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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-22
VIRGINIA LEGISLATOR is
NOW RAPIDLY RECOVERING
Kenneth n. Glipia VIII Soon lie Able
to Leave baltimore Hospital
for Home.

Especial to The Times Dispu,ch)
WINCHESTER, VA. Angus, 2l.-
Kenneth N. GilpIn. Boycc, Va. mem
Der OF tho Virginia House OF Dele
gates from Clarke and Warren Coun.
ties, is rapidly recovering from an
operation in tho Union protestant
1nfirmary Baltimore. and expects to
return to his home at an early date.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-22

viewpoint OF ono who Is a lawmaker
rs well as 4 successful business man.
and the program closed with w.
a. Sherman. OF tho Bureau OF Mar
kcts. Washington, ID. G., speaking on
What tho Department OF Agricul-
ture Does for the Farmer" Mr.. Shcr-
man was also introduced by Mr..
liidcn.
Tho program was arranged by
County Agent bernard Williams, who
was also chairman OF arrangements
for tho picnic.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-22

according to word received here to-
day. Mr.. Gilpin was takon III in
Southwest Virginia recently while
campaigning for tho Democratic nom
ination for Northumberland OF
Virginia IIe Intends to rcsumo his
canvass as soon as his health per-
mits.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-22
FOR HOME BUILDING
bristol business Men Have Formed
New Corporation for Tint
Virginia City.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
bristol, VA. August 2i.-Thc
Appalachia Home Builders Associa-
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat., 1920-07-02
CITY NEWS

Bathing suits, caps, shoes, for
mother, boy and girl. Lowitz.
-Leisy's special tastes like It had
the old kick Phone "a for . case.
Dance at Glaser's beach Sunday
night Rights of admission reserved
You can get those sun shades
for your car at Erickson Il Roberts,
Built by P. 1. Kennedy, the stamp
of honest cement work. All work
guaranteed Call Red 1861.
There will be Sunday school at
the Valley church Sunday, 2:30 p. m
Preaching 3:15 p. m A patriotic serv-
ice.
Don't wait Let us insure your
property against tornadoes and winds.
COLLISION & Lotion. Phone $50.
Masonic - Special meeting OF
Eagle lodge, No. II, Saturday after
noon, July 8, at 2 o'clock. Second
degree
Bird Kellogg is confined to his
home as the result of injuries he sus-
tanned Saturday when he fell at his
residence.
You can get those SUD shades
for your car at Erickson & Roberts.
Dance at Bluff Park July 4th.
Frew's original cabaret singing and
dancing orchestra win furnish music
afternoon and evening.
Order your soda water for the
Fourth now, from ]. Burk e Co. 1t
has quality and quantity. You will
get the best Of service. Phone 329.
You can get those sun shades
for your car at Erickson & Roberts.
-Melrcse Methodist Episcopal
church: Sunday school, 10 a. m;
Elmer Johnson, superintendent Morn
ing worship II a. m, and evening
service 500 p. m. c. o. Freeman,
pastor.
| Everybody is talking about Leisys
impossible to supply all Phone "a for
"a case while they last
Save the squirrels; they save the
trees" says Joseph Grinnell. professor
of zoology at the University of Cali
fornia. 1t appears that the beauties
are careless with their winters food
supply and that the seeds they drop
become great oaks" or frs or pines
or sumthin.'
You can get those sun shades
for your car at Erickson g. Roberts
Order your soda water for the
Fourth now, from ]. Burk & Co. It
has quality and quantity. You will
get the best of service Phone 329.
H. G. Kirchner, chairman demo
cratic central committee. has issued
call for convention to be held at the
Orpheum theatre in Ft. Madison on
Saturday, July 3. G. w Mattern, re-
publican chairman, has issued a call
for the republican convention to be
held at the court house in Ft. Madi
son on the same date. The Keokuk
delegates go to Ft. Madison tomorrow
morning.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat., 1920-07-02
Reed Not to Bolt

SAN FRANCISCO, July 2.-Sen-
ator James A. Reed, who was repudi-
ated and ousted from his seat in the
democratic national convention by the
Wilson administration forces, an
nounced last night that he will not
organize a third party or bolt the
democratic party. but that he will fight
the league of nations plank in the plat
form If 1T is indorsed in the form de-
manded by Wilson, from every stump
in the United States.
This does not necessarily mean
tReed said. that he would fight th
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat., 1920-07-02
FREE SWIMMING
EXHIBITION, AT Y
It Win Be Held Tuesday Evening al
8 O'Clock and Is Open to Both ;.
Men and Women-Many
Will Participate.

