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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-06-21

her arms and hands.
1t took the form Of red
eruPtions that itched
and burned SO she could
not sleep. She would
almost scream when
watertouched herhsnds
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Dimond. same. Keokuk

CITY ......... 1920. 90
E. G. Weber, atty. fees. -. 10. 90
Iowa Telephone Co., rent and
toll, G. Home, G. H., X,
and Co. Atty. ........... ~. 40
The Gate City Co., pub.
notices ............. oo.5o
American Blue Print Paper
Co., blue print paper, Co.
Engr. ............ ...... lu.of
Iowa state prison, care OF
prisoners ...... ........... 4u.oV
Home 1856 %
Sullivan G. Auwerda. same. 10 AZ
1T G Mattern petit Juror. 10 40
Whereas, a law passed by the
thirty-eighth general assembly 1919,
regarding county corporation for I'M
provement OF agriculture, domestic
science, animal husbandry and horti-
culture, has been complied with by
the Lee County Farm Bureau asso-
citation and list filed with the
county auditor.
Be 1t resolved, that the sum OF two
thousand dollars be paid out of the
general fund as provided in section
II. of said law and the county audi
r tor be authorized and directed to
draw warrants for same. Motion
carried.
On motion the minutes were ap-
!, proved and the board adjourned TO
meet Saturday, June 81. 1919.
, G. e. MAXWELL,
Attest: Chairman.
i R. A. GARDNER, County Auditor. )
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Charleston Twp. -.

Charleston Twp. ......
T. H. Burton, same, Denmark
Twp. ......... 49,.
o. B. Wolfe, same, Des
Moines Twp. ..........
j. G. Krehbiel, same, Don
nelson Twp. .............
August Fey, same, Franklin
town
]. p. Gale, same, Franklin
Twp. ............
M. J. Sweeney, same, Green
Bay Twp.
James H. Slaughter, same.
Harrison Twp. .......
q. T. Lyon, same, Jefferson
TWP.
l.. H. VanAusdall, same,
Jackson Twp. (outside) -.
Albert B. White, same
Marion Twp. ...........
\. c. Carrick, same, Mont
rose Twp. .............
z. w. Bowen, same, Mont
rose town
Joe Moeller, same, Pleasant
Ridge ...........
Steve Leveling, same, st.
Paul town
L. S. Saltzgaver, same, Van
Buren, Twp. .............
w. Mansheim, same, Wash
ington Twp. -.
Henry Harnagel. same, West
Point Twp.
Martin Lehman, same, West
Point town ..........
F. r. Smith, same, FIT. Madi-
son city ................
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JdCKSOH IUWHSNIp NUutSfueJ -
Be It Further Resolved, That all
other assessments of personal prop
erty, monies and credits, dogs and
polls as returned by the several as
SCISSORS for the year 1919 be, and the
same are hereby. confirmed, subject
to the following addition to assess
ment OF certain live stock, to-wit:
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| CUT|CURA HEALS
bad CASE ECZEMA
Mostly on Arms and Hands.
Itched and Burned.

My grandmother had very bad
case of eczema which was mostly on
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Back in the Family,

Mr.. McManus then told how DR..
Gilfillan had done his part in fields
of danger without wavering from his
duty, and said:
I'VE are here tonight like family
TO rejoice that Keokuk is old keokuR
once more because they're back.
II want to thank you each and all
for this wonderful reception you are
giving me on my return to my home.
said Major Gilfillan, although | find
it impossible TO express all ! would
like 10 do, or to describe how ! feel.
| have been gone nearly two years,
but your faces are all familiar, and
you make me feel that | have not
really been absent from you"
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-06-21

IHVVLi IIUdy, JuIV 10, IoI"'
G. e. MAXWELL,
Attest: Chairman
r. A. GARDNER,
County Auditor.
FIT. Madison, Iowa, June 10, 1919.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. All members present.
On motion the following claims
were allowed, Supervisor Maxwell
voting aye, Supervisor Kammerer
voting aye and Supervisor Cruik-
shank voting aye, to-wit
Pay roll, Lee county, physicians for
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Medical Corps All Right.

