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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-19
ADJUSTMENTS.

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f. being gzags1 II t5s Gsz,1 here tz5z
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vsil ~ gfre1 Eais sTe1s1zv wssa s5DE1
IN Bs2-flag-oz la8g Esgst- TIE fszwk-
eye a1s s1ts 70 Kay n re tz-es@1z1-
e1ys
TEe yszgyr tse tfa1z. of eos-Be.
Es5. the c5oEd WIS re tafzz - Bgg1's
Grand lzgt eTezSrE. sz1 fEss - ~
reflection wo1ra zhe c3sT " co1vs@,
again, Il Il Elz1rt beea tDy re Dssy
there wou!d 5zTe oes1 70 csrJwa. "
and therefore, 'fzs pasTs TT r-t-ze
However, a. ~ re croT5. T. wal zc~
cordinz 20 the rsaDzaeIszt 2 rsc1rs
breaking erow9 sor the Grand, TIE
r, r o. gfzn was or osfo-e oz-E
and standing room -zs soS - so1g
as there was any roOTa 20 Stand 7zlt.-
out blocking the exits and violz5f1z
the lay
AS for me play. II waz Bel sr5
Swans 'Parlor. Bedroom and gzsg,
an attractive title, certainly, and ths
production proved just AZ attractive.
Mr. A H Woods, who presented the
offering here, bills II a. freBil. Tip
pant, farcial froiic' u was all 81
that. Miss Flavia Arcaro a. Polly
Hathaway and Walter f. Perkins as
Reginald Irving carried the leading
roles n a most acceptable manner. -
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-19
COMPLETE PEACE
BY NEXT JUNE
fContio1sed from PAGE -

federation win demand permanent rsp-
resentztioH On ftys executive council n
the leaRue q nations along with fhe
five great poTsrF - was leaned froIl
N authoritative source tosay.
This group comprising Greece, Ger
Tia, Roumsnia and Czecho sSloTskia
vas orEanized by Premier yenize3osi
for defensive pgrDoses-A common
balkan policy and especially enforce
rent Of peace in south eastern ES3r0Ds
T. IS now known that yerizeios during
discussions Of the league Of nations
urged adoption OF cizJss permitting
defensive alliances Although the con-
mission refused 70 fnEert such z ciause
il the draft II did not prohibit ss1ch a.
liances. merely proyidinz IN Article
XIII for the registration Of Fscn -rea~
ties. The confederation, ~ result, Is
planning on being the first group 10
submit its defensive alliance treaty 70
the league for registration and a. the
same time demanding that one Of the
four places on the executive council
which remain untitled be assigned 70 a
delegate representing all the Balkans.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-19
PCINDEXTER
ATTACKS LEAGUE
(Contlnued from page l

and methods and degree Of disarma-
ment and the relative and absolute
size of the army and navy which any
member OF the league may MAINTAIN.
Second, compulsory arbitration OF
all questions even those which here
tofore have been regarded as nom
frstifiabIe, affecting the vital interest,
lrou1r and even the independence OF
the nations.
Tnird. the commitment. of each
u1erb Der OF the league. including the
Isrfted States If IL should become a
member TO participate in the war and
of every other nation
and TO assume the general guardian
acaip OF various peoples in Europe.
Asia and Africa.
Fourth. the participation by the
league through az international bur
can OF labor in the domestic, social,
economic and industrial problems
both in their Own countries and in "A
countries to which their commercial
and industrial relations extend.
Fifth ire surrender by the United
States 10 the other n embers OF the
league Of the power vested in co2gress
tyy the constitution 10 regulate COM
nerce with foreign nations in arms
and ammunition
Vague and loosely drawn" was Pc
fndexter's criticism OF various proyis-
ions. He said that with the leagues
executive council subiect 10 constant
change IN personnel 20 nation could
fezl what Interpretation might be
made OF provisions
D.srezardiDg entirely hirzton's
warning against entangling alliances,
the American government now pro
roses 80 enter the most entangling al
lance ever conceived, Poindexter
gzld, and added
in adopting or rejecting this CON
ssltHti0n and Hereby becoming or not
becoming q rneuber Of the league es-
taDllBhed Under 81, the government and
peopie Of The United States will de.
ter7alSEses whether they are 10 remain
NE great sovereign and independent
natscn With the most complete feif
government ever devised by man md
ma .fzhest functions OF citizenshiE
ever enjoyed; people controlling
their OWL destiny, determining fos
themselves. through their, constitu
ent government the extent Of THEN
nil airy preysraafons, isae size or theil
,srnales and ragjey, pa'ntafning peace
iand sxDasy with the world during
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-19
OBSERVATION
CARS ON AGAIN
Eestorted 20 Principle Burlington
Trsins, and the Old Ia Carte
Meals Return 70
Cfrers

