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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-03
DR.. GROU|TCH IS
RECALLED TO HIGH
POSITION IN SERBIA

WASHINGTON. Feb. DIR. Slavko Y.
Grouitch. minister 10 this country for
The past fifteen months from the king
dom Of the Serbs. Croats and Slovenes,
has been recalled and will be succeeded
by the present Jugo-Slar minister TO
Great Britain, Ynvan NJ. Yovanovitch.
Or. GrouitCh has been named grand
marshal OF the kings palace and IL is
assured that he viii occupy. at the same
time. the post of minister to Greece. as
tn" t~n duties are usually hlled by IN"
sam" incumbent.
Madame Grouitch. native Of Clark$
burg. w. Va. has occupied Il prominent
position in the social circles Of the CAP
ltal
Mr.. Yovanovitch. formerly under sec
retary for foreign affairs in BclErad"
and we'll known journalist. has been
minister to Great Britain three years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-03
Policy Adopted By American
Commercial Association
AskFederalC Cooperation

NEW YORK. Feb. The American
Commercial Association 70 promote
trade with Russia decided az mectinG &
here to-day 20 send mission I" Soviet
Russia TO foster commerce. To itS ex-
acutiSe committee were l"f' the details
OF the commlsst"n's personnel and dat"
Of departure.
Meanwhtle pressure Will he brought
10 bear on the federal government to
lit the present restrictions against
trading with that part Of Russia In
control OF the Bolshevikl. sugges-
tion that one OF the members OF the as
sociatlon seek 4 whit Of mandamus
from the United States supreme court
10 compel tho state department To per
mit American firms 10 do business with
Russia. either through the Soviet gov
srrment or with the Soviet government
direct. also will be considered by the
executive committee.
Emerson y. Jennings. president Of the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-03
SEEK RECOVERY OF
$842,67l IN TAXES

PITTSBURGH Pa. Feb. 2--Thc
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacture
ing company filed suit in United States
district court here today against rho
government. in which III" concern socks
70 reco"er SSi2.6 so paId under protest
as munition manufacturers tax. The
manufacture Of proJccrll" and shell cas-
ingS during the wRr was ia" work upon
which the tax was collected, the suit
said.
The Westinghouse company did not
tho castings for other companies. il was
declared. TIL" concern asked that tho
government return II th. full amount
Of tax paid with interest from June.
1917
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-03
DEFICIT CLAIMED
IN COAL INDUSTRY
IF WAGES GO UP

WASHINGTON. rep S".''''' ,n,SS
statistics Of the net earnings Tor I'l'
rf representative hitUnl'E"uS mines ~"
ducing NOR" than thirty percent "t u"
tota, output N IA" central 'oNlp''I'iNe
field. operators told IN" coal strike SCI
tlrlncut ruInm' SSl"m t"Ha! tha' II W.
present fourteen percent waE" 'h'rcus'
were applied Throughout In" year Ky,
these "CmpHnl'%, on n basis "l t"''i 80
tonnage would r"aliZe less th.t" ''''
pcrcen, net return 0n IN" 'Api'l' !hkt9',
mcnt. Any Increase III wages "poN'
that amount. they Declared. W"u'H H''an
n CORE pondinE ariI"lt below IN" r"ros-
niz.d equitable return "i SiN percent
Figures !nirrduC"d 10y tn" operators
showed they said. iha' 4 tn" fourteen
percent wHE" ln"r"a'' had applied
throughout 1919. tn" m'rrS embraced IN
the Pittsburgh coal producers assoc
alton which turnri out more than 22.-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-03
MEREDITH IN
H, I'll. TTACk
New Cabinet Member For elimination
Of Useless Employees In Non
Productive Lines

