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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-08
BOARD To EMF 0RCE
BOXING BOUT Ia W
Sends Letters to Athletic and
Canoe Clubs Announcing
New Orders.
eclal TO The News.Times:

Special 90 The News-Times:
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, April s.
The board Of public safety has in
structed George g. Coffin, chief OF
police. to enforce the law against
boxing.
Please be governed by the law in
the matter of boxing contests and
issue necessary instructions covering
same" the board informed Chief
Coffin.
The board also sent a letter to the
Indianapolis Athletic and Canoe
club addressed to Thomas A.
Wynne, president. as follows:
Letter to- Wynne.
The matter of boxing has been
under consideration by the board OF
safety for some time. and we have
decided that we can not permit this
form OF law violation TO continue.
We are. therefore. instructing the
police department to enforce the law
in this respect the same as in all
other matters. We are advising you
as president of the Indianapolis
Athletic and Canoe club so that the
club may be governed accordingly"
The board had received a number
of applications for permits to give
boxing contests and il became neces-
sary. the board said, to make a de-
cision one way or the other. The
board decided it could not permit
boxing contests and at the same time
enforce the law"
Bouts for Soldiers.
Boxing contests came into favor
during the war and while large
numbers of soldiers were stationed
in and near Indianapolis. Most Of
the bouts staged were participated
in by soldiers or were for the enter
tainment of soldiers.
The Indianapolis Athletic and
Canoe club has been putting on box
ing contests for members and guests.
Members of the board of safety at
tended one of these entertainments.
1t was after attending this exhibit
ton that the board decided TO issue
the order against boxing.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-08
Best in Northern Indiana
4 4 a, X X 4 X & So 4 \ q = 4
> BOWLING SCORES !
GEO. CUTTER co.

y X r x x K >. y x X = = y Z
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-08
CALIFORNIA MILLIONAIRE
MUST GO TO JAIL

Los ANGELES. Cal. April S.
Hulett Merritt. OF Pasadena, reputed
"A millionaire. was sentenced Monday
IN the United States district court
here 10 serve FIVE months In jail and
pay a hne OF I'VE thousand dollars
following his conviction OF boarding
sugar in violation Of war food re-
strictions Merritt gave notice Of
appeal
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-08
GOSH

There was a girl named Molly.
Who thinks she's = pretty Polly,
But would you suppose,
When she looks at her nose.
IL has a shape like q polly's?
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-08

Totals ......sO4 s17 1907 2Ss2S
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-08

Only One "BRONO QJTNINE"
To get the genuine, call for full
name LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE
Tablets. Look for signature OF +.
W. GROVE. Cures a Cold in One
Day. 3Oc.-Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-08
+. o. L. LEAGUE.

An oyster produces 4O6.0 600 eggs
annually. but Of these only 400 or
leso reach maturity.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-18

Clifton Southwark, Agnes Rode, Ed
W. Johnson, Eva Hildebrant, A d.
Lindquist, Mae LaVerne Wood,
Henry Patzsch, l.. R. Stamm, C. j.
Peterson, C. s. Griffith, John p.
Burning. Florence B. Nelson, Una
Elizabeth Sodefgren, Lucy Clark,
Ethel Shogren. E. Gray Smith, B. F.
Goodwin, Thomas Hughes, J. E.
johnson, Earl J. Bailey, Lillian
Eihl, Hilda Larson, NJ. P. Moller, II.
F. Starck, Louise Fivey, r. G.
Marshall, David A Bleuer, Geo. n.
Quigley, Pete Marasco, Raymond F.
Bleuer, Fred c. Maltbe, Earl ].
Reynolds, E. W. Robinson, Jr.,
Alexandria Courier, Edna E. Lund-
berg, Be3se DonneIiy, Henry Lor-
enson, Bruce j. Jordan, Tom Car
ney, John S. Fleming, Herbert ].
Heisel, Michael Corkan, ]. Miller,
Thomas Raisbeck, Roy F7emming.
Marion Roth, B. II. Hendren, Henry
J. Moller. Martin Dougherty, Albert
Ferguson, Alfred S. Holcomb, Jane
Beattie, Anne Marblestone, Albert
X. Fox, George s. Ellinwood, John
Lund, Beula Agnes Rote, A. T. Neil
son, Sam Becker, A w. Johnson,
William Kruger, Kathryn Paham,
Sam Jones, Frank Hayman, C. L..
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-18

