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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-01-25
Monument for Dodge.
IYs&A nH0na

DES MONIES. Iowa. Jan. 25.-A
monument to the late General Gren-
Vile NJ. Dodge Of Council Bluffs.
builder of the Union Pacific. is the OBJ
1ect Of resolution introduced to-
day by Senator Glenn F. Kimball, ask
ing Governor Harding to appoint a
memorial commission to raise funds
and erect the monument. Possibly
500. 900 will be sought to be raised
nv public subscription and railway
men OF national prominence will be
appointed on the commission. The
monument is to be erected at Council
Bluffs.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-01-25
PAUL NEWELL
TO LEAVE CITY
Has Resigned From Employ Of Stone
L Webster and viii 90 TO Woon-
socket, r. l., With Family.

Paul Newell. chief clerk OF the
Keokuk Electric company. has re-
signed from the employ OF Stone &
Webster and will leave Saturday with
his family for Woonsocket, Rhode
Island Mr. Newell has been with
the Keokuk Electric company for
three and one-half years, coming here
from Columbus, Georgia He has
been IN the employ OF Stone Z Web
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-01-25
the MOST DARING PHoroPlAy EVER SCREENED
BUT IT'S THE GODS TRUTH
A. FEW COMMENTS:


snarks Jay
girls Into their power"
ill., teaches real lesson
only be for 5000
vivid darker portions Of the story
House Bondage 10 wond1n
film attention from start to finish an aa
through cheap
through lie daring naked truth tn. 10Y ,.d away
in the little town ~ cadet 70 the scenes 10 d:
which from her youth hope "
courao
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-01-25

ster eight years. He has not an
nounced his future plans. Mr.. Newell
has made many friends In this city
who will regret to learn that he Is TO
leave Keokuk.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-01-25

FIRST DANCE.
The Bachelor Club
l. o. o. F. Hall-Warsaw, Ill.,
Friday. Jan. 20
Tickets 75c. Car held 1880.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-01-25
BILLIARDS AND ROWLING

FOR SALE-Billiard tables, brand
new, carom and pocket. with complete
ontnt, $3.50; second hand tables at re-
ouced prices Easy payments Cigar
store, hxtures a specially. send for
catalogue. The Brunswick Palke-Col.
lender Co, Davenport. Iowa l. c.
sanders. agent. 219 Harrison St
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-07

now appears. The welcoming French
shouted enthusiastically. svive les
Amis,' pronounced 'veev lay xam-
meet and the soldiers thought tina,
instead OF cheering their arrvins
friends the crowds were giving them
10 nickname referrine back 10 Uncle
sam. II was a queer PATHOLOGICAL in
cldent. and q viii be oil the quecrer
II the nickname sticka"
But The Milwaukee sentinel" Il
probable right;
why no: wait? AZ the Irish alder
man bent or civic economy said to u
proposition 10 buy a Dozen gondola'
for the park lagoon: Why not bus
two eondolas, a male gondola and a
female sondpla. and let nature take
its course
80 let nature take its course with
the nickname for the boys somewhere
I'm France. The inspired name VIII
come Of n<slf. and when Il comes q
viii stick like Tommy Atkins Thess
things are born. not made"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-07
CaIomeI Today! Sick Tomorrow!
Guarantee DodSon's Liver Tone
Don't take nasty, dangerous calomcl when bilious.
coustipatcd, hcadarhy. Listen 10 me!

Cllomol makes Won iys you Loose %
day., work ,aluwol b. QUICKSILVER
and 81 sa%li,atc. c1lumol injuries your
Iycr
lf YOU are bilious feel ltly. slug
ri-h and lll kuuckcd 70 DO your
bowels are yun-tiputed amt yuur head
aches OF stomach b. sour Just take
% spoonful 90 harmless Dodson's iiy-
cr Tone instead NJ using ~,cNcu,uu.
slliNatiuE u1lpmol nodsou's Liver
Tone i~ real lived medicine Noull
know h. next mora,up ho,Ius, YOU
Will wax" an feeling fine luur liver
viii ho working, % headache and
dizziness uuc your stomach viii Dee
sweet and bowels roEuIHr You viii
feel ike working NuulI o." cheerful.
FUN 81 vieor and ambition
Your druggist or dealer SELLS YOU u
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-07
WHEN ovrns WE'RE JUSTIFIED