WASIIINGTON. Feb. illumination
Of useless employees in non n-produCtlNc
business. the speeding up OF all lines or
industry commensurate" with the present
activity of the farmers. and determines
tion Of retailers unh J"hhcrs to exact
only a reasonable protIt, We're recon
mcndcd aS Il solution for the hish COST
Of living problem by Edwin T. Meredith
on taking the oath "f one" to-day as
secretary of ngr!cuitur".
The high cost of l!Iing problem. the
secretary asserted, cannot be SolNcu
through the efforts Of one class. hut all
tho solution as a common duty or less
and less Will there hc uf farm produce
Ia divide among the whole people ana
higher and higher Will K" the price OF
that which is prudu"rd.'
THE farmers of America, said Sec
retary Meredith. are willing 10 assume
their part OF the responsibilities as Am
erican citizens in meeting any prohlcnl
threatening the welfare and STABILITY or
our country. but this hugh cost of llNinS
problem ~ mutual noe. and they ask
that II he approached by al the rcoI!e
as Il common pr"hI"lu. Th"N ask thht
those engaged In distribution eliminate
the lost motion and not put so grcab Il
burden upon production as there Is upon
ii today.
I'm other words. they ask that there
be mn adequate number of producers OF
wealth, and this includes prOpcrt! ana
food of all kinds and only such number
OF distributors as are necessary 10 per
form the services required. They ask that
the banks railroads. Wholesale houses.
retail establishments factories. all or
which are NitHlly necessary 10 IN" Tar:
mcr and rccognizrd hy him ~ such. lac
spcedcd up along with him: that ~"
work now done by three men may he
done, II possible. lay two. and The burden
OF transportation aud distribution be
therefore lishtcncd
business men must look 70 the uT"ra-
tion OF their establishment. no matter
In what line they may hc engaged. and
see that no useless employ" IS r"taincd'
The farmer asks that the lahorrrs In
the mines, the factory and the mills,
who are also rcal producers along with
the farmers. make AN effort comparable
TO his, to see there Is just as little labor
expense AS POSSIBLE in each article turn
ed out by their hands. thereby helping
the farmers OF America, who in turn
will holm the luhUrrr,"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-03
WOMAN BOOKKEEPER
ALLEGED EMBEZZLER

PITTSRI RGH Ia, Feh. Miss
Mary Gcncski. age % years charged
with larceny. muiilntiou Of hooks and
c,uhrZzlemen' by IL" Acme RrasS Fuuu-
dry company. was held in So, 600 hail
10 await the action of N" grand jury
utter preliminary hearing today.
Miss Iicncski, former huukkeCpcr For
the Acme company. cmbcZzled I.""u
cr tho ConC"ru's funds. according to
testimony given toda! by II [. Wassrr-
strom. president Of III" company. H."
testified tha, the girl would raise cheeks.
SeCur" the extra" money and then
change the checks I" their or Einal form
In this manner. he said. sh" covered
up tho default. which extended over u
period Of more than three years. Il"
added
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-03
F IR E
Destroys West End Of Town
of Jaeger, W. Va.-lhlrty
Families Homeless

BbUErrELD, W. Va, FEB =
More than thirty families were rsnd-
sr.d homeless carly today wAsA 1ns
totally destroyed the west sad Of the
rtovu OF rasgcr, mcdowell county, W.
va. The fire originated In the fttehsn
OF ous Of "a, dwellings and spread
rapIdly to adjoining ucSu-sE, sweep
Ing 20 tho ground ninstecn adddttoSA
awsll,ng and ten store huhdlnss sad
sntailins a lo55 estimated 1t slSo'cso'
Dynamite was used In checking ne
flames. j. r. Vaughn, travelling saA>s-
man, was seriously injured when cansnt
"a ono OF tho dwellings that wso dy=A-
rnltsQ.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-03
CH1LD's INJURY FATAL.
~, I,,.lIiurDCrr

Special 10 Tho lntcllig"nCCr
MART1NSEURI. W. Va. Feb. =
Burns which sh" sustained Saturday
when h"r clothing hcHm" iGniied as
the result + coming In C"ntac, with
red hot s'ny,, Yesterday. caused the
d"nth mr GLADYS R"ll Mulln. aged ten
years. - daughter "f Mr. mud Mrs
Samuel Mull.u. Of Cherry Kun. near
here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-03
Held By Police For
Numbering Rail Official

