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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-20

7
wpusciia kilka kropel jakiegoE
plynu gryzaccgo pewnie, DO oczy
zaswiecily sic jak - diva brylan,
ty! powieki. nasmarowala mic
bieskim plynem, brwi uczerni}a
czarnym olowkiem, rzesy cieniut,
kim pedzelkiem umoczonym W
bia}ym a potem W szarawym ply
ME, tax zeby wydawaly sic bar
do wyrazne i ciemnc.
Nakoniec, wszystkie te tortury
zakohczyia w~kladajac ma glove
peruke, ktora przymocowaia
szpilkami do Sciagnietych WHO
sow. Kiedy parma B. wstala a ia
ma mia popatrzylam. doprawdy
przestraszyiam sic / ME poznalaln
lei, tax straszna by}a. Ale, obja-
Snila mas, re to tax bye musi, a
zeby zdaleka twarz w~ygladala
mlodo i wyraziscie. Doprawdy,
ME moge pojac jak potrafi ma
scenic zakochany, oswiadczyc sig
Tub nawet pocalowac take stra--
szydio! Zapomnialam jeszcze .
u~stacla, ma ktore nalozone byiy
rozmaitego rodzaju p}yny - Po
vida, ME ~wierzysz? ale tax Jest,
DO swoje wlasne usta zdaieka wy
gladaja tylko jak cienkie sznure-
czki.
Podobno do ruchomych obra--
z6w, ~jeszcze bardziej trzeba twarz
meczyc, zeby ma fotografii dobrze
sic odbiia. Me dziwie sic teraz, re
zadna aktorka ME pokaze sic ia
ulicy bez woalki, a nawet wieczor
W restauracyi uczyni}y sobie mo-
de zaslonek metykow @zniszczona
ma trupi wyglad i pelno zmarsz--
GEEK juz pred trzydziestym TO-
klein wieku.
Zapyta}am Malgorzate, gdzie
jest pokojowka panny B., ktora
sobie wyobrazalam W jedwab-
nych sukienkach, ponczoszkach i
czepeczku tax jak pokojowki wi
dujemy ma scenic. Parma B, ma
pokojowke, ale W domu, ME chce
ona tworzyszyc swej PAM do tea
tru, gdzie jej smutno i nudno,
wolf juz w domu, prac, prasowac
Fl przerabiac suknie swojej PAM,
"a co sobie i tax dobrze piacic ka-
re.
No = kiedy dano znak, parma
B., pobiegla ma scene, gdzie pc
takiej strasznej operacyi, .musia}a
sic Smiac a i tahczyG. My, zasio-
nione parawanem, obserwowaiyS-
my niejedno. Zastanowilo mic !
to, co widziaiam przez drzwi o.
twarte do sail. Byli tam aktorzy,
ktorych humor. Smiech ! dowci-
py nieraz podziwialam ma scenic,
palili cygara, smutno jakoS pa
trzyli hub opierali glowy ma Scia-
ME.
Pc skonczonem przedstawieniu
parma Blinkley predko przebrala
sic, twarz i oczy>umyla goraca
woda i jakims piaskiem i zasloni-
Ia gestym welonem.
Wtedy Malgorzata, zapytala
ia patrzac zloSliwie ma mnie, czy
mogiaby postarat sic zeby mic
przyjeto?
Chwycilam ia "a reke i szepne-
lam zeby ~przcstala. Parma B. spoj
rzafa ma mnie, dotkneia delikatnie
Fmojej twarzy i powiedziala: ach
dziecko, lepiej daj pokoj, Trzeba
mice duly talent i zamilowanie do
sztuki, azeby, ola bawienia pu-
blicznosci, narazaG' sic ma duzo u
p~okorzei, przedwczesna utrate
mlodosci i W koncu ma zal... IL
sic inaczej zyciem swojem nie po-
kierowalo.. -. ola tego troche sly
chu, predko mijajacej s}awy i pie
niedzy ktore PREDICT sic rozcho--
dza jak przysziy, to ~doprawdy ME
warto.
Patrz ma mnie, czy kto powie,
re ME mann jcszcze lat trzydzie
stu? Codzien jedno i to samo... a
" domu czterY puste ScianY i tax
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-20

