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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-05
Quickel Auto Co.'s
Ford Exhibit Ready

The cxhibii OF tho Quickci Auto
company leaves nothing 20 be desired
IN The way of D. pleasing appearance
and will be- among tho most interest.
lnE 90 the show
Everyone knows something OF tho
wonderful record made hy tho Ford
company in the automobile world.
MI Quickel says that The Ford iH
called The Universal car because OF
the fact mat there are more than
5000. 600 Ford ears In duiis opera
ton IN the United states To the
average citizen these figures viii be
OF special interest because OF the fact
tbs represents more than half Of ail
The motor ears used M the United
States
The Quickei Auto company knows
how to Civ" service 20 me owners of
Ford cars which Is typlca, az Ford
Eafares throughout the country ana
tniH service ts "a recognized asset hy
an Ford owusrs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-05
A Good English Week
Observed in Schools

Tho grade schools anc the high
school are devotinE much attention
this week 10 English a. she u spoke.
considerinE pronunciation. grammar
and composition. The children are
drawing ana designing posters which
are being placed throughout the clty.
and which display not only talent hut
a good arnse % humor Miss Gather.
the tcacher ~ English IN the hlfh
school T. conducting the work that
, children are doing. and an unus-
IA amount ~ Interest is being shown.
W. hope that this effort viii never
b. relaxed. and that u will be- pro.
ductiye 81 lasting Improvement. Tne
HpeakirE voice. and proper enuurla-
tlon might we'll receive their share %
attention. following the study ~
grammar and pronunciation. Aihu-
queruue ought not u lose ans uf M
advantages % being "a southwestern
state. with the traditional soft voice
and pleasinEly moduiated n" which
IN one % H. attributes.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-05
Y. ". c. A. BANQUET
IS GREAT SUCCESS,
MARKS NEW EPOCH
Entertainment a. the Young wo.
mans Christian Association Last
Evening Attended by Over Two
Hundred Girls and Women.

u was a very Impressive and most
'hcoufaEinf slghi on TUESDAY eve
ninG 10 see over zoe younr Girls seat
~ around n y shaped table ret in the
gymnasium OF the WV A. the foot
OF The Y sat Miss Beatrice Hill tho
tonstmisirers OF the occasion and ht
the small table set across b top
OF the letter thus forminr the SYM
holicul triangle. faf me four NiaitinN
secretaries. Miss Mildred rornsit.
Miss iAiv Campbell MiEs Annie lii-
bert ana Miss Sue Neddeli Every
ones face vas heaminE ~ us Miss
lea called FOR the toasts IN n clear
and charming voice b responses
came readily from up and down TIE
table.
4 toast to The tuanelc fsom Miss
pleson came FIRST, then she resronscai
from Miss Campbell the national re-.
sponsc. from tho field. Miss curte'ti
local response Mrs Long - toast 20
the sri reserve TO Face Life square.
~ Miss Mildred Beatty; Purpose.
10 Live 90 no our best. Miss Maj.
garrt yesterday. the slogan % the
girl reserves To Fucs Llfe Suuareif
was given nv on. Of me Erndc school
rirla another OF whom cpeated tha
code IN response "a a toast Mi'1
Kate Piasan - student Of tn Indian
hNNNN NN NV " p ~ MNNH q NNNN
which Nas appisudei perhaps uipfo
thar ~ other. NJ hat WIS pussiilc
Miss Wsddell and Miss Ntisnrt fs-
Hnoudcd 20 the 'nnsts ~ the girlE fa-
serve 4 delicious supper vac served
and afterwards Miss Margaret Gus
dorf danced and then ever one stood
on chairs 90 watch re- very Hmusng
uantomlnc
Tho Organization or mo rifls ro-
thU Elri movement. which. like tTo
woman movement. gains strength
each year n waH i~nnuFurutnd Hifor
the war and since december I n,et
it0 girls have Joined in Alhupu'rlrr
The purpose ia To- promote an thlf
relates 10 the development pf tho rlrl.
in character, health. honor mind. 81.
Nceucv and he pinosy ~ was not
designed us n national community
movement to be d%eNsloned hs 'udi.
Ndual groups ben any community. us
are the Eirl scouts and the cnmIire
girls. bit 10 a. definitely for tho various
branches Of the Young Momsn's
Christian association. TO aid in ami.
fyinE their work among the younger
girls OF tho Respective fields The
girls reserve then Whose insignia W
The blue triangle. u part OF H n%Htionn'
and International movement rof girls
AND Tho blue trIanEie b. n'.
ready known IN Europe TODAY und hy
wcurinE II here our girls or. h"lping
% brinE about o. kingdom 81 friendly
citizens.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-05
81 TnI PNsriNu

