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On With the Play
ny ZANDA GI.nNEN.

Nr,W YORK. April lO.--.rhr wonder
az 8, a! is tina, :. thorough English
man "on.u have drawn SO rcmars,
@o!S = stage picture Of so thorough
an Ame rlran To DC sure. Abraham
Lincoln Vas Il man Cor all the ages
Ahd for all lands. but so many Of his
cAA'a ct"ri5t!cs- aud SO many Of the
'THc'"! incidents In his life were so
truly and exclusively American that
II Is not easy ~ understand how :,
man OF another nationality could er-
ieei so ''He ana :" telling rharac-
'efiaau9n o. our foremost citizen"
Yer, John brluk water. in his drama.
Abraham Lincoln" has performed
sIcn task. Crowded houses COR
months are 4 sufficient attcstation Of
ms success III the effort. OF The vast
mass Of Biographical ana historical
material ne has extracted half /.
Dozen striking inciIcnts and woven
tn"T inio harmonious whole All
taos" Qualities 81 tn" narlyTod Pres
.dc'i That We hayc known since zee
read oar iirst school histories axe pre-
scented with C!aarn"ss. q fore, ana
9!'iN''SqU" interest that gives them
al the attraction Of "a real drama
We smile as We FIRST view thc nm.
gam! inquire even ds Ne admire its
LONELY qualities We sympaihizc
w.;h ms difficulties IN his entrance
'''' N "SHlNS ION I'VE even as re.
jotcr iu tn. wisdom aud diplomacy
win wn.ch Lincoln ccmbata his MEM
hc:S 90 his Cabinet ana bends their
NIB % his. Wc are moved as w..
witness the Gricf which hc under
went a tn" tragedies of var We
.r" exalted by his fair ana cnUritabI.
estimate Of tHc r"p'liioUs South.rncr.
We are thrilled ny his g.ntIencss ana
ms deep humanity "a the very mo-
'n"ni OF triumph. W. grove a, hear,
at the ;ragi. end Of ihat great ca
rc"r
rn"y are a.! thcre- ihe .rc.. mo.
'h"iiS IA great carrcr--se!cci.d
with lhcann. judgment and with
/ '"r" dramatic shll Az American
in'rht easiig hay" made Lincoln on
'Hc stag" Il dcm!ced and might
eas.!y nave been justified. Driak-
wafer has made him 4 iUan--.hUt what
; man An the courage. all ;hc
patnos. ali inc intense humanity. all
W. unoounded patriotism OF tho ca
.etr tSat led tn. country safely
through IT'S i've most strenuous ard
cru'!hi years are pictured TO us in
br!t' three hours on the stage
I:uc. II must needs he eketchy. but
no one San witness the performance
WI H"ut carving away a many-fo!d
more vivi6 and moving conception o..
Abraham Lincoln than history'3 page.
or painters brush or lecturers lips
we're ever able to communicate.
lohn Driakwaier has performed FOR
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Food Substances
Vital to Health
Lack of Vitamin,es I'M
pairs Vigor and Causes
Dizziness.
by uRICE nnLpEN. VI. ID.