&c do drugiego pytania, cry gdy
on odiezdza, powinnas zupelnie ger
wac z ludzmi'' i zadnych dozWolO-
nych rozryyek ME uprawiac - to
pie. mioda jestes, p~racujesz, rozry"-
XII mlodoSci potrzebne. owozem, "a
chowaj twa mlodosc i wesofos6, kt6-
ra W samotnoSci / lzawej m%elanchOIii
zanika. -. zachowaj je - ola niego
r.oze. Tylko,. ME powinna;, TAX jak
to III W zwyczaju zadnym lnhy>n
mezczyna ,.wyfacznie" zabawiac sic
| ~przechadzaC. Prose- napisz mi .JaK
sic zdecydowaiaS, TAX was lube Wy
n,lote st~worzcnia i TAX losy vase
ME obchodza.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-20

Wygodna, praktyczna suknia sto-
W ma ulice i W domu, z weinia--
nych materya}6w. Modelka: IA, 16,
IS 20 lat. Materyaiu o A cal. seer.
~ yarda ma mode}ko 16. Modeiko
i0c.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-20
CORRESPONDENCE

Parma Zosia. - Posiuszenstwo ola
rodzic6w nakazapem jest przykaza-
MEM Boskiem, lecz So pewne grant,
ce. Me movie juz tn o odmowieniu
posiuszenstwa tam gdzie sic rozcho-
dzi o sprawy niezgodne z uczciwo-
scia -. ale So 1 inne tax naprzy-
klad jak twoja %panienko. tNawiasem
powiedziawszy, milo mi czytae, Ii 70
STA poznala zalety gazety naszej
navel soboty wyglada z upragnie--
MEM, dziekuje).
Pisze Zosia, IL jest n~arzeczona
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-20
KOBlECY ,,WDzIEK".

CZestO MONA S1ySZec Mode
panienki mowiace: ,Ach jake
bym rada podobac sic, zyskac
sympatye ludzka, jak z~azdroszcze
takim do ktorych lgnq serca wszy
stkich; W czem ley jej urok, ME
jest wcale piekna a jednak tax sic
podoba"
Jake wiele jest mlodych, sa-
motnych wsrod towarzyskiego
ruchu kobiet, ola tego IL pozba-
wione So tego ,,magnetyzmu' kto-
ry Przyciaga serca!
Gdybyz wiedzia}y jak iatwo ma
bye odpowiednie przymioty =
re wlasnie, zwatpienie W swoje
sky, co "a TEN idzie, ponuroSc /
zazdroSc, p~ozbawia je tego wdzie-
ku tax bardzo upragnionego.
Ntmosferyczne przyczyny W
nature ~rozwijaja elektrycznosc
zdolna powalac\ drzewa, zapalac
domy. niszczyc wszystko co stoi
w drodze elektrycznosc umiejet-
ME wydobyta sluzy do upieksze-
MIA zycia.
Tax sic dzieje r6wniez Z ludzka
elektrycznoscia i magnetyzmem
kt6rc korzystnie eksploatowane
hub przeciwnic, o%dpychaja, nisz--
ca hub pociagaja. Wszyscy mniej
wiecej obznajomieni jestesmy Z
tymi magnetycznymi przymiota--
mi ktore ~otwieraja navel najbar-
dziej niedostepne serca.
Przymioty take sprawiaja IL
osobisto5c obdarzona niemi idzie
przez zycie s~pokojnie, pewna IL
potrafi wydzielanym magnetyz-
mem rozegrzaG najzimniejszych.
Jake to przymioty? Dobroc, u
czynnoSc, uprzejmoSc i uSmiech
zawsze promienny.
Tylko lyle? zapytacie. TAX, ME
wiele wiecej. To So podstawy. Z
takich przymiotow rodza sic inne
i dojrzewaja w cnoty.
Mloda dz~iewczyna, ponura,
kwasna, nigdy. Diczem niezadowo-
Iona, Z imaginacya nieodpowiada-
jaca W niczem rzeczywistosci, cd
pycha midasto zyskiwac serca.
Nieraz m}oda panienka. posiada.
jaca navel dobre SERGE i zamiary -,
ma sposob obejscia ostry, obraza-
jacy tax, re kazdy jej unika.
~.Jestesmy tax utworzeni IL ID
bimy slonecznoSc, pieknoSc, we
soloSc; mimowoli zblizamy sic
tam, gdzie to znalezc mozemy, IT,
nikamy wszystko co uraza poczu-
Gle piekna / odpycha SERGE.
kazda roslina zasadzona W wa
zoniku, ustawiona PREY oknie, od,
wraca listki. swe i iodygi Cd cie:n-
nosci i podaje sic sloncu; tem
bardziej dusza obdarzone istoty.
Tax, dobroc, uprzejnoSc, us
MECH, tenn sic swiaty zniewala.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-20

