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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1917-08-09

why the LOUenldn, Joseph Il Loeb August
Furniture Sale is q success
BUT first must tell you what glowing the Lovean
Joseph Loeb Furniture Sale really is So far in the month
of August have sold one-tird furniture than
had planned SELL And estimate of the business should
do generous If believe the old adage that "A
thing well begun half DONE have every to believe
that the have enjoyed the beginning Of this sale
will follow through to it's termination
THE reason them for the success Of this sale very simply
stated have the kind of furniture that the people Of
Birmingham want at the prices their good Judgment tells
them are right
E secret of constancy of purpose The Loveman
Joseph Loeb Furniture Store has asuredy been constant
to it's purpose of supplying honeade furniture for the good
American homes Of Birmingham at consistent with the in
comes of those who living in an industrial center
ONCE last August prices furniture have advanced To
these price advances Loveman Joseph Loeb bought
furniture than BEFORE We bought that
could buy for lesssO that in could sell for less
In the which advertising Furniture
little of this and it's
furniture and its special price but being said Of the special
of all of furniture.
YOU need furniture have furniture We cannot tell the
story Of furniture and Of furniture sale by stock
Illustrations and back face The furniture sale
lions and the big black and white price show the
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GrnubeissutbamssS sSupOtbefea.
gineinndtt q. Dss.
Rene 9npotbeten

4uforb Baies ON 2aura y. Tlc.
TarIan. $500.
DiIbur Graipforb on Wlobdpi
plaes 8. u. 3. 60. 5000.
Gbomas 8. Miuiams ON Sux 6tr.
Q. g. u. 8. Go. $4,000.
Charlotte d. Gbsparb an bo.
$1,000.
DidiOu ID. Germ an aaura Suibsr.
$500.
ubam .. Bo4mann an gImmoob
pIoce g. u. 3. Go. $1864
Gillian gounor an Roripoob Jm.
prppsb D. u. 6. Go. $500.
Greb. 3. Deningsr on 6cutb Sibs
g. u. q. 60. $1,000.
Qlife 3. peel on bo. $4,000.
Wdrp ann 9runs ON Brennan Gbe.
8. u. o. Go. $500.
0rant q. 2ipps On Seurp 3. aipps
5000.
Sek GOulsp ON Riurfibe q q. y.
g. 60. $500.
Grant g. Gardner on q. 8. Beam.
$500.
Charles 6. 6arris an DilbapGratDs
fprb. $3.50.
georss 20. MobinIon an 2ibsrnI 9.
u. .. Go. $500.
5onarb g. NsnrfboI an bo. $500.
Jrnni SbIins an ct. Bernard pros
ereHipe 3. u. 6. u. 60. $500.
9srfslbe an gbpar9 Gong. $780,
9b0mns Wpers an sgpe part SaD,
inss gant 60. $3.50.
Sbomns Wlpers an 9. 3. WscDinr,
nib. $3.50.
Warsarst g. piufon an Security
GoDiHss Bani u Safe DspOiit Go.
$11. 900.
Wioiss gisranstp on GalniIp 3. u.
Ro. /. $1,000.
gbDorb 3. Sorjfman an bO. $1,000.
elrtbur 20. Dopis an gDunbalt 6.
u 9. Go. $1,000
GttiIgtt 6ppotbefen
Sujfine g. gdmann an Commercial
Gpgs. Bant BON Roripoob. 8. $1,000.
Gllo e. WlDnroe an Wt. asams ..
y g. q. $1,000.
GnbrisI WusIIer an Rorthpsfsrn
3. II. g. 90. $1,000.
AntbOnp 1buru il. an 2ula Brabts
mueller. Gretutriy. $1,000.
6srbert @. Gheporb an Suns Cir.
g. 9. u. 8. u. $1,000.
Garab 9. Blombsrs an R. 8. Sc
Hlonh s6o00
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albert 3. 9aungarintr an giip
6nI 6. II. 9. 60. $1,000.
