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Evening star., 1920-02-05
OYSTER DISHES.
Creamcd Oysters.

Creamed oysters offer great deal
of nourishment, for in addition to the
oysters there is nourishment of the
milk or cream, the butter and the
flour. This is an especially good dish
to give any one who is overtired or
any one who needs extra nutrition
that can easily be aSsimilated. Try
it when you are tagged out and see
if it does not make new woman OF
you. Make thin. white sauce after
butter two tablespoons of flour to a
cup of milk or cream. according to
the desired richness, using even
tablespoons.
Put the butter in a saucepan and
melt; stir in the flour and then add
the milk, stirring all the time until
the mixture is smooth and creamy.
Season with one-quarter teaspoon OF
salt and little pepper. Add little
chopped parsley. Clean as many oys-
ters as you want to eat and cook
them in their own liquor until they
are plump and beginning to curl. Int
them out of the pan into the hot
white sauce and serve on pieces OF
toast. The above proportion of white
sauce is sufficient for pint of oysters.
One good point about cooking oysters
in this way is that you can make
the white sauce a day or two before
you want to use it. Then reheat it
while the oysters are being cooked.
Scalloped Oysters.
There are a number of good ways
of scallopinS oysters. Perhaps this
one may be new to you. Proceed just
as for regular scalloped oysters but.
instead of bread or cracker crumbs,
use macaroni (three-quartel.s of a
cup of one-inch pieces to one pine Of
oysters) which has been cooked until
tender in salted water, drained and
rinsed with cold water. Do not make
more than two layers of the maca-
roni and the oysters and sprinkle
crumbs and butter over the top. Add
the liquor from the oysters or cup
of milk and bake half an hour.
Oyster Pie.
twenty-five oysters, one cup of
finely minced celery. one cup of
finely diced potatoes, one-half cup of
oyster liquor, one cup of milk, two
tablespoons of -four. one teaspoon of
finely minced parsley, salt and pepper
to taste.
Place a layer of potatoes and cell
cry in baking dish. then a layer of
oysters, lastly layer of potatoes and
celery; make a sauce with butter,
-four and milk and oyster liquor. add
seasoning and parsley, pour in dish
and cover with crust made of pie
pastry, bake in hot oven for forty
five minutes.
Oysters Roasted in Shell.
Oysters roasted in the she'll are
fine, provided the oysters are fine,
too. Scrub the shells we'll with a
brush and cold water; place in a pan
with the deep half of the shell down.
Put in a hot oven and serve oysters
in the deep half. sprinkling with salt
and pepper and placing bit of but
ter on each oyster. Leave them in
the oven only until they are opened
and thoroughly hot.
Evening star., 1920-02-05
SEEN IN THE WASHINGTON SHOPS

where it turns up in the back. The
front of the brim droops down to
shade the face and there is an edg-
ing all the way around it of black
maline, banded on the inside by black
velvet ribbon.
A conservative and yet rather un-
usual afternoon gown is of navy geor-
gette heavily beaded in black and
silver, and over foundation of
chanEeable taffeta which holds tints
of green and yellow. These lighter
colors shimmering through their SOM
Der yelling give not only an odd but
a very beautiful effect. The gown is
cut with low,square neck and there
is no collar. The sleeves are extreme
ly short and have beaded designs
which give the appearance of cuffs:
More beading ornaments the front OF
the waist and the skirt is also elabo-
rately decorated in a graceful pattern.
An elastic is inserted through the
hem to shir the material in "harem
fashion, and simple girdle of draped
georgette completes the costume.
Evening star., 1920-02-05
tI1IILE tI1IILES1oRlE>
%BEDTInE
BY THORNTON w. BURGESS.
Copyright. 1920. by I. W. Burgess.'
Jumper Is in a Dreadful State
of Mind.

