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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-09-27

the scenic and electrical effects com
plete, in fact the show as put on by
the Terry company Is spoken Of by
the press and public as q splendid
presentation of the national drama.
The musical part of the show this
year is to be considered, three bands
and orchestras are carried that are
the talk in every city visited, being
composed of high class array of
solo musicians. The show is adver-
tised to give one performance y at
Keokuk on Wednesday, Oct. 3.-Ad-
vertis EN- emit.
Marsuirete Clark out-Falrbanks
Doug Himself
There's to be triple wedding at
the Grand tonight and tom orrow
when Marguerite Clark appears in
1.-THE Amazons." The story is about
a lady whose three children turned
out to be girls instead of boys, as
she had wished. So she had thnm
brought up as boys-trained in ath-
letics and gymnastics, and dressed
as boys. But their true sex instincts
asserted themselves and that's how
there were three weddings and moth
er had three sons then-but they
were sons-in-law.
Dainty little Miss Clark has the
treat Of your life in store for you In
The AmaZons." It's the best comedy
you have ever seen her play. She's a
regular Douglas Fairbanks in her
athletic ability. You'll be amazed at
her stunts. In the opening scenes
she is being trained in the manly"
art, and she revolves like a top on
a trapeze.
Matinees every day now at the
Grand, at $3.50 and after school
(about Ale p. n.y. Afternoon prices
are and 10 cents, evening prices 10
and Is cents. If possible, come to
the GAS o'clock showing. You viii
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-09-27
Dollar Day, Saturday, 81
ADJUSTMENTS.
nuncle TOMS cahinn

Harriet Ward Beecher Stoves fam.
GUS story of slavery before the civil
war is well reresented in the drama
tization of this well known story
Uncle Toms Cabin" and as pro-
duced by Terry's excellent company,
the presentation is an interesting
one, and is given In its entirety just
as depicted by the author. The COM
pany that Terry carries this season
is equal to those that are seen in the
larger city theatres, he having spared
no expense to make the company
one of the strongest entour, the cast
Is made up OF the very best talent,
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-09-27
DRAWS SENTENCE
FOR ASSAULT
Alfred Phelps Given Thirty Days In
jail When Arraigned In
Superior Court This
Morning.

Alfred Phelps, colored, an employe
of the Hotel Iowa, was given thirty
days in jail when arraigned in the
superior court this morning on a
charge Of assault and battery on
George Carr. The authorities state
that Phelps assaulted Carr, bus
boy at the hotel, yesterday following
an argument. A severe knife cut
was inflicted on Carr's forehead. 1t
Is said.
An application to send Morris
Gross. colored, to the reform school
has been filed in the superior court
by his mother, Anna Gorgas The
boy Is sixteen years old and is
charged with being incorrigible.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-09-27

