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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-10-26
MASS MEETING SCHEDULED

MASS M EEIlNI SOhEDC LEU
Mass meetings are scheduled for to
day at the following places:
Majestic: 1890 a. m. speakers, George
II. Hargrove, William Prentice and
William Ellis.
Bradford at p. m, Hargrove. Prem
tce and Ellis.
Bayview and Mulga mines at East
Mulga at p. m. Speakers, Albert
Franklin. l.. Clemo and George Fl.
Edmonds.
Docena, . p. m, speakers. William L..
Harrison and Joseph Sorsby.
Brookside at 2:30 p m. sneakers. j.
r. Kennamer, John w. Lackey, Oscar
Mooney and James R. Moran.
Sayre. $40 y. m, Speakers i.
Kennamer John w Iackey Oscar
Mooney and James f. Moran
Graves Union Hill for Mary Lee, Lew
isburr. Savreton and New Castle. sneak
ers. Andrew Wilson and w, w. Jones.
The strike order Mr.. Kennamer
stated was sent direct from rational
Headquarters at INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. to
the local unions, but he. as president of
District No 90 will nrepare a letter
of instructions to the locals which Will
probably be mailed to them tomorrow.
Mr. Kennamer received n telegram
from National President Lewis yester-
dav. stating that the conference be-
tween the operators and the miners
| called by Secretary of Labor Wilson
| had failed to reach an agreement;
! that the onerators left before the min
ers did: that the miners were leaving
| for home and that the strike order
would stand
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-10-26
ONLY GOVERNMENT
INTERFERENCE CAN
PREVENT A STRIKE
Mine Workers State Strike
Call Stands and No Pros
pect of Conference Here.
Meetings Scheduled

Only government interference can
avert strike in the bituminous coal
fields of the United States on Novem-
her / is the general belief in the
birmingham district. since the failure
of the conference at Washington TO
effect a settlement of the differences
between the operators and the miners
with the final adjournment OF inc
conference, called by Secretary OF LABOR
Wilson. last Friday all hope OF an ao-
iustment disappeared, and the union
representatives Fastening to thelr
homes. state that the strike order VIII
stand and that 100000 coal miners VIII
quit work on the date fixed.
Unusual activity is noted in the blr-
mingham district in union clrcies since
If became known that the WashlnS-
ton conference would be fruitless. Mass
meetings have been held at a numoer
of places during the last week ana
several are called for today. at whlch
the situation will be discussed by
sneakers specially provided for the oc-
casion.
President J. r. Kennamer of Distrlct
No. 90. United Mine Workers, stated
Yesterday that he had been unable TO
supply speakers for all places tha'
wanted them. He stated that at meet
! ings held Friday night at Pratt Clty
and Tuesday night at Wylam, ooth OF
| which were largely attended. the men
were asked to give expressions to theli
views. and that they agreed by unan'-
nous vote that they were not satisfieo
with existing wages and working con
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-10-26
MUSGROyE ACTIVE

Personally, Mr. Musgrove has been ex-
ceedingly busy. While he still has plenty
of time to stop and talk for time with
any friend or acquaintance of either high
or low degree, he manages to put IN the
greater part of every day seeing people
Within the past few weeks, he has prob
ably visited more counties in Alabama
outside the old Sixth congressional dis
trict than he had entered in all his life
before Although a constant visitor to
Birmingham and certain other cities in
the state Mr.. Musgrove is not widely
Travelled so far as his native state is con-
cerned The majority of the counties he
has never entered. But at his present
rate this will not long be true. on ms
trips, which during the past week have
embraced Montgomery and certain south
Alabama points, he is accompanied by
Phil Painter.
Judge Weakley states that he has not
vet mapped out the plans of his cam
paign nor is he ready to forecast just
when and how it will be done However,
he let it be known that he was very
much in the race and at the proper time
he would make most active canvass OF
the state. Up to the present time he has
conducted a more active newspaper cam
paign than either of his opponents, and
he admitted that he would make a speak
ing tour at a later date. A speaking
campaign is known to be relied upon by
Judge Weakley as one of his strong
points. He announces that due to the ne
cessity of giving close attention to a
number of legal matters which had beer
entrusted to him in the past, he has
! been unable recently to be as active as he
otherwise might have desired but he lei
| it be known that he had left no stone
unturned that might further his candi-
dacy for seat in the United States Sen
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-10-26
AWAIT UNDERwOOD'S VISIT

