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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-08-29
BROKERAGE co.
TO MILL CITY
Change VIII Take Place BY
First Of Year Says II. B.
Finch

Removal Of the headquarters Of the
General Brokerage Co. from Grand
Forks to Minneapolis will take place
before the first Of next year, accord
ing to an announcement made Thurs
day night by n. b. Finch, secretary
Of the company, and active manager
Of the Nash Bros. Interests in Grand
Forks and the northwest.
The General Brokerage Co. Is the
clearing house through which the va
rious concerns controlled by the Nash
Bros. interests are supervised.
Among the officials OF the company
who Will go to Minneapolis as a re-
suit of the removal OF headquarters
to that city are. H. B. Finch, secre-
tary: W. e. Dietz, vice president; T.
p. Griffin, treasurer; III. W. Bishop,
traffic expert; l.. F. King and P. w.
Lundherg.
None Of the Nash Bros. oncern in
this city will be affected by the re-
moval Of the company headquarters,
Mr.. Finch said Thursday night.
F. p. Nash, president of the COM
rpany, and W.. K. Nash, his brother,
both formerly of Grand Forks have
made their homes in Minneapolis for
several years past.
The Nash interests, control q large
number Of wholesale fruit and gro
Gerry. houses in the northwestern part
of the United States and Canada
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-08-29
TOURISTS GET
HOMEBY TRAIN
Booster Tour
High Success Despite
the Rain.

Dampened in body, but not In spirit
by the rain which brought the auto
mobile part of the International Trade
Booster trip to an end at HaN0tk,
Mimi, Thursday, the Grand Forks
boosters arrived in Grand Forks short
" after midnight on special train
from Crookston.
A few hardy souls, determined
never to give up the ship, remained
with their cars at the Kittson county
seat. hoping to be able~to make the
rifle today, but the great majority
decided that discretion was the better
part Of valor, and rode the cushions,
although 1t is alleged that Don Moore,
faithful to his earlier training, insist
ed on occupying the brake rods until
dissuaded by a couple Of husky
brakemen.
The rain began Thursday as the
party was about 10 leave Emerson,
Man. After a strenuous ride most Of
the cars reached Hallock, although q
few fell by the wayside at Northcbte,
and some took the short cut for home.
At Hallock arrangements were made
for a special train from Crookston to
Grand Forks. The trip frem Hallock
to Crookston was made by the "Win-
nipeg Flyer of the Great Northern.
The morning run to Emerson, Man,
was made without accident, stops be-
ing made at AlvaradO and Oslo, Mimi,
and 'Drayton, BoWesmont, Toilette
and Pembdna. N. D.
In spite of the rain the boosters
agreed that it was. most successful
trip.
e..
Ey4~~15 Woe So D~f~- D@r,,YA~ A
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-08-29
BUMPER" DUCK
CROP" EXPECTED
Nimrods Expect Some Good
Shooting During Season
Opening Sept. 16.

A bumper duck harvest is expected
in North Dakota during the season
that VIII open Tuesday. September 1s.
Hunters eyes brighten with the re-
ports that ducks will be plentiful this,
dren beEin'to water IN anticipaton.
The DUCK harvest will be a glorious
one, judging. from reports received to
North Dakota are darkened with the
game.
: Chickens do not seem to be so plen-
tiful, according to the reports Of
hunters throughout the state, and as
the state laws have been changed SO
as to make it unlawful to hunt
chickens with dogs, these birds will
no doubt cur practical immunity.
The license fee has been raised from
81 to $3.50 and the bag limit is the
same as usual.
A large number of Grand Forks
nimrods have already secured hunt
ing licenses and the evening Of Sep
TEMPER is WIN probably witness a
general hegira in the direction of the
hunting fields
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-08-29

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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-08-29
GRAND FORKS HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUsT2e
KAMpLIN INJURED
IN ACCIDENT ON
DUTY IN GERMANY

