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The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1918-12-27
OLD PAPERS FOR SALE.

25cts. per hundred. Useful for
packing, wrapping, cleaning and max
in fires. Call at Echo office. 6
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Carbon paper at the Echo office.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-19
BY the Assoeistsd Press.

TOXIC, Monday, Nov. l6--Nsgcti-
ations are proceeding between the psMtt
ers concerning the handling OF e.
Russian question, which has corr
strongly to the front since ths sisntn1
OF the armistice in Europe. lnasmue1
as smooth operation OF the transsSls
berian and Chinese Eastern rsIlreeds
is OF prime necessity IN the feconsrv<
ton Of Russia. II is understood ~
the United States has suege,ted -
appointment OF a managing diseet0ee}S
composed OF representatives OF ths paTs
ers who have technical experiences ~
the operation OF railroads Il Is -
ported the commission led BY John "
Stevens, now in the Far East has bees
delegated TO do this work
Russians are willing 10 eo-oseg1ee
and France and Great Britsia have
agreed to the plan. but Japaa's stfssses
is still the subject Of nesotiaticns: !.
Specials from Harbin say the unhso
States is planning to send sdditienei
troops to Siberia over tis Chnyo
eastern railroad and will hsild beHn5o
at Harbin to accommodate tvo bfi0sSees
II
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-19
ALLIES REPUL2
BOLsHEvk hHv
Japan Holding Out on PlaN
10 Aid Russia, Sgi

ARCHANGEL, Wednesday. Nov q.
--Bolsbevik forces have resumed thele
attacks against the American and Bsiek
ish positions at Tulga, on the Dvims
river. They have been repulsed vkk
severe losses. Y
On the morning Of November ~
after a heavy bombardment from t-ew
gunboats and barges in the river ~
bolshevik infantry stormed the ah.ee
barbed wire entanglemeuts and sac-
ceeded temporarily in reaching the eu1l
tmplacements Of the Canadian artillery
Tulgas is on the Dvina, Is south g
where that stream is joined by the riyef
Vaga. 1t is in the province ct Aschr
angel a lew miles west Of the bcydw
between that province and the provinces
Of Vologda.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-19
WALL STREET

X NEW YORK. Nov. No. ,,..;.s is;1.ss:s,, !. -
session, leaders Of The nore 6g
division showing gains q h4eo p
a point. lnvsstmsat ssiis. stsel1 -.
ing the independent group. ~ 4ee0o
and oils were the prcmlnsnt W9
with industrial Alcohol. but - 01
tone soon became Irregular - 41o
Petrpisums two-pu1nt lsvsel1A ~
condition vss svsrcems befsrs ~ - e
the iirst halt aour' ncxsvS. 49,
Substantially.
Xsazs frea ossasss~af ssanass = g.
sculs seecialties ths nerhet ves 4eee9s
motIoaisss durinG the mi6>ssnsea t3ec9s
hovss9. lsaAsss bss.me a0V -
Eexicsn Pstroleun dsclininq y eoa1
from the top as1 oshs i0tyS
OILS and shippinG - M 9sR
i,Sn ina sseS' y sn' 4Ss ne esoSns ~ Nv.
nnsi ssss2s. = A9r A. - r
shird sX ; R.ss: 80 Eve -
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Nov ie.-HOgs; receipts
5000, 10 to t5c lower butchers ti750Q
i7.s5. light ti7oOqi7 s6: packing ls509i
1880. throw outs $1,000 1859 pigs, good
TO choir4 sl500q 400 CATTLE; re.
oelpts 30, 0o0. steady to lower; choice beef
cattle tl5.5og 1918, common and medium
80 6Sptk 30 Butcher cows and heifera
80 i0Stli.Oo: Gamers S536ast0; ehoico
stockers tl0.gomlz75i choice. common
and medium 81 OOdi00O; choice veal
calves tl700Hl775. SHEEP receipts
a. 900; steady.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-19

q bill proposing iyes text bcoks les
children h the publie schools vitl
asam v iAlsodueed h ihe seeiNe lss.
stature By Wiiburu Cssieylon n Goal
ccunty This IN ~ inlfpl lsre1 b
SsicSs - vss 1900 r - -
after 4 hard ssrusslA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-19
CATTLE MARKET
IS MORE ACTIVE
Little Local Buying Of Hogs
StOCkerS Remain Steady,
RECEIPTS TO-DAY.

