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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-07-23

Pearson, Vaughan &
Hoolbrook
Louis Pelz
JOS. Haubert
E. C. Weisrnan
Rollins Book Store
Winger Bros.
Otto Rochenback
King Plumbing Co.
Pollard Bakery
Fred Chaser
c. S. Abel
Hotel Iowa
Colonial Theatre
Keokuk Steam Laundry
Bartholomew Bros.
Keokuk Electric Co.
Sam Bernstein
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-07-23

| FRANKLIN COUNTY COAL $40
And from the best mine down there
! (2eigler). d. E Reeves & Co. B 1416.
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Crowd Sees the Fire.

A large crowd quickly collected on
the corner in the business center OF
town at an hour when many people
were in the streets. When the flames
flared out OF the upper front windows
for minute, the people had a real
thrill, for they believed that the en-
tire building would be burned.
A woman at Fifth and Main streets
stopped Commissioner Hemmy on the
sidewalk and called his attention TO
smoke coming from the building. At
the same time several other people
saw It, and an automobile was first at
the Sixth street station around the
corner with the alarm.
While that station went to the fire
Commissioner Hemmy turned in gen
eral alarm and ordered all stations to
the scene with the hook and ladder
truck from the Tenth street station.
Plenty of hose was laid, but not much
was used. the fire was extinguished
so quickly when the firemen got the
first line to 1t.
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Schlotter's
1mmegart's Grocery
Buehler Bros.
Frank Jones
E. F. Renaud
Edw. L. Kruse
Baur-Mullarky
Hotel Iowa Pharmacy
Seibert's Cigar Store
Odell's
Ewers-McC arthy Co.
Styloform Shop
Hippodro11e
Megchelsen's
Wilkinson's
We'll e Co.
McGrath Bros.
M. Younker Co.
Glasgow Tailors
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-11-20

preached for the Church of Christ .
Gomez Saturday night and the sam
church at Brownfield Sunday morn
ing and night. His audiences her
were light on account of the fact tina
very few knew that he had arrive'
and also because the weather wa.
somewhat disagreeable. He will
here again on the next second Sun
day.
Mr. Sides, proprietor Of the Home
Cafe, was badly burned this week
while helping to weld casting for
the road grader. II seems that he
was filling a gasolene torch from an
air filling tube at one Of the garages
and forgot 10 cut it off before re-
moving the air tube, and gasolene,
air and all rushed out in his face, and
and took fire from the torch He
threw his hands over his eyes and
saved them. but one side of his face
and ear was badly burned. Had il
not been for the quick assistance OF
NJ V. Brownfield and Curley Gamble
in smothering the flames, the results
might have been much more serious
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-11-20
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
FROM TERRY COUNTY

Herald.
While out driving over the south.
west portion Of the county, one day
this week with some other parties,
Boon Hunter ran his Ford into
wire fence which threw him out on
his head and seemed 10 injure him
as he IN very heavy We hope, how
ever. that he will quickly recover
from the accident.
Grandpa Raymer left this week FOR
Bronte, Texas, at which place he VIII
visit daughter during the winter.
He has spent the summer and fall
here with his daughter. Mrs. Noah
Bell, and his daughter-in-law, Mrs.
John Raymer.
b. Tidwell Of Abilene. Texas, was
here this week looking after his prop
erty interests in this county. He in
formed US that he was obliged to
move his family back to the Plains
and had selected Lubbock for his
home.
We are glad to admit that the Her
aid made a $4,000 mistake in CIV
ing the amount Of money John Hall
is TO receive for his service Of carry
ing the mail from Lubbock to Brown
field and return six times each week
We announced that he would receive
the sum Of s4492 when il should
have been s4992 per year instead.
John has purchased n large Dodge
commercial car, and the mail busi-
ness on this line has already shown
decided Improvement, the mail get
ting here now right on the dot, or II
anything, before the dot. However,
we are very sorry that we are to lose
the citizenship Of John and his esti-
mahle lady. as they are TO move to
Lubbock, for the reason that the
mail must start from there of morn
ing. instead of from here.
Last Sunday morning about ten
O'Clock Mr. Clarence Lewis and MISS
Ina Sawyer drove to the Baptist par
sonage and Rev. J. Anderson spoke
the words that bound two hearts as
one. Mr.. Lewis is one Of our very
promising young business men, being
a member Of the firm Of Lewis Bros
& Co. and probably has as many or
more friends than any young man OF
this city.
School was dismissed this week,
and the children were put in the cot
ton patches, there being several OF
the business men who volunteered TO
carry them out. As one Of our bust
ness men stated. the cotton crop -
entirely too valuable to waste, and
he was willing TO do his part to get
il in while the weather is good. All
above the fifth grade are out, and we
understand that some Of the instruc-
tors are out too. gathering the fleecy
staple. and making ever so many
bucks per day
Elder II. L. Taylor, Of Lubbock
came down on the train Friday and
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-11-20
BACK TO GODS
COUNTRY" AT LYRIC