Wnrsorstba apttns On Glmpuob
Yinrs 6. II. .. 60.
9lIois 6uriuns an eiberal 6. II. ..
So. $500.
Snos .. Honneboum il. an Yrobis
bent e. 3. u. z. 50. S11, 500.
gtorse Gifert an GIrhipoob place
6. II. v. 60. $500.
9erman Sdpnntbdus an Come ..
l. 6. u. 60. $500.
SObn 20. Wrisbt an gbdrIts s..
Seb. $1,000.
SanueI 8. Wlaion an z. Marb 8.
u 3. SO. $500.
Sames R. Bsbitsr an 6. %. Riebs
ter. $500.
Jrtbfrid 6. miftsr an gtbeI M.
Gdmib. $3.50.
Margaret eroipe on SoutbernObio
SaDiugs Bani Go. $4,000.
Mipbofb 6. pieHon an Geturiib
Sapinss gani anb Safe Dspofit 60.
$250O.
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per 9ernOn pIaU uuisrabtb. 81
h(Steuer 50r.)
gscrae Ennpp an gnno Anopp. 5t
5ub on Der Giibieite pon DorbaI
elbe., $50 Sub psftlih BON goubinot
9pe.. ebenip cine unaetheiItt 0dIfts
ton Got 240 in Der 9ioriuoop Yitir
linterabtb. 81. (Steuer $2.)
Sacob 9ilroisip an alirs s. psel
20 bei 94 Jub an Der Siibieits pon
pupInr Str. 81. (Sieuer $2.)
Garolins g. gpbne an Wsorn 2lnr
Bruins, 35 bei 100 lyub on Der glDrbs
lsite pom 9opnssnb Cir. in 6unls
minspiIIs. 81. (Sieusr $3.)
Benjamin 8. Bobntr. per Sberiff,
on Garrk 3iepsntpfb "a bel 1o5 Sub
On be- Oitieite DON Carthage pite in
HprpooD. $2450. (Steler $2.5O.)
Wiaiam DinieIader on gbnSlss unb
MntiIbn pofeiner, Cots 62 unb SO in
seilliam Dinisiadsr's llnisrobtb. on
elODsrnoct aDsnue. 81. (SteKr
$1)
9surD 5. 2ipps an Jrant n. 2ipps.
rngefdbr % adsr 2nnb in Gsttion 10
IN DELHI aopnibip. $1,000. tStsnsr
$7.)
5bomas 9. Dbite an waarp 9.
@mitb. ,33 BET 101 Gub an Der Rorbs
ritede Don Z. apsnus unb gibIon Str,
.exnio 80 bei 100 sgub an Der Wsfts
isite bon z. aInsnus, ,ipiidsn @ibfOn
unb part Str, iinb bic Cots los, 118
uno'119 in Sisbpoint untsrabtb. 81
German Cling an Gsprse Q. Wrun'
ner, L167 Nder aonb in Seition 90
in Sycamore Sp. 81.
Serman Cling an aatberine unb
Sscar Sdrempp. i adet Ganb in
berIelben Gtttion. 81
WiIbur graipforb on Charles 6.
unb Settle 10. Snrris, so bei 125 SUB
an Der Dftfsit. pOn Gaff gtpe.. III Got
10 in Sbcmas grap's llnierabtb. 81.
fStsuer s3.)
Ben Goldberg on abrobom Cob,
berg AZ BEL 80 Gub an Der Siibpsfs
ede bon psriins unb Blair 2pe. 81.
(Sisusr $2.)
Ri1nrb q. 2eglonb an SboHas
uub Grace Rpers. 40 bel 125 Jub an
Der Siibieie bon GbmoHbIon Roab,
eenannt Got z In Sc BIonb's Inter.
in Rorpopb. 81. (Gisusr
$5.l
gbipnrb Gong on s5rant unb ann0
SbIins. 25 BET 9S CUB on Der SiiS.
ieite bon ebur@ Gtrobs, 125 syub
5fIi9 bon part ploce in Ct Ber,
unrb. 81 (Gteuer $3.50)
Slinia G. Rcasnna an Wlojes Bi.
srnnsin. is Bel 105 SUB on Der Glib.
