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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-18
Hog Rally Meetings to
BE Held January 10TH.

Due 10 the iaet that large ms.
isrsty OF farmers could not sttsaei
The Hoe Rally meetings ON January
ll.h, because OF bad weather. ihsss
meetings are being called a. ten
| . clock Saturday. January issh. q,
thu Cauribousrs in Dickson aud
Charlotte.
iese Food Administration has
asked Dickson County 10 make an
Increase NJ sUU bsssod saws a. ils
pro rata 80 th. ls per cent increase
|oi mea. production In Tennessee
This means that every isrmer should
ksep his sows, and those who ea1
should buy more.
TIE County Agsn, and assistants
are nas making survey OF the
county to ascertain who hsve snws
they esnnot keep. and also find
those who want TO huy. and in this
way give the farmers sn opportun.
iiy 10 keep oil ths COWS and gilgr
|Asa shs reaasya sHE sss'FsaHsy ::4sssaf
viii he Ill the Courthouse In Dick.
sefi on stntiay, January 2sih. aud
At Charlotte 90 Monday. January.
2sih. wlth li..t es 4n~n WHO hav.
aows and gifts to sell. and a ilst
Who want 10 boy in this way
'saeiglshafs eau s~t ia' .easwh ~ssas
esch other All who want 10 buy
or cell will please call a, the above
places.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-18
PITT HEnSlEE COUNTY
FOOD ADMINISTRATION
Issues Communication To the
Public Relative To The
Controlling pf Food
Prices.

Mr. iieusles has sssasd ,ha fol.
lowing eammunIcaiion to ,h4 pub.
liz, wilh reference ~ INSTRUCTIONS
from ,He Federal Government ii,
connection with The iood question.
Az County Food Admiasssrass.r.
| have revcised requests iron lsae
Federal tsovsrusnen. 10 publish tbs
ioliosins instructions;
Merchants are not expected 10
.elI grsnuisted sugH int mere than
ten 10 cents per ponba The
uoyeFument insists that merchants
DO not sell mole than dye pounds OF
sugar to the customer living In
to~n " alorr than ten pounds t0
any orr Customer livlns in the coun.
wy Ihe tsa~@rnNn~fst has ss~u~yi
instructions that bran be retail~d In
Tennessee tor not more than $500
per ton, shorts ar standard ulii
ings, T.. tai per ton above bran,
mixed foods, "a 40 per ton above
bran, Il ,ur middlings. 81 on per ton
above bran; red dog. $500 per ton
above bran.
These pftess set by the Govern.
urut are suh."es to change, hut no
revision viii BE- made without thirty
days, nn.9er,
Milf. AZ not allowed ID tsetf.
bran per ton at more than 81 per
cent II tEe co-l pet ION oi wheat
The Government estimates the aver
sze esl-i ,f.i wheat ~ the interior
points 10 tennessee al about 81 10
rer huslivF. rlr sfd 70 p~s Ten. 81 81
per cent II this would. therefore
give a price Of approximately $40 II
bnlk per ton u bran. TO this must
he added The average cost oi from
siN 10 81 NJ 10 cover the expense
ot packing making the average cost
of bran ID whpIrsale lots from S3i I'll
to Si4 I'll per ton, At most point-
IN tennessee, bran should not be-
seld b = the mill under sny circum.
stances AT price III excess Of $]aWlI
per Ton. aud 10 most cases the price
should be- even lower.
Federal Food Administrator
Hoover has Instructed that hotels
and restaurants should observe
Myatles- and Whea,ess days ss per
II the t,cverument
froi. h 4 Morgan, Statehood Ad
al Nashville, requeStr
that ataoye orders be carried on, and
that same he published in uews
papers u the County Any one
violating any oI the above p,ovis
'ons -hoa!d b, &, rtportel 4 g the Fed |
rfal tfneernnsnt or some state of
Counts Food Administrator.
Wy respectfully,
PITT HENSl.Ek,
County supd Administrator.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-18
Coming 1.-THE SACER Theatre Feb 09 Matinee and EVENING" See L