Featured by its remarkable scenes
Of the frozen arctics, by the numer-
GUS animal performers and the un-
usual histrionc ability Of careful
ly chosen cast, coupled with a plot
that has every right to be styled new,
the First National superproduction,
Back to Gods Country" opened
Wednesday at the Lyric.
The scenes we're made in the arc
tics, on the far shore of Lesser Slave
Lake. north Of the fifty-sixth paral-
lei. The animals in the production
make the film most unusual. The
story deals with Dolores, swimming
girl Of the Canadian wilds, and her
love for the animals that haunt the
woods about her home. There comes
into the life % the girl young writ
er. He. too, loves nature and her
children.
They are married. Together they
venture into the rim Of the Arctic
circle. to go among the Esquimos.
Dolores meets Wapi, the Killer, a
great Dane dog which has neither
man nor animal as his friend. The
kindness of Dolores wins him and in
time of great need he fights big
battle for her.
Included in the picture are dog
sledge rrce over the frozen wastes;
a dog fight such as one reads about
in Curwood and London stories and
a scene in which Dolores, Miss Nell
Shipman. plunges into the waters Of
a torrential rapid 70 save the life Of
the man. The battle for life in the
ice-cold water is real
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-11-20
CHILDRESS PASTOR WILL BE
PRESIDING ELDER HERE

George w. Shearer. pastor Of the
First Methodist Church Of Childress,
which position he has held for sever
al years. was appointed to the posi-
ton Of Presiding Elder Of the Lub-
book District recently. Rev. Shearer
has been in the ministry Of this
church about eight years. all of which
have been in service with the North
west Texas Conference. Rev. Shear
er Is a man Of about thirty years Of
age, and Is well thought Of in the
Childress territory and other places
where he Is known. Presiding Elder
w. +. Lyon resigned this position at
the Conference session held recently
here. to accept the position Of seere-
tary Of the Centenary.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-11-20
EDWIN BARKER SERIOUSLY
HURT BY HORSE KICK

Edwin Barker, twelve-year-old son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. N Barker, who
live about three and one-half miles
south OF our city, was kicked by a
horse Friday evening and suffered a
crushed skull. He was brought
Immediately to a local sanitarium for
treatment. An operation was made
by attending surgeons and Il is now
thought that he will survive.
The boy left the house riding a
horse trying 70 catch two other
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-11-20

horses that had fled with harness on
from the house. II is thought that
when he had caugth up with the
horses that the horse upon which he
was riding stopped suddenly and
threw the boy off and kicked him.
The boy walked about a quarter Of a
mile toward home after receiving
the injury
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-11-20
NOTICE TO REAL ESTATE
ACENTSi

| take this means of notifying any
aud all real estate agents who have.
or have had. my property In Lubbock
county listed, that al of sans IA no~
off the mafkst-xessn yourselves
HsseFdinsiy.
alp .. n. Wright
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-11-20

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The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-11-20

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TivE BRoMO OufNINR Is better than ordinary
on iiue and does not cause nervousness MOI
9ineing IA head. Remember the tuii ma me and
ioak far he signature Of T.. W. GROVE Nc
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SHERRARD
Serious Accident.

