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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-06-23
Cream, Filling

One. fourth cup sit7ed -four; ! tea
spoonful salt; cup hot max; egg,
beaten light; ! cup sugar; I tedspoo'Jat
vanilla extract; ounce chocolate.
Mix -four and salt with a very little cold
milk; stir into the hot milk and cook ten
minutes; add the chocolate and stir until 1t
is melted and evenly blended with the flour
mixture, then beat in the egg mixed with the
sugar, and lastly the vanilla.
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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-06-23
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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-06-23

sion the English war office has settled
the sex of the Zeppelin. Hereafter
the war office will refer to the Ger
man dirigible as "he" or him" in off,
citl statements.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-06-23
Pitched Eioh

st. Louis Globe-Democrat: With a
scholar and a gentleman at the head
of each ticket, we may hope that
good temper will be preserved
throughout the campaign. We're all
Americans.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-06-23
-FOUR BIG CHURCH
IN union SERVICES
st. PauIs, Westminster, First congre.
gationaI and United Presby-
terrain to Co
operate.
JULY My
Meetings May be Extended Through
Month Of August-First Service
Sunday Evening.
July 2.
UNION SERVICES.

July 2-United Presbyterian.
Rev. Frank G. Beardsley
July e.-St. PauI's Evangelical.
Rev. n. 3. McElree.
Juiy 16.-First congregational.
Rev. &. 3. Newcomb, D. ..
July 23.-Westminster Presbyter-
Ian.
Rev. A. c. Ernst.
July 3O-United Presbyterian.
Rev.'J. c. Hughes.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-06-23

A young woman in Eflusham, Kan,
has bet S25 that she will get married
this leap year, and she Put up the
money.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-06-23

Philadelphia's cleanup Week ooss
the taxpayers $4,000 IN clsposihs u
&c. 900 yards of refuse.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-06-23

Though a battleship is a she" an
airship is he" After some discus
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-12-15
EGGLESS COOKING
st. Louis Housewives Aid Boycott and
Save Money

save money
st. Louis, Mo-, Dec. 15,-In these
history-making days of the egg 6ov-
colt, the woman who complies eggless
cooking recipes is second in import-
ance only to the housewife who re
fuses to encourage the high cost of
living by buying eggs.
Miss Efale Brown, head of the
domestic science department at the
Young Women's Christian Association
says the cook who says she cant cool,
and bake without the use of eggs
knows little of the science of cookery
There are eggless dishes for prac-
tically every course on the menu To
day my class of fashionable matrons
learned to make several appetizing
salad dressings" she declared.
1T is very simple. You Just cook
together two teaspoonfuls of butter
and three tablespoonfuls of flour. Add
cup of sweet cream and let the mix
ture boil tve minutes, stirring all the
time. Remove from fire and stir i'm
one-half cup of sour cream. the Juice
of lemon, a little salt and sugar to
taste. Allow the dressing to get
cold.
''It is a splendid substitute for egg
and oil mayonnaise and is particularly
good with fruit salad.
For the holidays, nothing is more
appropriate in these days when every
housewife is endeavoring to reduce
the high cost of living than this egg
less. milkless, BUTTERFLIES cake with
eggless. white mountain icing:
"A-For the cake, take one cun of
brown sugar, one cup of water. two
cups of seeded raisins, one-third cup
of lard, one teaspoonful of ground
cinnamon. one teaspoonful of ground
cloves, little nutmeg and a pinch
of salt ......,.
"B-Two cups of flour, one-balf
tablespoonful of baking powder and
one teaspoonful of baking soda. Sift
flour twice before measuring.
Boil the ingredients under "A in
saucepan for three minutes and let
cool Then stir in the ingredients un
der B. Bake in loaf in a moderately
slow oven until it begins to draw from
the sides of pan"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-12-15
COMPENSATE MAN
HURT IN FIGHT
Employer Liable For Injuries
Received in Row Over
Work

