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sd fic Than de Cawdor, Regc,
dar ca mare. sa domneasca. Pier
vraj jtoarele 81 vine stafeta del
vcstestc cal numit Than de
Cawdor. Eli! Atuncca sa stii
ca s'a ispravit cu bictul ON. Z.
ca SC implineste, &c la fost zis...
81 astopti, astepti Gu gura cilsca-
ta... 81 vezi Cd totul sc intimplii
ASA. dar cum sc fntimpla, as
tai meritul llli Shakespeare"
Pc urma evocat sccna duelu-
Iui eli Mac nllff 81 a insistat
GU a.lmiratic violenta asupra eli.
Contina infrigurat !. Macbeth ii
|Spune: nh te masura Gu mine,
ca mie mia fosf ursit cd nu am
|sa flu -omorit de ON nascrt din
femcie 81 ca pentru ca sd flu do
BORT ar trebui sa umblc pa'lu-
|rile''. .Si atunci stii bine ca
|trcbuia Macbeth So fic biruit 81
nu stii cum. 5. Oar Mae Duff
'raspunde: rNu N am nascut din
mama. ca p1ntccelor ci GU mimi
lie ann fost smuls 81 afara vim
crengile padurii din Bizham da-
rsc lie oameni"..
Era tIrziu in noapte...
A doua ri Lam gasit mort,
sprijinindu-sc Gu un cot de per-
ma din pat 81 Gu obrazul foarte
Ilinistit.
Luca Ion Caragiale.
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IN VI A r F..

Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura ,,Transilvancana' di1l
Indiana Harbor, Indiana, invita-
pc toti fratii Romini din loc 81
jur, 81 in special Pc ,,Clubul III
rercsc" de aiutor Nicblae~ Iorga
din loc, a h.a parte la| petrecr,
rca care va: area loc I'M ziua de
s Februarie 1920, in hala domna-
lui Micu din Penn. Avenue.
/ Tot odata muzica Domnului
loan Stoica find mcn1brii ace.
stei societati, doresc a zice gra-
It's la petrecerea aceasta, la calc
le dam o mare multumita d;n
partca societatii.
in speranta ca v0m Fl spriji-
niti dc toti fratii Romini din
loc 81 jur, pima la intilnirc VII
salutam fratcste.
| I'm numele societatii Transit
Naneana'' din Indiana Harbor
Indiana:
1. conlitstul aranjator.
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PoATE DTA M sT1

da, eel mai multi Romfni stu ca
in New York s'ainfiintat $ 81 func
tioneaza de un an o corporate
curat Rom1ncasca, care are O.
ficiu de Frimitcri de Bani, Bile
te de vapoare, Casa de Import
81 Export 81 un' Hotel Aceasti
coropratie s'a irfiintat Gu scopal
ca fratii Romini care calatoresc
acaSa Sd fie tratati cinstit pe un
cost mic, Sal feftasca sd MI ca
za in NINA oamenilor fara iniana.
D-Ta MI ,lita kllrrsa dind vrei
Sd pleci acasa
VICTORIA" FOREIGN Elk
CHANGE, INC.
156-10th Ave, New York, d. Y.
C.. sMU, M. sCHIo1u, I. G.
HOZA.
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(Continuarc dc pc pag 81