Ieite bon 8. Strabe, 5ipii9en 8apmiI'
LEI Strnbs unb Greemnn @pe. 81.
(6tsuer $4.)
Margaret g. pirfpn an Jntob
weber. 150 ;ub an Der Dftfsik Don
6amiltou abe.. 2s1 Gub fiibli9 DON
efiter pIoee tn College ON. 81
(Steaer S4.50)
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,srunstissuitnms !. iItbrtrasnnata.
gtneinnati, q. Des.

Die MssbI Wabbur 60. on @iIbur
unb glriIba 6. Grapforb. Got z in
Rorris 6. gu9pnltsr's llnterabtbei'
lung in MDonbale. 81. (Sisuer $2.50)
Gbarles B. gaier il. on Sra 9.
SoIbsn, 5 JuB bon Der msitTsits bon
BOT go. SO in bsr gsrnOn pIars lIns
israbtb. 81. (Steuer &c.,
Sra g. 6olbsn on gbnrIss 90. Bns
.tr ir..ungstbsilies bssJntersis Jcn
10Gub bon Ser mebieits bss Got ~ IN
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5ar HsifHlpis Sage.
Nniteru fub stuar in bieiem Sabre
audi siemIid tbeusr, biIbeu aber
aHgeuebme abwedieIane.
Die tidjtiss Sansfraa fam SitIs
idmadbafts WfridDte aus ben.
jelben beriteaeu.

9uiterH Fnb In ben feBten 3ng:n
iipar au3 ttpns i'm pisiit stitisssu,
tarftsn absr baIb nisber bilIigtr tpsrs
ben unb iinb fir gsridie ON fIeii4lo'
fen 9asen 5u empf.bltn, iDtsbaIb bier
,inis. Resepts ber0ffentIidt perDen
gufern- Die auitern ipersen
susrjt nit sinein fsudten, bann
nit einetn trpdenen 9u1e bon aubtn
rt9t rein abs,pubi, 70 turs ME
-rn6sIi& DOT BEN gtbrau4s, rai9 uuo
Isbr borii9tis se6ffnst. bumii iein
WaiIer beridiittti pube. Damn inirb
INNER elm 9ubenb auf einen SsIlsr
esii.lIt uHb brei Biz bier 3itronsn'
adtel Sa5u geltst, ionie Elm Guitsrn,
r.Hsr. mo fol4e iibIi4 fnb.
Robe Quftern - Wau gifbt
tasu Gotiup. GHis uub soIa. ua@
8tlieben.
quferu TN siseneu 9 aft
aeio DIT. - Wnn giebt fie obns
MaiIsr In einem Sopf su Ueuer, riibrt
iis banu suusiIen nm. ober I4iittsIt
is Ieidt i'm aopfs; renn iis betb psrs
ben, iOmmi s.nug GIiiifislsit beraus.
UNI bas anbrtnntn 5u Derbiiien. Dsnn
bic auFsrn ii9 riinbsu uno ibre Rdns
Der ii4 srdufslH, 10 baben fis ssnus
geioft. Wan lam iie nuftrasen NIT
Butter. pfeffer unb GaIs, unb Grader
unb gitrpnen bn5u rei6en.
Guiter. Stew. - wean Off.
ret mebrsrs Dubsnb auftsrn. iausis
ret bi. 8drte ab, ktrdutslt bic 4uiierH
mit3iironsulafi tnS tbui oas2luiisrI'
paiIsr, bic Bdrte NIT pfeffer, Wuss
!oinub unb 3itrOusni&anls in Elm De-
fdb. l6bt es cine baIbs Stunbe todtn,
rsrbift bic Jliifisteii nit beiIselkr
RsbITamibe, fiisi ! Pint fiibs Sahne
ta3u unb riibrt bic Saucs, bis iie bid
III. Damn ipsrHn bic 9luitern In ibr
beib gsmudt unb foslsi9 3u 9iid ses
e.ben. Disis gsrsituns III in England
rnb 4msriia rnsbr stbrduhli9 an
gIGben, no auifsrn gang frif& su boz
ben iiHb.
