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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-11
General Committee of Mine
Workers Accept Presi-
dents Terms
FAITH IN PRESIDENT
Terms Provide fer Immediate Re-
turn to Wcrk at II Per Cent In
crease in Wages Over Scale

indianapolis, Dc. 1l.-Ihe strike
of 100000 bituminous coal miners
cf the country was settled here yes
,terday when the general committee
CT the United Mine Workers of
America agreed to accept the plan
offered by President Wilson. The
members voted to accept the pro-
posal of President Wilson shortly
before 3 o'clock yesterday after
noon.
The terms of settlement as
agreed to by the miners provide for
immediate return to work at ] per
cent increase il wages oyer the war
time scale, against continuation OF
which the miners struck. Operation
of the mines will be resumed. en-
cept as to wages. on the same ba
sis as obtained prior to the strike.
Immediately following the return
of the miners the President vii! APP
point commission Of three men.
including enc practical miner and
one operator or mine owner in ac-
tive business. which will consider
! further question Of wages and work
| ing conditions as well as the profits
of operators and proper prices for
coal. The duties Of the commits
sion will include readjustment of
both wages and coal prices if it de-
oides advisable, the readjustment to
| include dffcrentials and internal
conditions within and between the
districts. The commissions report,
under the agreement. will be made
within Go days if possible and will
be accepted as the basis of new
wage agreement. the date of its cf-
fectiveness and its duration also to
be decided by the commission.
The miners. in statement given
out by acting President John L..
Lewis. Of the United Mine Workers
declared that the Presidents pro-
posal was agreed to because it con-
tains a definite. concrete and practi-
cal method of adjustment Of the nj,
ners' claim for increased wages. II
also states that the United Mine
Workers have full confidence in the
President of the United States AM
profound regard for his will anc
judgment.
After reviewing the terms of tht
plan for ending the strike. tht
statement says that neither opera
tors nor miners will be allowed t
change the basis and no discrimina
tion by the ccal operators will b
permitted 1t was these specific
propositions. it was said. which
made the proposal acceptable TO tn
miners.
, After adjournment OF the confer
Spce kilograms were sent to all loca
uScns, instructing the miners to re
turn to work immediately.
NorfNk salt water Oysters an
Hao,nior& Rar clans Jacob Bril-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-11
FOR ACTORS FUND
G.. l.. Boothe Chairman of Local Com

IG. l.. Bootke Chairman of Local Com
mittee
a drive for money for the Actors
Memorial Fund, the purpose of which
is to raise a suitable amunt OF money
to be used for the disabled actors
who saw service in the world war,
has been inaugurated in this city in
common with other cities throughout
the country.
Alexandria's allotment is $500.
Gardner L. Boothe is chairman of the
local committee and those desiring
NAV send in their donations to him.
All persons interested in the welfare
of the actors are urged to contribute
20 the fund.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-11
SHRINE NOTICE

Arrangements have been made
for a ceremonial Of Acca Temple,
A. A. o. n. NJ. s.. at Richmond
Va, on December 18th. 1919, those
who desire to take the degree al
that time. will please notify me.
T. ". Latham.
Representative of the Potentate
293-4p
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-11
POTOMAC FISH COMPANY vii

POTOMAC FISH COMPANY will
have on sale tomorrow ard balance
of week; white lake trau+. na1iocf:,
bass. Spanish mackerel. flcurdcrs.
:ellow perch. catfish, stcak pollock,
Norfolk and river oysters Best
fried oysters. Phone 1913, c. H.
ZIMMERMAN, 100 North Royal
strest. 293-2p
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-11
DIR. KING DIES OF INJURIES

Body of Physician Victim of Auto,
Coming to Vienna, Va.
Savannah, Ga, Dec. 11.-Dr. Clar
ence King died this morning from
injuries received Monday night when
his automobile was caught between
TWO street cars and demolished. His
BODY viii be sent to Vienna, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-11
LOST ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS

Yes. that happened to the party
who failed to call at TESTERS and
have his Radiator insured, ruined
motor and radiator, result Of the
cold weather. Call around and let
US sell you protection today. We
have guaranteed freeze proof solu-
ton.
TESTERS
294-1c King and Patrick SITS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-11