the people. snt sn shitb ,ha Stale
VI ould haze the s'esfly CD pDsFaAi'xl
of Ihs citizens and 4asacs~s already
organized. Mass ty'h~r Slst-~ Al.
ready have saeb commissions win
departments veil otganis-,i aati
work shops snd schools Ia acsnsi
operation. Tennessee IL IL hogt 4
wtil scuu sske Erer paaes siosssr ~ltn
them.
One thing about such wosk ls
tha, ct thls tims iis importance IL
emphasized by tts demands ,hst
are fofessen 90 account 0f the var.
The members oi.he Tennessee Com.
mission are keeping this in m.ni
aud hopa to h~ ready Tor whatever
demands AEs made
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-18
WAR.SAviHGc STAMP
CAMPAIGN IN SWING
Launched at Public Meeting
iiere Monday Afternoon.
City OF Dickson Well
Organized.

Hoo Lelaa4 Rankin. State Di-
tuba'ot delivered at interesting
address AZ Dskmont Auditofiuu
Monday AFTERNOONS 10 very attsn
tive audience IN the interest VI the
War savings aud Thrift Stamp
campalsn, he brought briefly Ia
the attentl0nof his hearers the fact
that a couutry worth fighting Tor /.
eoun,fy worth saving. aud 10 save
money IL to save life.
A. a result uf ths meeting, whlch
ws- called by tho County Chaifmaa
= q Robert 'on. an organization
WI. perfected aud the following X
Officers and committeeman we're ay
pointed inf the town NJ Difkaon to
assist iu the sale # tbe ~tsmp-
Dtf9t~f--reA I Morrison. rhatt'
man. W 4 Meadow, Secretary, K
A freeman Publicity Manager
Railroad Committee Eugene >
Payne. Chas Badge, Jr.. l., \. Me.
CauI l.. G Hooper. |. \ Chsppsll.
City Committee lat War! - II
A Peytnp. Il {, Collins, Jr. o s
r,dwciI. Joe Il Weems, 2ud Ward
W W Bastet . Y. CLARK "
"A Wnotrnttk e. II Nynnus 4yl
Ward -~D DE-, Ii Weaver. A, |. Boz az,
h IT, Mnttsqx ltsg. h. K ssss.A,,; $sh
Ward I'll, W Davidson, " f..
D1ty. A. ii I4ealherv ", II Al
~ ,.,..,. ..>-e' e "7'~" w W
the County Chairman has called
these MembrIs to iprat al the Re
,o'der'4 office on Friday night. Jau.
fxth ~ n'chmk 10 assist in ds.
y,-lng plans Tor the campaign
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-18
Tennessee Commission
For the Blind Opens.

The Tennessee Commission toE
the Blind. which was created by a
bill passed at the last session Of the
Legislature, has opened i,s office
with nh Executive Secretary IN
ehafgr for the initial work ot regis.
tering the blind oil tennessee The
tommisnuu ls composed 81 '. e..
Crcvelng. Jr,, 1T Nashville, Milton
J Anderson Of Memphis aud {. II.
Myers II Chattanooga The main
purpose tt 'ts work ~ to provide
employ fnr the blind al the
state by which they may heromt
self supporting members II society,
One nr mare schools for industrial
training AMI worN -bopa for tee
adult hllnd VII egantuAly be s.;
thbjshed cqdpptt tnj mAiptaia.
rd
ihe immediate spk before the
Commission Is ~" y parstlnn ot II
registry NJ ~. bind describing their
condition. eAusr af blindness. and
capacity Tor education aud indus
trial training | pan this registry or
survey futnre work vail hr based.
Another department that will tol,
low vii b. a hutesu " information
and industrial ali. 10 help She blind
iind employment and develop home
industry, /, wil also be the duty
al.ths Gantnlssssssf 30 devise rrfssiss
~ tatihtsis the circulation NJ hooss
aud 10 prnuata VISITS among the
aged ~ heipinss blind ia their
homes
Ihis "A A work that spp"als 10 all
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-18

