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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-07-17
MCFARLAND MAY
GO TO FRANCE
Former .keokuk Man Has Opportun.
lty to Join Engineer Perkins
and His Engineers Corps
Across the Waters.

Fort Madison Gem City: Unless
unforeseen circumstances develop be-
tween now and the goth Of this
month, Malcolm F. Mcfarland, the
efficient county engineer, Will be en-.
route over seas, as an assistant to
Edmund T. Perkins, the renowned
engineering genius OF Chicago, to
take charge Of huge construction
work and engineering feats in
France. The present plans provide
for sailing on the goth and though
the local man has not, as yet sent In
his definite reply. it is probable that
he will accept. Mr.. Mcfarland re-
ceived a wire from Mr.. Perkins sew
eral days ago requesting final an
swer by the 18th. Definite arrange
tents have not been completed by the
war department regarding the con-
tingent but more than probable that
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-07-17
CITY NEWS.
hone eee-cottage cheese.

Phone 666-cottage cheese.
White sale (below cost. Lowitz.
When thirsty, Leisy's Temp Brew
in bottles, is just what you want.
Two dozen In case. Telephone "a.
Masonic: Srecial meeting IF
Hardin lodge Wednesday, July IL,
1880. F. C. degree.
Boy Scouts troop No. will meet
tomorrow evening at p. M. at s.
Peters hall. All members are asked
to arrange to be in attendance.
$500 sale cloth suits, skirts,
coats. silk skirts, tub suits. coats,
sweaters, etc. Lowitz.
Regular meeting Loyal Order of
Moose, Keokuk lodge No. 7O4, tonight
at o'clock, in Moose hall. Visiting
brothers cordially invited Ed. G..
Vaughan, dictator
George A. Kirchner, stenographer
Of the Keokuk Electric company, left
Sunday night for San Antonio, Texas,
where he will work for Stone & Web
ster. The company is engaged in
new construction work at that place
and several Keokuk young men have
been called down to San Antonio.
White sale (below cost. Lowitz.
Regular meeting of Morning Star
lodge. No. 5, Knights Of Pythias, Tues
day evening, at s o'clock. Visiting
members invited. H. A. Brunat, G.
c.; J. A. Burgess, K of r s.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Gilhousen,
connected with the Rembrandt photo
studio, New York, left here today in
an automobile for home, after spend
ing week In this city. They left
New York July and made the trip
here in five days by automobile.
They will visit in the principal east
ern cities on their return journey.
$500 sale cloth SUITS skirts,
coats, silk skirts, tub suits, coats,
sweaters, etc. Lowitz.
"A letter has been received from
Stafford Stricken, who was assigned
to Ambulance Corps No. 9, that they
have been transferred to the medical
corps of the regular U. 8. army. They
have been moved to the reserve train
ing camp at Fort Sheridan, and are
com fortably settled in barracks re-
Gently vacated by group of engineers
who were transferred to Fort Leaven-
worth, Kan. Mr.. Stricken says the
boys were all greatly disappointed at
the transfer as they had hoped to be
called to the front this month.
White sale (below cost. Lowitz.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-07-17
Many Interested Local Men Met Col.
HoIsteen Yesterday In Refer
ence to Joining Ammu-
milton Train.
OTHERS ARE COMING IN
II Is More Than Probable That Com
pany Can Be Recruited From
keokuk to Join Rest of
State Unit.
Keokuk men were inter

Keokuk men were inter-
l%= ested yesterday afternoon
ISA in the outline of the plan
. for an Iowa ammunition
train, proposed to them by Col. Fred
S. Holsteen of Burlington. who will
command the train. A number of
men made application at once for
places In the unit, and others have
signified their intention Of joining
the troop when the enlistment papers
are ready. The ammunition train Is
said by some of the older men who
have seen service In the army, to
offer the most attractive berth of
any branch, unless it is the aviation
corps.
The following men made applica-
ton yesterday to Colonel Holsteen:
William F. Montgomery.
Clayton j. Jones.
H. W. Barnes.
Arthur G. Cook.
George V. Usher.
Earl r. Plug.
William Guy Nelson.
S. B. Rowe.
Hugh ]. Anderson.
Robert S. Hassett.
James R. Burton, Hamilton.
Telephone calls were received from
several men outside of Keokuk who
expressed their intention to come in
today and apply for places in the
service.
Colonel Holsteen spent six hours
here yesterday afternoon and met
the men at the superior court room
between Ave and seven o'clock. where
he went over the details of the new
company He left at 7:43 for Bur
lington and was to go to Mt. Plea
SAINT today.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-07-17

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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-07-17
Mosquitoes Delay Work.