lacking this paragraph is sustained,
| The court holding that conditions
which may arise from improper con-
| struction OF the street railway track
could not be considered in the pro-
ceedings. The choice of paving is a
matter for the council to decide, the
court holds in oyerruling the third
paragraph Of the amendment which
again attacks the kind of materials
| Paragraph five which pleads the war
and conditions in connection with the
present crisis as a reason for holding
Off the Improvement Is overruled
The motion which strikes at the sixth
paragraph which claims all bids were
excessive, Is likewise sustained.
More specific allegations are or
dered by the court in certain of the
paragraphs on defendants motion.
Abuse Of Discretion Defined.
Paragraph one of the plaintiffs
third petition set out the allegation
that the acts of the council in order
ing the Improvement are null and
void and constitute legal fraud, and
asssrts that the street could be re-
pared at p small cost, and that Ger
tain good cutters would be destroyed.
TAsss things Indicate abuse of discre-
tlEIa On The part OF the city, it is said
4 2asotio1 20 strike this graph is
szStAsrSSt the court holds "for the
se2b>1s hat the acts complained of
s-s sczJw3cg abuse of discretion are
-1>t q ny Judgment sufficient to show
>r rIcBraLgzte AZ abuse of discretion or
:sss;.rs sn9&rse Of the discretion OF
~ <l2Ts naiclc-a the law provides shall
s@s ESSaZ q re city council, is hon
eEZET eZE:> SET, rae court cannot In
E@a'Eers saesssEL5. 10 actual fraud be-
~ srssHe< * 7 a1derstand the
3sr@.s zrSIss II <.6esstGHn and fraud as
s.gsssS IL ssas >srz@sssez&2a, me allegation
II fFza< ss|5-g< ~ r%eas ~ 70 <aIlez,
zEs& stsgp Eszl r14s @%sy lozncsl was
faaE sIza1g % mi f2Esa Tar che pur-
c1se n Eas.cg.s5T5rz f.se Stsae4, gs1t that
g NE a<@ftsz s>sa sr5eeas s3ter1cr pur- /
gHs@ or 81 <>8lss,G-, r1s<2 sozae con |
GfzEto-, rss&a 81 $-rEa 4 Gz.Se, sgea con. !
fgr1 wC@.E sIs Es@gY ae ffz-1cllent, ]
but 81 wogat zt&l s,~ III ztysse nj the
discretion nbtea ETlG IN eD;gferg on !
tbs city corsFcJ wfg@.g - EIDt5cs the /
council WITH a8faGrfE1 N determine |
whether sa fnspTo7eTnsrst Is necessary
yr not
In passing on the rsohon ., strike
IN this case" the last pzrTgraph |
reads, II haze not cr,nsidered the
question a. 70 whether the faetz al,
eyed wouid sntit1e the plaintiffs tnI
he relief demanded. or any equitable
-e1ief prayed FOR. find from all ut
he authorities that such is thn office
If a demurrer and not that of q mo
Jon 10 strike. 4 motion 10 strike cor
IL ~ aFF |
he p]eadinss can oTIiY be resort@d TO
md sustained II the matter plead Is
or is irrelevant aEd I'm
material or pleads evidencs instead
& facts"
Dollar Day, Saturday. Sept 20
Rate Is Too High.
United Press Leased Wire Servicei
WASHINGTON. Sept. 27--Tae pro
osed rate increases on the shipment
4 automobile bodies between points
Iorth of tho Ghfn ard pnfornsr and
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-09-27

ants motion TO strike the paragraph
In which it is alleged that there was
not proper publication in a newspaper
in three consecutive issues. Para
graph four Of the original petition con-
tains much matter to be stricken out,
| the court holds, yet there is an al
| legation In the paragraph Il feel ought
to be allowed to stand, viz: that the
defendant city Intends to pay for the
| contemplated Improvement by special
assessment upon the property abut-
ting and adjacent TO Franklin street,
therefore gSice the paragraph Is good
IN part the motion assailing the whole
paragraph must be overruled-"
Paragraph OF the original petit
ton sets forth that the property own
ers have paid for improvements for
cutters and curbg along certain por-
tons OF the etreet The court sus-
tains the motion To strike this and
Gays IL am Of the opinion that under
the ruling IN the 147 iowa case, Col
Inns 7s. the City or Eeokak the mat
ter contained IN said paragraph can
not aid the PLAINTIFF n maintenance
IT thts quit"
The original petT!on lecizret IN
paragraph That ~ teg-oJ certain
CUTTERS II front o. E.atatfH"g c-o1@--y
would he unlawful. o1cT@a1Te z1d
fraud OF ne r-e5s-rT s-sf r1Glt ~
taking private property 11-1<sgE c-pc~
er con- peZsEatio-.~ -t1g s'zz z-,sek@c
In The no-:cn znG gts ecZ-1 szs8ss2-s
the original CzraErzI.. @E<s&g zr-~
tons cz thfs ghrrstt zEsE.>, z ,l-z@ .-:e-t--
ig abs ~ estz5itaa :: 81 ers>-sa>s
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-09-27
Ettso> Is z..*zE,s,>.