Mabel Normtnd's world oF .IW
,rs viii und f'rffr.. It Hr
latest GoldvNn picturr which Dr. I.
.ns platImD TODAY even WUI"
aurhfpr-ptUfnkIuE han h,I rr,tIHH
comedy success rsUFH tfHI Cir.
without i peer Bs H -,r'Hu .uuuaEr bod
sfIer NoUuluI found loo Perfect
TH' Hrsptsf oppuftHuIr's fur NHf
IuHftlIur artistry Chan Iu Hu' HiN.I
HiHt bio iIE prev uuHIf huI
Tho uIuf uffrfs thr GOODWIN Hf.r
four different WHtH u which fu f
uf bon connie HrII Iur s s"U #
NHiHI H maid uf 100 work Uf
boarding huusf tun ui urrUlH .NH
DOESN'T iiHf lonH nt thut Job T'IaH H
Lfrd III,ul snEtHrH Nrr la H NHtHI.
ms wIInf alipsrIrl HnH M.hrl. lt
t.uNts 90 selling IrD oven more
.uIirfnua than hsl work uWuug uuiH
tuI pans Hf fhe HuHrlIrE NHI.H.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-05

Dainty vivian Martin. one ~ tno
most charming ct the Ions Hot uf
Paramount stars scored another per-
runal triumph when hcr new photo
play. "Mirandy Smilea WIS shown
at the ~" tIsatsr Yesterday IRE.
scented Ia her admirers ir tho rurh
Of a scrub lads In n lttl. weston i
town Miss Martin proved herself 80
deiiEhtful amid her a%oupFuds as she
was charming ln her recent picture
success, Her Country FIRST MiHi
Martin is essentially an artist and
each portrayal she attempts reveals
her Bon n neW and more charnfing
hrht to her hosts ct admirrrH
This play 10 being repeated foti1f
also the reel OF Burton Holmes TRAY.
reel.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-05
Basketball Season
Soon to Close Here

WIN The closing OF tho basket bail
season indoor base ball viii have full
swing in the gymnasium classes az
the v n. g. A. The basket ball
ramen for this have been
r~chednied with the Menaui school. one
ior tonight on the henaul floor aud
q return game nest week on ne "
courf.
mo basket hall leagues In the
various clasaes have been sucrCss-
fully closed and the winning teams
have had their photographs taken and
hung in IN hail Of the gymnasium
Indoor base bail leagues arr being
oreanixed IN each OF the gym classes
nov Enough Interest has already
heen shown 20 organize q city indoor
base bail league.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-05
Home Mission Meeting
Opens at Y Tomorrow

Tonight Mr.. Aiaben and Mrs Rem
nett. the president 81 the woman's
board ~ home missions % the prer-
hyterian church. Will be In A~ibuquer-
Que 10 whit me school ana 10 attend
the conference which opens tomorrow
nlght az the Y. N. a. \. All those
who wish 10 be- present "a the banquet
with which the conference VIII open.
should notify the Menaul achnol az
tnce. ~ that places may be reserved.
a Food deal 81 Interest b. being TAX
en- in his conference. and the Meuaul
school has had Il very active week
both on account ~ that ana also In a
social way. Last week there was a
double-header basketball gone be-
tween the Y NJ a. A. and h Meuaul
school and on Tuesday there was a
Christian Endsayor social al tho
school which was very much cnloved
10 the young people.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-05
HEAVY MEAT EATERS
HAVE SLOW KIDNEYS
Eat Less Meat II You Feel Back.
aohy or Have Bladder
Trouble.