(Continuarc de pc pag 81.
end fatal meu ma primea in So
cietatea lui serioasa. Caragiale
sa bucurat, cind a vizut obra-
zul energic 81 vesnic voios al lui
-,,Hristaehe' cum il numca.. La
lasat sd Sc, aseze liga' d1nsuf 81
Pc urma la citit tot 1907"
Cind ispravit, la cerut lsfaturi.
Racowski la dat multe. criti-
cat parti 81 la atacat reactlona-
rismul. 4 doua ri am ramas mi
rat, cind Lam yazut pc Racew
ski instalat pc acelas scann 81
pc Caragiale citindu-i. opera re-
facuta dupa sfaturilc pc care ie
primisc. Lam intrebat de ce IA
schimbat 81 ascnltat dc pove-
te, cl care nu tolera critica. Mia
raspuns: ,,Bine - nu 1ntelegi tu
ca mia facut critica ideilor po.
litice, nn a stilului. +. Acolo era
dinsul mai tare''. Stunt coinci-
dcnte bizarre.
B intro noaptc calda de Iunic,
am stat de vdorba tirziu ell tata.
Fereastra era dcschisa, 81 din
strada Sc auzea sgbmotul yietii
intense a Berlinului. Vorbea Gu
admiratie 81 emotie >.desprc Sha-
kcspeare 81 despre teatru in g.
neral. Imi pare rau ca nu pot re.
peta exact tot ce a spus in noap-
tea alccca, caci yorbit intr'ade-
var intr 'un fcl rar lui ilsuSi.
Spunea Cd teatrul nu-i litcratu-
ri, fiindcl M al grija stiluli.
Fieeare dintre eroi yorbeste cum
ii vioe in momentul afcctqlui. II
ascmana Gu architecture. caxi' "a
81 in architecture cladesti, in
testru. ST, be urpa, a vorbit de.
spre Macbeth. Mssh s Nici odata NJ
Lam yazut mai patetie. Mia do.
vedit ca Macbeth I capodpers
|artei dramatic cohstructia ar.
chitectonick, ti-a data de Ia in.
|ceput, I'D soarta l,li, din prima
|scend este peeetInita 81 sting. q
|src 81 Sc. fntfnple, ny Il mai in.
tcresezi 1ecit ~ paFa pur artis
|ticA. cum are - Se ipthnple. 81
|cxplics scena fntfi tragelic'
|shak akesp pearisss: ,,Se 5nfffnest;
|su xz6 eo6eIe; n .spRp 81 AZ,
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societatca rornina de ajutor 81
cultura ,,Desrobirea ncamului Ro
minesc". din Warren Township,
Ohio, are onoarea a invita- pc toa-
tie surorile socictati, cl,lburi 81
parochii, precuqn 81 Pc toti fratii
Romini din loc 81 din jur, lua
partc la Marca Productie Teatra-
la, impreunata eu dams, care va
avea ldc Dnmineea, IS Fehruaric
1920, in hala societatii ,,Biruin-
ia" din ia Walnut Street, War
len, Ohio
/ fIlceputul "a orele 7.3o p. m.
precis
Pretul Dc iatrars: clasa !, 81,
Clasa II, IS cent?.
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Muzica yestitului Casslan din
Youngstown, Ohio. va distra D.
noratul public cu celc mai fru-
lnoase arii de dams 81 cintccc ma
tionalc.
PROGRAMME TEATRAL:
Tcatrul VA fl sub condnccrea
ldomnului Victor Sirbu.
Cuvint de deschidcre din par
tea prcsedintclui aranjator.
Ro,ninasltlui il place, cintat
din partca diletantilor.
Dupa accea va urma teatrul: /:
,.Smarandita'', piesa in Moua az
te.
ER S @ A N Z Il f
SmarandiIa, fata lui Mos TIL
dor, D-soara Raveca Suciu.
Lelea Marie. mama Smarandi-
tel, .D-soara Gafia Stanciu.
Tudor, fatal Smaranditei, D.
nul Dan Tnrcea.
Mihaiu Nilccanu admiratorul
Smarmditei, D-nul Simion ZolIca.
Lelea Trina, petitoarca satului,
D-soara Flora Saratcan.
Luca Florian, notarul comumci,
D-nul loan Anghel
Nicoara, preotul satului, D-nul
Vasslc Ccrnea.
Zaroaga, sevitor la primaria,
D-nul loan Savu.
Musca. monolog vessel, prcdat
de d-nul Victor Sirbu.
Otrava Femciasca. picsa mtr IN
act
p Z r S O A N + iIr Il
Tiberiu Cimpean, iRedactor, D.
nul Nicolae Kish.
Lcnuta, ncyasta lui TiIberiu, D.
Soara Te0dorita Pepene.
DR.. Luncan, medic, D-nul SINH
on Bolog.
Bran. servitorul lui Tiberiu, D.
Mul David Ursu.
Intre frlrmoaselc piese de mai
sus. vom avea fcricirea sd avem
pc d-nul loan Rusu 81 familia in
mijlocul nostru. de la New Cast
lie. Pa, care he Va .distra GU ci-
teval cfntece rationale 81 decla
matii.
Fie Rominie, cintat din part,a
dilctantilor.
Dupa teatru Caluserii vor dis
ira onoratul public Gu doua jo-
curl rationale, 81 anume: Batuta
81 Banul Maracinc. Caluserii vor
fl sub conducerea D-nului Simion
Zorca.
Suprasolviri Sc primesc GU ma
re mnltumita 81 Sc vor cuita pc
Gale ziaristica. @ 4
in speranta ca toti Rominii dir
loc 81 din jur ne vor da tot spri-
jinul dior posibil, participind In
tr'un numar cit Sc poate de mare
la aceasta frumoasa petrecere, pl-
ma la revedere ann ramas salutin-
du-va Gu toata dragostea frateas-
ca.
In numel socictatii ,,Desrobirea.
Ncamului Rominesc" din War
rem Township, Ohio:
Nam II n@,11 o,.on ;o+rr
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-03-23
NEW WATERWAYNV
ILLINOIS SOON To
BE CONSTRUCTED