Ing r4><ILEEGs z.EssS EG.J<I gt.s$ 9-.-sf'~
section 1t FIFTH s.-e<- za.s< Elle ~
torn up Or recorstr1lzsf, Tze cr'g.se
sugtalned the atta<x m r.s zs.ss,1tas
that the allegation TIT 3. rGES( Ess
fraudulent u reccLstsEEt TT t15e~,
gectior. ia merely cGGs>lssaGTs N Jz1.
ana IN the nature III III azs:-s5lE GsD1s>
cIEsion.
The court gustz!ns Egrtlln " strsks
the paragraph IN The r@titiO-. 81 With
It "a rated Franklin street a. GnIy Z
regid@ace, street, and that br1ck IA not
suitable material in that II n no5gT
and 100 expensive, On the ground that
Il IA iromateriaI and irrele7ant, and II
established by evidence, could not aid
plaintiff in obtaining relief sougat-
Tbs paragraph questioning the con
stituuOnality II certain acts Of the
council In regard 10 the paving ia ssis>
tanned by the courts oveTruiing the
motion 70 strike all d this paragraph
II would Re an error 10 strike ont all
/ OF the paragraph Of the original pa
/ pers attacking the acts Of the city
with reference 20 the improvement az
| unreasonable. fraudulent and ovpreg-
siVe' the court holds, and cites AT
IOWA, where the supreme court held
mat making Of improvements in
streets and alleys was not open 10
;uuicial review in absence Of some al
tJgatlon OF fraud or oppression. which
1 elesallon Is contained in the rara-
i, graph in question.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-09-27

east OF the Mississippi were sus-
pended by the interstate commerce
commission today until January 20,
1913
Dollar Day, Saturday, Sept. 90
CITY NEWS.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-09-27
,I1ar Day, Saturday. Sept. 30
Rate Is Too High.

United Press Leased Wire Servicel
WASHINGTON. sept. 27--The pro
posed rate increases on the shipment
of automobile bodies between points
north OF the Ohio and Potomac and
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-09-27
Question Of PaIlp

In ~, question Of RsIfs.
p1ain,its amendment to the petition
pa. ~ makes reference to the ' e. .,
i'm nosai, S,u rails are used It win be
for tba ;r, 70 live up 10 the contract
ioi inc Improvement. The motion :,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-02-08

White GIace Kid Boot,
long slim effect, white
leather heels, A TO c.
Special at $3.50
Another style 60 S0
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-02-08
Filet Net Curtains

OF very desirable quality:
these come in plain or fig
uTed centers with narrow
borders, A. inches wide. Price,
per pair $500
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-02-08

In plain and figured centers.
with very neat and attractive
borders. made of a double
woven thread. coIors cream
or white, all As inches wide
and - yards long. Price,
per pair .-.....-.-...S 60 S0
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-09

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-09

DAYS with modern trimmings u was
q new city to this old man who had
slipped ON of life thtrt. years hefore
and hsd Just come back. ue could
not realize tn" magnitude 81 human
progress.
Outside Of his prison wallis the
strenuous world had gone on III noisy
turhulent way. While his man lived
his arrested being like an sutomaton
hiS RISING and resting, his life ana ia-
nor being regulated with mHchineiike
RELENTLESS routine It ts no wonder
that he felt like % man Of another
world. He could NOT realize ~ apprc-
ciate that 80 mneh rou'd have occur
red.
80 doubt ne had checked on each
year as "a milestone ON the road To-
future hope Each passing milestone
brought him nearer tn home to ircc-
dom a. happiness
The last STONE Was reached Tho
prison doors swung upcH lie was
admitted to Gods fresh air aud sun
shine. he realized sadl, that he was
hut - hrokou N%audorrr iu an M
known Iand and nc hrgsed 0int he
mietr De taken back 90 dlo amid Ia
unlar surroundings
The man did NOT care 90 come back
Memphis Commercial Appeal.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-09
LIFTS START SOMETHING.

