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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-12-30

her SON Guy Ustef,ack in Merchant
street for tie past several days return
ed to her home at Morgantown on
Tuesday.
Lindsay wallace who has been Wis
ting relatives and friends in the city
the past two weeks has returned to
his home at Youngstown, o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Van Glider Of
ur:csville, Ohio, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. C. F. Pride and other relatives
in the city.
D. il. Helmtck and sister Miss Viz
GINA Helmick are both III at their
home in Diamond street. Mrs. n
]. Bonefeld Of Tunnelton is with them
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-12-30

There is one thing about the navy which good many
other organizations could copy with considerable ben
eft. The whole service is worked up over the row
regarding the distribution of honors, but on the
morning of January the great Atlantic fleet will sail
away for four month practice cruise during which
ships and men will be put through stiff as
that which actual war gives rise to- The navy does not
permit family 8quabbes to lower its efficiency
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-12-30

American league ball club threw
the big series last season.
What's the use in doing that?
Every world series is followed by
that kind OF rumors.
Simply because no way has yet been
devised for preventing cheap skates
from betting on the games.
-
And when a duck of that stamp
loses money he begins to talk.
And talk in such cases is synono-
nous with lying.
Baseball is still pretty honest.
HHH
And the only thing that is under
suspicion is not the players but the
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EAST SIDE
: NEWS :
Mcs+fresh class Meetlnr.

There was large attendance at
the MCEIfresh class meeting last even.
ing at the home Of Mrs. w. R. Balm
bridge in Morgantown avenue. Mrs
o. Z. NcM Ian read the scripture
lesson and Mrs. F. A. BAKER offered
the invocation. Mrs. 0rtelle South
of MoundSvtlle who was once mem
Der Of the class was the honor guest
AT the close of the business session a
social hour was enjoyed and refresh
ments served. The next meeting will
be held at the home of Mrs, Carlow
in Newton street.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-12-30

Predictions of continued industrial activity for the
new year which were made by the committee on satts-
tics of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States
are borne by the statement of Judge Gary chair
man of the board of the United States Steel corporation
that the demand for steel is keen that buyers are
offering big premiums. Business in the United States
is anxious to show what it do, and if we can have
production during the year just ahead of US wonderful
prosperity will be felt in this country
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carpenter.smy

Cards announcing the marriage Of
DR.. Chaplin Carpenter, of Wayne, a
suburb OF Philadelphia, and Miss
Ruth Smyth, of Pottsville, Pa, have
been received here by friends. The
marriage took place on Saturday, De-
cember q, at Pottsville. The bride is
a sister Of John Gordon Smyth of Jen-
kns, KY, formerly a resident Of this
city and during the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. Smyth here she was fire.
Quent visitor at their home and also
has visited Miss Mary Louise Mich
OILS. They will be at home after Feb
ruary / at Wayne
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Missionary Meeting.

A splendid meeting of the Foreign
Missionary society of the First NJ. p.
church was held Tuesday evening at
the home CT Mrs. Howard Rice in Cuff
fey street. There was good attend
ance ana mach business was trans
acted a committee was appointed
to make ARRANGEMENTS for thanlt
offering meeting in February. The
next meeting of the society will be
held at the home of Mrs. George Cox
N liuiieY street.
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EDUCATING SCHOOL DIRECTORS.

J. AYEITE county, Pennsylvania, may not have been
the first to send its school directors to educational
association meetings as dispatch from Philadelphis yes
UuEse. such policy, and IS to be hoped that before
very long the movement will become quite general.
Conventions Of school directors are no new thing 1t is
i common custom 10 have annual meetings of directors at
he same time county institutes are held. But the Fayctte
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Gone to Johns HOPKINS Hospital

