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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1919-02-12
Health Tournament
Is Well Started
SCHOOL CHILDREN INTENSELY
INTERESTED IN CRUSADE
AGAINST ELEMENTS OF
BAD HEALTH

Last Sunday saw the beginning of
the Health Tournament in which every
school child in the county is intensely
interested and in which the parents
must interest themselves, not only
for the good of the child. but in self
defense if they would get surcease
from constant coaxings from the small
sons and daughters, many of whom are
learning for the first time in their lives
that cleanliness is not really next to
Goodness, but trotting right along,
side by side, with that great quality.
That the market in tooth brushes, nail
files and soap will be increased ma
terially in the present outlook.
Seriously speaking, there has been
no movement taken up for the children
and by the children of America for
the past several years that can COM
pare, for the possibilities of future
good it contains, with this movement
20 teach the children just the ordina-
ry everyday laws of right living, clean
illness, cheerfulnoss and the compani-
onableness of fresh air. The campaign
which started Sunday continues for
sixteen weeks, each child keeping, on
report blanks provided, daily record
of his accomplishment of the task set.
Each individual task, or "chore" as the
children are calling them represents
a daily care of the body which, if car
ried out continuously, will result in
their entirity in untold benefit to the
individual child and to the race thru
the individual.
In speaking of this Health Tourna-
ment the Redwood County Farmer
says.
'sThe attention of parents is
called to The Modern Health Tour
nament which will take place in
our schools during the months of
February, March, April and May.
The aim of this tournament is to
cultivate in the children GOOD
HEALTH HABITS. The cooper
asion of parents is absolutely nee
essary to make this work a sue
cess.
"As time goes on we see the
school education of our country
leaning more and more toward
health education In the grades
the study of germs and disease,
food, water, and air is taking the
place of the old time physiology
with it's dry and uninteresting
memory study of the names of
the bones, to be forgotten at the
close of the final examination.
'sThe National tuberculosis As
ISOLATION has outlined the plan
which is TO be followed by every
school of every county of every
state of the United States. The
eleven Health Chores which each
child is asked to perform daily
are considered by recognized
health authorities as essen al to
the formation of proper health
habits of life.
"The record of the Health
Chores done by each child is one
means of encouraging the habit
of doing regularly these personal
things which promote and protect
the health of the child.
tOur teachers have readily re-
cognized the value of the Health
Tournament and are willingly put
ting forth every efforts and extra
time to make of his own child to
cooperate with the teacher and
school in encouraging the children
to perform daily their health
chores and to keep their records
faithfully.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1919-02-12

Mrs. J. Hicks and children OF Nash
wauk, Mimi, are visiting at the home
Of her sister Mrs. Andrew Kinney.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1919-02-12

Fred Kleeman returned Monday
from overseas and is now at the home
of his parents Mr.. and Mrs. August
Kleeman.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1919-02-12

J. C. Corcoran was Redwood cali
Ter Tuesday. -Seaforth Item.
The Washington times., 1919-10-17
PROF. STEVENS
- -. 80 |: q. q -PsYc.H5lIlcs. -

MASTER MIND OF PSYCHICS. CLAIR
EOYANT AND PIANIST
Advice on all aHairs Of life, includllg
business and speculation. II Affairs of the
heart or emotions OF love interest yOus be
gives exact and truthful revelations, set
ties lovers Quarrels. enables you 70 win the
esteem and affection OF anyone you desire
causes speedy and happy marriage, tsllI
~ the one YOU love Is true, also date %
marriage. Restores lost Affection. peace
and confidence TO lovers and ullcofqanl
FAMILIES. Gives you the full secret hou
70 control, fasclnate and charm eho enc
you love: also those you meet How %
make person at q distance think % yea
Positively Feuniteg the separated Makes
no charges IN advance for hil Foaoin94
Unless you hnd him superior % any NE
dun you have ever visited, yuu rlcelyo
your reading absolutely free. without 49,
ing you q question he tells your naEl1 .
fun ana the names of those a. whom ~
are interested.
925 F st. N. w.
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MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN
FOR RENT-HOUSES
FURNISHED

FURNITURE Of Groom FOOminE house.
Elled; $500; owner leaving city: rent
cheap. zoos Il 81. n. W. q ] d0or ne
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CONSIDERED THE MOST GIFTED
CLAIRVOYANT IN AMERICA
VIII help you to decide what 20 beat 20
you % DO in love, business nnarriagat g.
Vorce. changes, travelingi VIII tel gol u
you will marry the one yea love, give -
lucky days and NUMBER See nef t949s.
She can tell you lots ut lalng8 yol WI p
glad to know. Unlike ordinary RaoRtts.
Madam DPAahman has poa8esazd tno exc
traordinary power from childhood.
MADAM D,ASHMAN,
Room 50. 1891 @ Bt. 81. ~.
VT 49, - 0s f61
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Parkview.

