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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-13
IRREGULARITY MARKS
TRADING IN WHEAT
Declines Early on News From
Argentina, but Closes a
Little Higher

CHICAGO. oct is.--wheat was irregular
today, but closed unchanged TO little
higher. An initial decline, due 20 a selling
movement brought about by private cables
lndIcatins beneficial rains in Argentina was
The recovery was due 10 late dispatches
from Argentine asserting thai the moisture
had been too light In important areas and
that surplus reserves would probably be
small In any event
An ssceilsnt buying movement developed
on the setback and the losses we're more
than recovered. Later the market gave
ground on realisinE, only 20 move up again
on covering
The demand for the cash article was
good
Operations were not extensive, pending
further Developments In the political sltua.
tion and the export position.
Commenting on the step taken by Great
Britain 10 Insure IT, supplies h. r. SNOW
said that the matter could not bo left
TO private enterprises owing TO the pos
siblllty that laree quantities OF wheat
now locked up IN certain exporting coun-
tries might become available through rnili-
tary operations. causing importers to be
unwilling to hold more stock than alb.
tolutely necessary.
Mr Snow expressed the opinion that the
step forecasts tho building up by the Brit
ish Government OF reserves for all even
Qualities and greater than private enterprise
would dare do IN the face OF the possible
opening OF the Dardanelles,
ITO build such reserves" he said, They
will get all possible from the colonies, but
As the North Atlantic voyage 10 shortest
and safest our wheat will be taken for
steady current supply and the long voyage
from Australia and Argentina. II the latter
has any will be used In building up the
safety reserve"
He said that before the end OF the season
Europe would require every bushel that can
be spared from every country.
A shortage OF cars is curtaillng the move
ment Thousands OF ompties In bad condi.
ton are standing on side tracks throughout
the grain belt
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS

s'sS sSs over .sss sB.s & s.s.iA aHss iss.a. Ss'.s
sIssas sEIslls.f Elsss dsSsisi Old reestsfs. d.
s s.s SssT b. asI ss e s.sIs. sSf as
s sa sem. ssiisiss sssSS Sl ln!' pc psg sai, ps,t
s.s fancy sa:. s::. sfd.a2. q yase ssSss ss5SlI'is
wsithinr ~ % lbs. splees. ss o s6cs brciisrs.'
.sLey .smhl!er siass. 4eexJc, ducks nsarcS
sps Ale sauaps per hlts we,Sn-
SiS i. 01s s.s sossa aSs. -. siss-
ins e. per ces.n isso ssss 10 90 we.s!a Ts,hs.
SsSc 'Ss Una. r. ana sST's Nc asSSsSsse sSsSsss s.rs s
FRESH FRUITS
Trade was Quiet. but choice stock was S<o-
tILsnn,..g hrm Under neasrate, offerings. oaots-
py:s. .sgsS ot%s.s % sotddd.na'ss dodsnna ss 'a4 g:
$S-s s,ss., III
atySssS sf.ft iS sSpOs y SasS ssplss Pswsis ssd
ES ESHSd' nosHtoss! Sslness ,SSSsy ,yycff per be
Esas psr sg.Isi,S, sSi;s, i.@sss Sss w.
crate DO iS iisht, Jsssy ssr crate. SssS
e. p'Schsss cas s New Terh ,gsE Ssskst 20 3 iSrl
York, per- SSse sSs ss pesTs Nsw 81,
sheidon si.2p q .nOi Bartlstt. lEo. T. W.3585,
ssse:. Sew York psr sSs NssE
dreen daRs, SO89oc. '''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-13
GRAIN AND FLOUR

.wHEAT--,Rsesipss, sos. 500 bush The mar;
s. . fair deRsnd 9aYtStessi car s,', "a export
sSuthsgp Fsd, ii,Ssai.ss sisSmst No. Svted.
h:sSlSss NS Nfs;,gss,SS as sssssfsss, sssssfss rejected 4,
coNNISssSslp.s S;.i Res bush II. a5s.'
s!ssTsS ssss INTERPRETATION 3 Il; ;ssiiSS \ W. SMssS: s:ro%;
,sIss oAs9sss ss.S moSss,, sss:;
%SiI: s;s s;sss Il. $S,l. .s$s:
iSs IN SACKS Trsee vas @ quiet 6u. Mill limit.
weosrw1n,.r wsos nSy h''S SuoFn i'u rs.ht
no Oo Ss' ysiSnS ,5cgsi ksSps,.:. si;.;sS; ;;s,.;
SACKS TSogs.i5i 90, pstsh, cotton ..ssSs'
es,eSf tsssSssGgfS 1Ss' So fassrl. STsSG.. siIs
HggtSlo Sity mills ehoies snd & isnss patent ,ss
.g5S$ii DO straight N@foO; do patent
RfE FboyE was in small "a sSeply and pS% SS
to quality.
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DAIRY PRODUCTS