VBv AssOrtated PI..Ss IL I'he Rnure-
SPRINGFIELD, H., Mar. 23--Gov.
Frank o. Lowden OF Illinois has re-
ceived new. permit for construction
OF the Illinois waterway, dated March
4, and signed by Lansing II. Beach,
chief of engineers of the war depart.
ment. Washington, and by Secretary
of War Baker according to an an
nouncement by W. l.. Sackett super.
intendent of Illinois waterways.
The conditions on the permit is
sued in January, upon investigation
by state officials in charge of the
work were found to restrict the state
in obtaining right of way and actual
construction.
Application for an amended ap.
proval of the plans was made in Feb.
rnary, the matter being presented to
the war department by Mr.. Sackett
The new document from the govern.
ment authorizes the USE Of all water
diverted from Lake Michigan for wa.
terway purposes and authorizes ac.
quirement OF property for develop.
ment of water power, the original ap:
proval and authorization OF construc.
tion restricting the state in these par.
lic,ilars
"The question of diversion of water
from Lake Michigan for sanitary pur.
poses Is nearer solution now than at
any time In the past IL years" said
Mr.. Sackett, who attended the confer.
ence with engineers OF the war tie.
partment and members OF the Chi.
cago sanitary district board in Wash.
ington recently.
CONSTRUCTION of sanitation treat.
ment works must be pushed" Mr.
Sackett said, constructing works to
prevent further interference with
navigation as n result OF lowering
lake levels must he installed"
Mr.. Sackett declared there was ev-
cry reason TO believe that the sani.
tary district trustees and the state
VIII have u plan worked ont soon
which will meet with the approval OF
Col .IudsOn, resident engineer, and
that 1t Will have the support of the
government engineering corps at
Washington.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-03-23
FEMINIST. MOVEMENT
ABSOLUTELY PERFECT
m, Associntea r.,.s. ~ 1nD rnnn4,-

tE> Ass''ciatei r',"ss I" III" f.nnn"i~
PERCY, Ill.,, March 23-After "A
month under the regime of Marshal
Grandma Maxwell, the citizens of
Percy say they are convinced thor.
cughly that the feminist movement,
in many respects, is absolutely flaw
less.
Not q single arrest has been made
here since "Grandma," or as she
signs 1t. Mrs. Jane Maxwell, observed
her 62nd birthday by taking over the
duties OF law enforcement.
"Grandma's" smile, her only wcnp-
on, has proved more eflicacous than
armament of any of her predecessors.
This she attributes to the 400 per
cent order" prevalent in this com
mnnity of 1,400 persons.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-03-23
SWEDEN's DECISION
HAS OPPOSITION

