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SWORD FOR KING ALBERT.
Present Planned in 1914 to Be Pre-.
..nted When He Enters Brussels.

PARIS, Monday. October 2l--Dur-
ing the earliest days of the German
occupation of Brussels in 1919
project was formed to present King
Albert a sword of honor upon his re-
turn to the city. The model was made
and the artist who designed 1t carried
it through the barrier into HOLLAND
and from there came to Paris.
The sword has been made here. The
hilt is of gold and platinum set with
precious stones. 1t represents the
Belgian lion overcoming the Teutonic
eagle. It will be sent to Brussels
and will be there in time for the
kings entry to the city: The names
of the Brussels committee IN cnarse
of the project will be kept secret
until the Germans have retired from
the country.
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2-FAMILY FLAT. NEAR PA. AVE. Sc; NON
resident owner; want offer Of 81 $50; terms.
2-storS frame; end house; big lot; near 18th
and G me-: rented 5000: Snly 81 $50.
2-story bricks. near 7th and G. s.e.; rented
$50; big lot; only S. 900; terms easy.
N. e. RYON 1923 r at NV
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Fon sAIE-HoUsEs.

Ec~ So
yoeeAi6<-A SPLENDID DETACHED
1.fuom zb6lae within 20 minutes Of BUSH
nes section; hot-water heat, electric
ttfsl- frpat. porch. Price, s, 80. on rea-
PHaIIPs 4 sAeBR. Inc.
II. %. 400 New York ava. NV.
FOR Glln NICE GROOM AND
hath home IN splendid lscatten north
east. Price, S4,25O. Can be sold o.
very reasoaahle terms.
PHILLIPS 4 SA6EK. me-,
n. 90. 1909 New York ave. Nv.
.F08 3AIx-A thrse-stofy apartment
nouss. with one fve-room and bath
apartnent now yacant--the other two
rented for SO per month. A splendid
:::s ss sS on 1.1s
on his Investment Downtown ieca-
tionx Price. $3.50. Owner requires
faiIi1ps 4 sAGER. 1.e-
II. 90. 1909 New York ava. nv.
FOR .AIBNons Of TIE best bsilt
eigAtfoon1s-on- homes in
Biod1inEdale. Has four Exceptionally
large bedrooms: Pittsburgh instanta-
neon4 heater. Price. S, 500. Very rea-
sonable terms can be arranged.
=. PHILLIPS & sAGER, fae..
N. 98. -.1400 New York ave. nv.
FOR aALH-six-room and bath bunxa-
low In TAkoma Park; " block from
18th street ear line. electric lights;
exceptionally large lot. Price. 9.75o.
Reasonable terms can be arranged.
PHILLIPS 4 sAGER. Inc.
NJ es. 14e9 New York ave. Nv.
FOR eALEEA SPLENDID oPPon.
funtty to set Q detached homo Co.'S
r reni.st ts the steel plant: na, 3
nicely located. Price. $l.sso. On res
PHILLIPS 4 sAGER. INC.
n. %. 1409 New York ave. ~.
ron SALE NICE GROOM AND
ndtn home NV. with front and rear
porches; all conveniences. We can
sell for $3.50. on very reasonable
. PHILLIPS Z sAGER. INC.
ID. %. 14o0 New York ave. NV.
FOR. sALE-NEAR 18th AND CO.
lumbia road. beautiful Groom and
.ath home, with hot-water heat: solen-
sTcep,ienaiis large 'D Sedrooms aA We
can sell for $3.50 cash and $50 per
month, including all interest and prin-
cipal, and the price 10 only $3.50
in a hish-cless neighborhood.
PHILLIPS & sAGER. mo.
u. "a. 400 New York are. ~.
FOR sALE-A 3-RooN-DEEP HOUSE,
northwest. with hot-watef heat, cleo.
tic lights. stationary waShtubs. front
pt reh; exceptionally deep lot to paved
alley. Price. $500.
!. =. PHILLIPS 81. & SAG sAeER: nc.
FOR sALE-BEAUr1FUL sIx-RooM
home in Bioomingdale; ready for imme-
diate occupancy, Price. S4,75e. Can
>. PHILLIPS & sAGER. mo-.
II. 02 1903 New York ave, NV.
FOR sALE-NICE s-RooM BRICK
house downtown, within walking dis
lance of the War Department and all
government buildings; nicely arranged
for sublettins. Price. $3.50; $500 cash
and SIS per month are the terms. Act
quickly.