was less active. and prices were X ole lower
fancy SPECIALS SCI sstrs IS sse extra 'sts rsts
stgssHe nrs.s ssHei ssconds, sSci nsar6y
90, hr.is. Stc; 40. seconds ss Ssit; jo6Sinsi
sSlss e fancy prints. a vt.c , a. ~
dozen or o0c per cas-. under a slow demand.
nearby Extra, sso per S' Sos; Nearby nr.ts. SIS %
per standard case. nearby current receipts,
western extra frsts, yfo.b6 per ease, DO. ntsts.
sa@ paS per ease sssriss5,,cF ssss extra 20 90
s.S ,SS@s;1o @ & per ,sSs esss fancy selected eandisd
CHEEBE-Ths market ruled arm under small
suppliss and a fairly active demand. Quot tIo-s
dp, fair TO good. cot b sie: do. part skins. Il
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-13
ANOTHER FOREIGN LOAN
Wall Street Hears 1t will Be Floatsd
After Election

NEW YORK. Oct. 1s.---whils Il IL Inn
sslole c.'e 70 obtain any Official confirmation
~ ent gossip In Wall street today IL that
~ .e VIII be another foreign loan noated
United States shortly after election
w be British or I French transa action.
~ y y fntimatsd II win be the former
tnAt Y viii be q collateral loan similar
"s tsso,0oo.o0o British issue. which
onersd for subscription q short time
~ ,. ano which was fully subscribed In rec
I. ...s 9ons bankers maintain that the new
"a N, ~ ps for an amount equally as large
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Liverpool Cotton

LIVERPOOL. Oct 1s.-spot cotton was
euleter today and 10 points lower. as com
pared with Wednesday, on the basis of
via for mld-upland. The sales aggre-
ssted 5000 bales. including 5000 bales
american. Imports were $4,000 bales. in
slaoing 10000 bales American The mar
~ Tor futures closed quiet at a net ad-
vance Of IN to 4 points.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-13

YORK sTe the short week
movement with m.
ss7s
&s23ooo the
addition
credit on the week az the clearing house Of si65saoOO
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Estimates of Steel Corporations Earnings Ar. Lowered

NEW YORK 13-Estmates showng
Corporation Of
they from 'ssoooooe ssoOoO
during The past the
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LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS

n.9f,( ce1So ..s os az 600
E's,|ss sss,S !'.l' y i'';i::' =; u
i;'; gs u III: ! 4 i:s.s: ii:sss
s;';' sss vss's' ::ss hsysaE'is "a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-13
PROVISIONS

nOIrS Tss market TSsS s. g,9 fair .Ssss ,Ss
hshsrS 9gq.a,ipSn,' CITY beef in IN ss;: set:
smoked. soc; city and western beef. knuekIes and
isnSs5s "a smoked snd aI;Ss5ssa s5e beef hang
iOS:' S az sS s ss ssnea a,s.r iSois hams. a
2iNei hams SMOKED western Suree, 2iA 8; %.
cured, loose, l9R c; do. smoked ftN ei bellies. IN
piesle. according 70 svsrass loose iths. e-.sk
Fans br.aktas, bacon western cured ea%ci
tubs iIe; lard, pure city. kettle rendered.
IL ,iGs., lie; lard. pure city. Kettle rendered.
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POULTRY

LIVE--The market was dull and nominal.
today being Hebrew holiday. Quotations:
ESwi: re- tS sa.llty; iISisoI roo.tsE.: itg
igei White Loshorns. ,aeeerdihs e, quality. 10
plEsons gld per pair. 20 6sse; DO. youns. per ss
kei ruled nrm on fins bic .sissd stock, FOR
oPIsM nPIen there f.Ir SsTand .S!AtioPs
g be-, drEp,sEsd fancy ssisciod ,2iei g,
wsisRins sp,sss. sie; So. wsiihfns 81
lSSsA as,pi'sse s2q, SSSSi. wsishlns Iss spisss
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E1tr. Dividend of SO for Eastman Kodak comp.nr

ROCHESTER, isThe
dividend November is 10 stocK
and IN per cent on the preferred Novm-
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3: a' :; ;::f!: :l!:;';'i': :;''::iS W.
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-13
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKrT

NEW YORK, Dot 1s.--The market for
eones futures opened with declines OF three
~ nhe points Trading on the call was
Todays Wednesdays
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LEoaL ADVERTISEMENTS

yB THOMSON, dseeased-Ietters testa men
tary In the above estate having been grantsd
ssid estate are, requeslsd q. mskr payment, and
ss t4ss nsys 20 nnsi EMMA 10 1jbaysoN X
iiaB Madison avenue. New York. or 70 her AZ.
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-13

.:ssss raz s0cEa41 seoS AND Goa.

