' "'', l"'' nae f'"'
=. our cum wants To- th'ut d nti'h
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-29

any last word Ice necessary from,
l. uswspapcr supporters to thc
4 b, uiueratio party ct Sew Mexico ~
10 rnr. .utp It's uumiuntisg convention
lu santa ~, tomorrow, 1t probably
would Dol, the brief admonition Take
Yuur Time
There has been no wild scramble
fut doirgHtcs on the part ot any Demo
.i1t Th,ro has been no Wild chasing
about the state herd delegates, deals
ing with lcndcrs. hortcring and trad
Iur for convention support. such
Democrats ns have become ayowcd
candidates Tor nominations AVE con-
t,ut,I themselves with diguifod an
uoun,cnont ~ that fact They hay
thereafter loft their respective cause
Goo The good judgment ol the conven-
non and in c,ety ease bee II aid To
their credit. With The distinct under
standing that 10 a better man nu
available ho should O., nominated.
Thore be- nothing NJ weakness. per
souiI ct party. in his attitude no AK
ur confidence .of Democratic victory.
Th, desire Tor TIA, nomination Is easel.
Men want the place un the Demo-
,rI... rDh,t because tnoy arr COM
.uy,l 30 VIII win But the selfish at
ttudc ct practically every man rom
mated 90 the Republican ticket
winch said iu effect take me or IN
knife you and your ticket. is who'll
lu.N King VA the Democratic party %
600 uuW about To assemble.
Therefore eincc the personal ambi.
ton element Is well In cheek. since
there i4 no tendency To- stampede
aiuD, there is uu necessity for stam-
p,dr or precipitato action on the part
cot ANY y,udidat. or the friends Of amy
,oujdato taxi, your time.
Of three days are necessary 10 dctoi.
mine on the right KIND OF men Tor the
various offices, take three days, or
four. or even five.
The Republicans are not going To
'uu away with anything this week or
raNt They have troubles OF their own
They can gain no advantage from n
long Democratic convention. They
would have done better had their
,wu convention extended over II week
instead of forty eight hours OF per-
soually conducted battle.
Let the Democrats Of New Mexico
remember this fact. The people OF
Now Mexico, regardless OF party now
look TO you to place before them n
Ticket composed Of men. throughout
which they can support with II clear
conscience, with willingness ana with
confidence that the election of those
men mea sound state government
ana decent representation IN congress.
some few people there were who
hoped aEains, hope for such "A ticket
from the Republicans. They have been
previously disappointed.
Therefore II is up to tho Democrats
OF this state. as they assemble to-
morrow. To recall that ther work ~
not tor the party alone. tina IL is ne,
for uny individual. but tNat II is for