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The Sargeants and Thayers in the
Knoedler Galleries take the pas over
everything shown during the week.
1t seems quite like old times 10 be hay
ing Sargents and Thayers to review,
The Thavers In particular look like
the ghosts OF old masters. They are
curiously wraithlike. They hold you
insistently, and would communicate
| something WHAT The actual
message received IS astorishinEly
dsconCertinG, like those that appear
| on the states OF Boston seeresses
think I ought TO consult Prof
, Hyslop about them.
The Sargents, If we except the por-
trait OF President Wilson. are not so
spooky. Sargent is OF the earth earthly.
After that should not. think, speak
at once OF the portrait Of Mrs. Moore.
| Mrs. Moore is still alive and miGhtn't
like TO be thought earthly. Besides she
isn't earthly, 1t is Sargent who is
earthly. But in any case the portrait
is one Of Sargents best, full OF tho
sorts of things that the old boys Of the
Century Club are always recountlnE
TO their pupils when they happen To
teach There Is silver in il that shines,
and tcaCups that glitter, and silks that
simmer and flesh that is radiant
really must beg your pardon, Mrs.
| Moore. but you do Sc don't you, that
it's all Sargent's fault but nothing
so disturbing as a soul. It is painted
with great certainty and vim ana Mrs
Moore has been given Just as much
importance I'm tho picture as her tea
cups. Rut I think so handsome a
lady ought TO have felt hurt to have
been SO easily seized. The ladies %
to-day at least do not enjoy being
understood, and IL there were Sargents
which there are not Isee the Wilson
portraiu, they would certainly moi
} lend themselves to any such perform,
ances.
In advance OF my consultation Will
Prof. Hyslop, 7 may say that I foa
| that Thayer was born ahead of hi
time. At heart l suspect no is
cubist Certainly it is a fine alb
: straction that impels him, lilo begal
by loving the blush tones OF rose
and he ends by calling his rose tone
angels He must labor appalhngl
over his things-there is every sig
! OF intense nervous strain-and al
I though the chief end OF art is TO con
= ceal art, Thayer does have his rowan
= he makes the effect OF being i
g earnest. The sympathetic observer I
= the face OF so much effort succumh
3 and says whisperingly-the whisper
piimsnt to the artist-shs msAns
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-16
PROSPECT BRIGHT
FOR BRINGING Of
war WORK here
State War industries Board
Plans for Contracts,

A discussion OF the possibility OF Sc
curing war contracts for Oklahoma was
held at the meeting Of the Oklahoma
war industries board at the Lee-Huck-
ins today. Harry V. Kahle, secretary
OF the board. who returned yesterday
from a trip to Kansas City, says that
prospects are very favorable. w. W.
Edwards, vice chairman, left this after
noon for st. Louis and will probably
go on to Washington TO secure con-
tracts for this city.
To secure a government factory a
committee OF three was appointed at
the meeting today to work out a plan
to raise sufficient funds for defraying
expenses The committee is comDosed
OF Mr.. Kahle. J b. Klein and F. R.
Mickey and will report on the system
decided upon at the next meeting
which will be on Monday next. The
report will be filed with the board and
will be submitted for approval 10 a
meeting OF business men and manuisc-
turers which is called for tomorrow
night a, the Chamber Of Commerce at
o'clock. Two or three busine. men
Of Oklahoma City will be selected ID
go to Washington to present Okla
homa's case, says Mr. Kahle. II Is be
believed that II the true conditions arc
placed before the proper officials there
that at least one war contract will bs
secured for the city.
Tulsa and other districts have agreed
to furnish representatives TO join The
Oklahoma City delegation.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-16
Chicago Sole Center Not Hurt
by Congestion.
CHICAGO oaAln AND PROVISIONS.