,,zolnierza" kt6ry wkrotce odjedzie,
a rodzice nalegaja. by z MIN zerwa-
la, ME wiaza}a sic ma niepewna przy-
sziost. zadasz mojej rady, ale, szko-
da les ME doda{a jake twoie W tym
klerunku uczucia | - zapatrywania.
Czy kochasz go Zosiu / czy ty ro-
~zamiesz jaka ma bye mifosc ola -
,~,zolnierza &C.,. Czy pewna ~jestes,
il staia bedzie pomimo n~ieobecnosci
jego, / czy bedzie TAX wspaniala I
wielka, il ME zniknie, chociazby on
wrocil - kaleka go. Zbadaj do
brze SERGE twoje / uczucia. Pamietat,
re wIaSnie W takim dowodzie ley
wielkoSG milosci / - uczucie patryo-
tyzmu o ktoryeh kobiety tax giosno
rozprawisja, tylko - rozprawiaja!..
Przedstaw sobie czy, gdy on PREY
pu~szczalnie stanie kiedys pred to-
Ia, NE ten pieknv ,.zo'nierz" ale zne
kany / smutry - X2l.a2in--2r-3.r
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-20
DIAL j KOBIET.
Wraienie Z obchOdu Sc
tnej rOcznicy smierci
Kosciuszki.