NorfNk salt water Oysters and
Hampton Bar clans Jacob Brill,
foot Of Enr Street, 227-H
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-11
HAPPENINGS ABOUT
CITY TOLD IN BRIEF

1Iy IHIn IN RRehk
! tUIi ulU V UIuI
/
arrived and can be found at St.
Mary'S Church.
-
Mrs. l.. l.. Jacobs and son. Lewis
/ +. Jacobs, .Jr., are spending the
AR. and Mrs. G.. w. Wood, Of
his civ. are the quests of the lat
GERS brother. W. T. Brown. at his
l.omp in Stanton. Va.
The regular weekly prayer meet
ing will be held in the Anne Lee
Memorial Home for the Aged. at 3
o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
Of America, VIII hold their regular
meeting at i:5o CLOCK thlS evening
n their hall IN North Pitt street.
4 marriage license was issued in
Whorter, of Alexandra, and Mrs.
Elizabeth May Mann. of Washing
ton
-
Girls wishing to attend DANCE
his evening at Camp Humphreys will
Prince and Royal streets. at 6:45
o'clock.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-11

The regular weekly prayer meet
ing will be held in the Anne Lee
Memorial Home for the Aged. at 9
o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-11

Mount Vernon Council. daughters
Of America. will hold their regular
meeting at 7:30 o'clock this evening.
n their hall in North Pitt street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-11

Mrs. l.. l.. Jacobs and son. Lewis
l.. Jacobs, Jr.. are spending the
week end in Baltimore.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-11

The Sacred Heart leaflets have
arrived and can he found at St.
Mary'S Church.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-11

4 marriage license was issued i'll
Washington yesterday to Lesley Me-
Whorter. of Alexandria, and Mrs.
Elizabeth May Mann. of Washing
ton.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-11

Girls wishing to attend a dance
his evening at Camp Humphreys Will
meet at the Community Center,
Prince and Royal streets. at 6:45
o'clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-11

Mn. Annie Caywood Sheppard
died Yesterday afternoon at her
home at I.orton. Va, and the fune-
raj will take place tomorrow, Fri
.lay. at . o'clock. from Pohick Epls-
copal Church Mrs. Sheppard was
4 cousin Of Mr.. James Fl. Mans
field If this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-11

Slr. and Mrs. c. W. Wood. Of
his city. are the guests of the lat
5er'S brother. W. T. Brown, at his
l.omp in Stanton. Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-11

Bernie" Hamilton, "Slim" Ilinken
md Norris Roland are taking leading
,arts N the Revue of l9l9,' the show
be produced Christmas Week by
Community Service.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-11

There will he social and sale Of
'ancv articles suitable for Christmas
presents a: Trinity Methodist Church
friday evening, December ~, begin
ling at S o'clock. lee cream. cake
md candy on sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-11

Liberty Rebekah Lodge /. 0. o.
g. will give an oyster supper and
sale of fancy articles this evening
rom $50 to Q O'Clock, in Odd Eel
lows Hall, North Columbus street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-11

i,,'a official "rictorial History Of
he War" will be shown tonight at
; o'clock in the Norton Memorial Of
4. raul's Church. All interested
church welfare work, are invited
o attend.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-11

Funeral services for Orlando Dea-
-crs was held this morning at ii
,'clcck at his late residence 10 Nor;h
Patrick Street and conducted by Rev.
)r. ". J. Morton. rector of Christ
=. +. Church. Burial was in Ky Hill
cemetery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-11

The members Of Seminole Tribe are
lrcpayinr to have a big class adop-
ion this evening in Odd Fellows Hall
arrangements have been made to con-
'er all the degrees. After the degree
york excellent program has been
arranged By the committee in charge.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-03-25
10 Overthrow sses.sy.