CATTLE-The cattle market today
showed a more active trend than on
Monday and with receipts heavy there
was slight advance on abe stock Steers
wble steSdy with but few coming In. odd
steers were the choice Of the market and
sold at Q top price OF tiT25. stockers and
feeders remained steady.
Ciosinf 0uetsttops,
Prices Of the various grades Of oatuo are
approximately az follows
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-19
COTTON
NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES.

NEW ORLEANS. Nov i9-Enough
buying developed around the opening OF
the market today 70 put cotton rs TO As
points higher, but the demand was
quickly flied up and after the call the
most active months slid off 20 net de-
cline Of 10 TO 70 points. The opening
buying WIS stimulated by a telegram
from Chairman Baruch Of the war indus
tries board. stating that he aympnthiZed
with the desires OF the local trade for a
ref~nyPi ~ EXPORT re-t-icticns on cotton.
The decline continued until II amounted
TO rs to ~ points. Reports that more
ships were headed for gulf ports created
new buying wave and ut the middle OF
thc day prices were 10 10 81 points over
yesterdays close
Liquidation entered the market and at
| o'clock prices were points up 10 8
points down compared with yesterdays
close
Spot cotton - and unchanged. Sales
on the spot s2s; 10 arrive s2b, low mid
ding :e O0c. middllng fo.1bc; Ec.i mid
ding jO7bc Receipts s,2be; stock a7i.-
| 70s
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-19

LIVERPOOL. Nov: is.-.co..ea, 70,
%isdiins ii'ssd; io- mid middias pI % ia: roo scod
ordinary 10 SD: ordinary is ssd eaIes
1000 bales. incuding 300 American.
Receipts 5000 bales. including 100
Futures closed steady; Nov. 90. SD;
Dec 1910; Jan ns2d; Feb. isfod:
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-19
MAJ ISfAf1 20 fRADE.


|" NA AsVshhV
he9ss E okIslsws q ciss . ssSs ios G !
ssssSsss all nv sot up sS sss
ssS g. sS1 ~, ~ wish W. Iiss siss
~ AMI msssra ssySSts cSsrsssS, hNs
snscsss kSuss sne psa4 y hsek oM
ssst GAl y isili ~ WSss iS ses~ %
S!5s 81 a xs.,' ~ ,sd:ssI - fsss's' ssss :
clry nsAL 1osAse I0e 5AL:
ron 49, I.seaaN = = W n
4 SoIId BfI5E DupISx
norealn
y: D: !; !! !; !: \: : :
Nm 2w. allIlaus
] ] !
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Closing Quststisns
OUTSIDE LIVESTOCK
FORT WORTH.

PORT WORTH. Nov is.-cATTLE.
receipts 500, active. Beeves Sibou
h.S1. HUUs: receipts l,bvo: 10 to lbc
D~~.: heavy h.,Uvl,.by. bhLr.s; re-
ce,pts 2bo; unchanged LAMBS $1,000
1900. f~~''
ct. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. Nov, is.-HOGs, receipts
Il 500; market SC higher; lights tl1.ssV
lI.io; pigs nloo0ls.so; mixed ti1.ssV
i,...e; heavy si77ooi7.se: bulk siI.sS6
CATTLE: sseslp.s s,eos, steady. Ma.
tive steers sii.56a is.fs; ysariinss an,
hsifers takoelt.ks; cows tI.Sooii.bo
hetcshers ts,so0aoo; prime southern steer
Im;0eieoos eows and hsifers s7.set
~; calves o715o17.x,
;':::s;' :ss ssSis'fi:::s' i'i::' s.ss.; ann:
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ARk'A''';'Is f's'sIs sS s0OND

~: =; :Ss:E;
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-19
NEW YORK STOCK LIST

NEW YORK, Nov. is.-Cioslne prices
on the New York stock exchange today
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-19
WILL SELL

WHO VIII build NH on forty -scTe lease
IN Joplin feldi Thoroughly drilled.
shafts sunk. one hundred tons dirt makes
twenty-five tons lead and Jack; thirty
fiye-foot face ore IN drifts; viii deposit
eash for expense OF investigation. v. p,
care Otlshowpr.
INVESTIGATE the MsssslI Nangsnese
company, offices At to7 stephenson
building. Enid, 0hl... and make me an
offer on any part OF 300 shares - ! am
forced 10 raise some money. Address.
B-ai0, care OkIahOmsn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-19

