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••. S 4 S PAGE 8ix & \IK V« I I I !i 1 •c •J •S: I "ii •m •i [HI'"" "«W" tnb fetal s?- Ke I \X* BRONCHITIS, fteiPj INFLUENZA, ilfD DIMAJESbfTH* THROAT.andJLUNGS, umlaAursd by Chamberlain Medicine C9- Manufacturing Ph«rra*cl»t3, Dm Moines. Iowa. V. S. A. PRICE, TWEHYY-F1YE CEHT8L| CCopjrtftasd by Cunb*rtaSa Oa, BO.] Coming to •'. v. 5k$S From The Big. Opera House THURSDAY, January 7 4j Matinee, 2:30 and Theatrical Motion Pic ture Entertainment and Ex hibition produced and presented by the Maxwell Motor Co* Night, 7:15 and $45 Molten Steel to Automobile9' Free Tickets Upon Application Gate City Motor Gar Co. L. H. AYER Jr., Mgr. 725 Main Street 0 FOR Conghs,Colds V/MPfieiMfilCOUCK, iHOARSENESS, No Opium or Any Narcotic in May be given to a baby with as much confidence as to an adult THE CIGAR DISTINCTIVE he Acme of Quality and Workmanship 10 Cents W. H. Reimbold 7 Maker of Havana Cigars I Automobile and Carriage Painting I We specialize on auto and carriage painting, repairing of tops, 4I cushions, body work and forsines as ordered. We do the kind of work that pleases, 2 I Wustrow Carriage & Wagon Works Phone Red-1083 Fifth and Exchange Streets Mrs. J. Davidson of Hillsboro. years. Her maiden name was Ann HILiSDORO. low., J.» 6,-Mr,. Johnson Davidson died at her home ^,-jj near here January 1, aged fifty-five [county, Ohio. February lg-# f" fiS,/°r BXD MM MCA DIRECTORS 'liN Board Transact* Routine Business Yesterday Afternoon and nHears. Reports of .Work Which Has Been Done. MISS DINSDALB'S REPORT General Secretary Outline® Associa tion Work In December—Other Departments are Heard From. The board Ao'f directors of the Y. W. C. A. held its regular meeting yester day afternoon with a very large at tendance, only two' members of, the board being absent. Mrs. Chas. 3 Pond presided and Mrs. Anna Steele Koblson was secretary. Mrs. G. M. Covell made the financial report. The general secretary, Miss Tirza Dinsdale, submitted the following re .port of the activities of the month: To the board of directors Y. W• C. A. Your general secretary begs leave to submit the following report for De cember, 1914: The activities of the month covered only three weeks, mas and New Year's, In which little mas and New Years, in which little active work was done. Twenty-one new members have been received and forty-seven renewals of membership. There were held fourteen committee meetings with an attendance of 97. There were twelve applications for positions made and seven applications for workers- The whole number of meals served In the cafeteria was 3,403. One transient was cared for in the association building. There were five regular social meet ings held with an attendance of 234. There were two special social affairs with an attendance of 69. Three regular vesper services were held with an attendance of 130. The community chorus concert was given under the patronage of the Y. M. and Y. W. C. A. with an attend ance of 400. The attendance at the gymnasium classes has been 444 or an average of 37 daily in attendance. There have been ten educational classes with an average attendance of flrty-one, average five. There have been six club meetings with an attendance of fifty-four. ... .. aM„ 1th an attendance of fifty-four. with an attendance of 175. Nine local organizations, aside from the association, have used the build- ing ,mgn BiauuiiiuB ui num. ins ... |of the first student clubs organised of the anywhere and association field work ers are awaiting with interest the re sults of the work here. Already as a result of the work, three girls are joining the church. I"' ~~re twTcompany campfire group. The Christmas greens 'given as favors to all the gymnasium giris were given by Miss Schlotter, and Mrs. Latsle. The chairman of nea out oy somt? ui '7- »e ^as eriT THIS DAILY (JrATtj U1TX words Some of the expressions of ap preciation and evidences- of the asso ciation Influence in growth of the girls at this time when the burden of the finances is so heavily weighing upon the hearts of thei board,. The purpose of.,the association—rtfce- development in christian character and service of young women and the .associating of them in personal loyalty to Jesus Christ—is, I believe, increasingly be ins fulfilled, and I.know. is worth the sacrifice that is being made by the board to. accomplish that purpose. The vacation. time so kindly allow jed by the. board to the general secre tary and the -.physical director at the holiday time, was Indeed appreciated. ft $0 Respectfully