Csaaaa word Fe-al6> No GEE can
honestly 6saT that TIE soeandatsc, o.
Civilization is +sse home and the lore
~ ne naosfae- for her Children and
ssasssas To that. more titan anything
else, We owe sas things that NE nor.
prize, TO 6essrog society Is Is ~
crescent exists. the home zsgust be de-
sfsoge2, There are q few men Of IN
sa1tae. 81 fae woyif~wtae toishsvtst
Increment, Tier know that their sys-
ta-g cannes prevail. tseir eiass 6espot-
ssaa cannot be ests5lSsi1ed. Until the
fnssltatEoa ~ sfge home and family or
gan5zation Is oge-fnrown, II IN among
them that the htdeo1s tOcts5re arose
TIA. q woman Fl the property Of the
gfate, with no vfce IN her mating or
her fate, Then folIovs the doctrine Of
state oyned children and their care
and education 70 be par os the gov
eminent.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-03-25
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals VIII be reeeETaI
5r the City Clerk ot TIRE Ctr OF Eao-
k1L- al Els office IN KeoEuE-. Until s
O'Clock p H. on the Tth day Of April.
1913. for the construction o. he FOL-
loving described Improvement. as per
plans and specifications row On file in
the office OF the said cIerx:
By grading between sub-grsxe and
established grade. curling with cemen-
and paving with concrete. johnson
street from the wes. line of Water
Etreet On the northeriy side. 30 the
east line OF Second street, tf,irrrstr
feet wide between curbs, about $500
square yards OF paving and i.1so lin
ear feet Of curling more or less. work
TO begin on or before the 22rd day of
April. 1919, and To be fully completed
on or before the 24th day OF June.
1919.
So much o. the cost OF the construct
ion OF the said improvement IS is by
law assessabie against AUDITING and
adjacent property (and railway and
street railways having tracks located
On the streets so iTnprovedD to be as
sessed against the privately owned
property aOuttfng On and adjacent to
said Improvement, according to area.
so as 10 include one-half ~; of the
privately owned property between the
street so improved and the next street.
whether such privately owned proper
ty abut upon said street or not. but in
no case shall privately owned proper
ty situated more than three hundred
f2g1J feet from the street SO improved
De so assessed land the property of
said railway companies) in accordance
with the law governing the same, and
payment to the amount OF such as
Bessment for such work will be made
in assessment certificates, bearing in
terest at the rate Of six per cent. per
annum, ifsued in accordance with law.
In case OF any deficiency between the
contract price and the amount OF such
certificates. such deficiency will be-
paid in warrants drawn on the CITY
Improvement Fund, available for the
fiscal year beginning April LIST, 1919.
payable out OF proceeds of the tax
levied therefor, and from no other
source, the city to incur no liability
other than the duty to levy the said
tax and TO properly apply the proceeds
thereof. TO making the special assess
ment above referred to and issuing
assessment certificates to the con-
tractor therefor. The warrants herein
provided for. to be drawn as soon as
the proceeds of said tax are available.
Said assessment certificates and war
rants, II such warrants be issued, shall
be accepted by the contractor in full
payment for all work done under his
contract without recourse on the City
of Keokuk.
Each bid must be accompanied with
a certified check, in separate envel-
ope, said check to be drawn on some
known responsible bank, and made
payable to the order of the City
Treasurer Of the City of Keokuk, in
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-03-25
STRENGTHENS
KIDNEYS
PflRIfTES BLOOD

1e,p rasas es.p.et ~ssasf nitls-ss ~
siiss4s stss aaite saids Sc,asSols p,tt 81 yoist
sssfeass tais.sst siss asa tstsstf 4 ttsts' iie,p
rSviiE ai[ev s.nsn 50 tsessrnts fiit.res5ft
vs,sat a liissa fs.,sit<nsi aScs viii ttse-
sert it f-ioa = fsg 80 siisess laspes.
a. s,svl ~ Spt c.eAaa.sials 80 fstve
sSaas,scl.sa. t,si 4c1~svla emf fieer. 6ss.1
Syssy. 1,la.s aps tusials vyasn,tss
ssssst spt. s..tasssf ass asf working
S,ss5assss.
10 lAt,t tsa,sss z nss,ss. Go RISER ssus
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,S-sSsast q s.,ss cry 81 en isesuestpse tisa-
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k.4~y sss.rssrs II fssses So 1at paict,s
5Ssaip sSta-
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-03-25