There arc certain substances ~ the
food which We eat which are vital 90
life and health. If We do no; get
enough of them we suffer from what
are known as the deficiency diScrscs
or else we die.
1t doesn't matter how nouriS:,;ug
or wc)l-balanced our food may h."
from the standpoint Of hca; units
and all that sort Of thing. If il con-
tains no vitamincs we will pin" away.
Lack of these protective substances
is followed by weakness. depression.
Impairment Of viEor and unaccJunt-
able dulln. So
One deprived of vitamincs will
have Il lowered appetite. dista.c for
food. pain and tenderness here and
there. Indicative OF ncuritis. and dis
turbances OF surface blood vessels.
such as pallor, GOODNESS or flushing
or undue heat Of the cNtrcmiticS and
surface. Dropsical conditions also
occur at times.
All these symptoms are known coll
lectiNcly as avitaminosiS. but there
are tire" definite diseases growing
out OF them known as the deficiency
discascs-Scurvy. rcliaEra and bcri-
heri. With the scurvy NC are fairly
familiar Pellagra is skin ard
spinal disease OF Southern Europe
and of the southern and central parts
OF the United States herbert IS "a
fatal form OF ncuritis met with IN
Japan. India and ccylon.
Fortunately. here in America We
seldom see more than tho minor
symptoms.
Among tho foods most rich in VITA
mines are fresh milk an! butter and
fresh fruit juices. notably OF nc
orange and other acid fruits.
Other foods rich in vitamincs "r"
fresh meat Juice the yoIk of irCl.h
eggs. cereals and lcEuin"S.
Vegetables containing the iIost
available protective substances are
onions, spinach. beet tops. potatoc",
peas. carrots. cabbage. green corn.
caulinowcr. celery and lettuce.
Peanuts are rich in vitainincs. aS
also arc roasted potato skins.
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around tho alleys, the refus" which
has come from our own spring clean
inSs. the drains and We; places. the
materials stuck in the winter SHOWS
all must be inspected and cleaned
up" Cold prevents bacteria and germs
from developing: but the moment wn
have warm weather. every hit of re-
fuse and manure Will spring into life
and bc the developing ground .or al!
kinds OF nies, pests and germs
IL would be we'll TO lay in - stock
o. antiscptics and rermicidrs; chloride
o. lrmc for outhouscs. garbage and
drains. kerosene or crude petroleum
against flies; crcosol for washing
stock. animals. porch floors. etc: sani-
flush for indoor toilets: :ormallehy dc
candles for Gis!nfccting cellars, rooms
and other places asains; disease and
insect pests: cedar and tar paper and
ba lis against INSECTS
Now is the time 10 enlist the chill
all boys TO help. Teach them that
garbage Is hith--thai carclcssncss
will result in sickness for the whole
family. In many cities last summer
children were given ny traps and en-
listed in 'iiy-campa ms" Flies XIII
more people n one year than The
casualties OF one year from any war
start the ''C!can-up' in Your town
or join forces and organizations al
ready active on this line.
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PLAN TO EDUCATE PUBLIC
ON SANITARY REGULATIONS
National Nnlnrin Committee Ia Ini-
rate Campaign Of
EnliGhtmrnt.
/ nv A.>ocialcl Trr.,

MONTGOMERY. ALA April -
Resolutions OF the subcommittee on
education AID publicity Of the Ma
ii"nal Malaria Committee. pIedsinE
the organization TO assist in an cdu-
car iona! campaign to cniishten the
pubic with regard 30 health and san
!iary laws. hay" been adopted hy the
executive officers Of the southern Sci
t.':Isnt AID Development organiza-
ton IN quarterly conference here
Tue meeting OF the subcommittee
or the National Malaria board. on cdu :
cation and publicity was presided
over b. ~ oscar bowling. Louisiana
St1'e health officer. while Clement =
Ticker, OF Baltimore. presided over tho
executive sessions Of the dcvclnpmcu,
organization. which viii continue
through Saturday
Plans FOR organizing Alabama land
owners into branch OF this organi-
cation were considered largely. and
the result OF investigation TO tina,
end VII! be announced later
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\ Latin Quarter I,uII.