Adolph KampNn, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. M. Kamplin, 224 Chestnut street,
IS nov confined to a military hospital
in the American sector Of Germany,
as the result Of an accident which oc-
Cured several weeks ago, according
to word just received by his parents.
Several severe injuries were sustained
and it was believed that he would be
in the hospital for several weeks yet.
Kamplin is a member Of the mill
tary police of, the First division OF
the army Of occupation, in the motor
cycle. dispatch department, and was
riding his machine through q tunnel
when he collided. with a motor truck
COINS in the opposite direction. He
sustained two fractures Of the leg,
and his eyes were seriously injured.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-08-29
FIGHTING
NEAR KRONSTADT

London, Aug. ga heavy bonn
bardment lasting two hours was heard
in Viborg. Finland, or August 81. in
the direction of Kronstadt. The Boil
shevik naval base hear PetrogFad, says
a Helsingfors message today. 1t is
supposed that British naval and air
forces were engaged.
British admiralty has received no
advices regarding the reported bonn
bardment. NJ =.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-08-29
i'Clernan To Take
Up County ". S. S. Work

P. A. MoClernau has received the
as chairman of the
Grand Forks county War Savings
Stamp. committee. which he received
following the resignation of j. r. Car
ley. The appointment comesYfrom A.
r. Rogers of Minneapolis. chairman
pr the war loan organization for the
f1inth Federal Reserve bank district.
Mr.. McClernan stated yesterday
chat he Intends to take up the work
where Mr.. Carley has left it, and gen
oral plans for the work were discussed
ft asmeeting held in Minneapolis last
Feek, attended by both Mr.. Carley
End Mr.. McClernan. One feature to
,e emphasized particularly in the
rev work will be a campaign
throughout the district of War Saw
ngss societies.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-08-29
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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-08-29
TORONTO WELooMEs CURR1E.

Toronto. Ont, Aug. 29.-sir Arthur
Currie, commander of Canadas mill
tary forces from 1917 to the end of
the war, was given a warm welcome
here today. He is to be the CUES of
the city for two days. A children's
choir sang as he stepped from the
train. A detachment Of "originals'
who served with him in France
formed the guard of honor.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-08-29

Herald Want Ads Bring Results.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-08-29
Beatty Laid To
Rest This Afternoon

Funeral services for Reuben Beat
ty were held this afternoon at 2
O'Clock at the Norman undertaking
parlors. Rev. =. H. Ambrose OFF,
ciated. Mr.. Beatty died Monday att
er he was kicked in the head by, p
horse "
For many years he was a resident of
Grand Forks, and five years ago
moved to Fairdale, N. D., where he
resided on his farm. The remains
were inferred in Memorial Park GEM
etery.
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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-08-29
ULCERATED TOOTH
KILLS MERCHANT

Wahpeton, n: p. avg Ss.-An ule
death of A. G. Kinder, one of the pro-
prietors Of the Bee Hive store of this
city.
Washington Journal., 1919-08-15