@ebrateue aufern.
Ran nimmt bic srObisn eluiisrn.
niidt f6on ;psi Gtunosn Dor benz
9raten a.pfunb grnstrlrumen, brei
i!.ine S1eibsn gsrDiistss unb fsins
esrolItss pbsr ssItObeHes grpt unb
nit len gradertrumtn eifpas Wshl
gut ptrmiidt. in bisis pliidung
lsst man bic auitsrn, ipenbet Iis gut
barin nm unb briidi bic Arumsn fslt
an. IdBt iis 70 litssa uub nod sipsi
Gtunbeu lstnbei man iie nod einmal
IN ben &rumen um. briidt bisie feIl
on unb braist bic 4uitsru RAID in
gutter friider Butter.
gebadene Anitern Wnn
roIlt sinige 6dnbe poIl Grader
nit bsm RpuboIa. gisbt cine Gage bn.
con auf ben BobeH einer nit But.
ter ausgsitrifsntn gubbingidufsl.
feftudist iie nit siner Mifhuns DON
auiternfliiHisteit unb stiDdrmtsr
MildB. Dam ipmmt eine Sage
sluitern, Hbr bic man Gal, unb pfefs
Fer itrsut unb tlsiue Buitsritiids ksi.
]lun mkbtr sins 2oss grndsrtrumsn
unb 70 fpri, Bis biz G9iiiIsi Doa III;
bic obsrits angs foa aus grader Be-
iisben unb bidsr fsin, 1ls bic iibris
gen: nun auirIt man sin 81 in bic
Rilh, ireldk man buriibfr sitbi.
Dfau f.st Huttsrfiiiddsn bidHt bors
1uf, bsdt bic G4IlHsI sit, fsbt Re IN
ben DEm unb bndt iie sins baIbs
5tuubs, iptnn be GhiiHsI srDb IN.
,onn nilnmi mnn ben DsdeI al unb
L~1ask ~ 0fuf1exn. fnh<n1 r.nn O.
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Gs nor EN- brrli5sr @uuarfftog.
tura tebcr bic Sgerien au Grbs ain.
cen, ols hie iInge Welt einen @us4
flnu tief in ben Warb binein unter
nubn. 2ucie tdn,elte on 8nler's
Seits, RuboIpb ffritt neben Marie
etr6sr. Die Come fdien marin bur6
bic beIduften 3ipeige unh malte blens
berbs Streifsumuiter auf ben griinen
Moosterpid.
Holphs Gebonien tparen fpeit bon
beat entfernt, mas bas blsifx MGbten
on Ieiner seits nit befpegter Stinrme
prod. gr fuh nur auf bic rebenbs
Gefalt Dor iid, unb Elm iptIber, eifer>
fiihtissr 6of gessn fe!nen Greun5
itisp in ibm empor. Bonn eriten
Slni@auen an mar cine befiige aeibenr
fdaft fir 2utie In fbm entbronrtt.
a8lg GAIT Inn isBt nod bic Hdte Der
7utiinftiasn 2shsnsssfGbriinl sic err
ibien ibn Mblid, ldngipeifig un5
lirtiIf nsben tifem besaubernben
Easfsa.
0aier gnrifius, ipeIher bic tpafp'
feroe 3uneieunq Rolpbs fit 2uei:
Idnaif nit 8efriebislrng bernertt
huite, fflug bOr, Besren an fanirneln.
