The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-11-06
THOSE Who Will
WORK FOR kEOKUK
List Of Volunteers to be at Polls To-
morrow to Urge Voters TO Re-
member Duty to This
City.
MANY NAMES ON LIST
Those Who Haven't Been Seen Are
Expected to Show Up or to
Send Word In Time to
Get Substitute.
NAMES ON LIST

Arrangements were made today,
following the suggestions made at
the meeting Of the Retailers Thurs
day night, for workers at every pre-
cinct in the city tomorrow to ask
the voters to support Keokuk and to
vote FOR Oertel rather than Storms
whose platform is squarely against
this city on the one court house idea.
The committee which met this morn
ing mapped cut the districts and as
signed the workers for the various
polling places.
An effort was made to see every
one Of the precinct workers. There
are some whom the committee may
not he able to reach before tomor-
row. They are expected, however, to,
show up at the place and hour
designated, or to furnish a substitute,
or let the committee know in time
for them to get substitute.
The list is the following:
The First Ward.
First ward polling place between
the following hours:
Seven o'clock a m, to ten o'clock
a. me-. A. French, c. w. Durrett,
w. v. d. Mas. J. B. Klein.
Ten o'clock a. m. to IL o'clock g..
nj. A. Dunlap, G. F. Mcfarland.
J. w. Winger. R. R. Ralston, H. W..
Wood,
Twelve o'clock noon to two p. m.
Geo. 8. Tucker, A. H. Evans. B. B.
Hobbs. N. n. Pyle. T. N. Conner.
Two p. m. to five p. m.-Roy King,
B. 3. Smith. e. L. Aidrich, ]. J. Chap
man, Fern Erdman.
Five p. m. to seven p. ne r.
Renaud, n. r. Collision, w. p. SUIT
ton, H. J. Bonham, Sam Miller.
The Second Ward.
At the second ward polling place
between the following hours:
Seven a. m. to ten a. m.-John Ro-
vane, Jr., Clarence Dickey, Al Seither,
John Salzer, II. H. Payton.
Ten a. m. to twelve m.-Dr. F. c..
Smith, Jos. I.utz, J. N. Jones. John
AAcNamara.
Twelve m to two p. m.-Pat Con-
cannon, Geo. Ewers. Tom Dunn, A.
c. Crowley.
Two p. m. to five p. m.-Louis Ro-
vane, Frank Fwers, AL Ewers, Ed.
DeYong, Chas. Hubbard
Five p. M. to seven p. m.-John
Rovane, ST., G.. Arthur Kiedaisch.
Geo. D. Baur, Thos. H. Joyce. John
Mckenzie. Joe Langley.
The Third Ward.
The following gentlemen will serve
at the third ward polling place be-
tween the following hours:
Seven a. IN. to ten a. mr.. S.
Schouten, DR.. Christensen, r. R. Bui-
man, J. Albert Kiedaisch.
Ten a. m. to twelve mr.. E. Dol
lery, H. E. Mehler, Ike Younker.
Twelve m. to two p. Unveils M.
Irwin, H. A. Duncan, Ed. Weisman,
Jas. T. Mccarthy.
Two p. m. to five p. m.-F. o. Adam
son. T. R. Bartholomew, John P. john
son. -
Five p. m. to seven p. m.-Geo.
SchelI, A. L. Lofquist, H. w. Kriel,
E. L. Williams, M. F. Baker, Captain
Sweeny.
The Fourth Ward.
The following gentlemen will serve
at the fourth yard polling place:
Seven a. M to ten a. NED. Mer-
rich, H. T. Henderson, Harry Dietz.
Ten a. m. to twelve NC. P. Sells,
J. w. Harmon, John Aiken.
Twelve m. to two p. m.-Frank
Dietz, Harry Schultz, A. J. Hickey,
Harry Merrett.
Two D. m. to four p. ,m.-Chas. OF.
Jr., T. c. Harrison, w. T. O'Reil1y.
Four p. m. tn seven p. m.-Rev. J.
C. Hughes, Sam Ireland, Henry Mel
son, Sanford Hayden, DR.. J. P. Diok-
son, Elmer Dickson.
The Fifth Ward.
Seven a. m. to ten a. m.-Jonn
Nagel, F. L. Griffey, ]. M. French, ].