Compensation for injury in an al
tercation arising between foreman
and an employe over the way work
was being done should be compensat-
ed according to a decision given last
evening by Compensation Commits
sioner James w. Leech in an unusual
case arising from Miffiin county.
Jesse w. Deering, Lewistown,
sprainind an ankle in a dispute with
n line foreman of the Penn Central
Light and Power Company and was
awarded compensation. Mr.. Leech
says: THE conclusion by the referee
that at the time of the accident the
employe was in the course of his en-
ployment is. however, involved in his
award. and there may be some doubt
as to whether this conclusion of fact,
or law and fact is fully justified by the
circumstances of the case. 1t is rea-
sonably clear thatthe accident and
resultant injury occurred before the
claimant was discharged and had left
the employment in which he had been
engaged for the defendant company,
since Immediately before he fell off
the wagon it appears he was handling
tools and materials belonging to the
is sufficient to sustain the finding
that at that time he was in the course
of his employment True, not every
injury which results from a quarrel
between employees can be said to have
occurred in the course of their en-
ployment, as frequently by the per-
sonal nature of the quarrel. the par
ties take themselves out of the course
of employment. but in this case the
dispute seems to have been about the
method in which the work was done
by the claimant. The other question
raised 10y the defendant is that the
injury was caused by an act of a third
person intended to injure the claimant
because of reasons personal TO him and
not directed against him as an en-
ploye or because of his employment.
The conclusion of the referee as
sumes that the action of the foreman
which seems to have resulted in the
injury, grew out of the employment
itself and was prompted by his rela-
ton and connection with the work
and that of the Claiment with the
work, and not on account of an indie
pendent and purely personal motive
or reason entertained by the foreman
against the claimant. Doubtless there
was a personal element in the anger
which he exhibited at the time of the
accident. but it can hardly be con-
tended that the claimant would have
suffered the injury he did suffer had
not the particular disagreement arisen
about the work in the course of the
employment"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-12-15
Woman Routs Burglar
With Coffee Percolator

st. Louis, Mo, Dec. 15.-Mrs. Tony
Schuler, wife of the Republican COM
mitteeman of the Sixth ward, yester
day routed by brandishing a coffee
percolator burglar she surprised in
her home at sos A South Fourteenth
street.
Mrs. Schuler was in he cellar talk
ing to the washwomar when she heard
noise. She ran upstairs and picked
up a coffee percolator. She saw a
man running out of the house and
pursued him on the street. hut he
escaped. Fifteen dollars was missing
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-12-15
Vineland Pussy Rides
For Hours in Flywheel

Fineland, \. j., Dec. 15.-The cat
came back at the borough power
house but it was hardly recognizable.
Kitty went to sleep in the fiywheel,
and soon found herself revolving AT
the rate of $50 times a minute.
She Kept up the battle for life all
day and evening, and when released
had done over 500 miles. She was
soaked with oil inside and out, and
was a wreck, but will recover.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-12-15
PLANNING NIUMNIER PARAnE

Halifax, Pa, Dec. 15.-People who
are interested in having a mummers'
parade in Halifax on New Years day
are requested to attend a meeting in
the Gazette office this evening at Z
O'Clock for the purpose of hearing
public opinion in regard to the matter
If it is decided to hold a parade, a
committee will be appointed to solicit
funds for prizes and make arrange
ments.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-12-15
Manxmen Killing Rats
at Four Cents a Head

London, Dec. 15.-Many residents
of the Isle of Man are making a good
living these days by killing rats It's
a new business started since the Legis
lative Council of Manx passed a bill
from the House of Keys, providing for
dead rat
The bill was passed in an effort to
eXterminate rodents from the Isle of
Man.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-12-15

Harrisburg,
Penna.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-18
III HUGH s. FULLERTON.


strengths Of outfelders seldom shows
dirercnces are. they ar. large enough TO
mean game ~ two a season Won or
lost. ana IN close race a game or two
- whole lot. Il. member. too. that
lhere - liable TO b. Just that kind OF
race this season. II looks as II six
OF the clubs have corkinE chances to
be up In the nght all the way and one
or the others. Pittsburgh. refuses to
remain = negligible quantity.
THIS refusal OF Pittsburgh to he sat
ished TO remain down makes the task
OF coping the clubs az this stage Of tho
game harder than ever Her I am fig
uring. calculating and workins out The
Values OF each man. and down Their. at
fittsburgh and Hot Springs Dreyfuss
ana callahan ar" busy trying to buy.
Deg. borroW or steal players to strength n
On the weak spots. whether they can
90 ~ or not remains 90 b. seen They
nave improved the club nearly a hum
drcd points since I started TO work out
me dope and they may unset my figures
iurthsr- However. such changes as
th"N mako Pre- badly will b. made in
tlme 10 h. included Ia the nnai fg-
II Is not very hard to select tho hest
left fielder in IN. National Ieas.,,,.
~" - George Burns. of tho Giants. nor
am surprised To- find that Rosfon
ranks second. Staiiings' outtield al
WAYS ~ "A tough one 10 dops-he kaeps
N"itching 50 much. changing men iron,
,ttII '" Held. 50 that I have had 10
hkur" composite on an three t.si-
irons. However. find This docs not
al.y t th' hsur'S greatly ia any one
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-18
STOGIES PREPARE
FOR BIG SEASON
MAJOR LEAGUE TEAMS ARE BEING
SCHEDULED FOR ExHIRI-
TON GAMES.