rsan,iay. School tonvshss III. ps~1
a. IN. Az n O'clock the fottowins
patriotic program will be Fradrf~d,
the same having been planned last
Sabbath, tui uss called oil Cd ~.
eoans ni lhc severe cold s@athss;. j.
Song. "Amsrtca -ssy enneFSts.
I,ion. Prayer, sola. "kevp The
Homs Fires Burning s"~-~Mrt W, n.
Me,iler uniurlins oi sssv,cs Flas
by Mre. q. c, Collins. ~. sad Mia
Aan.s MAI Gregory. Presentation
Addrers-~Jce h, Ws~sns; IIes0 tss@s
by Pastor, Song. Tod II Win
You Till We Nee, Agsin' ~ M
congregation.
The Ep~crsh League viii m@st u
G,i5 y, m, aud preaching At 7 b.
Rev +. l.. Gregor. .--R, y, isom.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-18

iaion .rsssing wass sHos mueA
h'sIew nsro iKas i,f" WIT, toe Ssss-
day sehoal 'sss n6a risisieed usors
than aase-shisdt AisFwMds.. tae
sssofaanx service ~ss huid withaas
The usual hAa@rmlxEcaa Several
sssaspss wsru heartily wsleoaaed. All
sfs inslted to share in ,hes~ psivt,
sasss. fhe h.safr al worship xr~s
SABBATH Seisosa ss-is: preaching II
a, ~ and D. IN. chrissian Ia.
deayos . p. m. iSssallation ci e.
\. ohrssL spreiai masie expect
ed during the day.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-18
SCHEDULE & PlsSen.
GER TRAINS CHANGED
Y. C.. x 81. l.. 10 Dixoatinux
Dixie Flyer and Nos y,
3 and 95~-Eifotise
Next Sunday,

Looking to the conservation a
sssel and thu rendering NJ naose ell
cisnt service in sAs handliaS o
freight far the Government. th,
Nashville. Chattanooga h sl. lssus
RailwAy snnoaacss the discentsau
anee VI srvasl passenger schedule,
and lengthening oi others. sf~esiv,
next sands January asA. III,
changes affecting Dickson are al
follows.
The night train on the cvntnsiii.
Branch viii be discontinued.
Trains Nos, ~ and s5 Memphis
Atlanta llmitedl will he as~easa,
s4fai~st
Trains Nas and 2(nisis Flyer
sill he discontinued.
Tralns Sos. : and \ Maven,
Accomodatlonl wIll he extended
through TO Hollow RWk junction,
arriving IN Ma hSllle at IN IA
ins,esd ot 40 a tn wAh leaving
t.me uncqSnged
Trains Nos. 5 and &. between
Nashville and Memphis. will have
schedules changed slightly No 8
slll arrive In Nashville q, Las n
III, instead oi lao ~ formerly.
Trains Nos. ! and 4 will have no
Fsaaaxn, IN qxheas,as. bsas -ss.e> nssssaa
and Psslor cars will be dtsroutlnu.
vssS t'ta's'ttt 's''@fFot -
New ns,ns. known ~ Nsss,. /
stisi Z, wifi BE- pa, on, and wisl leave
Nashville Al 1880 y. M Tor Nc.
keaftr, #ni ls 10 srrsvsin Nashville
Al a. IN. Thrss .,salas viii cary
Memphis Sleeper connection.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-18
pfesh, ,!etian Church Notes.

Those slln we're no, abe 10 A.
jsat TIE ltp,hytsrtal Contsrpne.
lass Wednesday nigh, and Thursday
an s,li! ID muct to show their in
steri sh,i thes acre not pfesent
nr Nscs and Mr.. Adsm- gave
asost encouraging reports ot thu
ev.ngeigssie ard missionary work oi
hi Syna ! NJ ieanessee and ,hsaf
slsi, 60 ID, sson wiil he called y
great saeeess II Il hsips TO stir OF
BE me h1heyship 10 earnest vttSgl It.
prompt psymsl, os ten volen cnn.
ltiha,lot~ in increased attend snc,
Il ali services. ard in hsss;y coop.
ration In eamipg ~ sell suppavi
Ia .se,. charca Iavsl,y aud devotion
% ths highest ideals we're s;tansj,
Impressed SO that all mish, f,s
hash the duty srd the privilege III
ornens ssi,hfalne~s in svsry part NJ
cur vo,s. s.-~
Las, Sabbath morning, the eg1
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-18
Are Your Sewers Clessels