CHICAGO ssAln AND eaev'ssess9

CHICAGO, Nov ie.-Csn psseo -
derwent Q material eeollDs to4Ay q
10 scarcity Of fyssh bsyiag sgdsss &
majority 81 tra1srs appsefs1 - 49,
view tnat the advance q aDpue ~ -
lps tho hst vseh wse 9efe -
cisnt until strunger lpdieof1pQD 49,
hrred exports dAyeloVsd Opeolng Qe1S
which vsried non unche9qe4 eqUk
snf January sin 10 tijSS, W. t. 3
lowed py . setbaeh aIl aSoun4s -.
subsequently,. asseftisn4 that L.
ment we're the bsgiRnlng - . - -
feeding Europe caussd shesD -
There was also tan of inur0vod oon14y
demand for oats and Of -wvDng4o(U u
ship food 10 Austria - - UolA IT.
= ~, ~ " ret h1oIey.S
Dec ,i,sex to nsox - SaA u.ssA0
osis like corn lachsd ,sarsselvs 49,
port. Aftsr opening unoosnee4 -
lower. with pecembsr fSxc 70 INA
market continued 70 -. W. g.
Lower quotations On he's vsase
RsiMs. took place later a. rssu,t
the uptnrn In The rrrln market \
KANsAs csvx
KANSAS crrY, Now i&-W41A
cash. uncha nssdi Ma 1 hard nv
No. Z nominsi, Ne 4 - le1oi ~
nominal CORN, uncllaa0o1; ~. ln11o1
ls.gas' ssI'u. \. .Esei - Xx{s; -
No . .uncharfP6; M : uizsd :
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ct. LOUIS.
xAssac elvv.

e.'s;: Ssss No. ''fs' Il f s.:r ''S 5:'s 'i,ss
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wAs.sAa ~
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-19

WE HAVE BUYERS Fon
Gladstone
United OIL a Ref
SAmmies
National oil
Oklahoma OIL 4 RS
DeposItors' Oil a. GaA
Submit your offeri 10 us.
WE WILL BIfY OR SELL ANY
STOCK WHICH HAS A MAR
KEr VALUE.
DIRBcr CONNECTIONS WITH ALL
MARKETS
Some Oklahoma stocks are active and
advancing.
Our weekly msrket letter with review
Of conditions win be mailed free upon
request. KEEP POSTED.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-19

WANTED-Top cash prices paid for
Gladstone oil. White Rock. Oklahoma
Star, American on. Depositors OIL Globe
on, Motor Stocks, Oklahoma on Rsfln-
bb. "fs: Bcstmsn. as os,Sss ssns ss. s,nf 1, Louis <
No.
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KANSAS o,rx


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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-14
sERs -saS Bsc. ON
JOB At 4 s. COURT OFFICE

N Y Hs~s deputy clerk OF tn
ulisea States couTt he-e. has been
cenfinsd 10 his home for The past four
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-14
THOt SANDS de Nd N
FIRE SWEPT DISTRICT

Duluth Nina. OF ~ "A large src-
ton OF Nof'A3 esfern Minnesota r
three DAY Ase busy and prosperous
business ana farming .couelry-solsy
vas q smoulasnng ruia wiih hundreds
q. bodies Of men. woinrn and cAlla-
rtn nany q. Then harnea aeyou1 rec
csuiiou. s,r~pn about the country
de as the result of the disa trous
forest fires which swe7 fhis terri
i1ry Saturday and Sunday
--latest estimates place The death last
81 close 70 sose. alihoasht 20 official
iigares were available early today
= and1eas o. persons are more or less
s, rsously burned thousands are des-
ute and homeless and the sorper7y
loss well run into many millions q
dollars AF least dozen towns and
cliirs were des1-oyea The wcrsi
lasxes were Il Moose Lake Kettle
River sd ClcQae' ia Moose lake aud
Z clu8ty il i estimated that more than
$50 5rrsoas s,erishs-a in The flames
Between see and soc ooifns have
5een ordered sent 10 ihis town alone
-~Iena 4. Ihs- fakht~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-14
FRt.c- CIVILIANS ~
THOUSANDS RElsAsEp