\ faithful reproduction az the sai
-'"siHo which rs given annually in
''':iS oi mo ~tudcnts OF the I.atia
SH"ri'r one 81 'hc most effective
,.'h's n NE uew Paramount Aircraft
Nslar" ~! /. iioUsc ~ order" star
'ln- Elsie Ferguson, which viii be
snnNn A 'h" 'o!oni"l Thcatcrr to-
morf"w Tue day ana WEDNESDAYS. 40
'Nn'h9r WAS spared In making rhis
st"he Us carry as possible like the
Iari~iaa ,srut.
For ey raj weeks probably The
aisnesi paid maehinist m the world
Was tHei3cs E-S. the nation picture
STIR CHARITIES annual SALARY is well
'ni" SIS hg-roy. set recently lie
dnnncg grim. overal.s and wcrt 20
Work as " Iaborcr in an IRON .oun-
dry \p' hat yOuth.ul Charll. j. de-
scr'n~ Inc screen. 81 was merely
"cctuse ta, nero in Rec H5l nol-
."rs I- utw h!m. which MI be
SHOWN 80 the Coionial Tu"a;er dur.
inE the 'a'-ar part OF IN. we"k. IL
touus mcH.anlc. who not on'y SAVES
nus boss Sc .ic ana btcomcs his pro-
irs, but wins u gi-l and cffcets a
reconciliation between IN. foundry
n"nt' and has worst enemy
On in- same Dlu is d "$aue" POL
lId comoGg and . Kinocra!n %ews.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-11
TAXES FORCE ENGLAND'S
ESTATES UNDER HAMMER
Many of Nobility Are Obliged To- Sell
Extensive Lands by big
Wnr l.cylrs.


Wnr LcrIrs.
LONDON. April lO.--I;ngland's war
taxes continue to force many of her
nobility to sell parts Of their great
estates. one of the greatest of these
which recently has passed under the
auctionccr's hammer is that OF tho
Duke Of Rutland. which il known as
Bclr DIR. The duke owns about $4,000
acres. Of which he is selling about 49,
600 acres located in the best part of
the Lincolnshire hunting district lie
explained at public meeting that
the sale WAS made necessary by the
increasing burden OF taxation result
ing from the war.
toadby Hall. one of the dukes
properties Of $50 acres. was sold pri-
vdtcly in the advance Of the public
sale. and 100 tenants have bought
from the duke the farms he had
rented 10 them.
Earl Manvcr's estate. known as
"iiolmc ricrrcpont." at Radcliffe ON
Trent, has been sold AT auction for
L42.GN'. 1t covers 320 acres.
IL is reported that part of the cs-
tate u! the Earl OF I.ondcsburoush
comprising Hainc!inc Woods and
Racccoursc. has been bought bv a
scarborough hnancicr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-11

upon most elaborate scale and Is
coming 10 the Odeon Theater tomor-
row as a laramount-A- picture
Virtually an aii-s,ar cast was as-
Scm''od tor the spectacle, including
Violet fleming, Theodore Roberts.
Wanda iiawlCy. Monte Blue. Ray
mond iiattcn. and FULLY Marshall.
Elaine Hammcrstcin in THE coun-
try Cousin is the attraction Tues
day. TO, be followed Wednesday and
Thursday bS Dustin Farnum in ~
Mans lighp' one of the smappiest
Ens; and Yves; productions. fun Of
real action. the screen has shown
in a long time.
Friday and Saturday. Anita stew
art vii! he starred in MARY Regain"
her superb First National produc-
lion. in which big business and big
ger pleasures are intcrtw.ncd
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4 Mysterious killing.