He told how the medical depart
ment of the A. e. F., is the pride OF
the surgeon generals office, and said
it is conceded that the medical de-
partment in France did as good work,
If not better. than any other depart
ment of the army.
He then described the method of
caring for the casualties, from the
battalion first aid station, through
the regimental aid station, the mo-
bile hospital, and the evacuation hos
pital to the base hospital
The mobile hospitals, in which DR..
Gilfllan was most of the time, cared
for the cases that could not be trans
ported back OF the lines and needed
surgery without loss of time. His
mobile hospital No. 1, started with
hundred beds. was soon doubled in
capacity, and in all cared for 1000
cases with 352 fatalities. remark
able record. /.
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Denmark township ............. b
Franklin township .............. 70
Harrison township .............. ~
Marion township ................ 60
Washington township .......... 10
West Point township ............ AZ
Pleasant Ridge township ........ 20
Montrose township .............. II
DEG Moines township ......... 1O7
Charleston township ............ "a
Van Buren, township ............ "a
Jackson township ............ %
On motion the minutes were ap-
proved and the board adjourned to
meet, Friday, June 13, 1919
q u MAX WEI L.
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Cedar Township ................ 80
Denmark Township ............. IL
Franklin Township .............. 20
Green Bay Township ........-.. ~
Harrison Township ........ IL
Jefferson Township .........-.. 20
Marion Township ............... 80
Washington Township ........... Il
West Point Township ........... 10
Pleasant Ridge Township $1,000. 10
Montrose Township ......... IS
Des Moines Township =. ........ 70
Charleston Township ............ IL
Van Buren, Township .......... lo
-, r..hta far,s4da> <
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nj OF ONLY is the first cost OF In.
" stalling the UNIVERSAL FUR +
MACE more moderate than most
heating plants, but it will pay you a
dividend in fuel saving each year and
give you great comfort and absolute
satisfaction.
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Tribute to American Soldier.

THE mobile hospital l was con-
nected with was almost an Iowa
unit" he said, with Colonel McCrae
OF Council Bluffs in command seven
Iowa doctors and thirty Iowa nurses.
"The men you have TO thank for
winning this war; he said once,
ARE the doughboys, and by that l
mean not only the infantry, but all
the other corps, the artillerymen, the
signal men and all of them. We in
the hospitals were in position to see
those men and their wonderful
morale. You can't beat an American
soldier in any stage OF the game"
He told some instances of men shot
to pieces insisting that surgical at
tention be given first to other men
In the hospital.
"And the people who stayed at
home were great factor" Major
GilAllan continued, ''by their work In
the loan drives, the food administra-
ton and the other war aids. They
were an inspiration TO us over there
Untold Hardships Of Nurses.
And ! must pay a tribute 10 the
women IN the war work in Europe,
= ~ -.
ton Army iassies and the rest, and
especially the nurses.
NO one can realize what hard
ships the hospital nurses in the mo-
Bile hospitals had to undergo. There
were foI1ytfve Of them In No. 1, and
they had 10 live like the rest of US
without the ordinary amenities Of
life and sometimes like hogs. for we
were always in the mud. They work.
ed without a complaint day and night
and when the air raids came, or
the shells hit near US, l think they
were Drawer than the men"
AS soon as Major Gilnilan ceased
speaking, his audience attacked him
from the rear, for those assembling
at his home had not had opportunity
to greet him, They crowded around
him and shook his hand, and a
smaller edition Of the same picture
ss that al the urjon station Appeared
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NJ OTE the absence Of pipes in the
basement. The insulated casing
gives you a cool cellar storage that
is very desirable. Your rooms above
are not filled up with stoves or
base-burners and the dirt, dust and
ashes accompanying them.
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Reduciendo las Sur Norte de gafco metros
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idea aportada ngenero de San JUAN
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PRECIos DE sUBsCRIPCToN:
c, $4.0O Aho, $500.
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Ell PROBLEMA DE LA DOBLE VIA