NEW YORK, July 17.-BelIigerent
mosquitoes are driving workmen en-
gagged in constructing the military
cantonment at Yaphank, L. l., off
the Job, thereby interfering seriously
with army preparations, contractors
in charge of the work declared today
Wage increases failed to induce
mosquito proof natives to build the
soldiers quarters
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-07-17

the local man, Mr.. Mcfarland, will
he one Of the first to go. Mr.. Perk-
ms is well known in Fort Madison
and has active charge Of the county
work in the Green Bay drainage dis
trict proposition.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-07-17

American Conservatory OF
Music ....,..............
Chicago Musical College ..
Chicago Piano College -.
Chicago Public Schools
(nearly 100 2ianos) and
forty Catholic Schools
and Converts 80. ......
Hinshaw Conservatory 49,.
Conservatory Of Music.
Hedding College 1850.
Illinois Wesleyan Un1vers-
ity-College Of Music -.
LOMBARD College .....-..
Monticello Seminary ..-...
Waterman Hall ...........
Western Military Academy
Ouachita Baptist College.
Batesyille College 1890.
Central Baptist College -.
Arkansas Baptist College,.
Annunciation Academy 80.
Pine Bluff High School 80.
Camden High School 800.
University OF Arkansas -.
Arkansas School for the
Blind OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Little Rock Conservatory
of Music ..............
Henderson College 1890.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-07-17

MUSIC .~.~..s Ss $780,
Wichita College Of Music
Beaumont College $500.
Hazel Academy .........
Benzonia School OF Music
Conservatory OF Music /.
Sisters Of st. James 49,.
Conservatory Of Music =.
Lutheran Ladies' Semin-
airy .,....s.s.. 80. .'...'
Lutheran Ladies' 6emm'
airy ...............es'
Belhaven College .-.....
Horner institute Cd Fine
Arts .s.......... $50
Missouri Valley College.
St Charles College .....
Forest Park University.
st. Vincent Academy -.
Wesleyan University 80.
OonondagA Academy 80.
Sisters OF ST. FfanctS 80.
Queens College for Young
Ladies .....a.........
Eon College ...........
Red Springs Seminary !.
Rockford High School =.
Ohio Conservatory OF
Music ................
Otterbein University -.
University Of Wooster ..
st. Helen's Hall ......,.
Irving Couege ..........
Academy Of Music 1865.
State Normal School -.
: q. @. Indian School $50.
Ward-Bslmont College =.
Utah Conservatory Of
Music ................
Southwest Virginia lnst
tute .................
Shenandoah Collegfatl
Institute .............
Eastern College ..... -. .
Rolls for Play
tor Records constantly
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-21
THE BRITISH SEIZURE
OF GERMAN VESSELS Is
DENOUNCED BY KRIEGE

Copenhagen. July 2l.-The British
seizure of German ships was de-
ltOunced as "A brutal assault on de-
fenselcss merchantmen" and a prof
hgutc act" by Dr. kriege, director Of
the judicial department OF the Ger
man foreign office, in replying To a
question in the reichstag Or. Kriege
added that Germany had urged lloi-
land 10 demand an apology for this
unhedrd of violation in Dutch waters
and precise assurance that Il would
not recur
Dr Kriege said Germany was en-
titled TO ana would expect immediate
restoration of the captured ships and
compensation for she cargoes Of those
sunk. also for the wounded aeanen
aud their dependents. Holland. ne
said, had already expressed regret az
the occurrence and declared Il would
demand the fullest satisfaction. The
reichstag has adjourned until Septem
hcr 20
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-21
Nations Strongest Man Has Been
Made Premier, as Well as Min
ister of War and Marine; Rebels
Are Subdued.
GERMAN CROWN PRINCE
is SEVERELY BEATEN
Nevertheless, He Is Sacrificing
More Of His Troops In a Vain
Effort to Shake the Lines OF
the Foe in France.


Although Russia has been struck
a severe blow on the northern Ga
lician front through the mutiny of
segments of her troops under ex-
trcmist influence, the forces of or
der appear To be getting a firmer
grip on the fountain head Of the
difficulty in Petrograd.
The disordcrly elements in the
capital having been subdued, the
nations strongest man, Kcrensky,
has been made premier as well as
minister of war and marine.
One of the signs that the govern
ment intends to grapple in earnest
with the forces of disorganiza-
tion comes in the report of the ar
rest of the arch-agitator Leninc
and some of his lieutenants.
What course the provisional
government will take toward Fin
land, whose diet has passed bill
declaring complete Independence
of Russia, has not been disclosed.
The German crown prince re-
ccived severe beating in his re-
ccni attack along a wide front in
the Aisne region. buf nevertheless
~ sacrificing more Of his troops In
renewed efforts 10 shake the
French lines. There was violent
fighting last night south of Cerny,
on this front, but although the
French positions were twice pen
terated the end of the fighting
showed them to have remained in
tact in French hands.
A British attack on the northern
end of thc Belgian Franco-Be.-
gian front which the intensity of
the big gun fire of late had seemed
to indicate as pending, has not yet
been delivered.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-21