PHILLIPS & sAGER. Inc.
n. %. 1909 New York ave. nv.
FOR sALELoSE OF THE INCEST
arranged Groom detached homes in
Saal's Addition: hot-water heat; cleo
trict lights: beautifully finished through
out. Price. $12.5OO.
PHILLIPS & SAGER. Inc,
vnpk n
FOR sAEE-EIEGANT GROOM MOD
crn home near Lincoln Park; hardwood
floors. electric lights; hot-water heat;
double back porches: front porch.
Price. Sc $50 on reasonable terms.
PHILLIPS & SAGER. Inc.
NJ. o.. 1909 New York ave. NV.
FOR SALFTVO NICE 7-ROOM
brick horses southwest. We can sell
for $3.50 each on very reasonable
terms.
PHILLIPS & SAGER. Inc,
NJ. 0S. 1409 New York ave. NV.
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TWO DOWNTOWN HOMES.
MOST DESIRABLE LOCATIONS.
No. has handsome drawing room and dining
room. sunny library, parquet floors four mas
rooms. hot.water heat, electric light. A rare
No. has sunny front, sixteen large rooms,
electric light. good lot. To close estate. at
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
J. V. N. & r. r. HUYCk. 1917 H ST. NV.
LET YOUR NEIGHBOR PAY YOUR RENT
by purchasing high-grade apartment building
two apartments of five rooms and bath each.
double porches. front and rear: separate eel
lars, heating plants and yards. Rent one and
live in the other. There is as much room in
type house and for Sc, 900 you obtain ten rooms
and two baths, instead of six rooms and a bath.
Located in fine neighborhood. at 1120 and
1122 Florida ave. ne. Address Box 2SS-A. Star
office.
$500 ROCK CREEK CHURCH ROAD NV;
six rooms, reception hall. tile bath. hot water.
gas. electricity; $4,000. $3.50 cash. 721 Florida
ave. Ne; six rooms. bath. reception hall. fur
IS. $50. $3.50 cash. For inspection see GEO. 6.
WALKER, Kenois bldg, 18th and G. 23s
PARK ROAD NEAR 18th.
Immediate possession.
10 rooms. baths gas and elec.:
h.-w. heat: garage two cars.
Exceptionally well constructed. home
that will please, having many features Of COM
fort and attractiveness. Like new throughout.
Part o a of t %te e,e sne fesd s5GS
purchased at reasonable prices; you can start
housekeeping without Inconvenience or delay.
THOMAS E. PETTY. 2013 18th st. NV
THRE.sToRY BRICK. WITH CELLAR; HOT.
Address Box 225-A. Star Office. 21s
TWO MODERN S-ROOM HOUSES NE.
See CHAS. A. PETERS, Owner, 626 18th ne.
Phone Line. 24s. or see your broker.
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FIR sA1E-Housn.

FOR SALE OR TRADE
Detached Home
Northwest Section.
rooms and tiled bath; large attic;
cellar; hot-water heat; = servants
room; electric lights; garage; large
front and back porches; big lot.
Price, $,85O. =.
One Car Fare-Near Cars
QUICK POSSESSION. NOV. I, 1918.
TRADE FOR GROOM HOUSE.
c. F. Waring, Franklin SSH.
301 Southern Bldg,
18th and H SITS. NV.
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4 IA. / sIX-RoOM HOUSE. BUILT LAST
year.. with all up-to-date fixtures; for
coal At IN once to T Sg oWner
st n.e- "a.
0WVFR LEAVING FOR FRANCE: SELL
quickly: rooms, bath, brick: St me- s., 800;
s., 40. sdaress Rox a9-B, star Office
I RE 1TrrIII7I. RRT1K C0RNER H0TTSF. STy
With shrnnoery rose bushes. eversreens and
porch: screens throughout house; hot water
heat: electric lights: open fireplace; stationary
wassuh 9.s brick sssl bin
for garage: will sell for $3.50: must have
from $1,000 to 5000 cash: terms can be ar,
ranged for balance. Apply OWNER, 49,
tpshur st. NV.
~ furnished apartments: all rented: location
near 18th and SITS. NV. See this place.