However il is known that many invita-
tions have been extended him, as his
friends all over Alabama are anxious 10
have him deliver addresses during ms
visit The unsettled conditions of the ma
tons affairs may prevent any prolonged
STAY here. however. 1t has been pub
lished that on November II he will make
an address at Vernon at a celebration
given for the returned soldiers on the an
niversarv of Armistice Day. Regardless
of how long he may remain in Alabama
or how many addresses he may make
upon his coming. his friends will take up
his fight and it will be waged with energy
until the primary.
OF the three candidates for the Senate,
Mr. Musgrove has been the most active.
From the day the legislature adjourned,
his forces have been busy. The Musgrove
Volunteers, an organization of Jasper and
Walker county men, headed by Judge l..
| l.. Sewell, have inaugurated a system
attic house to house canvass of Alabama.
Automobiles full of Walker county men
| have already toured more than dozen
| counties. and it is announced that the
work is to be kept up until practically
every voter is seen and given copies of
| the Musgrove literature. and where pos
| sible. personally importuned to lend sup
| port to the Jasper candidate.
The Musgrove handbook is making its
| appearance now all over Alabama. lnfor-
nation is current that it is being mailed
| out to selected lists of citizens of GER
| tain classes with a letter from some one
written especially to appeal to the reader.
Every Baptist minister receives letter
| from Baptist minister with an argument
designed to appeal to him especially. A
copy of the campaign book is likewise
enclosed The same is reported as true
| for other UNCONVENTIONAL leaders, Tor
+! farmers, labor leaders, merchants. CAPT
talists educators and representatives of
| every other class.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-01
FARMING On
S.~ee~~%%se>

psuE : Miller. wife E-5 6zUgtIs-,
adR3vn rlotcraz hare tr1-n Gordon,
Iowa. last Saturday T1zy visited aI
lie W- T White Ead a O. 5cys-
homes md returned hals SEncEy,
Mrs. a o. BgyE- returning VII L1sza-
Csargs Waste and family ~ r
Madison. spz-t Saturday a11 Sunday
With r Z Wss1s-
JOIN Mcintosh zo-orsd TO BE-l1-zss
TN last S1aazT-
Miss ONE tz-zu-n VINO Is attending
TIA Fl Madison business coless,
spent SATURDAY E15 Sunday WITH Der
relz1zFes hare.
r. Senior. 5z-ia- and sophomore
Kisses II -aa Ezgh school hE5 party
F-zdzv sTszzg. SEPT -lLA- e. 1s
ta-as II opal Taa ArEsn five niles
egE- ~ 1T S-s-Iz-E The evening YVES
su@-t N playing EE-zs sDa n saclEl
,,7--a-saria- Refreshments were
se-rad consisting Ct sEDaEzrasas-
ra,av. a-d watermelon 4 good tine
was reported by RI. about Is being
present
The National Pickle & Gaming
r,n.r-rarr- witt George Srralkle, Ez21'
z-er. received a five sailing stations
IN Van RErEz COUNTY, Iowa spoD
buEEels of E5rklas 1or 1878 crap, rs c1'E
a. Il was they got about aEA4 cr2l
--hez made aaou- five carloads d Gil
pickles and are SHIPPING then ID s.
I,uuis- They hETe SHIPPED TIE H'E--
l7rlr-u1 Vinegar md Pickle wurks
three car II sa2t brine. They VII s-z11
s1-riaz and pgekE-g for uzrEs- OF
49,
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-01
HAS DONE NE A
WORLD OF GOOD.
Fee Says IT'S RerasrscaSl. t59a
Quickly Tanisc rss Mace Him
Fesl Right AssirS