We can remember the time. and
MS no, 80 many years ago. either.
when the arrival OF an army 0fnccr
in town for a stay OF a few day.
ray a. take 10 IN fair and attend
the Montezuma hail was sufficient
10 start thu heart Of every unmarried
young lady 10 Albuquerque going
chug-chug like the engine m a niv-
yer. aud many Of the married women
were affected In the same mi
Members Of the fair sex would hover.
around an army uniform with a
man inside Of II. Of course--hke honey
bees around era blossoms. The
town boys had 20 play the "hench
while the visitors were here. Homes
were opened 10 Uncle SANS commit
stoned men and they we're treated
royalty. All Of which, mind you, wa
perfectly proper.
We have some thirteen hundred
soldiers camped on the outskirts OF
me city. SO far little or nothing has
been done TO entertain them In a so
rial way A few persons have private
~ entertained some 81 the Officers
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TIiE DE,u you SAY,

This Jingle comes from fur.on cal
norma We ID not know to whom to
give credit or would a. "a.
The detil sai hy "a lake or nr. an
a pie ot sulphur kegs: his honJ Ga.
Vowed upol hi~ breast. his t,1 br.
'W"en his legs. ID look of shame v,s
on his lhre the sparks drippcd IRON,
ms eyes he had sent his r~c-tpnat on
y" the throne mn Zoo the skies. "rm
d"wn ana out. The devil snid-be
sAid u with a soh-"therc are others
mat nuiclu~s me and want tn auit
my job. Hell isn ln il with the land
That lies along tho Rhine. I'm r. has.
been and "a piker aud therefore 1 re-.
sigh; one ammunition maker. with
MS bloody -hot and shell. knnws
more ahout damnatlon than an the
iWps ~ hell Give my job Co kaiser
William. the author OF this war he
understands IL hettcr. "a million times
10y far-i hate to cave the old home,
h spot ] love go wei. bus | fcci I'm
not ~up-to-dnfe JOB the art Of RUM re
hell.
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'hanute had raised heaven and
earth Go get the next ears conv.n-
lion for their home town. The deal
was All framed 10 perfecuon-the
necessary votes were n hand. and
nothing short eff a miracle could have
Kept the convention from Chanuto n
iHl>. The leader from rhauuto trnS.
and placed his town before IN, cuu-
tention. aud his motion was fatorsbf,
received Then this certain Kansar
who shall Doe namele~-. stood up fu
second he motiuu Think. gentle
men ne oaid. "of an the grca, men
Kansas has produced. There's So
and-so and so-and-so. Aud. gentle.
anon, u was Kansas that produced
John 81 psawHiumi". the greatest
Throw hlm cut" yelled an Arkan-
sas tel'rate lighting the fuse. And
hfe the band PLAYED Dixie" u.s.,
lf1s convention went 90 Milan,
ok kansas city star
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-09
APPEAL.

