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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-05-23
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals will be received oy
the City Clerk Of the City of keokuk,
at his office in Keolkuk, until O'Clock
p m, on the End day of June. 1913,
for the construction Of the following
described improvement, as per plans
and specifications now on file in the
office OF the said clerk:
Sanitary sewer in Reid's Addition
to the City of Keokuk, more particu-
larly described as follows, towit:
In B street, Park street, William
street, Reid street, c street, and
through alley in Block Al.
Location and size of pipe to be as
follows:
In B street from Bluff to William.
10 inches.
In Park street from B to d, s inches.
In William street from B to D, 3
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-05-23

BALL GAMES
Two Good Games to Be Seen Tomor-
row on the Standard Four Dia-
mond by Devotees Of the Com
merciaI League.

Games to be played in the CONNER
cial base ball league tomorrow are be-
tween the Standard -Four and Kellogg
.Birge teams and between the Stan
-dard Oil and Keokuk Electric aggre-
cations.
All games will be played on the
Standard Four diamond hereafter
owing chiefly to prohibition Of smok-
ing on the public Fairgrounds by
Supervisor Turner.
Both the Standard Oil and the
Standard -Four teams have been un-
defeated during the season.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-05-23
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soc, COO, s1.2o.

mer bishop of the Protestant Epis-
copal diocese of New York was to
be placed in the crypt of the cathed-
raj of st. John the Divine today.
Mrs. Greer, it was stated by trends,
is SO i'll, that she has not been told
/ her husbands death.
Messages of coincidence have been
received from President and Mrs.
Wilson and from prominent persons
in many countries.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-05-23
CAPUDINE
FRECkLEFACE.

Sun and Wind Bring Out Ugly Spots.
How to Remove Easily.
Here's a chance, Miss Freche-face,
to try remedy for freckles with the
guarantee of reliable concern that
it will not cost you a penny unless 1t
removes the freckles; while IL it
does give you clear complexion the
expense is trifling.
Simply get an ounce OF Othine--
double strength-from any druggist
and few applications should show
you how easy it is to rid yourself OF
the homely frechles and get a beau
tiful complexion. Rarely is more
than one ounce needed for the worst
case.
Be sure to ask the druggist for the
double strength Othine, as this
strength is sold under guarantee OF
money back If it fails to remove
freckles.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-05-23
Bills to Enforce.

limited Press Leased Wire Service.l
WASHINGTON, May 23-Senators
Sheppard and Jones, republicans,
today introduced bills for enforcement
OF war time prohibition which goes
into effect July 1.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-05-23
WHEN NEURALGIA
ATTACKS NERVES
Sloan's Liniment scatters
the congestion and
relieves pain

A little, applied Without rubbing, will
Penetrate Immediately and rest and
soothe the nerves.
Sloan's Liniment is very effective in
allaying external pains, strains, bruises,
aches, stiff joints, sore muscles, lumba-
go, neuritis, sciatica, rheumatic twinges
Keep a big bottle always on hand
for family use. Druggists everywhere.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-11-17
HELPFUL HINTS TO ANARCHISTS

The l. W. w. anarchists probably do not want any ad
zee from They probably will not take it. Men who
y,uld be as manaca as the Centraia Wash, outfit of
bloody idiots and popeyed cannot be considered as
in the mpressonabe suggestion Nevertheless the
suggestion is good
Don't select members of the A. E. F. targets. In the
first place may make them mad. They are the selected
men of the country They highly trained. Their
training included the of throwing the hand grenade
Nearly all the infantrymen had his training Some of them
became highly specialized in straight movement and
can groove the little missile right
As bomb throwers and internal machine manipulation
our anarchists ubs The trained doughboy is expert
question which is cleaned the anarchist or
the ex-doughboy guess is that he anarchist will be
fragmentary and the eX-doughboy intact.
suggest that the anarchists conine themselves to
attacking babies perambuators being pushed by their
nurses along park walks 1t may be safe to staff baby
under the cover bushes but will not be safe to raid
parts of the F. Considerations of personal safety enter
into the calculations of of anarchists, active
philosophical parlor clubhouse.
Our suggestion deals with this consideration.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-11-17
sLACKERs AND SLACKER WORSHIP