5.BO0-6 rooms and bath; hot
water heat; lot 25X11O; wide paved
alley: located near Soldiers Home
Park; IN attractive new house sec
tion; immediate possession.
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MRS IEANETp
PAL1rTsT. CLAIRvOYANP

PALMI8Es ELsALGNOLAAiE.
Guaranteed to read your entire llfa. Barl.
present and future She asks no uueEtlcnl.
but before you utter a word she telln Whne
you called for, names Of friends. anaulia1.
tells how 10 gain success On buuinera
health, Sourtlhips marriage, divorce, tells
you what part of the world win b sue
cesgful for you; advises how 20 gain ana
hold a good position; she tells q the ona
you love % trio or false Are yuu On
troublsg Do you ind the ore you have
bestowed your trust and affection upol
acting cool aDd indifferent toward y0ug
She VIII remove all obstacles ard tell Vuu
how 70 win and hold the one you desire.
she reuuite8 the separated. locates ahlele
Lrtend9 and relatives Readings, 81.oas
8pB ltn 8L. N ". foppolite 81 - = CAL
Private parlorn alo
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MADAM DIASHMAN.

20 T 0'' l'' W. 1sI7.1s.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES
M. 234s
Close to Saul's Addition

Almost brand new; absolutely
modern; 6 rooms and bath, dou-
bic back pOrches, front colonial
porch, hOt-Water heat, electricity
deep lot; space for garage on wide
paved alley. Price, $3.50.
The Washington times., 1919-10-17

FOR sALE-Pries, $1,000. Wen located
IN BrOokland, where immediate pos1es-
sion will be given; q lot 5OE142 20 q IS
foot alley: fully detached house. In excel
lent condition. having eight rooms ano
bath; heated with hot water. The whole
property IN hrst-class condition, and In
BDection can be made at any time.
BOSS & PHELPS. Inc, 1905 q 81. n. W.
FOR sALE-Priee IIO.75o. Immodiate
west Of ilth, Il. on the HsiEhts; two
stories, with four rooms on second lOOri
two complete bathrooms. hot-WateF heat
electric lights living room with open nro-
BOSS & PHELPS. Inc. 1895 H St n ".
FOR sALE-Priee 5000. Close 70 Lln-
coin Park; q good buy IN an elght-fOoIm
brick house; hrst-noor kitchen, four ped
rooms, furnace heat; can be sold on terms
q 81, 500 cash and easy monthly paymenta
BOSS q PHELPS, Inc, 1905 ~ Ct y. W;
FOR sALE-Pries $1,000. On First street,
In BloomiugdRle, occupied b. an owner
modern brick house IN dns repair; reason
able terms Of sale; this i1 splendid mouse
BOSS z PHELPS. Inc. 1895 H q y. ".
FOR sALE-PrIcs 5000. Vacant; can be
sold on terms Of 81, ,O0o cash and month
y payments; q tWo-BtoFy Bemi-detacned
brick house; heated with furnace having
for garage; located south Of You street
and just on 9f 18th street, in . strictly
BOSS q PHELPS. Inc. 1893 h 81 n. ".
FOR sALE-A dandy 2-family apt. house,
10 rooms and 2 baths; hne location on
Park road; will rent for $50 month Price
t4.2Oe; live IN one apt and let the other
BOSS q PHELPS. Inc. 1905 n q. ~ W.
FOR sALE-Ideal detached home on one
OF the best streets In PetwOrth; has hot
water heat. electric lights. metal weather
stTipping. seEeens garage. Immediate
BOSS q PHELPS, Inc. 1905 n IT. N. ".
FOR sALE-ChsVY Chass, d. C., half
square OF Conn. ave; rooms, hot-WateF
heat, electric lights, glas8ed-in sleeping
BOSS & PHELPS, Inc. 1895 H It n. ".
FOR sALE-K street northWest, west Of
Conn. ave; ideal location; lot 2oLl2o %
20-ft alley; substantial brick house.
BOSS e PHELPS, Inc, 1406 II st. N. ".
FOR sALB-Price, $4,000. A home that
must be seen to be fully appreciated: IN
Columbia Heightsi occupied by an owner
who has kept the property In immaculate
condition. A colonial style three-gtory
house having nine rooms, two large bath
rooms, hot-water heat, electric Nghta- II
you are in the market for q home OF this
BOSS & PHELPS, Inc. 1908 H gt. n. ".
FOR SALE-PTice, 1900. An attractive
squares from station. There are one and
one-half acres OF land; q modern eight
room and bath house, having electric
MEhta Possession given and terms OF
$1,000 cash and monthly payments will
BOSS Z PHELPS. Inc. 1905 H 1t. N. ".
FOR sALE-Prics, $3.50. On North Caro-
lima avenue, near Lincoln Park. Six
room and bath modern brick house, having
hot-water heat. electric lights; ample room
for garage. Owner in house will give i'm
mediate possession.
BOSS & PHELPS. Inc, 1905 H st. n. ".
Tel. Main $40. Tel. Main $40
HOME OF HOMES
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$1O.OOO

