The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-06-19
Is a Fine Piece of Work and Con-
tains Pictures and Matter o.
Much Interest to
All.
READY FOR NEXT WEEK
Thanks Expressed by Publicity Com
mittee to All Who Aided
In tho Enter
prise.

The souvenir program for the ninth
annual convention of the Iowa state
aerie. F.. o. E., which will be held
here next week has been issued, and
is a neat appearing souvenir and one
a full ,of interest to the visitor and
! local people as well. The book con-
tains pictures of the state officers. the
local officers, and sketch Of Keokuk.
dndustrially, and Of the big power
plant and dam.
There Is greeting to tho Frater-
nal Order OF Eagles from keokuk
which welcomes that order to the en-
virons OF the city. THE friendly
spirit OF the south prevails in Iowa's
most southern city. and visitors never
forget tho welcome accorded them,
the greetings say. Visitors are as
sured that the welcome hand, warm
with the good blood from warm
heart viii be extended to them.
The neat cover design OF the book
was drawn by Charles E. Honce OF
this city. There Is small sketch OF
the dam and power plant, and shove
all hovera q huge eagle with wings
outstretched. The design Is both neat
and effectual, and makes an excellent
cover design for this well gotten up
book.
Ed. Lotion, Albert Kefer and w. W.
Warwick, publicity committee, have
attached card thanking the patrons
OF the souvenir book for their hearty
support and cooperation.
Support Has Been Hearty.
ut was with some hesitancy that
Keokuk aerie No. $50, F. o. E., con-
sidered the proposition offered 1t to
bring the convention of thu Iowa
state aerie OF Eagles for 1914 to this
city the committee says. "Realiz-
ing the general demands made on our
citizens and especially on the Indus
trial association, Keokuk aerie censid-
cred it its duty to take upon itself
the tremendous work and financial
responsibility OF entertaining the Iowa
state aerie of Eagles and members OF
Keokuk aerie No. $50 have made all
efforts to bring this ninth convention
to a successful and satisfactory close.
ITO the patrons of this souvenir
program who have SO willingly rem
dered their, assistance In making this
beautiful souvenir possible, the Fra
ternal Order Of Eagles of Keokuk
realizes the debt Of gratitude which
1t wss them and herewith expresses
sincere appreciation"
On the front inside cover page is a
history Of the Keokuk Industrial as
ISOLATION. This gives sketch OF the
work which must be accomplished and
work which has been done in secur-
ing factories.
Officers Pictures.
The first two inside pages are de-
voted to the pictures of the officers
of the Iowa state aerie. Pictures OF
the following stats officers are to be
found: George NJ. Carlin, state presi-
dent; Frank c. Norton, state secre-
tary; Joe Michelm. chairman judiciary
committee: Adolph Angst, treasurer;
C. A. Stephens, past state president;
Phil Chaser state inside guard; Ed.
Aspinwall. state chaplain; L. L,
Evans. past vice president and trus-
tee: H. S. Fairall, state conductor;
John J. Blodt, state trustee; Sam
Swift, past state presid emit: Paul Van
Dyck, past state president: C. E. Ross,
state vice president.
Next come the pictures of Keokuk
aere No. $50. Ralph c. Foulds Is
worthy president and the other Off
s0cers, are:7 Albert kiefer, worthy vice
president: : Charles A. Noakes, worthy
secretary; Charles Henneman. treas
urer; William II. Ball, chaplain; John
F. KuhIman. conductor; Charles Haul
bert. inside guard; H. C. Crawford,
outside guard: c. A. Dimond, NJ. D.,