&C. Weaver OF Shcrrard. and his e.
vcar-ulI son. w"r" IN" victims Of a
very serious accident "Wednesday "ron-
ing in Brnwood. Mr.. Weaver. accom-
panied by his son. Randolph. had g"n"
with his wagon TO tax" his fath"r-in-
law, who had been visiting ham. to Ben
wood. In turning tn" wagon. after IN"
older man had gotten out, III" team DO
came excited. turned too short, and
threw the two occupants Of the wagon
out under tho wheels of tn" vehicle.
Two wheels passed oIcr the boys head.
intlictinG q deep cut over On" Cy" and
another at the back of tn" head. MIR.
Weaver suffered TWO fractures Of one
limb. and an ankle dIsloCation. They
were rushed to IN" Glensdale hospital
for surgical attention. II was al first
believed that the boy could not TO, over.
but later reports are NOR" hope rul. Re-
ports of the fathers condition arc also
favorable
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Briefs,

George McCombs. who was in Franco
with the 520th Infantry. arrived home
on Wednesday from Camp Sherman.
whore he was honnrably discharged.
Mrs. Mary Wolfe has returned 10 her
HON" on Caldwells Run. after visiting
friends here.
chiidren's day service will bc hold
in the Alien Grove Presbyterian church
next Wednesday evening.
Miss jean White Will entertain the
T. d. L. Club at her home at Noun,
Olivet next Thursday.
large barn on tn" farm or Q T.
R"mke Of Carrolton. Ohio. was burned
10 the ground Friday morning. lis an
tomobilc and much farm machinery WINS
also destroyed. Mr.. Rcmkc moved IN
Cnrrolton from Shorrard about two
months aCo.
Mrs. W. e. Watson will 90 ru Mar
Gaut own today to attend tn" commerce.
mont exercises OF the West Virginia
University.
+. /. McCombs left on Tuesday for
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Allen Grove Presbyterian church.
Roy. G. W. BOglc, pastor Sunday
school al o'clock. T.. W. MCCOmbs. SUI
permit, ndrn;. Thor" Will be preaching
by the pastor at $50 p. m.
Pleasant Hill Methodist Episcopal
church: Roy. NJ. l.. Dcaricn. pastor.
Sunday school at 10 a. m. l.. J. Cooke.
superintendent. Sermon by tho pastor
a. o'clock. The Chlldrcn's day scrv-
Ice which was TO have been held in
the evening. has been postponed until
June 90.
CnIldren's day services will be held in
the Bethlehem UniOn chapel on Sunday
evening. a splendid programme will be
rendered BY the Sunday school.
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Our Prices on Awnings Interests You
Wheeling Tent & Awning Co.
McMECHEk
Meeting OF War Veterans.

There will b" an important meeting
hid Monday evening ~ \ o'clock Al the
s.. james hail on Fourth and Logan
s. reefs for soldiers. sailors and marines
wh" have returned from servo" for tho
purp"s" az forming Il post o. ihe .\m"ri-
can Legion.
Captain Charles McCam!c. "f Mounds
willie. VIII" recently returned from st.
Louis. whore the American Legion was
held will b. present and explain the
purpose 90 the organization. Captain
Mc,'amic was IN the service for th'r-
teen months at southern camp. He
urged cory soldier. sailor and marin" &"
20 present. aud cordially invites all boys
os Bcnwoud who have been in the ser
vice.
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Pfnwood Rriefg-

Miss Mary Ltil. of Main street, who
broke her arm when she foil off or Il
ladder last week. is reported TO be con-
sid"rahly improved.
John Murray. Of Sandusky. Ohio. was
n bus, moss visitor in this Clly yesterday.
Mrs. Ethel Jones of Grafton. return
ed t. her homo Thursday after n weeks
visit with local relatives and friends.
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st. Johns Picnic,

Wednesday. June 18th. has been So
lcc,ed by Ec\. l.. NJ. Shocnen as the date
for the annual school picnic of tho st.
Johns rarochIai school a. Wheeling
Tark. Special carr will convey tho kid
dos 10 III" beautiful out-th"-pIkc r"T ,rt,
where the uay will be passed with
gtmvs ard ihr various pleasures OF the
PARK.
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Mat With Accident