In moments ~ the most extreme
evaporation the average British sol
dier at the front shows profound re-
spect FOR the clergy The following
story. contained in q letter from r.
Tommy somewhere H. France. on
cmplifies this tact
\ recent boat from across the
channel brought e hamper = good
things ia the eatahlo way from the
home of an officer. To celebrate the
occasion the recipient gave q spread
in his duEout. inviting some Of the
brother Officers. including the chap
lain. to Join him, when they were
assembled. waiting fOr the orderly to
bring IN the banquet ana the chap
lain was thinking 81 something spe-
cial IN the way Of grace, the orderly
came In with a long face 20 explain
that he had put down the ammunl-
ton case In which he was carrying
the food when an officer had stopped
him to ask q question Just then
q Minnie came over. bowled over
the officer aud the man. aud-worst
Of all-lundru ON top Of the impro-
yised hutlor's tray ami blow the ban.
puet TO bits.
1T was pretty bad to lose the best
spread We have had for ever So long
the letter, describing the incident.
concludes and it didn't help things
that. owing to the presence Of the
dear old padre, some of ~ had 90 get
outside the duEout. and Under very
heavy fire. 10 wear"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-07
Cupid Balks and
Two Loving Hearts
Still Crave Mates

Special Correspondence 10 The Herald
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-07
wrAIgrH Axr HAPPINESS.

Now the craving for power IL q
very laudahlc ambition. hut the mis-
take We have made h in assuming
that The power that money gives can
command contentment or love or
fame. which are the three essential
elements % happiness. think that
IN these pages I have previously al
luded To the fact that not o single
money getter has yet been allotted q
place In the American Hail OF Fame
az the University OF New York A
man must he two years dead before
ne can Ice n candidate Tor election.
and In that short space Of time those
who were simply rich have been for
gotten. n the inches are filled chief
" with the husts vt those who have
served humanity In education. reiig.
ion. art. war. poetry. literature. sci
ence and invention
We have high authority for the
statement that the love OF money Is
the root OF an evil" and there IN. I
am glad TO believe. some reason L.
hope that tho wal and the economy
Il mus compel will ~re-enforce the
s%criptural les On tina we have for a
time forgotten.
The eagerness OF rich men To serve
the country. their willingness 10 put
their all AZ the disposal Of the ma
tion, and the manifest pleasure that
they find IN doing 50 encourages the
Thought that the time IL not far on
when service rather than wealth will
he the measure Of present Us well as
Of posthumous distinction, when eN-
travagance viii be taboo and sbso-
lutc simplicity fashionable. aud when
those who s,end more than tho can
afford Will he made to feel tho essen
tiai dishonesty of their course.
Money can buy the labor Of servi-
tors and the aduiation ~ sycophauts
but 1t cannot command happiness.
and the resentment; that men feel to-
ward the power uf %plutocracy IL close.
~ kin To that which inspires the
present war on Hutocracy Theodore
" Price In the outlook.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-07

N cont bottle of Dodson's Liver Ton"
uuao' my personal guarantee that a
VIII clean our sluggish liver better
than nasty cHlpm"l ID won't maxi"
You sick and YOU can eat anything
YOU want without being stliyttra
Your druggist guarantees that ouch
spoonful VIII start your liver clrau
Vuur bowels and strliThtcu YOU mp
hN morning ur YOU get Nuu money
hIci children gladly take pod-uu's
liycg Tone because 10 is pleasant inst
um aud doesn't grippe cor crtmu or
make them sirh
am SELLING millions ~ BOTTLES of
hodsuu.s Liver Ton" tu people who
hnv" found that this pleasant vopc-
Table liver medicine takes the place
~ dangerous ,ilomel Iiuy one bot
M" uu nay sound. reliable guarantee
ASK YOUR drurrist about me
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-07
MNkING ~ NnMY IN \ DAY.

