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Keeps away flies
jPeodofi«» Disinfects
25c per Can
Groeer
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Order T»«w fsr
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right place to «*t ioaa oa
yarn Pmltnr*, duo or Ut*
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no«fartber, comblOA
afll the »4vtLOVigtm advertiMd
or vroml«*1 by o'.hTiL
LI8TEN
to a few V/: po«tU*»-»y
have the j«r«t /-au^s ao4
*a*l»-at t*rr/j* t/s b: bad, »«-»-kly
or monthly payment*.
SEE
AOENT IN OFFICE EVERY
MONDAY AND TUESOAY.
IOWA LOAN CO.
42C/* MAIN 6TREET
OVER ROYAL CCOAK CO.
ADDBEM MAIL TO
3ie/2
JEFF. ST., BURLINGTON, |A.
OR. JOHN A. WEUCH
flooceaalully treaU Uali Stooes.
Piles, Cancer, Appendicitis and
female Dlaeasea wlthoct sur
ipsry. Conanltation free. Phone
1492. 6W/2 Hampshire St.
Qulney, 111.
It. M. C. VAIDE VEKTEB
PAACTIGB MIT to TO
KYK, BAR, NCoeand TKROAT
Ofltes Y. M. C. A. Bldg.
Res., Pond Apt
Hrs. 10-12, 2A.
Pfione 190. Phone 169
Women Going Mad Also.
WASHINGTON, June 19.—Women
1 In Moscow are going mad and com
mitting suicide because of th»tr In
ability to stand the severe mental
and physical strata, according to
word received here today from a Y.
•M. C. A. worker. Food is getting
•career aad women looking oldor
:«ad more ptnehed because of the hard
ships they have to endur*.
•-J1.- .^if*
MOTH
tYirt Starting at 3 a.
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PRINT PAPER l£J: STSSJ^S^' bS
DDirrQ PIYFn tke other baed baa beea baring
rKltEO IAia^
Over B.X
prta* jufer prf«e« were aonoeroeed
today by the federal trade comnjl*
ctoa fft the eaae of the A. X. P. A
agaiiMt maaafaetarer*. Tbey follow:
KifUtea cent* p^r hundred on car
IO'JI.
Kf/rty c*mt* i+r hmdred on lee*
f.ban car kite.
Hlxty renrtx p»r hmdred on lew
than ton Mm.
Ttn%h prV:«r* are efffwtire April 1,
I'jI«.
BRAZIL BUYING
South American Nation EstahH.hlng! mint
New Line of Boats Between
Some of Important
Coast Points.
I [By United Press.]
BUBNOfi AIR EH, June IS.—The
StwUMh|P
Drw
B^rT wa*
In a, short time thereafter other
nn
iT^tZLlrL
(Men
1
TMS&TTM* ASME* VKBSF
sseae a*d b*
MPT CALLED. a» tSe OoaA to«t
Th* tea*
Hotel ad forced Bear-i aaj
b7 atracteres Bern to the
firaod—So Water to
his riaffHaris
ey The loaa raw f*t» Meefeed *jr Bwi
•f itiffurv. 7V.i». tm. aa^fored jiarrirtw ««h«r aflnl
{home te w« **f
«k« HMI Oral. tn»i It w» «M w*sr tottttt***
aBy iwwiii.lry.wg»etw)ae,iia€seated rea«w*S emr
fW (ma (fee tatnRtog S«&«Sng fe: tetw a tkfefc
KMr tMK as* ««k aa&etry «t teww T~
«lM^tbrMrth0M4i»ife«trsaB^:!k( Graat fcawt
There VM ImriTir carried «*:«tot wall m'liritwwf
eticber tk WS*« «r ike f—irtlmi, ««H ten b«* largtr
St to aeAerwiewi, SdaaogKu ft was
tcrvtew
I TV
ntr« fttr/4 la (fee SdfefBtag "•""-'Ihjwf at XI a. m. to&iX- Mayor B4
Mr Seventh *s4 KtS Immf Iy OmeCbaaa D. Dfi/
tf-fitm riut «trw» nd ««M Keafcafc tifin
vfe^a &« f»* *tzr**4~ !**a. had a aaiTwr octye frw
9f fc* XMfcafc Sr« tr«Sc laM
XV rtwtl ii Ire 4«9artaea
dw *ae4 «fxw ftr *«rapta»*.
«cs^ate. tetfoMw Ok hsjar** a tooat wall rf the
sal flOm, -ww »»**r hata« oSa* hodef t»K«**!4 aad *«n ootwart
for jTBfttte afl wa*«r to eresh. Women icmaed and
to 4nn iw« a «ag4g»g^ od I«t-
Ftrmttt tUtvtim.