Cisza byla jak W kosciele W
czasie po~dniesienia PrzenajSwiet-
szego SACRAMENTO.
Prawie MONA byio siyszec te-
tina serc tylotysiacznego zgroma-
dzonego ludu, serc ktore drgaly
odczuwaniem natchnionych slow,
naszego mistrza tonow i wymo-
WV - Paderewskiego.
BO do prostych serc polskich
trzeba znaleic klucz tylko... O.
tworza sic i oddadza skarby swo-
je,
Kluczem tym - byly wiaSnie
porywajace slowa mistrza i ,,duch
T1deusza KoSciuszki' unoSzScy
sic mad zebranymi. Kluczem tym
byla wreszcie krotka pelna tresci
a powsgi przemowa pana Casio
rowskiego odbierajacego przysie-
&c Cd ochotnikow ,,Armii Pol
sdej' postac tego mlodziutkie-
go ksiecia, kt6remuby sic ieszcze
moze naleza&a czu&a opieka mat
6 i siostrzyczA, a ktory z ME
ustraszona odwaga Sciskai do
ME grozac nieprzyjacielowi i 3D.
dzwa1 swe mtode Iycie ola owol-
nej niepodieghej Polski'. I otwar-
~ sic serca tych, ktorzy ,nie ma
ia dostatecznego poszanowania
dla sztuki i nauk"... otwarfy sic
W ciszy i spokoju dla miioSci Or
eEyznyI l posyafy sic dairy. l ME
potrzeba byto ami ,,wielkich sno-
p6w swiate" ami orzucania iskier
Swiadomosci" - serc tylko...
kt6re brat9ie serca prostaczkow
Eozumia{y. Jeden z tych PRO
staczk6w" siedziai przedemns,
L6awa4o by sic patrzac ma jego
bezmySlne oczy IL wcale ME zna
tajemnic ,,Swiatel elektryki i
Swiatei nauki'', skurczoua postac
lego, z postepem slow mistrza
naszego, rosnac sic zdawala, bez-
myslne oczy nabraiy blasku, FARO
hione dlonie ziozyly moze pol
roczny zaro5ek ma oltarzu Ojczy-
zny! Zrozumiai! Pc drugiej stro-
ME. mfoda, skromnie wygladaia-
"a kobietka, nierozumieiaca poI
Eolsku, niestetyi - MAJ, TUNA
czyi jej siowa plynace z estrady
o lie mogi i umiai, .oczy jej lzami
sic napeiniiy a uSta szeptaiy;
,you do too, you do too" Co
on .musial?" ME WIEN ma pewno,
czy zycie oddac czy ciezko FARO
bione p~ieniadze, ale to wien, re
i ona zrozumiata, pomimo re Mkt
sci history Polski ME uczyl!...
o! czesc CT, Mistrzu, "a siowa,
kt6re pSyn& z serca twego do serc
naszychl...
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-20

Stosowna toaleta ola pan chodza-
cych do piracy, z serge, flanelki, bry
lantyny i ze wszystkich pralnych ma
teryai6w. Modeika: "a, Sc, So, 40,
AZ, "A / 46, ma cale'w biuscie. Mate
ryaiu o "A cal. seer. So ma srednia
objetoSc. Modelko Toe.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-02-17
GOING 1T TOO HARD!

Overwork, worry, overeating and
lack Of exercise and sleep are respon-
sible for much kidney trouble. II your
back aches and the kidneys seem
weak, rest up and use Doan's Kidney
Pills.
Mrs. Charles futile, 100 Bank St.
Keokuk, says: 81 suffered from severe
pains in the small of my back, espe-
ciallv II overworked. At times, l
had dizzy headaches. The kidney Sc
cretions were sometimes scanty and
then again profuse. Doan's Kidney
Pills. procured from Wilkinson & Co.,
Drug Store promptly relieved all these
troubles and put my kidneys in goot
order"
Price soc, at all dealers. Dom
simply ask for a kidney remedy-ge
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same tina
Mrs. futile had. Foster-Milburn Co.
Props. Nffalo. N. Y.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-02-17