CHICAGO. Fob. = Bernard Donovan.
% wears old. was being held hy tho po-
licn tonight IN Conn"CtIuu with tn"
shooting t. death today of Henry u.
SwAgmnn. chief claim agent of tho
PENNSYLVANIA lines and tho woundinE Of
Harry l.. ClauN"n. q clerk. during a
struggl" in Sw"gmans orric' In a down
town Office building.
~ IN" dct"C'ivr bureau Donovan was
identified as Jack Donovan, who shot
and killed David l'harr, r negro hntri
porter here In March 1914.
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Thus docs rrot. T. c. Atk"son. Wash,
,n1ton representative Of the National
Grange. and recently member Oh
President wilson's rirst industrial peace
conference. analy8e the present ciash Oh
city and rural interests. and his explain
alton Is all tho more interesting because
be believes congress can present no
cure and because he doesn't blame tne
city workman for refusing TO sell ms
services for less than he thinks ne can
yet He reAcals Incidentally y DIG 1Aet,
namely, that the United states mas no.
nssimilnted il> returned army. and tnat
hardly one per cent ot the boys VINO
used TO work on the farms before the
war have gone back TO the country. HOW
serious that is can readily be Imagined
when i, IS realized that. fully hair or
the nrrruhrrShtp ~ the American eSpeol-
tionary forces. 10 SAY nothing or the
men who went IL camps IN America
came from The farms.
Farmers Distressed.
The uur~ttvUro r. or tn" poStotIl"e
d,uartmra'." " said Professor Atkeson'
who FOR fifteen year WAS dean or the
Agricultural Cnllrg" of Nest virginia
University. shows plainly how city
he, ne hay,. been m,~lead aS :" country
conditions. dislike tn" word unrest.
.rh. farmers are simply distressed at
their rrowinE Inability |" cultivate inc
land They can't do what they want 10
do Tho labor market - rapidly max
ing n iuposs!Nlr fer them 10 feed the
cnuntry Scrlvb,Gy Is going 70 z" nun
Krv. I'rres, may come as cohse-
Qucncc In tho city.
The inability to obtain iarm Iao"E -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-03
NOT UNDER AR1RBF.

LAREDO. Texas. Fob. 3.-Lieutg. Ex
j.. Davis and G. f. Grimes. Americas,
army aviators who returned to UniSsts
States soil from Mexico yesterday an1sK,
their release by Mexican authorities
said today they had been shown every
attention. by the people Of Guerrero.
MeMicp. near which city they waFOt,
forced to land last Wednesday. when
their. gasoline supply failed. At no
tinl< were they under guard or con.
fncment they said. tl1
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-03
50 MEXICAN REBELS
SLAIN IN BATTLE

LAREDO. Trx. Feb. 2..-I'ifty rebels
were killed and twenty-five" taken pms
on.r Mt OaXara. IN the Mexican state of
that name. when rebel band, command
ed ny Alhiuu tarull". a former army of
rircr. attacked that city last Friday. The
rebels wrr,. defeated after five hours of
fighting. according Ia M"Ni"U city news
papers received her" today.
General Frcd"rICo silva has been ~
dercd in take command "f tn" federal
troops in the OaNarU region. and begin n
persistent campaign aGainS, the rchdis.
IN" newspapers say.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-03
LIVED MANY WEEKS
WITH BROKEN BACK

Especial Dispatch to The In'"lllgcnc"rr
CLARkSBl'RG Feb. After LIVING
since thanksgiving with broken hack
Vance Freeman. 80. "f near hiG Isaac.
died this aft"rn"on ~ a hospital. II"
was an rmployr of IN" huntington Gas
Ct,upanV
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-03
rty. Deaths At wllliamsport.