TV Waraa*r flr«aMS acre Mitai
tftetl(
P* 'porta.
Hixlwd. The aafffng of aa Argentine boat
_t from Baenoa Aire* baa beeone aa tn»-
I Uaiwd Pr»** Wire Serm^I. trScbt. The few ^tfpa that re
WASHffJW3T05f, Jane 1* MMW Argemine flag are dea
tiaed at an early date to oe sold to for
eign eoratrle*.
Hhwt MVV ifl car VHi, $Z£0 p^r Af^ntla# toda.7 at a. ffnAt
hwndred f. o. b. mill.
m»**t sewa In Imm than car lo*.*.
$?.f»2Vi per hondrwl f. o. I. min.
Tbe mxximuai '-r/mm\»«\rra tat Job
\*m other middlemen aelliag aewa
print from airy of tie signatory
manofa/ior«ra to coatomers in th*
f'nltmS Bw*m »baII be:
gwoesjr,
S£9BMCr
&m (te fcfe
«o«r s6as»Sy
•wb»S*««
an »ir«TT few mw sf tibe
te t« jt
«T Swr trmm wtaa trty^ed swer
vaser s»?«.
wfeea Ok fir* asanasd
gfc» SefeflBag PWJT ador*. H*
tor
1
rfrer, ID of ft« tela* (he tiae at the fire Ap
preciation fkjr the asrvices of the
KHrt* ad Hanftflt
KevMfife mwa *th
ataawtt. bead. of th«: tiprnwi by W«na* o
imMSa* H*ror HUL
rWt«l tbe
Ctorte* LteCder. Keofcik lh»
tfTB^
tec ft* tow at fc* aoerrr o? a fff.jgj .» «*aped aahart.
•Irik a *^m*r »|rta W»J th« apsoratai
twwmtei to Wanaar in tvcntjr-fovr
•iasua.
haae hMt« h*tr» fW The K«o^ trark o« r^rsla^to
mi tb* mfcfe rsfi» worfcjthe^y, «Mft
waa atartol aee
tor a oatt aaS tfeea
wtaAofi aca*n
^asicil to Lwffiv to nm.
Lvgot, Sou Aiidersaa.
fin Cfci«( Join Andtnn oC tkc
^itcA«ak d«»artin«Bt. a retwaa Ix ftm
icntee, aid t«Say that Want*
uma haa
to
aiowij to eet a t«a of Iww to
Mp p«n it oat. A bjrdraat wnaeh
«aa Vsat (na the uack aloas (be roacr
ta| the finder la expected to ntsra it
to the Knttt depvtMt
Ar««a«aa sold tken
aad BW poai tw lerenl recnlar Hue*
Federal T#»d« Ccwwle^rwi Wye Car-rf ^teaaxera -with tsaittsd between the
toad Lou Shall Sc* For prteetpai ArgxBOmt aad Brazffiaa
Mot
BrazUlao ecmfcaaJe# bare taken ad
(Tactage of Argentine** iaetination to
realize taxawtdiate. Luge prr/fita from
Holi oew« i« '3f lou. %t..IS per
boadre4 ^on^* f- ™a^, tke aaie of her boat*, and baa aenrtr
Bail a*w* In le«a u»aa ear iota,
#2.22% per hondred f- o. b. milL J?*t
r,
-I^Vthe marine"cor^
tacllsned uiother new line of boats ~We are Informed that these re
"d «*ntty n'gist^ed men will be is
^,DK* J"u,
t*%rri?Hn'1 r,«d'*i
•oll. Santos, Bah la. Maccelo, diately after registration, from which
1 *£v. ^Pernamtrnco, and Ceara. j, f0l)nwn that they should apply for
I it*
taangurated enlistment Immediately unless thfey
»y th« steamship Rio Janeiro, which prefer to waif for the draft,"
*alled from this port recently with Postmaster Huffman.
Pansengerm, mall and cargo
trans-Atlantic war department decided not to use in
Thl', .A 1 Europe soldiers bom In countries with
The Uoyd l?razll an company al-j which the tTnlt»»d States or its asso
ready has established several lines elate* are at war. The soldiers ln
££f Montevldeoi this unit have been natutrallzed. and
II^IH »«L* f-ompany Instead of win be used for guard duty tn the
liquidating its boat* at the high prices 1 United States.
brought abotii. the war. bu bonght
a
8 0 0 4 1 1
of
semng off bar boats, i"*ii today tanca.
