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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-05-13
LOWELL

Mrs. Minnie Scott of Stoneham. Mass.
was in town last week attending to the
estate of her father, the late Lewis|
Shufelt-Dr. Young accompanied al
patient to the Fanny Allen hospital Fri-|
day.-Mrs. Ellen Rhodes has moved from|
her fathers Israel Sylvester, into roomsI
in Mrs. Nancy Richardson's house,
Homer Burnham and Mr.. Kelley of
Morrisville were business callers in town.
Saturday.-NIr. and Mrs. A. j. Clark of
Hyde Park were the guests Sunday of
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Jacques. -The|
Misses Doris Cello, Ruth NWinget, Ethel
Sanvile. Elizabeth Curtis, Elsie Sheltra|
and Annie and Rhetta Tillotson attended
by Miss Rice one of the teachers. were|
In Burlington Friday and Saturday all
the second annual conference Of the VI
w. c. A number of the junior high
school boys were in Burlington Saturday
They were attended by their teacher
Principal Duston-Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Chase of North Troy and Mrs. Albion
Stebbins of ST. Adams spent Sunday with
their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. I. Steb1
bins.-Mrs. Henry Parkhurst and daugh1
ter. Mary E., spent Sunday with their
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. L. o. Sanhorn.-
Eli Taylor has moved onto the farm with
his father, Buzzell Taylor. located In
South Newport.-The remains of Mrs
Charlotte Crafts were brought here Tues
day from Fairfax for burial in the FAM
lily lot in the cemetery. Mrs. Crafts was
about So years old and a former resi-
dent Of this town. a widow of the latd
Ephriam Crafts.-The Rev H. E. Howard
former pastor of the Methodist church,
was in town last week. Mr.. Howard
will preach lin Brookfeld the coming
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-05-13
Orleans County
WESTFIELD

sunday, May II, there will be meet
ing of the Missisquoi Valley Sunday
school association in the Conversational
Churdn at 2:30 in the afternoon. Among
those, who will make addresses, are the
Hevs. i. A. Edwards and Fl. y. Rankin
or Newport and the Rev. Charles Hay-
ward OF North Troy. A large attendance
is desired.-Mr. and Mrs. Herbert o. Nor
ION or Boston came here recently on
their wedding trip and spent three DAYS
WI" .heir cousin, Dayton Harding, and
a'so visited their uncle Dwight Harding.
Mrs. w. B. Gilpin and Mrs. II. d. MIL
Ter spent three days last week with tboir
children. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Eastman.
or Lyndonvile.--Little Miss lillian Tav
ior round wild strawberry blossom in
lneir pasture May Z. This is the first
,'"u reported-The many old friends of
I'y!e "oodworth of st. Johnsbury are Of
lering congratulations on the arrival of
ms first son. Donald Observation-Disclosures
cray and family of Newport spent Sun
oay win Mrs. Herbert Longley.
Anna Martin and daughter Of Boston
came Monday to spend a week with her
iather James d. Martin.-Fourteen from
mere attended the baked bean sumner a.
Troy Friday.--The Rev. w G. Macfor1
lane and Mrs. w II. Macfarlane nlan IN
spend few days in Montreal this weel,
William La Plant and son started SAT-
urday In their car for Exeter. N. n
where they expect to reside. Mrs. La
Plant has been IN Plymouth. n II
through the winter.-Harry Reed started
Saturday for Boston. where he expects
to enter hospital for major operation
Last winter there were more water
systems frozen in town than ever before
and the ground has Just gotten so that
they can be laid over again.-Miss Ruth
Gilbert spent last week in North TROY
with her sister, Mrs. D. J. Sheehan.-
There are less than 80 resident members
of the Congregational Church here bu,
$500 has been subscribed for the Inter
church World Movement fund-Nrs
Lewis Touchette of Lowell recently spent
fortnight with Mrs. Frank Martin
Judge and Mrs w. 3. Gilpin went To
Orleans Monday to attend the funeral of
Mr.. Gay.-Former residents, Mr. and
Mrs. Dana Gilpin, of Brattleboro. are the
parents Of daughter. Helen Frances,
born April 1s.-Large quantities of pota-
toes have been shipped from here the
past few days, the prevailing price is 50.
EGGS are 40 cents and butter GO cents.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-05-13
NEWPORT