CHICAGO, Sept i6.--corn weakened
IN value today. owing chiefly TO an en-
barge on shipments Of grain TO Kansas
City. 81. Louis and Omaha. Tho en-
barEo was expected to increase the move
ment 10 Chicago, Row the sole big cen-
ter that has not suffered from conges-
ton. Peace talk tended to emphasize
Dearish sentiment, but only In a minor
degree. Opening prices, which varied
from unchanged figures 10 VIC lower, with
October tl62k. " ti.s7k and November
material setback all around.
Oats displayed comparative strength.
Recent buying for government and for
export interests was the main basis.
After opening unchanged to No higher,
the market reacted somewhat with corn.
Provisions lacked support Weakness
OF corn more than offset the firm tone
OF the hog market,
CORN; No. 2 yellow. sls401.s5:, No. 4
yellow, $3.50 1.si. OATS; STANDARD, II
gIi&c: RYE: No. 2, ti.s2qL63 BAR
LEY. s3cufi.05.
Covering by shorts, together with a
Tightening up Of offerings brought about
a subsequent general rally. The close
was unsettled, Nc on TO / &c net higher,
with October, tl.b3k 10 tib34, and No
yember. titsk 10 hi9A
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-16
nun FIYEiS' 6l0P
BOMBS ovEn PANS

PARIS. Sept i6.-Several aerial
squadrons flew over the region Of Paris
this morning. They were subjected to
heavy anti-aifcfsft fire but sue
oeeded IN dropping some bombs. There
we're few victims and some material
damage. according to al official re-
port. The alarm was sounded at ! rs
and the all clear" signal was given =,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-16
Movie Bills Today

Strand theater, 10 a. m. to II ,p m.
14Nofma Taimadge in Secret Of
the Storm Country"
Majestic theater, 10 .. m. 10 II ..
mr-"0ur Bridge Of Ships"
Dreaniland theater, 10 a. m. to II
p. m.-"Untamed."
Empress tbester, noon TO II .. M
Mary Plekford in "Johanns En-
Nsts."
Auditorium, II 80 to midnight
"Her Man
Lyric tbeater. | p. m. TO II p. m.
Pictures; vaudeville.
Liberty theater, ! p. NJ. TO II p, m.
Pictures; vaudeville.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-16

NEW ORLEANS. seps. is.--uquIdation
vas fslt "a shs opsnine Sf the cotton
martss to1ay aAd psioss ssia - 10 "
poinss under H. euppset saoourAGsd BY
the csn wave sntsriug ~ bslt fren the
northwest, msg the marhst st the decline
ana 3 pirtial rseuvSry snsusd. prices
staa6ing I 20 10 points under Saturdays
clo2 st the end Of the first half OF
The sfnclai forecast q issss IN psr-
demand and In the tradlng up 10 noon
prices vssp sent T to n points above
oatufday's finAls.
under the Inactivity. standing NJ 1 o'ciock
10 10 - polntn over Saturdays clooe.
epo( cotton. quiet and unchanged. Salea
s1 g ;gSs s,'s; Is Is .sss ss .lS: ma:
d!in. N.sec. RsOs'iss. ADJ; stock,
4A8tV0hs
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CpB1iels

Gas Rate Hearing Application Of the
blackwell Oh d Gas company for per-
mission 70 Increase rates on gas fur
nisied lts customers Ia being heard today
before the corporation commission.
esmusi Is o. touls--w. n. Samuel.
secretary OF the state Insurance. board
10 In NJ. Louis for a few days on official
business.
DIR. w. A. FuIIington now locsted Sc
State National Bank Bldg. Walnut 1855.
(Adv.)
Divorce 10 Asksd--Georgc Cunningham
asked the district court OF Oklahoma
county 10 sever the common law marriage
relations this morning between himself
and Mae Cunningham. The petition as
serts that he recognized the marriage an
legal and that In the seven years they
lived together, two children were born
10 them. He charges neglect OF duty and
aba udonment and asks custody OF the
children.
Draft Evasion charysr--fsen Graves. q
negro, who was sent TO the Emergency
hospital for treatment several days ago
has been turned over 70 the police on .
slscker charge, He dh not even have a
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-16
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
CAFE TO OPEN SOON

The greater Oklahoma committee Of
the Chamber OF Commerce today de-
cided TO reopen the Chamber Of COM
merce cafe at an early date. Louis
Botto, formerly manager Of Browns
{. .. ID. lunchroom, was employed to
manage the cafe. 1t is possible service
for MONDAY luncheon viii be resumed
within a week.
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kANsAS CITY.

