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nniere 3cit %urrlangt.

Gin ernIthufter lu0 nnh>entlihcr
poIltlider Hcobud'tcr. g&iulam
Nropn Melouep, Der iidl lett l1u1er
oIs cinem Sabre nit Der Gambia
tenirogc beidoitiQt. foumlt 81 0cu,
~fol9enocn e~rbabeucn uuO troItlitel
ShIuiIc:
Sic Belt oerIouQt eincn MonM
10 cntidIoNert ME g3aihitgtor 10
QeOuI0id mIe &incoIu, 10 MODERN mie
9~tooie0elt; elneu Wioln, Ser Ole 2e]-
rem Der @cid)jdlte feumt; cineu Munp
Der iid) nid)t iiberroihcn l06t; einen
N}nnu, Ser Sic G|eluufratie ais cine
NcItInmung qlatbt; eiuen Wluuu.
Der nit Qteniden um3ugebeu DeiB;
cinen MQnu, Ser Bath Qnnebmeu
mo &atb ertheilen fam; einen
0ionn, Der ais Mabrheit auerfemt.
oaB etner ollcin uidlt5 uernuag; cillerl
Yinnu, Ser llnqcredti9fcit babt; et.
men Qtann, Der eiuitebt, 0uB Ser
Sdpad)c 0urd) Die 0ernihtftnq 0aS
Starfen njdlt mdd]tiQer miro; eincn
9lfonn, Der IN Der 3eit Sen Snbegriif
oller menihlidcu Grrun1cnidaiten
liebt; eineu Uiurm, Ser lpeiR, 0a6 Sic
&ertbeilung oC3 Hcidltbltm5 mad 0fo=
nomiIdcn mo nibt nod geId)riebc
men @cictcn eriolgt einen Y1ann,
Den c. njd)t bcrilhreu miirOe, ,Ie-
mdaog" genauut SIT meroen, Ser aber
tenn 1cmagoQ mare; eineu M}anll,
Der e magen miIr0e, TO- reOolutiondr
ME Die MIilenid}oft un0 70 reaftio-
mar mie oo5 Gjmnolejn5 St fem; Ell
llen Warm, 0eiien Wort uu6eoinQt
perldBlid) lit; einCn Wfoun, Ser Ir.
belt mr. clnen Segctt, uidlt filr einen
6llldl hGlt; clnen Monlt, ser iid be-
iplbt, oaB Die Nrnilth 10 onntnBcno
Iein fam mie Der Nctd)tbum, eincu
WianlL Der 6nrnllo2 mic Elm 9in0 nit
0cn 5ornlloIcn un0 ljItiq ruic Ser
Scu1el letn faluL Tenu e Gilt, ocu
hlntcrIlltigeu 6rIn0cn 0eS &onoc$ tt
beacgneu; eillcn Monn. Ser iein 2on0
Dor Der &clt I'M Ncd)te ieben mill,
Der aber leincm 2on0e - inn Ncd)tc
oocr ltnredlte - 9c9cn ole NeIt nm.
entmtgt ult9hdlten miro; cincn Uiunt,
Ser oil Die &er0icuIte Scr I~crcinioten
Stonten nm Sic Menidlhcit Qlaltbt
un0 lie 81 rod grobercr W}iilion be.
rltfen bait; einen Wtann, ser an one
rifaniidlc Ginrjd)tunQeu Qluubt mo
mt icincm Htbcn mo ieiucr &abc
fitr ihrc Grboltrulq ciutrctcn piir0t;
cinen Mann, Der sic @cicbc beiulQt
mo Ben Wciebcn 0chorian pcridoift;
eiUcu Nfon1. Der iif uid1t Dor Dem
@cid'rei Der W}enQc bcuQt: cincn
N}0nn, Ser uidlt ouf sic 2odmt1cn
Ser &euor}uQttn ms Scr cidcnnia,
gen Ntju0crbcit bort; ciicn Wtann
Dem mlicre &er1onQcnbeit uiht ais
ilofcrn0c 2umpc 0ca Mi6crioIQcS,
ioueoru ais Ieuttenoc ,Sodel cridcint,
Sic ser 3uflmit Ben Neg 1ucjIt ms
0cn Vlouben an cine RcaicritnQ fir
Gas 1elonuntc Eolt ncubclcbt
Ga@ lit Ser Wonn. SEN uuicrc
3ctt pcrIdnAt oer Mtnnn Ser
picruno5lpnnjil (~uQeloen. scr 3chn
@cbote uuo ser picrehn @unftc
oo@ 1T ser Wloum Sen uticrc 3clt
Nrinlenp, p~cr5pciirlt u6thiQ bat
Iaun miro Die 3tit i'm inns
brtnaeu: Ncnn nod ichc 3ejt
hat Sem " ann 1cid0iiel. oeIien iie
be0urftc.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-04-16