tC0N1lNLED TRcM rAsE oNEa
llvlssa. wAilA had aeen he'd z re-
rive came iuro rlew about fhs time
between Cainiers and Awoignt
marching foHard Nerses n make
sooa ihs rveaBsure 81 lhs village our
artillery scattered them ii confusion
before rhey could ata near tAe front
That Tas 'ht eaa el IL Gtzasn ~
s.s.ante around This section
Thc aerance Of III, AIies .oulb of
Csmhrsi IS generally ID d uorth heasee--
by direClon rbe diels3cas eara re5
pushing forward "a about he same
SLAM d lhe straight Ronam road WI "a
lends 70 LeCaiesu Mslncoai- vas
.csno empty sna ogT lrooas went fo,-
ward As they approached Serrs Il.
seaui mle 10 ihe NOR haast. th-y
saw 5-ople was sing bifs q cloiA ard
malins eaues1 res a~es At first
iAeE ihoushr 1Aem 10 "a Germans De-
siring io surrender bur Inspection
'Arough glasses showed them 10 be
sEitsted civilians begkoAag he Brit
81 to approach
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-14
N-Es PATIENCE
CEASE - De VIRTUE

civilians way 10 Do ,ais is o bus
bones
Because ~aut ro see f-e Naiser
driArcne4 aul ass house 5auisaed.
iAe military class broken up ana tile
name Junker become byvord or
wAa' was once Germany My axe ,o
aTesk ~ ;he German sAfone Is . Lib
cris Bono
Because want Germany le ec
made 20 pay Ler account for every
a<s q vandalism and treschers from
'Ao scrap Of paper 10 tie destruction
o. France By ahe re.rcaslng armies
Every bond ] buy makes me col
lector @. that accountant ! Ike the
position
III wan Pesee sn5 want -ae Sol
aiers ~ coa9e 4ome soon 50 hu-
bonds PRANK DALE.
- L.sS a Tbes isbl"---
Il is wrong toT merchant 10 offer
sou something tha7 j. worthless Z
The ll4ce of good article ihsi you
Ri FAR however we find 7hs- some
merchants sre aosns this. 80 when
ssu wan, sH egg substitute be sure
2 n.- 4rss s-a- 4r-a
-Lsrsd A. Thes f4ski---
Ne H1sh io thank our mauy s-ieuds
Tor their kindness and beaatifs'
offerings for our son and fathe-
Mrs H Aonsable and family
M7s y 0 Dsnsuu
Mr.. l. L Barnes
Mrs Il c Birch
NJ Geo Koz<sssle
-~L-Ds 4. Fhs- f1sbf--
IosH helps fees or soisiers.
Every Subscribe 70 s-e Liberty
- L.D0 a. TL.s fssts.-
EXAMINATION FOR TEACHERS
Exam nation for TescAe-s' County
Certificates vii BE- hsld 81 The Cfflce
OF Coun,F slpersntenden; Orteeer "a
= and e. beginning a o'clock
MARGARET DoOLITTLE-
County Superintendent
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-14
GERMAN PAPER CALLS
FOR kAISERS JOB

Zurich. Switzerland. oei l4.--ln su
cxi-sodinarH outsp spokcn article. The
Frsnkllsohe Tages oosi. he NuTem
burg soeiaiis organ fla,lr deaaa IDS
Dc sbaicasion q he German emperor
g declares that fh~ responsi biiiiH soT
-he present situation rssss on him
and SAYS 1hs- Is the military system
: about TO collapse he must be The
% : o; 1he military mousrchs
-~IeBd 4. The. Tfrhi-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-14