~ INV dIptafN ~ w ifar'iH"f
certain that Russia il going TO stick r.
Bitter fighting has been eoinE on along
the eastern front for several days.
during which time the Russ soldiers
displayed much of their former dash
and bravery.
mould Russia continue 10 play ~
part in the war. much ~ the credit
will belong TO Minister " War keren-
sky. who has worked indefatigabiy Tor
several weeks trying To- arouse the
troops from their ietsarete state.
smooth out d~issentions and get them
In a fighting mood. His final appeal
to the troops before leading them in
person from the trenches to the first
military victory 81 the new Russian
democracy. said In part;
Russia. liberated from the chains
OF slavery. Is firmly resolved 10 pro-
tect. Mt all cost. the rights Of honor
ana liberty Having had faith in the
fraternal feelings os nations tie Rus
sian democracy has called the warning
countries with an ardent appeals 90
cease the arnage and 10 conclude the
honorable peace. having tranquility for
all nations. Bun IN response To this
fraternsi appeal. the enemy has pro-
posed 10 as treason. The Au~tr'-
Germans have offered tn Russia =
separate peace anC ,des to blind onr
vigilance nv Inflammation. hurting
themselves al the same time against
our allies with the hope of crushing
us after their defeat,
being no., convinced ,ha' Russia
will nos allow herself TO be tricG"d'
the enemy is threatening US aud -c'-
centrating troops on our front War
riors. u motherland is In danger
Freedom and revolution are in p"rii.
THE time has come when u amy
must accomplish ia duty. our com
manding general beloved throush VIC
tory. prociaims that each day lost
adds new strength 60 our Enemy, ana
that only an immediate decisive blow
lean disrupt the plans Of the foe.
Therefore. being fully conscious u
ths great responsibility ~ the country,
IN tho name 81 the free Russian peo-
Pile. and it, provisional government. /
lcaIl upon the armies strengthened win
vigor 10y the revoiutionafy genius in
star, the offensive. The enemy must
Wal, before celebrating victory. Al
nations must know that IL was not
Through weakness that we talked
peace Let them know that liberty
Judgments our forces
"Omcers and soldiers. you must
%reaIiye that an Russia is blessing vour
scl- ON h field Of honor IN M"
name ~ iberty. future prosperity and
I'm the name Of a lasting aud honor.
sble peace { command you forward
Russia mas not. hy reason Of her
wea k.ucd and somewhat ~disorgauizod
condition. be able 60 carry ou @ v!gor-
Gus offensive FOR some months 90
l'ome. but n she cen keep the time o.
the Austro-Gcrman troops even airy
we'll occupied IL is going 'o mean much
10 tho allied cause on the Franco
Belgian front as even sporadic Hns-
sian activity IN GaIcia aud elsewhere
lin the east Will mean that the Slaf
will have To- be watched aud the Tou-
lions viii be compelled 10 maintain 70
large enough army there 60 gu"ri
AGAINST any possible c%ontinsen
which might arise.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-09
THE POIaTEST MAN

Vice President Marshall declares
that the po.itc-t man lives 300 Newark.
O. Mr Marshaf mad, 10 campaign
speech there last fan when h, was
about half through a man made his
way Quietl, from the rear ~ he
room up to the edge OF the platform
waited until Mr. Marshall paused 90
swallow. az INC end ny q ~parnaruph
aud then offered to ,hak. hands with
g. vice president
I'm sorry. hut lT have tn hid Nnu
good night Che man said 1--WE got
80 60 home now IF. e. Kelly n
Cul'Iar'S Weekly.
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change. | later took Lydia f. Pink
ham ) Vegetable Compound and soon
felt "A chang for the better. took IL
until | was in good healthy condition
/ recommend the Pinkham remedies 10
all women as | have used them with such
good results. Mrs. MuFoRD 4. CUM
MlNGs. 81 Harmony ST.. Penn's Grove.
\ J..
Such testimony nhould be- accepted by
ali women As convincing violence OF
the excellence Of Lydia +. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound as n remedy for
the distressing Ills Of women such az
displacements. inflammation, liberation,
bseksche, painful periods,
and kindred ailments.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-09
coxscnnr1ox N CANADA.