1oroom brick house: we'll built; place nicely
furnished; northwest location: price for house
and furniture. - 500. part cash
roomlng mouse; ASKING price. s4,IOV part casn;
,it noasg hest iocstion neap 18Th snd
p .,, ma.ef ne@'' i'ea'i"n ue"i A0'l @A"
I1u ILL. ., M t,,.o, -, p,.a,,.hr-- ri re-v
en'a ~ nou nar w Au' 'ei'
?. F. CARLEY.
= ...oae. -. !. =
sEf EN-H0oM HOUSE; NEARBY u. =. SUB
nrn: 20 minutes 70 IreasuFy: d modern t improve
-.e..-. s,sS z,as..s. ~ 80 49,
80, aaDME 70 AN nn, Al 1SI 2CIsp
Small AfAhiMENi HoUoE'
-. Al - "a, IN, ar ac.! r-m ~ .,,n+
sip furnace neat Terms $40 SO; at least 81 500
cash; 81, 900 trust now on place II Interested
write. phone or call after pm on C. o.
DU Rsas towner,. s214 18th ST.. Brookland.
on BEAUTIFUL 18Th ST. NV. IN Mt.
X haH hat
ard eiectricity: in absolutely perfect repair;
lot 12T it. to 15-ft. alley: price reasonable.
Ioi 18Th NV Main 49,.
ALMOST IMMEDIATE POSSESSION CAN BE
obtained to a large brick. 2-story house; hot
water heat. cellar. fine colonial porehes. extra
large lot: beautifully located on Q ST. sc.
Pie only $3.50. Apply or write to II. T..
:, = M iSia = or 6 y u.S 49,
h 80 bors.s e roo,nS ha1h i,.'hls
.oJ,,ni.I nnrrbes. located on !, M ed str,.et. .
, %%a sG ~ go 50 eac navy su "0fAe s S'm
I.1Ss;.; i,Sioz
IMMEDLAS 81 S-S Ssl.. aAMf
open freplaces; h--w.h.; electric lights; cold
STORAGE; Numerous closets. buffers pantry.
sleeping perches. roof garden, parquette floors;
brick garage. two cars: heated with hot and
ceiJ running water: Pittsburgh instantaneous
hsater; awnings. screens Home Of q former
re sssea o. Mn 70, furnished t" close e'-
-, $500.
IIeightss beautiful corner property; Immediate
occupancy: partly furnished: IL rooms. baths;
i III. cay 'ef"'' T>'f'n
iCIYTw 0F RF aTTIFTI- SuFRID.S CTp
sn. ,so,as ha,h - o,,sr s.sni.aSs. C .,s
.iocEs to cars: reasonable possession: good ~d
ea Ing pant upstairs Xitenen' easy TERMS
=: .sot. - - - =
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HIGH-CLASS RESIDENCES.
FOR SALE-We have perhaps the largest
list Of hgh-class residences situated in the
N. H ave. between p and Q; Mas. ave. be-
tween 16tk and Sheridan Circle: several Of the
best squares on 18th st.. Z st.. Conn. ave..
Sheridan circles. Prices fruo $16.o00 up.
Do not think Of buying without FIRST seeing
our list.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 13a: New York ara
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SEVERAL DESIRABLE

1oNlEIS
To responsible colored pur-
chasers. These houses are To-
Gated in the northwest and
southwest sections of the city.
Can be bought with a small cash
payment and balance monthly.
For prices and terms apply after
5 pm,
B. B. P1NN,.
1885 Walter St. Sc.
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EoR a6MIs AMP iNyEsTMENTs
''see AAH9RNEY Z IS, SULLIVAN uItLI
eos New York ave. Tel. Mats 7s11.
HANDSOME TWO-sTORY. MODERN BRICK
house Of six rooms and bath: electric light:
INV. h.; double rear porches; big lot to paved
ssS 0es Only ssfS q scoo cash. ~
s1S s sss s:f near :s md
st. cars. Price reduced to $4.7s0; very res-
Ideal six-room and bath. modern brick;
high elevation; near North Capitol st. Snap
Brick court house, near Union station: rents,
$50 month; can easily change into garage.
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
s. $50 ONLY, ON TERMS Of $50 CASE:
and payments. buys attractive seven.room and
bath flour bedrooms); hot-water heat: electric
light; on avenue, Petworth; high elevation;
buy. tds., 8: s5-sS0 and bath S.sn
porches; Biz lot; street and wide alley paved:
best street in Park View: close to 9Th st. cars
A s, 9so is a bargain for wen constructed si1-
room and bath colonial brick: $500 cash. BAL
ance $S675 monthly, including all interest and
payments; furnace heat; good lot to alley; on
Tenn. ave. me-, four squares north Of Lincoln
Park.
