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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-04-23

S. Department Of Agriculture.
Weather Bureaul
River Bulletin.
Flood. Stage. Change. Rain
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-04-23

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-31


The most pretentious event OF the en-
tertalnment season at the big marine
cantonmsnt ut Quantico. Va. 10 to oc-
cur next Saturday afternoon. when the
New York Symphony. Orchestra. per-
sonally directed by Walter Damrosch.
IL to appear in Q concert at the liberty
theater there.
Going to ouantico in tho forenoon.
Mr.. Damrosch and the members Of the
orchestra are to be luncheon guests
at the officers club before the con-
cert. The affair has been arranged
under the auspices Of the commission
on training camp activities. its COM
mittee on entertainments in the camps
being directly in charge.
A program of eight numbers is to be
given, and Mr.. Damrosch has announced
the following as the treat provided for
the thousands of marines in the camp:
THE Star Spangled Banner"
March from "Aida," Verdi.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-31
HOW a MOTORMAN WON OUT
OVER A FAULTY CONTROLLER

A farmer might find Il dininult 70 put
the cart before the horse. but It means
nothing in the young life Of = wash
ington motorman to run his car from
the stern end ~
II you happened to bs walking along
North Capitol street yesterday after
noon and saw q car speeding north
ward to Brookland with the motor
man on the rear end facing south, be
not alarmed; your eyes did not belle
you.
The ingenious young motorman was
merely demonstrating to his amazed
passengers that it would take more
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-31

than bufn&-out controller box 70
keep him. from going ahead. When
curis Of smoke indicated to this brill
liant wielder of the brakes that the
controller ON the front OF his car was
slowly going out Of service the pas
ssngers began to gfoan. ~ they fore
saw q lengthy tie-uD.
But they did not figure on the In
genuity Of their pilot. Remembering
the controller box at the other end Of
the car. he went to the rear platform
The passengers looked aghast-they
had no desire to 60 back downtown.
Their fears were dispelled when the
trolley captain reversed the rear motor
placed his conductor on the front plat
form to dance q Jig on the gong and
went speeding on to Brookland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-31

eetrteel rrodueeion % He etaged
at uuantfeo Ths1sday 1vsning.
1Egsic, Comedy, Minstrel.

III One Of tho most prstentious camp the
{rfcal productions ever attempted VIII
~ Given by the men Of the heavy artillery
fSrces at the Marine Corps Theater at
duantico Thursday evening under the title
Tho MSrinx Revue More than two
Kindred marines viii take part In the
low. which il q musical comedy-minstrei
Vow combined II lie tho exclusive pro-;
lection of the enlisted men Of the Marine
Corps, absolutely no outside assistance
lkying been received.
EThe opening scene will show the flu
tare marine leaving the old farmhouse
SS night for his country in foreign lands.
fhe second scene shows the palace OF
The .>kink" of Abyssinia. and includes
tAe minstrel numbers. The third scene
Shows a Marine camp in France. and
concludes with twilight. and then dark
hess. Taps is sounded. and the light
gradually fades until only the silrou-
lifted figure of a sentry is visible
against the ocean in the background.
fhen, as the light fades still more, a
djmly lighted replica Of the Z. S. S.
pennsylvania, conveyed by destroyers,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-31
COOK DENIED NEW TRIAL.
Convicted Of Attempted Blaokmail
on Atlsnta's Mayor. r.

ATLANTA, Ca, March so. W. Cook.
real estate salesman, recently convicted
Of attempted blackmail on Mayor Asa G.
Gambler, today was denied new trial
by Judge Benjamin Hill. in the Fulton
county superior court. Counsel for Cook
announced the case would be taken to
the court of appeals.
The motion for a new trial for Mrs.
Margaret Hirsch. convicted on the Same
charge with Cook, which was to have
been heard today, was postponed in
definitely at the request Of her counsel.
Mrs. Hirsch Is still held in the county
Jail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-31
CARDS or THANKS.