Ni6t bd5u -. Sci uns 6rdusn3ims
mern bat bus ni9t bel our %6eosuten,
aber 3u einsm Mlanne mG6te man
oO9 geiitig emporieben."
alfo ods nar's! @ber gbriitian
fanO Iie bel ii6 elm penig aumaBenO.
Dieter S9mieoen, Der in elmer 10
bsbeutenOsn @rOBbanolung nit bic
2inoeri9e sinen berDorruaenoen pos
item einnobm, muBte BON ibr geiitig
oo9 ni9t 10 Isidt gu iibsrieben Iein,
Iel6f penn er in leinen MuBeItuns
Den pirtIi4 nur ole n6lisgenoen
glGtter@ uno ole Murft> unO 81rs
Isnberidts einissr ausIdnoii9er 3sis
tuneen las. QDas gel6Gftli6 an inn
mar, bertrand ie einfa9 ni6t, neil
er gefsni9aftli9 10 burmlos mar 80.
unO neil er ii4 gu biaig CAB.
rOb es pirtli9 10 notipeubie lit,
OdB ole Jrau geiltig gum Maune ems
porblidt?4 frd9te er nit einsm lsilsn
2Gdeln. .Gs sibt CUTE Gben, mo oas
our6aus ni6t Der San 1T. 8eim
Gmporbliden betommt man Ieitt eis
nen iteifsn gals"
nSb, jebt MAIDEN Sic aud i6ledts
BiBe!4 idmoate MiIa 9uOpig.
IS 1T msin @rnIt 49,. Sn elmer
Gbe, ipo zines Dem geiltigen 8creif
Oes onoern nidt fremo 1T, lam cine
quite 8amsrabiduft berrI9en, bic Die
2iebe beinabe iiberfliiiIig madt oosr
Ole Ste nod erbdlt, nadoem oie 2isbs
perflogen lit -. llnb Dor alien
CLAUDE i'd, DAB IeIbit Den biibIdeiten
uno liebensperteIt en 0amsn, Die ars
I9eineno manenbafte @robermgen
MAIDEN, cine ~pdbr1dfte 3uuei9ung 10
Ielten entgegengebradt wirb, ooB es
Die gr0bte 8erfdmenOung bon Sc,
bsnsperten lit, iie gu miBahten."
Mila 2uOwig iab ibn nit grOBen
4ugen an.
sd bab' oas gar nidt sstpuBt.
odb Sic 10 preoi9en tOnnen," Ia9te
tie.
sd audi ni6t," ftimmte sr plDss
li4 lJ9enO gu.
IS fiel ibm Elm, oaB er isinen
GntfdluB, Dem Mdoden fir feline eis
gene psriOu ndber3utreten, bod auf
cine bo6it eigentiimlide 8eiie ous3u-
fiibren begonen babe.
Su, penn es teinen gegeben 1atte,
Der lie Iiebte, tpie sr cine anoere ge=
liebt battle! Aber nd9 Der Gntoet=
tung. oaB er einen Mlenihen 10 uns
gliidIi9 MAIDEN miiroe, nie er es
Ielblt geipeien, muBte er ii6 bod erit
elm tpenig %beiinnen, ebe sr einen
Sdritt p%eiterging.
Washington Journal., 1919-08-15