SO man or woman who eats meat
flushing tho klInlH occasionally
SAYS BE- ~wrii-tuowu authority Meat
forms uric acid which rNritts fhc
klfunfr thDf become over worked
from fhr strain rot siuErIah and flil
tu filter ihr .tr and puirunH from
the blood Then W set SICK Neari, ull
rheumatism headaches liver trouble.
nervousness dizziness Hlrrulrssn'ss
sHd urinary disorders COME from
fiuEEish klduv's
The mouien You feel l dutl ache .u
tho kinueNs ur Nuur back hurts ut 10
the urine 81 cloudy offensive tull ~
ftdImtut. Irregular 70 passage co. At'
tended Do. H HrnrftuE ul sraldlrr stop
eating meat and rot about four ouuc'
OF lad salts from any pharmacy take
a tablespoonful lu a glass ~ water
before breakfast 90 lu l fow Itfr
our Kidneys wiz act nn" THIS tam.
uus snIfs BE- made from the acid ui
grapes tnd lennon iuirs combined
with lthia aud has been used fuI
generations fu flush and stimulate me
k'dusNs flau fu urutrHllt" the HOld'
lu urine su De- .lnurer causes IrritI.
ton. inus snaiur bladder w,ahuun
Dad Salts be- inexpensive and cane
not lniure makes t d'IlEhtiul vtt'f.
Ntsrrut Whitewater drink which rN'
sfNonr should take now AMI then 't
keen ihs kidneys clean and active ana
tho blood pure thereby avoiding H''
fIuus kidney complication
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-05
K|WN|ANS LISTEN
TO TALKS BY TWO
MEN FROM FRONT
Returned Soldiers Thrill Clubmsn
with Accounts Of Life Over
There; oanfisld Gives Outline Of
Autcmobils History.

Klwanisnt had e. heir G1icefr today
two men Who have returned from ne
laiift ueI1a OF France. Master EIiso :
frff 4. y. Nlonaker left AituqnfrI1e
roor rffrf the declaration Of war ~
the t4.icd states, n joined he
tcnh regiment % enflneera He friled
from Neu fufH rrpt letn. W.
and landed al oinkro~. Scotland. ne
told ahoai hla trip arroas the Atlnntir
and 81 me precautions taArn for the
prctaf ton o. he feet " vta ~
sruoaf parts Of France ana hns ust
iciurnsd 20 AIhUIuerque t~ hns
aof a. sot been % he home ~ r,'an-
~ HnIn a. taIl his Mmilf Ne was
gwen . heart . cetinr hr tHe kivan.
ians.
nn nov " rmcs. Who was with
che medical staff Of the eighteenth IN
fonift. first division, was anlonr tho
first TO 81 ~ Hc saw a great deal
~ n1htrn and Nate a vivid descrip-
Cantlsnef rs the Americans We
characterized the battle ~ onc OF the
aeetfcsi ~ nc var. a. Indicated by
tho iana Of life. since returning TO
America. llr. Tracy hos been located
a Cnmu Merritt. New Jersey. and
acts ~ medical cscoft fcr troop he
Ing sent 10 their homes We recent
~ accompanied a body OF soldiers 81
California and stopped OFF on his way
bach Z o camp 20 visit his sister. Mr.
Jerome n. Hinstrom.
Frend Garfield manager OF the
KIrler.Ovc,1and Co. was the oral
nooTler. Ne gave a hletort Of the
automobile industry from the year
1884 when the nraf nutomooiie was
hrin. 10 late Hln description Of the
first automobile race ever STAGED
ranaed mefrlment There we're ~
gntfantn. ~ started and only two
finished. The course eas nfty-nve
miles aud the winner made " In ten
haurs aud some seconda NJ canfsld
gave u description % sleeve waive mo-
ton and had n on exhibition. II
was operated electrically for demon
airafion purposes
noy Hall vas the silent booster,
re presented rach member anc guest
present with y nfty cent certincate
rood IN trade ~ h .. korber 4 60.
hardware store. The attendance
priao. i've nallons OF cadiiisc OIL. was
efven b. y. a. cudabec " was won
hs y W. f~1onakcr.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-05
Prof. Hieronymus to
Talk at Y. M. c. a. on
the Community Idea