On ITth street, between P and
GA 8-gtOry brick house OF 10
rooms and bath, with steam heat
and gas light House In excellent
condition.
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FOR SALE-HoUSES
These Houses We Have Care
fully Selected From Our
Large List

IF you DO not find what you
want here, phone for other list
ngs:
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$500

a delightful Maryland suburban
home Of 8 rooms and bath. fur
mace heat and electricity. with ] 4
acres Of ground: fruit trees; ga
rage. Inspect this today.
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s5,5OOOO

$5,5OO.O0
Columbia road near Ca. avs-stors and 2
hatgs first floor, tr. and bath: second hOOr
tr. ana bath; store. below, l5xio. This prop-
erty is located I'm thickly populated locality.
Good stand for small business.
$4,750.00
lamont st. near Warder-Modern s-F. and
hath brick; good condition. now leased until
next May. Liberal terms 70 desirable buyer
who wants home next spring or a good In
yestmont.
$6,OOO.OO
Kenyon u. near Ca. avs.-s r; 2 apart
ment8: hot-Water heat: lot 50Elt0, with sta
bic on alley; now leased. Owner wants oRsr.
$7,25O.O0
5th IT,. y. E.-s-r. and hath. bot water,
electricity. Out-of-town owner wants equity
in cash, about 1900 required.
$4,95O.OO
D e. n. E.-s rooms and bath; hot water
go oash.
$6,3OO.OO
Falrmont q. n. W.-For eoolred; small
apartment house. Live In one and other
viii carly property.
$3,75O.OO
P st. n. w.-7-r. and bath. hot water, for
colOred. This property g. offered on pre-vaF
basis; 81, 900 cash, balance same ag rent, and
about same amount that this house could be
rented for.
$8,5O0.0O
TskOma Pari-s-r. and haths; strictly
modern. Owner occupant VII give pos1eg-
sion; 0,1oo cash required.
$4,650.00
Glh u n. E.-s-r. and bath: ~ aGh.
$6,750.00
Bubmban-sllveF SPRING.: modern new
home. You can move IN When deposit %
made; 1850 cash.
$16,0O0.00
California st-s rooms and 3 baths. Ooeu-
pied By owner, who win deliver PROMPTLY
$500 cash, balance TO suit.
$4,000
LAFgs 1o-room house: hot-watsr heat; dou-
bic brick garage: soft. alley; i've squares
White House: s. 600 cash required: house win
pay for itself. Inspection BY permit
$5,S00.00
no Morse q. n. E.-Beautiful white brick
house; rooms; bath, gas, electricity, hot
water heat, double pOrches, large yard. I'm
mediate possession. 800 cash, balance 81
month.
$4,000
Morse st. N. E.-s rooms, modSFn; 800
cash. balance same as rent.
For these and other desirable homes call on
NATIONAL REALTY CO.,
92O New York Ave. IL
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$6.5OO