Williams, W. G. Pond, Michael w.
Wallace, Harry Waddell, Ben +.
Blockner, Pat Mulvihil, Arthur j..
Wagner. Herman T. Schultz, Will
liam Martin. George w. Miller, H
J. Terford, Romeo Anderson, H F.
Bannam, E. P. Erickson, VIM. Lee
Gauley, Daniel Krense, Edmon
Lmoke, E. E. Schaffer, ]. B. Bassett,
Mrs. j. B. Bailey, ]. K. Branden-
burg, DR.. f. H. First, Mrs. F. H.
First, Mrs. G. NJ Hoffman, Henry
w. Horst, Mrs. Henry W. Horst,
Ruth Horst, Mrs. ]. F. Murphy, ]. F.
Murphy, Orson NJ. Myers. W. S.
Park, F. K. Rhodes, Mrs. F. X.
Rhodes, c. E. Shields, Mrs. C. E.
Shields, Walker Shields, c. L.
Thompson, Suzanne M. Thompson,
Mrs. S. w. Thompson, Agnes Wal
lin, Axel R. WaIlin, Mary Willis,
Martin B. Willis, Mrs. Martha Will
lis. Mabel E. Levey, August E.
Lamp, VIM. S. Percell, Rock Island
Fuel Co., Vim. Huber, Hickey
Bros, Albert W. Henry, ]. ]. Bur-
CESS. Hugh w. Crawford, Cora Nc
Kown, Mrs. Jessie Schumacher, Swan
]. Apple, Mrs. r. A. Gregory, H. c.
Hunt, June Hodges, Fred J. Hodges,
VIM. J. Kahlke, Mrs. W. j. Kahlke,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-18

Geo. Lehnerer, Harry Burg Lyford,
Eugene NJ. Ruck, Sheldon Jerome
Wooden, A. D. Sperry, Myra Bleuer,
James l.. Hickey, Christian Koch.
VIM. J. Sweeney, Emma T. Sweeney,
Susie Isaacson, H. H. Cleaveland,
Olive C. Cleaveland, Dorothy
CIeaveland, Eleanor NJ cleveland,
Harry H. cleveland, Anna Cox
Cleaveland, Annie Edmond, Edward
Sweeney, Mrs. Bessie c. Sweeney,
W. Wallace Collin, Walter klttle-
son, Clara Whitman, Mrs. E. G..
Fraser. Mary Isaacson, Mrs. Martha
E. Power. VIM. L. Yellman. Mrs.
Ann Della Yellman. S. c. Samuel
son, Olaf C. Cervin, Mrs. VIM. Ihrig,
A. D. Sperry, Carl A Nelson. Earl
E. Nelson, Rev. Carl Kraft, c. j.
Bengston, Peter Benzon, Chas. A.
Brady, D. W. Dahlsten.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-18
THIS AGED WOMAN

Remedy.
The following Letter from Mrs.
FeIls adds another link to the
reat chain of evidence which
roves that there is nothing equal
Ninol to create strength for
eble, weak, rundown nervous CON
tions.
Malone, n. VI am 81 years of
re and got into a feeble, weak and
srvous condition so I could not
eep. VinOl has not only built up
" strength, but it has given me a
Dod appetite and I sleep all right
,w.''-Mrs. s. B. Wells.
We strongly recommend it. Red
-oss pharmacy, Charles J. Strate,
angston's drug store and drug
SITS everywhere.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-18

5 lb. sack Graham Flour SIC
10 lib. sack Cornmeal .. SIC
New York Buckwheat. lbs. S5c
Corn Flour, Rice Flour, lb. &c
Barley Flour, Dat Flour, lb sc
Rye Flour, 10 fb. sack ....S1.39
Prices Subject to Change
Without Notice
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
Orangesi Orangesi Oranges!
for 25c, 35c dozen, 29c dozen
Fresh Strawberries
Nice Lemons, a dozen ..... .97c
Large heavy Grapefruit,
Fancy Winesap Apples, 6 for 25c
Willow Twig Apples. 2 lbs. 25c
Bananas, dozen ...........25c
Sweet Potatoes, a Id. ....... Zoe
Leaf Lettuce, Id. ...... SOC
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-03

