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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-18
Fraternal Notes

Tulsa Canton No. lb, |. O. O. r..
will hold social meeting, Friday
evening, November 10, TO which ali
Odd Fellows and Robekahs are in.
Nhed. Ii will bo hold In Musicians
hall and will be- In the nature OF a
Pic social. Pies will be sold "a
the highest bidders. Entertainment
Will be provided.
Akdar Temple will hold It's annual
election December 10.
=
Trinity Commandry. Itnlgli,f
Templar. will observe election OF VI,
ficers December lS.
-
Tulsa lodg No. Il, A. Il and A. NJ.
viii elect officers December o. fol
lowing the annual custom OF the or
der.
Akdar Patrol will drlll Sunday IN
preparation for the ceremonial No
Vcmber 80. 1t Is expected that
there will he as In line. and Il In the
Intention. II possible. to bring the
original patRol which mado tho trip
to Portland, together for this oo-
casion,
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Grotton lodge is making extensive
preparations for ceremonial TO be
held during Christmas week.
i
Members OF Akdar Patrol and
their families and friends will dance
this evening at the Elks club.
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LEGAL

the rate Of eight fs) per cent per snnum.
payable annually at the time of the pay ,
ment OF the several installments Of ths
said assessments. from the dale OF the
taking effect of this ordinance; that the
ntst installment OF said assessments, to-
deferred lnstailments, shall be payable
or the 18TH day Of December, 1877,
and the remaining deferred instailments,
irstallments, shall be payable on the 18th
day of December, 1921, and the re-.
maining deferred instaliments, with the
ments, shall be payasie on the 18th day
OF December, Of each succeeding year
until az shall be paid.
Provided, however, that any OF the
owners OF tho lots or parcels OF land so
assessed may at anytime during the four
90 consecutive weeks following the data
OF the first publication Of this ordinance,
pay 10 the city Auditor Of the city Of
Tulsa. the full amount OF the assess
nents 70 levied against their said lots
such property from from the iS"O' lien of ''sssb such
assessments.
SECTION I; THAT this ordinance shalt
be published for four 90 consecutive
paper published In Tulsa, Oklahoma; that
the publication Of this ordinance as re-
quit.d by law shall be taken and re-
garded as sufficient notice TO all persons
interested In tho assessments hereby
levied by tho terms OF this ordinance.
SECTION 6: That all ordinances or
provisions OF this ordinance. are hereby
repealed
SECTION 6: That an emergency exists
for the preservation OF the public health
and safety by reason whereof this ordi-
nance shall take effect from and after
It's passage. approval aud publication.
PASSED. and the emergency clause
ruled upon separately and approved this
2gth day OF October. 1920.
1920.
]. NJ. ADKISON.
Mayor pro TEN.
Attest:
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN.
City Auditor.
Approved:
FRANK u DUNCAN
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FIFTEEN YEARS OF
BLACK -DRAUGHT
Black-Draught Highly Rec
commended by Illinois Man
for Liver and Stomach
Disorders--Used it for
Fifteen Years.

singerton. lll.--"vor fifteen year,
we havo used T'hcdford's Black
praught, and have not yet found
anything that coula take It's place >
writes W, r. Ristcr. Of this town
~ have used Il for Indigestion a
number OF times, AZ q It gives relief
continues Mr.. Rister.
FOR sour stomach. n heavy. hloa
ted feeling. II is SPLENDID. And when
the liver gets torhil. SO that when
you stoop and raisc up suddenly
YOU feel dizzy, few doses viii SET
YOU straight.
we keep Il and use FOR cousti-
patton and the abova troubles, and
find it most satisfactory | can
recommend il to others and gladly
do 80, For the number Of years |
have used Black praught now, I
ought to know"
In its 70 years Of usrrulness. Thed-
tord's Draugh, has relieved
thousands and thousands OF persons
suffering from the rcsults OF a dis
ordered liver. And. like Mr.. Rlster.
many people feet that. after using
Black -Draught nothtng can take it's
place.
II You haven't tried Black
praHght get package today.
Nearly every druggist keeps it
Ad\L
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SUN HELPS OUT
FARMERS CROP
Fair Weather Needed to
Complete Cotton and
Corn Harvest