Mrs. Enoch satterfleld of Grafton
went 10 Johns Hopkins Hospital at
Baltimore Tuesday to undergo an OPP
GRAFTON for APPENDICITIS. Mrs Satter
field has many relatives in Fairmont
who will regret to hear of her illness.
Her little son Francis will remain
with his aunt Mrs. c. D. Summers in
Vermont avenue during his mothers
absence,
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Mothers Meeting,

A splendid Mcther's meeting was
held Tuesday afternoon at tho home OF
Mrs. j. G. Cunningham in GuliiaN
street. Twenty three members wera
pres Mt and ono visitor. a most in
terasting talk was given by Rev. c.
F. Eddy OH 1.-THE Youthful Boy" Mrs.
O. E. Mcmillan gave a reading on
boy Life that wa most Rstrucive
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-12-30

supposed 10 be an inexhaustible sup-
ply Of money for every known need,
desire or hope Of the human race. and
because I viii not sell all ! have and
go outa beg. borrow or steal money
to give away, am cussed, discussed,
boycotted, held up, hung up, robbed
and nearly ruined, and the only reason
l am clnging to life is to see what in
hell Is coming next
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From Shinnston.

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bradley have
moved from Shinnston and taken light
housekes ping apartments at Mrs. Hat
tie Kinkaid's in Guffey street. Mr.,
Bradley is employed by the Ko2pers
Company.
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c7"~1 n Hospital.
Mrs, Herschel Kinkaid was called to

TT HHN' IE'1 W -" -,
/ ,oe.t .ueyuay by the serious Ill
&. Eer s.s:c:, Mrs. Charles Swish
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-12-30

wa5e established upon those principles q freedoms equal
iip, Justice, and humanity for Uhch AMERICAN patriots
Iacrfced theu live, and fortunes. therefore believe is
nv duty TO my country 10 love it, TO support is COnhlu-
ton; 10 obey lis laps; TO respect lis flag; and TO defend it
against all enemies
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-12-30

and pleasing Mrs.. Mcmillan also a.
FoNd the gathering With q solo "The
Birthday OF Our King which was s
pleasing number OF the program. At
tia close OF the business session 81
Cial hour was enjoyed and refresh
n4ehts were served by the hostesses
Mrs. Cunningham, Mrs. Ed. Wolfe,
and Mrs. ]. L. Carpenter A public
meeting will be held by the union in
January at the Palatine Baptist
church.
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WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 81. 1919
THE- ANERICAN'S CREED.

IbeLiepe IN The United States of Atlcr.
lea a, government Of the people BY
- he people for the people. phOss Just
80 popcrs are dsped from dlc consent of
11SzSSES The governed; democracy IN a repuB-
1858 lie, sovereign Nation of many sopsegn
States; perfect Union. ole end mcp-
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-12-30

Personals,
Earl Means and Mr.. Cradle OF Tren-
ton, N. J., were guests of the formers
ather w. F. Means in State street
Sunday.
Mrs. Utterback who was guest Of
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-08-25
pslfy sses.k Letter.

TT,ns4as Press LEASED Wire SsTTscs.1
NEW YoaE, Aug 2S.-Tae New
y s,-R Evening SIz financial review TO
asy SAYS
The securities market 81 the Sssgsirs
rsne Of zAA new week VIZ SIS ozSes Al
FAIR IN which the professional eassna ss-l'
sought a. rake advantage o. -sss- OF
tsncaa5 adverse factors 10 asg-ess
TIE stock list s5sweTe-. there TSs
M, sisDaSy % weakness. tsesss-'e the
session was very fs- ADVANCED. there
aevxlapaa a positive upward trend
IN tbs ran Department which vss FT'tS-
X consistent.
Fusiness confirmed Hight N volume
although there were moments * Tasa'
rsvssv sctsvs demands Il both r-saas
and the i5us-asls tA-cugA the after
noon
Cal loans renewal n SIX per cert
Tor both mixed &nt Industrial COLA
4s-,sl and s5zns Funds -ui~S a. tas
same sersl without distinction SIS q
RE character Of securities pat NJ.
Foreign exchange WIS featured ny
strength IN sterling francs ana Ira
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-08-25