$3.50 is practically cost Of house alone. on
terms Of $3.50 cash. balance 5000 monthly, Ia
GLIDING all interest and payments: semt-de-
tached, six-room and bath brick; furnace heat
lot 23x90 to 1S-ft. paved alley; near 18th and
N. E. RYoN. 1923 st. NV.
PErwoRrH.
Facing Soldiers Home grounds: nearly new
house, six rooms and bath; Ami; electricity;
alley; laundry tubs in cellar. Price, 1880.
IN NEARBY VIRGINIA.
Directly opposite to Lincoln Memorial: 20
minutes ride to heart Of the city; excellent
view; half block from the military road.
Modern six rooms and bath; porches; cleo
tricity; h.-w. h.; lot 225x145 it.; fruit and
shade trees; large garden and lawn; grapes,
flowers. etc.; poultry house and garage. Not
a summer cottage, but good, substantial all
year-round house. built and developed by own
er; who 10 leaving city:
For real home. not henmed In. close to the
dty. investigate. Price, So, 400.
NORTHWEST SECTION.
1 Six rooms and bath; electricity: anil; cor
for sasags; o INV. h.; laundry tubs in cellar
W. HOLLOWAY co;
1875 LAMONT ST.
YARD. GARAGE, REASONABLE PRICE.
227 FLA. AVE. NV.
i a s1T. TRUST. $500, BLDG a Assn.
L. W. GRooMEs, 141e ST.
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HEADQUARTERS
FOR REAL ESTATE BARGAINS.
WE OFFER THE BEST PROPERTIES
AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
OWNERS WHO WITH TO SELL QUICKLY
PLACE. THEIR PROPERTY WITH Us.
YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO BUY
WITHOUT SEEING OUR LIST.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
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FOR EALE- POSSESSION SOON.
DO YOU WANT HOUSE THAT YoU CAN
MOVE INTO JUST As SOON As THE DEED
PASSES?
WE HAVE SEVERAL VACANT HOUSES.
OTHERS OCCUPIED By OWNERS WHO
WILL GIVE POSSESSION. PRICES. 5000.
ss.5oo $500. s1s 500. ST. 200. 81. 900. $3.50.
WRITE. PHONE OR SEND FOR LIST.
NORTHWEST. ON THE HEIGHTS. CLEvE-
LAND PARK. CHEVY CHASE, ON CAPITOL
HILL.
STONE 4 FAIRFAX, 1912 New York ave.
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IMMEDIATE POSSESSION - COMPLETELY
furnished, splendid home Of II rooms. steam
heat. electric light. tile bath. large porches,
fruit. nne shade, and nearly an aere Of land.
This property u d1e1y located close to city:
conyenient to cars: the bsuss Il very attrae.
lively furnished. and the owner win sen peep.
eIty q It stands for SIC, 500.
A. B. CAMPBELL. 1910 Il m.
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FoR sAIEPossEssIoN SOON. SEPARATE
built dwelling On prominent lettered street
ear 1eth; stories and cellar; II rooms.
|iae-aH $4,000. 0eed sised lot; public alley.
STONE & FAIRFAX,
16l2 New YORK ave,
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FoR SALE NEW BUNGALOW.
Jost being finished and ready for in.
utes Of the center Of the city. 8, Q
aSd Z rooms each. Reasonah1e teine
can be arranged.
PRILLIPs 4 sAGER, NO,
u 81. 14Q9 New York ave. ~.
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$50. REDUCED FROM $500; c-FAMILY
|ornef brick apt; 4 large rooms and bath
|ach; huilt by Kennedy & Davis; convenient to
|ers; good ne. section; rent one and live in
her; easy terms. Phone N. 140l.
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1921 VERNON ST. NV, JUST ABOVE FILA.
ave-, three-story and basement brick dwelling;
ami. To close an estate. 1850. Owner,
care Of $50 Southern bldg. N. 28S8.