A free swimming exhibition for
both men and women will be given
at the Y. M. c. A natatorium Tues
day evening, July 6, at o'clock. to
which everyone is invited.
Special features OF the NEE. will
be the swimming done by the Junior
boys who have recently learned the
art in the free swimming school,
many Of them among the youngest
children that have ever been permit
ted to swim at the "Y,' and some
Of the older and expert swimmers
will put on some real snowy nautical
exhibitions.
Another interesting feature will be
the swimming done by the girls who
have learned to master the art also.
Keokuk people are asked to attend
the affair and see for themselves
what the swimmers can do.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat., 1920-07-02
ANNUAL MEETING
|. Of SCHOOL BOARD
Session Was Held Last Evening at
Which Financial and Comparative
Statements Of District
were Made.
CENSUS REPORT MADE
Bonds Of Treasurer o. S. Stanbro and
Secretary Frederic c. Smith
Were Approved,
CENSUS REPORT MADE

The annual meeting of the board
OF education was held last evening
at which reports were submitted for
the year, showing the financial status
Of the district and statistics for the
years activities. The bonds of the
treasurer, o. S. Stanbro, and Of the
secretary, Frederic C. Smith, were
accepted Mr. Stanbro was elected
the district, and Mr.. Smith was re.
year.
The financial and compa arative
statements are printed in another
column in The Gate City and show
in detail the finances of the district.
The census report for the district
shows net increase OF fifty-nine
pupils. There is total OF 1888 peo.
pie between the ages of three and
twenty-one. Deducting the number
of pupils from three to five leaves
a total of school age of 3,261.
The report shows that women in
the district marry younger than the
men, as there are twenty-one women
under twenty-one who are married
and no men under this age.
Arrange For kindergarten.
The superintendent was authorized
to arrange for a kindergarten at the
Jefferson school. II there is sufficient
interest and pupils to warrant open.
ing the kindergarten. Superintendent
Aldrich would like to hear from par.
ents in the district, either personally
Or by telephone. in order to learn
! their ideas and to learn the possible
number Of pupils for the kindergar.
ten. They can reach the superntend.
ent by telephone or can meet him in
| his office.
The superintendent was authorize
to contract with two teachers.
| The board will put in sidewalks as
authorized around the Garfield school
I property, old and new.
! The board also authorized the
D., building of coal sheds to store coal
in for the coming winter. These will
be built where the regular bins are
too small to take care of the supply
needed
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat., 1920-07-02
cuLvERsrock7oN COLLEGE

Co-educational. Every advantage
for mental and physical development
Model buildings and equipment. New
dormitory for women. Academic and
specialized branches. $3.50 for annual
course. For catalog, address DR.. J.
H. Wood. president, Dept. 6, Canton,
Mo-
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat., 1920-07-02
PosToFFlcE NOTICE.

Independence Day Will be observed
by the Keokuk postoffice on Monday,
July 5th. Office will be closed for the
day. All special delivery and perish
able parcel post will be delivered.
Morning and evening collection in
business section. No delivery on rural
routes / and 2.
JOSHUA F. ELDER, Postmaster.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat., 1920-07-02
Power Report Ready.

BOLIVAR, Mo, July 1.-The com.
mittee which has been investigating
the amount of electric power produced
in Ash Grove, Bolivar and other Ozark
towns Interested in the proposed $780,.
900 electric transmission line corpora.
ton will be ready this week to report
to the fifteen towns in on the pro
posed venture.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat., 1920-07-02

ticket or other sections Of the plat
form, however
Reed was vehement in his declar-
alton about the league of nations. He
asserted that he did not propose to
back up in his opposition to the league
of nations, it did not matter how
many conventions indorsed it.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat., 1920-07-02
FoR July 4TH spEciALs.-

Hair ribbons 7sc, half hose 41c,
child's underwear 45c, ladies' suits
59c, long silk gloves $1Ss, silk hose
1879 off, tale powder 1Sc, Ponds
cream 22c, plain vofles 7Sc, organ
dies S9c-
LOwH DEPT. STORE
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat., 1920-07-02

The coal mined in Japan varies
from the hardest anthracite to peat,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-11
SUPPER TABLE
GOSSIP