Dit falbqdhloFeneur, fp5ttif9 bfin,
seiHbem Guse berfolete er, fpie beaies
rig itin ssreunb ouf bieIsn DcrffFu5
siE0iag uns fia sd4i6t mad ,sus mad
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DraHif6er gepeia.

@dft: Dos @las iit ia mur baib
g.fillt, 5err Dtrtb!s
Mirtb: rGie tDtrben f&on BON Dem
Bier eetrurten baben.-
@dff: SALT mir gar n9t eiu!1
agirtb: ,Soa SO TT bann Die 5lie'
ss bic gbsu barauf seI4pomlasn
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Die go(ocnc Cans
Esmna ron 0ssrs oartD 10.
Gortiesuns.)

(Gcrtiesuna)
sic follten Joritinann tperbrn".
fdgk Der DberfSrifsr spcblsefdlis.
.wsln meinem Sobn erlehe ids lsiber
nitt. qIber -
.@aIer-, unferbrun i'm Rrlpb ins
Eenb. .9oler gorifius bat IN feineul
aeten 70 uiel 2eopnroen unb 9iser
eeidoiien. bab ibm Deine 9afen unr
Baebe nur fpie bic Glissen portpmmel1,
bic Der SeufeI betanntlid mir in Der
Rrtb fribt.-
TNnrte fiiblh ii9 tpie persoubert
sipiffsn ben beiben iiinsen Mdnnern.
sic fab in bas offem fdSle Mntlis
ibres Sueeubfrninoes unb fif9lte ibr
6ersblut hefttger uolIen; unb mit
BobIaeiaIIen lauiGte iie Der angeneb.
men Gtimme bes Jremben. tpenn er
9lbenbs unter Der idrfelrben 9u6s
bon feinen Mbenteuern IN @rnsrito
eraGbIt..,
sssbre trGlrmertf6e ptuiriGfie fparb
mdhtie nreerest. Gie bdtts NIT RoIpt
binaussiebsn n,6sea In bic peits
Melt, iifer 2Gnber unb Meere, nm
ole munber Der gtntur nit eiseneu
Guaen su fbuuen.
@eim G&lafengcben froste gtns
bolpb ben ssreurb. ipis tbm ietrr.
pfIeceitnueffer aeFalle.
.Sie bat RaFe. SebenfaGs tptrf
Du eine beqreme Jrou an ibr bdben.
rwenn td nur ipiiBtes, fugte RoIp5
pGtnenb, .ipie ib bic paar tuifenb
Tforf sur ge5ablung msiner S6uls
ben BON metnem NIten ON Beften loss
eiTs! Guttpiqig pirb er nidt besabs
Ien."
I'D Iehe ndfftens dut nur bon
Der 3infcn meiner Stnlsn4, ertpis
osrts @ofer goriFius surs. rltrb Ou
bait qIdBenoe @usfiGten, i6 nidt"
srriit NIT ben erIten @Doeln elite
Moris ir hen tbauiasn @orten. I'm
ter RcIphs Ssenffer ifebenb fiibfte lie
gum erFen 0iale Freube ON 2eben
In ibrem 5esen. llrrb oIs er .rb>
lit su itr trnt unb nit hem getpusts
fem ieiner sufiiufttoen Rehte ihre
Sfulter f6erserb umfMcnu, ba mar
es ibr, ols b6be iih elm Sfleier DON
ibrer Seele.
rMie oIt biff On sisentlih, Ma.
1i:?- frauts er nedenS.
SIN Sttdber tperbe ib fiebensehn
cssohrs ali1. erpfherts 4. qars ernf,
taft. -Ddun perloFe i9 nddfte Oitern
Die Dnfion.'
limb hoirns-
.TaHn tpmme id poA 6ierber sus
sld-. fogtr fk leife.
.ltno tonne" pfberhoit. er, ii5 an
Hrsr Sarmfufisisii ers5seno.
Damn, ia bonn... i4 Deis
nit.. -
.@irR Du Did berliehn."