The bowels are the sewerage Nys.
tenn n the body, You esn wsil
Imagine III. rrsnl, when they ass
stopped up m Ia the cas~ In conau-
patton, Az q puseativs ron will
And Chanb~risin's Tablets cxcAi.
lent. They are mild and gentle IN
their action. They also improve
,ther digestion adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-18
Democratic Executive Conn
mi.tee Called to Meet Here

II tAs Democratic Executive
Committee q. piekson County :---
You are hereby called to NEE, a,
the Coartheas~ In the town of Pick,
son. . tea,n. OF SATURDAY. January
.tsitt, 1919. iot The purpose " itans
acting saeI, business as msy proper,
ly come hetnr. the Committee,
THIS JAn,ary l2th laiS
!. ". r kANNARn.
Chairman
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-18

fhe WN,i f&a, which was Is
have been gwen Friday afternoon
January lssh nv the G>imath"rs
Auxiliary has hsen postpone d ar
account ,si had wwSthsr.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-18
Mrs. A. n. Leathers Hostess
of parent-Teachers' Asso'n

Tha Parent. Teacbers Associations
htet Thdffdss 'la-i week u, ths
home oi Mrs. A II. Ls.aeys with
,he president Mrs " NJ Metales
presiding. The alteftdsucs wss
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-11-22
Employees Demand Increase.

limited Press Leased Wire Service
CHICAGO, Nov. pa demand for
a fiat increase of % cents an hour
made by employees of packing houses
here was being considered by Judge
Samuel Alschuler, arbitrator. today.
The new wage demand, which
means increases ranging from 10 to
so cents per hour, directly affects
nearly $4,000 employees working here
as well as in plants operated by the
"big five" packers in other cities. 1t
is a direct request for an increase OF
from 50 to $3.50 a day for each EN-.
ploye and comes on top of the $1.45
per day increase granted when the
war working agreement" was enter
ed into last spring. Francis j
Heney, represented the employees in
filing the petition.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-11-22
WHAT ONE BOY
HERE RAISED
The Remarkable Work Of George
Schwiete, Of St Mary's School,
on Thirteen Acres Of
Land.

IF any thirteen-year-o boy any
where can show a better garden rec
ord than George Schwiete, Of Nine
teenth street and Orleans avenue,
has shown this season. no one here
knows of him." said Miss LA Mitchell
today.
He attends ST Mary's school and
outdistanced all the other school gar
deners in the acreage cultivated, IN
the amount of product and IN the
work expended.
He cultivated thirteen acres, ana
This is what he raised and harvested:
One bushel of shelled beans, two hun
dred heads of cabbage, one peck OF
cucumbers. one peck Of lettuce, one.
half bushel OF onions, one peck on
parsnips, two pecks of peas, sixty
bushels of potatoes, twelve pump
kins. thirty bushels of tomatoes, one
peck Of turnips, quantity of aspara-
gus and Of rhubarb, two pecks OF
beets, one bushel OF spinach, one
bushel Of cultivated lambs quarter,
one-haIf peck of radishes.
He cultivated five acres OF corn
which Welded $50 bushels.
He planted and harvested seven
acres Of oats. He cared for LOO
strawberry plants and one hundred
raspberry plants.
He rotated his crop as profes'
sional gardener would have done
and has hauled seventy-five loads OF
fertilizer to enrich his land.
He's a good student in school be
sides. and during the summer made
Iup one study, in which he had
rood GRADE this fall
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-11-22