submitted, TIRZA A. DI New Members Reported." Miss Etta Ajnres reported the fol lowing new members: Misses Kath arine Haubert, Jean Blair, Alice Blair, Georgia Jester, Henrietta Ayres, Row ena Bode, Hazel Reimers, Clara Elstle, Mamie Elstie. Vivian Swigelson, Nina Buck, Mildred Davis, Nina Tuttle, Martha Busch, Grace Smith, Pauline Reiner, Mildred Smith, Virginia Smith, Utody Seymour aatf 'Wilma Englehardt. Mrs. R. L. Reid of the religious work committee, reported that Miss Mattle Busch has completed the learning* Of the long list of passages of scripture and has 'earned one of the handsome Bibles offered by Mrs. Helen Gould ShSppard of New York, fox accomplishing that work. Miss Busch is the first to finish the work. The Bible classes of the association are studying two text books, one, The Life of Christ, and the other. The Social Message of Jesus. J* Physical Work Report. Sirs. T. R. Board reported for the .physical work department, having been elected to succeed Miss Eleanor Brown as chairman of that depart ment. The classes in thei physical de partment keep up with the greatest In terest The Christmas parties were provided for "by the various members .of the committee %nd .by friends so that they were littje if any expense to ithe. association. Mrs. Leonard Matless who is chairman of the extension de partment, reported the. work of the ,two clubs, the Hp-streamers and the T. M. C. club, which are made up of girls who find most of their social life in the association and in the school. The committee plan vfor one simple supper each month, which is followed by a social hour. The Christmas par ties and other activities of the club, are arranged by the active members of the committee, Mrs. Matless, Miss Emily Pence, Mrs. Durgee, Mrs. Wm. Aldrich, Miss Harriett Fulton, Mrs. Robert Dawson, Miss Elizabeth Col lins, and Miss May Westcott. Mrs. R. P. Meinbnrg, who is the very efficient chairman of the cafe teria committee, gave a detailed 23 centBi better comedy-drama here thl3 sea son. Keokuk people who have wit nessed the play in CMca«o and New York are enthusiastic about it and York are enthusiastic about it ana On the eighteenth, nineteenth and to haSe the production twenty-second Christmas par ies were fortu^ chUdren. Through the kindness of, friends these part es which tota^i ^.ho 225' lights by C. S. Abel, the decorations made and given by Miss Rayburn's made and given by Miss Kayourn-s the gymnasium committee furnished, jatest farce, "Seven Keys to the doughnuts for the parties. Baldpate." is to be presentee here at The big children's party Saturday I afternoon with eighty in attendance, was planned and financed by the five campfire grpups of the association. Special favors—the Slstene Madonna mounted—were given by the Junior committee. The sjory of the other $ wise man was beautifully told Jo a number of the groups. I Teach Spirit of Giving. The Up-streamers had a fine party Count fifty! Your cold in Lead or on Tuesday night before Christmas, at which time they had eight guests, trlls will open, the air passages of your Miss Porter and Milss O'Harra, form- head will clear and you can breathe er secretaries, were guests of honor., freely. No more snuffling, hawking These Up-stream girls dressed sev- mucous discharge, dryness or head enteen dolls and sent' them to an ache no struggling for breathe at orphanage in Davenport, where one night. of the girls had stayed for a number Get a small bottle of Ely's Cream •of years These girls who have sp Balm from your druggist and apply a little are learning, we believe, through little of this fragrant antiseptic cream |the association, the Joy of giving. 'in your nostrils. It penetrates through h&re There wll, bft n0 dlB. idndness ofSapStments next Friday night fot fall TZ °a!7 S3 ^penB6 rolf against disappointment by reserv assoclatlon—in all $3.00. The Christmas tree was loaned by _/ the Presbyterian Sunday school the IE voriel wuiiuiii«c 6"" -re port. One interesting feature is that tbe Grand opera house Friday evfen the average- price paid for meals is Three junior meetings were held, luncheon or a sup- .h^n said that "Seven Keys to Bald cafeteria and get a luncheon or a sup io or 15 tents. The aver attendance during the month was 104. per-7^.n age "a 1 -.