9, H. Howard In his weekly re-
port ~ crop conditions 10 Tho World
nnys that the state h. In need Of con
adorable amount ~ fair weather
aH the cotton crop is not much over
half gathered and corn is nt lonst
ohc-hnlr Ia the field. lie snys, how.
ever, that the farmers are gcttIng
back In the fields this week To
gather cotton and corn nftor q
months loss Of time.
FarmcrH are still dcRpondent over
INC prico ~ their farm commodl
tieH according TO Howard. Tho
price or cotton IL still very low and
he price Of corn Is no better than
ihe last report Of two weeks ago.
Toward Hlys thorc Is no place I'm tho
state where corn is selling, delivered
the market, FOR moro than as
tohH ana the average price is from
20 10 60 cents Wheat IA lootlnp
Ilhe, but there Will not be Ms large
crop as was anticipated, because
or pfotraCtod wet weather during the
'atter part of the seeding period
no ground Will be in good shan,
with few moro dayg OF sunsbiro
Lor ran plowing. preparatory to the
s,'u'hg OF Oaia ana corn next apring.
howard rrportB that there Will not
- hs much piowtng done this n,lI aa
usual because OF the extraordinary
amount OF work required To gather
remainder OF the crops.
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November is 10. 20 II. 70. ys. wo'a ~ ,s
g. ~. 2s. ~, 80, December /, ?. 3, 4
- :; D. 2; 10, II; y. 10. II, Is and
ORDINANCE NO. 200
An ordinance to apportlon, levy and
assess special taxes In payment OF the
ssot so OF constructing sanitary sewer In
established BY Ordinance No. zoTs; and
declaring an emergency.
eisions OF the Charter OF the city OF Tulsa
Ohshoms. and the statutes OF the state
OF oklahoma for such cases made and
trlct No. lss and after declaring II nee
essary to construct sewers In said Sewer
Srs,Iso 5s,T,se No, iss by the pIoyisions Of Of
OF September 1920, let to comstock-
smediey Co, contractors a certain CON
tract for tho construction OF a certain
sanitary sewer in Sewer District No. lsS;
and
WHEREAS, In pursuance OF said con-
tract. said Comstock- -smsdley Co. have
constructed certain sanitary sewer In
said sewer district No. l6s, and the work
under said contract has ben accepted ana
approved by the city Engineer and the
Hoard OF Commissioners OF the city OF
Tulsa: and
WHEREAS in further pursuance Of tho
statutes OF the state " Oklahoma, afore'
of the said city Of Tulsa, Oklahoma, II
IL deemed necessary by the Board Of
Commissioners of the city OF Tulsa to
levy and assess a special tax upon the
property liable to assessment In said
sewer district No. isS, by reason OF the
construction OF said sewer and to pay for
the same. and
WHEREAS. the total cost OF the con-
struotion OF said. sewer In said Sewer Dis
trict No, i6S. including extras has been
ascertained and IL hereby declared to
be the sum OF slO.Sshsa, all OF which is
10 be levied by special assessments against
the lots and parcels Of land benefited by
the construction of said sewer In sal
SEWER DISTRICT NO. i6s. and
WHEREAS. all legal requirements have
been complied with TO authorize the levy
Of the assessments against said lots and
parcels so labi- 20 the cost OF construc'
tion OF said sewer IN said SEWER DIS
TRICT no, l5S In tho amounts herein
after specified In See,lon o; tiiis Ordin-
ance
now THEREFORE, RE 1T ORDAINED
ny THE BOARD OF COMMISSION.
FRS OF THE CITY OF TULSA, OKLA
HOMA.
SECTION /; That there shall be. and
there Is hereby apportiOned to and levied
upon and assessed against the several
lots and parcels OF land In said SEWER
DISTRICT NO. lss in the city of Tulsa,
Oklahoma, so benefited by the construc-
tion Of said sewer, as a special tax to pay
for the construction of said sewer, the
amounts respectively as follows:
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SECTION .; That The assessments
hereby levied against each OF 'he sS"r
bear interest at the ra'o - ser"n r.5,
cGtum per snnum. and bath principal anG
Interest are hereby declared 10 be J'o'
against the owners Of the ANA. ana ~ ~
upon such lots and parsris - land prior
to all other liens. except the uen t9r
state, county and city taxes, from VIZ
collected as other taxes In the S,E T'
Tulsa Oklahoma. are enforced ana ,,.,
lec,od and may be recovered and ne "'"
enforced by Appropriate proceeding
SECTION 3; Ths, the asss'sn1n,sS ss,,,I1'Jss
hereby levied against the above des'rloru
lots. tracts Of land and other ptePe'Wy
liable to assessment, shall be payap'
ten N0) annual lnsiallmsnts, ihH -
the whole assessment. shall be psS@pS
upon the first day OF Ssptember. l9-l sI'o
one instal!ment thereof with lhNI'", .r
the whole amount remaining unpaid
that date shall be payable on ~ ,e
ist day OF septem her, ~ c'r'
Of the years 1922 10 1890. -
and city Auditor are hereby authaar,,tt
directed and ordered to issue ana co..
to the contractor, assignable and nsho.,.
able tax bins for said assessi,ne"tt ttss.,,,,,
Interest as herein provided win 'n'',
ment coupons thereto attached inr ~
amounts maturing each year, said am oa,n, .o,,,,s
to become due and payable a. 'h' ~
OF the Commissioner 0f Finance and ~,
. nue. OF the city OF Tulsa. Oklahoma Nv
the Ist day Of September. each m ias
years 1921 TO 1880. both inc. 'sI q" ~
said tex Nils shall be dated the daIs ..
the passage Of this ordinance; ana lne.
is levied and assessed against sara ILgE
rrty such an amount SHAH be
essary TO pay reasonable sttoEneN -
as The same are hereinafter described Hu-
specified where there shall have u,,"
default In the payment of SAID taN -.
or any of them. and attorney tees ne.
been incurred in the making OF thc -.
tion. or any part thereof together WI. -
costs and reasonable expenses ot col,e'l'.,
Default In the payment of any 'nSta.tW tW,.'
or any part thereof with Interest
on NAV at the option OF the holder OF
tax bills mature all installmenis W-a
for ali purposes. provided that ',sn
notice OF the election OF the ho'drf oI ~,
tax bills to declare the entire amour, :,
all lnstallments due, shall be maNfl -
the record owner Of the properly a'H.--s
ShIch the assessments are levied as Ia
set out, addressed 10 sa'N 49,
owner at Tulsa. Oklahoma, ana sue. -
zion to declare the entire amount OF 80
due, shall not become III.
tive until five (D days after $40 hv.,'
shall have been 50 mailed as herr,nn''r.
previded; and provided, further ma ~
porson or persons. from whom th' ~ h.
1uent instaIlment or lnstEllmenls shs! "
due, shall have the option ana rE',
any time within said period o' iI'e ,i.s ~.
from the time Of mailing OF such y.
TO pay the instaliment or ms. Lin.
which may have heretofore become ''''
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Cured His RUPTURE