IN yess ys-qs s3.easy II s4s.s:-y ssse@s;ss1,
ESSssy, SLY kfsss Is ~ ~ s=sazs Ssa
I'D 81 saz-fFss:s, for Il rfa4 sess9s y5.g
ssis sod fs.as II 1t y2g 49sSs,
u 12sssEf 10 ss7ssess gscSt 20 fsy 60
sfssss eg ~gsfa u CIT tbs ss1y ssss ssy
10 gss tid of s2f.efgft il 50 ssss19ye s..
G3sfl ysta destroy \ entirety, 10 10 ga4s,
rsf shout four s2ss+ses 81 .2fl4assy s4g.a3
tFVsa; sReiy II - Hagfls pfz.8 ss44sfszs
ass enough ~ sasaissea ft-s sszfe sd ~,
L m gently wial us aszes G9s,
~ morning a4Sss, IL fl9@ ~, - y2sy
fsadfaff will bs g9ile, ai4A takes ~ Easy
blafe EBpiiestisHs Hfn sl2a2sasassy is
i9iss SID entirely dsssGy every sa4Z4s
aaH std ffRSs II H.
You will find, 200, dist gh Stss,5sa SD
Figgibe Of ts,s gsls viii sb2p, Esd y9gs
fslr viii iesaS ssld fssf = hundred aaaeS
better You can gss liquid sfFG4 a. Eay
sfag store, u il iaeEeessfys zasA TAR
ounces is sll 5eH viii Hssdy no nasttsf
sew much daadtgff ysa hays. Ihss
tHpis remedy never falls.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-03-25

III lbs H11n OF 0arss Thousand DqAlErEs
With zsrrslass ito Ees EsTrDFs,d Ut Isa5
CS1r g,rs--fS9 Et -.ls EaTF Of EsCE1lS-
sp- the 5a1tatl1 performance of Els
oe11rxea- The ezutrzEr Will EsI-I2z-l
"a rrlF8sin1 4t.Ez ahs efzotrErzGr Est1Ela
guarantees TIE EuEggr sz1sE. To Ee-
main La good repair 11r tins E,ErasG I'd
rvo pears trrul xr4a AFTER aEs Latte
st lts aGasslaz-z4os nF aasa Gig ClSEzz4tS1-
and E1s ason1 VIII cgoas1l z like
egS-415i1g-
In G:zse E-s sy1GcsaEEa Bidder EEsl
1a5a 10 enter EzasO gseE-rarT with al3s
City OF AssaaHaE s1- the esus-AEIrV1dGsaEaz
OF sz51 improvement on FURNISH bond
AZ Asrs42 Required AMI IL Required
tF law. 11s certified rEssgE lsa1nsz1s,d
fr hin with aas taE6 snail be forfeited
30 the Cs1r Of EssokzE az agreed and
EAq1f1z-a1 dxlsgas-
TIE right Is reserved TO re5se1 szy
and Eft 5a5a
TITS 2rrroasls -eosswed VIII De
acted zvOa by the EEtF Council C..
f5s City 0. Ksokrk On tie sta dzr
Of April, 1913
Published by authority q TIE CEty
CO-ncfa Of ths City q Ka0kuk
o. " SANDBERG,
CITY Clerk CT Said City
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-03-25

a,s1ar, lit liz traturssd tine committees
s;lll lrssunrniant that all Offenders NE
ts-eetl In tine cfpIuIsries II winch their
Grimes WEEKS committed, except vtiiase
lttiiaFs ase mo national laws fEfstiIE
f.itais ceasss a ttlist contingency they
with ne isrsst liw tine iutarnutnnfi
teonri IL li,e CREATED r'is etrrnref isti,-
ssag, rs; iiecifist sumo time asye. 1lrin'
stgiliT viii iut IN prnlt:itt I'D ttrfis, us
tsiie-e is mo international DirssssuaIrt
cfnverniF lilis csasse.
a Gti-imiss commentary yEtts matte
Fsacu.sg py aane IN 2ne opnimiEtss
ceuneerfsiIls ties American n,s,nsifnrs.
''ftine Americans are tttp tisnufeu
ltesal minded" lile sadl ''Glnew rsflirss
no 5taits Gire gihriiuus common ssa1fin
mtssw, sometimes bseauas stilsfe iis llu
law 10 stipnt-1 al.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-03-25