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t SALE@$I6,OOO,
| Probably the best home offered for years at
this price. Situated on one Of the best streets
| on Washington Heights. Contains IA rooms.
| 4 bathrooms: hot-water heat: electric lights;
good sized lot; q garage for two cars. Every
thing frst-class.
favorably, we had three offers last week-ewo
OF 5000 and one Of n5.500. Absolutely aoth-
1 Ing less than $4,000 will be considered.
STONE FAIRFAX, 1872 New York ave.
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NORTHWEST SECTION.
Six rooms and bath; electricity: anil; cor
ner house, in fine neighborhood; porches; room
for garage; h.-w. h.; laundry tubs in cellar
Price, $4,25O.
J. W. HOLLOWAY CO..
Franklin SOC. lilo st. NV.
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FICINITY BEAUTIFUL. SHERIDAN CIRCLE;
10000, reduced from 81. 900; owners health
ompeis sale; built to order; Il rooms. 9
'aths; h.-w.h.: hardwood floors; center-hall
ype; . It. front; moderate prices houses in
his neighborhood exceedingly scarce: terms.
I. orth l40l
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TUX SALE
NO. 1893 L ST. NV.
This dwelling, containing q rooms, with Q
lot Is by 1873 feet. can be purchased at price
which is less than the amount formerly loaned
on 1t by a conservative trust company. Must
be disposed of at an early date. Valuable for
q clubhouse, apartment house or business pur-
poses. Very easy payments.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1872 New York ave.
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FOR SAIREWTTH THE FURNITURE IN II
"A seniAetached house. NV; 10 rooms. bath;
feIlar. furnace. Lot 80 It. Z 100 II. to 2O-ft.
! LEY. This in q bargain, owner leaving the
bly, Price. $500; s., 600 cash, balance three
Fears. interest semi-annuany
GEO. W. LINKINS 17l4 Pa ave- NV
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on BEAUTIFUL 18th ST. NV. IN MT.
rooms. reception hall, bath, garage
ard electricity: in absolutely perfect repair;
lot 127 it. to 1o-ft. alley: price reasonable.
John QUINN CO., Inc,
I04 12fh n Main Al
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4 MOST IMMEDIATE POSSESSION CAN BE
obtained to large brick, 2-story house; hot
NSater heat, cellar. fine colonial porehes. extra
I:,--e lot; beautifully located on Q st. Sc.
Prize only $3.50. Apply write to II. T.
u wv 1919 4 st. Sc. 2Ss
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ii r. LAW. 1919 ST. Sc, HAS COY
.c->iory brick houses; rooms. bath. latrob@ 5,
,, ,,,, pSft M ra- on ~
today; s., ESQ each. oSs
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1hree apaftmentS one vacant on or about
Nov. I. The others rented. Gas lights and hot
air furnace heat. Terms. SO 50O at least 81 500
cash; 81. 900 trust now place. If interested
write: phone or call. after pm, on c. O.
DU fssss towner), S214 18th st., Brookland.
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1IIIIIICUIdlC OSSCSSlOII.
A colonial residence situated in the north
western section. Dimensions Of lot, 120x132
An out-of- town owner, being DESTROYS of clos
property for $4,000. Make terms to suit. The
land alone is said to be worth more than the
price asked.
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FOR SALE-ONE OF THE BEST CON-
structed houses on the Heights, between 18Th
and 18th sts.; not one of long row. Erected
by a careful builder with a view Of occupying
it for his home. Contains 10 rooms, baths;
hot-water heat; lot 22x15O. Price. $500.
STONE & FAIRFAX 1912 New York ave.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-08-05
TWO SONS NOW
ACROSS SEAS
Mr.. and Mrs. p. c. Hayden Home
From New York Where They
Saw Naval Officer
Depart.

Two sons OF Mr. and Mrs. P. G.
Hayden, 729 Franklin street. are now
serving the nation in France. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hayden are back today from a
twomonths eastern visit, which in
Guided New York. where they saw
their son, Lieutenant Ralston Hay
den, or for France as an officer in
the naval railway battery. Lieutenant
Hayden departed for France June Is.
One letter has been received from
him since his arrival overseas. He
was originally in Philadelphia
His brother, Lieutenant Van 3.
Hayden, has been participating in
some of the aerial battles in the
great Marine conflict, recently, Mr.
and Mrs. Hayden believe. He has
been given a place in the French and
American flying squadron.