MY .ert door 1=iEh ss1r p-T ms lL
TO TRAlaE and il certainly e remark
IAh-s now quickly II has roIts1 ms u
feeling night AGAIN" sAi5 James Il.
Fee, a wen knGEH carpenter szn-
p4E-ed a. ne Rock 1slzna railroad
shops living al T345 #. ETsllA, East.
Cs1z- RRqi5s. Iowa, n conversation
With TE1iac rsp-sssura-vs, re-
Gently.
MY stomach and ki5,svs have
bothered ns 50 mach curing the past
three years" he explained. thai !
often had 10 zay OF fran work, as I
was IN so much pain / ealI5 not gsl
stomach afrsr eating and cause such
Il, and while ] tried uHv Different
medicines nothzag did M E-y good.
so got a bottle OF Tzrlac- On the
a5TIcs Of my 1s5gnbor who ha6 bezn
greatly fsaHs1ts3 by L. Ea- soon E--s-
Surfing ca II ! began 20 s--E1Ec1eH
right ID ! have zEEsr three bo--Ies
now and Ea feeling Ike g new EEa-
! have 10 mora E-ozc1a with III
stCE1REh DOR any n1rs pains IN ny
sides and back u Is wi1h1uI : 61u1-
great medicine fn- u has certainly
done ms z world u god ] talk 50
unca abcE UT wo1ds--1i improve
Esu- and what czGse1 Il 1Ez1 ~
tras1as aEIEz eaE 1e -1Ec
ZsT- fail u recommend Z 70 0--
ols who Is oot feeling Esl I could
mare several vbe have taken Z On
my szFso and -hsy Ed -eI me z hrs
relieved them n TIER Troubles. tea
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-01

eESO1 IN AAE S-- o hot SAss- &-so O--
t-E IS = nsEG-W2sh, & eua-E1S 4e
Cr-s-soS@ Is cElCEly no-Cs1 TIE
Cleanliness CT tie hair and sea .
z-iTL pc ASTONISHING. and instead o.
the usual appearances c- 5sZ- Is TcsG
x-,s zSczs-u-u Sd % seeing Y after L
IS wzghsz = VII have rs-T PRO-
upr nrssa new sheen C1 INA cr--A1I--scs
q -he pEresz SILK. TINS Is hGz- IS
u should D.
People admire and comment On
nzt- Ike TITS. a=Gz Use u e Unusual
Il --a4E-s the hair and scalp are ES-
Su1z-zlr r1sEn--HA- 81 greasy &c
cs-y-rzv a-5aas E2Ey cE-- Ss2z ska
sea les ere EQ1E- The sEzlpo2 VIZ az
-z-nsss Ga thorough G1sElEErE takes
hE- z --UIE " wa II Il Gou-11s
EnE refreshing and Is l1s local
heA1waSr The extreme Cleanliness
ewes Zhs hair renewed LIE ana
vaEE- e Is the first szs2 70 z fE1u-
rant growth O. hA@-- Il leaves the
Azz- easy 70 do I'D after washing
An drug S-u-t W.T. SUPPLY Yea WITH
s29EEh e@Scl erE sseEry-1Ts csH-s
n EEEr far TESsye Or zG-e 81 lAsss
unusual sEAEp9Ss-
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-01
4 Remarkable Eaf--Renrxe- rs
Dehshsful a. a Lotion