11ooxG We wiA % sxpssse eur sSenes -
appreciates - eur rslaf1ves and ffseeAs -
fkstr Ind exprssstons o1 a9Mpaenu eA 1e
beAut1fn nofaf tfibutes q IT, 9eas9 q ~ -
JANE O. BRO0KEAND CHILDREN.
JONES. We sxtena y ~ ear relatives ssA
probation for your kind expfsssteeg q sym-
patty at the deatA Of our loved one'
A 1'V.. s' ~ Inn FAMILY :
STUDS. We wish to express our thanks ana
appreciation to our relatives and friends Tor
their kind expsessions Of sympathY and shs
beautiful nofel @fributes at the death'o1 our be-
loved mother, SARAH d. STUDS.
b. A. BTUDDs AND FAMILY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-31
DAMROSCH AND ORCHESTRA
TO ENTERTAIN AT QUANTIGo

Overture. s.,obsrUn.. weber. 4 20
Micaela's air from Carmen" Bisst;
solo by Miss Rachel Morton Harris: or
chestra accompaniment
Largo from 1.-THE New World" sym
.phony, Dvorak. ~ :
Dance Of the Sylphs' and ":Rak6csy
March," Berlioz.
Allegretto from Symphony No. 81
Beethoven. +
waltz, Beautiful Blue Danube"
Strauss. /
Liberty hymn. Kate Gordon Fre3ch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-31

elides by. as the band plays The Star
Spangled Banner"
The elaborate stage effects OF the
show were the work Of First Sergt. H.
II. Budde, formerly manager and di-
rector of q theater in Chicago The
music is prepared and directed by Pri-
waite W. w. Multer. former soloist for
the Philadelphia Orchestra.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-31
HOUSE CHEERS HuSTED'S
"CALL FOR U. S. TROOPS

The House rose and cheered yesterday
when Representative Hustled OF New
York, who has a boy in France, speak
ing on Gen. Pershing's formal offer Of
all available American troops, de-
clared:
"Our sole regret 10 that We have not
ten times as many troops over there
as we have to help"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-31
MAJ. GEN. BELL PASSES
ARMY MEDICAL TEST

Mai Gen. J.-Franklin Boil has passed
his medical examination for active
service, It was announced today at the
War Department. He has been in COM
mand of the nth National Army d.
vision at Camp Upton and but recently
returned from Franco
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-31
Steel Company Increases Wages.

1tee1 O01uPes1ky 3z1o3 es'5o0 )" e6es'
PITTSBURGH. Pa, March 3o.-The
Jones G. Laughlin Steel Company today
announced an advance in wages Of IL
per cent. effective April Is. This 10 the
first such announcement to DO made by
any Of the independent steel companies
Of the Pittsburgh district.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-31
Maj. cabell Sent to Camp SEWER

Maj. Julian M. Cabell, Medical Corps.
N. A., has been relieved from duty at
Fort Myer. Va. and win proceed to
Camp Sewer. Greenvi1le, 8. c.. to or
ganize, equip and command base hos
pital No. Al.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-31

SAFE AND E1T1cAorous COUGH REMEDY.
Coughing tickling irritation, hoarseness and voice
strain relieved By Browns Bronchial Troches.-
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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-07-28

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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-31
Every Merchant Earnestly Urged to Enroll In the
THOUSAND DOLLAR CLUB

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-17
WILL DISCUSS PRUSSIAN
SYSTEM OF EDUCATION
DIR. Chandler to Attend Convention of
School Superintendent in
Pittsburgh.

DIT. j. 4. G. Chandler. supcrintcn-
dent OF the city schools OF Richmond.
Will go 10 Pittsburgh the last of the
month 10 be present at the eight days
session OF the National Education As
ISOLATION.
At this meeting the Prussian chal-
be answered by Americas leading
statesmen and educators. and by auth
orizcd representatives of America S
allies. ThrongS OF Americas teachers
will be attracted TO Pittsburgh at this
time by the exceptionally strong sec
tional and general programs. The
meetings Will be held in the Syria
Mosque.
on Wcdn esday afternoon. July g. the
national emergency i'll education will
he discussed from every angle and
DR. Chandler viii make AN address
during the afternoon on Why We
Should Have National Department
OF Education" Other speakers on the
program with DR.. Chandler for We'd
nesday afternoon are, w. C BaEley,
professor OF education. teachers col
!ege. Columbia University: Thomas L.
flncsar, deputy commissioner OF edu-
cation, Albany, y. Y; Lotus d. Coff-
man, dean of the school OF educate
University of Minnesota. MINNEAPOLIS:
faSson smith. comm sSioner of educa-
tlon. Boston: Carroll G.. Pearsc, prcsi-
dent OF State Normal School. Milwau-
kce, and George y. Strayer. professor
OF educational administration. teach
ers' college. Columbia University.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-17
DR.. HlBBS is DRAFTED
FOR MILITARY SERVICE
Hcnd or school OF Social Work md
Pnbiic Health Nursins Lcnve.
juno II.