Miss Sallie Storrs of Burlington. Wild
has been the guest Of Miss Doris BlanchI
ard for several days. was given q Shove |
Monday evening in honor Of her ap'
preaching marriage to Major Clifford
Tate Of Closter. n. J. Miss Storrs ha4
been entertained earlier in the evenin1
by Miss Ramsdell, and on her return wa
surprised to be welcomed by SO many Oh
her old friends. but only at the luncheo}
table was the whole plot revealed.-A sor
Raymond Ralph. was born Monday morn
ing to Mr.. and MRS. Ralph Young.-Mrs
L. NJ. Downey and daughter. Viva, VIII |
have been in Boston during the winter
are spending two weeks with Mrs. Ere i
Sargent and other friends before goin |
to relatives in Utah, where they expec'
to make their home.--Harry Stevens
White River junction spent a few day
with his parents, MIR. and Mrs. D. q
Stevens.-Mr.>and Mrs. Elmer Averill
Portland. Me, are visiting Mrs. Averill
mother, Mrs. Jennie Tenney.-Mrs. Charlie
Cousens is teaching this week at tn .
South school. supplying for Mrs. Add
Brock. who is ill.-Mr. and Mrs. E. \
Hamilton and Miss Marion Hamilto.
spent the weekend in White River Junc
ton to be present at the silver weddin
anniversary of AIR. and Mrs. p. j. Hami
ton. Mr.. Hamilton returned Monday moo /
and Mrs. Hamilton will be the guest d
friends in st. Johnsbury this week.-Mis
Lucille Dodge of North Troy is the CUES
of Mrs. Myron Alexander.A AIRS. Wesle I
Rollins has gone to Springfield. wherI
she will visit Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Cook.
Charles A. Brown returned Tuesday nigl
from a business trip to Boston-Mr{
W. e. Kipp is in Springfield, Mass
where she will visit her children, NJ
and Mrs. Albert Walton, and Mr.. an
Mrs. Walter Kipp.-Mr. and Mrs. z.
Hill. Mr.. and Mrs. D. C. Stevens and NJ
and Mrs. Henry Webster of Orleans wer
dinner guests of Dr. and Mrs. g.
Newland Tuesday. the occasion being IL
celebration of their wedding anniversary
Fl. c. Williams of Boston was in tow
Tuesday.-Mr. and Mrs. Benjami
Pomeroy and daughter, Josie. have n
turned from Boston.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-05-13

II. W. Potter.-E. w. Potter visited at
the home of his daughter, Mrs. w. II.
May, In Canaan, last week.--C. w. Nc
Farland Of Morrsvillc was In town Sun
tied his parents, the Rev, and Mrs.
Chandler Sunday.-W. r. Davis was in
Morrisville last week and purchased a
new automobile T.. Carpenter, dis
trict highway commissioner Of Charlotte.
was in town Tuesday.-Mrs. Henry Pot
ter went Tuesday to the Fanny Allen
hospital for an operation.-E. l.. Bass Of
Bethel was in town Wednesday and pur-
chased a car of lumber of J. o. Thomas
and Billing Lumber company.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-05-13
NORTH HERO

returned to Milton with his son. Joseph
Monday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-05-13
HYDE PARK