rhsrs wrn he . most interesting
lecture tonight al the lounE Mem
Christian association under the aus
nlrt. ~ The santa ~ railroad. Mr.
" nur.er. head OF the santa "
nsadInr room system, whose .
quarters are In Albuquerque, has -
cured the rcryicce " Professor X. y
OF community urbuiidiue % me tnl-
.rralty II Illinois. 20 assist him In the
develonment Of thln work amonr the
emali towns along the santa p road.
white their efforts rave been direct
81 amour these little towns the talks
elver by Dr.. Hlerunymuh. who u an
Educator Of many years experience.
cannot fail 70 be Of Interest 20 az
communities IN general, y 20 the
public ~ extended u most cordial IN
ptnfluu 10 he present TINS eNenlne
The general topic viii be- How 20
Oct The People Of our smaller cities
Torefhcr A United Effort to Make
our Homer More Attractive, and "a
Hiding some 81 the Best and Most
beautiful Into our lives The Ices
ture Will be illustrated with stereop'
tlcun views. and Professor Hlerony.
mus viii take pleasure " meeune snu
curs an Of these topics with him
nrofesror Hierouymus Will stop H'
Twelve small own IN AL he u ac'
cnmra aled by HE wife who u an "a.
-crisrced worker ] club NE anf
kindergarten .vori 2 all that per
tnlns 10 the hume. n she has ~
sisted him on 'his trip amone IN
woinon. This ~ a splendid work an'
haa brought a er"at deal OF inspire
lion a. those who live in ISOLATED
places with no outside amusements %
.r.t..fra Influence.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-05
AUTO SHOW PROGRAM
FOR TONIGHT TO Be
ENCEpT|ONALLYFME
Menu for Opening Night Of Snow
Contains Both George 0eake in
Vocal Selections and Helen
Pcrterfield in a series Of Dances.

Lovers n art In ~ best phases q
expression are enthusiastic in their
appreciation o. the program ~ enter
uInmfnt which Mana1er 4. NJ nar-
her % the Slate Aufo SHOW has ar
ranged for this cveninr. which u the
opcning n q the exhibition,
The program will be- diversified just
enough to make u u exceptional and
continue inf,fV-t
peufre urnte. fo-- eriv ane ~ no
ieadinn TENOR 81 the New York Met
ropolltan Opera company and now
living IN A~ibuuueruue. viii sing two
selections beginning at \ o'clock. Mr..
ceake u one Of the very few vocal
artists % First caihrc who have ever
been heard In this city. on several
occasions. since taking up his home
here. Mr. 0eake has absolutely thrill
- hts audiences With the sweetness
technical expression and the volume
OF his voice. Hln iast public appear
auca In the citt. aside from choir
work at st. Johns Episcopal church,
va At the vaudeville show given by
the choir several week aFo. At which
time ne cans several classical aud
HIGHT opera selections
Mr.. oeake's for tonight
will consist of selections from nc
opera aida" by Verdi. and SOME
where a Voice IL calline. hy Tate.
The other real feature Of the eve-
ninr's entertainment will be the eNe-
cution ~ Russian classical dances by
Miss Helen portcrfield. This will
Just precede Mr. Geake's singing.
Miss Porterneid. although suii %
hirh school Giri has developed into
. classical dancer q d greatest
promiEc. The greater part % her
dnnclnr IL absolutely natural which
indicates what charm h viii have
after more technique has been added
10 her renditiona
She has only made one public APP
p~earnnce here. hat being al the -
Johns Episcopal choir vaudeville
show. where her spontaneously hu-
morous lance not only were a great
surprise 10 the audience, hut were re-
ceived with rcars Of applause.
An added attraction Tor the eve
ming has bee secured by Manager
Barber IN the persons of the Harris
Brothers. trapezs performers Of well
known circus These men viii
10 a number % thriiiing turns on b
suinEr.
The Colombo orchestra viii furnish
music throughout the evening and
dancine will start az $50. lasting I'M
al midnight
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-05
am Sincere! Stop CaIomeI!
GUARANTEE Dodson's Liver Tone
Listen to me! yalomel sickens and You may lose a
days work. II bilious, constipated or
headachy read my guarantee.