Dr. H. H. lIibbs director OF the
school of Social Work and Public
hchith Nursing. has been called into
active service in tho army, and will
report for duty on June ~
Rev. j. j. Schercr. Jr. president OF
the board Of directors. is ATTENDING,
the finals Of Roanoke College. where
ne has Just received the honorary de-
gree OF doctor Of divinity. and could
no, be reached in regard to filling DR..
Hihps S place in the school
i'r' iiihhs. 1t is stated, has made a
reinarNahie record as director of Tho
S'hooi. AVID there is a WIDESPREAD ex
preston of regret at his dcpar,uro
!ohh NJ Miller. jr., is in recent of p,
.rticr from Red Cross workers in
washington expressing; the hone thai
Ut HibhS may he able to arrange 70
return mere and continue his worI; Of
framing public health nurses and pn1
cross workers. According to state
me"t OF Wyndham r. Meredith. and a
hun'hcr OF others who are famiIi,r
WIN inc work OF Or. HibbS. he is Gov
si"crcd TO have performed an cxccn-
o."ndi scrNic" TO his country in HE
opacity as director of this srhnnI
"h'ch IS the only one OF lis kind -,
tho South N'"u III
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-17
TRAINING FOR PAGENT
Chorus Higgins Work on Play to DC
Given in Capitol Square on
july 4.

Chorus training of an intensive kind
was entered into by three Bible classes
of the Seventh Street Christian Church
yesterday morning when .. a. Haw-
kins, teacher of class %, introduced to
MS students and TO the Baraca and
Philathca. which had joined them
George Benedict, author and director
oil the p!ay-pageant. which is to be
presented July 4. in the grounds of the
capitol. under the auspices of the
Richmond Council OF Defense The
classes responded enthusiastically TO
the call for volunteers for the chorus
ana Immediately set to rehearsing two
or the songs. with Leslie 10th at the
piano. Later. during the morning SER
vice. Rev. III. d. c. Maclachlan ID. d..
VINO Is on the educational committees
issued cali for more volunteers. to as
Sembic at Seventh and Grace Streets
on Wednesday evening. for a second re
hearsal. w Henry Baker will be the
conductor OF the chorus. All wishing
to take part as chorus In the play-
pageant. which promises to he unique
ana interesting event, may report on
Wednesday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-17
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA

Or. Lewis l.. Harvie died at I o'clock
last night at his home In Danvillc. lie
was sevcntyn"e years old last week.
and had been critically I'll for several
months. He was Confederate veteran
and widely known in Virginia. He la
survived by his wife. Martha Ruthcr-
foord. whom he married in April 1865.
they having celebrated their nfticth an
nivcrsary last February. DR.. Harvic
was born in Powhatan County and was
the son OF John B. lIarvie and Mary
Blair.
lie leaves a brother, James 3. Harvie,
Of Richmond and four sisters. Mrs
X. b. Chafiin OF Richmond; Mrs. Martha
and Eliza Iarvic, OF Richmond. and
Mrs. w. n. Rumn, of Danvillc. He also
leaves ten children az follows: John 3.
Harvie. Roxboro. y. c.: Lewis c. Har-
vie. of Whitcsburg Ky: Edwin J. Har-
vie. Camp Mcclellan: rutherford Har-
vie. Of Birmingham and Misses jamie
and Ellen and Martha Harv!c. and Mrs.
Grccnhow Maury. Mrs. J. Pinc/ney VIII
hanson and Mrs. Raymond Hall The
funeral Will take place on Tuesday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-17
Sherry and Kizer
Ready to Testify
Police Chief and Labor Com
missioner Return from Con-
ucn!ion at Kansas City.