! was badly ruptuted whlo iif'ings trunk
sever yrars ego. Doctors rsii my only
bnpe ~ cure was an operation. Truasss
dld mo no good. Finally I got hold ~
something that quickly and completely
cured me years have passed and the
rupture has never returned. although !
am doing nara work ~ carpenter
There naH no operation. no lost tlfns no
trouble have nothing 10 sell but viii
give flt Information about how you
may Una y complete cure without opor.
alton n you write 10 mo. Eugene "
Puii"n. faTpru'cr 17s o. Hsrcciius
Avenue, ManAsquau, ~ } Hettor cut out
tbs notice and Anow 10 TO auy Others who
arc rupiurcd.yuu may save q no or At
least stop the misery of ruptate ana the
worry and danger 81 an operation .--AdyL
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BIG SAVING BY RAILROADS
Increased Efficiency Since Rails
ArC Turned to Owners, CiainL

Increased Efficiency Since Rails
Are Turned to Owners, Claim
CHICAGO, Nov l7.-Tho rail
roads Of the country have saved
S9.5O0, 100000 since their return to
private ownership through Increased
efficiency In loading ears. II. h.
Ashton. president Of the American
Railway association, told the con-
vcntion of that body here today. lie
A!d that amount would have had to
ho spent for new equipment n ship
pcrs and tho roads by adding "a few
tons to each carload, had not in
creased tho effectiveness of present
equipment to the equivalent Of 500,
O0O new cars, Greater dispatch In
the moving OF cars has resulted in q
further increase in efficiency ,uuaI
10 400, 00O more cars, he said
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LEGAL

lpubl,shci iu Tho Tulz1 DAILY World.
November - 1870, the World rub.
bshlug tu'npau, INblshcrsl
ORDINANCE M. siaI,
AS pliblS ~ p To Appuriion. levy
Ani ASscss The cost OF lutpruNus the
portions ut streets Art avrpu~. tn
C'uhrt tn STREET iMpRON LMEST
DISTRICT 40. 500 agairst ths
/ ahuttns property, the property hsne-
f'tcd and other property liable TO
Asso,suncI aud the owners thereof
IN said district aud declaring an
emergency.
WHEREAS. In pursuance of the pro-
Visions of tho Charter ~ the city ~
ruls1. Oklahoma. the Hoard " com.
tuissivrers of snld city dlI by resolution
icvtsra it N be necessary ta pave and
otherwise Improve the streets and avenues
tn STREET IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
40, eGn ~ said city. which said p, solu
uon sot forth the nature and extent OF
tho improvements TO be made and the
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CHy Briefs