For cobs call Black $50.
Phone IS for Springfield lump
Band dance tonight at Woodman
hall.
congregational market at the
Home Tea Co., Sat, 2 p. m.
Geese, ducks and guineas for
sale for Thanksgiving. Call 230oFl2
Judge Felix 7. Hughes has gone
to Houston, Texas, on important bust
ness.
Egg and nut Franklin Co. Sinton.
Lieutenant John s. SpfoWls
cables relatives that when the armis-
tice was signed he was well and hap
py.
Coke for baseburners. Slnton.
Next Sunday, at $3.50 o'clock. will
be held the graduating exercises OF
class OF twenty-one which com
pletes the primary course in the
Westminster Presbyterian Sunday
school
Coke for baseburners. Sinton.
Joseph Miller, a we'll known resi-.
dent Of Hamilton, and 2. hard working
I thrifty young man, died yesterday
afternoon Of Influenza and pneumonia
He was about thirty years old and is
the third death to occur in that fam
ily within a few months. He Is sur
yived by his mother. Mrs Mary NIL
Ter, his brother Georee at Moline and
his sister, Mrs. Huldah Lansam.
Phone IS for Springfield lump.
-Rand dance tonight at Woodmar
hall.
beginning Sunday, the interufbar
car leaving Keokuk at p. m. VII
leave at APO p. m. and arrive at war
saw at 4:35 p. m. The car leav1nf
here at sos o. m. will leave at 6:1'
D. m. and get to Warsaw at 6:4(
D. m. Coming into Keokuk, the cal
now leaving Warsaw at 4:35 p. m
will leave at sos p. m. and arriv'
here at $40 p. m.
-Fgg and nut Franklin Co. Sfnton
Somebody sent kit Tag to F.
Selby or Shelby, to Camp Wheeler
Macon. Ca, by mail which has beef
returned because the addressee wa
not there The return card on tn
package was that Of the Keck1lk Re-
Gross which does not : know tn
sender who should go to the postot
ace or TO the Christmas parcel sta
ton In the Masonic building and ee
his property or forward 70 the ad
dressee at different address
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-11-22
STOP THAT COLD

Treat 1t with remedy that you
Know positively will help 1t. Goose
crease and turpentine were used by
your great grandparents and served
mem well. They are as good now as
ney ever were-even better. When
you get them under the MENTHO-
4At label, they'll be the same old
Roose grease and turpentine, but
neyu be combined with menthol, the
reat cold remedy of China and
apan, also peppermint, wintergreen
ho other healing oils.
me goose grease and turpentine in
HhN-THO-EZE work on that cold
rom the outside of the chest. Fumes
y the menthol and other oils are in
k,aied, going right to the Innings of
kae throat and lungs. The result of
nis double treatment is--relief in 20
ninutes.
yet jar today and have 1t handy.
opal jars, 30c and soc. For sale
druggists, or mailed direct.
address: "MEN-THO-E ZE," Fort
podge, Ia
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-11-22
Stock Market Notes.

limited Press Leased wire Service.1
NEW YORK, Nov. 22.-Prices we're
generally irregular, with few OF the
leaders making fractional gains, at
the opening of the stock market here
today. U. S. Steel at 1914 was up
u; Studebaker so, off rs; Anaconda
66h, off Is; Southern Pacific 1903. of
"a; Marine preferred 1o7. up ~;
Bethlehen B o5as, up i; Canadian
Pacific 1885. off rs; Mexican Petrol
cum 1914, up IN.
In the early afternoon selling
wave hit the market. Sharp declines
resulted. Studebaker was one OF the
weakest, selling as low as 571a. on
31s.
The market closed weak.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-11-22
Hal, Reaches Civilization.

limited Press Leased Wire Service. ]
PARTS, Nov. 22-(By Wireless to
New York; Among the American
prisoners who reached Paris yester'
day by way Of Switzerland was Cap
tain James Norman Hall, of Colfax,
Iowa. American aviator, and author
of "Kitchener's Mob"
Other American aviators to arrive
were Lieutenant Robert j. Browning
of Minneapolis. Lieutenant Charles
r. Goldman Of Boston, and Lieutenant
Henry C. Lewis Of Philadelphia. They
said they owed their rapid return
chiefly to unsettled conditions in
Bavaria.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-11-22
GIRL
DOES HER BIT
Mrs. Louise School Harrington Gains
Honorable Mention For Her
Work In Liberty Loan
Drive,