d X astounding improvement ever
Il every old method OF REMOVING
- sa-ss-1CcZs hairs - coming IL
u E-8aR Use hT thousands o women
Il Is 1cw p3sS4z4E - Es-Z3Ee SEzS--
41OLs hsE- Es easily Ez1 delight
5-Sly as though EGZ were IsEzE SsSEr
fHTU-1-s SKIN LGa9-, E11 without
lszv1lg EEy c-acs. marx tint red
ness - z-EzEEiS1 vnEEsTs-. o. s-g
EVIDENCE thai s-F 1z1r-rsrz 1TE- has
been used Simply GET fran SsSE-T
1-LEEs- z nSIL5s 81 s-l11 Sc1E-sgE
EE5Eh VII cos1 Eks1E- Es1az 5agsZ-- Il
Is = E041sE. creamy Liquid Apply =
E--le OF The AGE-E, E1vEh%-s- ana
rnS hairs - zIs-EE- AEw IAsrk zl4
ElssEsfT= aE@ in q vary few NO
Ds1zs. - thai Ecz Gzn G1sz1- TAs Skin
u AZ NARY ETgwEE with 8 Swish o.
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TIL E-E Smooth Is Il was pe1Grs Us
Ing rnE REE---s-ErEr The fashions q
co1ET require every CaS1rz-zzz-asslzr,E
GzEE careful wo-.zn n free her skin
from LAs ds4arzng hairs -hET E-uv
On rns ans. nE0Ss ssces shoulders Enz
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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-01
Lily Complexion in Few Days-How
To Grow Hair Z asst and Beautiful


TES- I few minutes Gay Using
4 the -r-J-Ez-E Application EEs
~ pE8LZUe- very rama EZG1e rEsGf-S
IN q s5C-- tine E- removing v--1z-
E5Es. Dissolve L1z CCE-E--s y =
rv'C-0E-1-s rZ-EZE@ u HE1U1 aiEh
yaC -zz Sa1zlu -Gz -rs G-1E store
fer E-a21L lily cz-1s IA l. pint 81
wafer ana H6G q AG-1E EarCz-iz "a
TINS - very eAEy and simple and
takes EZE few EuEs-Ls The
cream which -sBzl-s CAR 14 zSRa
very freely, and n EZEn case yoH
VIII uE-EE- e -ESEE impossible 20
ECESsve ~ EzE uzaH- means 81
faithful use 1C- Z EDs yuu VIII
11@ rAE- l1e deep Lines z-uz-5 the
mouth bose ana eyes. and -n9
crgwk Feet and Lnz sEEgtuE %
-eSs vii G&Sap pear. and leave rhs
skin IL g fresh p1E-P En1 TiE1--
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starting E4Ee-Snos II the Hr-Ezr-
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Tar ~uZs1 N ZiGCls EEs u make
themselves appear ten Or EeR-
years younger II & vary sa1-- Ei--e
Every woman should have q uZzz-
Ery q Iris cream IN Lar pauarss--
- be DssC Evs-y Gay.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-01

TGEZE g che s@rls. safe and
l Elrs WHY EAsz zEE=y fails - Gs.
r5G ~ h1h.=EhsA@s and LEz1 Is .
dissolve than
To Dc THIS get zhSC- --o ounces
C ZS-GZl- --lZ Any drag store for
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AK Vel szs2zsEe--G5 over the Nfae IL
heads S-1S E1g-wzsE LzE rz--z a7t5
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heads disappear Biz black head
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fran Ehs h1GF that fu-z II Eka
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n1{d-
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-01
Yen have Never Used AnyrninE
That VII Grow Hair like THIS

EGESG hair 80 grew is nsv posi-
Ev5.E assured 70 any URs HAs
vii III his sample mixture far
Z SHIRT -ns L HIS 6aDczS1-ars5 RS
TaEEArE zc3a p1wS- Egza Eh- Cs11-811s
Ct lac hair and SEA . Asz apr IAAS
-z-UlE-ty 1or 3 E6E-- time LEas hair
ESEnr md thickness 81 growth II
takes on The sheen - health hss.Sr
s-Hr2s falling ana SAT f-CSznE s-Eps-
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EZp1E Get z G1-1U1Es package
E1 esEH--LIHzl 1r8zz r-U-r erz5 81
Il eEsI Of lh1u- fry cs-1s Er5
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hazel. o. y p-s9s-rai n hal pint
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thoroughly and FuZ-- hair E-Cwe- lE
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sTEE EzF without fan and Esls--
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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-01