GN 1e@ort il Gen Ucfjtn mtcIlCt.
mnIVtlii,cn S~h0rWuH5cn. oaf
rGjrplnrt 0c'tu 9ilmrNcrtr ~
ll3joucn WctatbOg rae &&tltbjl0u
Kim GiN -2$j>rrieU3lct~ 6tltcn
Fosea llt Nod tlgintr Sealtr.
5dguahHl &&toIyiputr n0An
Nj2@ tr1utt da mI9 '#r Jdl j0r,l
@8cg; H1r uidt 5u o|ltcrjtrtn. Ser
0,clmcar &Illhli,iiild' .a' Gem II
ijtvrN i2rer &tNeauoa ruat. uul
WoruW i,u Nltlt9 la, uebm al lc
ucN Mirratlg U2llchguE MIR 'ur ttr
~tbtortii'Jt EtaduyluWsNi tit otl
aUilllc e}g9raa0 ,5>,id NtUu
t1nncU uuU MAD. oHsr '0t'h jeiu.
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9m edJ DER Wslt.
yiaior Sdlroeoers 66bcnflug Oun
belnGbe iiebeu WeileH.

DIu1Ur Sdtrof0er5 DD1enflig DDn
beinabe iiebeu Meileu.
Ian miro mobl nod picI bon
Dem Sod lug oes Majors Ruoolpb
0dlroeoer uHo ieiuer pIiienidaitli-
den 9eoeHtin9 ipreAcH, - 10 lan'
&C. bis er mieocrum uou einem an
0tren ilbcrtrojien MIRO oOct lid ct.
ana iclber ubertrofien bat, pie Ell
AUS innigite luitui1t.
Sdrocoer erreldJtc Die bi5lang
mnerh0rte 90Be bon 5000 t5uD,
uur $50 GllB menlaer ols iicben
4tcilcn iiber Der Grocl Mare mn
ieln SdueritoiI Wa9brb0ltcr nld)t
led ~ge1Uor0eu, mo bate er iein
thermometer beim @0heriteiaen be-
oLodlten fonneu, 10 wiir0e er Der.
mutlld) DIE Aniid}t bcitati9t taben,
oaB iiber Ole @0be pou eli aIlome.
ter biuous Die (empcra.u ENC
&eile beltdnoig bIeibt unO aI90mn
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS micocr Iteigt.
Gtienbar mar Major Shroeoer
am Hanoe elmer fitr Oirefte 60r-
idung unbefnnlten @elt. gr bat
rle &uit &0bcurcaion crreid)t, mel.
DIE n0as God Der @elt" gcnannt
miro Gu uuteriheiNen BON elmer
etenio beuaunten Gro-Ne9ion III
Qiittclaiien,) Sein poraeltedtes i3iCl
mar cine 9ritb0be BON od)t Nteilen
o0cr nabe5u Is Silouictcr, mo oa3
tatidhlid)e Gtciqeu Ser Ecmpcrotur
entit)icoen anbebeu iou. @enn er
ieuren ndd)itcu Aufitic9 in Som.
mer mad}t, 10 mag CT Den @riolg
boben, Ser ibnI BON ann5cnt Ser
SEN 5u niinihen lit uno I'M a0ge-
meincn &uterciie liegt
Ser qerinQe Grud Ser 2uft an
cIucm fritiideu 8uufte oe5 6Iuge3
mar 3rcjicl5obnc ole bcltunmcn0c
llriate fir ou9 Nhla1tromen non
S~oucritoffga3 aus Dem led 9rpor-
oenen 9ehGIter. Sculgcr al$ orei
&iun0 allf BEN GIl0ratjoa betru9
bier Ger 2uitorlid. mdbren0 er olti
Dem Grobooen nobc}u Is NiunO
uuf Sen Guoorut3ol betru9. Sd)roe-
Ocr5 WIoidiue inf NIT ciner
Sdnclllgfejt pom uIt,t Wcniger ais
iiuni Wteilcn in 3Dei Nijrneu er0'
wart9, mO ourh Ole r0idle mA
groBe ,3llnatme 0t5 Nu%Beuorltde9
mnroen Die @nioIm @cbdlter einge.
oriidt.
Die attom0tlitc AHameile BON
administrations toben crJcben, oab
ans elmer &uith0he pou IT Gilo,
metern Die ourdbid)nittliAe Gclnpe