Ell PROBLEMA DE LA DOBLE VIA
diaro demostrandoo hechos ma Ievado
cabo u verdadeo trabao estudo de la dobe
via, para modo los intereses p1bicos
que Rico Railway Light and Power Co.. EN-
pez publication sematica de certos nformes
que prepara medic abente ormuas despue
aguna peicion sensational
Por sentimos incnados estudar Impacdl'ente
la stuacion refIejar nuestras impresiones.
por eputados ngeneros de San JUAN pro-
hoy ectores reproduction gaca de
dobIe los distntos sos de carretera
que corresponds de los poyectos enuncados para con-
cunpImnto de nuestros deberes perodIstcos que
opinion exav que contraro encuentre an
permtan estabcer cio para que
probema dobIe esueto la forma mas harmo
para todo los nteeses entire los cuas mere
caracer pdbco nueos preferences respetos con-
sderacones.
cuatro "gracos" ectores marcadOs nd
al de cada exPondremos
nuestro criterio, con la mayor cIaridad posbe
GRAFIcO NUMERO I.
Reproduce que solca la Porto Rico Railway Light and
Power Co.
Acera Sur (suprimida) ................. 600
Dobe via cacuada por ingeniero Ell
ancho necesario para los dsntos fines del
trdfco o.15
calzada ...-..~.".-..-.7- 7O'0o
Acera Norte
Ancho total de la carretera metros 1000
Este poyecto cobatse por siguen
e1ossPorque los vecinos tiepep derechO
2o Porqe dichos vecnos donaon una faa de
npo para que construyese la e Mmicipio
puede destnarIa fin distnto del que aoty5 la
cesion.
Porque sera pgoso los veonos del ado
Sur, e obgados atravesar la doble VIA sus
automobiles coches, azon 81 los cuatro raj
levantados, constiuyendo semeante sstema
verdadero estobo p1bico la Inca de colndancia de
las propedades pacuares. Ademas Ell vecno que saga
autom6v caera drectamente sobre la via,
ell trolley que acaba de pasar, impedra 81 por la
via ell eIectrico, ell cual puede
subitamente Vsto
CRAFlco NUMERo 2.
Reproduce que AcaIde, la nveI
disposition las Was eaci6n la carreera,
sgue:
Acera Sur
Secci6n carretera, transto haca Rio Pedras 3o2.5o
Doole VIA centra' o-lo
Seccion carretera, transto haca San Juan 392.5o
Acera Norte
Ancho total carretera metros ................ 20
Meoando proyecto, rebaja de metro cada
resutaran las seccones de 4-92.5o metros
Nuestas observaciones las siguentes:
To- La espera de pasaeros centro de la careera
igrosa, aan senaIe
20 Los vecnos tenen orzosaente las dos
clones de carretera para tomar Ell tranva eIectrico
3d. Las transto
descendente de 3925o de 4925o 81 reduce ell ancho
de las resutan de ancho saisfactorio.
4o Con la dobIe via central nv dctarse
ordenanza disponiendo que ning1n Vehculo
la prohbda, donde encuentra la dobe via
para que sua retraso la marcia rapida del tranvia
cectrico. SoIamente podra aceptarse excepcion
e de fuerza mayor.
FL pavmento dobIe tenda que dis
nguido por color 0 forna, del resto de la
rretera para fiiar la prohbda.
CO. La doble proyecto los demas
eI no.4, iene que de CTS metros cuando
ncIur ancho de los tranvias, dstancia
media, de espera
GRAFico NUMERo 3.
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Oiaso correspondence literara la direction
Para anuncios communicates drgrse al Administrator
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-22
ELKS PLAN
GREAT AFFAIR
ArmlstiCe Day Is Date Set for
Qualification

Armistice Day, November II, is
going to, be q big day for the mem
bers of Perth Amboy Lodge No. 1884,
Benevolent and Protective Order of
Elks, according to the announcement
made al a meeting of the lodge last
night at It's clubhouse in Madison
avenue. The first anniversary of the
closing of the great world war on
thai day will be celebrated with a
banquet by the members of the lodge
to those members that were with the
colors in the service of the govern
ment in both the army and navy in
the great struggle endede q year ago.
There we're about thirty members in
the service n they are expected to
all be present on this occasion. Ex-
allied Ruler Ferd Garretson with the
house committee, of which Andrew
Anderson is the chairman, will have
charge of the arrangements for the
affair.
Another event that the members of
the lodge and their wives and lady
friends will look forward to will be
the masque barn dance tina is plan
ned for Halloween night, Friday,
October 81, at the clubhouse. An
drew Anderson is also at the head
of the committee in charge of this
affair.
At the meeting last night twelve
candidates were initiated and had
the antlers placed on their shoulders
and there were several applications
for membership received at this time.
The chairman of the bowling tourna-
ment, Howard Richards, reported
that everything for that event has
been completed and everything is
ready for the start next Monday
night. There vas a large gathering
of members out at last nights SEES.
sion.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-22
LODGES

-Twenty-four members of Pc AM
BIO Loft No. 65 IL Haymakers accom-
panied State Chief Haymaker James
Voorhees, ii Midtown asst night where
he instituted a new loft of haymakers.
Those from here went out by automo-
bile leaving from in front of Red Men
hall shortly after 7 o'clock. Abe new
loft to be known as Wichtunk Loft,
No 1856 IL starts out with a charter
membership of 155 inc with prospects
of a number of more Joining at the
next session of the loft. State Chief
Haymaker Voorhees, and his staff
composed of members of the local loft
conferred the degrees or the new
members and installed the officers
following the election. After the
meeting a collation. was served In the
roims of the loft to the large gather
ing of members that came In from
other places besides this city and Mil
town.
The Orient degree will be con-
on a number of candidates by
Court of the Junior Order
American Mechanics tonight
following the meeting of Middlesex
Council No. GO Jr. o. U. A. NJ, at Odd
Fellows hall.
Court Standard No. III. Foresters
of America, is scheduled to meet to-
night at Eagle hall.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-22
40 GALLONS Gas
FOR IDLE TRUCK
Apparatus Bills Brought to
Light By Mayor Dorsey

