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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-08

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PrEekonajcie ste, jsk duo mo4ecia
,pracowse hub tak diugo motecis iSe
.bsz mscrenta. N~astepnie wezcte dWie
ptecto-Gramowe tableth Ewyklego Eu-
uzted Iron try razy ma dSlen 20 %
.dxeniu Vr1ez 2tygodnie. Pctem WJpro-
b~ueie9swoi@ etls powtcrnie 1 prSakc-
naJcs sic, wisie EyskaBScie.
. Wfsiu ,nerwowych, podu1adayeh NJ
SdroRtR iudxi ~cierptacych co chwile,
ehzymSso wprostA sadzfWfajaey prry-
'bytsk Sly 4 enerA vrDez przytmowa-
ME &sla1s W ~wfaSciwej formde "
dWSchitygoduaach cEasu.
Nunatsd. nm lest obecne utywA-
No rvkrocEte prIes ~prxesEio try MI
ltony fudn FSbrykSni SVarsntnta
skateczns I Eupefnie sAdoWalniajace
sknth katdemu knpujSccmu iub xWro<
ptan9pdSy. Jest 70 Saans W5xy1tEm
&rogerxJSton. =.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-18
FOOD INSPECTION EXTENDED
Sersses OF Bureau Of Merkets Ncsw
Covers IS Receiving Markets
WORK is Eroaeened.

prepared " the United States Ispsrt-
uaent ~ Agtltusinf~t
'fltv so8sd products Inspection service
III this bureau Of markets, Cnssed
States department, Of agriculture, has
ta~n extended until II aow covers Az
large rsNeeistng markets As shippers
aud receivers become acquainted with
the seryic~, which supplies a neutral
Inspection ~ p@rlshabies, the condition
Ut shipments Improves, owing so better
packing and leading ss cars, while tho
operation ~ the service has tesadsd to
prevent less through delays In unload
ing cars. Although ss frst established
the sersice received applications ns,iy
from clippers, recent legislation bread
ems its ~Trx aftf afssst4asts@as saas isa-
spectten are nrw received frorn ship
psr4S receivers. dealers, ard other In.
terestsA persons, nominal ire b.ing
cha rsed Ia each instance.
Among cornm@ndatidnx ef the shsises,'
'ian service received frsm farmers
and shippers organizations u the IN.
torSstnent IL The American Fruit and
Vegetable Shippers association, In
resolution pa sscd nj a rerent cDnvcr"
ton.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-18
BARLEY IS GOOD FEED CROP
On Faxerakte Sc;is Northern Farmer
would D Well to Maintain
Present Acreage

gr~-rarr-s sy the rnasea stAtss p<p@rs+
~sn, " Aersealtsr.)
Barley hss ars been grown nearly
20 xsdely as the yiel,. per acre In
pound. Of ee~s. would justify, saa
n tx feared tia. he iaSs nf ths milling
and brewing market may reduce the
acreage still mers. Frnga The stand
point ef farm es,anoray, the barley
acreage In the northern states should
not be reduced e~sow the n~cd foe
ssrr- iced Barley Is q good feed
grssn for all classes AZ live stock.
In TIE northern states II yields more
rsaaGs NJ fs~~i 10 the acre than arr
NJ ,hs esher sasail xrssaa II yields
sest 80 w~sl1rain~rt scssx II ee~s
rot r~spsad wvll 90 lands 'hst are
ret az ianas tia; av sandy. On n.
roeahls sesx In the re-,Asru ssa,ss
sas s.rrser ~oal5 10 wea 10 rsaintatn
sAs barley acreage, especially II he
has ave stx-k to '~a5eh be may fed
n. II wfI give q reoerrSs F~srrr lr
.ect, ast at the same tfrns 81 into
slrsn~- any ru.attca n also te15s
i,s@4f readily 10 ,he nsasx~ra~ns ~
he tarra4 as Ia many localities u csa
m, sS-~s-i later tAsa xyrsSr wheat and
thus Use tarl iaacr to god sdvsa
asG
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-18
THIS LIFE MERE PATCHWORK
by All Things win Have
Full Completion