The Lamoille Golf club is planning to
put up a club house on its grounds here
this spring. The grounds are considered
one of the finest naturally in the State
Curtis Emery of Newport was in town
Thursday.-Ralph Larabee. who has been
i'll with pneumonia, resumed work at the
Clark store Monday.-Miss Ada Lewis. Of
New York city. is a guest at the home
Of L. II. Lewis. her uncle.-Miss
Lettie Gibson has returned from Mon
treal, where she has been spending the
winter. -Perley Brigham has moved to
this town from Cady's Falls and rented
apartments In the Ladeau house.-Mrs
3. G. Rooney had the misfortune to make
n misstep recently and broke bone in
her right ankle. Her daughter, Mrs. E.
r. Lilley, has come here from Bristol.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-16
AKCE PROTI VYHYBACUM
VCJENSKE POVINNOSTI.

Ma zdejSim distriktnlm SOU
de Spoi. Statu byla vCera "a
hajena akce postupu proti
vSem domn6lym provinilcum,
ktefi sc snazili vyhnouti sc "a
valky narizen6 vseobecne bran
ne povinnosti. Prvne Sc bude
muset zodpovidat pro zaned-
bani postaviti Sc pred odvodni
komisi, 80 muzu, pochazejicich
vesm6s z Akron 2 celkoveho
poCtu 400 provinilcu okrsku
pusobnosti imenovaneho SOU
du. Ufady Sc prav6 Zabyvaji
zjiSt ovanim adres t6chto Wy
hybaGu, nichz zajiste znac-
ny pocet nikdy nebude nalezen
Prvni vyslechy zapocnou as ne
kdy V mesici nnoru.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-16
ODVRACENA RODINNA
"TRAGEDIE".

Do obchodu s mluvicimi stro-
Il priSel muz a vyb:ral pro svoji
hez6i polovici p6kny fonograf
iako vanocni darek. Pojednou
zavadil o jeho sluch znamy
hlas: "Potfebuji nejaky fono-
graf pro meho muze, letos isme
totiz spolu uzavfeli kompro-
mis-, re JeziSek nadelovati bude
darky jen skutecne prakticke
ceny". Pfekvapeny pan man.
eel prozradil svoje incognito a
spoil vlastni obnos urceny ma
koupi S pencil manzelky a "a
koupili spole6ne ieden re stro-
ia. A tax Sc predeslo neStesti
miti diva fonografy V jednom
byte.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-16
ZAHADNY POkUS OTRAVY.

22-leta obsluhovacka Gle
velandske statni nemocnici, pa
nj Dora Henshavova, byla ma
'ozena We SVEN pokoiiku ne
~oocnici onemocndla nasled-
kem poziti jedu. Manzel ieli,
ienz Jest zamestnan jako do
zorce V temze ustavu pravil, re
il nalezl stenajici, majicl ma
hlizku lahvicku S jedem. Ma
t6le domn6l6 sebevrazedkyn6
shledanv bylv jiste odfeniny,
: le lekafi vzhledem k jeiimu
etavu nedovolili policii one
mocnelou vyslychati. Oba pfi-
cestovali do Clevelandu z Port
omouthu teprve pred kratkou
dobou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-16
pROTESTNf SCHUZE v CES-
KE MAR. SIM MA BROAD
WAY.

Mayor Fitzgerald radil Sc
vcera odpoledne policejnim
naceInikem Smithem a naridil,
aby Sc vsech obchodG, kde
jsou prodavany napoje, byly
die nejnov6jslho nafiZeni od-
straneny pfistenky a zaclony,
zamezujici dovnitr volnemu
rozhledu. Byv tazan, iak dale
ko postoupila znama af6ra II
ditele m6stske bezpecnosti
Sprosteho, odpov6d6l, ze situ-
ace Sc nyni nal6za ma mrtvem
bodu.
Pan A. l.. Maresh, ieden Z O.
sobnich pratel riditele Sproste-
no dostavil Sc vcera do mayo
rovy uradovny a oznamvoal, re
We prosp6ch Sprosteho uspora-
dana bude hromadna schuze V
Ceske Narodni SIM Ma Broad
way V pondeli vecer, na ktere
bude protestovano proti uto-
kun ma uvedeneho ufednika.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-16
UPRCHLY 12-LETY ZLOCl
NEG OPETNE DOPADEN.