WARSAW, H., Feb. III. Henry
Schildman. for nearly sixty years a
resident of the country southeast OF
| Warsaw, and well known and highly
respected throughout western Han
cock county, Ill, passed away at his
home in Rocky Run township at 6:10
Monday morning, Feb. ~, aged 70
years. months and 20 days, after a
long illness, which dated from rum
away accident which befell him three
years ago, which injured his spine and
from which he never fully recovered.
Some time later he suffered a para
Iytic stroke, and for six months prior
to his death he was belfast, suffer
ing greatly at times, although when
the end came he passed peacefully to
sleep.
John Henry Schildman was born In
Ostinghausen Kreis Herford. Germany,
Oct. 20, 1888, and came to America
with his parents in 1857, first locating
in quincy. A year later they settled
in Walker township, and. in that and
the adjoining township of Rocky Run.
the decedent spent the remainder of
his life
On Oct. 10. 1867 he was united in
marriage to Miss Josephine kriepke,
who survives him. To this union nine
children were born, three daughters
and six sons, one of the latter dying
| In infancy. Those surviving are Mrs.
Fred Nagel OF Wythe; Mrs. Frank
Hardy, of Suffer; Mrs. T. G. Haly, OF
Oakland, CAL: H. II. Schildman, OF
TuIer, Idaho: Geo. A. and William. OF
Walker township: Carl, of Rocky Run
township. and Fred T., Of Warsaw. He
| is also survived by two sisters, Mrs.
Geo. A. Trautvetter and Mrs. Henry
Wemhaner, of Warsaw, seven grand
children and one great grand-child.
Mr. Schildman was an upright, In.
dustrious farmer and by good manage
ment, amassed considerable property.
He was genial and kindly man, en-
| joying the respect and esteem of all
who knew him. and in his death the
community in which he lived So long.
mourns the loss of good citizen and
| his family kind and devoted husband
and father.
The funeral occurred Wednesday
Feb. IA, at / 2. m, from the German
Evangelical church at Suffer, H., OF
which the deceased had long been a
most faithful member.
Henry d. Frederick, born and rails
ed in Rocky Run township. Hancock
county, but for the past twenty-six
years living in California, died at his
home in Crockett, that state, Feb. 1,
aged SIS years and 3 months.
He was a most excellent man. and
his passing will be regretted by many
sorrowing friends here.
Hamilton has secured another fac
tory. the first unit 40x90 feet will be
/ at once erected, and the others the
same size are promised before the
summer is over; 1t is a glass factory
working 125 hands and sand in I'M
limited supply has been found in Ham,
utnA
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-02-17
| TOM GIBBONS
CANT GET BOUT
Brother Of Mike Gibbons, Famous
Boxer, Unable to interest
the New York
Promoters.
WOULD FIGHT MISKE
Says He Licked Him Once and Can
DO 1t Asain-6oxer 10
Quite Popular In
Milwaukee,.
IBy H. c. Hamilton, United Press
staff CORRESPONDENT.

tBy II. G. Hamilton, OHlleu 1ios
Staff Correspondent
NEW YORK, Feb. i7.-Tcm GID
bons, brother of Mike. is having just
as hard a time today finding some one
TO fight as his more famous brother.
Toms manager has talked fight to
every promoter in New York and
they are all willing to do business. but
there isn't first class fighter who IS
ready to help stage the affair.
Toms manager today began EFFORTS
to force Billy Miske. the st. Paul
light weight, into q bout Miske out
weighs the younger Gibbons scrapper
by about twenty pounds. but he says
he doesn't care for that If he can just
induce Miske to get into ring with
him.
"Some that recently gaineo popular
ity will retire from the Miske family
Their" Tom declares. II have whipped
Miske and / can do 1t again. II the
middleweights don't want to battle
with me I guess I'll step into the
light heavies."
Toms manager claims for him that
among others, he frightened Battling
Levinsky to cover when talk OF
scrap was started.
Toms last bout was with Bob Moha
in Milwaukee.
He is popular there and probably
will try to get q match In the WIS
consin metropolis, should he Continue
to be left out in New York AFFAIRS.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-02-17
Cubs to get Taste of
military Training

UNITED Press Leased Wire Servicel
CHICAGO, Feb. 1.-THE Chicago
Cubs will get a taste Of military
training" for ball players probably
before any other big league club.
They will be the guests of the Santa
Fe, y. NJ, chamber of commerce next
Thursday, for five hours. General
Pershing and his staff will also be
guests Of the organization at the same
time, SO the Cubs may have an oppor-
tunity to acquire some frst-hand
military stuff.
Jack McTigue, recruit pitcher-out-
fielder, has signed a contract
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-02-17