semi official telegram received from
Berlin. said
In starting The submarine war
fare, the supreme army command was
guided by "a desire TO hit the enemy's
war industry, especially the produc-
ton Of ammunition. Through the
submarine warfare our armies In the
west were greatly relieved aud the
oncmy's production of ammunition
having decreased. thus our C-boats
fulfilled their task.
THE supreme army command ex-
poets he submarine warfare 10 break
EuglTnd's ability To- prepare for war
hY l"spcning her tonnage FHnlment
of .his wish will come despite Amer
ira aud with u the end Of tho world
war ana peace which is desired b.
th" supreme army command"
In conclusion the premier said the
entente allies would 40 on fighting Tn
the end. knowing that the future oi
manklnd was in their trust to main
ain ana defend
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-21
EXEMPTION BOARD
WAITING FOR WORD
FROM THE CAPITAL
No Move to Be Made Until In
struotions Are Received; Mem
bers Have Confidence of the
Public.

Members Of the Bernaiillo county
draft exemption board were awaiting
Instructions today from Washington.
Until instructions are received the
board will make no move
The board IL made up of sheriff
Rafael Garcia. County Clerk Nestor
Montoya and County Physician W. @.
Hope. The feeling throughout the
county. Il is said, Is that no better
board could have been chosen Ev-
cry one OF the men on Il IL credited
with "a high sense of duty ana respon-
sibiliiy and lofty patriotism. Two
of Mr. Montoya'E soils have enlisted.
There ~ much speculation in the
city regarding the numbsr Of men
who viii be taken from among the
FIRST t2a There Is u general idea
that the percentage of reflections for
physical disability VIII he hlgh In this
city because Of the number OF health
seekers here. Numbers In the county
are expected to be exempted by the
higher board because their labor will
be needed on ranches and farms.
Men With dependents will he ex-
empted.
II is the general understanding that
tho local board will have no author
ity 20 exempt because 81 industrial
occupation. They will have author
ity to exempt for physicaI disability,
for dependents. and In cases where
the drafted men ~ a city. county.
state or federal cmploye.
Among the psychological phenom-
cna noted in the city yesterday while
the draft was under way. aside from
the feVerish interest manifested by
men in nowise affected hy the draw
ing. was the wave cf hysterin that
swept over the women. Dozens of
women were seen crying In stores and
ON the street. The weeping started
among women whose husbands. sons
or brothers were drawn In the first
quota and spread from them to
others until women who could not
possibly be affected dircctly by the
conseription lottery were crying a.
bitterly as those whose menfolk had
been called To the colors. The way
ia which the hysteria spread II Illus
trated In the case OF one young WON
an who started out To do some shop
ping yesterday afternoon with little
or no thought of the draft Her hus-
band is not liable 10 service. her only
son wee toddler and she has no
brothers The draft couldn't touch
her home or any of the threads OF her
home life
The young woman broke her shop
ping trip On In the middle and went
home and cried because. as SHE tear
fully explained later to her husband,
she met 80 many women crying she
f,1t that she just had To cry, too Her
case was typical of number.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-21
MEN DRAWN FOR ARMY
TO FACE EXEMPTION
BOARDS IN TEN DAYS
II Is Estimated That the Work of
Getting 6S7,Oo0 Soldiers Will
Start Within That Time; More
Than 10 Million Listed.
by Associated Press