,rfflt H«.
advantage and entirely anable to eons'
pete wKb razll in chipping. It will
be many yean XMnrt *he i* able toi
overcome the lead in ebipptng wbfeti'
Brazil baa aajnired no rapid Jr.
MARINES OPEN
TO SELECTIVES
Men in Draft May Join That Arm ot
Service, Poatmaater Adviaed—
Shot/Id Apply Imme
diately.
DRJ8 MOIVE3B. Jnne 19.—Inform*
tlon has fast rea^h'-5 'he povtofficej
from the provost roamhal general to
MUCH SHIPPING*fto* th*t rn"D r'-jriftered at thejcwt Down Consumption of Meat, Saya
laat registration datr- Jine 5, 171*, Assistant 8tate Food
Administrator For
a a a it
mar)n,. r)tv%
^tboot
These men must bring their regla 'down the beef consumption.'
ration cards and a certificate from
their local board statin? that they
hare the consent of the board to en-
in the early draft quotaa Imme-
They'll Help Uncle Sam.
^noats wore placed on this run. Jt Is CAMP I,I3W!S. TACOMA Wash Kaiser 8peaks of Honor.
b*Ilev»*l that th* new enterprise ha* June 19.—More than 700 Germans IPre** leased Wire Service.]
^en well fanned and'that Its success Turks, and Austrian* are In training AMSTERDAM, June 18.—The kai
sesnrwt. The greater part of the for military FWTVICP b«*ns
hhlps which once carried the traffic The men are members of the natlmv
w«-en these ports belongs to Ku- ai army, and were transferred here
rrrpeiui companiej, aad have since tbe from middle western states when the
"r.p'""1
a a a a
«be onedellvery-aday system.
small fleet. 'Bpeclal deliveries may be bad on V*j-
lxe1 a
a
,*i|4
THE DAILY GATE CITY AND CONSTITUTION-DEMOCRAT
AC «T Use
sfesei
qt JituCy desowyedJ
Cfwr ioftet, Xn. K-
COMPAJIY I, MAS
GETS
I I v-
Fonfc O. Barter,
to See Cenrfce A®a«*—Y,
C. A. Si.iLi i.Uij!
1
a FEE' «otr h* ~~I** XIMKI. Wikcs BE
•Mw'afHt* tm «ae» M»
P. caANBOUAK. IS Pruk-
HEHtT EDWABO CtBOBOVi HI
SortH
•ey
TO11AM EDWARD BKOGXAX,
121* Orieaai arcaae.
There baa been only one call tor
me* liee men ia Jane in Lee county.
Who County Men Are.
Men in tbe eomty, outside of Keo
kak. who win enter serrice tinder the
next call are:
William Moxfey, Kansas City, Kana.
Vincent F. Scierbrook, West Point.
Donald A. Magnesa, Salisbury, Mo.
Bernard Joseph schalte, Ft. Madi
son.
Charles w. Gaston, Ft. Madison.
Allan A. MuerhofT, Ft. Madison.
Herman Teddy Klwg, Argyle.
Ross Saddler, Ft. Madiaon.
Albert B. Conatantz, Detroit, Mich,
Henry G. Schier, Ft. Madison.
Herman Wellman, West Point.
Omer M. Yaley, West Point.
Henry C. Osaenbrinclc, West Point.
George Henry Miller, Wever.
William Leveling, West Pohtt.
AI oy si us 8tuekerjuergen, Pilot
Grove.
Wm. Riley McMillan, Tama, Iowa.
Orr Stevens, Ft. Madison.
George Harmeyer, West Point.
Rufus Eari Smith, Mt. Hamill.
GO SLOW ON
BEEF, ADVICE
Iowa.
waiting for claaaification by the local I
boards. OES MOINES, Ia.. Jane 19.—"Cut
That Is the Injaction Issued today
by Dean W. P. Barr, assistant federal
food administration for Iowa. It la de
aired that fresh pork, bacon, ham and
sausage be substituted to a large ex
tent, as there 1s plenty of pork on the
market.
Hotels and restaurants are asked
to serve boiled beef not more than
twice each week, and are requested
to serve beefsteak and roast beef not
I more than once each week.
Rer-
ln
replying to Hindenburg's con-
gratnlatlons on tbe thirtieth annlver
sary of his reign, according to a Ber
lln dispatch, said:
"Britain's intervention meant a
world struggle between two world
views. Either German principles of
right, freedom, honor and morality
must be upheld or Anglo-Saxon prin
ciples of idolatry to Mammon must
be victorious.
"AngloSexon aims are making the
peoples of the world slaves. Such a
matter as whether the Anglo^axon
shall be the ruling race cannot be
decided in a year."