The Traveller who world Ike 20 see
the country through which he s. jour
Eeying. perhaps for the first time, may
again Jook ont % the train and enjoy
the passing scenery.
Observation cars are nov in service
zgain between Chicago and ss1nneapo-
Es On two trains. betwee, Chicago and
Lincoln on two -ratis. and between
Chicago 26 Dr-1Yc- on TWO trains. al
IN ne Burlington roz5.
Observation cfUD cars are now IN
seryice between -, f2agl aa6 Portland
aeatn. On the soT1b Coast Limited and
in day or two viii ~ extended clear
70 Chicago.
ObSeryafjon sleeDerS ere being ran
tetyeeD Ch4csgo and Kansas CITY
again on tyo trains. and fetween 81
Louis and Denver On TWO trains, % tae
Burlington route.
Beginning March !. 2 L. earte ~
stead Of the tabIe 1'hote meals viii %
served On AL burlington 65niEe carr
1T be2ins 70 TOOK ike rhe roads are
going bacz 20 raiinoaSspg szaan.P sa41
enc Keos.pk MAJ Khan fully TODAY.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-19
GETTING READY
FOR THE READERS
Public Library is Preparing for the
Advent of Lecture Course on
Civics for the
Women

a number Of new cooks are soon 70
,re added to the Gramm collection az the
i,ublic library fer use of Keoauk wom-
en- in anticipation of the course in civ
les which is to be conducted here by
Professor Yarros Of the Chicago
School OF Gives
The course will be conducted under
the auspices of the Women's Progress
Federation and is to be free. The ex-
act dates have not been set. but it is
to be held before the close of the club
year. The books which the women are
asked to read are the following:
Commission Government. by Clinton
A Woodruff
The City Manager Plan, by Tomlin.
sou
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-19
Late Market Quotations

stocksrz and feeders sT.nG145as
calves $3.50 Es= Texas COWS and
hssters- sssEG 1870
Receipts 1850 head Mar
Eet TO Zoe lower. Mixed and butch
ers- sr1-ssGILT5s good to heavy
19-5dG IT4fs rough Es-s%a 1876
1a-5a. h1zE- SITA1GI 1-To
Receipts. 1850 hes6- Mar
ket stezdS- E=es. 81 -0al Ils4s--
Ianahs. s17.55a fsI5. Gamers and
choppers. 81 5aG SEQ
Kansas City Live Stock
KANSAS CITY. Mo- Feb 1s--
Cattle Receipts. 1860 hszd Mar
ksE steady Steers SIS 80 g 20 CO.
COWS and heifsrs. s7-gsGI4-e-s- stock
ers and feeders. s7NEIs-oas calves.
s10eG f4-9G
Hoe-Rscet,ts. zerrs head. Mar
ke+ steadE Bulk. sfT.f5G17-7e:
heavy. sl1-50af7ss7 medium. sIT-s5
a1I75; light, s17.6G17-4q
SheeP Receipts 5.5Ga head Mar
ket Is To 25c higher Lambs Sf1-55G
I7-75, ewes. sfe-5eG 1l.5g. ssockers
and feeders, s19s1G1T.e0.
ORfdHd Live SCDCS-
OMAHA, Nsb-, Feb fe--Cztrle-
Receipts, $500 head Good steady,
others lower. Steers. sis-5GG 1890;
cows and hgffers. $3.50 HOO; STOCK
e-s and feeders. s5S1G 15-755 calves.
$1,000 1873; bulls and stays. ss-5a
1870
Hog-ReceIpts. Il Soc head. Mar
ket Is To 25c lower. Bulk S1T-0aE
1870; top $3.50
SneepRecetpts. $500 head. Mar
kes 10 10 lsc higher. Yearlings.
ss.wG1s.e0; wrhsrs. $500 1900;
lambs, s15.9oGf1.TV: ewes. 5000
1l.65-.
New York Produce
NEW YORK. Feb 1s.-FIour, quiet.
firm
Pork. quiet Mess. s4seogsocH-
Lard. irregular, nominal Middle
west spot. SIS .S0G go
Sugar raw, quiet Centrifugal test
Redned. quiet- Cur Loaf. s1os0.
crushed, s1a25: powdered, So
graduated. $500.
Coffee Rio Ne IN spot, 1916
Tallow, steady. City, sac: special,
sic
Hay. steady. No. /, sI4o6I5o; No
s3. sI.I9G1-2o; clover. $L6oG1-15-
/. Dressed poaftrT, quiet Turkeys- p
a s5c; chickens. a3G43c: fowls. 24G
ssc: ducks, 35340c-
Give poultry. fTm- Geese. 21G &c.
ducks, 4oc; fowls. 4sc; turkeys. $50
4oc; ROSTERS, 2sc; chickens. 2sG
32c-
Cheese. steady. State milk common
to special. 2TG 3515c:: skins common
to specials, Al &c
Butte-. weaker: receipts. 1882.
Creamery extras, SIC: dairy tubs ss
152c: imitation creamery frsts, 4o4
&c
Eggs. weak: receipts, e5.742- Near
BIZ white fancy. 5SG SIC; nearby mix
ed fancy, 449 ss1zc; fresh, Al 4S1zc.
Chicago Produce.
! CHICAGO, Feb. - - Butter
Creamery extras. SIC; creamery
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-19
-. rhlrteenth chalr.o