y mysterious killing of man at
Reno. which results in the throwing
OF suspicion on Diana Tenant. whocc
par. il taken by Katherine Mac
Donald in Tho Fira, National a;trac-
ton. "'rhc Turning Point" to IL.
shown at the Victor Tneatcr ;urin..-
70" and Tuesday, is the one cloud
tina, follows the beautiful girl in her
uphill struggle in society. The mys-
terry is cleared in dramatic sltua-
ton. when Diana, trapped in an
apartment 10y an INSCRIPTIONS man
of wca and hiding behind Il screen
ovcrhears an adventures widow j. ell
the real story OF the crime.
If tn. circus may be said 10 he The
Creates; SHOW On f:arih." then Il may
truthiully be stated that THE Lost
cry is Tho Greatest Film of the
screen" Tor "Th- Lost cts" ~
'"en-cpisode production. starring MISS
Luaul,:i Hansen. George CheScbro ana
K" big cas-: OF iaNori3c players co, :
The circus one hcticr-in fact several
better. This sensational serial wiIl
begin lis run al the Victor Thcat.I.
tomorrow and Tuesday
rdnesdaE and Thursday ..iary
rirkford will hr shown in Daddy
lonGl:Gs." undoubtedly one of the
best pictures this wonderful r;ar as
cN"T produced. Friday and Saturday
urarei Of features viii make up
BE program. The hill Includes Jack
dempsey in 'Phantoms OF Trcacl-
-ry', new William j. Flynn dc,cc-
tive story. The outlaws of ;he
u""r". "Jigss in Society" from The
'RrinGng tp Father" features Of The
Times Dispatch. and 81 Ncws reel.
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telegraph clerk at a lonely sta
ton IN the Soudan found the dcsnla-
ton Gcttin" tho better OF his nerves
and tcicphoned Ia headquarters:
cant stay here: am in danger OF
death: surrounded by lions. elephants
aud wolves The hard-hcartrd clerk
at headquarters wired back: There
are no wolves in the Soudan." The
NEXT day the dcsolate one replied
'ltcierrinG 10 my wire OF the 10th.
cancel wolves"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-11

"Everywomano In Coming.
walter Brownies famous morality
SGy.2sEverywoman," has been filned
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Fascinating story.


ono OF ia" most fascinating detcc-
''Nr stories ever IN, upon The cinema
screen = The Mystery or INC Yc!-
.pw loon an Emil chautar! pro
Nueilon. hascd upon IA" noycl ny ,;as.
ION. l.cr"uN 10 he shown al the Eiiou
tia: week
TIN mys,rr> in The story Of ,hi.
lita art pic'Gr" takes place almost
tr;oro the ewes al the auditors. Tho
d"R-atrr of Professor S;angcrson
shr!"ks FOR help at mitiriSh;. and
when III" i"o; TO her room $ n,enrG
mo 'riminal cannot br found and The
manner of his impossible escape can
MOI he understood. The basis is @eh-
nnrlN confusing. Ia the process OF
2Sc5 raining the IDENTIFY OF the Grim.
a"' second crime robhcry-s
"!hroNerod nrd murder Committed
until finally I'll" newspaper reporter.
~ N"rIana" With the theories OF a
famous detective. brings the culpri,
10 justice
Harold Lloyd. in Hand 70 Mouth"
a. tn" gomcGy feature
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Onr Cor the Servant,

wife - thoroughly believe the
hand that rocks the cradle rules the
world"
Husband-'-That is undouh, ediy tho
cnse nowadays But parents did no,
servants,h
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Traverse -, III. u,,.,,,

81.
Madclatnc Traverse viii ;,p,cn,.
moro" and Tuesday in "'rhc Hell
"Hip which IS described as - pow.r-
- photoHlay 81 the sea. which riyns
MISS Traverse one az hcr hes; .p.
l9i uni'icS for emotional po-trAyal
I0' r@st includes Albert Roscoe.
-. hoU .rH.i. DICK liza Reno. lack
'Hi,.s' Fred -bg.d- and Willi>,nl l:yno.
Black shadows. in which char"u
ing Pegs Hyiand stars. VIII h.. III.
"nsflnG f"r Wednesday, ana Th,!-s-
"aN II lS picture tina; iascint,.s.
inrl!ls and SATISFIES ana affords Ia.
as"V roe which l. entirely ad.nt.
at'e for hcr personality.
another roru'"' variety rrorrim
mas o"-n arranged Tor t'riday ar3
Sai UrG"y. including ivlcn GIBSON IN
" nov railroad drama. Antonio M,-
''A" IN The Invisible Hand" news
amG comedies
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Americans a task ih-t~wcll ms him
for niche in AN American hall OF
fame.
Yet the play could easily lose some
OF it's charm and force wcr. the CHAR
acicr o: The great abraham Kyner
fcctly cast. Fortunately. the pro
Queer. William Harris. .Ir.. has been
able % ind an actor in flSurc. i'll face
ana in method we'll equipped to sup
ply the Lincoln replica. Frank Nc
GIynn. until the present engagement.
was unknown TO most OF us. Now
his Interpretation Of the character OF
one o! our bestowed Americans is
likely 10 remain a real treasure in our
memories.
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Identity Kept Secret.