Life AZ best seems only pateltR ors,
ny tho time The artist learns to pain,
y picture which IN considered worth
while. his hind has become shaky.
aer,nus or palsiri and he eanhot paint
n. thing IN his heart for which. all
bis life he hal been preparing Hy
the time the business man has earned
eaoush money to keep him ia comfort
for the rest Of hla days he has often
to@t his capacity ta enjoy tho fruits az
bis labor When the mother has raised
hsr boy a. manhood her offspring
.'aases her ,t3r- The shhe X Sqmeone
- iove~ better. and by the time the
An learns 10 really appr@late hls
ioiher she IL teken frum hI,n Moth
LAG Aeems ever quite finished. quite
uaa tnre. quito "a Il should hr In this
world Perhaps In the hy.and-by an
>nno;hrs planet No shalt all tnd that
every Incomplete thought and work "
eur lives has hern fttteA tuto the
completed temple Vt life which We may
thsu nhahtt forever, ~~s.os Angeles
frmes
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-18
HOW Can YOU TELL Y0uR
FAvoMTE roeACCo?


Snsskvr do net Asys 10 pat seb&ero
n their papp~ ~ fad cut II they like II.
They can just rub the tobacco betwesn
the palms M their hands sna xas~ll Il.
The nesw h kn luiaIilhle guide 10 srnok-
ing snjoyfsent
All smoking tehsneos employ setns
fAxering TO improve the hsyeas ard
burning qualities IL tbe leaves. 70
assots this Encynlohpslla britannica.
Naturally, there " tar Ssase.. abs differ
eHce In tes kind af tiaswings uSad, and
the rass quickly dsseaas this dstfw~nrs.
TUXEDO TuhaeU ases thu purs~t,
most wholesome, and delicious al Al
havcrtngs ~-shursAa.s. And ihe alana&s
universal liking for Chocolate In 4 great
iFsrasarw explains the Widespread pcpu-
lsrity II TUXEDO Tobacco.
Carefully agrd. cid Nasiey tobacco
PLUS q dash 81 purv chocolate. gsvsS
TUXEDO Tobacco pure fragrance
your nose can quickly distinguish frum
sny cshss tobacco. Try n and -
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-18

e The Rev. Lx. l.Aslisps sat sa bis
stusfs cae Sunday asaraimx gcsas over
the beads FER bio foresnoa sefu,afs
Suddenly bite hv~sye~r-oad granaasugh.
tyr entered with an sir 81 lInpersanee
wsrunsl~tatsiy.s abe said. \ wunss ~
ask yea su,apie-
-aensy.~ said the clergyman. grand.
daddy IN very busy, Raa away nav
and csne back this sftesnsaa,
"isut i'm saiy take ron mipate to
tell me." persisted the little enc,
well he said. Knowing from PAS,
saperiencrs shat she WIS nat Ia he dis
susted fsosa her parIs~e~, ~ |, sill
take only a uisauie, ~ ahead What
b IT SyH IN int ~ tsii yTss T''' 's,' '''
Il want" Maid the child. 80 kanw
about condensed mils aid the lnaasets-
late Ta,irsptiun,-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-18
LESSONS or ORCHARD
APPLIED TO WOODLAND

,PrsY,a res nv ire Enss%s States
tNeea n nssnt ~ AzFicssltarss
BEFORE planting your orchard
yaH decide vhat ARE tie most
profitable vHf.~tie% sni nsaas
anly those Yea don't want too
great a variety.
IN handling the woodland II
IL best 90 keep sniy ssw OF
tire rsoSt probable varieties OF
forest trees sni cut csi the
Others
Yea plant ysur fruit, trees
far seart hectuse yea want bow
sp.esdias tops easy 10 PICK
from.
IN planting forest tr~es yea
deaf wat tn p.ck the fruit.
No yoa plant the sr~s~ near to-
gssh~- and easain ssll straight
trees with srnsil to;s4
Yos psurs youf fruit trees In
nrisr IN ss; tes wa~d ard bet.
ter fruit.
Issa't waste srse rrrning for.
aS. trts~s, Ne~Mse ys1 are nes
growing sn-ess fruit bat wood
fsst asaf tbs trs0-er srr@s fDy
wasS ana i-sr, she AeSs GOES
for lumber.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-18
| am Sincere! Stop Ca|onleI!
Guarantee Dodson's Liver Tone
Listen to mel Calomel sickcns and you may lose =
days work II bilious, eonstipated or
headachy read my guarantee.