The extraordinary manifestations
Of an unusual power upon which in
great measure the regulations Of
pa1aAfno, Slade and number of
ogfFer gpiritualistic trance mediums
vito have been famous, were found
cd, are All Of them reproduced in
The Thirteenth Chair" Bayard
gefnsr's dramatic mystery which
WTUsara Harris, Jr., will send to the
Grand for Monday night. Resale
f.aGranze, the old medium who Is
ne principal character Of the story
produees spirit rapping" lifts a
table from the floor simply by pass
fag her hands over Il. and furnishes
? number 81 other samples OF her
ability 70 star1ie and disconcert.
Duriaz thss course Of the play che
also explains the perfectly natural
raethods By which each Of these
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-19

FROM POET TO PATTERNS
TIE sYpperSess Boy. HerHer Heos>rI
Recipe for Do1ghn9ts, ard tire
y.rsHeztson Of Quota
t5ens ar. Top4cs-

rs ny Dor Il The library Il ne
Z. please AK him II he wants any
s1roe-, and il he does tel hI1 70
cn-s hnze
is Cyrus Torrsend B-zdF dead
Was Is the nzIs OF Lz- ven
E-oEu Davenport poeST
Hare yo1 any poetry II the
-sWlsre y. Herbert Hoover
Born
VIII ron Loo. up good recipe Tor
5oC zaaErs and read IL 10 me On the
pEoas
Hare you any books On etiquette
telling now 10 behave a z dancer
These are only z few Of the scores
os auestio1s that CONE TO the Hbrari-
AIS az the pubic library every day
They tsi again and again Lhs hour
Of opening and closing Of the library
They spen and pronounce words
sTey day fur some weak spelling
person a1 the other end Of the line.
Then. TOO, they are asked Are
nv books due today and always
IL z pleasant Tosce reply. Just open
your ooozs zn6 LOOK al your card, the
date Is there"
Some Women and q Mar
Their are often asked the number
OF : certain pattern illustrated IN
Vogue, or the Delineator, or Eome
other fashion magazine ON the read
Ing tables
To read recipes on the phone Is
cutie z common request, although
one that takes a good deal OF the
valrzoie tine of the busy Librarians.
They are often asked TO give the
correct wording OF a certain quota
ton someone il trying to recall and
finds it elusive.
VERY seldom are they asked a
the answer They were one day
asked poser, and had to write TO
the New York public library before
they were able &c answer it That
was date and hour on which cer.
tain ship left the harbor al Ne"
YORK several years ago, IL was
ship lost al sea The reason for the
question was that an author. In a
book he was writing. had one Of his
characters travel on that boat and
his having been lost az sea was
special point IN the story.
Just nov the high school seniors
have the center OF the stage on ask
ing questions for their annual
themes The high school pupils are
great fzvorites at the library since
they always have intelligent in
quiries.
When a club starts a certain line
of study, IT entails innumerable ques
lions on that particular topic to the
Librarians, who are surely the mos
accommodating and gracious to be
found anywhere.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-19
Suit for s4oo. 900.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service!
CHICAGO, Feb. I9.--Frank II COZ
Inns. broker. today had filed suit TO-
$4,000 against the Cherokee VI
company alleging its officials had de
frauded him out of 225, zoo shares o.
stock in the company Collins de
clared he founded the company anu
when he later became owner OF tB'
stock the officials refused to transfe'
the securities to his name.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-19