II TS- q nlzE1s Z Gay Is an Won
need u make yoE-Ee16 E-l-eDs-
81 Il hEEuELlL AND there are
thousands CT w0zsL A. ever ~h7
land vna cEl raE-t1T 70 tie truth q
TINS s-E-E-nsn- TIE results Of this
-s-rhp1 have been zSEuEEGEIsE- -
E1FEEs Eal prove a. lie cssc II Only
Z few cEE. and Few minutes
tina the formula II simple: Az
CEnce G3 E1-tE1S, secured from the
E-E- store 1n- 1eSy cs1-s- - mixed
Wiz rEc T1h3AspooCrg1s C Elycs~Ens
u Z 1uE pint o. wafer Tins ElEx---E
firms s rich cream Il 1Es1 Bs Ep-
Piled freely 20 c-2Gucs the best re-
su}Es, something which cEE 1S easily
GElE ,aCABss az sEE sc0loIy ThS
ElEE-s given RnsvE MAKE ID GEE-
= r-r us cream thus costing EuGh
less FEEn creams bought Fl THE
stores II prepared 52rE Nc mai
-s- hzw poE- Zns 1ES1Exza-l. HI
s1c-s. -l6a1-sss. End E-eve-.. granny
ErpsE-Euc4 which SroElE SO EzEEy
1EcEE z-s E=&z 20 vanish almost like
DzEic The skin sool csc0Zes { D
sn7urefT Eoa-iess with The Esz-EF
EsH knsSs which EllsEsnsd Nature
2iD1as cA- gre EAs result Is ) pig
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EurEn dreams 20 have. bE- 50 few
z--E Here Is the nppsrEuEzyy tax
EFs-Tcls ID AEFs -
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-01
81 K # c. cas-.

DUBUQUE. La Oct Mere than
20 candidates t-un Throughout Iowa
~ take the fourth Knights u Co1E-1-
RS degree hare Oct IL, :. w&s IN
i9uncad today.
Z S-secial zzSs fG- the knights VIII
= bald Il The cathedral ~ : o'clocE
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-01

bye. Good luck. God bless ynR- The
note was signed Earl Ths pE-rses
do NOT reside in Nagvoc- and some
fellow from elsewhere must have
L1S- the note.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-01

= that most -ssa-lls
use S1ND Eo1 weak
sham pc-as o. tns-
nEEr, wE5ch tE4l s2
81 sz-ElE -EEICve NE
Z Icy hgsc---zz lEEi-AElS
On The aE2F AE7
SCALP By GfSEls1F-
INK b Tea pol--ul @
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-01

! VII let you knew always whare
an 81 ] arr gong % Chicago and
take & trip w1rh Center and thaa
tAzrk ! VII 80 70 OKLAHOMA Eac
WORK II the wheat fiEl1s- So good
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-01

II yau worry TOO 1uuch shout he
high cost Of living. maybe YOU Won :
have 10 worry about anything long
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-01