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| To I,s ~ IN Tulsa uu busines=.
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day.
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neas.
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business.
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Wcdncaday'
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MIR AND MRS. DON CARL are
tho pRrenta of "A daughter. born No
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II q. MAMMA. of Paw ee, II IT,
tho CITY this week looking after busi-
nos, inierosis.
tAKD pAsyrosN returned Wed
,.,da,, ,,onr a buat,,eM trim to
poInts in Arkansas.
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!, 40 Central PARK tclty OF rulsal

A tract Of land commencing at
a point 20 feet north of the south
west corner Of Lot 6, Block 8,
Factory Addition 10 the city OF
Tulsa. Oklancma; thence running
north 32 feet parallel with Peoria
Avenue; thence $50 feet east per-
Rilel with sth street thence south
- feet, thence west i30 feet to
place Of beginning, all In Sec
tion 6, Township 10 North. Range
- East.
Beginning at the southwest
corner Of Lot c IN Blocks, Factory
Addition 20 the City Of Tulsa,
II ence running north 40 feet.
thence East l30 feet. thence
south 40 feet; thence west l30 feet
to plSce OF beginning.
Conmencing at point i22 feet
rorth OF the southwest corner
of Lot in Block 8. Factory
Addition to the City or Tulsa,
Oklahoma, running thence 52,5
feet north parallel with Peoria
Avenue; thence $50 feet east par
allel with sixth Street. thence
S2,3 feet south parallel ~tth Peoria
Avenue. thence lSo feet west par
srllS with Sixth Street to point
of beginning, being tract Of
land so feet by l90 feet
Beginning at a point ~ feet
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SECTION = That the assessments here
BY levied on each Of the above mentioned
lots and parcels OF land are hereby de-
clared 10 be lien upon such lots and
parcels OF land to the same extent as
other taxes and shall be collected and
enforced In the same manner as other
tsIes In and for the City OF Tulsa. Okla.
hCwa, are collected.
SECTION ,; That all Assessments here
by levied shall be divided into three (sl
equal ANIMAL instsilments as authorized
by said statutes Of the state OF oklAhoma
for such cases made and provided thar
the assessments shall bear Interest at
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Al tract OF land described a.
follows: Beginning al a point s35'
north OF the southwest corner ot
the northwest quarter (LD Il
Section Z. Township 10 North.
Range 10 Fast: thence North 90.
thence East i25': thence South
so; thence West 1875 to ,hs place
OF beginning.
a tract OF land described az
follows: Beginning at point on
the west line OF Section 7. 1914
feet north OF the Southwest cor
ner OF the Northwest Quarter
(h) Of said section; thence north
t7h feet; thence East l25 feet,
thence south an feet; thence
Wes, 1875 feet TO the place OF be-
ginning.
A tract OF land described a.
follows: Beginning on the west
line OF Section I. 737h feet north
OF the southwest corner Of the
northwest quarter t) OF said
section, thence North 30 feet
thence East l25 feet; thence
South so feet thence West l2S
feet TO the place OF beginning.
A tract of land isscr' n.d ns
follows: Bcginning on ,ho west
line of Section Z. 6o7k feet notti
Of the southwest corner of tine
northwest quarter th OF SAID
Section; thence north 20 feet
thence east 1875 feet: thence south
90 feet: thence west 1876 feet to
the place OF beginning.
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LEGAL