Labor being used by its inevitable fringe of radicals
and nonressters cloak behind which plea for the
lease of slackers is being pressed the government
We do not believe that labor sanctions such movement
name Labor again and again has emphasized its 10y
atty nation Pure loyalty does not admit of reserva
tons such evasion of imperative duties in time of war
forget that while produced the materials
the army fought the field These functions are in
terdependent
approve plead for the release of those
who flouted the nation in its time of distress would be
strange paradox Those who worship the slackers
shippers shrine of spneess nonresstance and weak
naonasm They applaud the slackers because sackersm
is symbolic of their hatred for law and authority If the
sackers of the prisons they fifty occupy
we shall upon mockery of forms of defense and
our traditions of unity and order
The Stacker worker. Nine times out of ten
he an exotic radical exploiting his insect theOr
destruction of and the noyment OF
workless and luxurious Utopia where the PREDICTION shall
wipe his feet mlionaires
The labor produces does not think subscribe to
the attempt of the nonworkng nonresistng eXpoiter of
radical fapdoodle to rational institutions.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-11-17
JAPANESE PLAYERS
PROTEST THE GAME
Especial to The Press)

BRAWLEY, Nov. 16-The game to-
day between inland and the Nippons
will be played over again, according to
the decision made by President How
ard S. Gipe late tonight. President
Gipe appointed two umpires, Humph-
rev and Walsh, and the latter was un-
able to be present and President Gipe
instructed Humphrey to work the
game alone. The inland management
insisted that another umpire be added
and selected a man from their own
town, who did not know baseball rules.
In the fifth inning the Japs were
ahead two runs, when INLAND got two
men on bases. A INLAND player lined
the ball to the pitcher, who quickly
threw to first, completing a double
play, but the "unofficial' umpire call
ed the runner safe, claiming that the
first baseman did not tag him. and
then there was a great fuss. AS
matter of fact, the runner did not
have to be tagged, and the japanese
refused to continue and protested the
game. The Japanese manager and
captain, after considering the matter,
and in order not to disapppint the
large crowd, consented to finish the
game. but under protest, and inland
won by the score of 10 to 9.
The Japanese loom up as fast
aggregation and will hold their own
with any of the others. There are
eight professional players on the team
who made a tour of the world with
the champion Japanese team from
Japan a couple Of years ago. Presl-
dent Gipe stated that in, all prob
Imperial Valley press., 1919-11-17
Diamond Sparks

Hats off to Oscar Jones. The old
veteran pitched gilt-edge ball and
should have won, had his team been
able to hit at the proper time. But
Ell Centre needs a lot of batting prac-
tice but, outside of that, the boys did
well and played the game with all
their might.
Manager Wick Maynard was there,
pulling for victory every minute, and
was ably assisted by Assistant Man
ager Harry E. Hart. Oscar Jones
drilled the boys, but the team could
not hit and that tells the tale. Just
think of it-14 Ell Centre players left
on bases. That's enough to win
dozen ball games.
There was a good attendance at the
game, and would have been larger but
for the funeral of Roland B. Kinney,
prominent Calexico merchant who
passed away Thursday.
Umpire "Spike" Drew started off
in good style, but towards the end Of
the game was away off in calling balls
and strikes and seemed to favor the
SdIcAlSO plISIlCi.
\
A large delegation of Ell Centro
fans made the journey and We're well
rewarded for their trip. "T-bone'
Hodges was there early and led the
rooters.
That ninth inning rally by Ell Cen
tro made the fans stand up and shake
in their boots. 1t was a critical mo-
ment for Captain Stevens and his
crew. Had Thompson reached the
plate when Fishbeck slammed that
pretty double to deep center, we might
have been enjoying victory, as Van
dusen commenced to show signs OF
weakness and Ell Centro would have
likely knocked him out of the box.
That put-out at the plate gave Van
dusen courage, and he put all his
weight to the ball and struck out
Pratt, thus saving the day for him.
self.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-11-17
IMPERIAL VALLEY LEAGUE
Standing of the Clubs
By BILLY SILVER