Dvanactilety, ale jiz skoleny
lupic, jenz koncem minul6ho
tydne sc vloupal dirou V po-
dlaze prosekanou, do zlatnic-
keho kramu a potom "a dopra-
w do detencniho domu strazni
kovi prchl, tax ze tento bgl po-
licejnim nacelnikem docasn6
suspendovan, byl op6tne pola-
pen a sice detektivem Emilem
Smetanou, ktery nadein6ho
kluka dopadl V jeho star6m
pdsobiSti V okoli stare trznice.
Spolu S hochem Zatcen byl i
muz, u nehoz hoch bydlel a
kterJ prodaval, co mlady nice
ma re svych vyprav pfinaSel q
podobn6 nalozeno bylo ma
iitelem zastavarny, ienz krade-
ne zbozi kupoval.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-16
OSUD LOSTElNERUV v RU-
kOU POROTY.

We ctyi'i hodiny odpoledne
vyzval okresni soudce Baer po-
rotu, ably vynesla vyrok, zda
vinen jest Losteiner vrazdou
straznika Gaffneye kdyz Sc
soudci lidu nemohli shodnou-
ii ami po devate vecerni, naka-
zal, ably byli pod do2orem bal
lifa dopraveni do hotelu, kde Sc
trvati museli po celou noe.
Obvin6ny Lcsteiner mel wee
ra We vlastnim pripad6 sv6dtiti,
ale odepiral podobn6 iako jeho
kolega V zlodejskem povolani,
Grogan, kaZdou vypov6d' a
kdyz zalobce Getl bohaty rel
stfik jeho hTichu, nejeVil val
nGho pohnuti. Die pouteni da-
neho soudcem Baerem porot6
muze jej tato uznati Vinngm
vrazdy pfvniho stupnt, "a KITE
rou by jei arci tekala elektric-
ka zidle.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-16
OPETNE NESTASTNE IA
HRAVANI s "NENABITOU"
ZBRAN[.

Tfileta Dolores Kaestlova z
els. 9110 Folsom Ave. prisla
vCera navstfviti svoji babicku V
els. 1929 Croton Ave-, kde me-
ii jinym vyprav6lo Sc o loupez
nJch prepadech, kter6 Sc "a
poslednich noci V okoli udaly.
DO vlastni ieiich grocerie vlou-
pail Sc V dterJ diva muzi u
kradli mouku a mattel groce-
RE Sistek nemohl naifti revol-
veru. Nluvilo se,. re by kazdy
mel mfti V dome zbran a tn
piiSla rec na starry Zarezav6-
III revolver, 0 n6mz teta d6vcat
ka. 81. Geneviva Sistkova w
nrav6la. re nelZe vubec z n6ho
vystfeliti aby posluchace pre-
ev6dGila, pTinesla staromodni
3S-kalibrovou zbran touto V
bezpeGnem domn6ni. re Jest Il
pine neSkodnou, pred ditetem
manipulovala. K vSeobecn6mu
Udesu vySla ale poiednou hla-
|vn6 rama a dit6 bylo mad pra-
IvTm spankcm nebezpecne IRA
memo bylo V povazlivem stavu
dopraveno do nemocnice sv.
Alexise ma Broadway.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-16
TAZENf ORGANISOVANE
PRACE PROTI OTEVRENYM
DILNAM.
Nova banka zeleznicniho bra
trstva ma byti oporou.