Inc ssrzr1 eaf SsEsl Eurlfr,sd I'm
RiEatsa s1FsaCS1,a 1uzHu t,s nat,assas
ll-as CLEFT Cd EE,1ihIlE amt ars..,rsss +
alns E4E1lE gf the si5daar Enf n.
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EE-sssrsss,sssss#tlll EEA55=s-s vif,an n.
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LII TIE bidder, nls wta.p 4,s
E-ae1 Is awarded Eaaar hs ssgr
sz-fsGfs,5 INTO sI1Estr,as1 ssr M
E7lrE7calaGsz ID Ssa5a ErugruJ4 s-,,sr- I
The CRY OF EsnEr,k Erla rtirar NM
NE EEl 1l Tal-aF4tars Err.Es-as
Azss, VIII sGres-zss Ia be ayrrsass
LIE C11E Css1-El1 ot 1bs err Il 4
El-lE- dur lie faithful ,-Ers,r-rs-r.
asEs e,1-trzr1. The gisr5rara VIZ cu.
: E-CFzssC1 tha7 tbs eicnzrgac.,r n
gzsarz.iss Tie improvement = rzuI
III good rE1air fur ttss r,EI5ss AZ |
Tears from and after ans sats q. |
zcrstalce by the Cry Eau1sai Y
HE bond Will es1zsa51 liz Cd
ton
In case The sacressfr1 a6di- =
tz5' 10 sz-a- into c,anitr;aga VIII l
CITY Of Esso@nas 51F -ns e1rsrsr
cf said t-Pruva-s-7 q fEnssa d
Is Eersiz required. a15 II rsssrzj
1F lar. the certified rtFef 5ages
5y him with his bid s1zaI II ssr.sa||
10 th-e EftF ~ kaok1k Is E--ssi I
Ifgri6s1e1 damages
TIE right is rase-TEea IL rsiss. I
and all bids.
The proposals receFv45 VII y !
sd upon by he city Cou-eL e IL q
Of Ksokuk on tha SID 6zE q AZ
1873.
Published by authority Of re &
Council. OF the City o. Kec,kEt
o. ". SASDsrRG,
City CLERK Of Sid CT.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-03-25
RHEUMATISM
like A MULE

You've got to eoaz u 10 make IL
GO, ''Nentrona Prescription 49,
will start the most stubborn and
doeged case Of rheumatism,
we have Witnessed It's effective
ness IN hundreds or cases. 1t doss
things,
aNeutrene Prescription 90" IA en-
tireiy different from the old prepare.
tien III that II aims at eliminating
ali Rheumatic poinons by purifying
the blood. common sense teaches you
this,
II removes theae awful phina,
iinbafH up those awoilen ntlf
Joints and muscles In way that VIII
stfpfiss YOU, Get bottle today. get
the old stuff out Of yonr nyhtem, Doc
and 81 the bottle ut your druggist
Malfatn ufoa, prug Co. and lead
Ing afuHEistH everywhere,
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-03-25
SWAMP ROOT FOR
KIDNEY AILMENTS

rihaps isg eonsg ,,srs nitdiriins t.iste
Hss4is 4itaidts .aiU biaa@aisiettN Ak .
saap,Cne a<tf teiessbls ailments ~ Itn
asitlnesa liaser ssnt tptadtaaf.
DR. Et1sHeaF.e ssessnpft-iSH sfsafios
Gsite igesiAst fgr tile I.eas,on 1siass ~ iiff'
atepaeip 10 BE jtai the tsfnl1fiy ieeds'ti
fin sisatisa4tfis 81 Distressing esssses
III Nc q tsangls, dealing vegetable sa,f'-
5taaH
SsitasS fsreatntstiE 40 asIps. Spp AT
an f,s9s slteraf iip itusEtse 81 '-ssN ass.'s''
fiistutpn atr liatte
Hppaseg, ~ sop vitsn ftss 80 ts''s'
ttiSis spfast propagation ssfrdi tIeil c'aitss
no f.sr X5iiilec q. Co. Bme;tantton
81 ~. 6oF q aaaafis tbasGte Afitlap
Rsisisg t,e strs emf mention tbs
H.eptsiN fAsis.F Esats cry
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-03-25
noTtcE 10 CONTRACTORS.