-ssm Dena' froste iis rGf6 auf'
ftnusub.
Gr fndte TGut. .cs,u, Tdrrten, bas
rnft 9 II bod tptfen! Dn niibts
Senn Te;n 3utiinfitger ausfehen9"
Gie .rr5thee iiber unb fiber.
gr briitte ibrs SaHb leiht. rGtna |
70 snie ifg!A
Die Obsrforfierin tam hingu. .9fer |
TT Elm Brief an Did, Tsorie.1
Gos ii;uge m6bden erbrob FIN. |
I'D, opn 2ucis b. SreFFTinq'n! |
6iire nur. fiebe 9onte, ne Tfreibt, bob |
itr gruter on Der 9ibftberitis err
trontt fet, urb fis besSulb nift nnh
61uFe tcmmen fpne. O6 Su erIauten
prIltsit, tub iis bic Ssrien bier bel
mir stbrirqen biirfe91
rWeintttDegeu, menus BEN Batter
rsd,t iif!!1
Ser Sterf5rTter, o6trcM unueru,
nifIiats FtIisBfNt Elm, uro aFo fhe'lte
Ntoris ihrer SFreunbiu bic er5oltene
@clouhriB nit.
Sucie tnm. Rplpb mar ME ueblsns
bet Ron ibrsr sd15srif6er @rnuth;
Ularis frsute ii6 bieIes un1ensfmen
2upnhies Tbrsr 9efenffnft. llnb
iebt te1drn Elm 70 luftioes 2sben,
tpts es Die fin. O5erf5riterei nod
ME eeisbsn.
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Inter 8iebermdnnern.
,wlei' aIte bat beiir er1t ipie6er ou
mir g'iae f,Iie traift mir net fpeiter,
uls iie mid fiebt!- - aliub fiarSiif-
tig 1T iie aud nod, BEL aIels
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RadikaIbeiIull9 ~ neruen$ebwd dtbe:
edpa nsrpDs g.s asIaat nab a4lsu
oIaa eeaD ub es4sa aas Massnorndss sa
peyfppnna glg Grrotben 8ern 9s5fopu aeuof
al nnS araan sEsn s s1s gsie, tss.,s
eBarn6 9 nsr gOnis Mtobt s edlas ght us
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- vaau srpi sns sss .eiHs.nnailss ystls siaff.~
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-02-22
QUARREL ON
HONEYMOON
just One Little chapter From the
Beck - Life, Has Most
Horrible Ending

limited Press Leased Wire Service
CHICAGO. Feb. 72-StAnley LIE
Whisky - dead Police found his
body IN . gas filled room today The
department records show but ono
brief word-suicide-hut behind the
desk sergeant's terSe report lies tbs
story OF another victim o. the aveng.
ing Nemesis.
In Levinsky's hnoeymoon Tat. ii
the rear OF PHYSICIANS ONCE. apart
uent neishbcrs had heard the meE-
ing of a cat The Levinskys had
apparently been absent for week. so
yesterday the door was forced TO re-
lease the starving feline
HGddlsd across an unmade bed.
with her beaten and disfigured face
hidden In the folds OF a blanket Law
the body OF Levinsky's nineteen yea
old bride Nesting close beside =
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-02-22

Marguerite Clark In ss1RoW White. =
Seven reels In length and every foot
Of aim bearing happiness md charm
for the on-looker. Snow White"
makes its appearance ct the Grand
tonight and tomorrow. There viii be
matinees Il e-3o and 4 o'clock tOmOr-
row IT which this superior picture can
be seen 1t regular and 10 cent
prices and the evening scale viii be
maintained II cents for the dddies.
With balcony At 10 cents for the adults
ana Is cents on the main floor. SNOW
White IL being shown IN most cities
at Is cents and rarely LEES than 10
and 20 cents.