Ma vcerejSi vecerni schuzi
clevelandske Federace Prace
skuty byly valetn6 plany ener-
gick6ho postupu "a nastavajici
kampane proti hnuti, ktere
sm6ruie k zavedeni otevfenych
dilen. Proti reakci na poll pra-
ce semknuty budou delnicke
fronty a prozatimni fond
$4,000 dollaru byl jiz t6m6r "a
rucen. Clenstvo vsech unii bez
rozdilu m6lo by podporovati
kooperativni bankovni institu-
ci, aby vlastnim jm6nim nepod-
porovalo boj Zamestnavateld
proti uniov6 praci.
Mistopredseda prave zaloze-
ne banky stroinich inzenVrn
McCaleb prohlasil: Pracuiici
lid mdze do rukou wit zbran
V boji "a zlepseni vlastni eXi-
stence, jest to aspon Castecna
kontrola narodniho uv6ru, KITE
ra Sc m1ze uskutecniti pro-
strednictvim kooperativnich
bank.
Tyz Sc primlouval navrh
zakona, dovoluiiciho zrizovail
kooperativnich sporitelen a IL
v6rnich druzstev, jez by nahra
Oily dnesni nespolehlive zasta-
varny pokoutni puicovani pc
n6z. Pfiieti podobneho zakona
umoznilo by jedin6 V Clevelan-
de organisaci as iednoho sta pc
dobnych ustavG. Ma podobnem
planu Sc pracuie iiz nvni no.
voanglickych statech. Jinak Wy
slovena byla vSeobecna dGvera,
re delnictvo udrzi vSechny do
byte posice.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-16

'Tvto lace jsnu pstee-nernnzete lie dostati
inv den Zadre rostnyri neh teleforni OBJ h;edrsvkv
ne-,vrzu;i. an; toto zhozi rerosila dobiru.
Aby hvl zabrsnsr rskun obchodniknrn. lest obmeze-
n7rozs.yi Pouz;;te +eto pSi,ezitoet;
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-16
OBTfZE PRI SESTAVOVANl
POROTY, JEZ MA ROZHC-
DOVATI MAD MCCAIN
NONEM.

Porota soudniho procesu 5
pfednostou municipalnlho SOU
du McGannonem, nebyla do
sud vybrana. Ustanoveno bylo
teprve II porotcu, vcera totiz
dodatecni diva z 33, kteri byli
podrobeni vyslechu a pax z
ruznych pricin odmitnuti az
ma zminene diva. Dnesni soud-
nj iednani omezi Sc patrne jen
ma dopln6ni poroty.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-16
pREPADENY RESTAU
RATER.

Josef Griffith, MATTEL iidel-
ny V Gillsy hotelu ma vych. 9.
III. Chestnut ave. byl uderen
dv6ma muzi zabijakem do hla-
Wy prav6 V okamziku, kdya 2
cashregistru vybral denni trz-
bu TOO doll. a tuto odnaSel do
sv6 kancelafe, jez Sc nachazi
nahore. Pfepadeny zacal kri-
ceti a vb6hl Go kuchyn6 hotelni
a tax penize zachranil. Oba lu-
pici po nezdarilem pokusu ly-
thle prchli.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-16
zarueene Skv0STY
"a Vasi vlastni cenu.

Ceska verejnost pamatuje Sc zajiste velmi
dobfe ma hodinarsky zlatnicky obchod M.
S. Melzera ienz byval V nynejsich uradov-
mach ATLASU. Pro kratkost tasu nemohl
isem vyprodat sve zasoby klenotnickeho
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-16
VRELE DIKY