unrest throughout the world. and de-
clared that il the league which
beat Germany would apply its force
to settling these questions ii would
do greater good than BIZ forcing ma
tions to surrender their national
rights.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-19

standards. 47c; dz1xy Ersta, 45IsA
SIC; dairy seconds, aS042c-
Eggs Firs-ss sT9s7Ac; frsts, ssc
Twins. III 6zScs Young
America. z4G74Isc-
Potatoes Receipts, 80 cars; Wis
coEsins and Atnnezo<zs, Per cyt-
$I-59gl SO.
Live roultry-Furis, 341zc; ducks.
sic; geese. &c; spring chickens. &c;
turkeys. alr-
St Losis Hay Market.
ST LOUIS. no. Fen. 1S.-Hay-
Inspection OF past tvo dzyg receipts
showed "a timothy. Is cIOTer mixed.
10 clover. prairie and 4 Alfalfa
Under large offerings. which consist.
ed OF heavy fresh arrivals, 9 good
deal carried over from last Eser
and quiet demand. the market vas
dull and easier. sales showing losses
o. SOC 10 81 from those prevailing
last week. market Is especially weak
On medium and low grades, which
offerings Sales. One car No. part
SIS Clover mixed car Of sample
- d-4s -t1- = C-4 g. R---
AZ S24, az SIS; No. I, / car Qarge
IL car no grade at SIT. No. 8, par
car a. $22s No ?. car at s23, s
at sa4 one switched, reconsigned;
ard and No / at SGT, No 1, 1 car
signed Clover car second crop at
=. go
and part No Al $40; No /, i car
AZ $23. ] a. sz4. Alfalfa .. l
car At SIS switched; standard. car
At SIS.
ST. Louis Horses ard Mules
ST LOUIS. No, Feb Is.-Hcrses
The market here today showed no
important changes on southern
horses, fat smooth mares ruling
strong and active with plain and
medium grades slow and no better
than steady with last weeks decline
Prospects favored some Improvement
in the market for eastern chunks and
big horses, but there were quite a
number of these TO sell 10 advantag go
and quality as a rule was ordinary.
Eastern chunks $3.50 @ ISL
Farm mares. southern type. 125G $50
/ Southern horses, CHOICE 110G120
Southern horses, medium esq IS
Plugs 25G IS
Southern horses. cheap. 50G 50
Mule dealers are very backward
about taking any mules. reporting a
very slacEc demand from the south.
as q result of the many government
sales of war mules In that section
tof the country.
I5 TO 1s1s hands $2n1G 3es
rs to 155z hands. .-......-. 1zoI 2z5
Is hands --------.-.....-. 165T18e
Il TO 141e hands. ........ s0Gi35
iI3 70 131s hands. --.......- 5oG12;
II TO 1ea hands 5oGI2;
Chicago Rye. Barley and Seed
| CHICAGO. Feb 1s.-Rye No. 2
!sI32
BARLEY ogs6c.
| Timothy 81 COG 1870.
4
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-19
MOVING PICTURES.
Hipcodrome's OFFERINGS.

