The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-23
CITY NEWS

a pair: Call Red 1882.
Dance at Glasers beach tonight
Rights of admission reserved.
Meet your friends on str. G. W
Hill June 26! K. P. excursion.
"A marriage license has been is
sued to Arthur X. Kirby and Hazel M.
Hull of Dallas City.
-Keokuk camp NJ. W. A.. No. S22,
will hold its regular meeting tonight
at Woodman hall. All members are
requested to be present.
Ruling on defendants demurrer
in the case of George w. Davis against
the Standard -Four Tire company has
been sustained in the district court
by Judge William S. Hamilton.
Mrs. Freda Range has returned to
her home in Fort Madison. She has
been in Chicago for several months,
but will remain in Fort Madison for
the present.
kennedy Brothers Of Montrose
have filed suit in the superior court
against julius H. Pohren of West
Burlington. Suit is to recover $143.25
on contract for nursery trees alleged
to have been made with the plaintiffs.
A decree of divorce has been
granted in the district court to Lizzie
Clinton from Isaac Clinton on the
grounds of drunkenness and cruelty on
the part of the defendant The plain
tiff has been given the custody of the
four minor children and the right to
remarry within year.
The Rev. William H. Clark of the
African Baptist church has received
notice that the International Baptist
convention at Paducah has honored
Miss Sidney ]. Davis of this city with
first prize for her missionary work,
and for an address delivered before
the ministers. Presentation of the
prize will be made later.
Remember June e. K P. excur-
sion to FIT Madison, 3 p. M
"A marriage license has been is.
sued to Burdett G. Turner and Kath.
ryn Pearl Lahan, both Of Quincy Ill.
An order in the case of Ruby Van
against Ralph Van which was fled by
the defendant Ralph Van to set aside
and vacate an order which was enter
ed in the case, June 10, has been sus-
tanned by the court. The order which
was entered June 10, was in regard to
separate maintenance which plaintiff
asked court for and which court or
dered Ralph Van to pay plaintiff
The bicycle belonging to Charles
Metzinger, which was stolen from the
rear of the police station Saturday
night, has been recovered. The bi.
cycle was found in the alley between
Eighth and Ninth and High and Con-
cert streets, by c. NJ Laubersheimer,
who supposed it belonged to some Of
the boys in the neighborhood, and put
1t into his garage for safe keeping.
When he read in The Gate City that
The wheel was stolen, he Immediately
notified the police and turned the BIZ
cycle over to them.
Fort Madison is to have a chau-
-auqua IN August and among the at
ractions announced are: Philippine
Royal String Band, Lyceum Arts Trio,
dilano Sextette BANDS orchestra,
he Edward Clark Concert company,
Ind the Temple choir Congressman
Royal c.. Johnson, Doctor Sudhindra
VI. G. Brumbaugh of pennsylvania,
Madam N. N. Selivarova of Russia
Bose of Calcutta. India, Ex-Governor
Bob Seeds and the Princeses Neawan-
la, will appear on the speaking pro-
ram of the week. Other features
uch as the Wales players will present
heir unique production, TOO Much |!
Business" r.
because Of the teachers shortage /
md other reasons, the bars were let !!
lown in the closing periods of the !
var, and young men and women who
we're seventeen years old and who !
lad passed the necessary examina- .
ions were permitted to teach in the I
chools and some of that age did /
each schools in the rural districts. |
Jew regulations call attention to t
hanges in the school regulations.
his year a candidate for certificate,
Tho is II years of age may enter any
egular examination and a certificate
I'LL be granted as soon as the candf-
ate becomes IS, if all requirements
re made. This means that while
hose of II may take the tests they
annot teach until they are 18 years
{ age. This ruling applies to both
inform county certificates and Nor.
,al Training High School certificates.