Exquisite little Marguerite Clark,
with Creighton Hale, are the leading
stars In SNOW white" Having
starred in the stage production for two
years before her debut IN motion
pictures. Miss Clark IL admirably able
to handle the screen version OF this
fairy story and 1t Is \ role that fits
her charming personality to perfec-
ton.
Most everyone knows the story Of
Snow White and the seven little
dwarfs and the picture II hailed with
delight by old and young as the per
feet IN photopIsys. No picture since
The Birth Of q Nation" has been 20
widely praised and has delighted
such large Observation-Disclosures.
The Princess Pat.
Seldom If ever before has . musi-
cal play caught on" as the saying
goes. az has the Henry Blossom-vic-
tor Herbert latest effort, The Prin-
cess Pat" Last season II began It's
career at the Ccft theatre, New
York. without any blare OF trumpets
and sheeriy through its excellence
remained at that theatre for over six
months II would seem from the
way IN which II was Immediately ac-
copied by music lovers that II vas
lust the sort OF entertainment for
which they had been longing and the
substantial support given to this
charming comic opera has created q
vogue for Ike offerings. To The
Princess Pat M. Blossom has. II Is
said. written q book that takes rank
with the best that he has gfren to
the American stage. added to which
he has written the lyrics for the
twenty numbers of this musical play
which ara among Mr.. -Herbert's most
notable compositions. The company
tkat viii be seen In The Prineess
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-02-22
ARRAIGNMENT
OF PACIFISTS
Senator Ponserens Scores Them IN
speech at George Washington
Memorial Exercises

!Tunited Press Leased Wire Service
WASHINGTON. Feb. IA bittei
arrangement OF paciflsts and that
small element of foreigners who urge
referendum in the event OF hostn
titles was made by Senator Alice Pom
creme, Ohio. today In speech AZ the
Joint washington memorial exercises
held BIZ the d A. r.. S A. r. and s
10. r. at Continental hall
The president and Mrs Wilson At
tended President Wilson made
brief address when he presented Z
gold medal to Harold F. Stose. local
high school boy for taking hrst prize
in historical essay contest
The president, rs expected did not
mention the International situation
All speakers who preceded him had
alluded To II In patriotic manner thai
brought great applause
On the platform with the presi
dent were Secretary and Mrs. Lansing
Secretary of the Treasury and Mrs
McAdoo. Secretary OF the Navy Dan
iels, NJ. Jules Jusserand, French am
bassador to the United States and
other nctsbles-
President Wilson's action In break
ing diplomatic relations with Ger
many. Pomerene said. were exactly
similar to the attitude Of Washington
and Adams when those two presidents
averted wars with France and Eng
land over invasion Of American rights
and privileges on the high seas.
The president had been quiet
declared Pomerene- ANY other course
would have been opposed TO our Am
erican ideals and principles.
Germany has arbitrarily declared
our rights and lives are nil In certain
zones o; the high seas
Therefore today our purpose is
putting our house in order lust the
same as Washington and Adams pre-
pared In the days when war seemed
inevitable With France and then with
England
1T is shameful that the pAcinsts
and a certain element OF foreigners
should urge q referendum on war and
object 20 preparedness measures in
the face Of such q prospect
When young Stose appeared be-
president said:
Il know some OF the things you
have gone through in attempting to
write this history have tried to
write history myself II Is the kind
OF adventure that lifts the spirit And
I hope II has lifted yours Writing
history, however. il less Of an ad
venture than enacting it.
Knowing what you hare gone
through. l Congratulate you that you
have come through the ordeal no;
only alive but in front"
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-02-22
Late Market Quotations

changed to strong. TEXAS receipts
yesr,inS steers and hetfers, $500
I1.5o. cows. s.. 50de.5o: s,ockers and
feeders. 36.W6s.Oo: calves, IS cO0
1900; Texas steers. S5-5oaS.oo; cows
and heifers. s4.15as9o
Hog receipts 1I.eoo: market So 1oc
lower than yesterdays best average.