Little Mary T.nb"rki. aged ,. mot with
painful arCid"r' ThurSdiy afternoon.
whom she sprHlu'd nor aGaic.
Sho was descending tho stops or her
home on Marshall street. Wh"n she step
nrd l,pon a bar Of SOAP. causing her to
r.ll down ton steps. II Will h" several
DAYS before she VIII bc able TO walk
again.
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June a. IN IN" Nelly room of -" Soc
oud Presbyterian church. TIA" Kings
Daughters viii enjoy >"rlrl meeting.
Mrs. Howard I'n' Imam = leader Of
THIS circle. Tn" plans for this event
arr as vt incomplete.
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First Christian Church.

Tho annual outing Of tn" First Chris
tian church Of South Chaplin" s'r'"i
will n" hold Thursday. IUn" 9f. n III"
state fair goTnuds y basket picnic VIII
h. a feature Of IN" gathering. and ii
IS anticipated that one 80 M largest
and most enjoyable r"Wm."ns @! ~"
Members Of the church VIII h" ihc
nul como.
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Sa.xaphoue Club.

Harry Muldrr~ ENTERTAINED tho NOM
h.rs Of IN" S1XaphC"" club last even
.ug a, ms horn" on ar'i"Ii strict. A de-
liGhtful evening was spent IN music.
games ard Other pl"aSap; pa9,lmcs At
{, soaSUNlrlc hour tho guests were scrV.
ID 10 tempting refreshments.
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VICTORY KALI PLANNED

NEN NNkk. JWnN II ErlpIlI"r Iion-
crnl ';""rE" Win"ni" t"dtN rr"s'utrd Ia
III" h"nrd 81 estimate Il jiar for IN"
establishment IF = Nl'l"rr hnIl on tn"
sit" ni n" Old GrH"I Union h";ri at
I"rshirg Square" IND street aud Park
av"1u". Tho property VT purchased hv
IN" pUhil' S"r>I'' COMMISSION for US"
in subway construction and is To be
sod h% IN" city.
Tn" plan - To- erect u building cover
ing n" "nIIrc block. tn" ground floor To
hc used ms an exhibition hail. ON" OF
tho largest IN the world.
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SOUTH SIDE
FIRST Mas June 80.

st. AlphnnsuS church VIII again he
tho scene of that imprc$S!V" ceremony,
n newly ordained priests first mass.
on Sunday. juno %. whom Rev. Louis
Holman. n former local boy. Will offer
the holy saCriirc for tn" lIrSt time.
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PlaHprounds Omen.

Tho Fairgrounds Of this city w"rc for
nrrlly opened last Monday afternoon
w.th a large attendant" Of children. Tho
instructors have taken W their work
aG,l all the new equipment has been
INST aJlcd.
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Pearl Funeral.

Funeral services over the remains of
Mrs. Mary Mary Pearl. II South Ben
" God. were held yesterday morning NJ
the -. James church. McMcch"n. Father
Galway ufficiatod. lut"rn"nt was made
III the Moundsvilc cemetery.
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Cheyenne. Wyoming. whore hc VIII SUR
y"y for the state highway COMMISSION.
Miss Lena M"Graw and Mr. Dan tris-
we'll. nC Cleveland. ar" visiting Mr. and
Mrs. J. A. TomlinSon.
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WILL VISIT The o. S.

WhSIIINGT0N. Juno I&~-Dr Alfredo
Mcmhrrno. candidate for III" presidency
Of Honduras. viii visit the United States
shortly. Official announcement of tho
visit today said y. Memhrcno was COM
ing to this country TO consult an Ameri'
can physician.
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HRaHnR Set.