Acme Power romnauy of 1'niedo; "A.
W. NVynne, ST. Joseph Railway Light,
tieat and Power company A a. Aiay.
or OF the Detroit Edison company;
u. w. Walton OF the Edison Electric
company OF Boston, MI Ksarns OF
the General Electric company; C. r.
Carter OF the Empire District Eiertrtc
company OF Joplin, Mo; Fl. J.. Fuller
ton of the lDuuuesne Light company;
iii. W Eales OF the linton Electric
Power company OF st I-ouis; d. Y.
MnGiure Of the Denver Gas and Eler-
trio company; t. ID. Wood, Louisville
Gus and Electric COMPANY; C. q.
.Searg, OF the mississippi River Power
company Of Keoiluk
Since the plan Of the association IS
ito have It's committees inter-locktpg
Representations of the other commit
tees meet with these, and N, i. Viii
COX who represented the power sales
scnnlmitree If meeting hare with tine
appliance boty today.
&. a. Sears OF Keokuh has been
named as the representative To meet
with the commercfca committee. Tie
Will attend all meetings of this hody
tn represent the committee IL session
today.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-03
MORE JURORS
DRAWN TODAY
SfTty Additional T;alesren Drawn
by Commission 10 Serve in
Present Term Of Dis
4riGt Gour1

The jury commission this morning
drew The names Of fifty additional
jurors FOR the district court term.
The jurors VIII report October IA
The Following is the list Of jurors
drawn;
Charles Allen, Moutrese township
r r. Allen. Mnntrase township; O. J.
Bode, third precinct, Keo}nk; J. III.
Barnes, second, keoRuk; c. W Rang
hart fifth, Kaol1uir: C. G. Belt, sec,
nnd, KeokuiI, T. It Bedford, seventh,
KeoRuk; James Cameron, third, Keo.
4lull, J. c. C,rocker, second, Keoiuk;
Joseph q. Chenoweth, first Keokuk;
c. w. Corners, second, Eealauk; Fred
Carr. Montrase township; James
oeitz. second Keo6uk; r. e. Elting,
seventh, Keakuk William Ensel-
hardt, second keoknl; Va ]. Hubert,
fifth, Eeokuk; Spencer Howe, sec.
ond, KeoKuA; L. fIardesty, second,
4 COX uk; w J. Hamilton, New Bos.
ton, Charleston township H. A.
Hankle. Van Buren, townships J. 4,
Harmon, Monrose township; Sam
ireland, fourth prec.int KenRu6;
John e. Irwin, first, Keokui1; J. n.
Jones, second, Keokuk; Ross Kiser,
sixth. KenBuk; Kari Klann ST., sew
enth, KeoRuk; g. C, Kirchner, fifth,
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-03
Entartafninu the Coopcrs

/ When Air. anu airs Hugh l. Cooper
LOT New YORK arrived IL heokuk ON
the 10 train this morning, they found
q large number OF their friends wait
Ing To greet them Al the station. heo-
ilui. people have warm place IN their
hearts tor the Choppers, and on This
visit are going TO entertain them.
While they win make their headQuar-
tiers AT the Hotel Iowa, they will no
at the home OF their friends TOR a mum
her OF little gatherings.
This morning they hrealraste6
with Mr. A. f. Jnhnstnne This az
lternonn Mrs, j. J. Ayres Is entartain-
ing at a TEA for Mrs Cooper at her
home no. Park place This eve
ming Mr. and Mrs William Neiso1
sage will entertain at a dinner party
at their home
Tomorrow's engagements include 8
dinner which rs given for them by
Major and Miss Meigs in the evening
The Goopers will have luncheon at
noon with Mir and Mrs p. r, Hobbs
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-03
s,srtrir Appliance Body OF Nationa
Electric Light Association is
Wrestling at siotel Iows To
day and Tomorrow
AN IMPORTANT BRANCH
G a. Sears of This City is Namst tt
Represent Them at Meetings of
commercial COMMITTEES of
Organization.