—Booscrtoe for The Oats Cr y.
SA Ikn JMht*
BOZER CUT MEN JIM SUP HOT
lOJltfGKl fttflEWUIMG
DT M0I8TDKE IB HEEDED
1SSS
CUUONCS XATHBMBC,
Bdce
CHABLSS WnaEMAKS, ISM fit
•*fcr,~T'
aauaup BAKKT, ts makOL
ABTHTR WALIRBMOK SCHMIDT
IMS Tiaet.
HJENBT TOOK, 71* Graad a«eaa&
F8JUVK OTHESfXO BAR BEE. HIT
Dea JWaet.
JO«X K. KAVAXACOH. ]£S2
Eatea.
(HBBOLL BBMXD OLBOS, S2*
!fenk Foartli.
Twhe Keokak ooea and ttbtr-t*fl
he aO Croat I* eamatj will enter ae
lectfve affitarr aerrlee aad trainiBS
at Crap Dodge, Jaae
2S.
Order for
aasMlizatSoB at the eonrt hoaae at 5
PL n. Hat 24, vat odered todar kf
e&eaaptioa hoard official*.
OM 1" Maa In.
Fraak O. Barber. 2117 Dea Mofaea
street, who waa a lergeaat ia Cam
paay of tbe old Iowa National guard
ia in tbe Hat of seleetirea called vp
today. Barber aerred afar yean fa
Co. Lt, entering aerrlee October 10.
ISM oader Captain Fraak LeBron. aa
a imwidan- He waa made a corporal
aad later a aergeaat. BSa enlistment
expired X«reaker 2, while aervtog oa
the border daring the Mexican uoa
Me at Bcownsrille. and Barber re
turned to Keokak.
Since retirement from the soldiery
Barber fcaa been employed by the
Hlailaa1|i|l Hirer Power company.
**Y" Secretary Called.
WiXBaai Brngmaa. acting general
secretary of the Yocng Men'a CbHa
tiaa aaeociatloa aad who waa recent
ly married to SOaa Helen Whetstone,
ia in the next quota. Brngmaa baa
spent a number of yean fa "T" secre
tarial work.
Henry Toast, aim of J. W. Tonng.
contractor. 7X8 Grand avenue, and
Chartea Wleaensaan, son rf H. C.
Wleaeawaa, manager of the Keokak
Barrel Co., are two others in tbe seleo
ttre draft.
Are
Tfee laueiu art nap vfB not hit
tike «M «B strike Keokak tuawior
CSty, JEortk PSatte and Ooaka
tuapujuum* *ear the OK hmt
dred point Taeeay. n» heat wHi
nril eaataaxd ftoa that aeetioa of the
«wotij hiaUv a efeaage #r Walgk'-
The klgturt temventm Taewiar
waa 7S degreea ai pt m. AtTtn
todacf it-aaa CI dcgnci and deems
atl a.a.
TV radaa which £H1 for boan »«w
badijr iteded hr svdeas. b»u aaC
UP to A A today TKE precipita
tion waa JW of an inch.
Both the *stiarippl aad Oe?
Moines rirers have passed the flood
stag* and are now about normal for
CITY NEWS.
—•VWt Losftx dry goods dept.
—Ashe* removed- Pkov Red 1 Wt
—Oaaee at Xooae text Tbarsda*
evening. Ague's orcheetra.
—Mr. and Mr*. Cbarles Marks are
tbe parents of a dMgbtsr. Doris
I-ottise, bora Jane 9.
—A daughter. Max?aret Ames Bon
ner, baa beea born at St. Joseph's hos
pital to Mr. and Mr*. C. A. Banner.
—Keokuk camp M. W. A., X«». 41?,
wfl] bold its regular meeting tonight
at Woodman ball. All members
Teaa***#i to be present.
—Three men. seat from tte Keo
kuk recruiting office, enBsted in tSie
army Tuesday at Jefferson Barracks.
Edward J. Brebeny of 1412 Bank
street baa Joined the Held artillery.
William J. Pbflp of Montrose, the
coast artillery corps and Alfred S.
Oatman of Warsaw, nL, the infantry.
—Regular meeting of Keokak aerie
Mo. (S3, F. O. E-, tonight at Eagle*
ball. 497 Blondeaa street, at 8 o'clock.
Visiting brothers always welcome.
Chaa. A_ Noakea, secretary.
—Artides of incorporation for OK
Banr-Mallarky Realty company have
been Sled in tbe county recorder's
office. The realty company win seD
real estate and personal property and
exeoate contracts relative to real es
tate. Geo. D. Baar is tbe president
aad A. Mollarky Is treasurer of the
concern. The capitalisation is $15,000.