Ny Associated Press
Washington. July 81 with ten
million men listed In the order ~
thetr liability t1 service. the fcdcrai
government began today The last task
of preparation Tor the organization ~
% effective drau army the task "f
determining who uf those chosen shall
be- exempt
The drawing 20 determine who shall
first br liable to service ended early
today. after IL bad been In progress
without intcrruptiu n Tor more than
sixteen hours While officials in
charge rested others took up the tab
ulntipn OF official figures Tor for
wirdinE tn iuonl exemption boards
throughout the country
within ten DAYS the men who az"
subject to the presidents order f"t
mobilization of u war quota of 6S'
600 may bc Appearing before thor
boards FOR examination ana for decis-
ion ns to- exemption.
Twice G21.0O0 are to Dee summoned
hy the boards on the theory th1t two
rogistrant- mist bc examined Tor eN-
cry soldier accepted aud the number
each registration district must fur-
NNHll NNiN If.fNl 'NNf.ANl'NN WIZ nv '''.HH
The provost marshal general ofnD
wus greatly pleased today over ih'
outcome of the drawing. officials de-
rlnrlng II an accomplishment scarcely
less noteworthy than the suc.csstul
registration carried oui six weeks apo
Ton million men. they pointed out
had bee Unassigned places ON the ma
tiou's muster roil within the space o.
less than d1y ana apparently with
only one minor error In the whole
complicated process
The single error cam" To- light nc1r
the end of the drawing this morning
when q blank was found where there
should Rave been number iu one Of
the ~ 500 Dtpsules hv which the war
time fortunes of Americas youth
were determined. I, did mo- material
~ Interfere with the working 1ut ~
tho lottery however. ana an officials
agreed that b. could work M injustice
Go anxious rCeistr1uts II means
only u temporary complication. thc'
slid ana ~ po way Impalrs IA, equal
ity of he lottery
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-21
4 FURTHER RETREAT HAS
BEEN MADE nv RUSSIANS

Petroograd. July FLA further
retreat has been made by the RUS
slams In eastern Galicia. the war Of
flee announces. because the troops
did not show the necessary stability
ana az points did not fulfill COM
mnnds. The Russians paused on tho
line Hlntiki- PoprOpnvnn- -vydndow.
Fighting was begun yesterday on
the Rumanian front Austro- Ger
man troops made an attack which
was met by n Rumanian counter at
tack. The Rgmaniana drove back the
enemy and restored the situation.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-21
NUMBER tCGt ~HOuLD HAVE
RIIN ~ EMPTY CNpStI.l'

Washington. luly Number g.
GC4 .4 tho number which should have
been iu the empty capsule that came
out or the bowl early this morning iu
he draft lottery II was discovered
several hours later by checking Off
.rul pllN lists.
\ pHrF fnr the empty capsule Wos
loft 80 the foot uf the hsr and proDost
Marshal General Crowdor hls SO roe
porcd 'u secretary Baker Officials
in charge ~ the detail of the schcW"
.snv however hat Z probably viii h'
placed finally in m" order .n wh'n
II was drawn. ne rotation number We
.nr 10000 This would shove Zach
number OBS nov listed from lo.oni Go
no. ta2 down on, place further uu tf"
list
prohJb, there are several hundreds
of m,g whose rlrd- hear the NUM-
hcr GGl since tho average distract
has . 00o rrgieirarts.
At 10000 they win bc 500 far down
tho liability lists that n win make li'-
tlo difference 90 them whether they
arc iU.0ai or lu.iro
Chorklur 81 th, tally sheets also 's
di.clo~inr other problems go b" s"''-
ed $50 far. hoVcyor. ruthiur hrr
come up that does not settle itself nat.
.malm There is one case ~ u dnu'i
cttcd number hoDau.o G.G>9 and t.>''
both N'rc recorded 1a. the Same num-
| hci j'psdcdowu either number '"-
comes the other
Tho ruling made b. that tho fr.t
humber recorded viii be regarded ps
D IH.. - a
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-21
SILENT P|CKET|NG
OF WHITE HOUSE IS
RESUMED BY SUFFS
Twelve Members of the Woman's
Party Act as Sentinels at the
Gates Without Interference
From Police or Citizens.
BY Associated Press

Washington, July 2i.---"silent pick
citing al the White House gates was
resumed by twelve members OF the
womcns' party today without intcrfer.
ence from the police or citizens. II
was the first time since the women
staged tfeir suffrage demonstration
fnr the benefit Of the Russian mission
thar tho women had heen permitted
to parade their banners before the
White House unmolosted. President
Wilson Wns away on week END
cruise. The denomination was pro-
test against the presidents action In
rardonirg i6 Of thair number from
the workhouse recently.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-21
soI DIERs AND sAIIoRs
ARVFST 10 SOCINIISTS

Petrograd July 2i---Detachments ur
soldiers and sailors with machine
gums have arrested thirty six Maxi.
malnt (radtal sncialists) delegates
20 the Baltic fleet on hoard the Rus
sian destroyer orphei which was
wing az british quaY The resi-
dents participating IN the petrograd
disturbances are BEING diahanded.
More troops are arriving from ths
front
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-21
NORMAL CONDITIONS
IN BARCELONA. SAYS
THE SPANISH PREMIER