Liver Tone for a Few cents under my
personal money-bark guarantee that
each spoonful viii clean your sluggish
uyer better than a dose 81 nasty Gallo
mel and TINT " Won't make YOU SICK.
DodHuu'a Liver Tone b. real hNef
medicine You'u know II next morn
iuF because YOU viii wake IN fe"hnr
fine. your liver viii De WorhinF h'hn,
ache 8nd dizziness gone stomach VII
be- sweet and hOwsis regvlar
Dodson's Liver Tone ls entirely
vegetable. therefore harmless and can
not %sailynto Giye n 20 yoht children
Millions OK people are using podson =
Liver Tone Instead 81 dangerous Gallo
mel now. Your druggist VAL tell foi
that the sale ~ ruiomel u almost
stopped entirely here.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-05

IIyrn ~ your %s,lerish liver Feel
five ana cheerful; make your work a
pleasure. b. vigorous and fun of M
hilton. Hut take no nasty, dangerous
ealnnneI because n makes you SEX
ana you may iose q days WORK.
calomel b. mercury or Quicksilver
which causes necrosis ~ the bones.
Dalnmel crashes into sour lille IKE
dynamite breaking IL up Thsfs when
you feel that awful nausea ana
crnmrlnn.
Listen 70 me- n YOU van 70 enjol.
the meest. gentlefi liver and bowel
ritannInH 700 EYER experienced JUST
lnfea spoonful of harmless DECISIONS
Liver Tone tonight fouf drutHlri o.
Hfaler soils you a bottle Of Dodson't
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-05
Musicians for Navy
Wanted at the Local
Recruiting Station

Tho local navy recruiting station
OF 1iis West Central venue. todn}
rcpciyed orders 10 enlist apprentice
aanmsn for musicians. Applicants
must be- ts years % aye, n not over
so years They must be- allie 10 read
music aud pluy easy grades on baud
Instruments either Htring or brass
Thoy viii he instructed at San Fran.
cisco, Cam.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-05
Mr.. E,cl,n ". VicL.

Mrs Evelyn NJ WICK. wife Of Carl
Nick. died az ben home 900 the Hirh.
lands thia afternoon. SHE iH survived
hy her husband. hcr thtee.f enr-old
hab, her mother and two sisters
Mrs Nick came here last uecs mher
from Michigan The remains were
taken 10 Hinkemoro's Mortuary Home
to be- prepared Tor burial
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-05

Fioyd Nan Wrinkle. a. wears old.
died 90 as East lead avenue today
He had hNnd in Albuquerque foui
wears. coming here from Arkansas IT,
Be- survived hN hlH Nlfe and hiH mother
Funeral arrangements aro m chnrT,
OF Fred grollott.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-05
MnItInrk

VIII clark AGED 30. died 90 his
home ou North Eleventh street. lnFt
niTht. Ne has lived here sixteen
veurH and fdr fourteen ioars has been
connected with mo postofuce depart.
Went Funeral arrangements VIII be-
announced lutDr bN Fred Groilutt
who iH Iu charge
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-05
At the Theaters Today
Current

"~B"-'Mirandy Smiles" with WYNN Martin; Current
Events, aud a Burton Holme Travelogue.
LYRIc-"The Testing Of Mildred vane, - with May Allison ana
comedy.
IDEAL~-"The Amazing Impostor. 80 with Mary Miles Mlnteri
aud The Chasm of Fear, he third cpisodc ~ The Terror
Of the Range"
Perfect &c. with Mabel Normand. and Pink
Pajamas, - comedy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-05
Mortuary


Tho funeral Of Robert r belong
Who dled here several DAYS tro. viii
De h"ld tomorrow afternoon ut = so
from The Hlukemore Moriu8rN Home
hurtal viii be- mndc zoe Fuir,icW Gem.
etsrf.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-05

Miss Norma Mott. aErd 20. died this
morning ut her apartments iu tho
HiFhlnudH Rlnkemurc Dol preparing
the hodN FOR shipment o. upr formcr
home
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-05

Ever nouce that there h NOTHING
too Eood for the small boy wh1 has F,
pretty grown up Sister
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-05

rs much easter 10 las plans thnn u
ls 90 hatch them out
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-05

soms men succeed boz mite Of them
SELVES
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-05