pHoioplay that keeps tnc
identity % IFS central nsure d sccre;
untii the final fade-ou, ana un.ch
ho!Gs the interest 81 ih- audience
brrathieSs as q conscq1cnce mas
occn produced by Maurira Tou~ncvr
IN Ny Ladys Carer Il, De shown
~ the Isis all th.s Week III, pic-
lure IS screen weston ~ JacaIue.
fHfreIles wo!i-kbowu nSstcry
romano Of the same name
Tho plot concerns tho daring
activities Of The Hawk famous
international thics. His most spec
taculaT exploit is The theft or tho
celebrated jcw@iied .arte- INA,
ileurcd IN the historical episode mat
led 70 the founding OF the chiva,ric
Order of the Garter
The cast OF MY I.adys Garter
includes such screen notables as
Wyndham Standing, sylvia Brca,ncr.
and Holmes l.. Herbert II 10 a
Paramount Aircraft picture. Mack
Scnnetts The Bingham GIrv' {. the
comedy supplementary.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-02

A man should have plenty of back
bone for himself-and plenty of ham,
bone for the rest Of the family.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-02

lection, arrest. prosecution or punish.
ment OF any person for any violation
OF any law.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-02
HAVE YOUR CENSUS
ANSWERS READY
This VIII Save You and the Enumer.
ator Time When He Comes to
Check Up on Your
Family.
SIX IMPORTANT ONES
One Of These Deals With Your Age,
Others With Birthplace Of Your
self and Of Members OF
Family.
SIX IMPORTANT ONES

! Keokuk census enumerators begar
their work Of taking the census O
1 the city this morning. This is ma
tional census day and the enumera
ton is being taken all over the
United States today The enumera
/ tors are asking the cooperation Of
/ everything right. They ask, above
everything else, that people have the
answers to the questions ready, and
that people, especially those who ex-
pect to be away from home, leave
notes ON the information required.
An arrangement of this sort it Is
pointed out by enumerators will as
sist greatly in the enumerator's work.
He will not have to go back to a
house three or four times to secure
the date of someone's birth if people
will think far enough to make Such
an arrangement. This is especially
to be desired in boarding houses and
apartments.
In the taking of census in the past,
it has been found that wives do not
know some of the dates that are
asked for relative to their husbands
families, and this makes 1t necessary
for the census taker to come back
or to hunt up the husband. The
enumerators this year are asking
people to write out all of the data
necessary and leave it so that one
trip will be sufficient. 1t will take
about five minutes to get all the data
together and by leaving it, time OF
everyone concerned may be saved.
Questions All Must Answer.
The following important questions
will be asked of all persons, and
answers should be prepared for
these:
Age at last birthday.
Each person ten years Of age
and over will be asked whether he
is able to read TOR write.
Each person will be asked his
birthplace as well as the birthplace
of father and mother.
III foreign born, the date of COM
ing to the United States will be
asked, and if naturalized, the date
Of becoming citizen; also mother
tongue OF native language.
Each head OF family will be
asked whether his home is owned by
him or rented If owned, whether
he home is mortgaged or free of
debt.
Each person will be asked his
occupation and whether he is an
employer or employee or is working
On his own account
Important questions are to be
asked the farmers. aside from these.
Answers to all questions will be kept
strictly confidential Census infor-
nation cannot under any circum-
stances be used for basis for taxa
ion or to harm any person or prop
srty. 1t has nothing TO do with de- |
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-02
IMPORTANT
CONFERENCE
Republican and Democratic Senate
Leaders Discuss Peace Treaty.
in Effort to Reach
Compromise