Jumper the Hare was so intent
watching behind him for Billy Mink
that he forgot to keep a sharp watch
ahead of him. and the result was that
he almost ran into Old Man Coyote.
Old Man Coyote had come over to
the Green Forest hoping to find
Whitefoot the Wood Mouse or Mrs.
Grouse or some one else who would
furnish him with a dinner. So you
can guess how pleased Old Man Co
vote was when he caught sight of a
white form bounding along straight
toward him.
Old Man Coyote crouched as fiat as
he could right where he was. He
didn't dare move lest Jumper should
see him. "That fellow is in terrible
hurry" thought Old Man Coyote. "He
acts as if ne were scared half to
death. He never runs that way un-
less some one is chasing him. I won
der if it can be that Reddy Fox is
hunting over here tonight. Well. it
doesn't make much difference to me
who it is who is after Jumper so
long as he drives Jumper right into
my mouth. 1t looks to me as if l am
to have the hest dinner of the whole
winter. Goodness knows, need it.
It's long time since I've had a good
square meal"
Straight toward Old Man Coyote
Jumper bounded along. His eyes were
rolled back to watch for Billy Mink.
and he paid no heed at all to what
was ahead of him. Now it seemed
as if agood fairy must have been
watching over Jumper the Hare, for
just before he reached Old Man
Coyote something prompted him to
change his course. He didn't see Old
Man Coyote. He didn't know that Old
Man Coyote was anywhere about. But
something prompted him to change
his course and he turned abruptly to
the right.
with "a little snarl of disappoint-
ment Old Man Coyote sprang after
him. The instant he moved Jumper
haw him. Now. Old Man Coyote is very
swift of foot. He is a famous runner
Jumper was tired. You know, he had
been running for an hour. Jumper
gave a little Shrek of fear, and then
he headed straight for a brushpile
not far off. He reached it none too
soon. Old Man Coyote was at his
very heels as he dived under it.
Evening star., 1920-02-05
PLEA FOR RELIEF CORPS.
More Members of Quartermaster
Branch Sought to Aid Needy.

More members of the Quartermas-
ter Corps branch of the Army Re
lief Corps. which extends material
aid to discharged enlisted men of the
Army and their families are So
licited in an appeal issued by the
quartermaster branch. Membership
in the Army Relief Corps costs 81
per year. The president of the Quar-
termaster Corps branch is Mrs. II. L.
Rogers, wife of Maj Gen. II. L.
Rogers, quartermaster general of the
Army.
THE winter has been a particu-
larly hard one says an appeal issued
by the corps. "and the demands on
this organization are unusual and
imperative. 1t is believed that many
Army women now in Washington will
be glad of an opportunity to join
the Quartermaster Corps branch. Re-
mittances may be sent to Mrs. c. Il
Eckels. wife of Col. c. B. Eckels
Quartermaster Corps, at the yelling
ton apartments"
Evening star., 1920-02-05

BLACK SHADOW LACE AND SATIN.
most completely covers it. There is
a girdle of soft-crushed silver ribbon,
upon one side of which is placed a
quaint nosegay of pansies to harmon
ize with the deeper note of color in
the embroidery.
AS a contrast to these filmy evening
garments, the street dress is sketched.
1t is of navy serge. strictly tailored.
and has that air which is impossible
to describe in any other manner
than chic The trim little Eton
jacket has ree-quarter-length
sleeves cut bell-shaped. The vestee
Of fine accordion-pleated net also has
sleeves. edged at the wrists with mar
Evening star., 1920-02-05

fling. and has low square neck. The
skirt is composed of flounce upon
founce of black satin. the upper one
being quite wide and haring. but the
others narrowing down gradually to-
ward the bottom. The girdle is of
wiGe black satin carelessly draped
around the waist, having as it's sole
ornament a rose of deep reddish pur-
pie velvet.
Another dinner gown. or party
frock." for the young girl is of very
light lavender georgette. The material
is embroidered in n darker shade of
lavender mingled with deep violet.
and the effect is really most beautiful.
The waist is cut with a rounded. COL
larless neck. and has sleeves which
come a trifle above the elbow. The
skirt is made in two parts. consisting
of a plain long underskirt and an
eIaborately draped overskirt which al
Evening star., 1920-02-05
BY ELENoRE DE WITT EBY.