What's the matter with poor, old
Warsaw, hasn't she the sand? Yes,
she has the sand all right, but not the
other kind. apparently, that is not
found in acre deposits, but greatly
needed. Grit. push, vim, snap, pep.
ginger, ETC., is what is needed to start
things rolling as well as money; let
us take heart from spunky little Ham
ilton with her big debt and try to get
something this spring.
Interest in the Farmers Institute
short course increased the last two
days. Feb. S-9, and the unanimous yer.
dict was that next year there would
be Improvement A committee of FIVE
was appointed to take means to in
crease the interest among our farmers.
The lecturers were able men, the
lectures instructive and practical,
and every farmer should have been
present, and the ideas gained put in
practice this year.
The expense of the institute has
been paid by the Warsaw business
men; IL the same had been borne by
the farmers. perhaps they would take
more interest, as one of the officers
said. The management has felt much
discouraged by this lack of interest,
when they have given OF their time
and means, to put money in their
lneighbor's pocket by showing them
methods Of farming that have been
proven successful even though they
had farmed all their lives, and that
! nobody could teach them anything"
Mrs. K. F. Krughoff, wife Of the
pastor Of the NJ. e. Germany church,
! is quite ILL.,
r. H. Bowen of Hamilton. was a
Warsaw business visitor. Thursday.
/ The bachelors dance masquerade
was one of the best of the kind ever
given in Warsaw; there were seventy
couples on the floor at once, good
| crowd came from Keokuk, and moth
ing marred the pleasure OF the even
ing. A check room has been supplied
for all dancers, so that none of the un-
pleasant mistakes" in hats and coats
will likely occur again.
Miss Mary Johnson has gone to
Monroe, La, to accept a position as
instructor of English and Latin in
the high school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Wood welcomed
little daughter born Sunday last.
| Fred 8. Rattermann. the hustIipg
insurance solicitor of Denver, reports
having written fifty policies from
$1,000 UP, since he returned to that
city from steamboat excursion bus
mess September last.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-02-17
-sAT SS.assageesX THE
PHOTOPLAY HOUSES


are In effect and there will be car
toon comedy extra tonight.
AS super-attraction for tomorrow
Sunday night the Grand will pre-
sent beautiful Norma Talmadge, now
ranking High among picture stars, in
new drama of New York's society
and its Bohemian night life, called
Fifty Fifty Chester Conklin Is al
ways funny and in A Tugboat Romeo
he has the best picture he has ever
done. Don't miss this special Sun
day night OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Men to See Twilight Sleep.
Arrangements were made by the
Motherhood Educational society to
give a three day showing of the IA
nous Twilight sleep motion pictures
together with lecture by noted
woman lecturer at the Orpheum thea
ire today and Sunday night. The
showing of this picture Is &c be given
to women only.
Special arrangements have been
made for showing of Twilight sleep
pictures together with accompanying
lecture to men only on Saturday and
Sunday night at 9:15. This has been
done to accommodate the many de-
mands made upon the Orpheum man.
agement. Admission all seats 25c.-
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-02-17
Iowa Retail Hardware Men.

DIES MONIES, Iowa. Feb. 1.-THE
Iowa Retail Hardware Dealers asso-
citation closed their annual convention
with the election OF the follow
ing officers: President, E. NJ. Healy,
of Dubuque. Iowa; vice president, NJ.
B. Tomas, Cresco; secretary-treasurer.
A. r. Sale, Mason City. The old board
of directors, including G. S. Merriam,
of Keokuk, were reelected. Next
years convention will be held in Des
Moines.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-02-17
Is Case Of War.

limited Press Leased Wire Service. ]
WASHINGTON, Feb. 17--Presi
dent Wilson Is authorized to COM
mandeer the railways in time of ma
tional emergency and to draft train
crews and officials for their opera
ton in q bill reported to the
senate by the interstate commerce
commission. The recent threat of
nation wide railway strike when
troops were being modified on the
Mexican border was cited by the
commission as emphasizing the
necessity of decisive action by the
government in controlling the rail-
WAYS in time OF war.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-02-17
WOULD HAVE
ALL LEAGUES
IN TRAINING