Madrid. lnly al Premier Data
said today that the situation in Bar-
celona hrouFht about by the attempt
~ members Of parliament 10 hold
an unauthorized session here, was
completely normal Two civilian
ruardsmen and four manifestanis
were wounded during yesterdays out
breaks IA was said hat the agita-
tion continued In Valencia. where
groups OF strikers attacked a train
but we're dispersed by trocps.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-21
LYorr u QUOTED AND
kFRrxSKy GETS PoSr

Petrograd, july 2i.-The cabinet
meeting leading to the announced res
ignation OF Premier f.Voff sat untii
dawn Yesterday and was somewhat
stormy Minister OF War kerensky
criticised the ministers and military
authorities for not rising Co recent
events md ~ no, usns their powers
10 suppress mutiny
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-21
NO TROUBLE FOR HER TO
GET HUSBANDS, BUT SHE
JUST CAN T KEEP THEM

New York July a. "A divorce Go
Mrs Maud Czuk,. wife uf Count
Czaky. hereditary ruler of % Huugr-
Ian pro, and nephew of th'
archbishop col Vienna, was granted Do,
the state supreme court here today.
Mrs. Czaky was formerly Mrs. Robert
H. Inman. BEFORE that marriage,
which was followed by "A divorce. she
was the widow of Montgomery Bryan
uf san Francisco.
count CzAky rs . couusn of Count
Iadislu- Slccheuy husband of the
former GLADYS Vanderbilt
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-21
TANKS CHARGING

cmption from the draft Aside from
spcculajing on this point the d"port
ed men displayed no interest lu the
drawing scanning The numbers us
printed In newspapers reaching the
camp with little comment
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-21
CONFLICT WITH RUSSIA
nEI IIENED INEVITABLE,

IIclslnRfors FinlNnd JuN la--N
confilc, with Russia ls regarded as
Inevitable because Of the action n
the Finnish diet In adopting a hill
granting Independence 10 Finland
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-21
GRAIN SUPERVISORS OF
CANADA HAVE NAMED A
MAXIMUM WHEAT PRICE
Rt A.saelAlsd Pros.

Toronto. July 81 The Board ~
Grain Supervisors Tor canada has
ruled that dating from August ncNt
the maximum price pt wheat bosis
number Nurth,rn. lu store at Fort
William shall not cNced 42.i0 per
brahel This holds uuti furthc mo-
trr and applies tu the hul1uc' - ~"
present crop
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-21
Preliminary tc the Final Vote
Late Today the Bipartisan
Leaders Compromise to Admin
istration Measure Is Adopted.
COST OF COAL AND COKE
WILL ALSO BE REGULATED
The President, Through the Fed
tral Trade Commission, to Have
Sweeping Authority Over Sup,
ply Of Fuel During the War

~ Associated Press
Washington, July 81 Virtual
ly rewritten as il came from the
houSca month ago, the administra-
ton food control bill modified but
still giving the president broad an
ihority to regulate foods, feeds
aud fuels; providing for II board
of three food commissioners in
stead of single individual, and
authorizing minimum guaran-
tcrd price of ~ per huShcl for
wheat, was passed late today by
The senate.
Prohibition provisions. prohlh-
ting further manufacture of dis
titled beverages and directing the
president to buy all distilled bcv-
crageS IN the bond were left un-
changed. The final vote on the
bill was - 90 &.
Those voting against the bill
were France, pcnrOSc. sherman,
Sutherland. republicans four;
and llardwick aud Reed, demo
Gratis, two.
Total, q.
The charge that the bill is the
work of special interests that have
usurped The power or the senate
agriculture committee was made
bv senator LaFollctt" ia his first
speech since the measure was in
irodurcd in the senate. lie as
serted that these interests repre-
scented the manufacturers of New
England, the aluminium, copper
aud steel interests, and had re-
yampcd the bill 30 remove from il
the burden II had placed upon
thclr shoulders and transfer n 10
the farmers 10 be- regulated Toy a
board.
IIrrbcr, Hoover ne said, mad
testified before the senate agrlrul-
tural committee that he favored
forcing the price of wheat down to
- cents q buShcl.
IN amendment ny N'lld'"' ''"''
providing selling of fuel wheat,
hour and other foods shall be- for
cash was also adopted. senator
Hitchcock : amendment extending
the payment of the minimum price
for wheat 10 july !, 1919, instead
]
Washington. mg a. PrcumuJr
In II uu,I .ot, rr the administration
tn.,d ,,ufr.l |niI. ..li, TODAY. ih, s,nut,
yY,ii,t., , raIl ,al ,duptrd the bipar.
t.,u l,ud,rt.' rYmprumisr for a.
p,tu.,pu,u rr,ce fixing section Il au,
tnor.,,.s "A puycrnnIrut guarantee,
url., for Nhca: on,, g. not lc-s 'har