Top. ShrNcr, business manager 81
Tie Mhet ling Athletic Association. is
quite busy these days arranging a. busy
trctntug season Tor thc Stogiss and
'uaElng Preparations Tor the opening or
the ~uriuE training season. In addition
q" This h - arranging games with sew
"ral Of tn" major league teams. and has
all adN closed with tho Cincinnati Reds
Toy e game on MAY 30. There be- also
probability that the Chicago White
soN al com" here for gam. hut n
played u Will take place September 3.
Frank NCSp". the hustlinC little Soc
"nd sack'r Of tho 1918 team. yesterday
sent az his signed contract He brings
thc list Of iun.idcrs up 10 tive. and
thor" ar" as SET several To be heard
from With practically all ct the last
season inn"ld from which To choose.
and some additional material that IL re-
Gut'd @" %. fast. there Is little doubt
~ IN" class n Tho inner works
Manager HARRY smith is due 20 report
Wiihtn a Few days, and from that tim.
on IN" boys VIII h, Out for their spring
training. smith H. due her. about
March -. and viii take active charge
oi n" players Immediately on his r.
porting. Not many DAYS until tho old
familiar cry Of Play B-a-w-i o."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-18
CONTEST WAS ONE OF FASTEST
EVER SEEN ON OHIO
SIDE FLOOR
B<aiatre Scored First But old cold and
Blus Soon Took Lead and Main
tanned Il Througho

Tho Mheeling high school boys has
."t bail team last evening defeated Bel
lalrs. on the lattcrs floor. by the score
OF % 10 30. IL was one OF the best
Games ever seen Ina the ohio town. aud
was extremely hard fought. The E.l-
l2lrc boys shot two field goals during
me FIRST minute OF play. They started
with a rush. but the old Gold and Blu-
defenders came hack strong and quick
~ cvened matters. They took the lead
after about ten minutes Of fast play slsd
were never headed during the rcmainaer
OF the game.
During NE first half. Pracht and Ritz
DID wonderful work and In the last
session; Rosenberg. Creighton and War.
.tuel all came back strong and shot
bask.ts from all corners OF the floor
For Bellairc. Wagner and Mack did the
bulk OF the work. Wagner threw seven
ncld goals while Mack Gagged four.
The pretninary game was played be-
tween the Bellairc and Wheeling senior
teams aud was won by the latter by IN,
score of 20 TO i6.
This evening. the girls teams of
Wheeling and Beilaire. will clash In
their second game OF the season. n
Is expected TO prove another fast con-
test.
The score:
whosling-35 Beliaire-3o
iN'SthpefS s.--. -s........ wagner
Right Forward.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-18
BO|LS AND P|MPLES
DANGEROUS; S.S.S.
YOUR REMEDY
Standard for Fifty Years.

Modern science has proven that boils
snd csrbuncles. pimpies and unsiEhtly
skin olotches are the danger signals OF
diseased blood. Scsly skin and itching.
Of Eczema Scrofula- rs-hes-all skin
diseases are aggravated by bad blcsd-
IT. the infected blood that dangerous.
Don't wait FOR the boils. l. you have
pimples aud biotches. take instant ac-
tion. Pimpie5 tell YOU that your blood
8 filled with impurities You must
wash out you- blood. strengthen ane
stimulate 70 90 healthy action with Ma
lures own blood tonic = ). : II 10
The standard blood purifier Of the world.
Don't US any drugs. don't use oint-
ments AMI salNes. y. :. :. reaches the
blood. drives olt the impurities. Il
makes healthy perspiratlou-the poison
IS literally swcated cut through the
skin. Bois. blotchcs. Eczema and the
Scrofula indications disappear. Il does
what sslvss ana lotions can never do
u goes To the very root 81 the trouble b.
reaching the blood. Your skin become.
clear and YOU soon feel the viEor Of IN.
retutn Of perfect health $ :. = Is
purely vegetable. You con get 10 at am
crucElsts. but you wust take : $ $
let Us tel You about blood disess sees
Writ" Tor book or Facts. w hat the Mir
ror Tells" II yours BE- 4 Ioug-stardIpg
case, write fo- expert advice to swift
Specific Co. Atlanta. Ga
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-18
Doping the 1916 Baseball Season With Hugh S. Fullerton
xn-NAT1oNAI LEAGUE F1E1DERs