While looking over some of the
bills which had been charged to the
city Mayor Frank Dorsey came
across two which, he says, shows the
ineff1ciency of the present chairman
of the fire committee of the Board
of Aldermen. Both bills are for SOY
gallons of gasoline, one being for the
consumption by one automobile fire.
truck for the month of July and the
other for the same truck for the
month of August. Such an amount
Of gasoline, the mayor stated con-
corning the bills, is sufficient to run
the truck 400 miles and during July
the car did not answer one alarm Of
fire. He said he had not been able
to learn as yet whether or not this
truck a answered any alarm dur
ing August, but that he was positive
that If there were any calls it was
but n or two.
The machine, Mayor Dorsey said,
has not been used for pumping in
three months SO the gasoline could
not have been consumed in this way.
If l were chairman of the fire
committee" the Mayor said, land saw
that 80h gallons of gasoline were be-
ing delivered l would know where 1t
was going"
Mayor Dorsey pointed out hat he is
poweriess to prevent the payment of
this bill, as the goods had been de-
llvered, but was strong in his con-
domination of the "ineficiency" being
shown.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-22
Zone Fare Decision TO Be
Reached In Short Time
Continued from page y

I'm the meantime II Mr.. McCarter
says his company can't function. let's
stand hat bluff q little while longer
and see what happens" said Mr..
Record.
Edward l.. Hermann, counsel for
the Utility Commission, wanted to
know where there was objection to
the zone system in Jersey City. Mr..
Record said he had no personal
knowledge out the city officials had
requested him to object to 1t and he
took 1t that that was a reflection of
the peoples views.
"As a matter of fact are not the
majority of the riders in Jersey City
benefited by the zone SYSTEM" ask
ed MI. Hermann.
IT don't know" said Mr.. Record,
''but the Public Service is today on
the toboggan. In all my experience
I have lever seen the people holding
a lower regard for the company.
Jersey City has taken the position
that the zone plan is a device to give
Mr.. McCarter his 5000, 900 wheth-
er he is entitled to it or not" Mr..
Record thought the party platforms
and the hostility of the twelve as
sembly candidates of both parties in
Hudson were sufficient evidence of
the temper Of the people.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-22
Tells Of U. S. Entry
Into War at Berlin Probe
b. The Associated Pr4ss.

BERLIN, Oct, 22-Johann Won
Bernstorff, former German ambassa-
dor to the United States, who yester-
day was the principal witness before
the committee investigating the re-
sponsibility of Grman officials in
causing the outbreak of the great
war, resumed his testimony today.
While on the stand yesterday, he
told of the efforts made by President
Wilson in 1914 and 1916 to find a way
to bring peace proposals before the
allied governments. German peace
tentatives made from time to time,
however, Handicapped Mr.. Wilson, in
the opinion Of the former ambassador
being construed by the allies as evil
dence Of weakness on the part of the
Germans. 1t was Count Won Bern
storff's impression that Mr.. Wilson
intended to propose a temporary
peace which would o touch on ter
ritorial issues and would leave major
problems connected with peace to a
conference OF the belligerents. In
1916, the witness said, President Will
son was in q position to propose
peace without victory for he de-
clared Mr.. Wilson deferred action
because of the sentiment against Ger
many In the United States at that
time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-22
NOT A WORKER
ON n. !. DOCKS
COngregate, But Do Not Go to
Work This Morning

III RIS ASSOcfGtSC FTeSS.
NEW YORK, Oct. 22:-Not a
longshoreman went to work on the
Chelsea piers in response to Z o'clock
whistles this morning, although hun
dreds of dock workers were congre-
gated in the vicinity of the big trans
Atlantic steamship piers there at an
early hour. Promises yesterday to
return to work in the Chelsea dis
trict, one of the most important on
the New York waterfront, brought no
results. 1t was on the word of the
Chelsea longshoremen that officials
based their predictions of q break in
the strike here.
T. u. O'C0nnor, president of, tina
International Longshoremen's Assoc
citation, to whom the promise to re-
urn to work had been made, express
ed surprise when informed of the
failure of the Chelsea longshoremen
ure of the riggers' local to resume
labor, probably was the reason for
the longshoremen's inactivity.
He explained hat inasmuch as the
riggers operate the tackle and lines
on the ships and piers, it would be
impossible for longshoremen to begin
work without them.
Foremen's whistles were blown for
resumption of work at piers along
the North river waterfront from the
Battery to 2Srd street. as was Gus
tomary before the strike in summon
ing the men to work. Not a man
moved toward the piers in response
t. the signal.
In the Chelsea district are located
the great transatlantic steamship
piers, including the Cunard and White
Star line, the Clyde Steamship Com
pany and the General Trans-Atlan-
tique.