1 skin that IS sosgh, r-odened.
blosched q dish-ured b ecseuas. sorr
spos. ~ ssaer eTupsions. needs a.
icf-fsn.
Let kesiIso. Osnl-Ea hep ..su to
&C, I'd q rhese annoying. rnsirh;iv
sSes-ssass IS sht k.sn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-14
Thoassnss y Ref.sss

oar men wers greeted Rltk tears
al l8aghier as obey entered The WI
1gt III Same experience awaitec
81 Csuileiy Here again IT. residents
Who had besn hidden ana sheltered in
81 LIARS tor mere thsn week. had
aiir4 VIII heen suspense a4l through
the IiEht iar fhe arrival ot the Brit
ish Ainy Fse hundred inhabitants
g. Serain we're also rescued An hour
afes Ire British entered Sersin. The
Germans began bomasrdlnc th4 VII
iise Fise civilians were KILLED
7her 3s lliie io req = TIER crab
isur wears oI life unaer she HBn. The
experience % eFers Freagh civilian ia
he irraaed country We az reclaim
ins .s sbeul lhe same There were
s.sa@ Ok more civilians in Buhesin and
CaHlTy and Le CaieAH
There are prisoners moving to The
r az on 1earir eresF road TO-DAY !
cane upon one long iine 0t zres-v raer
JED By half Dozen battalion com
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-14

days with something akin the Spanish
lrfluenza. His condition Is much be-
Ter fhis mc-sins. and ne viii De- on
The Job By rhe middle OF the week
caief CLERK Arnold Dode is ofiiciai-
ire during The ilines q Mr. Haws
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-14
SURGICAL DRESSING
ROOMS CLOSED

The Surgical Dressing noon vii
noi open during The week iron
October "A 70 October - because OF
tse influenza L is probable t1s'
work VII se resumed tae week OF u
20 ". ba; notice will appear in the
pa,er later regarding SAN -Tae
Committee
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-14
6OT-ri ENJRSE TELLS
OF TRIP TO CAMP

CONTINUED from rAsE ONEl
sacl soldiers A they ~en. ut5 the
hundred bed hospital viii rs two
hunlred ana fify patients B, the
aviation aeld one very sscK aoe look-
ea up aaa sasd. ~Tasnk God there are
q few nurses less The Gaihrle girls
shere are more thar wiling sadeed
hey are a2xloas . Woik To- eigb;
huurE erery day 10 sare Hre. aEd 10
a leass Do something fAat Is really
fighting battle fcr faeir eoonfrT.
ihey are soldiers II every sease OF
The word and Wien she ba4s come
home i8ey w1ll be able to say ~
helped and i win not mean simply
Knitting and buying stamps. There
are over e tAoBssad cases C -uflu-
elzs q; the hsse hospital aHs sae
doctors ask for twenty more aids
thirteen - Eaieh z-e available 4.
present. seven are needed a. once
These sifis scoc npzniea Nrs gich-
srds0a iQ For Sill and Wi remain
there unsi after fhe iasiuenzz cpl
denlC sbsies Ms Ruby Renv A-ns
sels,rom- Lea SelsFrom- Alma Houga-
ton Emma Barst. Nin1ie Burs
--L-ns A. TAss rsrhs~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-14

rsndcrs wh3 wanted food and we're
u9i loo proud TO demand u Sar7.vors
s. many -lsorganize1 divisions io3d
oomy stories 81 lheir losses Th!s
8 NOT vsr said lieutenant, bllsrir
as a tarce and H. perto-nsuoe IS
nearly finished copy. ght. 1gIs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-14

poN-r vou NED ONE NOW /,

Indigestion. 0illoasnsss. bad breath.
gas, cons slrtion or ang con3ii5on
arising from > mass Cf Bnalses 70 s0ca
II the stomach nee4s Immediate at-
ituti1n Fc3ev Cst1ar8c Tablets are
mila an5 p asie lut sur ID srsi0n
Cause 20 Srlping asln or DsBses.
Clesuse bowels, swet5cn stomach. ana
tore o., liver
SOLD b. ORi isfa1 Siorr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-14

ITALIANS AGE BUSY

Rome Ok 7s--kArsr = foxn il
AisaAls y miles sousse4s1 ot Dur
a1zo has been captured br IN. ifss-
is1k. scuordins 10 Al 0tssrasi <tzze-
n.elF issued ~ 7he Ra~ office TO-
uigbs-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-10-14
LOGAN coUsTv SELECT
IS OEAo AZ CAMP BIKE

Tbs Logan oouny loasi .,aarl las
sceived worl q N. deash q Z M
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-06-28
CITY NEWS.
Merediths. picnic truck. 15os