Nou fans perhaps will think ! figure
sherry Mage too low. To explain this.
nes sq@ mat dS a SSt esteem s MsSyS
credited with being re Is a great in
dividusl player. "a poor team player both
at bat and GA the bases. and he de-
through his influence. Magce perhaps
can play hall almost we'll a. Cobb
~ ~ a d,S 90, to play 4 ne MAGE way, gu,
last year. He constantly mixed IN team
play wifi men ON bases hit the wrong
ball. let the right one 80 over. and made
hits after the runners had been caught
through his failure TO protect them.
Unless he learns to fit into the team
a far inferior man would be. Let u
hope he discoveries that he cannot play
the game alone. good as he Is. II he
doesn't discover IL. Stsllings will tell
MIN and telling sherry anything means
an uproar. That's the way q fellow has
to talk about his friends in this game
and deems lens Mad Figured Non ' KoIT
nitz into some games. and In Chicago =
case found ~ impossible TO keen
from figuring that schultz will be both
OF Thinkers present Partially for his
Federal lcaguers. think he will find
that Fl9ek - not quite a. good in the
National lie Is a grand little ball
player.
Pittsburgh has lacked driving power
in It's outficld for two years now. and
evidently ~ striving to got some there.
l am tipped that there l. whale Of a
prospect in Gene Madden. a recruit from
Texas, who walloped the PHI all over
the Lone star state last year and was
tipped to no fewer than five clubs.
Brooklyn also has a youngstor who H.
certain 10 break into some games hut
Tear not enough 20 make his effect on
the dope. That ~ Gene Levden. the Co
lunhla University man. who broke into
the international last year and hit 80.
Funny thiug-they say ne lacks spccd.
while al school ne was toutcd a. a
speed demon.
had g. calculate another composite
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-18

al st. Louis. for Bescher. poian ard
perhars smith will break a in left. =
iisure Mhitted in Practically all the
games for the Champions. hut put Good
IN his place twciV, Zines Coed will do
n lot or subbing around the outfield be-
IS cause r % his speed However, whit,ed
more brains and il a better hall PLAYER
man they usually credit him with be-
ing. In TACT ! think Moran today pre-
We have also 70 consider three old
trends who are trying again Jimmy
brooklyn. He can hit especially AGAINST
weak pitehing. but - not strong enough
n tommy "a bsan Is 80, g Try again az cipcin-
luck. / figure Johnston will get a
others do not figure to AFFECT the aver
Burns and Connolly really are the only
the circuit. The others have faults that
are serious. no matter how one studies
them. Carey of PITTSBURGH. - the best
fielder. but cannot hit enough to stay
out there regularly. and his co-workers
cut down Pittsburgh's fielding figures
considerably.
The peculiar thing about these LETT
tielders Is the mildness OF their attack.
The average individual on a team should
figuring) or one-ninth OF the total team
batting. Now the pitchers and catchers
only hit about $50. and to hold up the
ought to he scored between nine and ten
xiNty-thirds Of the team batting
strength. Yet here arc fellows scarcely
above their allotted 7-s3 Brooklyn's LETT
fielders ought 20 hit better than they
did last year. because they are naturally
better than that. hut there - not much
chance to do better unless Callahan
finds n sluggcr TO hit for Carey.
Tomorrow we N study the American
league left ncidcrS. Il Will be inter
esting. for 1 suspect wen find more
class there.
Copyright. 1916. By The Wheeler
Syndicate. fnc.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-18
HEYMAN is COACH
f0fer "ssh-Jeff Star Has Been
Shossn 90 Direct Football Next
Season at Bethany College.

ihi"il hftiun t'n"ling here ~ Co Tho
effect that Fred t'tNranu former Nash
i"ii. star, has been selected as coach o.
the l'l' bethany football team. Iev-
nan N"- chosen from among the fol-
lowing applicants Tor "a. f..4Ift.r. .t.nb..
Thomas. former Michigan and ". y. =
STAR. and Coach lNllcI .I tho fqI.
,'hi" Yves 'N3u team IicN maa IL will
~ remem bored is tho former forward
pass shooter "f IN Foiwoii machine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-18
RUSH RUN WANTS GAME.
Have Organized Fast Semi-Pro. Tteam
and Are booking Contests