rntur SO 8rao inter Nuu be-
trdgt. Damn nlti Der @0he pon y
mo iclblt nod non - &ilomtctern
r~upcrdnoert blcibt. 0bcr in eincr
&ohc pom Il aiiomcter totlddlid
mic0er 81 ltcigeu ani1nat uno BORT
nuf 80 @ra0 inter AuQ tonutt
Noditmabriheinlidl ieBt iid) oa&
StclQen Damn uot mciter iprt;
un0 picQcidt miro Major Sd)roe.
Ger bei eiler ipatercn @eIegenbci'
barber ndberc Nlt5fuuft lieferr
fonteu. Smmcrbiu bat er, mic
periid1ert miro, aud ami ieincm
iiin9iten, nidt pr9QrommgemdB
poQenoeten N0hcHiln3 cinige ser
ncltortiQIten @eo3oGtungcn er.
3ieIt. ipeId]c ~icnGol5 in Die Grfnb.
rltna BON 4eropIan -6Iie1ern &c.
fommcu limo. Grit nod ou3iubr.
lid)cn MittciIungen ubcr oicien
tiibuen Soothing miro man iiber
ocn @ert oc&icItcn iih elm al.
idlieBenoc5 llrtciI erIouben f0n.
ncrt.
Mogen inter Scr NcQioe zines
oolernoen TrieoenS Die 6orihungS-
untcrnehmmQcu oIf ouf oieiem
3oltberhoitcm 7Seloe ljd am beiten
ppitcrentwicfclu, NM m04en oieie
Arbciten MIR @cI0en mn0 feline
Qtqrtnrer fin0Cni
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-04-16
Gno-ano Iehnt Nethcilinnnn Nh ec1n

%erb 2tcn 6ronfrcid QeQcn mc0r.
loIe elltife Staotc ab. 9tuh Sic
&cra morning oofijr. Gic 3cjt mir0
to-' ~, GA @uQlono nod niel mchr
tb;n ia es beoouern mir0 iih NIT
eFron ed IN Elm Nilnouib ciuleIoi
lei, / hlbeu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-04-16
I'm stnnte Nancmorf idleint &c.

N2ntp6rtig erbebIIdl mehr ais ettuos
faul 5u iein. Nudl ojciem Staate
jcent oie Grponiion anf Soften Der
He te auOercr id1led1t SIT befoumcn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-04-16
GuHe 5ebrnnr lanatcn in Garana

IN grailIlen sic critcu oclttihcn Gin
tDan0erer, los an Ser 3ahl. an. Ser
iimitano, oob tie ljh cjucu lau III
@1tritpba nuihicItcu, Qnb Sent sort
erfheinenocH Qiarlo ga (aroc GcIc-
geubeit, itdl in follcn0er 23elic iiber
Die oelltidtu GoIoniitcu @roiiIicu@
auSjuipreheu: Ia man sic Tr5ejt
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-04-16

ScIbf0rritInolih nnr gans Grim
SEN Der 4}cHihHd1feit miro Trantreid
Gprien IN Belts nehmcu" nit
SQnf3 mn nit neutrality-suspicious..
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-04-16

I'm llrrnrnrF

8iir0 reomiteS un0 G~toot6eamte iino
bintey oen Yrofttgciern her, mas
oteIC abyr mir ST. nod eifriQerem Nrc.
fitirer on3uipornen i6eint. Gperboop
Is BONA il.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-04-16
We6r ais 10000 TberflnIIoc Pin,

9eltellte iolen III Ben Uerldieocncu
&egierungsabtbeiiungm beiddftigt
fein. - G0er p'cImchr ulht be
ihaftigtl
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9cIep9ou , Summer 393.