America owes its selected national
army to the fertile brain OF BrIgadicr
General Enoch n DroWder. provost
marshal general OF the army He
conceived the plans. worked ont the
details. o prepared the country
Tor the selection lie made his ad
vance preparations So perfectly that
practically IN one daN. between sun
rise aud sunset. an the men iu Amer
lea between the ages of - and 81
were registered aS prospective mem
hers of the national army. 40 part
ST the country was omitted The biz
cities. the small towns. the farms. the
mountain slides and the plains fui q.
uisiird their quota II Was the most
remarkable ARMY registration ever
hrld the most perfectly worked out
and the most accurate" fan and Just
one cvc perfected It's success Is
more rema-ktblc when 10 h remen-
herod that II represented tn work of
l2j uuo men, each one of whom had
To- do his duty accurately tu order 30
attain the success accomplished -
thoroughly did the general have the
registration lu hand that when 10 be-
came necessary 90 make "a sudden
change in the plans Of the solectiye
draft he was able in - hours tp
do So without hitch or hiudrauoo
The mcthod hy which General
Crowdcr succeeded so admirably IN
organizing M" machinery Tor the So.
lection H explained hv him as fol-
lows
"lt Was like holding q general cleo
ton at which only men between -
and 80 vot" ana I used the election
machinery already established In
each state Taken as "a whole, 10
seemed like au tlm st impossihl" I'M
dcrtaltiuE subdivided into states,
counties, wards and precincts with
each man doing his duty, the task
was greatly sinplificd Furthermore
these men deserve credit Tor lhcir
uuuriug dGjy in their particular ficld.
II is like the effor1s of each Iudivid.
udl soldier that may not appear III
Ice important Vet 10 h. absolutely
necessary that each man do his iu-
diyidual duty IN order nat the res
suits ohtuincd hy the army as u whole
be satisfactory These volunteer work
crs deserve their share 81 credit for
the success OF the selectiy" draft
william "A Crawford iu Ieslie's
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-07

stiles ~ today And with Increased
use and improved manufacturing
methods the electric washer. electric
range Sowing machine motor. fan
and electric iron are $50 Improved
that % the, are every day home
necessities
Again many housewives who with
in the past wear have been impcilcd
hy the high price ~ toodstuffs to
rearruuEc th,ir domestic orrani2u-
tious (which often has included dis
peu~iuE with or |curiaillup Kitchen
helpi are just now discovering that
they can afford To purchase out of
their new found suvinr- some Ut tho
electrical improvements in house
hold equipment hong Oovoted hu.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-07
Range Conditions
Poor; Crop Outlook
Is Generally Good

special Corretpondence TO The Herald
SANTA Fc, ~ NJ Sept. The
weath"r-orop report for the week
ending September I, issued by the
United states Weather Bureau here.
follows.
The week began partly cloudy. cool
aud showery, with heavy showers In
scattered localities. a few light
showers Also occurred Saturday and
sunday hut. as u rule, the week
closed, dry, mostly clear aud much
warmer Dry land corn ami beans
have been further helped by the
rains n beans. especially promise
y lnrge crop In most districts. CON.
siderable corn. however. IN late and
short Ranges have been bencfitted
IN shower districts. hut over much Of
the state - large deficiency In pre-
cipitation exists ana gruss remains
short aud poor. with outlook for win.
ter d~iscouraging. Peaches and
plums. early apples. cantaioupes. mel
n ana vegetables are plentiful on
the markets and late fruits promise
well Third cutting Of alfalfa con-
tinues IN southern valleys, and H.
proving q good crop In the lover
Rio Graudc
Ration: Light showers sunday:
continue cool hut dav tenn
perAturcs were high the las, NJ the
week. penn crop Is very promising.
but q little late Corn IN doing bet.
ter, hut rain is needed, pastures are
veiy poor
Springer Good heavy shower tho
first uf the week was 81 much hene-
d. .. ..s-ma. ..N4-E- go a- - --
dition aud crops are doing well.
Fort stanton An inch 81 rain oc-
CURED Wednesday aud u light show
ov Friday. Range conditions greatly
improved Late planted rye and bar.
Icy looking good dry land corn very
late hut growing rapidly garden
crops are fairly good
pulc't Dry week with worry cool
nights aud temperature near frost
Friday morning but the week closed
warmer
Riackrock navs hot and dry hut
nights cool; precipitation far below
average Wheat crop partly thrashed
and averaging about 10 bushels The
bean croii looks pr, missing for "a big
Yield
Santa Fp The week began cool.
with light showers hut closed hot
and dry Rains continue insufficient
for drN land crops and range. which
remains short and poor Local wa
tcr supply continues very low aud ir-
rirgiou practically stopped So that
some late crops are suffering Fruits
and vegetables are abundant on lo-
cal markets with peaches. pIums.
melons. chile and other vegetables
coming from nearby valleys.
Fl Paso Third cuttinE Of alfalfa
continues with good yield Nice
shower Wednesday. but week closed
hot and dry
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-07