Dram. Sboru LegionarG-Vcelka
"a podporu venovanou menu
nemocnemu manzeli a to jiz po
druhe mu ud6lenou. Vdecni
manzele PilarI.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-29

eggs" Nothing will induce capital
into a field more quickly than the
prospect of large profits and with the
spread of the cultivation of cinchona
in other parts of the world, the Java
industry is very likely to find dlvl'
dends of so to 100 percent dwlndling
materially.
1t may take ten years and 1t may
take twenty, but as sure as the Dutch
syndicate, and the English one as
we'll. continue their policy OF get
ting all they can while the getting is
good" says the Drug Trade Weekly,
other interests will be attracted to
the field. Java is apt some day to
find herself with worthy competitors
in the quinine race.
South America, the original home
of cinchona, has never amounted 10
much. so far as producing bark
suitable FOR the extraction of quinlne.
and cinchonine are the
chief alkaloids in this bark, with
o,unine running mostly under l or 2
percent.
This, however, means nothing, for
which the introduction OF the bark
industry into Java not cinchona
tree of any kind grew there, and the
Industry was developd from trans
nlanted South American trees. IN
South America, the trees are present
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-29
Old Sores, Ulcers
| and Eczema Vanish
Good, Old, Reliable Peterson's oint.
write him today for free trial offer,
ment Favorite Remedy.

Had 81 ulcers on my legs Doctors
wanted to cut off leg. Peterson's
Ointment cured me."-Wm. J. Mich
OILS, 4O2 Wilder street, Rochester
n. Y.
Get a large box for only 60 cents
at any druggist, says Peterson, Of
Buffalo, and money back if it isn't
the best you ever used. Always keep
Peterson's Ointment in the house
Fine for burns, scalds, bruises, sun
burn, chatting, and the surest remedy
for itching eczema and piles tbs
world has ever known.
"Peterson's Ointment is the hes
for bleeding and itching piles l have
ever found. Major Charles E. Whit
ney Vineyard Haven. Mass.
"Peterson's Ointment has givel
great satisfaction for Salt Rheuru. -
Mrs. J. Weiss, CuylerVille, N, Y.
All druggists sell it, recommend II
Mail orders filled by Peterson Oini
ments Co, Inc Buffalo,; N Y
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-29

in Pennington one day recently.
John Monks was a Donnells IN
caller one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bryan and
dc" "hter Lottie, motored to Montrose
Friday.
and Mrs. Halfman of Kahoka,
spent Sunday at the John ONeil
home.
Ernest Lucas visited at the JohlI
ONeil home recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Rider visited
with their uncle, Henry Rider, who
is quite poorly at this time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Court Springer visited
at the William Harrison home Sun
day
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Guy White of
Argyle, daughter, and to Mr.. and
Mrs. c. E. Johnson, ten pound
daughter
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-29
SKIN PEELED OFF LIKE Fish SCALES ]
BURNING AND ITCHING ECZEMA
RELIEVED BY TAKING
NUMBER 40 FOR THE BLOOD

Andrew Baird, 400 w. 9Th St.
Chanute. Kan, makes the following
Statement: Il could not sleep on ac-
count of burning and itching &C.
ze1na which started on my fingers,
spread to my hands, arms and limbs,
burning and itching like fire, causing
me to scratch to relieve the pain. The
skin peeled off like fish scales. I
tried number of medicines without
relief. Number 40 was recommended
to me by Chas. W. Brown of the
Brown Drug Co. improved from
the start and am now on my fifth
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-29
ARGYLE.
>~~ . 9 o o Q . . = .

Mrs. C. Shark is improving slowly.
Mrs. Lester Dumenil is quite poor
ly at this time.
Mrs. Ellen Driscoll and son Francis
visited at Sandusky Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lew Dumenil were
Keokuk callers Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Waverly Ware were
Keokuk callers Saturday.
James Stanton was Keolruk caller
recently. ..... ~ --.
Robert Price returned from Des
MONIES recently. a..
Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Johnson return
ed from Des Moines last Thursday.
Otto Johnson and family motored
to Keokuk Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Lucas were
Pennington callers recently.
John Monks was Donnellson caller
recently.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Ernest Lucas were
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-29