,Ioresnftern" ieben 9ienstag, uno
.Eotoucrn". ieDeu SrettaG, porto
frei, 6eihe Bodeubtatter 3ulammen pre-
%chr fur 81
Sad garopa uno Canada. aus
lalic8ltt segeu @ordu9be3d6IunG
pDrtoilej, beioe 8odennusgab2n
pro Sa9r... S4.VO
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-04-16
Sci Dem RnrrcnlGrm nnicrer 81.

gesbIdtter gcbt e9 mir mic eyllen1, Ser
in Ser WAihIe cinihlaian lernt, ih
bore un0 pciB nid1t5 oapon. 49, @otbe
an Setter, 81. Ge3ember 1917.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-04-16
9ic 9rnnffnrtcr Sclocntbat Idlicbt

Fir 8ronfreid nit Dem Stud elmer
f5otIihen 2dderIihtejt: Is ucripritt
GnQ!ono oe. mo mebntiIthiQ. nidlt
mjeNar iiber sic Strdnge ihlolen 3u
-uoner
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Bidder II. !. 10.

9citfaocu fir Siracrcanoienten. senaue uno
nenelie Observation-Disclosures. GriifungsfrGaeu In
Gneliif NIB 9entid.-3u 1t , uefpahI: Cine SehIet
Gna(if, W6rterbuf. Brommattten in dneu
Spraden, 8risiener. GeiekDpder, @ebidlte.
Sobbirdher, gieOerbuher. grandmother. @lei
tei3itdt, Rpftorbud, Mmerithniidler gefueel.
l@Grtenbud. @rasbau. getltintrthitdft
sSsGderrr,cbtbiid,er, Waihipeubau, oeutihe aas
IeHSer uRb Traumbfdbrr, 8dhriagetarteu. SaHh'
lpabriaqfrei, Gbardtterleiurg. 2aubtarten, Stehsudt.
6uubeoreiiur. heutihe StbelR.
Shreibt fir @rutis=Erpipette.
aalmcper Enbl. So, 205 s. 45. ct,
Ncip gurf Gitp.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-04-16

Grlacnu ieoen 8reitag,

k~rrausasber: Sic Observation-Disclosures.
abuIi Ganortau, Sroltoeut.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-04-16

Ser Scgcn Der 6rcIbelt Der Mccrc
mad < ionIder AuiioliunQ modlt iih
berc.t ,tmerfbor: nofl GroroIielung
Ser Sc. hen Gonfurren5 ojftircn Die
Brittle Rbe0er Die Gradtratan.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-04-16

@eihdftsz2oidI:
Roroitern <0cbau0e. 1913 9lnIn 1trdBe.
% Groiie. Wis.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-04-16

gcren Croers ollrfeu rittt, mi, ous
70 Oft acihiett. ols ncrmeiutiihe Quit
tlr1a naturalization iperoen,
Ton0ern ilnb in BEN 8riefen bet3u-
Iegen.
Sui1tl,uq erfolat mr. ourt IeuoerunQ
ees Datn's 1uf benz AortBitreifen.
93uu GpJeTlre eIufah:
.4proitrrn", ga 0roie, 0is.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-04-16

YIN belen uuo ii6eriten lit e, bas
BeIo per Z uitanmeiun tgtoner
0roer), Die Der Yoitmeiiter III ben gro
teren Cr1idaiIeu all5iteIlen lam, gu
h~berienocu. 9beuio gut uno iiher inn
bic eiiuugen mel
de be 4aeuteu III alien GrpreBs @tatios
men auslteuen @eun man ods Sch
bel 8uitamueiiuug ooer per grpreBdits
petiuug ,didt. tit - nidt uofbpcnoi9,
ben bsIfefftuocn 8rief regiitrireu gu lals
fen. ipcun Die aOreiie oeutIilD gcidrleben
ii. 0ent mon ouQegcu 8aayget0 IN Den
grief, 10 ioute oiejer irets reatifrirt Ders
ben nm iiher 8u yin. oaB oerielbe rIbs
no auiommt. Sir 9eloieuouugen in
einfa.tcm @rieiUeribluNe ibernebnlen
mir tsinerlei Werantluortljdfeit Sm
Hcus RON 4nreBuerduotungeu rer9cne
moR IA njdt, RE nlte ebenlolpobl ME ole
neue 8oitoffitc %an3uQeben, oeun Ionit
t6nncu mr. oer Gamen III zen @uhcrn
eat uidt rnoeu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-04-16