Mildred Harris. star of For Hug
bands only" has arrived with her
third Weber picture which will be seen
at the Hippodrome theatre tonight for
the last times.
Seldom have the words scenic IN
vestiture" been more applicable to a
photopIay than in For Husbands
Only" Wonderfully artistic sets were
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-19

fwsfh one @xcepefc1J tricks 10 p@r-
ffyrnaed, bgt The 1zbEe ssfEfrg size Goes
neE explain. ard II Eaoye tSa1 I T=zx
ftserE azs EoG 5eer AZ z1a1szce a.
TIE Ttt-rserxh Chair that WIS FOX
crs-a59e-eEy raystsksd by IT.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-19
jury stiII out.

United Press Leased Wire Service
NEW YORK. Feb. 19.-The Wl,
was still out early today in the cas,
of Professor Scott Nearing charSs
with seditious writings.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-19

Coies Cause Headaches ard Pains
YeTe-fsa Headaches and Body
Pairs caused from z cold are soon
relieved by taking LAXATIVE
gROEO QUISINE Tablets There's
only cas %Brono Q1tui1e" E W
GROVES signature On the box 3ec-
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-19
1870 Mzir e.reet.


There wzs sons@ G1scz-sssoz. Of TIE
yzfqe os aavFnx wf-6ows Ng1ts1 ~
nSxff. zrS tEe sentiment wss thzt sT-
ery r1errtsr. egzgEz4 70 Keep tfs wiz
tyE trfIfsz-r 6rz-fnz t1se s~s-f-g EOF-rs,
There wIgI ~ Improvement n us r.
sr@et scoa
WheneTe- = g.are agziiG11S u 2a-1
street becomes vae<z1t from azg e11Sss,
De ws16xSws sfcssid De secured q
a<r1e r-errLzr.t fr et@ Eeszz1s-11sot@
nd used s1r 6fsD5ag u his wares. 2
rss azzges1ed The 5fes tocS1 wei,
zrd has been carried o1t ~ gcE1e Fee-
k-k merchants II tire Dzst-
THIS Surplus zsc-eT troSa tes STICK
e<ie institute sEbscrf2-.o1z VIZ or'.ss'
"A tesd tntzet 10 be rsse1 for : s2lz1isf
Erpose In the future
Regrets ard CorsrssGtstSera
7. J CHAPMAN, y. 4-tkf2- Et@csAsrl
ssat y. z Lsraa1Isr were 2pDos-tec 2
COMMITTEE 30 draft resolutions for ths
Commercial Climb ATTEMPTING 70 ezpTszs
~ regrets ~ the fepartErs of G. w
Yeylogg, manager ~ the StsssssiDTy'
River Power compary Members Il
messed their sAnse ~ the Ioss 70 Reo-
TUX in the Tearing ~ Ar. KeiIogg
The sentiment. the king IA essh.
ing i've the king. Tas zhovu ~ the
apOofntrnens Of arorEer committee
consisting u FRANK I5uInazn, J. =. No
Carffy and John Trs-ss1ty, % 6rzfr rea-
buttons Ut Congratulations from sas
cln9, 10 r., "A Sears on hfs promotion
N, ~. manager " The ws.errse1sr cor7-
tang.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-19

The American City. By wilcox.
The Study OF City Government,
Wilcox
A Modern Charter.
The Municipal Review.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-19

Chicago Cash Grain.
CHICAGO. Feb fs.-Wheat-No.
spring, s2-1sts
Con-No. yellow. $3.50: No 4
yellow, s1-z5z91. zsn: No. yellow,
sI-25612 No white. SIPS; No.
white, sLzSG12f; No white,
s1-e4: No. S white, 1870. No. 4
mixed, sL3GL27; No. mixed
sIe49115.
Oats 3 white, 5s65sAc; No.
4 white. 5TaesAc; standard, 5sA q
Soc
Chicago Live Stock
CHICAGO, Feb. 1e.-Hog receipts.
81 900 head; market steady. Bulk,
S17-40G 1855; butchers, s17.56G
ITS: packing, sI6.75a1T-45; light,
S16.75G 1880; pigs. s1425G16-5o:
roughs, s16.00916-75
Cattle receipts, $500 head: market
25g5oc higher BeeTes, s10-56G
1000; butchers and stockers, $3.50
1900; Gamers and cutters, $3.50
$50: stockers and feeders. IS 25G
1900: cows, s8.25G 1890: calves
$4,000 1915.
Sheep receipts, 5000 head; market
higher. Lambs. s140og 1885: ewes
s5-5o912-5o-
St Louis Live Stock.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. fs-CattIe-Re
ceipts. 5000 head. Market Is to 25c
lower. Native beef steers, sa90T
1850: yearIing steers and heifers
Sc. 500 1850; cows, s5-T5I13.53;
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-19