MAKES OFFER
Asks Railway Shoemen 70 Accept
-Four Cents an Hour In
stead Of Seven
teen.

limited Press Leased Wire Ss-Tscsl
WASHINGTON, Aug -P-esidsat
Wilson today offered railway snopnea
an increase Of four cents En- hour, re
troactive TO May l
Tha shoumen ere asking g raise OF
seventeen cents N hour, retroactive
from January l.
Senator Thomas, Colorado, tooas
urged in the senate that the govern
nent take steps 10 avert losses winch
would result from nationwide trals-
portation strike by preparing 70 cseT
are trains IN spite Of the sIrkeTS
Thomas said he sees +ndacat,cfls I-a1
such z strike Is coming. That rs
loses would be fearful" he said i
moved by the result Of q strike al
los Angeles, where he declared strlk-
ers disregarded orders OF their leaders
and left produce - Tot and cattle TO 90
uatea5ed-
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-08-25
=. W., WIZ pla s. r1,lnss

-s6-R;ts: The general s6es seems
- rs saat fAt and t2=as 80 not 80
;os-s-As-,
This * PROBABLY arcaInte5 faT a-
re- -sr7 th21 1Ease Of large eGsk are
s-sz2raa 70 BE essr-so,ns and there
Pore lacking n tAac push which *
ssSs 70 e-5zc s --s2 - The fo-a, The
only great statesman one o8a -acsll
wAo vssS really 8 TAI EaSn Was
Charles James FOX, as caz Ne seen
ersa ~ rs sfsIsy IN :hs palace o.
Westminster. where ne woGaa make
rA~na ~ us CREST rival Pit the
yrouE ger,
Jamie Thompson he autAoC .:
The Seasons = probably fse o72lS
REALLY "a. gaas- Ese Vas s comfort
SIS. lazy. Savaa2y -aSn, q whom L
i related rAs5 As ~oGlS eaf peaches
~ re val. zoi taxing the trouble
~ -sSs AiS hands Ont q Ms pockets
- mack SAoza Yet despite Us
lazy .aiss,oslllsoz, Ne managed Se
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-08-25
stn-s Markrs Ncses.

Tinted Press Leased Wire Se-r1oeel
NEW YORK, aug. 25g--Tse stock
market opening wss irregular, Stssis
were of rrrssssoaslly. while oils Ta-'s
d. 4 III. United States Steel opened
qba& or 81 CrucShls 1zs OF Is; SIN
clair s-4s, ~ u; Pan American i2a1.
m u Marine sshs, or Is and Marine
Preferred 11T.- Nd 3
A -aacTSou from the opening lows
was general among leading issues dur
srr 4ss r9-s- ASGr Steel went to
1bA1s Pan American 70 loS% and
Alcohol. which showed eyr~casl wea <
ness x-as OF 81. at 1901
After absorption ot selling during
IRE first hour shorts found II difficult
10 retire contract. rrsde earlier with.
ont Kidding Up g-css o!ls were IN
demand aad improved Quickly after
measure on the general Est vs-s lfNtssd-
S.eess acted wen. United States
Stree! -aIsy17ss % 1919. and CT0cfaie
FROM 1874 70 1854.
In TIE rail x-o1q Reading sold st
-sss, Gp a, and New Haven al 50, Up
~
Tns market closed EzTn
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-08-25
c-onarrrsss In Charge ~ Community
Picnic tsss Secured SriRon Asac
from For1 Maaison to-
"Wednesday.
WILL BE AT BLUFF PARK