! CALEXICO BASEBALL PARK
Nov. 16.-There were no auspicious
ceremonies at the opening game of
the league here today, owing to the
funeral of the late Roland ID. Kinney,
which was held this afternoon. The
soldiers of the local camp did all the
roofing.
Calexico defeated Ell Centre in a
hard-fought game with both pitchers
doing excellent work.
Jeff" Vandusen, for the local team.
was invincible and simply made the
visitors eat out of his hand. In the
first round, Murphy reached first on
an error by w. Vandusen and went TO
second on a passed ball and slid into
third when Keppley bunted safely.
"Jeff" then frowned and struck out
the next three batters.
CaleXico came to the bat, and Curry,
the first man up, reached first on
Fishbeck's error. w Vandusen was
out, Thompson to Seward. Ryder
laid down a pretty bunt and was safe.
Carroll famed. Jimmy Dean, the
star player of Calexico. then hit a
double to left field and scored the
two men ahead of him. At this time,
Imperial Valley press., 1919-11-17

I Centro Is Defeated BY
Culexico IN Close Contest
"Jef' Vandusen and Oscar Jones In Pitchers Duel
Ell Centro's Weak Batting With Men on Bases
Loses Gante-ScOre 3 to

! Oscar Jones showed signs of madnes:
and big league stuff by tanning Rob
erts for the third out. From this
inning on Jones pitched a great game
In the second, Vandusen once agar
retired the side on three straight
strike outs. The visitors scored then
first run in the fourth. when Vanduser
became bit wild. After walking twc
men, he allowed the first hit for the
visitors when Hatton singled to left
which scored one run.
In the same inning Jimmy Dean
slammed the pill for a three-bagger
with no one on, and was later caught
at the plate, when Roberts bunted.
In the sixth inning, Calexico made
another tally. Carroll singled to right
and went to second on a wild pitch,
later scoring when Roberts hit past
third.
Ell Centre, in the eighth inning,
started another rally and scored one
more. Cooper singled to left and stole
second. Jones hit to second and was
safe on w. Vandusen's error, Cooper
scoring. Dean made a pretty run
ming catch of Cy Young's line drive.
In the ninth. things looked gloomy
for the home team. After kepp!ey
had famed. Thompson received pass
and was put out at the plate when
Fishbeck hit for double. Fishbeck
rested on the third sack and it looked
like the score would be tied, but Pratt.
the next man up, was not equal to
the occasion and struck out.
The visitors had many chances to
win, but could not connect with the
ball when hits meant runs. The pitch
ing of Vandusen and Jones, together
with Deans hitting, were the features
of the game. Following is the score:
Imperial Valley press., 1919-11-17
BRAWLEYITES WIN
FROM CALPATRIA
Especial to The Press)

CALIPATRIA, Nov. 16.-The crack
Brawley team romped home the win
ner in the opening game of the season
here today by score of 9 to l. The
Calipatria team was crippled on ac-
count of two of its best players being
i'll. There was large attendance.
Cliff Best, of the visitors, pitched air
tight ball in the pinches.
In the first, Calipatria had a man
on second and third with none out
and Best struck out two batters and
made the third man hit a pop fly
The hitting of the visiting team was
the feature. Restine got three safe
ties out of four times up. N. Dill wor
the box of cigars offered by the Clarl
grocery store for the first three-bag
ger of the season made on the loca
grounds. Ed Finney umpired in hi:
usual professional way, and there wa:
never a dispute during the game. Tht
| score:
Imperial Valley press., 1919-11-17
FOR THE LEAGUE-WITH RESERVATIONS

The reservation preamble has in the senate. The
prediction is that the reservations several OF he WILL
The the committee foreign relations
for the safeguarding of American interests be adopt
ed is the plan of the administration
tors vote against the ratification of the treaty
the majority AmericanZeS the covenant and makes
it suitable to real needs of the country the minority
posing the national interests still prevent the ratlca-
tion
the scrutiny of the country. The administration
will not covenant if it is Amercanlzed although
a Virtual certainty that other nation in the league OF
nations would refuse to accept it.
In Paris they say there are great many "dog bar
bers." No, thanks we'll continue to be shaved by an Elk
Chicago voted Tuesday to have council of so alder
instead of TO- Gradually pulling herself out of the
mre.
Dempsey has signed for battle with Mr. Beckett of
England. Mr.. has sympathy if that will help any
Sir Thomas Upton is back in America Help yourself
Tom, TO anything but the cup That's nailed down.
If Mrs Astor elected to the house of commons bet
she'll have lace curtains on all the windows.
1t recorded that young 7. RS opponent, Elias
Raft, was a descendant of Old Riff Raft.
If newspaper permitted to work only as
hours a week, he die of ong-wee
In Youngstown, o.. the hand that rocks the cradle
throws rocks at the police.
T. r. the Second apparently has his journey
TO the White House
And now for paragraph about B. " DIS Just short
one
Richard Strauss says he hopes another note of his
music will be heard in America. Beat you to it, Dick
Wished that 20 years ago lsh ka bibble!
AS we feared, Mississippi went democratic, unanimous
Imperial Valley press., 1919-11-17