NzEvo0'E h-gh school o-Ez1-zea
ban team and crossed bats Win t11s
C.GlRsl. H.. team IL tAGt Place AEzl
FrEzy- They came back 70 L3s=-f
Mormon CRY defeated ~ scors q
= % Il
Herman Berger Jr,, held COMB
1zraa1 sale CT gsods 02 lis residences
lawn l-sE Saturday. WHICH aIlFaSlE-2
z Ear sized crowd aid TAR a-a1-1-l
Of articles we're DISPOSED O. Al -a-1cI-
lousy low Prices
joseph NElsz--, AZEToo NV 1Ass--Ip
SUPERVISE, has g11s 70 Peoria q :
delegation N three sslected 10 zrf9n1
: meeting October ID q The s-AlS
b12-1s which ere IN session there
A-- E1a Mrs jain Me-nsrs LIS
NEEToO couple. VII cs3eoraIs th=--
Eoloaz wedding E-11zv srsErg C14A GAY
this nuzh-
5csspa CschEnE-s wha Owls NE 0Aa
y t2z4DE BEliGz1g ana l1l q Lhs 3ll-
1s- q Twelfth E11 A1IEE1 Stress
has placed caEs11 wE-k Elo2Es1as
ne property, IS wei az E chE
E2lzztlr-1 along t1s rc11111s u tn7
sSETn SIDE 2n1 street crossing 5zs-
and soU1h 70 The CRY PARK
III laEhrg-h- At 5G-nHi21-, VII
IEzu Kenny E2z } W osrls<-l were
called u Carthage AEsE TUssaSf ID
EE1e11 3 --1se SIT against ahs asa-
Xxx and Hamilton Bridge cc-nE pay
Il 5GEs dispute over rEEss
Ths s. laSs SOCIETY," o. TIE Na-Fe'o
Ca1ao2ls ctrErc. have G--a-F- -s2s-e -
1-sl card party o. lie ssas9a W--cn
: sc1a1Ileo % i1As Pa
Knights Q. Cea11-1aas hz- fTa2aE
eTs1Eg- There VII pc Ils rs- =,
larts served and he E11a- VII
conclude VIII eE1c-AA
11e marriage bEls q L.cfl2s sAsss-ss
q GCausa- H. E11 MISS Mas s-s-A@ss
o1 NEEFo7, End LEWIS Monroe -
Miss Gladys A35s FORMER 1ss1lr---s
q AaaFoo, Ehe Rev reside 4 Aee
XXX were announced 1rcEa me 2-lE'1-
q Laz AzEFU0 1ssI1es42s c1-1cA as
Sunday DCr111g TIE EaI1sf So-EllS
VII be- united n Esl4ocE II NAaSoo
uo OcIoas- :
TIE NREToo BAKERY hts -asW pro
qz1aL0-- william h1eEs- Las PIT
chased taE E1s s11 Dewey. LhS s-saI
c91E1ctt7l u LIS LrA5L1fr- RI Il -
Szszz2etz 1z1la1nE Dewey ana We
took charge q Lh4 E-sIR 1AsI sI--a--Iy-
Mrs, Max -4azsHIsi2sz1lE NEs Us
1rsz II 1EEzpaT q Bar sS1s E4S7--S
IN Wednesday q Ass- Ee7E 10
--16 E1o 2s2 hE o2SEE
ssT a--y-sFEaE11 oErnaEE SI
sEE- CARD EzDas we're RHaE71 t.
4-1e refreshments ware s5TFs
assembly a-1oys1 VE5 paAsA-1A
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hone
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-01
Hayden Completes Nork IN
A--o-dsoee VITA O-ce-s from
Nssional He=o-
rsarserx
MUCH Is ACCOMPLISHED
x.ss Returned SeSsrs Men Were
..1o-d o.. In Many Ways by
Activities Of This
Bureau

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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-01
Don't you want to see the World ?

DoMANcE IS calling to you'll
IN Strange and smiling foreign
lands are bedo1iag 20 you Shove
Of and see the world!
Lean 10 "pGley-voo" n gay
Faree. See the bull-hghts IN
Panama. See suH-rdiog On the
beach Of WaiEE.
Learn the lure that comes with
the swish and swirl q the good salt
SEA Eat weI-fTes; dress we'll
free: sleep clean free; and loek EN-
al straight II the ey@5riGsa,
French, Chinese, Japanese,
SPaniards, Egyptians, Alge1ans
and al manner Of people
Come! BE = real man Of the
world See the world. See II with
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-01

II ron can handle : situation I"
probably y5u eEn handle -uI-rself
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-01

the red-bioo6ed, hzrd-wo-Hng.
hard-playing men O. the T. s
Navy.
Pay begins the day you join.
On board ship q man IS always
learning. Trade schools develop
skin, industry and business ability.
Thirty days cre-free holiday each
year with full pay. The food s
good. First uniform outfit IS fur
nished free. Promotion IS IN
limited for men Of brains you
can enlist for two years and CONE
out broader, stronger and ADLER.
Shove oE-Jo;a the q. S. Navy.
II you're between II and s. 80 to
the nearest recruiting station fa-
III the details. If you don't know
where Il IS ask your postmaster.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-01
70 Make Hair Like Fin. Spu1 SIX,
use Tals " on-s-Sul E3<a3-
Wash

r. o SEE Z head q hs-t- Eit----,sr-
tng WIKI -hs aeGCr-1El E11G
c1e&rly sEssE C Six IS some
thing sx2ee5EuEly rare. The reason