«••• urnG The annual meeting of the assocla tlon for election of directors and re- Speclal Work Is Done. viewing reports will be on January 19 The special work done during the month was the completion, of the organization of a student club of the high school girls with the visit. or Miss Adelia Dodge, student secretary of the national board. The onganiza tion has started out most auspiciously to Baldpate." If yotr want to see and it Is believed not only by associa-i-gTeat comedy-drama better get your tion workers but by the faculty of the! seats early. Those who have season high school, that It will mean much tickets should call for their seats to the girls and will help to promote the earliest possible, moment so as in the school a spirit of democracy .And not to be disappointed. TMsattmc high standards of work. This is one! tion is guarnteed toyJhe management AMUSEMENTS. There is every indication that the Grand will sell out for "Seven Keys _rv^— me avemee ms o, mi uo but that many come In to thefts famous author's following. It has for thQBe to get seats. Protect your- "Seven Keys to Baldpate." When George M. Cohan writes he 8ure of the earne8t atten t{on Qf theatre-KOiiLg me public which to know that' his stage ef- fortg &Te dlstlnctly WOTth the case while. That the annoumrement OPEN NOSTRILS! END A COLD OR CATARRH How To Get Relief When Heaid and Nose are Stuffed Up. A 7 I catarrh disappears. Your clogged nos- This same spirit of giving was car- every air passage of the head, sooth ried out by some of the campfire ing and healing the swollen or in- tuv .. etouds Who dressed dolls and gave,to,flamed mucous membrane, giving you.Bur.hman a relief Head rolria and GatArrh Jnn. snuffling, hawking. ,be '.TO# HARRY LAUDER WorU-famous Scotch Comedian, aayst "Tuxedo, foe mOdnewr purity and fra grance, THE tobeceo lorme. With my pipe filled with good 9 no v„ old my troubles go up in smoke. world-wide travel# IVe yet equal as a slow-burning, sweet-flavored I satisfies me com pletely." "-ni i»oi»«n« news tn ing, Dec. 8, will toe welcome news to been said that "Seven Keys to Bald pate" Is a distinct departure from stage tradition, in that Cohan has should have aroused George McManus conceived the Idea paper man standpoint he hit right. To put the same ^ractersonj the stage is another matter and very cay the Grand mangemeirt is fortunate that there's a specialists everylinei and Keokuk is rea the Of business therefore when too «ot BUC ^r' TTn Lth«r" after TUXEDO, «U to Tuxedo Keeps the Wprld in Good Humor & "I'MUd to fid its^wS." is find its co^1t^?f» tobacco. TUXEIaJ Aoe is the man whose life work is to make millions of people happy. I* PU£ suing his call he travels the wide world over. He is a great lover of his P*P®» |Ai.frfl, and in all sort# of comers of the eaurth he has tned all sort# of tobaccos. What is his unqualified statement in regard to Tuxedo? Read *t it vnm thrown" ethics aside and constructed appearance of "A Ran FonHer Money" _.WJMV°S' a farce along absolutely new lines. It which starts an engageitrent at the sell pnons was Inevitable that in doing this he Hippodrome theatre starting with the discussion among matinee tomorrow and continuing 'tOl the reviewers of things theatrical, but'Sunday night. TJip offering is a com the concensus of opinion seems to be blnation of datotlness and melody, that Cohan's departure, admittedly with plenty of comedy Interspersed daring, is the most Interesting, laugh- and whloh makes this production ap able, thrilling and altogether enjoy-1 pealing in every degree.^ It is HWl atle piece of cometfy writing that ha3 ton Powell's, Inc., latest comedy sue* been seen for several seasons.—Ad- cess and his name alone wiH afford vertisement. local theatre goers the id«a which is expected in this prodaction and /war1 r— rants the production to b^ high classl mellow Havor of the Burley leaf in a way never been successfully imitated. Colonial tonight if you want to see good pictu'resi^Atl^erfisenlent. a a I y1dulklly. and cpnectlvely, of the now "e hard to find a cleverer or more versa "Bringrtng Up Father." from a new^. bl£be()t *ftalnnient difficult one. McManus believes gathered a company of gfvenfo7 something to Ungh about'^ J" STtll something else Just, or half as W good, comes along. It's a big produc- Money is a 1814-15 style show in It tion built on vaudeville line, and con- ««lf and nothing but praise will be tains the best elements of clean and, At the Colonial. Hearts of Gold h®a^? ta It would be ^ey a^gregatl(m and come with recommendations and wfll a dellghthll ul positive enter- loc&1 theatre goers. Mr# pUyen| for hu eall whlch stage struck he consulted talented artists as Jennie Calef, Merl whose experience In McCarthy, Ida Berns, Jack West. Har out of cartoon plays extends ^f^ bert Power 811(1 duction BringingJjqulnt«tte also the well kbown Dolly, ha Jf a year ifan^le Girlies and soloists. remtr for It The «re that toe peotfe are^a and attractive ward •niat there no^ecret •r0be "which shows ail the latest Parls S^T^iUn styles such air evenlnfij -gown., includes such Andrew tu™ crowning effort of Mr. Hill's The silver tongued singer Miss Bee dryness or head-' jong career. C- Kerney Is a big feature with the It will be at the Grand opera house'"Two Merry Tramps." Martin Pache,' Saturday, Dec. 9, matinee and night. —Advertisement. ^"%EPNESDAY, DEO. 6, 1913 This i. the irank »nd candid opin»n of thou- ^d.