Summary-Eafned runs = CaIeXlco
2. Three-base hits-Dean. Two-base
hits-Dean; Fishbeck. Sacrifice hits
O. Jones, Pratt. Stolen bases-Cooper,
O. Jones, Keppley, Fishbeck. First
base on errors-El Centre 5, Calexico
2. First base on balls-Off Vandusen,
6. Struck out-By Vandusen, IS; bv
Jones, IA. Left on bases-El Centre,
ID; Calexico, 3. Passed balls-Young
:. Thompson 2. Wild pitch
Time of game hour 40 minutes.
Umpire-Drew.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-11-17

ability the protested game will be
played in Brawley on Saturday, but
did not name the date.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-11-17
Score by Innings

Brawley .......O 3 200 l O-9
Calipatria O. o 0 0 90 l 0-1
Summary-Earned runs-Brawley
6; Calipatria, l. Three-base hits-N
Dill, Avery. Struckout-By Best, 9;
by Dill, g.. Bases on balls-Off Dill. );
Off Best, 9. Left on bases Brawley
Z. Calipatria IA. Passed balls--N
Dill /, owen /. Hit by pitcher--Bes'
by Dill. Umpire-Finney.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-11-17

In Paris, they say there great many "do
,ers" No thanks We'll continue to be shaved by an
Imperial Valley press., 1919-11-17

Chicago voted Tuesday to have council of SO
men instead Of 70. Gradually pulling herself out
Imperial Valley press., 1919-11-17

Dempsey has signed for a battle with Mr.. Beck
England. Mr.. has sympathy, if that will hel
Imperial Valley press., 1919-11-17

T. r. the Second, apparently, has set out on his
to the White House.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-11-17

If Mrs. Astor is elected to the house of com
she'll have lace curtains on all the windows.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-11-17

. In Youngstown, o., the hand that rocks the
throws rocks at the police.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-11-17

Sir Thomas Upton is back in America. Help yC
Tom, TO anything but the cup. That's nailed down.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-11-17

If newspaper man was permitted to work
hours week. he die of ong- wee.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-11-17

1t is not recorded that young 7. RS oppt
Raft, was descendant Of Old Riff Raft
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-18
STAGE FOLK DEFEND MORALS
AGAINST PASTORS ATTACK
CONTINUED from Page ~

John Golden denounced the aasef
tons OF Dr Straton ''At no time In
the history of the drama has n been
In snch healthy condition as now
when plays OF whol"lome appeal. os
urpose and patriotism dominat. the
market" he said "Dr H,won In one
OF those who stand in front OF leg.
show billboard and by the nudity Of
the figure thereon measures the NOR
ais Of the entire theatrical profess
sIon.''
"Bit Too Rough" Says Peggy Wood.
Peggy Wood. starring In "Buddies, "
aid
The reason plays of the @crt f)r
Stra,on complains Of sucdeed IL that
churchgoing people demand that kind,
We OF the stage do not want to ap-
pear in saiarious plays
Most OF Us groan every time We
bear of new bedroom farce 10 b.
produced Many girls have given un
he theatrical profession because they
could pnd bring fhefu selves to play
suggestive roles. When actors them
selves produce u play II can never BE-
criticised on that ground. The actors
strike showed the moral fiber of which
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our Esopis w made | think Dr sstra.
ton has bsHrn bt rough on uss
Fay isaIntaf. ~ the @Ea~t IN West
company. treated the clsrgyman's ~.
marks as mom"fhing NJ Joke
Why, the man IL md Victorian
ahn said ''IIe ~ iivtng 10 the day
~hen actors were travelling MINISTRIES.
Ito doesn't wr.m 10 rsalIss chat today
they are among tbs worlds sr~fe~t
artists think nr Ntfasou, like a
spod nany others. received mis-
ssadins idea of the .taE~ from sonsa
~ the sp~echrs made during the
strike The need for an organization
20 protect girls ~ sbs ssas~ vas urs-
ed 40 reason for an actors unioa.
n wasn't necessary. bur " has s~s us
back fIfty ysars la pubile r.sp~ct'' .
lIarryou Gray rlske, producer. com.
Inentsd
mo enlightened man. having any
knowledge ~ ahe facts. would mek~
such Statements lie IL nsst living In
his time and doesn't belong h-rs now.
He lw an anomaly u i@is lie belongs
back In the dark ax.s
Among Others Who defended th~
profession against Dr Ssrsaon's attack
~ere william II Thom. wnl. nov play
ing ia ''rhe Grim on Ahbl'. francins
IArrimorr. niece ~ the famous Jew
ish actor. Fslin Adler. and now one
Of the stars In Scandal. Ian 1uln-
Ian VI the old school of mfn~tr~ts,
now with Mcintyre aud Heath: ifsbsi
lowe. starring in "rhe Dancer" and
Guy Hates Post. who t~l>xrHphed
from Portland Ore. where he " pisy-
lag In Richard walton Tuliy's produc-
i.tn ~ aIshs Ma.s.s.~a.Ssxx
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.. ] Ellis. COS sth Ave. Sioux ralia
y D.. writes. = suffered with kid
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acNss my back aud fel, miserable and
All tired out but after taking Foley
kidney Pulls am we'll" Sold every
where.
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A MESSAGE TO The MipDkE.
AGED