Tho Rush Run base hall team has or
EHniz'd Tor the season ana is now ar
ranging FOR games. They expect to piav
some - IN" fastest teams Ia the Wheel
ing district. and claim they will hav. 4
nine mat wtil make "a strong hid for the
championship OF the valley. Clubs wish
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-18
UNION HIGH WINS
DOUBLE-HEADER

The Union hiCh school first and Sec
"hv pa k"t bail teams last evening de
second quintet. The first game resulted
pa n victory for the Union bows Ly M.
gam" than thr score shows Al IA. Tr,l
on th' hrst halt the score stood Il To- L.
nut in Tho second half the Union bows
ilnr bscH strong and won handilv In
th' second game IN. Ii,nwood second
,''th had an easy time trouncing the
,,inNiN second squad by the score of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-18
DAVE SAYS:

Every American soldier in
Mexico with a GOOD gun is
worth mt least two MeXicans.
Every Kraus suit, to which
is added an extra pair of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-18
T. D. H. S. GIRLS
AND BOYS WIN


The. Triadelphla district boys ana
girls basket ball teams won their games
last night. The boys trouucsd the
bridgeport boys by the score OF 30 10
IL while tho girls team defeated tho
bridgeport lassIcs by the score OF II to
q. These contests wer. played on the
floor of Wheeling park casino and were
attended hy the largest crowd OF an.
season. The girls contest was bv Tar
th, most interesting OF thu evening.
Tine lineup.
t. D. II. SIS Badgeport-lo
7'''''' $500 i;i.ht Forward. 600 "''s'"
\ ltInIs sullivan
Lott Forward.
if'ihN .s.....s..- .-...ss.... sun
Center.
Right Guard
Left Guard.
suusttutons ParNns Tor smith.
Costello for Nichols and McAfee Tor
Hannah.
summary
I..iu Goldsmith :. Nichols L..
Beams e. Jackson .. Hannah lark6 IS
90. Costello B. Wilson i. Porter -.
StItt D.
GOALS from foul-Nichols .. Beans &.
Wilson g Costello ].
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-18
ST. GAINESVILLE AND
GAINESVILLE SPLIT

Special Dispatch 20 The latcll.sCnccr.
ENE-NII.I.T. o.. Narrh l.-Ths
So. ClairsvlI' boys and girls divided
houore here tlis evening when the visit
luc boys defeated the home team by the
score %. 40 to 10. Tho girls game was
one II the best ever seen on tho local
floor and ended - u c-tp-S victory FOR
Enrut-tfrr. being decided during the
last minute Of play.
The lineup
81. Clnirsv.lie-f9. BarnesviIie-le
SUhtfffr ....-..... ........... ..... Iiagan
Right Forward.
Sidcbottom ...---.---..-...... Smith
Lett Forward.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-18
Kraus Trousers

is worth at least two ordi-
nary suits for general wear.
Add an extra pair of Kraus
trousers to your outfit while
prices are reduced to these
figures:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-18
ELLIOTT WINS FROM
SHADYSIDE GIRLS

The Elliott girls won their first gam.
last evening ou tho y. "a e. y apnr
boz defeating fha Shadyeids elris by 90
ssur. 81 D. 90 o.. Tho Same was won
hy fhe good PLAYING u ffhs local guards
George and ATrl. CUTE. 10 tht last fafn.
played between these teams fho locals
we're defeated. Another gume viii o.,
PLAYED in the near future.
Following i- tb- lineup.
EInott-l5. Shadyside-s.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-18
WHEELING BOYS TAKE FAST GAME
FROM BELLAIRE BASKET TOSSERS
Summary

Goals from field o. Rosenberg a:
Pracnt q Creighton ]. Marmuci . Ritz
4. Wagner :. Mack
Goals from foui-BoscnberE 6; Wag-
ner kompart =
Eefcrcc-Watkfn o. East Liverpool
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-18
Prclinl Game.


Goals from fsld-Deans .. UIz~n s.
wilson I. Davis 8. hinkemill,r a.
Citizen 4.
Goals from foul-Cnum II: Mnkc-
ma Her g.