STOCKHOLM, Mar. 22--Sweden's
recent decision to join the League OF
Nations, was not reached without op-
position in parliament Conserva-
tives fought the proposal to join on
the ground that 1t would mean sur
render of the country's independence.
They declared that articles ~ to IL
would compel Sweden to take military
measures against any power which
The League considered to have opened
hostilities without due cause.
Army and navy chiefs asserted
that ad herence to the League would
not contribute to the country's mill
tary ar political safety; but that 1t
would impose responsibilities and
burdens for which the gunrenteed
support Of the league would not COM
pensate. Apprehensions were eX-
pressed that Sweden's adhesion would
prevent the nation from radically de.
creasing its military budget.
Judge lIellner, the minister of for
eign affairs, who introduced the gov
erment's bill, said that the league
would considerably diminish the risk
Of wars in Europe and the rest OF the
world, Sweden, he added, would con.
tinue to maintain policy of abso-
luic neutrality.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-03-23
GERMAN JUNKERS ARE
EMPLOYING GUARDS

4 BERLIN. March 23-SOme of the
German junkers of Pomeraina are
employing armed bodyguards to pro-
tect them. after the example of their
medieval forbears, and some of these
guards even have machine guns, says
the Vorwaerts. The paper adds that
for this purpose the junkers are en-.
listing former German Baltic troops
and that recently some detachments
of these troops have been marched
through Jarmen ana distributed over
the estates OF, three of the aristocrats
nearby.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-03-23
PLAN TO ENTER THE
TENNIS TOURNAMENT

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Mrch 23--The
Misses Marjorie Hires and Evelyn
Scavey, local tennis champions and
holders OF the Great Plains doubles
title. and Miss Marguerite Davis, Of
st. Paul, who went to the finals In the
Great Western tourney here last fall
and lost to Miss Corrine Gould. plan
to enter several Of the eastern meets
this season. The trio will motor east
in August and enter as many tourna-
ments as possible.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-03-23
!. N. c. A. IS READY
FOR THE KEEP FIT
CAMPAIGN IN CITY
Noon Meetings Will Be Held
In Mt. Vernon During
The Week

The keep fit" campaign is now on
for the week in this city. Shop meet
ilgs have been scheduled with the
big concerns. starting today. These
meetings will be conducted by Secre-
tary Spence and Physical Director
Budd of the Y. NJ C. A. This pro-
gram of slides and lectures. which
has been prepared by the United
States government. has woBld OF
education for every man and boy in
tho community.
The purpose of This great nation.
wide campaign Is to encourage and
promote the ideals Of muscular
strength. endurance, energy, will
power, courage, and self-control In
the minds of men and boys 1t is
being carried out with the same fine
propaganda that was used so effect
lively during the days OF the great
war. The government found out the
worth Of this work, and it does not
want the men and boys to forget.
Noon meetings will be held as fol-
lows: Wednesday, Pennsy shops;
Thursday, G. & G. Cooper Co.; Fri
day, Mt. Vernon Bridge Co.
There will be special meeting for
the high school boys and the young
men Of the city Wednesday evening
in the Y. NJ. G. A. This meeting will
commence at o'clock. The officials
hope that every eligible party In this
city will be present. 1t will be an un-
forgetablo event
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-03-23
MARINERS SAILING
UNDER THEIR FLAG
TRY Assoc,aren Press to rne Banner,


GALVESTON, Tex, March "a
Thousands of Austrian mariners, pre-
vented under the terms OF the treaty
OF Versailles from sailing under their
own flag, are seeking employment in
the United States merchant marine,
according to Captain 0. J. Christen-
sen, in charge of the shipping board's s
sen service bureau here. The cap
tain received n letter from the Aus.
trian consul-general at Hamburg,
stating that the plight of the Austri.
an senmen is deplorable.
Former officers of the imperial Aus.
trian navy, skilled electricians, ex.
pert machinists. telegraph operators,
engineers and assistants, the letter
says, are among those who are anx.
ious to sail under the American flag.
The men seeking employment in
this country, the letter states, ARE
mariners heart and soul" but owing
to the fact that their country no long.
er. possesses egress to the sea ''nev-
er can hope 10 again practice their
beloved profession under the flag OF
their own country
Hundreds OF the applicants for po.
sitions, according to the consul-gen.
erals letters, are of the upper STRAIT.
UNI OF society, speak several foreign
languages and are otherwise qualified
to hold responsible positions in the
merchant marino.a- ss,s -.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-03-23
SCHOOL CHILDREN -
TO HAVE GARDENS