Near 18th street cars, south Of
r gtreet-A 3-story, II-roorn ana
bath house; In good condition.
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$3.50

In Mt. Pleasant-A practically
new home Of s rooms and bath,
cars; vapor heat; electricity and
sleeping porch
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THE WASHINGTON DYES
AND CHEMICAL
CORPORATION


Now making the famous
German dyes, offers for
sale LOO shares at par
value $1,000 each Of its
capital stock, for the pur-
pose Of enlarging the plant
This is one Of the best In
veStmentS ever offered %
the Washington public. The
demand for dyes IS unlim-
tied and the profits are
enormous. The officers Of
this company are: Mr.
Oscar J. Ricketts,, preSi-
dent; Mr.. George It.
Parker, treasurer; Prof
John D. Hird, vice pres.
and gen. mgr, who IS ac-
knoWledged to be one Of
the best authorities on dyes
today. investigate TINS Won
deTful opportunity at once
For further information cali
at the Office Of the Fman-
cial Representative,
j. WALTER LONG,
8Oi CONTINENTAL TRUST
BUILDING. MAIN 79O6.
rs
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$1O.5OO

In Warrington Heights-Home
o. 10 rooms, baths. Can BE-
bought on very moderate tGrmA
Hot-Wator heat, electricity
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S875n

In beautiful BRADLEY HILLS
An attractive English bungalow
OF six rooms and tiled bath: hot
water heat; open fireplace; cleo
tFic range; cement porch; large
terraced lawn; abundance Of shade
trees; lot 12lL175 feet. Immediate
possession.
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FOR SALE-FARMS

N ALBERlIARLE Co, VAg-566 acrs1.
$50 cleared; well fenced and Watared /:
6-room house good barn and other OUT
buildings; tenant house two miles from
r. R. sta, IN good community. Price.
$4,000. ] also have Other farm bargainn.
convenient to Washington. Richmond- ate..
and varying In size and price 70 suit the
richest or poorest. JNO. A. NICOL- 1914
Eye q. ~. We washington, d. C. a
CLIENT offeFs fer quiek sale I3 aeFaB na1a
Round Hin (Bluomont Va: snail
house; 80 acres cleared IS acres excellent
timber thickly settled community: three
springs On property; In the center OF the
orchard district and excellent site foP
bulldings most beautiful view from place
% any on the Blue Ridge Mountains: owner
asks 800 per acre; make offers reasonable
terma :. 9, BROWN, Attorney, GI2 Eth
q. N. ~. Phone Main 368L 8e3l-tf
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h175O

One-haif square from GauF8 al
oitiOn-A beautiful new home of
8 rooms and bath; hot-Watsr heat
and electricity. Large, attractive
garlga Lot 26L11o. Immediate
possession.
The Washington times., 1919-10-17

Lunch ROOM, in Food eondision. Fel1lr
for selling on account 81 iu hellth reEs
nomabIe % cash huVer. lla .Tl ~. u. "
or phone Franklin 906o
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Mt. Pleasant.

S7.1Bo-Termz 1880 cash; 3
rooms and bath; excellent ar
ranFement; attractive location In
section OF expensive homes; not
far from end Of Mt. Pleasant car
line.
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&11.n0O

IN Warrington Heights, near
18th Btreet-A 9-room-and-2-bath
house, with vapoF heat, electric
tty, 6replace8 and porches. Lot
30L130. Immediate possession.
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cLAIRY0YlNIs
iesa8ed 81 10 Di8triei d Colllalb,l
MRS BOSWFTL
PALl-IsE I'D CLALEEoL.-L-

EALllL8E AND CLAlkhllEla
Gives advice on bushes matters. l1lA
health and family alalrgs tells u ne c-1
you love ig true OF false, what part 1L Ll1
country % lucEiegt 60 Vuus what tc a. q
Be gnccelgful On lfa. Gives you dafe1 ana
lact1. tells you what has pamed On llc.
ana what ID happening without 4lllu. -
single question. She does muG tell 1
please, but reads 1u1f a. the hands I1ei-
cate tells you the planets Toq were
when and whom you VIII marryi rettic1
ana explains love, famfly trouble. mar
tlonG. Investments trnn1acflouu 81 All
kinda In fact. no matter what Wuuf lllls
fear OF aubiGl6n, come % this noted PALM
one 20 be unguEceE8ful or unhappy. 20
matter what the cause. her advice reuloFll
All trouble. Shg 9uar1utr1B ultLlLlefllla
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PA1INAB ID FO0niinI ho11s f-7I75-7s -
chance Tor some one. lady 81 FartIrfrrr
can % write 1olf 18th o. 81. ~ rfr-.
Erankiiu sf33-J.
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$12.5M