Lyen up year sluggish tiverl Feel
ons and cheerful: make your work Z
pt@asafe: b. vigorous add full o. am
Atti0n. Bat take no nasty, dangerous
~aiosns., bevaass II makes yoa xack
end you may lose a days xork,
Calosaei is mercury or quicksilver,
which causes necrosis OF ths benes.
Cklsmsi crashes into sour bile Hike
dynamite. breaking n up. That's when
Svu feei that awfui nausea and crsmp-
~.
listen 10 mel II you want to enjoy
ne incest, gsntiess liver and bowel
cleansing you ever experienced. Just
tlke spoonful Of harmless Dedsea's
Liver Toae tonight. Your druggist or
osaler seIls you bottle of Doison's
Uver Tone for q few cents under my
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-18
AS YOUNG AS
YOUR KIDNEYS

TNs sst.ss 81 ycush 10 EffG!NA.
TON or foisssNs sran yaar se,Ay,
Tbs Sens. yeg exa Ase 10 BIZ q hundred
and ss1oy the good things At life ssth
~ much Peg ~ yea did when Ia tito
spTsnxttsss II ,sata. ks%p year Asdy
n resd conditions. that's the serrvt
Watch the titnsys, They otter ard
parity the hleed. al ef whiea bleed
passes thrunsh sAsm cree every three
taisufcs. Keep thsm clean and In
proper working cssaisasn ara yeu hsys
AeshIwg 10 fear, Drive the poisnaeas
vassss and deadly uric sead sscawuls.
tiens from yoar syssssn. Tsts tNi.D
MEDAL HasYs*m tai Gsrsales and yca
VIII aiwsys be In good condition. fss
will feel stranx asd vigorous. with
steady nerves end slastie uaseiss.
GOLD MEDAL. iiasr'ssn OAt Consoles
ere Imported direct sram the lAbaras
torres II Hssri.sn, Holland.
Trey aFe Feiisaie r~msay which
has hesn 1ssd By the sturdy DutrA for
ever Md years and has heip.A them
10 dsvAIap Into one 81 the ssrcagest
an2 h-sshiess races ef the world. Gst
tkvw fran ragr dragrsx. lso BOT taks
Q sah*ti,ate, In sss.sd pAekAgss.-~
tAsss sissA ADV.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-18


personal nannsy-baek guarantee thai
each sceonful win eisan yoar siuSxisA
ilssr better than dose Of nasty caio-
mei and that 1, won't maks you siek.
Dodsca's Liver Tone 10 real tivss
medicine. YyaIi know II next Haefr.
lag. because you viii wake ap feeling
iins. year liver win b. wcrking. bead
aehs and dizziness gone Stomach viii
be sweet ard bowels regular.
i)edsoa's Liver Toae IL entirely
vegetable. therefore harmless and can
not sailvate Give II 10 your children.
Millions uf people are using Dcdson's
Liver Tone instead Of dangerous Gallo
mel now, Your druggist win tell yDu
that the sale Of caiosael IL almast
stopped entlrely hsrs.--Adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-18
CARE I'M HANDLING MACHINES


Spwse3rsA es ta& uaaEss& States Dwp&rs.
ueas ~ AxxsS1ssSfsl
4 exxsAln fsraa~ @aipsa@1s ss1alslf has
ea~ r~re~d vassansxr wha bays q ass
esa6er s~tss shr~e yssrx rs& who ~
eas tims was In aSAs fwt three tandeF&
wAash be p@rsh&sea ta q Period u
sss~A yemrA TAls farmer asz~ u ready
made apple tres - . shelter fas his
Erwaa harv@xtes. whea an~ tr@l rots
Ae psanss sasEh*s. and sighcuxA IN
mod BITS family work hard. he ts sl~xys
paysag Last seasoa's aeAfs with aext
years ssaeeass Why isgfs be saccesss
fur
II The agricultural tn&paesssuss which
have rust-t and sstesd /. raes~s I'm
feace ecra@rs esd svsnsarss ceaid BE-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-18
Dealt Wait Until the last Minute 10
Bee That implements Are Ia Coed
Working Order.