tBy Associated Press to Tire Bai,nerl
\ CHICAGO, March 23-One hundred
and twenty-five thousand Chicago
school children will have truck gar.
dehs this year. according to Dudley
Grant Hayes, head of the school ex.
'tension work. The vegetables they
raise" will be worth more than nil.
Hon dollars, he estimates. ..ty
Hayes has asked the school author.
tiles to grant special credits for
school garden work, and is arranging
for paid instructors to advise the
young gardeners.
Chicago had 10000 child gardeners
: last year, as compared to $1,000 In
New York city. Pupils of one school
cleared more than $4,000 on an in
ttestrnent OF 1897.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-03-23
BAILEY TO ASSIST
AT CINCINNATI, OHIO

CINCINNATI, March 23---Russell
Bailey, All American center In 1917,
and second choice in 1919, will be one
OF the assistant football coaches at
the University of Cincinnati next
fall. Bailey is Ia graduate OF the
West Virginia university, and for
-four years was considered one OF the
best men in the east. He played one
year at tackle and his last three
yenrs at center for tho mOuntaIaacrs
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-03-23

The official capital Of Abyssinia is
changed from time to time as the sup
ply OF firewood in the neighborhood
becomes exhausted,
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-03-23

Musk oxen are an important source
OF food to arctic explorers.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-03-23
ATOMIZER
or BULB

An atomizcr new through
out, or a bulb for your old
one. Choice may be your
one. We sell both. Never be
without an atomizcr for it's
ability to spray throat and
nose and thus prevent dis
ease.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-27
WILL ORGANIZE
NEW DIRECTORS
Keokuk Industrial Associations Board
viii Get Together and Name
President This
Week.

II is expected that the new board
OF directors of the Keokuk Industrial
association will meet this week, for
the purpose Of organizing and elect
ing president and secretary or
the board. Illness of some of the
directors has been the main reason
for the organization not having been
made before this. 1t is hoped that it
may be affected this week, however,
as there are a number of problems
which the board will have to deal
with, including the question OF aid
for Illinois people in getting the road
from Hamilton east on the road map.
A map published in the Tribune
Sunday bears cut the statements
made by A. W. O'Harra at the meet
ing last week 1t shows the proposed
Illinois roads to be built this year,
but does not give the Hamilton
Carthage district on the map.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-27
KILLED BY
ELECTRIC WIRE
Workman in Tire Factory Died With
in Hour After II, 900 Volts
Has Passed Through
His Body.

FIT MADISON, Iowa, Jan. PA.
f. HeIlige, an electrician. employed
at the Perfection Tire and Rubber
plant, died within an hour after his
hand had touched wire carrying a
high current OF electricity. He was
% years old.
A pulmotor pressed into service
when physicians We're called, failed
to restore life. The current, which
entered through his right hand, burn
ed many parts of his body. The wire
carried 1900 volts of electricity.
Hellige was in the United States
service during the time of the world
war and accepted position at the
Perfection plant after his return. He
was a member of st. Mary's Roman
Catholic church, the Knights OF Co
lumbus lodge and Loyal Order of
Moose.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-27
BARACA CLASS
ENJOYS SUPPER
Friday Evening in St. PauPs Church
Membership Campaign OF
Glass Game to Close
With Banquet.

Friday evening, January %, the
Mems Baraca class of st. Paurs Evan
gelical church closed with a supper, a
very successful attendance and mem.
bership campaign, which had extended
over a period Of eight Sundays. There
were sixty-five men present at the sup
per which was served by group OF
young ladies of the church, The
Baraca class eight-piece orchestra
played several selections previous to
the supper which were greatly en-
loved by all present j. J. Leu, Jr.,
presided as POSTMASTER and many
members responded with toasts on
very appropriate subjects, after which
the annual election was held with the
following being elected: President,
C. f. Schmidt; vice president, Ernest
Klann; secretary, w. J. Wieseman;
treasurer, Jacob Ludwig.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-27
Ne.U Hair Ren7ouer
Works Like Mugic"
Positively Removes Roots
and AID