heretofore regarded rs cNtrnvngnnt
Many women are now anxious to
%purchas" for their own use electrical
appliances which hy rcason of their
cost. the! would not purchas" for q
servant To- use.
The f%arsighted woman does not
consider the use Of electrical applt.
auccs an expensive luNury The
housewife of to-day is learning more
and more about the practical aid Of
eleotricity and the actual economy
IL affords in the doinE Of homework
Thv Albuquerque Gas " Electric
company mas very interesting utrra-
turr ON the subject ana VIII be glad
tn demonstrate electrical tpplt-
anc" To- Interested parties
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-07
KNIT WITH GIEE.

Knit, sister, knit with glee. for the
home OF the brave and the land ~
the r Baltimore sun.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-07

) Californian has designed Il mSn-
mower that com be substituted for the
front wheel Of n motorcycle and run
By power Imagine trying 20 sleep
against a roglhbor who w1s using 4
combination Htwn-moker and motor
cvcle. -patr,t Free Press.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-07

Missouri German Lutheran synod
changes it, rome and gets rid OF the
German ", imagine Luther would
approve " hc could be- heard. lie
q Christian first. a Tcuton after
ward BROOKLYN Eagle
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-07
Don't Say: "DandruH Can't
Be Stopped"

Are YOU one OF IT.. huntI,d d, Who
have tried many diheirm ionic- smd nov
ssy "DsndmH cant lie stopped
II 30. remember. p%onprisn HAIR
Massage /. not oHi, a tonic. up a treat
mosal. Tim treatment IA carefully d.s,i,bed
in a leanet. The Hair aud Ito Gaze
enclosed in every package.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-07

The m%sssaging (rubbing) Of the scalp
wakes up the roots OF the hair 10 new life
Tins m~assagink slso open the pores
9th. scalp to the wonderfully stimulating
liquids Ia Pompcisn HAIR Massage.
DsnduuH goes. Your hair will become
And eta, healthy. vigorous and suIsetiVe,
The Washington times., 1917-09-09
M2HMrn
Former Health COMMISSIONS
City Of Chicago.

mer House Surgeon. Jefferson Park
Hospital. Chicago, in commenting on
the value OF NuNated Iron said: This
remedy has proven through my own
tests OF 1t to excel any remedy have
ever used for creating red blood,
building up the nerves, strengthening
the muscles and correcting digestive
disorders. The manufacturers are TO
be congratulated in having given TO
the public a long felt want, a true
tonic. supplying iron in an easily di-
gestsd and assimilated form. A true
health builder in every sense OF the
word"
DR.. Schuyler c. Jaques. Visiting
Surgeon or St EIiZabeth's Hospital.
New York. was also asked what he
thought Of NuNated Iron In reply,
DR.. Jaques said: Il have never before
given out any medical information or
advice for publication as I ordinarily
do not believe III It, But in the case
OF NuXated Iron, l feel I would be
remiss in my duty not to mention Il.
have taken II myself and have given
II to my patients with most surprising
and satisfactory results. And those
who wish quickly to increase their
strength, power and endurance will
Ind IL a most remarkable and wonder
fully effective remedy"
DIR. n. II. HOrnstine. for ten years In
the Department OF Public Health and
Charities. Philadelphia SAYS: During
my connection with the Department
OF Public Health and Charities as Dis
trict Physician. and with the Depart
ment OF Public Safety as Police Sur
CeOn. also a. a member Of important
hospital stats, | was often asked by
both physicians and laymen. Doctor.
what do you recommend to renew the
supply OF iron In the blood OF people
The Washington times., 1917-09-09