Qgnes 8%drengruber bate Den
S9lag, Ger tie getroffen, ntGt ibers
leben t0nneu, penn Das Wlitgefibl
fir i6ren gater nidt itGrter gepeIen
pGre alssoas nit ii4 ielbit.
SIS nGre ibr in benz eriten Wirrs
iual hires @emiites cine Wobltat ge>
pelen, nidt mebr leben gu muisn,
uno oas Sonnenli9t tpar ibr 10 Derz
lsiOst, ouB lie Die Augen fir INNER
bate f4IieBen m0gen.
4ber Iie fiblte pobl, oaB oies cine
fei9e, l4leate 9anolung gepeien Ipdre
Dem Batter, Der 10 Oiel nit i6r
a%usgeltanoen, AUDI Oas noq untun2
IS entging ibr nidt, Die raid iRr
Batter in bieien 9agen alterte. Oieie
3ei6en oes Summers uno Der @ufrez
gungea gu DerlDIAen, ni9t ie tiefer
ein3ugraben. iolte ibre 4ufgabe ieia.
Gum erltenmal iiberblidte pas
iunge MGo9en Die 8erbdltniGe unbe>
einTluBt BON Den MnI9auungen Der
Muttsr. 8is jebt bat tie Den Papa
INNER nit oeren Nu9en ungeieben,
als einen, Der nidt geniigenoe Spfer
brabte, Dem bic DIANA aqes abb
tdmpfen muBts. SEPT crit fling tie an,
ein3uieben, oaB er Oo9 lpobl Der lie
bepollere unb O%pferpiaigere Sell oes
Glternpaares mar. Menn ie iein Qe<
ben porurteilsIos uberIab, muBte lie
iid geltebn, oaB ibm feline Stele als
6amilienoberbaupt bis9ar ni4ts ais
2aiten sebraGt bate uno Dab CT fir
feline Nufopferung, auBer bon Mar>
tin, nsnig 9ant ge6abt -.
SIS mar 10 grabesitia in ben 3ims
mern jeBt. 0rauBen in Der Slide
rumorte ole 2Opii, Die ii9 in Der
f4peren 3eit better bepGbrte, als
man friiber geoodt bate, uno ben
tleinen 9ausbalt aaein gang gut
fiibrte. lin 10 mebr mar Ngnes ii4
IelbIt iibsrlaKen.
Dem 9ienItmdo9en fiel oas enoli6
leIbIt auf, oaB es fir oas Jrdulein
unm0glid gut iein t1nne. 10 Den gam
gen Sag Dor ii4 bin gu briiten. qls
lie oaGte, oas 5raulein lei nun lange
genug @traurig gepeisn, trat lie zines
Morgens gang barmlos nit Der Sra
&c Dor Ngnes, OBJ oos 5rdulein nitt
10 gut Iein uno eintaufen gebsn
m0dte. Sic babe Die SuBb0oen gu
biriten uno peroe fonit ni4t fertig.
Ginfaufen gebsn! Sid bon Der
6leif9baderin, Der 9riin3eug6dnoIes
rim uno Ter Greislerin anIetsn lal
fen als oieienigs. tpel6e! 5ia
mertte es ia, mie Die 2sute in Der
Safe oie a6pfe suianmenItsdIen,
fpenn tie bOrii6er!0m. &sia, lieber
Iple Die 2opii e~intaliItn gtpM uno lie
perbe oas Barrett Giiriten.
.Sa, frsilid. Die 6rdul'n psrb' i'd
biiritsn %laien!" BioerIprad Die 9Opii
drserli6. $50 Die 5raul'n Obnsbin
IGon 10 faledt ausIdauen tut. DAP
man meinen t6nnt', sic 6aben Die
8ebren6e &rantbeit -. Subbooen@
biirIten is mir. iDenn MAJ nidt fart
eenug auf Der 8ruit is. Mir ma9t's
mir, @Ott lei Oant! -. Dos CUTE
Washington Journal., 1919-08-15

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to Hermann G. Wiukler, 71O Sixth
Street, N.-W, Washington, D. c.
Washington Journal., 1919-08-15
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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-05-07
HURLEY SENDS
FOR COMMITTEE
Asks West Coast Builders to Come
East to Consider Problems
Of Reorganization Of
Board.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.
WASHINGTON, May chairman
Hurley, of the United States shipping
board, has telegraphed west coast
builders, it was stated at the ship
ping board today, asking them to
send a committee here to consider
his problems with him. At that
meeting he will explain further his
purposes in canceling present con.
tracts and outline his future program
of allotting new contracts to covey
virtually as much tonnage as was
affected by those cancelled.
The resignation of Charles Page
from the shipping board, announced
late yesterday, is one of the forecast
changes in high officials to be ef-
fected in Hurley's reorganization of
the board. II. H. Robinson, of Pasa-
dena, Calf, Pages successor, has
handled the boards work in Europe.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-05-07
PRESENT TROPHY
TO WESTMINSTER
Three Preachers viii Talk at the In
door Baseball League Final
Ceremonies Thursday
Evening.