THE electric apparatlls committee
nm IMPORTANT committee OF the Ma
riaual Electric Light association, If
meeting today in KeoknK and will
continue It's sessions here TOMORROW
Th. committee IL meeting at the tic
III Iowa and the members come from
spsry section al the United States but
,ht Pacific coast This Is the ttrst
rpeerfng Of the year for the body
Keokuk was chosen as the messing
place because Df its central location
and ON account of the tIynrc-elecrric
6sveiuumanr which some of tine com
rnirree members have neve, seen.
All forms OF eiaclrical apparatus
Ere considered i1y the committees. The
object is 10 secure better designs and
sppIiances, and THE recommendations
OF ms body are presented TO the ma
zjuna association which is composed
cf members from AL over the cDpntry.
The ctl.-ruan of rhe cOmmtstee is
r SchucharGlt of the Common
wealth Edison company uf iChicasD.
The members here to-day for the meet
ipe IRE IL C. Albrscnt Of the Phila-
oslIinia Electric company: Il 4. Tap.
sr1rt OF the New York Edison COM
panv. =. L. Ricketts, of the Eunsofi
Gated CHS. Electric Light and Power
t.orlpany Of Baltimore, Md; A, s. Mac
DpweH of the Rochester Railway and
j jrh1 company; Fl L. RaIian, Clsve-
land Electric Con1pany';; J. IT. GtConnor
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-03

Keos1nk; j.. w. Klein, third, Keo,yuS;
u. r. Lotion, sixth, keoiuil; u IL
McNarnar.a, sixth, KeofuRi p. c,
Meistar, fifth, Neo}l'l}I; Chris MOT
risey Argyle, Charleston township;
Marsh Mathews, Van Buren, Town.
shin, Charles A. Nelson Jackson
township Coutside); Earl D. Prouty
Jackson township Goutside)i " g,
Roth. second precinct, Keoi1uk; II. d,
Robinson, sixth, Keoilull; J. M, Rer-
mars, seventh, Keoiouk; G. q Run
nar. sixth, KeolclS; Frank Rooney,
Das Mnines township; John ID: Shee-
han sixth, Keoi1uk; John A, Salzer,
second. Keobulc; Arthur Swanson,
fifth. Keoiu}l; o. l.. Sohl fifth, Keo-
kuk: Frank Storms Des Moines
township; Fred Thon, Monrrose town
shin; c. A. VandeThayden, second,
Keoiluk; John Tantyle, third, Keo-
}rulc. J. It. Ward, Dies Moines town
shin; S. @. wescott, first, keol5uk
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-03
MOULD like TO
TELL EVERYBODY
Mrs. FRANKS Is Wall and ssappy Since
Is Wears Trouble
Ends.

"Since Taniac has relieved me .oi
fifteen wears suffering, i am so wei
and happy that ] Just want TO tel
everybody ] meet abnut IT, said Mrs
Hattie FRANKS WHO lives at 1905
North Fourth street-WeBt .Gedal
Rapids, Iowa, while talking TO Tan
;lac representative the other aay
/ a mad almost given lid ali hone
of ever finding a medicine or treat
znIant that would do me any good
continued Mrs Franiis, hut the day
u commenced taking Tanlac marked
my beginning ON the road to rapid
recovery. ] had suffered 80 much
faHd no long from stomach trouble
that / was SO weak ana rundown ]
tcnuld hardly get about. Every time
u ate anything | would be miserable
for hours afterwards ON account OF
gas forming ] wollu nave u burning
sensation IL my stomach nearly sll
the time j alsu suffered terribly
from rheumatism and this trouble
got so bad at times 4 couldn't walk.
My entire Eystem WAS IL badly
trun-ttDwn condition
"Afy husband brought a hottie OF
Tanfar home one day for his own
tliots u JIM 4 NbiIltA
Ia few dosas OF 1T myself to see # 1T
would do me any gnod Well, to
make a long story short, what little
Taniac ] took from that hottie con
WINGED me that 1t was q splendid
medicine, so / iust kent ON taking it,
Eand now ] am as well and hearty as
q ever was in my life. I have fine
appetite, and eat three hearty meals
every day without suffering q pap-
ttiGle afterwards In fact, my stomach
seems to be II perfect condition now
Another thing Taniac did for me, 1t
FOvercame that rheumatic trouble, and
u can just walk all day II ] wish, ard
II never have sign OF pain from
trheumatism ] feel like q diffnrnnt
woman in every regpecr, and am so
well and happy that never lnse an
opportunity 10 tell others about this
wonderful medicine and what it did
.for me"
Tanlac is sold in Keoi1titl hy VII
kinsun & CO.. in West Point by
Hawizeya Drug CO.; in BoIInallsna ny
Fred r. Williamson, and IN Viewer ny
John Hlume-Adverriss
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-03
CITY NEWS.