The case of Mike NuEclich. the for
eiGncr arrested last Saturday evening
for reckless shooting on Marshall street,
will hcu p before Squire RcIdcl on Mon
day. June %.
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NtElway Climb

I'll" Midway club of this city m"t last
evening in tn" club rooms on Marshall
street. Til" evening VA Sp"nt in dis
tu~Sing a numb"r ~ business matters.
Tho meeting was cpuciudrd by a smoker
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lenh'lla II. Duni',l qualified a: al
mtnSirairIX Of ia, estate Of IN" late
Owen Dunl"yy.
Matilda f.. Kurt qualified us cx"cu-
trIN Of tho win "C G~urs" W. kuriz
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this city. Father Golway officiated.
lit, rm"u, was made at IN" Moundsvillc
cemetery.
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The SHOE Hospital. Wh"eling's big
g. Il and h"st hoe repair factory. IO4S
Main street.
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Tho Shoe Hospital. Wheeling's big.
gcSt and best shoe repair factory. 1045
Main street
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Tn-day Is The last day Tor tho mom-
horsh!p drir" wh'vh * being ~-Ghuct"d
lv tn" ru"n-bors of tho local troop Of
Boy Scouts Til" lads ar" trying TO got
: now members. TIL" troop consists
now oC about m'mh"rs. To-day beng
Tho las day for Tho drive If Tins many
row ms.uh.rS ar" t. b" secured they
will hqv" 90 enroll n i:ttl" sp"cdicr than
they have - ~" past few days. TIL"
dr.lc viii Cni TINS evening n 10 O'Clock
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Peal Funeral.

Funeral SoriCcs over the remains n
Mrs Ana Pearl wer" hold YESTERDAY
racrnjng at the ST. James church ..
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-24
ASSAULT NEGRO REV.
FOR DOFFING HAT TO
BEVY OF WHITE GIRLS

Rev J l., Saunders, pastor of the
South Ottawa colored church, Was as
,autpd last evening at , O'Clock Al
the corner of the First National l'anh
by two Young men who took exception
to the minister tipine his hat to two
Young ladies' The girls are employe0
in the WoolWorth ; and 10 cent store,
where Rev Saunders is employed as 4
porter. They knew Rev. Saunders
and as they met him spoke TO him
and passed on down the street.
The minister raised his hat ana
walked on a few feet. when he was
acosted by two strange young men
who demanded to know why he had
tipped his hat to their sisters. one
of the young men gave the divine
punch in the eye, which caused q
severe bruise.
The Young men who caused the dis
turbance were not related to eitheI
| Of the girls.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-07-24
MISS AUbRY BRIDE.
Of ETTORE CUALAN0
QUIET CHURCH WEDDING, WITH
WELL KNOWN COUPLE AS
PRINCIPALS, is SOLEMNlZED BY
FATHER HACkETT AT ST. PAT
RlCk'S.

Miss Gertrude Aubry and Professor
Ettore Gualano We're quietly married
yesterday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
at st. Patrick's Catholic church, Rev
Lawrence f.. Hackett officiating. The
couple were unattended and only
their immediate relatives were pres
ent.
The bride was beautifully gowned
in a hand embroidered biege satin
suit, with a hat to match of geOrgette
crepe trimmed in bisque maline. She
wore corsage bouquet Of sunburst
rose buds.
Mrs Gualano is the eldest daughter
Of Anil Aubry of 1457 Ottawa avenue.
She has resided in Ottawa for the
past eighteen months, coming here
from Waltham township, and is one
Of the most charming young ladies
of the city She was graduated from
ST. Marys convent in Utica, and
taught school for several years.
The groom resided in Ottawa for a
number Of years, leaving here for
| Chicago about five years ago. He now
conducts an orchestra in Chicago
which has won much fame in the
| Chicago musical world. He is one
| Of the most talented musicians II
! the state. He studied in Naples, 1t
1ly. and later graduated from the
Auditorium conservatory in Chicago
After that he studied composition ant
! ;tromentation under r. Sammone
Mr.. Gualano and his bride left yes
terday afternoon for honeymoon
trip after which they will go to Chi
cago, where they will be at home tt
their friends after September |. a
4136 COrnelia avenue, Chicago. Botf
the bride and groom have a host o
friends in ottawa who join in wish
ing them many hearty good wishe
for their future happiness.