Warden Perkins. of the Iowa state
peaiteltiary a. fort Madison VIII ~
5 speaker III The community picnic
which VIII be held Wednesday, al
Bluff Park, and which VII De sT-
tended by TWO or three Thousand Peg
Die from this section OF l,ee county
from al Indications The Tfcuic VII
be for the benefit Of the White
Manual Labor Institute This school
Is located near Salem And Is engaged
n he very practical jon u giving
poor boys and girls al education, ann
become undesirable citizens 8 chRncs
20 become assets 10 tbs co-nul11y
The prison warden was forced 70
give I'D some o. his chsEtRDqls en-
Earelents because Of his health this
season, but when Chairman Wiags,
explained 10 him tbs nature Of ras
picnic. and the cause tc- which L is
given. the warden very generously
accepted the invitation and VII.
speak along with Superintendent
Graham, OF the sasatuse,
Last year, III the SECOND annual
picnic. there YVES an attendance o.
close 70 three thousand people. i
Is expected thar this year vi sef
IS many, and perhaps more folks a
the park or this occasion The anc
csca sale VIII be for the benefit d
the Salem school and viii b. CON
Quoted sust as the Red Gross sali
vas last summer KeoslE peo7l:
are planning TO 20 IN large numbers
and all through the southern haff q
the county people are Counting OF
the big event
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-08-25

Outrageous thar Ea2-y Na-a oT s1T
r-hs- -asz should AArs 70 Spsa1a
ssSn 900 = proving tAS1 ns Is not a
anarchist. II IS oUt-s seozs nat a
nsxspa-,a- sAoal3 have 10 sEs1a1
1854 roo n defending Itself r. S t11.3
n which he plaznLGs reputation
vs damaged II Ire extent % .
,su.s ]. is equally Outrageous TIA;
3 3z-y at -usz compelled - s2--s sssss-
1sT5-gc should have 70 waste more
trgs2 three months n hearing TIE tss-
,5na-y and arguments II case
-rAstA An English ca--@ wo22d SsTs
sss7asea OF II ferry aoC-s 81
most -Ae Ford case = lEzas2osas
axs--zys II how Justice should not as
$ 77-zl-l 3sre-a6.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-08-25

write srs ne TIE longest o. English
-,r,trx,s as vel IS THE CRscis ~ IN
sa1tspcs~-s css1ls n vnsch ne hsas-
fully 6wsir-
q K yNass---san. one Of Tbs stout
est as living celebrities, his ON sew
er,sl ocaastous ms6s NJ IN Ihs cAss>
actar os ms Sage q Feet sI'es'
With excellent succass, u IS 8sIls
remark able, 900, that one o. lis
closet e-3sinfs. Es1lst-s Ssllac, Is Al
rns,sf ks noted F5- his t1UIS as he IL
.ar lis c--EtSaisTn u military opera
-ians, us poetry, lis history ant Ms
fiction
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-08-25
PERSONALS

Mss Dorothy Ald-scs 1asTes To
night for Chicago,
Wayne Ef-ka16al Of Prentice Wis
is & guest 81 Ihs "a. z Eaazllgs
home.
Miss Ethel Lewis returned 70 Seo,
kus Saturday after having spent 1910
weeks ST Lake 0Soaos~e-
Mr.. and Mrs. Hilbert Scho1tsl and
daughter Dora, LEFT 4asI night to1 81
extended TIP Lh-oagh the east
Miss Rose Higgins @ Chicago, Is
visiting her brother G. 7 Higgins
III Franklin street
Miss Lillian Allen Aas 7sl-0ea
home after Al extended v1s11 viii
relatives and friends q Chicago ant
Kansas City
visiting at TIE home Of Nj, and Mrs
E r. Csu7. 1925 Fulton street.. aat
with other friends in tae city
MI. and Mrs. A. J, Halss- ant
daughter letr yesterday Tor Sssl
home III BIRMINGHAM. GssoaE1a- 2tzs-
= weeks visit with Mr.. Eaise--s s'S7
eats
3. c. Van Psrpels23a-n sid family
hare left for an automobile 1-7p TAies
VIII Include, Chicago. WISCONSIN Mn
z-s;o::s s=.s the lakes. On 1hst- -s1u11
they vii stop n Des Mci1es-
MIS-. ". !. S3sssl Rld daughter
Nv--s Lee. Of Chattanooga Tenn, 81:
] visiting Ms Frank A=spaca 81 81
J South Sixth street Daring ne Va
Z MS. S!asaTs husband was genera
spa-r for The American RAILWAY 80
soc5srson IN charge o. The E'oa'
movement al CAssss-, sus-ua asTs
Georgia Mrs. Ssess1 WIS to--as-e
/ Mss Laura Lszqs u ST Louis. Mc
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-08-25