placed end 10 cad. they would probably
stretch irem here to inaalsum. .Ap
,pruxitaa!ety .sltst.sssl,tA1 constitutes
The snnasi loss ina 10 LACK ~ care In
hapdltng fann machinery tribute TO
eatrh us-catrsheaa iaesaads. TMs aver,
age farmer win slt ap all night to save
tbs life af ssy-aid calf eF litter
81 pigs and thI,S nothing 81 II, set
the sasnc Yi4aa ssk tegFuase 'hr tisas
and labor necessary 10 haul valuable
fools froA gtr nelds ~ pr0psr shelters.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-18

he yes I'll 49, - nnasssf - -
vesk sSsAd 4 ysal d ~ - as1A
3 hssss. y ~ yer ks1 hstAmr yelsi
An wa palsl = YeNF eaa%1 ~ m
vAAaFYs nseAsr ~ yetf hely I'M
sAaF~. ha6h sseaaxi
Al "a, sAahis hls&9AkSf ~
A~rsal snois m~si@ trvsm wiAA tAe1n ~
hsrAA y u, nm~s 0aiamA MsiiksA
Discovery. TAk .nAauTs ssGneAy@ NSnm
n tahass us kQuid t<sn. y wAl hnIM -
ysx hedy, mass your ODD and psc&ss1
yea fran dnssr sssxsA xAseA hszk sv&sys
sAMM. 0ns II The acsivs ia&rsehsasa II
Tim ta&nysraAc< Alternative ard trnis \
wi1A rAs1sy hAzk with stallnInA. Which h
- Rod fT TIE hsnss and NJ tccaxAsi
aAnc 0~1epa grape rsst hhsad recA
strne Hsol Queaas roe1 --~ I'll skilfatly
epmlaaad n tho Medical ns@Ms~ry.
Thass roas hAvs direct Aessaa On W
ssaanaah, iTayxvssax dae~sao1 and nsmansk
Aasaa. TAAe kestsAl extsssts n ~
~IhsocswxyM hid sn hlasd~naAkanG saA
m hsss fx sssufaiA. nv hmf@avsnS ~
Ascd thy aid N tAsowaak al N ssssak
Il snsscasA. 7s..,s''l's.ss 'r'e..'s
CAtArsA sApsaia h. s~Aasd. Hnt. M
htcod h@&sA With tAis Alternative TAsA
h NAslssanA. th& nnSA shcsald hs wMxA&6
daily With Or, sssss CstArh Rssneds.
esmA lOe ioe Gsal pks. II MedaaAa ID
ssv~ry TNhls1s q CAaASsA TAhhts 70 ID
rSswrA insAtad3 nosel ba6Alcs N. Y.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-18
DESTROY ALL GARDEN PESTS
essd p,a, 10 Burn o. Oh sess vsess
ars otner Vegetation Mski~g
ess4i~S eseeA

A x,cd WY to I'd TIE ssrd~a cs In
sect posts Il 20 hsus ~ aIl the cid
h~ss vines, rsmpefn sid n~aoa vis-A
an1 ether vSr~ss'sse. a. snsk sprss
make sxc~fisrt h-~~ssssr pis-ss for
thss-~ p~~ss Tee rsfus saSa& erws
se rated into srnsH sizes. shea trss~t
arr after burning ihv aAsss sheasa b
~c+;'~r~' over the SxsS,ea Sas< -
sSeslsz IL usl
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-18

Dent ssrw, A tiay hsstae VI
Escesoae costs but I FEW cents ss say
drug stoT~ Apply f~w eFoFss On INT
cernx csilHsss and hard skiaA On bot
tsm III feet. then hft them en.
When fressnae fesaSvws corns from
tAe seex ~ ealiasss froga tho hctsesa VI
IN feet, the sksa henna.h II lefi pink
anA healthy saa never seF~ or tsaass,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-18
RANKS WITH WORLDS GREAT
Give Him an Assured Place
Among lmmortala

According to a legend. which. how
ever Is seriously considered by certain
authorities, In the year iGsG the fall
of AN apple "a Newton sat In bis
garden suggested tho NEST magnificent
~ hls subsequent discoveries the Law
or universal grayi,atluu. IN his FIRST at
tsa.p, 10 explain the lunar and planet
airy niatlous he employed an estimate
then In use Vt tbs radius VI the earth
which, based on tho value OF degree
~ latitude then prevalent. VAS so er.
runeoQs az 10 produce a discrepancy
between the real tarrr OF gravity and
That rt4etv@ 'Yg tsas~ary 40 explain ttss
motieas and Indicated emily an approx.
mRte yeriheatton VI his Theory Ae.
euts.nGty. he abandoned for number
~ wears the hypothesis that "A hn'uo
srn.N,us attracting sphere behaved as
II all matter was concentrated ut Its
center, and took up ether studies. CON
sistlns chiefly ot Investigations af the
nature " ught aud the construction Of
telescopes. He glso prnpouniei new
theories pn light" and co!or, Newton
1,s~l March ~. is..T totd s,yic). and
his remains were iDteFr~d In West,
miuster abbey,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-18