HARRISBURG. Pa, Feb. 2.-FIrst
deaths from influenza were reported TO
the state department OF health tonight
from WiIliamsport. which noted 400
cases Of Influenza and five deaths.
PITTSBURGH reported t74 cases OF in
fluenza-and is Of pneumonia, 1S deaths
from the latter being listed. Philadel-
phia reported asa cases Of influenza
ard IL. Of. pneumonia State officials
said that for February and 2 the rec
ords showed 1887 cases Of Influenza
and 81 " pneumonia with rs deaths. @.
The bulk OF the influenza cases re-
ported throughout the state were de-
Clared 20 be Of a mild type.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-03
j. 8. AV|ATORS
HELD IN MEXICO

DOUGLAS, Ariz, Fob. 2.-Major
walton and Lieutenant Wolf, avtators,
dying from El Paso to NogaleS Ari-
xona, made forced landing today
near NaooxaH. Sonora, IS miles south
OF Douglas. They arc reported TO be
held by the municipal authorities OF
Nacoznri
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-03
WE'LL ASKS MASTER
IN WEST VA. GAS CASE

WASHINGTON. Feb. 2.-On motion OF
A. Leo We'll. Of Pittsburgh, Penna.. the
supreme court today was asked TO ap-
point Il special master TO take testimony
in original proceedings brought py
Pennsylvania and Ohio to prevent west
Virginia from enforcing a state ha~
restricting the amount OF natural gas
that can be transported out OF the lat
ter state.
Under the motion which was taken un-
der adviscmcnt. the master would sub
nit a digest of the testimony to roc
court before which arguments would
the nbc held.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-03
DEATHS TO BE PRoBED.

NEW YORK. Feb. THE grand jury
invC i igHt ions of the deaths OF Paul
b"lhrn. his wife. two brothers and two
sons fr"rl pnln%nninE attributed TO
rip" olives. was ordered today. The
whpl"Sal" AMI retail dealers who hand
lei tic olives and IN" doctor who treat
I'd IN" victims. hefur" they were re-
moved /" a hospital. VIII be summoned
Friday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-03
PROF. .ATKESON, PROMINENT ", VA.
AGRICULTURAL EDUCATOR, SEES AN
ECONOMIC CRASH THROUGH H. c. |.
Leader of National Grange Declares Less Than One Percent
of Country Boys in the Army Have Returned to the
Farm-Hgh Wage Lure Robs Agriculture OF Its Labor
Supply, and Brings Crisis
By DAVID LAWRENCE
{copyrioht BY The Intellioencer.)

crash is coming as an ine'
for wages ana
than farmers Ih uh
which the economics OF these recon
applied often - the dson
Of organized government that the
that
conditions" would have been more accurate
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-03
Many New Cases.

PITTSBURGH. Penna.. Feb. c.-The
d,uartmcnt Of health announced tonight
that It received reports OF 432 new cases
If Influenza. and "a pneumonia during
the, 4S-hour period ending at p. M. TO-
day Total influenza cases were report
ed as l.757. During the - hours end
ing at 4 o'clock. today seven deaths. at
trihuted TO Influenza and pneumonia
wcrc recorded,
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VOTED TO RATIFY.

TRENTON. y. j.. Feb 2.--After a
brief debate the New Jersey stat" sen
ato tonight voted ~ l" 10 ratlfy the
>uffrap" amendment. Tho house. how
ever decided !" rrstr'"r action On the
matter until ncXt Monday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-03
.150 NEW CASES
ARE REPORTED
Total Number of Cases of In
fluenza In the State
Reaches 2,07l

CHARLESTON. w. Va, Feb. 2.-One
hundred and fifty new cases OF intlu-
cnza we're rcportcdsto the state health
department today bringing tho total 10
date from West Virginia up to 2,OI.
The cases reported were from the 1ol-
lowing points: Charleston, II; heyse''
"A; I.ittlct0n. 20: Moundsville. IL: faV-
cnswood. 3; Salem. 6; Romncy, s; Prince
ton, .. Two new cases were reported
from k"yScr.
Tho state health department yester-
day received tho following telegram.
from Dr. !. T.. Roles. health officer OIL
Union. Monroe county:
send medical men to help me IN inc
FLU" situation at Peterstown' Mohroe
county"
Thr health commissioner advised that
he had no physicians under his control
and recommended that assistance DC
sought from Or. Lunsbcrry, Chariessoh'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-03
THE WEATHER.