Trinity rally ad mage 3.
Hunt I4owitz,s new ad, lower
corner OF page.
Jonathan and York Imperial
apples and pears FOR safe &. IL
t4ertsn6tein Phone BIZ.
Spring chicken full dresBeG, 3at
per H.; alive, 25c per H.; picnic
hams, 25c per H.; bacon mar OF
whole size 3bc per Ill.,, at r.. ID
FIaubertss, 1923 Main Phone 207.
The Epwnrth league will have q
R8ciaI tonight IL the parfDrB of the
Trinity Nj. T. church Everybody IL,
Wilde
Special Saturday nnly gnud rot
Zee, whole bean Or ground Per H..
29c; limit 5 lhB. to customer Pota,
toes per peck 5Dc. Fired DeTons, q
South Fourth.
/ For sale: Best hieffsr pears and
Jonathan and other varieties oI
tlppleB. cheap If taisen BOON al my
Orchard in Hamilton, three blnclEH
east OF street. CIR line. All have
baan thoroughly sprayed Phone III,
Clara .Inlidon Tiff, Hamilton, Ill,
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-03
ORDERS MADE IN
DISTRICT COURT
JUDGE t-Farriiton Signs Two Motions IN
Cases Which are Pending on
Presentation Of Motions
aslsN,

4 motion has been filed ny attor'
news for Amelia IndtEe, sole reStdn'
ar-y lagatee of the estate OF Charles
44pbenthal. i'm which the conr-t is asked
In order the executor of the estate to
rsro6uce bank book accounts and
checks kept by him. The court has
signed the ORDER to produce the books,
In the case OF the Safe Cabinet com
narv aga inst c. n. Rollins ct al
motion to strike and TO make more
snacifc has been presented and sub
rn5t+ad TO court. Court ordered the
same 70 be sustained IS to first para
aT-a;nh and rest Of motion to be over
ruled
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-03
LETTER
FOR THE MAYOR
BUT as Is Is Anonymous the Officials
viii MOT Pay Much Attention
10 It's Contsnts-Grape
Assertions Made

another anonymous lerter has been
received by the MAYOR, today. The
letter was sent without any sigma
ture, and while it makes some rather
grave assertions, the city officials
are not considering it seriously
IT the writer will come to US and
tell Us what is the basis for the
complaint and will let us know who
il is that is making the complaint,
We might be able TO help him out, y
was the mayors comment Unless
ne does. this viii have to go the way
that unsigned letters usually go"
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-03
MISS HAMBLETON
LEAVES kEOkUk
Cafeteria Director For Three Years
Ss~e Goes 20 Chicago Where
She VIII Engage in the
Same work.

Miss Helen F7anableton, Of this
rifv will leave tomorrow morning
far -Deaafu~, Ill, where she Will visit
with relatives Tor two or three weeks
hafa-e she takes I'D her new work in
Chicago. November !,
she has accepted the position IS
ssefs+an1 cafeteria director in the
nov Y ". c. a, binding which has
srst been completed there at 50 East
Monroe street
MISS sanaaleton has had charge OF
the cafeteria department OF The local
Y. W. c. A for the past three years
and il this capacity Won many
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-03
HT-hs White slaathsr.n

Biz In dramatic theme, q sLraTg-;
melnd-ama with thrills aplsnty and
ending with the startling climax OF
two men in diving suits fighting Te
the death with knives while at the
bottom nf the sea THE White
Heather" Is truly an unusual pic
rure. The settings, amid the hills
and country Of north Scotland, are
the most beautiful Of any tha1 have
been seen for some time.
There are plenty Of stirring scenes
and dramatic climates in Maurice
Tpurneur's production Of This
White Heather" reveals what admin
able material for movie 1hrillers is
10 be found IN the famous DTTury
Lane nalodrAmAs.
Saturday the Grand Mss Gladys
R-ockwau In Broken Command.
rnants" II is powerful rather
daring story. starting In the Cali
fo1nia woods and carrying later to
life in the metropolis. While not
recommended for children, "BrnSsn
Commandments is q splendid "Trip,
ping drama that VIII prove highly
entertaining TO adult patrons.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-03

United Press Leased Wire Service-l
WASHINGTON, Oct, Farm or
CARNATIONS that attempt 10 maintain
prices thai are shove those Just and
reasonable will be opposed by the
department Of justice in its cam
paign to reduce living costs, il DE-.
Talo2sd today.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-03

Governor I.owden, OF Illinois, SITTER
lpinnfns French Wal CROSSES on two
returned soldiers, said: II have not
leaFned TO kiss man, but can hug
these boys as heartily as ss1ly French
man Garland he did SO.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-03
.srlaus al aountry .cI.lh.