. UNITED Press Leased Wire Serv-
q ice.]
q NEW YORK. Feb. 17.-If ev-
. cry baseball league in the coun-
. try should follow the American
q league and adopt Captain T. l..
Q Houston's suggestions for mill
= tary training Of ball players, a
= professional baseball army Of
. nearly $500 men would be pre-
q pairing for service.
. There are at least twenty-five
o minor leagues recognized by or
. ganized baseball. Figuring these
q leagues at sixteen players to
. each club, 800 players would
. be training. Add to these
. American and National leagues
Q and the total would be swelled
. to nearly $500.
AAAAA =
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UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.l
NEW YORK, Feb. 17.-Mrs. kid
Mccoy" Number Eight today is free
from the former pugilist. She was
awarded divorce when she said she
had traced her husband to hotel
with other women. The latest Mrs.
Selby married Mccoy in 1911.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-02-17
Held ErtIe to Draw.

MILWAUKEE. Wis, Feb. 17.-Kid
Herman upset the dope and held John
ny Ertle to draw in ten rounds here
last night. Some sport writer's gave
Ertle shade, crediting him with car
rying the first six rounds and then raj
lying in the tenth after the Illinois
bantam had pounded the st. Paul
midget for three rounds.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-02-17
MAY Rob.on at the Grand.

The best liked OF the eccentric
condolences of our stage, May Rob-
son, comes to the Grand Monday
night in noteworthy production Of
her greatest success, "The Maxim
Over OF Mrs. Matt" a play by James
Forbes, that places her in the front
rank of American condolences. The
presence OF Miss Robson in any play
carries with 1t the assurance OF a
laughing treat, but in the case OF
Mrs. Matt" there is no question but
that the promise will be positively
fulfilled 1t Is one Of those imper.
sonations that sets one laughing as
heartily, when once the innumerabie
ludicrously farcial incidents and up.
roariously funny lines begin to TO !
off. In a word, Mrs. Matt" is all
right. and il you want to laugh until
you cast dignity to the winds. go
and see May Robson. Miss Robson
has gathered together cast whose
names mean much in the presenta'
ton of comedy, while the production
is new and elaborate in every detail.
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"Everywoman" at the Grand.
The great dramatic spectacle.
"Everywoman." with all its vast
scenic effects and army Of people,
will be disclosed by Henry w. Saw
age at the Grand Wednesday night
Everywhere this great spectacle has
been presented it has created sen
sation. Generations Of theatre-goers
have witnessed no more moving pam
oramic pageant than "Everywoman,"
conceived as It was by an inspired
brain and executed by a master crafts
man without regard to monetary out
lay 1t represents all that is great,
all that is lofty, in spectacle, opera
and drama. 1t is really three great
productions merged into one. It has
music Of a dignified character. music
which is light and playful and dra-
matte story which is moving and 40
sorbing. Mr.. Savage has supplied
splendid cast Of characters. Paula
Shay, a beautiful young woman, plays
the title Neutrality-suspicious.
Pauline Frederick, Norma TaImadge,
Chester Conklin.
Still continuing a most remarkable
Offering of photoplays. the Grand to-
night shows THE Slave Market with
Pauline Frederick and Thomas Meig-
han, for the last time, and tomorrow
a double feature bill in Norma Tai
madge starring in "Fffty-Fifty' and
the comic Chester Conklin in "A Tug
boat Romeo"
Pauline Frederick scored hit be-
fore large audiences at the Grand last
night in The Slave Market. q new
| paramount picture, in which the star
has an ideal rolet-hat OF q dark
eyed Spanish girl. 1t is a tale OF pi-
rates, romance and adventure-voted
a fine picture by all who saw IL. Paul
inc Frederick Is always a powerful
actress and with the pleasing Thomas
| Meighan, has now enc Of her greatest
photoplays. Prices OF and 10 cents