Chief OF Police c. a. sherry returned
yesterday from tho convention OF Inter-
national Police Chiefs at Kansas City,
Mo. Asked last night about his trip.
Major Sherry remarked: 1T was Il
great convention. but there IS no place
like Richmond" 1t was remark ed
that the problem OF dealing with tho
]. w. w. was one of the problems
which was deeply considered by heads
OF departments from the various West
crn States. Juvenile delinquency was
another important topic of discussion
at the meeting, the Chief said Asked
what steps his would take with rcla-
ton TO the grand jury probe and the
exposures OF vice conditions lately
made. Major Sherry said that he would
deal with cases as they were placed be-
fore him. but had nothing to say for
publication.
Captain George Pollock. who also
attended the convention. returned home
last night. Charles l.. EZer State
Commissioner of Labor, who was for
mcrly Norfolk's Chief Of Police. and
who is secretary OF the Association Of
Police Chiefs. also came back ycstcr-
day. Major Sherry and Mr.. Kizcr will
appear before the grand jury to-day,
il is anticipated.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-17
AUTOMOBILE DEALERS
WILL MEET TOMORROW
'"''""inG Dinner and business S.
SION ih"y VIII Attend Finnnce
Committee Meeting

ne monthly meeting Of the Rich
"Dn" Hu'omobi!c Dealers Association
"e!H III the rooms OF the Bust
ness Mems club. top noor %, IN. anon.
ican National Bank Ruildinr ,o,,,l,,
row afternoon at O'Clock A,nr,,,,
me matters for confederation are ia
PROPOSED additional national tax ON
""'omohlles. Tho new city dealers. tav
ana the rendering Of service" huri,,c
me period OF the war After the din.
her and business session the denlcrs
VIII! in body. attend "A meeting q,
me Counci! Committee on Finance -,
which the proposed dealers ;ax ,vil
be discussed -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-17
Negro Seriously (uf

'"'hes rage colorcd. COL East Leigh
was !ast night cut in the lcf,
" '' an "hkhoWn negro at the cor
heF OF Oak and Leigh Street. Page is
san TO have been attacked when he
n'i"sen TO get another negro some
WhISky The artery in his arm vas
pichcu ana several veins cut resulting
~, great loss Of blood Physicians
az me Memorial Hospital. where he
was taken, stated last night thot III.
vohui,'oh was serious. but thought he
YOU" recover. He refused to give tho
nfni" OF his aSsailant. who is sin "a,
,aihs' me cutting was done with :;
r.,M"i or knife. and occurred about .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-17
ON WAR INDUSTRIES BOARD
Former Governor Stunr, Is Appointcd
TO represent Agricultural
Council

Henry c. Stuart. former Governor of
Virginia ami chairman of the National
Agricultural Advisory Council, has been
designated TO represent agriculture in
the War Industries Board. In making
this announcement yesterday the De-
partmcnt OF Agriculture said Mr. Stuart
would keep in touch with all govern
ment agencies dealing with agricul-
'ural matters and secure whatever in
formation and advice those agencies
may desire.
Mr.. Stuart will have his Headquarters
in Washington. and will serve without
pay.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-17
WILL TRAIN WOMEN FOR
BUSINESS POSITIONS
Second Special Course to Omen al
High School Next
Week.
CHANDLER OUTLINES COURSE
Aims to Prepare Women for Office
Positions Made Vacant by Men Eli
tcring Military Servicc-Commcr
ciaI Interests Cooperate.

Plans have just been completed tor
the second session OF the Woman's
Office Reserve Corps Training School
This school was first organized last
summer for the purpose of training
women for the Office positions made
vacant by mon entering the lrilitary
service. and proved such a success that
the public school authorities have
deemed IL eXpcdicnt 10 conduct the
school again this summer.
Accordingly DR.. }. y. G. Chandler,
superintendent OF Schools and the
City School Board, have perfected ar
engagements for the orGanixati on of
the school, and those who wish TO take
advantage OF this training are re-
qucstcd TO register tor the desired
courses at the John Marshall High
School room Ill. Saturday morning.
June 80. at 10 o'clock. Regular class
work Will begin on Monday, June -.
and will continue for ten weeks five
days Il week, from $50 10 80 O'CLOCK
daily
The school is open to women cigh-
teen years OF age or over, who are
high school graduates or its .Quiva-
lent in private schools. or who have
had one or two years of high school
work. and not less than one year OF
office experience The applicants must
be willing TO have their names en-
rolled in the Woman's Office Reserve
Corps upon the satisfactory compile
ton OF any OF the courses. subject
to call at any time for Office work
III Richmond. Tho school is open 10
all women who meet the above re-
cu!rcments. whether residents or non
residents of Richmond provided they
pledge themselves TO serve in the bust
ness Offices OF Richmond when called
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-17
COOPERATION OF COMMERCIALS
INTERESTS is ASSII,,lt,