The question OF CONSUMPTION has
convulsed Canada even more thar u
did the United States. bnt late adviccs
indicate hat the Dominion will follow
the plan adopted hy the United states
and resort 90 the seieotive draft whom
necessary To make additions 10 It's
armies should his prove to be the
ease IL IL not iikeiy that the Canadians
viii submit as readily rs did the
people Of TINS IN The French
Canadians are threatening revolt ,n
cas- OF the adoption Of CONSUMPTION
ard the executive committee OF The
British Columbia FederatioE Of La
hon. whcih j. a part Of Canadss labor
nor federation. Is taking a vote on the
question Of q general strike in the
event of either military or industrial
transcription. Al the recent conven-
ton OF an the unions Of Canada. held
in Ottawa. J. G. Waters. president OF
canada's labor federation. made the
following statement. accordine TO 'rhe
New York Cali":
The proposed conscrIption act
cans for the CONSUMPTION Of man
power alone It, outstanding feature
is the recognition of the sscredness 81
material wealth and the sanctity 90
privileged interests on tho one hand,
with the chsapness OF human lifs
on the other.
1T ear the CONSUMPTION Of man
power and the conservation OF wealth.
IA means tina human values are
transcribed ~ material wealth: that
men must be sacrificed and tine own
ers Of wealth lief. undisturbed
II means that men will be under.
compulsory service for military pur-
poses. while the profiteers viii thrive
under the volunteer system that men
mga he ssetsfcedrsnd that owners ~
wealth wit be left undisturbed in the
enjoyment Of their riches,
The greatest service that Canada
can render the allies. therefore "
10 conscript tnot borrow. the wealth
% the nation. TO take over and oper
ate the mines. railroads. munitiop
works and other establishments neces-
saTy "a the prosecution or the war
tnciudine the banking SYSTEM. 70
eliminate the last ves,iRe Of profiteer-
Ing. thus giving the nation the benefit
instead of the profiteers. NJ the work
done.
II consider IL mY duty 10 sound q
note OF warning 10 the organized
workers not TO permit themselves l."
be shackled with the chains OF con-
scrlption. In the event of us being e..
taDiished. any effort on the part OF
the workers TO ameliorate conditions
can be frustrated by simply calins
them 10 the colors and placing them
under military discipline. when orders
must be obeyed ON pain of punish-
inent melted gu, by court-niariial
1t Is imperative also hat organ
ICED labor should be untouched by tho
wave OF hysteris which n passing
over the country II the power TO rea
son Is not 10 be destroyed.
m the government T. sincere ii
It's determination To eonsecrase the
power u the nation Ia the causs -
The allies snd democracy and not ne
dictated 10 nor influenced by
Downing street or the dominatins
privileged Interests IN Canada. nor
simply actuated by miserable Political
party considerations the conscriptlun
OF man power viii follow and not
precede hat Of wealth and the ma
uo%nalization Of every industry nec's-
gary Tor the prosecution 81 the war
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80 pIE Nv CRY MINrrE

Thea nhual death rs,e az ~. ,.,
rae" Is 80 million. Tbors ai.G" u
gay 'Vu every hour 'e2 every min
't' me hair Of tho human race
''' ''I'i' ih"' Hr" lf years old. one.
f~u"r''r ~ tho human race die before
.H'H are years old. The atcrar.
length ~ a human life is 30 i-s ,ear.
Nr' % nan or one woman IN d mil.
Ion 1--we To be Voc wears old But
don't let This discourage You nom
iaklng as good care OF yuur health
as u b. we're n new motor car
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boat to sink. To cause the boat To
rise the W plens- we're dressed to-
sether with u windiSSs arrana ment
FORCING the wafer our. which save Tho
"""t reserve huoyuncy II L. saI ,bs,
on one occasion kine James was
taken FOR q trip from London hridy.
l" q point about u mile down stream
submerged To- this boat. We do no,
Know. however. what eventually he.
of it. John y. Holland In ia
the Scientific American smurl.,r.,,
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bic Compound Tor
inflammation and
other weaknesses. I
was very irregular
and would have ter
rible pains 81 that |
could hardly take .
step. Sometimes |
would be 50 misera-
BILE that ! could not
sweep a room. I
doctored part Of the
time but felt no
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-09

The you,hml Cudahys. sw3f-s and
Morrises who have enlisted -hou.d he
able 20 prevent ans oorugd beef
scandal
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Membership Dinner
OF the Y. NJ. c. A. to
Be Held Tonight

The monthly membership dinner "i
the v " g. \ Will be held tins even
ING at , u'cluck iu che association ban
quet halt Those vino were iustr"-
mental IN bringing iu new members
the new members brought Hh
will he the guests These meetings 10
The past have proved very rnpulai
and II b. expected that the one TINS
evening viii bee fully 49, succcsstul 80
prcNiuus ones
Every day HERALD WANTS Abs
find help. secure positions sell articles
no longer needed, rent houses. tlhis,
apartments. stores ana real estate; iind
the lost. sell houses. lots and Farms
Pot In q UET.P WANTED al then
read the SITUATIONS wanted.