There will he u meeting Or the
Wumaus club Friday ut 3 O'Clock, Tho
subject will be- "Child Welfare"
Mira. La Belle will talk on The Health
Of the child" prof Landcrs VAL speak
ON preventative Measures" Mrs. G.
4. Spitzmcyscr will give u piano solo,
There VIII be "a tcn-minutc board
meeting at the close Of the program.
The business ana Professional
Womuu's club will hold It's regular
dinner this evening at q o'clock at
the Y. W. q. \. All members arc re.
uucstcd to be prompt. Several on
icrtainmcut features have been
planned.
Guadalupe Martinez hns filed a pc
tition In the district court FOR divorce
FROM Dolores Mclo do Martinez,
charging abandonment. Tho plain.
tiff asks for the custody OF their
child, Maria Martinez, % months old.
Tho child is now with grandparents.
The divorce suit Of Francesca IL. de
Scna WIS Withdrawn from the court
Yesterday M the petition of the plair.
tiff. 'ho complaint was filed some
timc NO.. hut the couple since docid'
ed to live together again as husband
ana wife. The suit OF Sarah Black
against James Black for divorce was
denied after a hearing in the district
court yesterday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-11

ono OF the largest British cnEi-
n,oriur firms has transformed It's
immorso ammunition works into "a
locomotive factory.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-11

Rafael Apodoca y Nuancs, san Jose,
n. NJ; Jcsusita Garcia, san Jose,
n. NJ.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-11

Coal Supply Co. Phones 4 and 5.
Can now supply limited amount
factory wood In full wagon loads
Hahn Coal Co. I1Ionc Of.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-28
Bedtime Stories For The Little Ones
UNCLE WIGGuY AND The ANTS.
Nv HOWARD r GAREE-

us It sugar you WANT asked IN
Gle Wiggily. II II IS, take the whole
baEful-I can get more for Nurse
Jane. Take The sugar and let me 60
Il Is very sweet
1T is not sweet sugar want. but
sweet souse from your ears" cried
the PIpsissWah, suacklng his lips.
sSouse I want and souse ! viii have-'
Then he just started TO nib5le some
off Uncle Wiggily's left ear the PIP
did. when. all OF a sudden, he began
WHAT'S the matrsrz" asked the
bunny.
@Oh, something ticklsd me On my
left hind leg" was the answer
The Pip gave himself a scratch and
then he once more started 10 nibble
souse, whens all at once, he laughed
wow what's the mattsr7@ asked the
bunny.
~Oh. something tfczlsd ne on ny
right front leg" was the answer The
Pip itched himself there and once
again he started TO get the bunny's
souse, when. all at a suddenness. the
bad chap laughed:
-Hai Hal Hol Hoi Hel HsF
whats the matter now" asked the
bunny.
"Oh, I'm being rickled all over on
ny four legs and ny paws and my
nose and NY horns and every place.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-28
Patter And Chatter
.. > = N---l-l-I
The Non In the Ditch.

TODAY when working
n must
I to Il
seemed
speeches,
helped to
spreadt tn seare-
big red
fairly -pattered
DLEAsE
j hfm away. j tell here.
4
The Harehing in the mud' the In dime
flash
sickness. Their opuIenee me,
got
faces.
There
instalnent
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-28

RTOT far from the hollow stump bum
IN galow, where Uncle Wiggny
Longears lived with Nurse Jane
Fuzzy Wuzzy. some red ants had
their home. The ants were tiny little
creatures. not much larger than the
head OF a pin, but they were very
lively and risky, crawling mere ana
there and everywhere
They never did any harm, either.
these red ants. Except now and then
they crawled in Uncle Wiggily's bun
galow and took tiny grains Of sugar
to put in their turnip coffee. OF some
thing like that And neither Nurse
Jane nor Uncle Wiggly minded what
the ants took.
Except don't like them to crawl
over my pink, twinkling nose" said
Uncle Wiggily one day, when he and
Nurse Jane had been talking about
the rcd creatures
why not2". asked the muskrat
-oh. because they tickle me 50 they
always make me laughl' and Uncle
Wiggily giggled when he thought OF
the tickling legs OF the tiny red ants.
What have you thereT' asked
Nurse Jane as she saw Uncle Wig
gily with something in his paws. hop
ping out toward the ants homo in the
stump.
~Oh. just have some carrot bread
crumbs that were left on the dinner
table" spoke the bunny gentleman
I'm going to feed them TO the red
ants To them crumb OF bread is as
big as a large loaf 70 US"
Dear meF' laughed Nurse Jane
It seems TO me, Wiggly, that You
take e lot OF trouble about Just some
little red ants They'll never put
themselves to any trouble on your
account"
you never can tell" spoke the
bunny and we do not need the
bread crumbs"
So he fed the ants. and one Of the
red insects said
Thank You very much, Uncle Wig
gily- II ever we can do you a favor,
We viii"
Don't let Nurse Jane hear you say
that spoke the bunny. shed only
laugh at me for thinking e little red
ant could do me a favor"
But you just wait and see, children,
what is going 10 happen
The sumner days went by and the
ants kept on living not far from IN
Gle Wigglyis bungalow Now and
then the rabbit gentleman would take
them crumbs OF bread and cake and
they were very thankful
But the ants have not done you a
favor yet" said Nurse Jane
There Is no hurry" spoke Uncle
Wiggily. Besides I don't feed them
20 have them do ne 4 favor I feed
them because I ike to-"
Now. Il happened. one day, that IN
Gle WiEEily went 20 the store for
Nurse Jane to get some sugar with
which The muskrat lady bungalow
keeper wanted TO make a cake
And I viii not be home when you
come back from the store" said Miss
Fuzzy WuZzy. as Uncle Wiggily
started of. I'm going over 10 see
Mrs Wfbblewobble, the duck lady, for
the afternoon. but III be home in time
to get your supper
"Oh. all right" spoke the bunny.
and then he went to The store for the
sugar. While he was on his way
back. and almost at the bungalow,
all OF a sudden, out from behind a
sassafras bush jumped the bad old
Pipsisewah, grabbing the bunny gen
tlemau-
'Ah. hal Now have you'll Now III
get what I want." snickered the bad
chap
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-28
Conservation Of Nations Youth Of Great Importance
Exnerts Puzzled Over Fall STYLE OF Dress For Milad1