AS the new spring models continue
to arrive one sees very few. dance
frocks and formal evening dresses.
The semi-formal dinner gown seems
to have won the highest place IN popu-
lar favor for the coming season, and it
is developed in a delightful variety of
styles and materials.
The one illustrated is charming in
its simplicity, and is especially appro-
pirate for the young girl. The entire
waist is of delicate black shadow lace
over a foundation of white crepe de
chine. 1t is made with elbow-length
sleeves finished with wide lace ruff
Evening star., 1920-02-05

row bands which have jaunty little
black ribbon bows on one side of
them. The round neck is finished with
heading Of serge, net covered. The
skirt is accordion pleated, hut hangs
perfectly straight so that the effect
is that Of a narrow hem. The dis
tinctive touch to the costume is the
gay vari-colored girdle of Roman
striped ribbon. 1t is unusually wide
and ties carelessly over one hip. al
lowing one Of the ends to extend near
ly to the hem of the skirt,
The hat illustrated is a dainty spring
model of Belgian blue georgette. There
are two narrow twists of self colored d
velvet that loop around the crown to
meet the bright red roses, perched
saucily on the very top of the brim
Evening star., 1920-02-05

With his heart going pit-a a-pat. pit
a-pat. pit-a-pat. Jumper crouched un-
der the pile of brush and hope died
within him. He had escaped Old Man
Coyote, but there was Billy Mink fol-
lowing him. He didn't dare leave
the brushpile because of Old Man
Coyote. and he didn't dare stay there
because Of Billy Mink. Jumper was
in a dreadful state of mind
Evening star., 1920-02-05
SHE DYED A SKIRT, BLOUSE,
AND CH|LD'S COAT LIKE new

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Can't Make Mistake
The Direction Book with each pack
age tells 80 plainly how to diamond
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Suits. dresses. silks, blouses, skirts,
sweaters, stockings, children's coats,
also feathers, draperies, coverings,-in
Tact anything can be diamond dyed into
beautiful, up.to-date, stylish effects.
Don't fear you will spoil your ma.
terial or give it "dyed" appearance
Just use Diamond Dyes" guaranteed
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-05-06
vERHovAY BAL

Ugyancsak nagyban kesziil6dik
mindenki a Nerhovayak Macy ia
vaszi mulatsagara, amelvet het-
f6n este tartanak Kossuth k0r
nagytermeben. A Youngstown es
k0rnyeki magyar k0z0nSeg ma
gyon j6l tudja, hogy Verhovay
balon igen i6l lehet mulatni.
Tanc reggelig var az ifjakra Ri
90 J6ska bandaj janak muzsikaja
mellett. Az 0regek pedig elbe-
szelgethetnek a haza sorsarol,,
hazai dolgokr6l. Az egylet derek
tisztikara es bali bizottsaga min
den elokesziiletet megtettek, hogy
mulatsagon magyarsag mind.
AIT megtalalja, amt ker es hogy
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-05-06
SZtJNJON A PLETYKA, DE NE
SZUNJON Az IGAZMONDAS

Egyes emberek igazat beszelnek
.Steeltonban Pinter JoZsefr6l es
Pinter Gy0rgyr6l. A lopas onma-
gaban az pletyka, de hogy mint
prgazdak lettek letartoztatva. az
megfelel val6sagnak. Az az al
litas azonban. melyet cgyesek han
.oztatnak, hogy engcm is letar-
t6ztattak volna es hogy ugyan-
annyi biintetest fizettem volna,
mint ok. az mem felel meg az igaz
,agnak. Ezen hir terjesztoi. on
magukat akarjak szepiteni, engem
oedig lealazni a Youngstown ma
gyarsag el6tt. Igaz, hogy vet
tenn t0liik t0bb rendbeli cipot es
ruhanemiit, amiert igazsagos es
becsiilettel megkeresett penzt adj
tam. En- nem tudtam. hogy az aru
lopott volt es mikor ajanlottak,
hogy en- is arusitsam, akkor meg
tagadtam ezt a. kerest. Engem
mem ert torvenyS suite keze es
egv cent bHntetest sem fizettem,
merit johiszemiileg vettem a por-
tekat. Ellenbene oket megbiintet-
te t0rveny, dacara annak, hogy.
ugy megfizettek az arrt, mtinha
mashol vettek volna. Minek vettek.
annyit, hogy meg eladasra is ke-
rillt9 Es miert arusitottak a. por-
tekat minden nevezend6 cimen?
Vegye tudomasul youngstown
osszmagyarsag, i,ogy ez mem
rosszakartbol ered6 ragalom
ITALIAN AIT gondoljal. hogy az Ell
portamon nincsen minden rend-
ben? BiZony van meg eleg javi-
tani valo rata, de remenylem.
az meg lesz. Ha mem tetszik ki-
sz6lasom, keressenek jogorvosla-
tot. en- mindig kesz vagyok az
{ igaz tenyekkel.
(Alairva) Benish Andras.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-05-06