Mabel forraia business for i umc
aud hocomea o. diving girl And it if
htto thut thr premier rumrdienne
gets ir her funniest bits while look
iaf hef nreiiloai u % ono piece hn'h-
.Iu silt
There Boz IL moment or Two Of sori-
moss fur Mabel ~ thc beach whom
H rauftnhir haH the %offruntcfN tn ur-
cusr hrr OF helms a notorious jewel
fuUher from fhH hlr rltN Right there
things begin 20 happen 90 that poor.
misguided miuiou OF The law q
a fr.aplltfuE uf which iH chasing d
ntmph H mlio ATOMS the beach while
wi % stand Boz hcwlug with rlcc
IfuN fH HWHs o. capitol com
eds. VII l'su hn uputcd TODAY.
" ruE mrNI.
WITHOUT H doubt NHfN Miles Mn
fnf 10 uur uf Dee most popular little
FfHrH H~rUttrIur on ne silver screen
TODAY Nutlt fans simply adore
her and anr irresistible in h'r masi
sensational subject The Amdfinr
imposioof io hr seen at D. idcul
th'a'rt TODAY
A. loan Hope. thc spirited ilurh.
f.r of H manufacture OF uu uulutot-
rsHnr commodity. she ocomcH
tru.n l rl, DhowI Conn kinrs
fuNal." % dIalikcs fHe idea ftft
much HuH #t'rIur'H fu iudrU fhr ru
tnI.sf. An opportunity presents
"HII NH which she DHu lore NUf conn
m.rrHl |f,IItr Iud flkH fIn u'HDn col
UunfnHH assuming this
rlir H EeIH ..fn Hi auIfH ODD HifU-
OIIHU tni oven .nlr n,rHrif boz pus
Hn OF "a husband s we'll On
oriI.r '. plu' thr sums s t vrr.
HHH t.UH fu Hrf roo ulIt uf In tfN,r
fHHHH HHf -HU. uIIUffIuua GALORE are
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-18

When answering advertisements
please mention The Gate City
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-18
keokuk industrial Association Will
Convene According to Law and
Adjourn at Once for
One Week.
NOTED SPEAKER TO COME
Father Of the Trenton Idea Viii Tell
All About His Famous Offer
ING at Annual Din
ner.

The annual meeting OF the mem
bers OF the Keokuk Industrial asso-
citation win be held according to law
next Tuesday, January 81, and actu-
ally Q week later. January %.
The notice TO the stockholders
calls the meeting for 10 o'clock next
Tuesday at the offices of the assoc
citation. as that is the day provided
for it in the articles Of Incorporation
But the real thing win be q week
later.
A few members will meet at 10
O'clock Tuesday and gravely and
formally adjourn the meeting until
the following Tuesday a. $3.50 o'clock
il the dining room OF the Hotel
Iowa, where the real proceedings
viii be held with a large attendance.
Address by Noted Man.
The chief feature VIII be an adj
the Trenton idea, who is called all
and civic bodies on now 10 make a
methods
The officers OF the Keokuk Indus
trial association feel gratified that
they have been able to get Mr. Wit
ten for the address here that even
ing, and his appearance Is sure to
draw out large audience Of mem
bers.
The address viii be preceded by
4 dinner, and other speeches. limited
10 five minutes. VIII be made by
heokuk speakers
Mr.. witten is the friend OF Rev.
W 8. D. Lamont. rector Of St Johns
church. and VIII be guest In the
Lamont home during his stay IN
Keokuk
Five Directors to Elect.
There are five new directors OF
the Keokuk Industrial association to
elect this year. and no present MEM
Der of the board may be reelected
under the laws the association adopt
ed several years ago.
This election viii be carried on In
the usual manner. A list OF nomi-
nees, ten in all, will be chosen first,
and then these ten names will be
put on an Australian ballot which
will be voted at the association Of
fees during all OF one day to be Sc
Iected for that purpose next week
John Magic Is president OF the
Industrial association now and James
T. Mccarthy is secretary. James
II. Fulton is manager. but not
member OF the board OF directors