The church indoor baseball league
will conclude their season tomorrow
evening with supper at the Y. M.
C.. A., at which the members of all
the teams will be the guests.
Edward F. Carter will preside as
toastmaster, and will present the
trophy to the Westminster Presby-
terrain team for the highest standing
during the season.
Rev. DIR. Z. B. Newcomb will speak
on the subject, The Making Of Man"
Rev. NJ f. Nethercutt will speak on
tie subject, "The Good Derived from
Social Contests The subject, The
Relation of Athletics to the Church,
will be handled by Rev. Huell Warren
and H. c. Bode will speak on The
Value of Team Work"
About sixty. guests will attend the
supper, which will be served by
committee Of women from the
churches, as follows: Mrs. John P.
Hornish, Mrs. A. M. Wyllie, Mrs. w.
w. Perdew, Mrs Jessie McCoid, OF
Westminster church; Miss Smith.
Miss Minnie Off, Miss Carline Bode.
If st. Paul church, Mrs. Fl. Schaefer.
Mrs. John M. Elgin, Mrs. q. S. Patter.
son, OF Trinity church; Mrs. A. Hell
wig, Mrs. G. w. Durrett. of the Chris
tan church.
Miss Carline Bode will sing, &C
companied by Miss Alling.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-05-07
Soldiers of France
in Greatest OF
Worlds Sacrifice

Soldiers Of France have led in the
world sacrifice Of blood and treasure
that liberty and democracy should
not perish from the earth.
The world will forever owe France
n debt Of gratitude for this as well
as for an invaluable remedy for
stomach, liver and intestinal dis
orders which its peasants have been
using with reported marvellous re-
suits.
The ingredients are now imported
and sold in this country by George
H. Mayr, prominent Chicago chemist,
under the name of Mayr's Wonderful
Remedy. 1t is simple, harmless
preparation that removes catarrhal
mucus from the intestinal tract and
allays the inflammation which causes
practically all stomach, liver and in
festival ailments, including appendi-
citis. One dose will convince or
money refunded Wilkinson & Co.
and druggists evrywhere. ;,
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-05-07
BY MACHINE
GUN BULLETS
Private Edgar Roberts Has Merry
Time in No Mans Land When
Boches Keep Him Running
With Machine Fire.

Within fifteen days after Private
Edgar Roberts landed in France he
was UP on the firing line CARRYING
messages from officer to officer
across no mans land,
While carrying these messages he
was under constant machine gun fire
which dug up. the ground Just back
of his heel and over his head. Just
compare what this boy did for his
country as compared with what we
are asked to do in the Victory loan"
said one of the war loan workers
today. HE was in constant danger
for days and finally was gassed and
spent days in the hospital hanging
between life and death. To buy
Victory bond one simply lends his
money to Uncle Sam on the best
security and the highest rate of in
terest since the civil war and the
bonds are to be taken up in few
years. There surely is big differ
ence in thes opinion Of people as to
their own particular patriotic duty"
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-05-07
HE GETS YEAR
AT HARD LABOR
William Frakes Finds 1t Is Poor Bust
ness to Steal Chickens
From Lee
County.

When Mr. and Mrs William Frakes
end Charles F'ralSes stole lot OF
chickens from a coop at the county
farm, they made mistake in business
rolicy.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Frakes both
pleaded guilty in the district court to
tile charge of stealing poultry from
the county house, for which they had
been indicted. Both We're sentenced
10 one year in the county Jail, but
the sentence of Mrs. Frakes was sus-
pended and she was paroled to Sheriff
Scott Frakes' sentence specified that
he should be put at hard labor during
his term. Charles Frakes escaped
from Jail.
Frank Brown and E. Mcpherson
Who were indicted ON the charge OF
bootlegging appeared before the court
and pleaded guilty. Each was fined
s25 and costs.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-05-07
MONTROSE MEN
GET SENTENCE
They Bought New Automobile II
Place of the One They SWiped,
and Get Off During Good
Behavior.

The Montrose youths, D. NJ Ora
ham, Kenneth Van Ausdall. John
Cooper and Halle Anderson, APP
peared to plead guilty to the charge
OF operating an automobile. without
the consent of the owner, and were
sentenced to six months in the coun-
ty jail. The sentence was suspended
during their good behavior.
The men had taken Ford from
McntroEe to make trip to Keokuk,
nut while they were here someone
s'cle their automobile and they were
not able to return it to the owner as
they had expected to do, and their
iark turned out in their facing seri-
Gus charge, They have bought a
new machine for the owner and are
cut several hundred dollars, besides
having the suspended sentence held
ever their heads.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-05-07
An Army Of Children.