Mains 2-an kereszteltek meg
JOSEF nevre Osaka Gy0rgy es ne
je Pal Ilona gyermeket. kereszt-
sziilok: Todor Janos es 0Zv. Boer
Ira ianne beaverfallsi lakosok.
2. Borbala es Margit nevet
nyert a scent keresztsegben Macy
Sandor es neje Gees Maria leany-
kaja. Keresztsziilok: Mate Gyu-
la es neje Macy Margit
Majus 3-an temettetett Bondor
Istvan esn eie Gulyas Magdolna
fla Istvan 10 hetes koraban. Til
d6gyuIadas vitte ell az artatlan
kisdedet.
A piink0sd masodnapjan meg
tartando gyermek szineloadasra
nagyban folynak a pr6bak. Az
el6adasr6l lapnnk legkozelebbl
szamaban reszletesen megemleke-
ziink.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-05-06
. AL sziberiai foglyoknak, y

cgyhaz taejai a multi vasarnap a
lelkesz bnzdit6 felkeresere szepen
adakoztak a sziberiai foglyok ja-
vara. Most vasarnap folytatjuk
agyiijtest es egyuttal be is fejez-
2iik. mcrt sheridan lit lesz BIZ
zottsag. a mely Sziheriaba megy
IA foglyainkat haza hozni ICY
azoknak fogjuk az osszegyiijt0tt
ptnzt atadni
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-05-06
Paszt0rizalt Tel Is Tejszin

Isay paszoriza ej es tejszin smeretlen youngs
k0zonseg eott mindenki tnda hogy NIT jelent mi
eepnk egeszseges ejtermekek el6alitasanak teren
Teszait6nkat szgoru feigyeet aatt artuk es minden
mex legtsztabbnak kel lenne ehent6l telepig Te
epnkon csaks legmodernebb es lefobban bevat gpek
kezek teje Errol meggyozodhet ha meglatogat pen
teken Mi szivesen megmutatunk onnek mindent.
Ha tejszallito kocsnk jar abban utcaban ahol
on akk ugy monda e szomszedainak hogy NIT laott
Isaly tejr6 Ha meg ket vevot kap sajat magan kyii
elefonaon es mi azonnal megnduk szolgalatot On
utcajaba
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-05-06
CLOVER LEAF BUTTER

Jeleneg naponta mntegy 1000 font vajat kesztink,
de nemsokara ketszer ennyt lesznk kepesek elSatan
va tisza edes, past0rzalt tejsznb6l keszil Mindg
kaphata ha Glover Leaf vajat ker tejszn, ameybol.
val keszul, Mahonng megye farmerek termeke, ehat
azonkiyu hogy egjobb mn6seget kappa partoja saat
videkenek farmerjeit is
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-05-06
hirek a ref. egyhaz
n@ koreb0l aH

Le,k6sz: Gereaday Laszl6. Ma
honing Ave- Telefon Bell 142, Auto-
matte 1897. Gondnok Geressy SAM
dor, AS Dakota st. Telefon Auto
matte 4771. Penztaros Seb0k Ca
bor, TAI Mahoning Ave. Telefonjai,
mint a 1elkesze.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-05-06
ISALY ICE CREAM