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from kidney or bladder troubles that
have not reached chronic or bad
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up the liver. Don't suffer when relief
can be had Get rid of bsrkAche.
lamencss, rheumatic pains. and stiff
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Rankin's New Grocery atauds for
satisfaction aud reliability. Quallt y
our aloaans We pay the hsyhowt mar.
ket price for yonr country produce.
lis North Division Phone 1876.
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oAtLs rnovon ut.

II will De- generally found tha' those
who sneer habwuaiiy al human ma
tarc. and affecs 60 dcspsse Il are
amongst MS WORT and lease pleasant
samples Dickens
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PECAN meats wanted We pay Soc
gonnd for halves and roc pound FOR
pieces and parcel -fow charges Re-
mastance made upon receipt OF pack
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Co. Kansas CITY. Mo.
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ANNA HHOENHAin beauty parior
Soft water shampoo. massage. mani
euro, hair drevs. bi5 North Brosd
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Hssdqusrtsrs. pestofsics, Prom e
Hea5euarssv psstofeIce.
Phone 27a.

Civilian Servics--siHs w n Hear.
Home Service- Mrs Olive McCon-
nell
Nursing Service Miss Mabel SmitA
and Miss Precise.
II you know u any cos v1so y
sick Or In trouble or needs be,p -
any kind. call eifher q To obovo
and assistance will b. eivsa = -
FAR - posskbls.
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EARN WHILE you LEARN Auto
Tractor Truck general repairing
Electrical systems and battery repair
work welding. etc, Write Us for oar
plan now, Central Auto School. &,
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The greater part OF she fertile lsnds
OF Java are untitled because OF ecar
city OF labor,
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EVERYBODY suffering from Piles
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siipation. bleediny' itching, write for
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BLACK WALNuTS WANTED We
gay iGc pound for the kernels and
parcel spost chargs@ Remittance
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City. Mo.
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hton served delicious rcfrcHhn~n'a.
comrade Streasie MAS born in Ger.
many. ami Ut n ne denounced sho op.
preston of all crowns and aailei for
America In 10 days after handing ne
was in ue Union army 10 the Socossd
Missouri infantry, Ia which he scry
81 tlirlngh the three months aud then
tho threc years service, wa. Ia all the
great battles ~ a - southwest and
souta during sasat terrible struggle FOR
Freciom aud Liberty iio has kept a
diary slnce 1851 and Il Is a very In /.
tere@ting chronicle of all tho noted
events down TO the present day. One
of the fifth g"neraltion ~ young pro-
fessor in the berlin university. VINO
has juss written how r"Ioiced ne IN
tlAa, bis agel gfansisbsse iisa so hons
lived TN country whore tho peopss
enjoy such glorious freedom and
such wonderful privileges and sdvan
tagee "A Conrade
M VI M
Tho many friends of MIR M.eas, VI /.
has bsan IA q, lAa residence on Ws~T
Logan viii be pleased to hear that ne
In Improving Ia health,