Ohio and West Virginin-Fair Tues
day and Wednesday; colder Wednesday.
Western :nsylvanla-Partly sloudy
Tuesday. colder along Lake Erie; Wed
nsBday fair, colder.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-03
50 New Cases.

Special Dispatch to The Intelligence.
CLARKSBuRG. W. Va Feb. 2.-tlfty-
two new cases OF influenza and FOUR
moro deaths from the malady we're or
ficlally reported here today. victims
included Mrs. Thomas Hill. 81: John NJ:
Slccth. So: Clarence Underwood 81; and
Mr.. w l.. Brown. 39.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-03
Il II z IN NTELLIGE EN- GER

Has the Largest Circulation of
ANY Morning Newspaper in the
State of West Virginia.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-11
ADVENTISTS
IN SESSION
F'fty-seventh Annual Conference Was
Held in Sanitariun Park at
Nevada and Closed Last
Week.

The fifty-seventh session Of the
Iowa conference of Seventh Day Ad-
NVentists and state camp meeting was
heid in Sanitarium park at Nevada,
iowa, August 10 to goth, 1920.
There were able speakers from
Washin gton, D. c., Nashville, Tenn,
and missionaries from South America
and India The subject paramount
was THE Signs of the Times and
the Second Coming of Christ" Mat
thew 24:14.
he denomination is now conduct
ing work in ninety-two countries,
seVenty-four being non-christian and
non-protestant. There are &c union
conferences, 100 local conferences,
Io9 mission fields, 3,876 churches,
456,S79 members, and oats mission
aries and laborers of all classes.
Evangelistic work is conducted
orally in 1913 languages publications
are issued in 96 different languages.
There are 120 periodicals. issued by
IS denominational publishing houses
and branches, the sales of which
amount to over two million dollars
each year.
mere are 246 mission schools, 692
primary schools, G. colleges and
academies, 31,964 students enrolled,
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-11

March-Stars and Stripes For
ever Sousa
Star Spangled Banner.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-11

office. The firm moved here from
Augusta.
Superintendent and Mrs. Reidy
moved this week into one of the
Daughrity flats. Mr. Reidy has so
far recovered from his illness that
the schools will commence Monday
next.
The many friends Of Mrs. Nichols
VIII regret to learn of her illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Graham, Mrs 5. F.
Crowder, Mrs. Robert Fulton and
Mrs. Catherine Yeast were Quincy
visitors Friday.
Inclement weather spoiled the
band concert Wednesday evening.
The democrats will pull off a big
political meeting this evening, and
Senator James Hamilton Lewis will
be the speaker.
MT and Mrs. Robert Elder, of
Springfield, H., are visiting their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Elder.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-11
keokuk Women VIII Have Demonstra.
ton of BaIloting at the Meeting
of tho League Tuesday
Afternoon.
SAWYER TO PRESIDE
There Will be Real Voting Booths,
Registration Blanks and Ballots
to Explain the Ma
chinery.