Az ice (fagylalt) gyartasat megkezdtk es ter
mekink csakhamar nepszerii lesz Youngstownban
Valiant eddig mindg visszatartotta Youngstown ko-
zonseget hogy oily Macy merekben ogyassza ice
mint mas varosok ahol nep raott, hogy ice
egeszseges tapalek Talan ennek Okla magas arakban
volt keresendo ITALIAN mas okok is votak - de mi
gas ara kkiszobok tisza pasztorzalt es egjobb
zekke elaott tesznb5l keszG ice creamnket quarton
knt 45 centert adjuk.
szaitas magas k6ltsegere va6 tekinette kis meny-
nyisegcket mem zathank hazhoz de ice pa
rafnozott jegneki hitokbe csomagolva ezek ket-ha-
craig meg6rzik ice kemenyseget mutan ell
hagyjak egszekrenyenket varos mnden reszeben fel
aitand6 eladas helyeken kozonseg megkaphaja vagy
ha erdemesnek tartja eljohet erte teepiinkre
Piknikekre es mulatsagokra rendkivil kedvezo aron
szaunk brick ice creame jo csomagolva es hiit8kben
Harom Sini ice teakat naponta frssen keszink
Ezt ajanlatot erdemes lesz megvizsgaln
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-05-06
minden kenyelem meglrgyen.
Niszoptlatasra hetfon a Verhovay
balon!
NYILTTER

(E rovatban kozoltekert az alnl-
irottak IS mem q szerkes2toseg a
felcl5s.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-05-06
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nkrek hy,ansak csnldkta agyat adhk a
Dcara Gv brrn1y
nnsak lk IN
kck mi 6 egfngfdd
Tanekat kanban meyer
agylt kfHnl lasak hogyan kezihek
ezka erm6kek Tnn1dte zirsenm megiv
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-05-06
ELAD0

egy uj billiard asztaf felszerelessel
es hat szekkel. Gin: Grosz San
dor, 434 Crescent street.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-01
CONSOLIDATION
OF NEWSPAPERS
Iowa City Daily Citizen and Press
Merge Into $4,000 Corpora
ton to Publish One
Paper.

IOWA CITY, Ia, Nov. 1.-The con-
solidation Of the Iowa City Daily
Citizen and the Iowa City Press was
completed through the Incorporation
of a new paper, the Iowa City Press
Citizen, with capitalization of $780,
coo.
S. e. Carroll, owner of the old
Press, and his son, Dale E. Carroll,
hold three-fourths of the stock In the
new corporation, while E. e. John
ston, of the Daily Citizen, holds the
remaining fourth. Mr.. Johnston Will
retire from active newspaper Work
and Mr.. Carroll will direct the policy
OF the new paper.
The policy of the ss-Citizen
will be independent, the owners an
nounced today. The consolidation
has been carried out in accordance
with similar mergers of newspapers
in the smaller cities throughout the
country, on account Of the scarcity
and high price of print paper.
The Iowa City Press was founded
in 1841 and was considered demo
cratic daily in its tendencies, while
the Daily Citizen, which was founded
in 1891, was republican paper.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-01
Back Ache
Timber Up With Penetrating
Hamlln's Wizard OIL

For Lame Back, Sideache, Shout
der Pain, Stiff Neck, etc, use Hain-
fms Wizard Oil. 1t penetrates-
quickly, eases the pain and drives
ont the soreness. Keep 1t IN the
house.
Wizard Oil is a good dependable
preparation to have in the medicine
chest for first aid when the doctor.
NAV be far away. You have no
idea how useful it will be found y
cases of every day ailment or miss
hap, when there is need Of an inl-
mediate healing, antiseptic app!ica-
ton, as in cases of sprains, bruises,
cuts, burns, bites and stings.
Generous size bottle 35c.
II you are troubled with con constipation Ip,1 n
or sick headache try Hamlin's Wizara
Liver Whips Just pleasant little PINK
pills at druggists for Soc. sgs
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-01

Hall-Stories of the Saints.
Hawthorne-A Wonder Book and
Tanglewood Tales illustrated by
Maxfield Parris).
Heyliger-Don Strong, American
Hofer-Children' Singing Games,
Old and New.
Hunter-When Was a Boy in
Scotland.
Jungman-Holland (peeps at many
lands).
Jonckheere-When l Was Boy in
Belgium.
Keley-The Book of Halloween.
Patch-A Little Gateway to Science
Sabin-Boys' Book of Frontier
Fighters.
Schultz--In the Great Apache For
est
Strong-Child's Own Art Book.
Strong-Successfu Plays.
Taggcrt-A Pilgrim Maid
Tappan-Hero Stories of France
Thompson-Thomp Drills and
Marches.
Usher-Story Of the Pilgrims for
Children.
Wallace-Ragged Inlet Guards.
Wickes-A Child's Book of Holiday
Plays.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-01

tumble IS TO BLAME
That and Failure to Try to Break Line
Instead Of Punting Out of Danger
Accounts for Two To.-h.
downs.