Mixed and butchers. si,soG lass,
good TO heavy, 8Isf5a 12-S5. rough.
s11 .eeG1..25: light. s1.-s0df2-7o
bulk. S17-s5i1aSo: pigs. 3S.5oG1 1-5o.
Sheep receipts 1.eeo: market steady
stronger. Ewes. 5000 1I-Se, year
Iinzs- S1I5sd1S.59: lambs, S12.tsG
14-so-
OMAHA. Feb. 22.-Cettie receipts
I. zoe: market steady Steers. SezS4
lbs: COWS and heifers. ss-5o6s-2s;
stockers and feeders. 3s-5061o-eo:
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-02-22
THE WEATHER.

limited Press Leased Wire SerTieel
Missour-Partfy cloudy tonight
and Friday; warmer tonight; colder
Friday afternoon: fresh to strong.
shifting winds
Iowa-Unsettled tonight and Fri
day. probably snow In north portion:
warmer in east and colder IN ex-
IRENE west portions tonight: cold
ware in northwest portion: much
colder Friday: strong, shifting winds
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-02-22

MARKETS Closed Te6Ay-
United Press Leased Wire Service
CHICAGO. FEB. ee--Gratn markets
we're closed today, in observance o.
the legal holiday EWAshinzton's birth
dayl-
Chicago Live Stock.
United Press Leased Wire Service]
CHICAGO. Feb. e2.-Hogs closed
steady. Top hogs. s1as5. Receipts TO
day e.1o5 above early estimates Esti
mated tonorror 1900
Cattle closed steady. Top cattle
$3.50. calves. S15.6a
Sheep closed weak. Top SHEEP
S12Is, lambs. SI4.15-
Kansas City Live Stock.
KANSAS CITY. Feb. 2,-Cattle re.
ceiVts 1890; uarke. steady. strong
Sseers. s7-ee9II15- COWS and het,
exr. $500 Il-60: seockers and feed
crs. T-9o9 le-5; csiTes. E-13G
T7.15.
Hog receipts $500. uarke; steady
Sc lower Bulk. s1es5a PITTS; heavy
sIzse1 1850: medium. s1eS9G 50
light. e5GIsso
Sheep receipts $500; uz-ke.
steady Lambs, -nsa14s5: eres
s11.959 1900: wethers- s7-e59IEs.
Chicago Live stoek-
CHICAGO. Fec s--doz receipt.
1850: market SLOW. sc lower Nike
and bztcaers- sIz35F12so: gooS
Eszsy- s12s5GI1I5 roazh heavy
S12S5 9I2ts: light s1fS5E 1855
pigs sesgG IIs5- Estimated receipt
tomorrow 1000.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-02-22

PAT when I. Is presented .,
Grand Saturday, matinee ana IN! ,hs
still includes Dorothy South F Hlsn,
Shea. Lou Powers, Nelson n ssaf
Augustus Buell., Victoria c.a eI|
Stanley Ridges. Annette
Charles Myers. a large chorus ~ i sa
singers, several dancing srecs.,ss
and The Princess Pat nrrs sa
The scenes which are entirely s.a
duplicates OF thoae shoxc aur;,, Nv. :.
operas New York run, are said !. ~
among the best OF Mr.. Homss = I
Emens' artistic contributions h
rent suecessss~Advertseneat ~
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-02-22
CLApA KlMbAIL YOUNG
DIRECTION OF
NCQD FILM COQDCpAIrN

This II the worlds most besutitd
and talented screen artistic Who /
to appear IT the Hippodrone ,heatr,
next Saturday afternoon and erensul
In her latest phosoplay mssterpiecs
The Rise OF Susan"
Clara Kimball Young IN The RAs
Of Susan" is not only beautiful Ii
every respect. but displays the nos
exquisite up-so-the-miuuts gowns "a
seen on the screen The rich, mod
ern house settings and the interest
ing turn OF this pretty romance i
bound to please everyone tii
story without hIush-clean. whole
some and neutrality-suspicious.