A downtown DETACHED house
Of rooms and bath: hot-air heat
and electricity. An excellent buy.
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$1.75O

IN ChsVy Chase, d. CA lovely
and garage. Moderate terms and
possession
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Ad0eYtgSGng
SUBURBAN PROPERTY
BOB aAIB

N OLD VEBGTNIA-A1mnrf new eo1rr'nl
house. near station, on Fall1 Church line:
. acres rich land. with fruit. stable, chick
en- houses q bargain az s., 500; terrna pes
session ,..l a onee, See ,. I. CoNWELsLs
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RIZPAH ELDON

CLATRVOYANT MEDrClF
Knowledge q the future l1 power fcr tn1
present, and clalrv0yance gives that knoui-
edge RiZpaE Eld1n is one % che worlds
noted mediums and palu1istas she gtandl
alone In her profession As EcieutIl1
pannist she - accurate; as a mediu11 g1l
gives names and descriptions % spirit
friends, messages and information on all
Affairs of life. family affairs. love aG8iFEs
buBiae1g deals, mining and Inventions
PARLORS Cor. 6th and @ So. NJ ",
Entrance T01 9Th 81
Hours. 10 A NJ 10 10 n ~ Gnp
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INVESTORS
ne Tmmeiiats - -

The Immediate and UFrf
demand Tor the American u1uullrIr1-r -
soetons lpolcni n-lE and paper Gcca1 -
Aagt eolof dyes. On large uuanllffer
ane q thq most gubgtanli1I
Nllll oI Wl1nln1lou have formed
p4uVs ana for tho past three urnrrr r.~
R5o4uceq lFe hulofe4 pounds per 1000
q lye that naa 9tooq the test ci the l-lre
most chemists uf thi1 country - rr
been pFononnce4 9 positive Eucccr
there q no Held today that rmrrr a.
sane opportunity % investors - - -
lnqlllrgs ana q you have Eln1 90 inF
~ = RlePq--tlon Lnal % nov paying teltr
tnau lltF per cent. % would y ven r1r -
90 look into this az once.
About three thoueand shares % the er-.
lfll stock q this Compuur. cnrlfrfIr -
one l1n9feQ an4 nllT thousand dolafr r
lo 9uefeg the public, Tor the purBc1s =
lllAllL1cluflug additl1nal colorn.
F4f value q stock ten dollars per rrra,
.-ll-l .-a-----ll-l e 4te ahaEe1 % 1uh1crl1ar
Al.l stock ID being taken un very FrrlFl-
ana Wiu most likely Be On tho murE5l
.lort While Aqf furgheF lnfoFntEtior
address BOX t38, Times ofdca
81
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MRS. AURORA B. WYMAlI,

Spiritual medium. Consultation 81 90.
9f18 18th g. ~ W Phons Col 91I1.
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MADAME LENORE

GIFTED CLAIRVOYArgT AND MEDEUlL
Gives true and good advice un business.
love, divorce and marriage Ielll haU .
gain success In anything you visa % De-
Ielll how 20 oVercono evil iuauenccls llU
20 gain and hold the one you love Her
happier after seeing this gifted mediuE1.
No guess work or questions asked has
she sees and tells comes tue l1eLla kho
fun name of who you win marry, the G1B
and month Give her q trials Before Vul
criticize: come ana be convinced what Q
natural born clliFVugane can DO .8Glla
faction or no chargsL Hours % q
Closed Sundays.
ia ELEVENTH STREET ~ W.
(TWo doors north of Palai8 EoVal1.
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Near Onion Station.

95,750-Modern Groom house;
front colonial porch; hot-Watef
deep lot TO wide alley; space for
garage.
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Brookland.

9B,250-Attractive corner home;
containing Z rooms and bath; ga
rage; lot 35Ll5O; exceptionally
good location; not far from car
line; immediate possession.
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lexington.