Saturday was another unlucky day
Tor the trio of southeastern Iowa
high schools-Keokuk, Burlington and
Fort Madison. Keokuk lost to Wa
pello by the score of IL to o.; Bur-
Hngton lost to Ottumwa, Ga to 0. and
Oskaloosa beat Fort Madison, rs to O.
Keokuk's defeat at the hands Of
Wapello was due to a fumbled ball
inside Keokuk's twenty-yard line and
to poor headwork in calling for an
attempt to make five yards against a
stone wall line. Both mistakes came
with the ball in the shadow Of Keo-
kuk's goal, and Wapello turned them
to her advantage.
Wapello expected that Keokuk
would win, but the locals lacked the
punch to put over anything. The in
reference was slow, as it has been
in every home game, and there was
lacking punch to get through the
line.
Second Team Loses, Too.
The Keokuk second team went
down to defeat, 25 to 0, at Hamilton
Saturday afternoon. The first team
across the river outweighed the locals
fifteen to twenty-five pounds to the
man. Keokuk at one time had the
ball within yard Of the Hamilton
goal, but failed to put 1t over.
Dunstan, Burch, Bowers and Brum-
bach were among the local stars of
the game. Schilling used splendid
Judgment at quarter in calling the
plays, and his work was materially
an aid to keeping the score down.
The local ends time and again broke
through the Hamilton defense and
brought down their men.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-01
NOTRE DANES.
GREAT ELEVEN
Four of South Bend Stars are Bel ig
Nominated for All Ameri-
can Football ....
Honors. '
[By Henry L. Farrell, United Press
Staff -CorreSnondentl

[By Henry L. Farrell, United Press
Staff Correspondent
NEW YORK, Nov. If Notre
Dame and Penn State could be
brought together, a national football
championship would not be myth
CAL
With the season more than half
over, these two mighty elevens lock
by far the best roaming the griliron.
Many think a post season game
between the pair unnecessary, grant
ing the westerners the decision By
big margin.
Due to the good fortune of havir g
an unusually large number Of inter
sectional games, the east has seen
the best Of the south and middle
west and Notre Dame looks to be
the class of them all
Not only are those westerners
being lauded to the skies in the
east, but four of the South Bend
stars are being nominated for all
American honors.
George Gipp, the sensational half
back, who alone gained 236 yards.
looks to be the best seen in the
east since the days of the great
Eddie Mahan. He is sure of one
place on the mythical eleven.
Kiley and Anderson are the best
ends to appear in the east. and
Frank Coughlin, captain OF the
eleven, looks to be sure Of one tackle
position.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-01
McManus Again Prods
kopp to Make Answer

persons that you were op-
posed to this measure, and
gave it as your opinion that
the Cummins-Esch bill is
unconstitutional. Are tn e
voters to understand that
you are now opposing this
measure or that you have
changed your views and are
now supporting it?
Over three months ago
republican papers of this
district asked you these
same questions and you ig-
nored them as you have
ignored me. l trust that you
will not wait until the elev-
enth hour to make answer.
Respectfully.
e. W. McMANUS.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-01

Keokuk, Ia, Oct. q. 1920.
Hon. w. F. Kopp,
Mt. Pleasant Iowa:
Dear Sir The postal
records indicate that you
received my letter and chal-
lenge on October 90, 1920.
have as yet received not
even an acknowledgment. So
I make bold to ask you a
further question which
know the voters of this dis.
trict want answered: You
have been stating Of late
that you stand squarely up
on the republican platform.
which endorses the Cum
mins1Esch bin. In May, 1920,
you stated in questionnaires
submitted you by certain