Keokuk women VIII learn to vote
Tuesday afternoon in the Y. W. c. A
| A practical demonstration with vot-
| ing booths, registration blanks and
ballots will be given under the aus
Women Voters, with Hazen l Sawyer
in charge of the demonstration.
| The meeting will be held at three
O'Clock and all of the women of the
city are invited to attend the demon
stration.
! It was intended to have the voting
demonstration as part of the citizen
ship school a week ago, but owing
to the lack of time, it could not be
given. Mr.. Sawyer has consented to
take charge of the demonstration and
all OF the women will have a chance
to go through the voting treadmill
from start to finish
Through the cooperation Of Mayor
Craig, voting booths will be provided
and there will be ballots and registra-
ton blanks so that they may see
just what the machinery is for cast.
ing ballots.
The new voters will be shown how
to register, will be told what ques-
tons are to be answered and how
they must be registered in the wards
in which they live before they can
be allowed to vote on election day.
The real registration days will come
in October this year, and election
day November 2.
The women, in registering VIII
have to answer the same questions
as are propounded to the men.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-11
LINCOLN SCHOOL
CLUB MEETING
Mothers and Teachers Orsa nization
Of That School Enjoyed Inter-
estirg Program Yes
terday.

The Lincoln School Mothers and
Teachers club held its first meeting
yesterday afternoon in the kinder
garten room with Miss Louise Helwig
the principal Of the building presiding.
The following officers were elected:
President-Mrs. Henry Nelson.
Vice president-Mrs. Charles =.
Fannin.
Secretary-Miss Van Steenwyk.
Treasurer-Mrs. Leach
Miss Helwig gave talk at the
meeting on training children for bet
ter citizenship and suggested how
each child may have part in making
Keokuk the City Beautiful" Dr..
Philip Slack paid a beautiful tribute
to motherhood in his short remarks.
Other features of the program in
Guided the interesting explanation Of
the art of weaving rugs and counter
panes, slips and towels, by Miss
Helen Coombs. She exhibited several
pieces of her own work which were
beautiful Miss LA Mitchell, super
visor of the school garden and poultry
club, also spoke.
Miss Mitchell announced yesterday
that ten of the prizes given at the
state fair at Des Moines were won by
Keokuk children and she urged the
parents to encourage their children TO
compete for the prizes which are to be
given at the fall celebration in this
CITY for hogs, rabbits, chickens and
garden produce.
Following the program. a social
hour was enjoyed yesterday with the
teachers Of the Lincoln school acting
as the hostesses.
The pictures which the club pre-
scented to the Lincoln school we're on
exhibition yesterday.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hagen enter
tanned the Card club at the clubhouse
Saturday evening A dinner was
served, after which cards were
played during the evening.
large sale of Poland China hogs
was held back of the Mcmahon com
pany store building Saturday by G. A.
Wegehenkle & Son. A large number
OF out-of-town buyers were present
school for home nursing and
first aid will be held very shortly I'M
Der the auspices of the county Red
Cross. A nurse from Red Cross
Headquarters at Chicago will be in
suuctor. All women of Monticello
township are invited to attend. There
VIII be no fee attached, except the
cost Of the textbook, which will be
20 cents.
F. D. Pellet returned Tuesday
2am trip to New Orleans.
new restaurant has moved into
me OHarra building next the post
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-11

a helpful address at / o'clock. A
ball game between Warsaw and
Quincy was the afternoon feature
and was won by the Quincy players,
the score being IA to II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Judds and daughter
of Dixon, drove over in their ca and
are the guests of Miss H. A. Fuller.
Mr.. and Mrs. E E. McAdams, Mr..
and Mrs Ed Eden and Mrs. Henry
Buschling spent Thursday IN Quincy.
Rev Dr. Long left Tuesd4y for
New York City and will return some
time next week.
Miss Katherine Greenwood returned
home Wednesday evening after
spending several weeks with the
family of her uncle, Will Barth, at
Henry, Ills.
John M Hungate and Miss Bessie
Shoesmith were married Thursday,
Sept. 9, at the Blackstone hotel, Chi
cago, Ill Rev. Shoesmith. father of
the bride, performed the ceremony.
Warsaw friends extend congratula,
tons.
Thos McDougal who has been Wis
iting here for several weeks, return ed
to Chicago Thursday.
The program for tonight's ban:1
concert is as follows:
March-GTippsland ......... Lithgow
Overture-The Scarlet King. Jewell
Victory Angelus.