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RATES FOR MONEY
BANK CLEARINGS
BAR SILVER

Bar silver In London today was quoted
at s2 7-i6d, a gain OF A.
In New York commercial bar silver
today was quoted at s7Ne. an advance
OF ".
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-13

LEHiOH yHLLks lY 1, Ia, nAilsoAp Ia: r.. consrASs ~
Tn. Board q plr;siSrs ths ishish ysiisy
susrssrI dsidsrd q two and sss,haif psi ssls
Ssr si.zs psr sharsl on o. prefsrEsd. siock @
! 'sussss: eyidsna y 'tss sss sss.ksii iss ssi
VI sasss:: ::ssIIiii ssIii e.issa ;: @:iI. j. isfs ~
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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-08-12
sHERIFF,s SALE,

state or Iowa, Lee County, IS.
BY virtue of special execution to
me directed, issued by the Clerk OF
the District Court of said county in
favor Of Katherine B. Elder and
against Maud Wheatley. J. A. Wheat
ley, Duncan-Schell Furniture Com
pany, Kellos,g-Birge Company, Weber
Krch Manufacturing Company, c. S.
Abel, We'll & Company, william Sin
ton, Frank lie Bron Jewelry Com
pany, John q. Craig, King Plumbing
Company. /. John G. Scott, sheriff,
will sell to the highest bidder. at the
front door OF the Court House in Keo-
kuk, Lee County, Iowa, on the 10th
day of September, A. D., 1916, be-
tween the hours OF 9 o'clock a. m. and
o'clock p. M, commencing at
o'clock D. m. Of said day the following
property, to-wit: Parts lots seven 60
and eight (S) in block twenty-six (26)
in the City of Keokuk, being twenty
coo feet front on Third street by
seventy-five feet deep; commencing
at point on Third street on the
west line OF said Lot Seven CD sixty
600 feet from the corner Of johnson
and Third streets; thence along the
line OF said Lot Seven CD and Third
street toward Main street, twenty
(20) feet thence at right angles across
Lot Seven ca and part OF said Lot
Eight (S) and parallel to johnson
street, seventy-fve (75) feet hence at
right angles toward johnson street
and parallel to Third street twenty
COO feet: thence at right angles to-
ward Third street and parallel TO
johnson street seventy-five t75) feet
to the place of beginning, with all I'M
provements thereon.
And to be sold by order Of Court 70
satisfy said writ of execution.
Keokuk, August IL. 1915.
JOHN @. SCOTT.
ahG1f3 Of Lee County, Iowa
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-08-12
COMMITTEE is
NAMED ON SIGN
Three From Petsilero League Will
Present Idea % Superintendent
John n. Cole.

President Justice of the Retailers
this morning appointed the committee
from the league which will confer with
Superintendent John H. Cole in the
matter Of an electric sign for the
new Keokuk and Hamilton bridge.
The committee is composed Of J. Al
bert Kiedaisch, J. p. Ingle and James
M. Fulton.
The matter Of an electric sign for
the bridge was discussed at the league
meeting Thursday night. 1t was felt
that q sign which could be seen from
the trains at the station and from all
boats coming from the south as soon
as they were in sight Of the bridge
would be the best sort to have. There
is an admirable location for a sign
with the word "KeokuK" on the bridge
railing IL permission can be gained to
place it there.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-08-12
Tennis Meet.

LAKE FOREST, H., Aug. Zone
championship match and two chal-
lenge rounds were on the program
of the western tournament here to-
day. Hayes and Burdick, Chicago,
present western doubles champions,
will defend the title in a match with
Jerry and Jimmy Weber, brothers.
Chicago, while finals were to be held
in mems and women's singles. Semi
finals in the women's doubles will be
held next week.
The women's challenge round for
the western singles championship be-
tween Miss Margaret Davis Of st.
Paul, and Miss Carrie Nicely of Chi
cago, will be held this afternoon
There are five left in the men s
singles but the final match was .ex-
pected to be played this afternoon to
enable the winner to meet George N.
Church of Tenafly, y. j., Monday
for the championship.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-08-12
IOWA CONSUMES
MUCH ICE CREAM
Estimate Of $2,25o, 900 10 Placed on
Consumption in 1916 by
Department.