after they had been half soled once.
or maybe not at all Prices are caus-
ing the consumer TO lengthen tho life
Of every pair Of shoes that he buys
Every person should have two or
three pairs OF shoes, and rotate the
wearing. thus giving each pair a
rest which means added life"
=
The key to the door OF FL Paso's
growth and prosperity is in the So
luton Of its water supply" said Roy
7. Glass The problem must be de-
cided Immediately. and VIII be one
Of the first subjects TO be investi-
gated by the Young Mems Business
league The problem is simpler in
Fl Paso than in most American
cities We have three sources Of
supply 20 choose from. Let US pick
the best, and then develop It."
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-28

quirements. physical and otherwise,
before taking the matter up with the
civil service board. Many OF them
would fizd the rules prohibitive even
before making their applications. A
little man is not fitted for the work,
and yet many OF them fail TO learn.
or less ignore, this fact"
Forced TO economy by the high
price Of footwear, more people are
seeking the services Of the shoe re-
pair man than ever before in the
history OF the industry" said r L.
Plckel- Scores are wearing shoes
which were purchased, in some in
stances. several years ago People
are having resoled three or four
times the shoes which they would
have tossed away four years ago
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-28
Short SnatcheS
From EUe7yzChere

II the privates are running the Rus
sian army, It IS a good bet that the Of
ticers are in front--1Iinneapo polls
Journal.
Medical authorities advise boiling
the water, but local vets want to know
what TO boil in it-besides a raisin.-
Chicago News.
sim II Cox could get the automo-
BILE speeder vote he would have a
long start toward success in Novem-
ber--1Iuncie Star.
The French are so volatile. Now,
they want new president because
theirs fen out Of a car Windows.
Louis Globe-Democrat-
Stin its a bit early TO expect sugar
TO get back 10 the old war prices;
there are still some fruits to be
canned.-Marion star.
Ge-- Denilzine is coming to the uni
ted States. 1t is evident that he has
recovered completely from his last as
sassination.-Los Angeles Times.
The league Of nations has purchased
hotel in Switzerland. It had TO have
something OF course, to take care Of
our servations.-Deroit News.
Drafts are funny things. A draft
along the floor viii give a fellow a
cold in the head, while an overdraft
VIII give him cold feet.-Angeles
Times.
The only people not worrying over
the coal situation are the owners Of
steam heated flats. They don't burn
enough coal to have to worry
Burlington Daily News.
There would certainly be some hesi-
tation about scratching a match on
the seat OF ones paper trousers but
think how handy It would be TO use
an eraser instead OF sending ones Ice
cream toys 10 the cleaners.-Topeka
State Journal.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-28
XVII

New Questions.
]. What celebrated mountain is
known as the Pride Of Puget Sound"
?. What is a collar?
3. What is choler2
4. What IS the difference between
an opera and an oratorio?
5. What celebrated large game fish
Is Sebago Lake, Ne, noted for2
6. What is whereabouts?
Z. Why is the star Ceres one OF the
most interesting in the heavens?
S. What city Is known as the
American Metropolis
9. What is a bottle gourd?
10. What is a Florida" jigger7
Answers to Yesterdays XVII.
1. A poke IS a push against or into
a thing, OF slow, sluggish move
,ent
?. The Strait Of Eleven Thousand
Virgins was the name given to the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-28