yfEnft41rs~ tftaFa sfshffar ~;AfSss vvrsmafg
In the sootis and wherever available
should always be chosen for gully
planting. Seedlings from 4 to L. inches
In height are Of very suitable size.
In taxing them NJ. II Ia impariant to
iensen the soil carefully and break as
few roots as possible. They should
b, nisred at once IN buckets Contain
Ing either water or wet sphRgnum
mess, and during the gansplanting the
roots should never 10 allowed to be-
cuu~ dry.
Sell s3oa'd Be- f'n~sd'
After being vet In slar", the soil
should ne carefully and well Armed
about the rnots A spacing Of about
4 10 q f,-e, apart each way is RECON-
menfet
Other kinds * trees ray BE- used
for the same purpose of turning such
wsS,. ends satn profitable paris u the
sprt~. Tho forest service CEltei
States department q Agriculture. viii
furnish information 40 haw te plant
forest trees saa lists @, commercial
dealers handling s~tSi or seedlings ef
various trees suitable tor gully plant
,nS
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-18
Result OF Work.

maud kstchams hands do DOT
show any signs II toll" THE one
with the engagement ring On II does
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-18

fsrt~srtsa, sssan wire ahHSs ka ka~gs
all hasn't sense eisuEgh 10 know
nat he doesn't
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-18

When d1s hNrks AZ 'hs moon a.f
aight II Il Surv sign ~ Insomnia On
kAs part n tbs ANN-~anh nihers
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-18

II lsHt what man tf~Sn't know
that worries him. but what he knowe
others know b. dc@snt anow.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-18

Insincerity has taken . few orders.
ut II never held ish very hong.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-18

yK0vHr aAaT now u. Nksss Din wf,i s~~y~ss
~ *sgasash ara Hssss tssAksne fpsfexasy AasYn.
- se~ &tfsRstass - tke haAsA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-18

= The sn,ali bay occasionally co
su,nes time by ca,,ns dates.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-18
CutiCura Soap
---------- IS IDEAL -
For the Hands,

81
WOMEN sHot IN NOT wETTra
wttA hs@asnhs. @skashs. assEtstse. tNsrzAs
MtAs AAAAaAsta4 aAa.. AAAassl. &llsxAAta Mhss
rrsas&s rs@Fa tass .tss~Aaa ArsvaA EvsA6Mse1p1
fss esa#l -speetettesss Tbs T.sais Assls 10.
,~fmsEgy Ing waters asA Aniss~rfte FswAst
sees8y t0tnsssAa Fpsgasa Tfsss reays4 VIII
eun tsses yaa Ftfsy ssHis N~segtm' nahs
~emen hsslths sssass Aad sisrrissa e.
ynK C0vki.lA fOmfAsY. ifss Tsmsss VI,
W. L~~is M All gssssfs ses1sd s~sd ~
answered sr ~sswsn
SWEET POTATO PLANTS
W. A. nos beasias ssasFs ~ ArstI $50
Nay ssiitsrs Ports Hsts eAa Tssws@SA
-. sa'. f,ss. vss. s.ss.,sa ~. 90 49, 80 -
Hss; it,sss, ~ st.sss ssa s~~t, I'm
Per 'hsas@sd " .sssse rss~st RS -
ts~us~~6 Parcel v~s. E A. MnMMA1
pLs~T co C%l.sshaa Ca
ggssSssssm
W. n, w. MKMphiA NO. tb-.tsis.
D.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-18
, LIANT TREES To
ESCAPE EROSION


trrvpass4 w sAs UnssaA States pspass-
~snt Of AsTseaifarel
IN the farm has places that are wash
las badly. tbs swuess sheuld lose 10
time In starting To rvcissm them BY
planting sreex
In the upper P!edmcnt. rnonntain.
and Mississippi valley sections ro 9th.
r. tree 10 80 wrii adapted for plaatlng
Tn gailies M black tor -yeliow"l w.
eust, II has large root systesn. sack-
ess freely frasn the root. grows rapid
ty. and makes ons of the gnoas lasting
woods for fence posts. Small srsons
CT Ueediings froB to . feet high
with roots Should be set out In tae
spring 90 gully banks and cssr the
gully bottoms In soil made laose by
naattecE. pio@, or dynHrulte. A spse-
INC nj approximately y IVY \ feet apart
h advisable. taxing advantage " mat
uraily favorable situations and avnsd.
tag the tniddis Of str~am channels
The little trees can be- dag 40 In locust
shicke,s. Or ebsaiaed from commercial
nurseries ..~.s,.-.. se.''a''|'
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-18