"a Groife. O,n 10. 9Iprsl 1920.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-15
No MORE
TOMACH TROUBLE
READ THIS

ri feel just fine since I took Mar
y. / can eat anything now and
We no misery whatever 10 guffer.
am 7s years old."-RobeEt Thomp-
n, Rising Sun, Ind.
nBefore / began taking LarIix I
yuId throw up everything I would
4 or drink. harlix has done me
pre- good than anything I have
ken, and 7 have tried lots."-K. J.
afford, Baxter, Tenn, r. D., No. 2.
II can say one thing for Marlix; IL
aiped mo more than any kind OF
sdicino I ever took for stomach
uble.'-J. Guthrie, Scottsboro, Ala.
II you want TO know once more
lat it rneans 20 feel a. good, healthy
petite and enjoy a. hearty meal
thout suffering from headaches.
1T acid stomach, gas, belch-
7, bloating, heart palpitation, nerv-
sness and other symptoms Of indi-
stion and dyspepsia.
Set a bottle OF liquid MARLTT to-
v. Take it as directed and watch
result. You'll eat as you never
before and you'll enjoy eating.
onach distress with you vii! be a.
ing of the past-gone and forgot
4. No matter what you've tried or
nat has failed, try MARLIX. MAR
x viii not fail. It's only 75c and
soIutely guaranteed by The Aarlix
y, Fort Wayne, Ind, and druggists.
on can get it in keokuk, q: VII
son & Company.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-15
ICE CROP
is GOOD ONE
Season Has Never Been Better, Local
Ice Men Say, and Much lee Has
Been Harvested and
Shipped.

The ice season this year more than
made up for the lack of frozen stuff
las. year. Local ice men think that
they were unusually favored in get
ting out the harvest this winter. The
weather conditions have been favor
able to continued freezing and they
were able 10 cut ice without any in.
terruptions.
Herman AZinger said today that
the season was one OF the best he
had ever had. He has filled one of
his big houses and viii have the
other one completely filled in a few
more days. Besides this, there has
been big shipment OF ice 10 Gales
burg and other points.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-15
STUDENT BRANCH
WILL BANQUET
Club of High School, Girls Holds
Annual Meeting and Dinner This
Evening at 7:3O O'clock at
Y Cafeteria.

The student branch will have its
annual meeting and banquet this
evening at 1880 o'clock In the cafe
terra Of the Y. W. G. Il. There will
be speeches. toasts, special songs and
yells, and following the banquet hour,
Snort business session viii be held.
Miss Harriet Solomon, Miss Nettie
Dell Bayley and William Aidrich are
to be the speakers Of the evening.
with Mildred French acting as toast
mistress Toasts will be given by
seven Of the student branch girls.
There will be a special table for
guests OF honor which will include a
number OF older people who are 10
be present for the occasion. The
girls have also invited other girls
outside Of the club. Miss Campbell
and Miss Emma BindeI from the Pro
gressive club will assist In serving
the banquet.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-15
OLD RECORDS
TELL STORY
One Volume at Court House Shows
Marriage License Issued in fS4s
TO William wins and Wiz.
piana Wilcox.

An old record book In the clerks
office at the Lee county court house
shows on its first page marriage
license issued on April "a. 1S4s to
William s. Wins and Miss Virginia
Wilcox II is the second one eyef liz
sued in this district. The county was
divided into districts at that time, and
Keokuk was one of them.
The first was granted TO George
vanator and Miss Elizabeth Straw in
April OF the same year. but no one
seems TO have remembered the Vana-
tors Mr.. and Mrs. WINS VIII always
be remembered by Keokuk people as
one OF the first established families IN
this city. and Mrs. WINS who is sim
living. and resides here is considered
as one of the few authorities on keo-
kuk in the early days"
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-15

OF PILGRIMS
Three Hundredth Birthday of This
Famous Band is to Be Celebrated
In Many Countries
In 1920.