No discovery of greater benefit to
hair-disfigured womankind has been
made in recent years than the mar
velous phelactine method. 1t is en-.
tirely unlike and much superior to
electrical, depiIatory or other meth
DDS, because it actually removes the
hair entire, roots and ali-before
your very eyes-easily,. quickly, HARM
lessly! Get stick Of phelactine
from your druggist, follow the simple
directions, and you will be astonished
and delighted with the result. It is
odorless, non-irritating, and so harm
less child could safely eat it. It
leaves the skin so soft, smooth, hair
less, that rot the least sign OF your
former trouble remains.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-27
To Reach Halifax Today.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.l
NEW YORK. Jan. 27.-The dis.
abled transport Powhatan, which has
been buffeted about in heavy seas
since January IS off Halifax, was ex-
pected to arrive in Halifax today.
The wrecking steamship Relief, &C
cording to reports from the Pow.
hatan, was making five knots an
hour with the leaking steamer in
tow. The Canadian government
steamer Lady Laurier, according to
radios received here, had another
line aboard and was assisting the Re-
lief. The coast guard cutter Ossip-
pee was acting as a rudder, with the
Acushnet ahead Of the Relief, towing
in tandem.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-27
|CHANCE To SEE
| HAMPSHIRE HOGS
|pio Display Of Pure Bred Stock VIII
be Made Here Thursday at
406 Main
Street.
BANQUET AT NOON
m.ssrs. Streetcr and Park VIII be
uosts at This Affair, and Hamp-
shire Meat VIII be
Served.

hampshire hogs will hold sway in
waokuk Thursday when there will be
an exhibit Of this variety OF nogs at
aoe Main street, and Hampshire hog
will furnish the main dish on the
,,,enn for the banquet that will be CIV
on NV Streeter and Park at the Hotel
Iowa at noon
Ioring Bum. manager of the Hamp-
ebiro Advocate with headquarters at
peoria. will be here on that day and
will speak on The Hampshire Breed,
T R Miner, county agent OF Lee
county. with headquarters at Donneli-
con will speak on cooperation be-
tween the farmer and the business
man. la, ~
one Of the interesting events OF the
davis program 1t is planned to have
q big display Of the pure bred stock
Iere on that occasion, as well as the
stock which has been purchased by
local business men, and winch VIII pc
delivered to the farmer taking care OF
them that day.
hampshire hog meat will be eaten
at the banquet, too, it was announced
this morning by C. d. Streeter, one OF
the hosts. Mr. Streeter and Mr.. PARK
will he the hosts at this banquet, not
the HAMPSHIRE club as was announc-
cd Yesterday through mis-under-
standing. The entire celebration
Thursday is planned by them, and not
by the club
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-27
Queen is Bawled Out.

limited Press Leased Wire Service
CHICAGO, Jan. 27.-The queen of
England had better cut out the pills.
Lucy Page CASTOR, president Of the
Inter-Anti Cigarette league, is all
"het up over the report that Queen
Mary has taken to smoking. She
wrote letter, "bawling out" the
queen for setting such an example
for the English people.
1.-THE story has caused a shock to
the American estimate of your noble
character" Miss CASTOR wrote.
1T will be exceedingly unfortunate
if English standards fall below those
of this country through your
example"
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-27
One Language Country.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.-Malce
America one language country and
you will have taken a long step to-
ward making it allan erican.
That is the argument which Is to
be used in an effort to get the house
to pass the Kenyon determination
bill which late yesterday was passed
by the senate.
The whole purpose of the bill is
to begin the incubation Of American
ideas and ideals by giving all the
people who come to these shores in.
struction in the English language.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-27
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City Manager Plan.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service
DUBUQUE, Iowa, Jan. 27-At a
special election here yesterday, the
city manager plan of government was
carried by a majority Of 831 and the
proposition for a municipality owned
light plant was carried by a majority
of 271. Although barred from yotin &
on the city manager plan, women
were permitted to ballot on the
municipal light plant proposition. The
city manager form of government will
be effective next April, when five
commissioners, elected by the people,
will select a city manager.