Mrs. Ralston Hayden viii make her
home in Ann AT.bcr, Mich, with her
parents, DR.. and Mrs. Louis p. Hall
during the war. Her brother, Dick
Hall, was the first American ambu
lancer killed in France. That was
shortly after he enlisted in 1914
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-08-05
3. c.. COOK is
DEAD IN MIMI.
Did Furniture Store Merchant Expires
After Year Of illness
Was Fraterrai Man
Here.

Byron c. Cook, formerly Of Keokuk,
fled at his home In Minneapolis. Sun
day. For year or moro he has been
b poor health
At one time Mr.. Cock was prophet
Or OF the Cook Furniture company,
sos Main street. He was prominent
In the Trinity Methodist church and
was member of both the Odd Eel
lows and Wood,naa lodges. The fam
lily moved from here to Minneapolis
ten years ago.
He Is survived By hds willow. one
son, Orrin and two DAUGHTERS. Mrs.
Harry Brock OF Jefferson. Ia, and
Mrs. Geo. P. Nichol, OF Minneapolis.
In addition he is survived by broth
er, Clarence Cook, who lives in Min
nesota
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-08-05

the senate. as to lowering ages be
low 21, there is general feeling
that there will be far less fight than
was generally believed
Under the enlarged age limit Pro
vost Mar hal General Crowder est.
mates that 2,39S,S45 more men, avail.
able for fighting service will be OBJ.
tanned. These figures were contained
in report draw by Crowder and sub.
mitted to the senate today by Cham.
berlain.
These detectives" are divided as fol.
lows:
Between 80 and As. co., men:
Between IS and 20, 1877 200.
Total reeistTants between 80 and As
Crowder estimated should number
1O,02S.973 and between Is and 20
3,171,671.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-08-05
KEOKUk DAYS At
FAIRS ASSURED
Commercial Club Members Ask That
County Managers Set Aside
Special Occasions for
City.
TWO MAKE PROMISES
Carthage and kaho,ea Agree to Pan
-DonneIison Probably
viii Do the
Same.
TWO MAKE PROMISES

County fair managers in the keokuk
territory have agreed to have heo-
kuk days at their fairs. Carthage
and Kahoka fair arrangements were
visited Saturday and today, with the
result that the Illinois county seat
will have a special Keokuk day. prop,
ably August Is, and Kahoka's WILL
be August %.
Keokuk bands will play and Com
mercial club members wearing
badges and driving decorated cars
will go to these fairs.
Donnellson fair managers will be
asked to have a Keokuk day. The
Lee county fair there is In Septem-
Der.
Members OF the committee that
asked for Keokuk days are J. P.
Ingle, chairman; Roy Bartholomew.
G. Arthur Kiedaisch and E f.
Renaud.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-08-05
: GERMAN LOSSES
OF $4,000
CONTINUED from page -

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] several points, bearing machine guns
and large supplies of grenades, re-
lported there are indications that the
enemy still has large forces on the
river.
The Germans are employing atil-
lery freely to harass the, allied
| troops.
| Muizon Give miles west of Rheims)
was holly disputed, but the Germans
were pushed back and the French
threw small forces across the river
there.
Violent fighting occurred at vauter
farm and station, near Rheims, but
the Germans were unable to recap
ture them.
North of the Vesle, Lagrange farm
has been mined and blown up by the
Germans.
French artillery heavily she1led a
large concentration OF Boche troops
in the region of ST. Thierry, three
miles northwest of Rheims.
Wait Until September, Now.
ROTTERDAM, Aug. 5.-The Ger
man people are beginning to feel res
less under the effects of the defeat
at the Marine. This is evidenced by
statements from Ludendorff, and Won
Hindenhurg, to newspaper correspon-
dents. tending 70 bolster up the
spirits OF the public. The F'remden-
blatt- comics of which have been re-
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-08-05
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Western Tennis Tournament

CHICAGO, Aug. with The mems
events in the western tennis tourney
decided yesterday, interest returned
today to the championships for WON
en-. Miss Nicely. Of Chicago, was to
meet Mrs. Northrop, OF Portland,
Ore, IN the singles, Mrs. Northrop
and Miss NeeIey to play Miss Leigh
ton and Mrs. Field, of Chicago, in
The doubles.
Walter T. Hayes defeated Samuel
Hardy for the single title. Both are
Chicago men. Hays and Ralph Bur
dick won sectional doubles title from
Edward Oelsrer and w. S. Miller,
Chicago