NEW YORK, jan z5-The 3ooth
anniversary Of the Pilgrim Fathers,
tentative plans 81 which have Just
been announced here. viii include
celebrations Il England, Holland and
The United STATES aEc will continue
from May 10 December 1870
4 four day program z LeFden, AM
EteTdau and Rotterdam whence the
Pilgrims sailed three centuries ago 10
the American wilderness where they
might find freedom 10 worship God"
Will start Oh August 80, @he1 commit
tees from the United STATES and Eng
land will be received 81 the Unfver-
stay Of Leyden. Addresses comnemo-
rattye Of the occasion viii be deliT-
cred BY scholars frora the three coEu-
tries, including the rector Of the uni
vergity. Dr. RendeI Harris OF Ganches-
ter, Eng, VigcouDt Bryce and f.
NOUS American who has NOT yet been
Designated
The next day. August 81, the birth
day Of the queen CI the Netherlands.
viii Include. beside q cCngTeEE IN the
town hall, a religious memorial ger
vice in the Pie,erEkirk IN which the
Rev. John Robinson. who led the
SeDarationists from the church Of Eng
land tthe Pugltrasj To Holland in
1909, was buried.
One OF the features Of the holiday
at Amsterdam on SepteLnber l. viii
be meeting in the RiIEa uIuseuIa. the
unYeilmg Of a memorial window In the
Pagijnekerk and 4 reception The
next day there will BE- an aquatic ga
geant In Rotterdam, the Yisitorg tray-
cling in the morning from Leyden 70
DeItshaven. II possible. by boat along
the way the Pilgrims went Then there
Will be t!rps 20 the religious havens
Of Rotterdam, a memorial service IN
the church al DeistshaYen and az 7
p m, the English and American cor
tngents will depart for SOUTHAMPTON
The celebration In England will
start in May 1920 with meetings in
Scrooby. the home OF Robinson, Aus.
terrified, Boston and Sheffield. Prom
August 4 TO September 20 there will
be ceremonies in Cambridge, London
Southampton and other placeg. chi
minating in the sailing OF the new
Mayflower. which will carry the re-
turning American committee and Brit.
iBh and Dutch delegations who are to
participate in the program on thig side
Of the Atlantic
Main events of the American ceIe-
bration will be in Plymouth, Mass.
and Boston, where historical pageaotg
will be held, followed by a big recep.
ton in New York. Vice-president
Marshall is honorary chairman of the
committee having the local program
IN charge. The foreign visitors will
then be taken on tour of the United
States. On November "a, 1920, there
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-15
CUT THIS OUT
English Recipe For Catsrrh,
4 Catarrhal Deafness and
Head Noises

you know OF some one who il
.bfea with Catarrhal Deafness,
j noises or ordinary czrarTh cut
this Formula and hand il 10 them
vcC may have been the means o.
rg some poor sufferer perhaps
a total deafness. In England scisn-
fur long time past have reeog-
I tEzt cztarrh il Z constitutional
zse and necessarily requires con
rgs01as Treatment
yrgys. inhaIsTs and nose dcucass
4 liable to irTfGa-e the delicate air
yes and force the disease into
middle ear which frequently
ms total Deafness, or else The dis
8 may be driven down the air
sages towards the lungs which is
ally as dangerous Tie following
-41Ia which is used extensively ii
damp English climate Is Z COZ
11soaal Treatment and should
especially encacioas % suffer
here who live uader uo-s favor
7 climate conditions.
Genre from your druggist I ounce
szrminr double streugth). Take
home and add 20 It Il pint OF
water and a little granulared
sr; stir Until dissolved. Take one
espC0nfui four times z DAY. Inis
often bring quick relief from dis
sing head noises. CIogged nos
i sssS1aid open. breathing become
( and hearing improve as the IN
aua-ion il the eustachtan tubes Is
iced Parnfnt used in this way
directly upon the blood and
Gus surfaces OF the system and
tonic action that helps 10 OBJ
tfae desired results The prspa-
on Is easy 20 -1as, costs little
is pleasant To take. Every per
WHO has eata-Th Or head noises
5 hard OF hearing s1ouId give this
.tment a trial.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-15
Surgeon General Of United States Pub
lie Health Service Asks Iris
Organization 20 kssfse in
Tuoercussr Treatment
SITUATION Is SERIOUS
Hospital Care and Treatment Of Dis
eased Discharges Soldiers ard
Sailors is One Means Of
Affecting Remedy