nance department in the War Depart
ment.
She had been reading about the
fund to provide smokes for American
soldiers overseas and. not observing
anyone getting busy to raise money
In the office in which she worked.
she took It upon herself to pass the
hat.
The cost accountants contributed
$3.50 in less time than it takes to
tell II. The other employees in the
finance division made sufficient do
nations to bring the total up to
$25.15.
Miss Blank was exceedingly happy
over the quick results OF her labors.
When she brought the money to The
Times office she said this S25.1o was
Just a starter. and that she hoped to
raise more in the near future. Here's
the best OF luck to her and q strong
belief that she will do all she says.
This case Is typical Of what could
be done in every bureau in the Gov
eminent departments. If you do not
get on the tobacco job early tomor-
row morning, Mr.. Government Clerk,
some pretty girl like Miss Blank IL
going to beat you to It. You may
have the idea, but IL the girl has the
she viii get the receipt
from The Times cashier.
The first cargo Of tobacco bought
for American soldiers with money
by Washington men, wo-
men, and children II already on fits
yay to France Send in your contrf-
buttons now. so that another and still
another and another cargo may leave
at an early date.
The Washington times., 1917-09-09
100 j. s. WOMEN
GOING TO FRONT
IN CANTEEN WORK

American women will go to the
French front TO provide our soldiers
with comforts and Injuries on their
way TO and from the trenches. the
Red Cross announced today. One hun
bred women have been selected to take
charge OF canteens and rest stations.
The Red Cross has appropriated
100000 for cAnteens, which will be
equipped with shower baths. laun-
dries. and mending and disinfectinE
rooms. Rest rooms will have reading
and writing materials. games, timed
The Washington times., 1917-09-09

GrutI Vereln. an organization COM
posed OF men born In Switzerland:
AT a meeting OF the Washington
Grutn Verein, held in their grotto. TI2
Twelfth street northwest. a motion
was unanimously adopted appropriat-
ing the sum OF IS to be used by your
paper toward its tobacco fund for the
soldiers in France.
THE membership OF the Washing
ton Grutli Verein, consisting OF men
born in Switzerland and their sons,
express their appreciation for this
great movement. which not only af-
fords pleasure to those who indulge in
the use OF tobacco. but also encour-
that those back home are with them
in spirit.
II trust that the check I am sending
will be only one OF the many you
will receive toward this fund"
Set Fine Example.
The way The Washington Times
Tobacco Fund looks at the matter is
this:
II It IL worth IS to the neutral mem
bsrs OF . Swiss club to see the boys
encouraged to "nEht on" II ought to
be worth several times that amount
to all clubs composed of good, red
blooded. patriotic Americans. How
about It. Mr.. American Clubman?
One OF the most gratifying OBJ
serVations made since The Washing
ton Times Tobacco Fund was started
was that many contributions came
from grouped employees in Govern
ment departments. The Federal work
ers have done nobly. and subscription
lists have been received from a num-
Der of bureaus in the various depart
ments. The fund will not be COM
pIete. however. until all the depart
ment workers have contributed some
thing to II and made donations on
several occasions.
Some man or woman in every
Government bureau should appoint
himself or herself captain of q
Smokes For Soldiers Club" and
make collections for this fund every
week.
II any OF the Federal employees are
seeking Inspiration. let them look at
the case of pretty Miss Matilda
a stenographer-clerk IN the
cost accountants offiee OF the ord
The Washington times., 1917-09-09
What We Offer:

The most helpful form of Credit that can be
devised. In arranging for small weekly or month
ly payments on a charge account we are more con-
siderate than any other house in America. We
make these terms to correspond with the circum-
stances of each individual customer; we enable
them to afford the attractive patterns in the better
qualities.
Our stocks include lines that range from the
low priced TO the expensive, but every value we
offer is so thoroughly reliable that you may de-
pend upon it for long and satisfactory service
Come to us for anything that is NEEDED to make
your home more comfortable
The Washington times., 1917-09-09

NOTF,-NuNatrd Iron which II prescribed
and recommended above ny physicians IN
such n great variety Of cases Is not a patent
medicine nor secret remedy. but one which
constituents are widely prescribed by en-
nent physicians everywhere. Unlike the older
Inorganic iron products. Il Is easily assinil-
sted. does not injurs the teeth, make them
black nor upset the stomach: OF the cor
traTv II Is most potent remedy In nearsy
all forms Of indigestion, as well as for nerv-
Gus. rundown conditions The manufacture
Irun that thev offer to forfeit 500 On to any
charitable institution n they cannot take any
woman under 50 who lacks iron and
increase their strength 100 per cent or over IN
four weeks time provided they have no sert-
orts organic trouble They also Offer to re-
fund our money Il 10 does not at least douhIs
your strength and endurance In ten days'
time y = dispcn-'d I'm this City By Iamoa
O'Donneu Drug Stores, People Drug stores
and AL good druggtstS-Adyt.