^dA^lnd,o( expmenc^. juduiou. .moker. T^«do« absolutely the best all-around tobacco that modem tobacco science can make. Jh* /W#ct TabaecofarFSp* and Ofanlf Si Uncorking a tin of Tuxedo is like lifting the lid on concentrated sunshine. And then, when you fire up! Well! The first putf's a revelation, the second's a revolution, the third just gets you happy-liket Then you re off just as sure as you'll hear the birds sing next Spring. 111 the H«r ,or wholesome comedy, with any amount taJented organiaation which of whistleahle music arm the sort of will be here for four days only.-Ad girls yon'd like to have with yon for-. vertisement. ever. There are funny comedians and pleasing dancers, with gorgeous I Two Merry Trsmpa. scenery and magnificent costumes.! /Two Merry Tramps- the ever pop The mere title of "Bringing Up Fath uW er" and what you know of it through (themselves) and fifteen helpers, the columns of the dally newspapers, everything new this season, new com Is in itself enough to suggest hilarious edy, new music and new faces, the comedy situations In the hands of most beautifully costumed chorus on this veteran producer, whose life's the road this season. The attrae work has been to please the public, tlon is mere beautifully mounted this you can accept it for granted that no season than ever before at the Hip opportunity is lost, in fact tb« pro- podrome tonight, the last performance duction of "Bringtag Up father" Is to of this funny show. tt® *ppearf°°® 1 attraction with "Wood ft Ward" Miss Millie Harringtori, the dainty Tonight at the Colonial a fine pro- entertainer lu another feature. See ed Weekly No. 141" and a big oom gram. "An Unplanned Elopsment," (them Essany drama, featurinie Francis X-: Advertisement. Biograph i- tonight at the Hippodrome.— At the Orphevtn. .... The management of the Orpheum presents toni^it six big reels of pic-. tlsement. I & a8»in: 'il-'1: see die green grass and The exclusive "Tuxedo Procew* brings unsurpassed otrt mildness* delicate fragrance, and that "A Run w»rMmsy." cnr Mnvina StonM Transfer one of -«b* iuiiie«t, merriest 0r comedies of the Season*comes the,»P^I«« »lv#n "w?,n» has At the_ same tune iefine« the tobacco until eyeiy trace of harshness and "bite** disappears., YOU CAN BUY TUXEDO EVERYWHERE CsMwrisBb alasslae Fhmh GraeB ht Tim HmMon 40c mi Tin 4 a 5C lUC GhuHvmklon 50c m*i 90* 00c In THE AMEIUCAN TOBACCO COMPANY John Opsteltmn OR. BRUCE L. QIk?ILLAN, PHYSICIAN AND SUAQ90M. Office, Ml% Main street. Winger Bros. Mora °*1' fet IM Residence, S17 North Fourth etrset. Bell 'phone laso-Ba* Honrs—10-11 a. p. Waldron and Her- the famous Powell W^esation affords the display m. p. & 'U If is 3' Ciorage, ransier 1823 Mergan 11 1 PKOfEfiblOMilL CARDS 3ST FBY8ICIAN. OR. Wrt P. SHERLOCK. PHYSlCIA* AND SUROBON. IS: '•'fi T._ 'Office, It Sfcth ttnmi In th* Howell building. Rsaldsac* Hotel Iowa. Offlce Hear*—10 to 11 m. m* 1 p. m. evenings, 7 to I S«nday% 11 to 1 p. m. Halted StatSs civil ear vice examlnsr. as. 74 m. Sanday by apptotam. C. A. JENKIN S M. A Room 4, Estos bulldtas. Office phone residency MS, on 1 0 1 1 a a S S a a A H. AYRBC,. CHIROPRACTOR "m Mo Drags—No Knife—No Oneopatky* USBloodeeo. Phaae 1411. OR. H. M. STAFFORD^ DKNTIST. la Doney Bolldlng across troaa Postoffiee. Honrs frora S to 11. 1:S0 to V:0S DR. W. FRANK BROWN, Surgery and Ueology. Honrs: 2-4 p. m. 7:30-8:SO p. a. Office No. 10 North Fifth street. Over Keokuk Savings hank. Res. No. S18 North Fifth street. mint I. S. ACfKLKY UNDERTAKING and BMBALMINO *007 Blondeau Street lewa Phone 210. & the famous baritone, late with the tuxes, including "The Wonderful M«l» Emma Abott Opera oo., is also with the, ody," a musical drama In two parts, company. j"The Mysterious Rose," another ex- (cellent drama in two acts. "Animal edy hit that will make you laugh. Ia connection with this big six reel show the Orpheirm orchestra •ill play a well jarrainged musical program. 34 at the* Orpheum early tonight.—Adve^