United Press Leased Wire Service.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2.-Impor!ant
arty conferences on the peace treaty
fere held today by Senators Lodge
nd Hitchcock, republican and demo-
ratio leaders.
AT the conference plans were laid
pr reopening the treaty discussions
shen the senate meets Monday and
compromise proposals were dis
used
Republicans of every shade of
pinion gathered in Lodges offices
s go over certain proposals received
Iarly in the week from democrats in
iuding proposed modification of
ne reservation on Article 10 and the
ritual elimination of the Lenroot
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-02

Jumps of undigested food cause
pain. If your stomach is in a revolt;
If sick, gassy and upset, and what
you just ate has fermented and turned
sour; head dizzy and aches; belch
gases and acids and eructate un-
digested food-just take tablet or
two of Pape's Diapepsin to help neu-
tralize acidity and in five minutes
you wonder what became of the pain,
acidity, Indigestion and distress.
If your stomach doesn't take care of
your liberal limit without rebellion;
If your food is damage instead OF a
help, remember the quickest, suresr
most harmless stomach antacid is
Pape's Diapepsin, which costs so
little at drug stores.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-02
CANNOT CUSS
IN FIT. MADISON
Anti-Swearing Campaign Under Way
and Police VIII Arrest
All Users of Profane
Language.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. !
FORT MADISON. Iowa, Jan. a.
Zion City, Illinois, long framed as a
city governed by religious scruples,
today had rival.
Fort Madison is the new bidder for
honors as city so ruled.
An "antiswearing" campaign was
under way here today and police
have been instructed to arrest all
users of profane language. Arrests
may be made under a city ordinance.
So far no arrests have been made.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-02
AFTER SUGAR
PROFITEERS
lower Prices and More Sugar is Pre-.
dicted for Near Future by
Equalization Board
Action,

United Press Leased Wire Service. ]
& WASHINGTON, Jan. 2.-Sugar
@rofteers will be prosecuted by the
government under the McNary bill
yhich extends the power of the sugar
qualization board during 1920, it
Fas stated today, at the food admin.
stration division of the department
IL justice.
Lower prices and more sugar were
redicted for the near future as a
5esult of imports of the new Cuban
rop and the elimination of profiteer-
..1g.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-02
members of the Mennonite sect a,

members Of the Mennonite sect as
pictured in the play.
For the information of those who
are curious to know, Miss Collinge
states that she was born in Dublin.
Ireland, and is In her twenty-third
year. She carnc to this country
with her mother in 1907 and has
been upon the stage but nins years.
And she is proud Of the fact. too.
that she has created every part abe
has ever played In
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-02
Free Calendars Scare.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Jan. 2.-Advertis.
ing calendars which for many years
have been sent out by business firms
20 customers on the eve of the New
Year, will be scarce in 1920. An in.
crease OF twenty percent in the price
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-02

reservation to equa1ize the voting
strength Of the United States and the
British empire.
Hitchcock took council with Sena-
tors Swanson. King land others. King
urged Hitchcock to accept set of
proposed compromise reservations.
approval of which King has sought
from republican mild reservationists.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-02

or the decorative calendars caused
thousands OF Chicago business houses
to discard the practice this year. SINH.
lar action, 1t is said. was taken by
firms throughout the country:
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-02
TO SIGN PEACE
NEXT TUESDAY
Berlin Reports Time. Has Been Sci
for Four O'clock on After
noon Of January
at Paris.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.
LONDON, Jan. "A News Agency
dispatch from Berlin today said peace
would be signed in Paris January 6
at 400 p. m.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-02

Children are often great disap-
polntnents to parents, but did you
ever think how great disappointments
some parents must be to their chill
dren.