River stage at Z a. m, 40 feet
Mean temperature 18th. 81.
Highest, 40.
Lowest, "a.
Lowest last night. IS.
FRED z. GOSEWLISCH,
Observer.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-19
BULLET STRIKES
PREMIER CLEHEsCEAU
fCoz 1EE.ze3 EEozz pszs IL

premier CIEHkNCEAU
5000 $50 --1A -
- ----
- 49, Tzs--s-.zer
e,T - S-,e-rr,-srsgt,T- szsoz@s sus
.,-4s-s-s - 80 srrerr--s- - yr,,T- Esfs
1rrse- 49, 49,. $500 ~ ezEse.
80 49, -. 1900 - 49,, rarrs-u
- --s-tg-z 80 F-s-f.,- xss5sfs
70 ssTs So - s-T4-[ss-sfv Il she
sz-rs~ss ~ -s,- rsyrss 80 uzz5e rs an
~c,r.r gesFoy-x VA -. ss-le s,srst
Eve Ycsz trs-zra5a ever re sszzzsFr's
E-rrTzr e-4 - zrT7 ~ $3.50 ser4-
$50 -. -y---.~z z-f -, ~ r1-f5~
rrer~o EIr-Sassg
ASJsYLtIess E5 -S--E e
s'5zssy AIRED $500 80.
saTs1z t1ar Ers---l4sr tSs--- - -
t-s1 = ~ I- 70 -
t1z1 - $50 - &C 60
IL p-s-. E- 4
o7-s Erlez--@-ly Ss1s
grss1 p-Tsse-a2 poFs
Nesxzz. Frc-1 Ks-s George.
LONDON. FEB. Is-Efng George
sotzT se-- ra@ semorfrg zzeszzge 90
Fsren.se~ CEenereear
n am saocxea 10 hear u tae 5zE-
tar1gy attack I earnestly txrzzt t1st
Tcszr frEzrfes are roe ser5oss z-E
that tazrzs 20 Tcz- arseztf6 ers-ET
xsoreI % aeefts az VIII cantEaze
yessr great a-t valued efforts for
rrs-ce ri r@- zITtez
c<rcSss Statement
PARIS, Fe5. Is-TEe toEIoriag
zzz-s-ear REGARDING -Es attempted
assza ztzs-so1 os he pre1se- vzs IS
zzec to1zy:
~Przzzts- C7ezezceaz wzs In his
zz-o-satEls & sss 8o-sga-t De Les
rfs wter z rzn fired seven zhoEs Z.
zfrz. TIE prezaser ~sa s--grE IN rhs
ss1zE5er- several b-EIeta entered
tie cE1-z-z 0. me TRIO drivers, cE-
t1eT were roe wounded
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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-19

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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-19
Weather Conditions.

The weather is fair and moderately
cool from the Mississippi valley east
ward, with the field of high pressure
moving through the lower lakes re-
gion-
West of the Mississippi the
weather is unsettled under the infu'
ence OF a marked depression adyane
ing from southwestern Texas, and
there is light snow in portions OF the
plateau region.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-19
Weather Forecast.

H. S. Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
For keokrIk and vicinity: I'm
settled weather with rain or snow
THURSDAY; slightly warmer tonight.
For Iowa: Unsettled weather with
rain or snow Thursday and in west
portion tonight: slightly warmer IN
extreme east portion tonight
For Missouri: Unsettled weather
with rain Thursday and in west por
ton tonight; somewhat warmer IN
east portion tonight.
For Illinois: Increasing cloudiness
tonight: Thursday unsettled; rain
south and rain or SNOW in north por-
tons: somewhat warmer in west and
extreme south portions tonight.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-19

Chicago Rye. Barley and Seed
CHICAGO. Feb Is.-Rye
s1S2.
Barley-So9s6c.
Timothy sT00G 1000
CloverNomiuai.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-19
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES

CHICAGO, FEB. 10
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