New yark World Tbs totsl eS'
-s-sas n tsa trial u Henry F'a7'a 5
5=e.a1 sasr against ths CA-eaSa
= ,sr.u-s IRE ssHrlaJas ri Fats sac" ,
f,nA exclusive a. TIE co1-1 costs
xrNs-N .N,s ->-{auns zgzs. 7sv NJ var
- ~ ths su6EzasaI q { Gems aazL
ras -,s-n-za5 against Il This Is =
:. Srsls-s-r indictment Of the admins
,-.,+5,- ~ -Aa Ssv n t1!s coGlt-y
vs-<-n l. no, 2-aslio1xtea ~ eas f&c'
lthz: both Of tee CONTESTANTS aSS
r-.s- wss1tA ana -sss5a-csS II e
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-08-25
CITY NEWS.


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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-08-25
No Occasion For Alarm.

Hunted Press Leased Wire service
ST. PAUL, Aug. 25.-Officiais OF
|the Great Northern railroad here TO
day made public a telegram rom
l. w. Hill. president of the road, VIC.
orousIy denying press reports ina.
forest fires had threatened TO DESTROY
| the hotels and other property a.
Glacier park and had caused tourists
10 fee for their lives. Hill Is Taca'
tioning in the park
Il have been. from here fGlacieI
park to Canada and have seen two
fires only Hin wired. These r1rei
are small and insignificant. Hli
advised. and added, There is no oc
casion for anyone to be or TO Zee
harmed"
The park now is crowded VIII
tourists. Hill reported.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-08-25
Street Car Strike Rlosing.

pTTTSBTRGN. Pa. Aug- p
Numerous clashes and fist fights
nsrsed the attempt OF the receivers
~ the Pittsburgh Railway company
N resume trolley service with strike
h-asEars manning theiF caTs, after
eleven days OF fighting
AZ inc srs, car left the Oakland
barns and entered the coEntoTn cls-
trict il was attacked by an snSG
mob which hurled stones tnTolgCl
the windows and attempted 20 s1iSSsA
the strEebreake-s. Police, aoFeFsr'
restored order
Another car which nad co1al4eNe-
its loop was besisged and the MOTOR
man injured By being st-uck On me
head with q stone Three s-IasNaIs
are under arrest
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-08-25

rT--3+ss Press Leased WI-s Ss-V1es-
wsSEINGToS, ApE 2S--latse.s1s 6
wares ea- 81 postal employees VII %
zufha-s5ea ey ne house within 1as
rex. -wa weeks, republican issis-a7zs
have decided.
zap-asz7l72z5va Ms-t&n 4 Maasen
-~.a-rr,s- of te.s steering c5-lzEait4Sf'
ssS8 today s bzIl authorizing TIE "a
,--assas w-on23 be reported n s'
1---sa within few GAYS aZsd s7'e's'o'
rr,5y,7 w-auld ne orasrsd,
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-08-25
suolal at anak hanIl