Oh. I have TO itch myself with all
four pawsr' cried the Pip. and TO 90
this he had 10 let 80 Of Uncle Wig
gily.
Vows your chancel Runr' cried
some tiny voices, and there were
about fOu- million, seventeen hun
dred and ninetysix thousand eight
hundred and forty-two red ants
wen tickle the Pip and keep on
tickling him. by crawling on him
until you get away said thu head red
ant. and they did They dckled the
PIP all over BY crawling on him 50
the bunny easily got away and safely
back home with the sugar
Hal You see the ants did ne e
favor after all" said llr. Lougears.
when Nurse Jane heard what had
happened, and then the muskrat lady
herself fed the ants some sugar She
always liked them after that And, II
the peach pudding doesn't fall down
cellar when it's trying TO climb out OF
the ice box to play tag with the CO.
coanur cookie. III tell you next about
Uncle Wiggiiy and the pie.-Copv-
right. 1920. by Mcclure Newspaper
Syndicate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-28

MY DAUGHTER. who is so fortu-
N nate. who is so blessed. who is
so smiled upon by the angels. as
an ADAPTABLE woman
For, beautiful woman may be
adored. and a clever woman admired.
But a woman who can follow grace
fully wheresoever a man leadeth is
HAPPXi
Behold. when she eats. her doctor
orders her appetite; and when she
speaks, her lawyer orders her words
and when she works her employer
and the office manager and the chief
clerk. and the office boy are all her
'dictators"-
Yea, even when she DANCES she
follows a mans footstepsi
10, she walks when he Is pleased
70 walk. and waltZs when he chooses
TO waltz and dips when he dips, and
is BACKED about the room, at his
viii and caprice
And, since no two men ever danced
or kissed alike, her life IS all sur
prisess and she Is subjected 70 the
moods and caprices. OF not ONE but
a hundred men
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-28

Strait OF Magellan by its discoverer
since renamed in his honor.
5. Russet is reddish brown color.
4. To eliminate Is TO cast out from.
to get rid Of a thing or remove Il.
5. To predict is 70 state definitely
what is intended TO be expressed con-
corning a subject.
6. Prunes should be soaked In
water for twenty-four hours before
cooking; and should always be
steWed. not boiled
Z. Niagara Falls IS the greatest
water power plant in the world.
8. The most famous woman as
tronomer OF the United States was
Maria Mitchell. who occupied the
chair Of astronomy at Vassar College.
g. An implement is a tool or uten-
sill used in work
10. An entree is a special. light
dish. served between two regular
courses at a meal.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-28
CONFESSIONS OF A WIFE

NJ ~ AsA-AA a.
Then. come not unto me saying.
Marriage is a martyrdorl and an
husband IS a tyrant-
For. verify, verify 1 say u1to
thee, Il is easier 10 endure the
aufOeracy Of one man whom thou
lowest. than TO bear with the
Erouches. and cafez 10 the Moods
and follow after the whims and
the dance steps OF many men,
whom thou d0st NOT love
It is more comforting 70 be
patronized by thine own husband,
than 20 be ordered about BY another
Woman's husband
II is sweerer to be SURE OF one
mans faults and caprtces. than 70 be
insure OF ALL mem
For 10. in marriage. as in dancing.
when thou hast learned to KEEP
STEP with a man and 70 follow his
variations, IL is but a simple thing
to lead him in thine owu way.
Then. let no woman say. ! am free
and equar'
For while she may be ~squar', she
Is never FREE from the dominion OF
men--Copyright. 1920. By the Wheeler
/ Syndicate. Inc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-28
II Years Ago Today

THE new home OF the Fl Paso laun-
dry. adjoining its present lcoa-
ton on South Santa Fe street. Is
rapidly nearing completion This
building IS one Of the largest OF its
kind IN the city and is three times as
large as the old home Of the Ell Paso
laundry.
L. J. Gilchrist. Of the State National
bank. has had plans drawn for three
large brick residences, which viii be
erected at Rio Grande and FL Paso
streets. Architect KneezeIl has about
completed the plans and they viii be
TUNED over TO the contractor in q few
days.
Francis Moore and his mother will
leave soon for Chicago, where Mr..
Moore enters Sherwood conservatory
as Instructor. He IS a young musi-
clan who has delighted FL Paso audi
ences upon many occasions
Mrs. Frank Ainsa and daughters,
Misses Mona and Aflsa, viii return
tomorrow from a ranch IN New Mex
leo, where they have been spending
some time.
NJ. and Mrs. c E. Kircher viii ar
rive fl FL Paso the 18th Of next
month- They are now on their we'd