Iowa cream is being consum ed in
huge quantities by Iowa people these
days so reports received by the state
dairy and food department indicate.
The hot weather has apparently ac-
centuated the ice cream fabit, which
always has been strong, SO that manu-
facturers are keeping up with the
demand with difficulty. They have
raised the price in many localities.
1t was estimated by the state dairy
department from reports received
that Iowa people would consume
$2,25O,OO0 worth OF ice cream
this year, figuring it's value at whole
sale prices. Last year the factories
of the state made some 100000 gal
Ions of the product, but this year the
output will total at least 5000, 900 gal
Ions. At the wholesale price Of sew
enty-f1ve cents per gallon this output
would be worth two and a quarter
million.
But the demand for cream with
which to manufacture this popular
food product is 50 great that It IL
cutting down the supply for butter.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-08-12
milford is EaYorite

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo, Aug.
1.-THE free for alI' automobile
dash up Pixies Peak today for the
Spencer trophy and $4,000 cash prizes,
brought out an immense crowd to
watch Ralph milford, Barney Oldfield,
Wughie Hughes, Hal Brinker and
others in race against time.
Mulford's mark in the preliminary
event yesterday when he covered
ahe 1914 mile serpentine course at an
average of forty miles an hour, prom
fsed to be lowered. Mulford's Hudson
was the favorite in today's event
Hughes, whose Deusenberg led Null.
ford until it lost a piston, worked all
night repairing his high powered
mount
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-08-12
PENNER LEADS
C.. A. PITCHERS
Former keokuk Star TwirIer 10 Head
ing List Of Pitchers In
Central Now.

J. Kenneth Penner, Marshalltown's
pride, form erly Of Keokuk, continues
to lead Central association pitchers.
according to July averages. BY vir-
tue of the low average of runs
scored against him by opponents, he
is ranked above other pitchers. The
records show that he permitted 0.92
runs per game and that his average
wins was 72s. In twenty-three games
Penner won sixteen and lost six, one
game going to the credit Of another
pitcher.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-08-12
LABOR NEEDS
IN IOWA SHARP
State Employment Bureaus Finds IN
Spite Of High Wage Big
Shortage.

Not for many months has there
been such a labor shortage in Iowa
as now exists, the state free en-
ployment bureau reports. Higher
wages are being offered for common
labor. farm work and factory work
than for some time. The state free
employment bureau has been unable
to meet the demands made upon it
for workers within the past several
days.
A few days ago the bureau receiv-
ed word from an Iowa factory that
it wanted 300 men at once for foun-
dry and machine shop work. 1t Is
offering 70 cents to 45 cents per hour
for workmen and will give steady
employment the year round to men
found satisfactory.
Farmers are offering big money for
harvest hands. As much as $3.50
per day with board, room and wash
ing is offered for farm help. Farm
laborers in general are wanted and
$40 per month the year round and
board is offered in some instances.
Common labor is in demand all over
the state.
There are many contributing
causes to the labor shortage. The
principal one, OF course, IS tnAt the
immigration from the old country
has been small since the European
war opened In the latter part OF July,
1914. In fact many foreigners left
this country for their old homes to
Join the armies when war was de-
clared. Then the sending OK the ma
tional guard troops to the border has
taken out Of Iowa over $500 young
men and similar numbers have gone
from the other states. Harvests are
heavy in Iowa and harvest hands are
needed more than in the ordinary
season. There 10 an unusual amount
OF paving and similar work being done
in the towns ind cities Of the state
and considerable building. All of
these factors contribute.
Whether there win be much Inn
migration following the war Seems
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-08-12

Many creameries are finding 1t more
profitable to sell their sweet cream
than to make 1t up into butter. From
all parts Of the state creameries are
reporting to the state department
that much Of sheir cream Is sold to
Ice cream factories and not made
into butter at all. An enormous guam
tity Of Iowa cream Is shipped into
Chicago for Ice cream manufacture
there.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-08-12