-Merediths' picnic truck. 1902.
AT Miss Kings, hats at half price.
] Send your lace curtains to Keo-
kuk Steam laundry. Phone 2o3.
knights OF Pythias excursion to
Madison Saturday afternoon. June 90.
| Palm Beach clothes cleaned and
pressed keokuk Steam Laundry.
Phone 2o3.
| Members Of the Eagles and their
families will have a picnic at Eagles,
camp. Ddcktnson's farm, in Illinois,
July l.
Valley and Melrose church. F. J.
Swanson. pastor. In Valley Sunday
school at and preaching at o'clock
| in the afternoon. In Melrose, only
Sunday school at 10 a. N.
Don't forget the K OF P. excur-
sion Saturday on G. W. Hill. Boat
leaves at 8 p N.
Charles W. Tuttle, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Tuttle of 231S Johnson
street, has arrived overseas. He left
keokuk eight weeks ago. Tuttle is a
member of Company I, 3soth infantry.
First Saturday afternoon excur-
sion OF the season, June %, ON the
HILL" given by Knights of Pythias."
We are especially equipped to
grade to the very finest. Price Soc
Keokuk Steam laundry. Phone 2o3.
Roy J. Pemberton has arrived In
France, according to word which his
Parents, Mr. and Mrs. s. Pemberton.
2017 Exchange street, have received.
He is with the 32nd Engineers, Head
quarters Co.
300 discount on all waists at Miss
Kings.
knights Of Pythtas excursion to
Madison Saturday afternoon, June 20.
Mr.. and Mrs Adofph Weismann,
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Weismann, Mr..
and Mrs. Adofph Noelke, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Weismann, Mr. and Mrs. w.
H. Grupe, Mrs. B. Townsennd and Mrs.
B. Weisman have conveyed to Mary e.
Nodler real estate which lies between
Eighth and Ninth streets on Blondeau.
in quit claim filed at the county re-
corder's Office today
Don't forget beginning july LIST
we win deliver no bundle under *
cents. Keokuk Steam laundry. Phone
203.
Don't forget K OF p. excursion
Saturday to Madison. Boat leaves at
p. N. and waits for evening train.
The acceptance Is authorized for
the division OF military aeronautics,
air service, national army, Of eligible
and qualified applicants who present
letters from officers of that service
requesting their acceptance or enlist !
ment accordingly. Men desiring to en- |
ter this service should first write to !
the chief of the military aeronautfcs. |
Air Service, Washington, D. c. Ac-
ceptance is also authorized of eligible
and qualified applicants for the
spruce production division, air sery-
ice, national army, who present letters
from an officer OF that service re-
questing their acceptance or enlist
ment Men desiring to enter this
service should first write to the Chief
OF the Spruce Producing Division, Air
Service, Washington, D. C.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-06-28
OUR BUSY oossARp DEpr

now in charge Of Miss Head. Keo.
kuks wei known dressmaker. Expert
corset httings free. Buy corsets now.
before another advance Miss Head
invites all friends and patrons
LOWITZ DEPT. STORE
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-06-28

COME SATURDAY
Republican and Democratic PARTY
Men to Meet in Fort Madison
to Name State
Delegates.

Republican and democratic county
conventions will take place in Fort
Madison Saturday. Men of bota par.
ties Will meet IN the court house and
delegates to the s-ats convention If
republicans and demo .rats will be
chosen at the meetings. The state
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-06-28

convention of the republicans will
take place July 10 and that OF the
ds ocrats July Is. both in Des Moine3.
Inc republicans of the county are
enthed to tventy-seven representa-
yves, and the democrats probably
viii have an equal number.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-06-28

Cummings Story, former head OF the
Daughters of the American Revolution,
charged with petit grand larceny IN
with certain affairs OF the
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-06-28

Peter Klein, proprietor of a Read.
ing IA, hotel, won't stock up with
IcoaI even II the prices are Dropping.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-06-28
Under $1,000 BAL

W" ioAk- June 2S-Mrs. Wi Siie
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-06-28

riculum. niSh scnool cur
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-06-28
Will Plant Parsnips-

ASHFyILLE, N. c., June 2S.-FYf-
ICON hundred children have war gar.
dens here. ranging from fifteen square
feet to large plots. The board of trade
,,,ans to make war garden work per.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-06-28

National Emergency Relief society. is
under $1,000 bail today to enter pleas
July 2