85,300-Attractive locations one
half square from car line; Z rooms
and bath; large attic; lot 38Ell5i
excellent residential section; I'D
eral terms can be arranged
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$4,000

An excellent houFs IN Mt Pleas
ant OF 10 rooms and 9 baths: hot
floors; toilet "a basement Pos-
session
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FOR SALE-HoUsES
SHANNON & LUCHs
7i3 i4th St N. W.
Near 18th and G ST. N. E.

44,75O-6 room and BATH excel
for garare: Attractive new house
section: close 70 18th and d street
cars; immediate possession
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$1,000

IN LanisF Heights-A very ans
Bemi-detached home Of rooms
and bath; hot-WGteF heat: oleo-
trieityi sleeping porch. Lot 38E
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-07-05
CITY NEWS.

Classified advertising must be
paid for in advance. Telephone or
ders are accepted at the risk OF the
patron
VIII the lady getting the wrong
Panama hat at the Keokuh Cleaners,
Boo Main, last Thursday. please return
same and get her own hat
Miss Catherine Farthing has re-
turned to her home in Creston, Ia,
after a visit with her aunt, Mrs. C. E.
Skirvin, roc Franklin street.
--Keokuk lodge No. 13, l. o. o. r.,
meets regularly every Monday night
ct 8 o'clock. J. B. Well, N. c.;
Henry Shaefer. recording secretary
Built By P. d. Kennedy--the
stamp OF honest cement work. Est
mates furnished on all kinds of ce-
ment work Write 1907 Palean or
call BED 1861.
Masonic: Regular meeting OF har-
din lodge No. %, A. T. and A n, Mon
day, July It'll, s o'clock p. n. Visiting
brethren fraternally invited. BY order
Of the W. NJ. G. y. Duerkop, Sec'y.
The Donne1lsoc Review says: Mr.
II. G. Rirchner and family have moved
to Keokuk. they will be domiciled
temporary at 418 n Ninth street, until
Trey get possession of the property
bought recently, which will be some
time in August.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-07-05
UNION SERVICES
IN CHURCHES
A Hall Dozen Of Them Cornbin
Forces for the TWO Hot Months
of the Summer With Seized
ule for July Out.

The Keokuk churches win hold
union evening services during the
months of July and August partici-
pated in by the First Baptist, United
Presbyterian, First Christian. Trinity
Methodist, Westminster Presbyterian
and First Congregational churches.
The following is the schedule of ger
vices for the month OF July:
July 6-Ffrst Baptist church, Rev.
Huell Warren
July 13-United Presbyterian, Rev.
E. B. Newcomb.
July 30-First Christian, Rev. II. E.
Nethercut.
July 27-THnity Methodist, Rev.
Harvey Moore.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-07-05
GIRLS PICNIC
ON MONDAY
Y. w. C. A. VIII Open Its Camp at
Prices Creek With a Celebration
In Afternoon and
Evening.

All the plans are completed for the
formal opening OF the Y. w. C. A.
camp on the Prices Creek school
house grounds. On Monday afternoon
there will be a picnic which gives
promise to be very happy event.
Cars will leave the Y. w. c. A. build
ing at $50, at 6:15 and T O'clock.
and will furnish free transportation
for the girls, to the picnic camp.
All who attend are asked to bring
their supper and one cup, one plate
and one spoon. There will be var
ious athletic games and stunts and
swimming for those who wish.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-07-05

morning will prech in his Congrega
tional church pulpit. He got of the
train, registered at the Hotel Iowa,
and then sent his church notice to
The Gate City.
He has been gone nine months.
He was in charge Of the religious
educational and entertainment work
of the Y. M. c. A, with the Second
air depot, near Chaumont, which is
the general headquarters of the
American army.
He leaves Monday for a stay of a
few days with his children at Tabor.
Iowa, but will be back next week
ready for his church work here
which VIII go on regularly hereafter
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-07-05
GIVES ANOTHER
SUNDAY CONCERT
Community Band Will Play in Rand
Park Sunday Afternoon For
Two Hours With Good
Program,

There will be another band con
cert in Rand park Sunday afternoon
from $50 to 400 o'clock nv the
Community band
This band is giving these concerts
every Sunday this summer in the
band stand at the park. where the
surroundings are ideal for a sum rpar
afternoons enjoyment of musts.