Sealed IsGgo2szs M.aA - N-Nr-
sF Esss City Clerk q E.s G2ET 81 so-
lS,a1. IL sas ezs-ess II Aass.ksax. aaralaa :, ?
0scaoGk y II, On lie sla l<F o. =
1912, fog she e1y1st,'Tatfso1 o. aas@ a0l,
l0ws1g described a-l2rOFslss, -
per plans and aDsca1EasGaSsas E6'* On
lie IL the Once cf ne a.a4s9 L.
By grading between Slc1gfz1s Sll1
z1fasaee grade zn1 co-sl--1aIlg =
Eve foot ey1c-eEs coEao1h4zsla elfo
and gstteTs CD GOz1 sa1es cl ESs-s
street IRON the west c1Eo A-H -
Water srreet On f1s no-IE.s1g
10 the east e11rD Asns ca sSs-+
street, ttt-tg-g.x feet WIDE oet#eea
curtis, about 1856 linear 1851 o. e-sO
and gutter. E1cre Or less, @cTz 70
begin On or before Tne Z2no Cay o.
April 1913. and 70 De fully coupl-ee1
On or before the z4ta DAY OF june
1918.
So much OF the cost OF ne coa'
sfructaon Of Inc Ea1d inpEoveEnsa1 a.
&. By law asEegsabls against aolIling
and adjacent properly TO Dc assess@o
against the privately owned properly
AUDITING on and adjacent 10 sain IN
proTenaeat, according TO area, 20 a.
10 include one-naIf tn o. the PIT
vateIy owned property DstEesn lns
street 20 improved ana ING mex.
street, whether Huch prITatey o"neo
property abut upon SAID street OF
not, but In no Gaze snaH prlvaIey
owned property situated more IMAM
three hundred 5000 feel rom ne
street 20 improved De 80 assessed ~
accordance with the law governing
the same, and payment 10 tne amount
OF such assesgmeni for such "oiK
viii be made In assessment certin-
Gates, bearing interest at the rate OF
SIX per cent. per annum, issued in
accordance with Law. In case OF any
deficiency between the CONTRACT Price
and the amount OF such ceHincates,
guch deficiency viii De paid In war
rants drawn on the CITY improve
ment Fund available Tor the nscai
year beginning April lst 1919 pay
able out Of the proceeds OF the tax
levied therefor, ana from no other
source, the city TO incur no iiapiiity
other than the duty TO levy the SAID
tax and to properly Apply the pro
ceeds thereof, to making the special
assessment above referred to and
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-03-25
IRIS WEAR LIKE THIS
THAT CUTS YOUR
SHOE EXPENSE

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nstai, Walking IN sharp Gags ri Stftf.
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il stssi t4,aat, t.z73s ~ sgsMfsfe3 81
feet I'm Ga5iin ar7ks, 80 szys r j.
Doty. piaEt Superintendent ~ IL
t5iyyef Etfst Casting Slsagaay, MI
waukef. Wisconsin,
Tbs best ask iSnsAs Ls4ttles a@tS
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10 AZ appearances, H4e3 sss ~ sESsst
aa hen FIRST put m M ss@6s," says
Mr.. Doty.
Only Heblia Ggles rsa re=Ssf Hs4sf
and abuse like this They sne ftsat4f
by Science 10 lie very ttylEi} ENC GitFz
able - lleEtbls aHd HstAflF6>,f, IN,
To reduce yadif gHn shoe eStefase, akat7
toeut the family shoe bills, b94g sis1sif,-,
eoled shoes, You can get them ~
many atyies for men. w9p.e1. $50
children.
And have your wetD she's retlAz
toned with NeSlin t1lss, These k2tlzr
wearing eoles arc manufactured hi Z, iya
Goodyear Tire a. Rubber ca. El9egJ,
Ohio. who also make WihgfS9t Heels
guaranteed 10 outlset all gfilef heels,