/ In response 10 request received
today AT national headquarters OF me
American Legion from Dr. Rupert
Blue, surgeon general OF the United
States public health service, the as
sfsfaaee OF the state and local organi
zzGi3ns O. the American Legion will
oe enlisted in locating sanaEor.a for
the treatment OF IUberculsr eI-serv'
ice men
Il, his letter TO Franklin DOaer,
national commander OF the American
Legion, Surgeon Blue said:
Il desire TO invite your attention
10 the present situation with regard
10 the hospital care anc treatment OF
t-beEculer discharged soldiers and
sailors by the public health service.
..As you know. several hospitals
are now being operated by The public
health service for the treatment Of
eUbsrcular patients, beneflciaEies OF
the bureau OF war risk Insurance, and
comprehensive plans Tor the consuuc-
ton of additional hospitals are being
carried into execution as rapidly as
possible. In addition many tubeTcu-
lar patients are being hospitalized by
contract with local institutions, an
allowance having been authorized for
the purpose at a rate not 70 exceed
s.. 90 per day, including all necessary
1T is, OF course. difficult proce-
durs TO construct suitable hospitals
for the treatment Of this class OF
cases on such short notice. and it is
believed 10 be q wise measure, and
for the best interests Of the patients
in great many cases, TO arrange for
theIr care and treatment in public
and private institutions situated near
their homes The situation has be
come quite urgent with respect to
the care Of tuberculzr patients in the
future. and 1t is believed
-ha- the American Legion, through its
state and local organizations, can be
Of great assistance 10 the public
health service by aiding Us in locat-
ing sanatoria which will conform in
avery way 10 the best modern med-
eaI standards.
.fMre are appealing to you in this
ray for your direct cooperation in
he great work Of properly caring for
men In order that there
may De no possible delay in making
provision for the care Of these uufOr-
-uaates In the near future"
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-15
Use Cocoanut Oil
For Washing Hair

If you want to keep your hair in good
condition, be careful what you wash it
with.
Most soaps and prepared shampoos
contain too much aisali. This dries the
scalp, makes the lair brittle, and is very
harmful. Mulsihed cocoanut oil sham
poo (Which is pure and entirely grease
less), is much better than anything else
you can use for shampooing, as this
cant possibly injure the hair.
Simply 1oistcn your hair with water
and rub it il. One or two teaspoonfuls
win make an abundance Of rich, creamy
lather, and cleanses the hair and scalp
thoroughly. The lather rinses out easily.
and removes every particle of dust dirt.
dandruf and excessive oil. The hair
dries quickly and evenly, and It leaves
it fine and silky, bright, fluffy and easy
10 manage
You can get Mulsified cocoanut oil
shampoo at most any drug store. II is
very cheap, and few ounces is enough
TO last everyone in the family for months
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-15
HIGH SCHOOL
is PRAISED
Graduate Of 1915 Class Receives
Favorable Comment" From
Emerson School Of
Oratory.

Keokuk high school has received 4
Recommendation from the Emerson
School of Oratory. and the words OF
favorable comment were brought
back home" By graduate OF the 1915
class of K H. S. who later studied at
the Boston school.
The young woman who had won
laurels in her school career here vert
east and made an eEviable record
there And this is what one professc.-
told her after he had asked her where
she had taken her preparatory Eng
lish work and received the answer.
"Keokuk'
you have the best English founda-
ton Of any pupil that has ever come
to me for work"
That same student visited in Keo-
kuk last week. and she called upon
the principal of the high school, and
other things told him this
from the Emerson
school She is the wife of a Metho-
dist minister now and lives with her
husband in a Kansas town