Miss Elsie Buck and Miss Caroline
baldwin will be the hoscesses at the
afternoon bridge party which will be
given tomorrow at 3 O'Clock at the
Country club These parties will be
continued at the club as long as tire
weather will permit.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-03

Friends FOR herself as well rs For tht
association with whom she was con
nectad, and they wish her much sue
cess In her new work.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-03
sirfnriay Party.

Mrs. John Wirtz, ST., was delight,
fully surprised Wednesday afternoon
Thy a number OF her friends IN honor
lnf her serenty-fourth birthday ami
versary. A delicious luncheon was
served 10 the guests
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-03

\ The Ladies' Aid society OF the First
EChristian church has begun it's work
for this year with the Following new
Officers: President Mrs. Edward
fPflug vice president, hfrs. E G. Belts;
SECRETARY, Mrs. C. X Beck; treasurer,
Mrs Alvie Nelson The society met
fthis afternoon in the parlors Of the
church with Mrs FL f. Stafford ana
t8Tiss Jennie SteinhergaT as hostesses
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-03
y N G. clun Mrets.

The p. N. 6. club will meet next
"Wednesday afternoon with Mrs, Boiler
Mrs. Acizley and Mrs Berger are IS
sistinp hostesses
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-03

FOR SALEt7ensral store. Failing
In health makes It necessary FOR
me to offer my general store for sale.
Stock In good condition, Includes q
well assorted line of dry goods
shoes, groceries, hardware Must sen
at once, g. a. Yasst Mt. Hamill, Ia
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-03
:Rualness Mnnrnn YIN Lslave Picnic.

The Business Womenss league Is
planning to have q weinar roast next
Tuesday evening AT Cedar Glen. They
i.have chartered q special car for the
lpccasinn and 1T will leave Sixth and
lRlnndaau streets at 6:T6 o'clnck that
evening. All members of the league
are asked to bring cup and spoon
with them
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-03
PERSONALS

Mrs J. C Isne.r nr ST Joseph
Mo-, Is III the city visiting Mrs Il. q
IiartrlIh
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-03
Gammnn-Sanss for
GarEsr ''Gats-bf'
The Great Painless Corr I.ucsensY,
slinlnls as &. /. @. Never Fails.

II you nave ever tried TO get rta
or 81 corn by bundling up your toe
with baHdaEee or by uaiug lsaivc
that made your toe red and almost
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-03
MOVING PICTURES
TWO Women.

Anita Stewart, who has what il I'm.
questionable one OF her strongest
dramatic roles in Two Women" the
Anita Stewart picture which will he
seen IN the Hippodrome this even
Ing has supporting oast which maas
rres well TO the demands Of the pro
iluctiun 1t includes Earle Williams
Julia ssw.aync Gordon, FRANK Cul.rier
and Hurry Northrup,
1.-TWO Women was written by
flames Oliver Curwood who has writ,
ten many notable screen successes
several of which have been presented
bv Tirtgroph, and he has employed rs
settings mountain scenes OF exquisite
beauty and grandeur She Is lured
from GoInpaIionsiIip of the birds and
flowers by the love OF man and with
terrible swiftnsss drawn into a most
amazing and psrplexins triangle oi
human passions,
Also latest Pathe news. Tomorrow
Hurry Carey In a sensational western
drama 1.-THE Ace of the Saddle" Also
Harold Lloyd comedy. VIM Duncan
the strong man of the screen, viii start
tomorrow matinee only and every Sal
rrrfiay matinee for Fifteen weeks in
mis- newest serial story, Smashing
BARRIERS Bill Duncan is hard 10
beat. Ee does some very clever hair.
raising stunts that surpasses anything
ne has yet done Regular prices Bal.
eouy &c al matinee only. Come early
and aroid the rush.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-03
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