7 have organized each school into an
army with first and second lieuten-
ent among the girls and a first and
second lieutenant among the boys. All
tie rest having gardens are privates
The 1ieutenants are to help me dis
tribute literature, keep all attendance
records, and see that the children are
at the meetings this summer.
In March, Mr.. Earle, Of Ames, was
down for a day, going over plans for
a poultry club among the children
He asked me to form club of about
thirty boys and girls, but have about
forty. Mr. Earle will come down once
every six weeks and give the club In
structions in poultry care. This next
Thursday he will have his first class.
Last Sunday and Monday, HI. D..
Hemenway, of the national war gar
den commission, was here Offering his
help. He left me a number of garden
booklets which I have been taking
around to the principals of the differ
ent schools. Thesdpbooklets are going
&c be used as text books in the schools.
| have been around asking some or
the ladies who helped me last year
TO help me again this year on the In
officers in the Garden Army
Inc heOkuk SeCtlOu I'll Lile oHltCu
States school garden army has the
following officers:
Garfleld-First lieutenants, Virginia
Smith. Paul Johnson; second feuten-
ants. Mildred Burrows, James Fulton
Wells-First lieutenants, Frances
yanderhayden. Jack Hutchinson; Sc
cond lieutenants, Leona Mecum, Ed
ward AIberts.
Washin gton-First lieutenants, Doris
Ragatz. John Reither, Virginia Law
renee. Reuben Sorenson.
Lincoln-First lieutenants. Elizabeth
Rose, William Meyer; second lieuten-
ants. Margaret Fannin, James RAIDER.
Torrence-F1rst lieutenants, Evelyn
Wright. Lawrence Conradt; second
ieutenants, Helen Fuerst, Ralph Mel
SON
Carey-First lieutenants, Marscine
Schouten. George Schneider; second
Iicutenants, Lillian McClinthen,' George
Fader.
Jefferson-FHrst feutenants, Elsie
Joy Anthony, Valentine Keifer; second
ljeutenants, Etalka Rochenbach, Ray
mond Schamper.
St. Mary's-First lieutenants, Mar
caret Smith, George Schweites second
lieutenants, Margaret Miller, Raymond
Ewers.
St Vincent's First lieutenants,
Grace O'Brien, Joseph Morris: second
Hcutenants, Louise Alton, John Ken
hey.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-05-07
WANTED IN
PENNSYLVANIA
Carthage Man Arrested on Charge OF
Highway Robbery and Burg
larry Committed in
East.

CARTHAGE, H., May about a
month ago the sheriff had lett AZ
from the authorities at Clayvillc,
Pa, asking them to look out for Dale
Walton, who was wanted there Tor
highway robbery and burglary. Sa.-
urday he returned to Carthage ana
was immediatel arrested by Marshal
Morris. He is in Jail awaiting tho
arrival of the Pennsylvania offlce's.
The details of the crime with which
he is charged arg not known hers,
and Walton has refused to talk.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-05-07
ADJUSTMENTS.
The Con T. Kennedy Shows.

The Con r. Kennedy Shows.
The storm last night putting the
lights out of commission interferred
somewhat with the patronage of the
shows: however when the lights were
On again goodly number were on ths
midway to enjoy the shows, rides, etc
There have been carnival companies
here with as great show in numbers,
but never with the shows as large,
some Of the tents being equal In SIZE
to our old time circuses.
There will be several new shows
in operation tonight, such as the
water show, Helrs Talf Acre, Liberty,
Over the Falls, etc. The Keokuk Com
munity band, under whose auspices
the shows are exhibiting here, Is
playing each evening, so with the reg.
ular show band there is plenty OF
music on the midway.