Fer the dry. riayey salts Of the Pied
mont. the native shortieaf pine trinas
eeh,aatal Ii we'll adapted fpr stopping
gully erosion. II Ia very frequently
observed eofniag Ia naturally In such
places. aud ev~n when young rxerssnE
a marked instusece In holding the soll
Nasa seq ssss IL. sstllaaa It's gragIh IT,
fairly rnpsd. and la FEW years. II
forms complete protective cover.
Young shar'Icaf piuey are often fonnd
IN great numbers in an old fsld recent.
ly turned out They are murh more
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-04-18
SWEET POTATO PLANTS

W. n. u. MEMphla NO. is-.,sis.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-11
CLOTHING NOW
BEING STOLEN
Various Articles OF Apparel Reported
to the Police as Taken from
Public Places
Here,

The middle of winter is a good time
to steal clothing, evidently, by re-
rorts to the police department.
Last evening John C. Bode left his
hanging in the Y. NJ. c. A.
while he spent some time there. and
when he reached to axe it off the
hook it was gone. Two young men,
in town, hal applied at the
desk for lodging, and only L Of them
wore an ~overcoat, SO that the authori-
ties would like to know whether he
is wearing BODIES coat now.
This morning, Ed. Lewis. Of 142o
Park street, reported to the police
that he had a sweater jacket stolen
Wednesday night.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-11
RIVER
BASEBALL PLAN
The Hannibal Magnate Writes from
Quincy Hoping to Get keokuk
Interested in the New
Schedule.

The story in The Gate City yester-
day about the plan Of 7. j.. Lenane.
owner OF the Hannibal baseball fran
chise. to form a river league for 1913
is supplemented by the following let
ter received this morning from Lee
name. His address is 512 Maine
street, Quincy, and he writes as fol
lows to Keokuk fans through this
newspaper:
Early in the spring of 1918 I wrote
your local newspaper and manager
OF your ball club in regard to the
formation of a River league but owing
TO the war I had to drop the propo-
sftion. With the cessation of hostil-
tiles. ! think the time is ripe for
starting the organization.
My plan, briefly outlined, is this:
II TO have a sig club league.
comprising the following cities: Louis
llama. Hannibal, Keokuk, Fort Madi-
son. Burlington and Quincy. the clubs
TO be composed of home players, thus
eliminating a heavy salary list. The
teams would play Saturday, Sunday
and holiday games only, no two games
to be played in the same city on these
days, thus giving the people one game
every week. instead of two games
every two weeks.
/ would be pleased to have the opin-
lion OF Keokuk In the matter. and to
know whether you would care to take
the matter up in your city. I would
like to have the plans on a concrete
basis not later than the first week in
February.
The Quincy newspapers have en-
t6orsed my plans, as there will be no
IThreeI ball here this year.
If you are not interested, will you
not place this letter in someone's
ihands who might be?
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-11
REPUBLICAN
1920 CAMPAIGN
Chairman Hays Has Authority e Starr
Il When and Hon Re
Decides is gest
Plan.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Sery3cs.l
CHICAGO. Jan. IL-Im H Hays
today has authority 10 start he repu5-
.lican campaign Of 1920 when. and how
he chooses. This authority WIS voted
him in a resolution permitting him 70
name an executive committee ana sucn
other committee as may be necessary.
The first step expected is the estzb-
lishment Of headquarters az Chicago.
The national committee listened 20
q report by Hays said TO deal with
democratic party methods OF running
the war. II was not made public.
Aside from eulogies Of Colonel Roos-
evelt and proposals for a pernanea,
memorial to him, the session was re.
markable for:
Seating two vomen as members; Je.
manding adoption OF the federal SUI.
frage amendment.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-11
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