Inc courses offered have been Sc
iccted after consultation with those for
Mhom TINS .chool is designed to serve.
Inc cooperation OF the commercial
interests OF Rich,nnd has been assured
10 make these courses practical and
eHlc!ent. The courses offered are az
! follows.
Dictation-For women vino have a
knowledge of any system OF shortba,d
put who lack the accuracy and speed
required for Office work.
l!peWrlting and dictaphonc opcra :
tion-This course may be taken bv
those VINO have no knowledge OF tyne
MItih9' IL Is designed TO train those
Erecting ii as efficient dictaphoue
operators. or will give :. prac,irai
working knowledge of the use Of Inc
typewriter. both in speed and accur-
acy.
Office nlethods-In this cour..
systems Of filing. calculating machines
BUSINESS correspondence viii be laugh;
RMS coure will include lectures on Of
nee system by men prominent in tic
different branches, and by excursions
TO various offices.
Shorthand-A thorough course in Inc
Gregg system of shorthand will be
given This course is open to those
VINO do not have any knowledge Of
shorthand. but will be limited 10 those
who arc best qualified TO take /; bv
reason OF their experiences or educa
uonal qualities
Rapid calculations--A course ~
rapid calculations dealing with nroh.
!ems applicable 10 genera! Office work
Add!nG machincS-A four weeks
course To give a thorough course in
me use OF these in general Office work
variety Of machines will be taught.
ho"kkeepinE thorough course in
modern double entry bookkeeping.
Wr't'nsA course in practical
niuScu!ar movement business writing
VIII Ice taught All students who do
not write an acceptable business hand
VIII be required 10 take this course
IN IN" selection o: courses those that
c"TreIat" VIII be grouped and inten
sivc work done in order 10 devotion the
highest possible degree OF efficiency in
'hcsc courses. Unless satisfactory rea
sons arc advanced student Will be al
!owcd to elect only two subjects Tn.
courses viii be grouped as follows:
bookkeeping and writing. bookkean
ing and rapid calculations. shorthand
ana typewriting. dictation and TYNE
writing. Office methods and typewrit
INK, writing and rapid calculations.
writing ana ofIic methods. oiice meth
Cd" and hopkkcs ping. typcwritinr and
writing Ollie" methods and rapid cal
culation..
The faculty. all members of which
ar" recognized leaders In their respcc-
I'VE departments are as follows:
Shorthand. rapid calculations. dicta-
non and Office methoGs--Ira T. Grimes
Ere"rit!nG and dictaphone opera :
''h-Mlss Julia Farmer and Miss
Lottie Ashby.
bookkeeping and adding machi,.s
II l.. Cupp.
"r.iinG-J. ". Falgon, director
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-17
Round Up Crnp Shooters.

sports engaged in the pleasant out
"'or exercise of crap shooting fell
""'"ck yesterday afternoon, when they
we're routed from cool and shady spots
=" inc Ihird Police District and car
req /" the station house. One crowd
OF four and another of ten were p,tb
"'"n home by the police. The first gang
was near Seventh Street. close by the
southern Hallway tracks, and the see
ond at stop >, Petersburg pike.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-17
OPEN FAIRGROUNDS To.DhY
S"''"ih'"S FOOL in IIowitzcrs' Armor1
opened to Iinyn Under Com
rctcnt Instructors

inc Fairgrounds f,hc city will all
open at o'clock this morning . MN
DER or women Will be in charge ri tho
N.''" PIaFsroundS, and Walter Ander-
- I. Northern, james Withheld
'eltc simpson viii! be IN charge
VI '"c swimming pool at the IIowit
z"rs' Armory. Dthc.. bows. nl,v,,-1,,,,,,,
vii! be run as usual
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-17
COMMENCEMENT TONIGHT
bhriomas 10 Bc Presented Ia ~, Cr,d-
"a'"s Of John Marshall
High school

br' Edward y. Calisch viii max. ,bo
Ii0i'ine nccment address at the finals of
'"hh Marshal! High School to-ni..h, ~,
.he city Auditorium. He viii he in.
W .,'I ny Principa! James c. Iar-
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