60 ss:s: ssis; is S,;E 4! s, 5HSs; 4:
.1(seissS saa fsseesA S7.taAlAss.
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.ss.slsssssr sass. 'alsssuA
Asissss s,assss 5olIse =
John Hssp picked - dfSV1
neero on . siaalter &10xm
10 said to havs bssii tneI
h. had rssistsfed, ~ t
over 10 The United 6Sstss ~ y
vIr.msn suy Sssmps-.vsssun
chased Z limit c,y6 nleg
RssA isse fess Sos. q E e S$A
nue.: also took out : ~
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KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY. Sept. WHEAT:
nss.ss.d s,ssai' sT ml..S I'd slsl4 a. soFs, NJ,
. white, ll.ssel.Si; No, Z yellow, N.73a
LA. OATS: Unchanged; No . white,
7lhs; No. mixed. 700fic. RYE: N.sS
!, S9aNi e!n Close, tLs;Ei;, Is, ,os!.csr; e 'i.ssn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-16
!!.n CIT 1sA1 .sTAIs ..,I,s.....; sos sA..;
New Bungalow
Less Than Cost

Would you buy new s.room bunsn.
Inv. completed less than 20 dAyf ago, II
~ than tho bills OF material, lab0r
and price OF lot amount 70, You
can see the bills on the cornplstsd piscs
VA Sua for II hos sSs y w pssssns ~" SVs owner
who has changed hls plsH1 and VIII not
cs,cpupy: ss,p hs wants to ssh y right now and
,o,1s Tnsrs I. n I. Ivy ,o0m., -. sr.sai..! q g q
toS sS.. a.'y:s:,s Ger g: s. :s' g: q:
S.nssc iss s ut ane 81 :y:ss oeH ~ sss Sss
Of Clsss pfics u N,s8, TAsfe h .
streighe loan OF t2.bo0 at 4 percsst. ma
tures n years; responsible party ON
secure satfsfsctory terms on he q, 7oo
an opportunity 10 buy 4 new. s.fsom,
cost,
Real Estats pePartmsut.
\. I. sTUART 4 co.
BEAUTIFUL home Tor SaIs or tTsds.
northwest. first stop beyond bslis isae.
F0R BALE by owner. J.SScn 9odsSu
Ass nos's c.psU ,wS All s i';i g s. srs:s .:s
: room modern house and GArlgs, teAo ",
.s!h: ti,sso Address 5 4 9TH Phone
s:RS6E iS ~ soa:., W. 5is, ,s.,gS; sls9 csss.
lso. PET month Baxter, National Bldg.
F0k 6XLE- 4 block Of 80 lots. 500; you
get 2 harGaLn. al OIL Exchsngs Bldx
b-RO0M cottage. I blocks west o{ post.
office. paving paid out; bargain;
priced u 81 800. on terms; lot worth the
money; must hurry. Ask Mr.. Pope. Ma
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Outside Livestock
FORT WORTH.

r. FORT S WORT WORTH. Issss. ssps is.,1cAI-
sss,s s''Dsi s. aSos a.e.S; 'sssr s:.yss Z:
sHfEP RssssSts ~; arsns' hnss,
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ST. Louis.

ST. LOUIS. Sept. is.--coRN: Hlxher
Nc. track. ll.Si: No. . white. jfsOd
tI. OATS atssdy; No. . track. nc
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CATTLE SUPPLIES
INCREASE TODAY
Hogs Ten Cents Higher With
Bulk Killers,
TopAY,s RECEIPTS.

CATTLE--More steers were here to.
day than usual and good ones with aver.
sse weight sold steady aud up TO $3.50.
Butcher cattle, In both cows and hsiferl
sold slow and from 10 to rs cents lower
Few cows brought above $3.50. Calves
we're unevsnly lower. stockers and feed
CIssang Qsetatisns.
Py1c>s cf the various grades OF cattle are
avprpxlateIy ~ follows.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-16

The Board Of Directors
Of Wilson + o., havs Pre-
pared a quarterly dividend
M 1%Ss on preferred koci
payable October !, stock-
holders u record at close
business September "A.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-16

Effects Of 'Austfia's Action
AFo Entirely NoeatIvA

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NgW YoRk.