bottle. Have complete relief, sleep in
comfort and believe Number 40 viii
completely cure me-" witness to-
signature, Chas. w. Brown. 40 acts
directly on the skin through the
blood and is demanded IN eczeua,
sores, ulcers, glandular sweiIings.
chronic rheumatism, catarrh. cozsu-
patton, stomach, liver and kidney
troubles and all diseases arising from
impure and impoverished blood. Made
by J. c. Mendenhall, Evansville, inc :,
40 years druggist. Sold by Nc
Grath Bros. Drug Co.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-29
PLENTY Of FUN
At ELKs' LODGE
CHICAGO is to Present It's Best Enter.
tainment Talent Next Week
When Grand Lodge
Meets.
ALL KINDS OF STUNTS
Baseball, Lake Trips, Mail Order
House, Amusement Park Trips,
Golf tournaments and
Dinners.
ALL KINDS OF STUNTS

The Keokuk delegation to the grand
lodge Of Elks will have busy time OF
a next week in Chicago. The grand
lodge program which has been re.
ceiyed here is chock full Of interest
ine events and of a nature to please
every member of the organization.
Following is the program for the
convention July to 10:
Arrival Of grand lodge officers.
nnening "World's Championship
Contests of Cowboy Sports" 1.-TWO
performances daily, July 3rd to 11th.)
reception OF grand lodge officers.
Opening Of registration bureau
Opening services (public) grand
lodge. Monday evening, July 5tn,
Auditorium theater.
Arrival of Elk delegations and
escort to hotels.
Reception and open house to visi-
tors -Elks' club.
Baseball-American league-White
sox VS.. Cleveland Gully $50.
visit to worlds famous stock yards
Including Armour's, Swift's, Wilson,
Morris & Coz
Athletic meet-City championship
finals-Lake front
Fireworks on lake front.
Complimentary dinner, grand lodge
officers.
Supper and grand athletic and
vaudeville entertainment delegates,
visiting Elrs and ladies), at Medinah
temple.
Day bat excursions on Lake Mich
igan.
Daily excursions on lake to bath
ing beaches and parks.
Elks elaborate vaudeville at Audi.
forum theatre (four performances.
Special tour of shopping districts
for ladies.
Boat excursion down famous drain.
lage canal (of special interest to resi-.
dents Of Mississippi Valley.
Visit to mail order houses. Lunches
served. tSears, Roebuck & Co,
Montgomery Ward e Co., etc.
Moonlight boat excursion on lake
with dancing and entertainment.
Ladies' reception and entertain
iment.
Special Elks' nights at amusement
parks (Riverview, White City, Forest
park.
Motion pictures on lake front.
Tour of boulevard system (110
miles) and parks with review of per.
ambulator parade and decoration con-
tests in jackson prak.
Competitive band contests.
Visit to great lakes naval training
station Especial naval drills, largest
naval station in the United States).
Visit to Lincoln park ZOO"
Drill teams, competitive contests.
Visit to Fort Sheridan and special
Elks' entertainment to wounded sol
diers.
Spectacular aviation = Hydroaero-
/ planes.
Elks' golf tournament, Jackson
park links. Prizes (make entry to
committee).
"Amercanism"- grand Elks
! parade of the states.
Night pageant and electrical dis.
play.
Central states regatta (Lincoln
park, Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day..
Grand ball and entertainment at
world famous municipal pier.
Baseball, National league (Cubs VS..
New York, July s, 8, 10, 1D.
Pageant and musical program on
! sward in Jackson park-Refresh-
ments, South Shore Country club.
Elks' lawn tennis tournament
Grand Elks' trap shooting tourna-
ment Cat Lincoln Park Gun club.
Bring your pet" gum
, Awarding of prizes.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-29
Ten-Dollar Counterfeit.

LOS ANGELES, June ga ten
dollar counterfeit bill, so well de-
signed as to deceive all except the
most experienced cashiers, is in cir.
culation in Los Angeles, according to
Secret Service Agent Hazen, of the
United States treasury department
The bill is on the Chicago Federal
Reserve bank and is numbered
-G2959S909A,- series 49, The, green