—Oaace at Moose beach Thursday
evening. Ague's orchestra.
—Only three dealers have taken out
licenses to handle fireworks. One of
tbe three merchants, who have pro
cured licenses, feas night fireworks al
most exclusively. Another will sell
tbe old fashioned kind of firecracker*
and torpedoes. Bat no_ three-inch
firecracker* are to be seen and his
supply is mostly carried over from
last year and Is small.
—Both raspberries aad blackberries
win be plentiful this summer and
probably extra fine in quality. Tbe
Brat of tbe raspberries are now on the
market. The price of the berries is
some stores Is fifteen cents a box.
Worms spoiled much of the cherry
crop. Few cherries found their way
into the stores tn consequence. The
cherry season closed last week. The
demand for cherries was great. Michi
gan cherries are doe tbe last of Au
gust.
REGRET DEATH
OF McNAMARA
Passenger Men of Railroads 8end
Note to W. C. Maxwell Ex
pressing Deepest
Sorrow.
Passenger men of tbe Wabash and
other railroads regret deeply tbe
death of J. D. McXamara, of SL
Louis. In a telegram to W. C. Max
well, vioe president of the Wabash
railway F. C. Donald, of Chicago,
says:
"The hearts ot tbe friends and col
leagues of J. D. McNamara, assem
bled in meeting today, are quickened
in deepest sorrow and grief by the
shock of his untimely death, and ask
that you extend to bis orphaned chil
dren and to his mother their fervent
and unmeasured sympathy in this,
their darkest hour of greatest be
reavement. May they be influenced
and guided by his useful and blame
less life. We join with his immedi
ate associates in this expression of
profound regret and with those who.
knowing and loving this man for
himself, will mourn bis passing and
treasure his virtues for tbe meeting."
Gompers Wires Wilson.
{United Press Leased Wire Serrice.]
ST. FAIJL., Minn.. June 19.—Indica
tion that the American Federation of
Tabor is In complete sympathy with
the attitude of the Commercial Tele
graphers* union in its controversy
with the Western Union, was seen to
day ln a telegram sent by Samuel
Compers to President Wilson.
The message was dispatched after
Gompers bad read a lettetr to the
president from Newcomb Carlton,
president of the Western Union, set
ting forth the telegraph company's
side of the controversy.
Gompers In* his telegram declared
1
A.UTO
ttBRVKJ*
Pbone 18
Shadow E'€''W
a doabi
EWERS-
McCARTHY
CO.
SUITS
are
Quality, Style
and Fine
Tailoring
WEDNESDAY, JOSE ML 1?
Our Label is Your Guide to Substan
tial Clothing Economies.
Suits, Palm-Beach Suits, Hats,
Straw Hats, Shirts, Silk Skirts,
Neckwear, Hosiery, Underwear
Ewers McCarthy Co.
Keokuk's Best Clothing Store.
WANTED
Men at DuPont Powder Works
Millwrights, Carpenters
25 Laborers for Con
struction Work, 25
Laborers for Operating
Department. 8 Hours
work. Good Wages.
Apply at Plant Gate or
Phone 61.
the policy of the Western Union to
be out of harmony with the labor pol
icy of the administration, making it
difficult to prevent interruption of
work essentia] to the conduct of the
war.
Election of officers of the labor fed
eration. now ln convention here and
I selection of a 1919 convention city,
waa expected to be accomplished to
morrow.
Tbe convention probably will ad
journ Friday.
Nineteen Years la Prison.
[United 'Press Leased Wire Service.
WAUKESHA, Wis., June 19.—Miss
Grace Losk. ecbool teacher and club
woman, will be taken to Wanpun
prison tomorrow to bejbn serving
Savings Depositors in KEOKUK
NATIONAL BANK Present Your
Pass Book for Credit of June
Interest.
sentence of nineteen years for the
murder of Mrs. Mary Newman Rob
erts, whose husband she loved.
Miss Lusk was sentenced late yes
terday after a medical board had
testified that she Is sane. She faint
ed when sentence waa pronounced.
Dr. David Roberta., ^veterinarian,
who testified during Miss Lusk's trial
to illicit relations with her. Is sched
uled to be tried in Milwaukee June
26 on a statutory charge growing out
of the affair.
Killed in Aeroplane Fall.
[Unwed Press Leased Wire Service-1
*XRT WORTH, Texas. June 18-
Lieutenant Hose, flying instructor at
Barron field, waa killed In an aer»
aJLslane fall today.

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