I, NEW FORK. Sept ,is,--Ths seitos
fnsrket showed renewed Rwvousnsos At
ns ne ops:S,,ss ss:,s.s ,cc.y S :Ss S.. wss CvsS ,'sn
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close-Im Bargains

Eight rooms and furnace. on corner.
$500.
fiye.ioom beauty. ON corner. $500.
Six rooms and garage, 1850.
These arc all close In, northwest. and
.an be bought on terms
LOCKWOOD INVESTMENT co.
Walnut 77os
HONEST VALUES
h Bargains That Are Real Bargains.
East 1tth-7A new. complete home OF
niss large rooms with all the latest
yrsciical features; furnace. laundry
trays stc; garage and dnyeway; three
eu OF French doors; two hrsplacss.
East 11th--Two 6-room bungalows.
pne has basement and cement porch
botn have isrss garages And drive~ays.
Our signs are on these yrvpsrtiss. This
II 4 guaranty Of true value.
West 3sth-Oue a the pIcest bunEa-
unfurnished.
West I0th--A real barsain In Q used
home, two stories and bassmsnt; SIX lots,
Our time II yours TO secure Q real
home on the right terms
u J. CONWAY. hapls isie-J.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-16
COOLER WEATHER
AFFECTS COTTON
Market Status Also Hit by
Peace Talk,
NEW orLaANs corren rvrvRss

NEW oRLEANs. Sept. is.-cotton
closed steady ~ = net advance OF . 20
n Doiuta
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-09
Germans Willing to Vote.
(Pv Tinted Press)

LINCOLN, Nebr., March s.-Hun-
dreds of men in Nebraska who have
voted for years are claiming exemp-
ton from military service on the
ground that they are alien enemies.
Under a law to be initiated by the
state council of defense, Nebraska will
soon change her election laws SO
"alien enemies" or even just plain
"aliens" cannot vote and help make
the laws.
In Scottsbluff county, Nebraska. 1856
registrants under the draft law, all of
whom have been voting under the
state law which gives them the ballot
On the strength of their first papers,
or declaration Of intention, claimed ex-
emption.
In some school districts in this state
it has been discovered that the Ger
man parochial schools entirely crowd
ed out the public schools. and in some
of these German schools every bit of
the instruction was in the German
language.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-09
GATE CITY WILL
DISPLAY RETURNS
,..,,,t Of election VIII Be Flashed on
screen in Front Of This
office Monday
Night.
EVERYBODY Is INVITED
r.,dIdates and Their Friends VIII
Make This Their Headquarters
to Receive All Latest
News.

Election returns will be shown on
rho Gate City's bulletin board Mon
dav night. Keokuk people are invited
t. come to the Office and to learn how
tboir candidates Jared. BY arrange
ment with Manager Dodge Of the
Grand. figures showing the votes In
each precinct will be flashed on a
screen erected In Sixth street in front
NJ the Gate City Office. The same serv-
ice will be used in the Grand theatre.
The election service of The Gate
citv has always been appreciated by
tha candidates and their friends, and
This year as usual the people OF Keo-
Ink will be served with the fastest
possible speed.
Returns will be collected from every
nrecinct in the city just as fast as they
ara counted. They will be phoned to
the office, and Immediately placed In
the projecting machine and shown on
the big canvas sheet.
Keokuk people are given a cordial
invitation to come down town Monday
night and watch the returns. The bal
loting is going to be brisk, and you
will want to know how your candidate
stands. The best way to find out Is to
come to The Gate city and read the
figures on the big screen.
The polls will not close until seven
o'clock SO it will be useless to try to
get anv telephone information before
eight o'clock or after. All figures as
fast as they are available will be
shown on the screen, however. in
front of the Office.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-09

1Oyed. war refreshments were SeTV-
ed.
Miss Emily Hall and Mrs. Fulton
Henderson entertained for their Sun
day school classes OF the Bethel
church Tuesday evening at the home
of Mrs. Henderson. A very pleasant
social evening was enjoyed and re-
freshments of ice cream. waters and
candy were served.
Word was received in this city yes
terday by friends that Malcolm Gates
had passed into eternal rest at his
home in whitehall, Ill. Mr. Gates had
been in failing health for some time.
Malcolm grew to young manhood IN
this city and was an exemplary gen
tIeman. He is survived by wife and
children, father and mother and two
sisters. besides a large circle of friends
in this city who will lament his death
and sorrow for the grief stricken rela-
tives.
A surprise party was held at the
home of Cary Fisher Saturday even
ing In honor of his niece, Miss Mae
White of Basco. Games, music and
pleasant social evening were enjoyed
by the young people. Refreshments
OF fruit salad and cake was served.
Mrs. white and family will leave to-
day for her home after five weeks
pleasant visit with relatives and
friends
The lakewood cemetery club met at
the home of Mrs. James Odell Thurs
day afternoon and the hours were
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-09