north OF the southwesi r,,,.....-----
o. Lot 8. Block Q. Factory AZ
dillon TO the city OF Tulss O.
ishona; thence north 50 10
thence east l30 feet: thence ,n,,,s
~ teet. thence west 100 feet "a
RIDGEWoOD (Trscy PARK p,.. 81
DITION
Block Lot
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MRS. j.. =. QUINN. who sus.
talned broken right arm several
days ago when an automobile I'm
when she was riding overturned, Ia
monding nicely.
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ceIVed AZ Hotel Tulsa. Mrs. Robin
sun may spend some time studying
poIore thcir return tc>this city.
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NJ. II. RANDALL. Louis E
Downs. w. ~ Wcstfall and w. r.
smith. Of Oklahoma city were
registered at Hotel Tulsa yeptorday.
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DIR. &. w. DAY. DR.. &. G. Fur
row and DR.. i. g. Relsling havo re
turned from Enid, where they wer,
III attendance at tho State Denta
association meeting.
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CHARLES W. YOUNG. J. J.. I.ot.
tus, James G. Auckley. W. q. Saw.
yer, j. w. Hensley. Il. II. Liddy
and A. B. Cauley ~ Kansas city
were guests at Hotel Tulsa ycster-
day.
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Il. A. ARBON left last night for
New York city to meet Emile
Deene, prominent London oil man,
who will arrive Saturday from
France. Docnc will visit tho va
rlous oil cities OF America and will
como 10 Tulsn during his tour.
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MRS THOMAS G. CALHOUN.
who was operated on several days
ago IN oklahoma hospit~. il re.
covering. MIR. Calhoun isc con-
ncctcd with the staff OF the Tulsa
postoffico.
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1920. They will live on farm east
of Argyle which Mr.. Ware purchased
last fall. ,t-
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Westfan and
family, Of near Viele, visited Sunday
at the James Pickering home.
Little Ralph and Bert Haffner are
visiting their grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. J. LanQuith, in Keokuk.
Mrs. J. Sweeney and son, Darled,
of Peoria, are visiting with the for
mer's brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Sneedan.
We understand that Mrs. Cal
Shark, Of Argyle, who was operated
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do but to turn ones attention to art.
once more. The poet was right when
he said art is long, but 1t seemed a
trayesty to add but time is fleeing
Roman ruins, goddesses without arms,
beautiful women and happy faced chill
dren could not hold a candle to that
slippery floor for popularity. There
was nothing to your mind in all of Me
exhibit that could compare with tn
sunburned, dust darkened picture OF
starved vermin laden soldiers crawl
ing around the barbed wire entangle-
ments of Andersonville.
1t was only the teachers pet who,
next Monday. could discourse glibly
and accurately on the subject of what
they liked best at the art exhibit. For
the proletariat, Madame LIE Brun and
her daughter held no interest
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your wonderful medicine and you can
use my testimonial as you think best. =
3. Mrs. JOHN PENKEY, r. 8, Box s,
ottawa, Ohio.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound, made from native roots and
1erbs, contains no narcotics or harmful
qaruugs, and today holds the record of
ipelng the most successful remedy we
Know for woman's ills. If you need
such a medicine why don t you try it?
!, II you have the slightest doubt that
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound will help you, write to Lydia E.
Finkham Medicine Co. (confidential)
Lynn, Mass, for advice. Your letter
VIII be opened, read and answered by q
woman, and held IN strict confidence.
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408 MAIN STREET

on in Keokuk some time ago, has
an attack of pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Bergthold were
in Keokuk Saturday.
A large number of young people
from this vicinity attended the play
at Donnellson Saturday evening, en-
titled "a Prairie Rose" at Dickey's
hall, given by the sophomore class.
Miss Vina Palmer, Of near Keokuk,
visited over Sunday with her brother,
Raw Palmer, and family
r. e. Roe has moved into the Mrs.
Pickering house.
Mr.. Herbert Haffner, OF Fort Madi-
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son. visited over Sunday with his
brother, Albert, and family.
Miss Emma Bergthold took dinner
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Schoene.
J. D. Burke has been hauling lum-
Der for their new house.
Several from this vicinity attended
Jake Frueh's sale near Donnellson
and Moody's and Deer's sale near
Argyle, Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Downey motored
to Keokuk Sunday to see Mrs. Dow.
ney's mother, Mrs. Cal Shark.
Mrs. Henry Felt, who has been
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) . . 9 80 <>>eee 4
STRING PRAIRIE.

A large crowd attended Mr.. and
Mrs. Otto Hurmith's charivari supper
Friday evening at the George Gobel
home near Warren Everybody re-
turned home at a late hour, after
having fine time.
Mr.. Carl Haffner, Of near Sharon,
helped his brother Albert, move last
week.
Louis and Fred Felt attended Ed
Weaver's Aberdeen Angus sale near
Arson, Mo-, Thursday.
James Burke will have public
sale Tuesday, March 8.
Mr.. Waverly Ware and Miss Helen
De Kloe were united in marriage in
Keokuk on Wednesday, February 25,
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children's coats, feathers, draperies,
The Direction Book with each
package tells so plainly how to dia-
mond dye over any color that you
can not make a mistake
To match any material, have drug
gist show you Diamond Dye" Color
Card.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-03

spending the past month with her
daughter, Mrs. Oliver Reitz. and
family, of Granger, Mo, returned
home Saturday evening
Miss Lucille Hayes returned home
Sunday after a weeks visit at the
Morrisey home.
Mr.. Jake Bergthold took dinner at
the Ray Palmer home Sunday.