Tbs regular mpn-nty spclEl ErZsrN
noon mes1!nE Il Anns Aa-A rnI1-
muricy canIar viii be held TOMORROW
E=la-naun II the -ecar-tur -n0u with
Mrs Edward Kennedy RnI Mrs,
I-nius Montana RE hDs1sssas- Ttss
Ell HMM schedule az acrsrtrles VII
begin n Szplamnar END tbs faIilsf
a~e planning IN Interesting series 81
events. II Ii hoped -hzI 1nera VIII
be 3 lE-gs attendance EuTno,,-7F
afternoon, NM only wunsu % Nn-
neigh hurhoa1 but from I'll paris ri
The city IRE cordially 1uvtIa1-
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-08-25
Watch the Little Pimples;
They are Natures Warning

unlimited trouble. This remedy IS
one of the greatest veEst7 ,4.
compounds known. and contains
no minerals or chemicals 10 I2JUTs
the mos; delicate skin
Go TO your drug store, and GET .
bottle OF S. S. 5. today, get nd or
those unsigh;ly, dishgurIrE PIN
pies, and Other skin s-TItationS. IL
viii cleanse your blood tho-ousa-
| IN. For special medical advice :ree,
address Medical Director, II Swift
Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-08-25
Nalrvoa I'll. a9'a =.

Cutie s lI-gs humber u AGzNea
r,tAnpis attended xaF AL G, Barnes iii
Gus In haasuS lasg P-ldRy En1 1hHS
Ell SPEAK rss-~ 1l-n-y q. the GEs-asR-
-ial Lapv N Tins CITY s-4A lazy at" L
lhs shupel E-n5 1he hos ~ nns1nslss
matters no matter how pressing woi'K
Is 10 60 70 8 CIRCUS,
Last FslEgv prepa-E13dIIs were We
GIN 10 harvest EnG sG4p liz AArEf
g-ape crop Il SauTap G-nl Oh Ssstnr
GAY THOMAS and Cecil SEISa-s VINO
-s7prAsar1 the L. EZTSe-s SENS Sr1lsf
shipping firm II N2EToar tired Tbs il-'sR
cS- % sSEuEsa eS,'Iy g-&pTsS 70 ds
.yEr-Lha-I markets. Iha--S WarS aaesa--
twenty car lu66s 1s this vE-T1fscy sfshI
rI1 To tbs large C&ues Id - l1Asl SAs-
IzrIRv might Winch finished Iis tsaANs
,.-zsp- Tpaag lns three shipping firms
IL AS&uFoo began On Ihs ives NS1Iss
rnE Zhfz< Wi ne followed ny Ens Cab
card grapes Nhlnh IS The nG1D cras
s.a6 winch viii xalzss about three weeks
~ harvest The CUTTERS Arc -ecaivlns
&. g.ssr CRY 5a- -nai- work which is
ms hishast price pEid IL the history
OF N..EEsn During The SHIPPING o.
me axrfr va-5siSy there Was sno-'zsss
NJ --ssrris,sY-aE5ng ca-s 11- just ans nE5
ana i is eysEisra1 lhEt enough CHS
xiii ne .I-aEiual NOV uE-la The sz3s-Ts
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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-08-25

500 NEW SUITS, COATS. DRESSES
VIII be IN or racks This WAX to-
quick sals B1usnI early, haDce posE
rivs saving 2DT e. 3sas- Lauv5-1
Watch xtnagws 50 different, oa1ls-
makes, the kind thai pays.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-08-25
Unsightly and Disdsnms Sig
nal. of Bad Blood

Pimpies on the face and other
parts of the body are warnings
from Nature that your blood Is
sluggish and impoverished Some
times they foretcli eczema, boiisr
blisters, and other skin disorders
that burn like flames of FIRE
They mean that your blood needs
S. S. S. to cleanse it of these i'm
pure accumuiat iona that eaq eauss
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-08-25
coal Miners VIII Strike.

SPRINGFIELD, H. Aug- s7,-iilf
no5s miners will go On strike innsda'
srel- unless discharged miners are
reinstared. union officials announced
today
Nearly all mines in this dist-fci
we're idle as a result OF protest
meeting held yesterday against dis
charging of miners who attended the
so-cslled "insurgeut convention here
last week.