A Keokuk girl had part in gather
ing in the 100000 worth OF sub
scriptions in the Fourth Liberty loan
at Hog Island which gave them
high place among the soliciting com
mittees.
Mrs. Louise School Harrington is
listed in the Hog Island News among
the women who did especially cred
table work in the drive.
There are many Keokuk people
employed in one way and another
about the shipyards. and 1t is said
that the large force now employed
will be retained at least year
longer.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-11-22
D,j,v Stock Letter,

IUnited Press Leased Wire Service.
NEW YORK, Nov. 22.-The New
York Evening Sun financial review
today said:
The stock market today had gen
eral weak tone in trading. U. s.
Steel went below par as compared
with 1922 the high of the day, with
the coppers and motors under more
pressure than other classes Of stock
In fact groups of stocks to suffer by
cancellation Of contracts received the
most attention. Traders sales. how
ever accounted for the recession.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-11-22
PIT AND SHELL
COLLECTION
National Red Cross Orders It Stopped,
After keckuk Had Sent
In a Large
Quantity.

An order from national Red Cross
headquarters announces that the nut
shell-fruit pit campaign is closed and
that no more are to be collected
here.
Keokuk sent a large quantity
amounting to many barrels Of nut
shells and fruit seeds.
The school children did the major
part of the collecting.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-11-22
Panic on Berlin Bourse.

COPENHAGEN, Nov. 22.-Usurpa-
ton of power by extremists in sew
eral German coast towns has caused
the greatest panic on the Berlin
bourse in three years. A Berlin dis
patch says that representatives of
German free states have been invited
to a conference with Chancellor Ebert
on Monday to arrange cooperation Of
federal and local administrations.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-11-22
Chief points Of Lasting Peace

limited Press Leased Wire Seryice.1
LONDON, Nov. % Premier
Lloyd George and Chancellor Bonar
Law have issued g manifesto on the
coming elections. favoring as the
chief points of a lasting peace:
Reduction of ornaments; promo
ton of a league Of nations; land for
soldiers; colonial preference dn
trade); reforms In the house OF
lords; sex equality and renewed
efforts to settle the Irish question.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-11-22
FOR STUBBORN
COUGHS AND COLDS
Dr.. Kings New Discovery
has a fifty year record
behind il

L built it's reputation on it's produce
ton of positive results, on its sureness:
In relieving, the throat irritation OF
colds, coughs. grippe and bronchial
attacks.
"Dr. Kings New Discovery Why,
my folks wouldn't use anything else!'
That's the general nationwide esteem
In which this well-known remedy is
held. Its action Is prompt, its taste
pleasant, its relief gratifying.
Half century OF cold and cough
checking. All druggists. 60c and ST 20.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-11-22
Republicans Decline to Accent.

Republicans Decline to Accept.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.-Republi-
Gan members of the senate finance
committee today declined to accept
P plan for revision of the pending
war tax bill presented by Senator
Simmons.
Simmons planned revision SO as to
False $6,00O,000,00O in the year end
ing June 80, 1919, and s4,000.00O, 900
the year ending June 80, 1920.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-11-22

pressed the ale and lobster palace
crowds, 1t was announced today.
But the fuel administration wants
the public to continue conservation
of anthracite coal because It's produc-
ton has been seriously hampered by
the FLU"
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-11-22
No Further Action

limited Press Leased Wire Service.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.-The SEN
ate privileges and elections commit
tee today voted to recommend that
no further action be taken on the
resolution for Investigation of the
speech made by Senator Robert La
Toilette Wisconsin, at st. Paul, last
Sept ember
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-11-22
Kaiser in Close Touch.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.
AMSTERDAM Nov 22.-The for
mer kaiser is believed constantly in
communication with Germany. 1t is
reported that wireless station has
been erected on top of Count Won
Bentirck's castle and that German
airplanes frequently fly over the es
tate, dropping messages.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-11-22
Gloom Lid is Lifted.

limited Press Leased Wire Service.l
WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.-Wars
gloom will be lifted from the nations
great white ways.
Tomorrow night the "bright lights
of Broadway and every other night
light section will twinkle with peace
time brilliancy. Fuel Administrator
Garfield has lifted his "lightless
night" order which, for year, de-