passed by the ladies sewing carpet
rags. The club has engaged A. c..
Barnes to take care Of the cemetery
this year, Sandwiches, pickles and
coffee were served.
Monday evening the Red Cross So
ciety Of Sonora gave a home talent
play and box supper at the Golden
Point church and made $50. Wednes-
day the Red Cross ladies served lunch
at the public sale Of Albert Schmitz
and cleared $60.5O. Mr.. Schmitz gave
the ladies thirty pound porker to
auction Off. The pig was sold four
times and the ladies realized $50 from
the sales on the pig. Figure what the
Sonora Red Cross ladies made in three
DAYS and the amount is over 5000.
Sonora ladies must be hustlers.
Geo. Kinkade ST.. Of Quincy arrived
Friday for visit with relatives and
friends
The northern lights were beautiful
Thursday evening. The people who
did not see them missed seeing
strange sight. In different parts Of
the horizon one could see red lights,
white spots and dark ones. The gen.
eral opinion Is that the illumination
was from the northern lights, but we
expect to read a great number of
prophecies from the appearances of
the sky Thursday evening.
Miss Coda Leach and sister Mrs.
Julia Walker visited with relatives at
Camp Point, ILL.,, from Friday evening
until Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Blackwell and daughter
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-09
pledge by Ames.

AMEs, Iowa, March 9.-Ames peo-
pie have pledged themselves to take
care Of 1000 soldiers should the gov
ernment decide to send the men here
for technical training at the State col
lege.
1t has been reported that the gov
eminent will send thousands Of
Youngsters to Ames to perfect their
knowledge of gasoline engines and
other mechanical lines for the aero
service.
The town will be ready to handle
more than three thousand by June 1.
1t is the governments plan to give the
boys intensive training in terms rang
ing from one to three months.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-09
Retief from Eczema

s.i D'nt worry about eczema or other
heai..u. ouDles. You can have a clear.
oht.;nyy, Skin by using little zemo.
estr rii , at any drug store for Csc. or
large bottle at $1.OO.
heads o Z generally removes pimples, black
and niotches, eczema, and rineworm
Zena' .ahes the skin clear and healthy.
lion;J IS clean, penetrating, autiseptic
noth;na ,either sticky nor greasy and stains
mere s.;a y IS easily applied and costs =
always l dal Tor each application. It Is
Inc E W. Rose Co.. Cleveland. q.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-09
\ Gle II !
H&AMII-T0N GATE CKT.Yl
q -. 44m..-on: MARC. .: a.
HAMILTON, MARCH ..

hev. Boyd, the Presbyterian minis
ser OF Carthage was caller on his
iiiend, Earl Pence Thursday after.
Ine domestic science club OF Son.
pia mas sent a box of good second
nand clothing to the orphans home AZ
n maeomb and next Thursday the club
VIII nave another meeting to patch
~ ana make over clothing preparatory
NJ ~ sending another box to the home
g., ms IS certainly commemorate work
ior the Sonora ladies.
Last Monday evening the Christian
p, a.n society held a social at the
HE; snei church, over seventy people
ssan IN attendance. A pleasing. pro-
an was given and many games en-
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-09
Fish Record Broken.

HTNRY, ILL.,, Mar. 9.-Thompson
Brothers, a firm of commercial fish
ermen of this city, smashed all rec.
ords in seining in this vicinity re-
Gently when they secured $4,000
hounds of fish in two hauls of their
huge nets at Lake Senachwine. 1t
required forty-three wagon loads to
move the vast catch to the shipping
station. Shipments to the metro
politan markets are greatly delayed
by scarcity Of cars and eastern en-
bargoes.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-09
NAPOLEON ONCE sam

"A Footsore Army Is An Army Hail Defeated"
Men In Training Camps, in Cantonments, in the
spots on their feet. Every "Comfort Kit should
contain one or more boxes OF Aliens Foot Ease,
the antlseptic powder to shake into the shoes.
1t freshens the tired, aching, smarting feet and
heals blistere and sore spots. The Pattsburg
Camp Manual advises men in training to make
daily use Of Foot-Ease. Sold everywhere, Csc
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-09
Governor viii Sneak.

JOLIET, Ill, Mar. Ex-Governor
Lowden will deliver the principal adj
dress before the meeting of the Hi
nois Daily Newspapers Publishers
association to be held here March
10 and 20. Other prominent speakers
have been invited to appear on the
program.