Yesterdays hero-Bob Emslie.
Bob admitted that he has been an
umpire for twenty-five years.
Larry Doyle's shot at the perfect
fielding record was broken yesterday
when he fooled a throw. He had
handled sixty-eight preceding chances
IN fawless fashion.
The Giant attack in the second was
terrific. Watson was hammered for
q home run, single and triple
before he got the ball dirty.
Fielder Jones, the northwest lumber
king, is saving wood in the American
league. His Browns have won II OF
the last % games and are now tied
for fourth place.
Speaker getting three bits out of
eight times up, gained on Cobb in the
batting column. The Detroit demon
got one in four.
Fletcher got four hits in four times
up In the first game.
Brooklyn slipped trife ahead,
winning two while the runners-up had
to be content with an even break.
Speaker Still Leads.
NEW YORK, Aug. 12.-Tris Speak
er still leads the American league
batters today, but with Ty Cobb be
ginning to run up closely on his
heels and threatening to pass the 1850
mark. Speaker is smuggling at $50
clip, averages compiled today and in
cluding games up to August 8, show.
Cobb has an even 1850 and Joe Jack
son is hot after Ty with .341.
s In the National league, Mccarthy
of Brooklyn, tops the list with an
average of 1893 for forty games. Rob
ertson of New York, in 81 games hit
a.335 with Daubert, in 81 games,
sticking at 1928 clip. veteran Hans
Wagner of Pittsburgh, is over the
300 mark as usual. and in SO games
has hit .317. Benny Kauff is hitting
1904. Russell, OF the White Sox, is
the heavy working pitcher of the
American league. He has started In
AZ games for an average OF .632.
Boland OF Detroit, with IS games. has
An average of 700 but topping him
in the list. though with fewer games,
are Shore OF Boston, with .T50 for "a
games. Cullop. New York, with .9O9
for is games. Slim Love OF the
Yanks. and Baumgardner OF the
Browns. have averages OF LOCO TO
their credit, but little work.
Hughes OF Boston, with 81 games,
and an average Of $50 is the real
National league leader. Vaughn, OF
the Cubs, has worked the same num-
Der Of games for an average OF 300
Meadows OF the Cards, has started. in
"a games for an average OF .429.
Grover Cleveland Alexander, the Phil
ly wizard, holds an average OF ia
for 80 games.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-08-12
received in all Of the stations In the
United States.
church to Meet Williams.

STARLIGHT. N. j., Aug. r.
George NJ. Church who Debated Rob-
ert Lindley Murray Of California In
the final round of the Seabright In
vitation tennis tournament. will meet
r. Norris Williams, second In the
challenge round for the Achelis cup
here today. Williams has twice won
the trophy and success today give
him permanent possession OF the cup.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-08-12
Willard Ready to ser,n

= CHICAGO, Aug. 12.-Jess Willard,
champion heavyweight boxer, is ready
ito take on all corners at $4,000 per-
This was the information Willard
Sent from Denver TO friends here to-
day in reply to queries as to whether
he had quit the fighting game.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-08-12
Kills Self With Shotgun.

OTTUNWA, Iowa, Aug. 12.-JOhn
W. CHANNEL, a prominent farmer re-
siding two miles west of Douds, near
here, took his life by shooting him
self with a shotgun. No cause is
known for the act. His financial az
fairs are in good shape and his do
mestic relations are thought to have
been pleasant. His widow. two sons
and two daughters survive him.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-08-12

to be a disputed question. European
countries, however, viii make q great
effort to keep their workers at home
to develop their depleted industries
and work their farms.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-08-12
PaInfui Discovery.

Boston Transcript: Halo, New.
we'd, why 80 somDer?"
Say. old man, I've made a very
painful discovery. My wife can't
sing"
Painful? Why, man, you are to ba
congratulated"
Alas. no. You see she thinks she
can"
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-08-12

Timothy Healy, member of parlia.
ment and prominent figure in the
present Irish drama. began his career
as q warehouse roustabout in Dublin
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-08-12
CLUB STANDINGS

Results Yesterday.
At Chicago, o; Detroit, 2 0.
At st. Louis, 5 o; IL /; Cleye.
land, o; l 6 0.
No others scheduled
Games Today.
Detroit at Chicago.
Washington at Boston.
Philadelphia at New York 90.
Cleveland at st. Louis.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-08-12
Games Today
National League.
Results Yesterday,

At Brooklyn, II Q; 4 8 /; Chi
cago, l L; l 9 0.
At New York, 6 2; 2 s 2; St
Louis, 8 s 2; 0 2 2.
At Boston, 4 /; 8; Pittsburgh,
"a O; IL 2.
At Philadelphia, 8 1; Cincinnati,
10 l.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-08-12
warsaw Odd Fellows Excursion.

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of the Roman senate received its pres
emit name in honor OF Augustus Caesar
in the year B. c. because in this