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The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-07-13

S75. Hicks, David.
276. Hicks, Elijah.
2oO. Holt, Logan.
2o4. Johnston, Buddie
2o7. Johnston, James Trvan
292. Jones, Samuel.
S94. Lavender, William.
295. Lee, Charlie.
296. Lynch, Lee.
3o2. Mitchell, William Henry
3O3. Neville, John.
3O8. Perkins, James.
3l4. Price, Willis.
316. Rainy, Lee.
go. Scott, Willie.
322. Smith, James.
$50: Terry, Alfred.
1913. Butts, Ben w.
500. Carter, Andrew.
1928. Harris, Person P
1929. Harris, Richard.
1892. Marks, Tarlton.
1880. Newsom, Thomas C.
3346. Smith, George Cornelius.
1884. Hawkins, Alonza.
1886. Johnston, Chas.
1898. Johnston, Richard.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-07-13

27O3. Lynch, Willie Keal.
21O4. Macon, Jessie.
27O8. Mills, Arch.
27O9. Mills, Arthur.
27l8. MCGEE, John.
2744. Richardson, Allie.
2745. Richardson, Amos.
PAS. Richardson, Cary.
2749. Richardson, Cofie
2750. Richardson, Drew Bill
1852. Richardson, Eliza.
a725. richardson, George.
e e724. richardson, Handy.
2756. Richardson, John.
e121. Richardson, Leslie.
a13o. Richardson, Manuel.
a7oS. Richardson, Stephen.
2763. Richardson, Thomas
2765. Richardson, WaddeU
2766. Richardson, Wesley
2768. Richardson, Willie.
27H. Rudd, Joe.
ZIP. Rudd, John Henry.
2773. Rudd, Robert.
2778. Silver, Pen.
2779. Silver, Enoch.
2780. Silver, Horace.
1908. West, Solomon.
28O9. Westry, Arthur.
29l1. White, Henry Jackson
1872. White, James.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-07-13
10 Proud Of II

The Kansas City Star recently asked
for the man who would admit that he
played with dolls when he was q boy.
P. Casper Harvey not only admits but
10 inclined to boast that he reared a
family Of three dolls, named respec-
lively Barzillia, Jessie May and Edna.
Mr.. Harvey says he has them yet and
has a fight with his folks every Christ
mas to keep them from giving the
dolls aN0I ,~a.saMs
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-07-13
AURE11AN SPRINGS.

165. Borrell. Andrew V.
173. Cook, Thomas B.
IT'S. Cullom, Charles Scrap.
179. Dickens, Mathew Luke.
1875. Gregory, Mans.
1856. Hamill, John Flade.
1872 Hedgepeth, Aaron A.
1913. Hedgepeth, George.
1874. Hedgepeth, Ivey.
1876. Hedgepeth, William Jessie.
1876. Hudson, Later A.
1877. Fux, George Ovid.
1913. Hux. James Isaac.
2O3. Keeter. John Cue.
2O6. Lilies. Willie Leaon.
2O7. Melvin. Brinkley.
PIG. Smith, Bruce.
219. Stansbury, Henry.
220. Taylor, John Herbert.
221. Taylor, Willis Perkins.
224. Warren, Willie T.
225. Warren, Willis Marion.
226. Warren, Winfield w.
$50. Aston, William.
234. Boney, Earl.
241. Clark, Noses.
254. Edmonds, Isiah.
259. Fores, Cloadi1e.
267. Hawkins, Chas.
270. Harvey, Isaac.
273. Hawkins, William M.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-07-13
SPRING HILL.

1920. Edmondson, John Robert.
1926. Harrell, Benjamin Franklin.
3427, Harrell, Edward c..
1896. Riddick, Raymond Whitmore.
3493. Hill, Joe.
1921. Mitchell, Charlie.
1929. Shields, Lonnie.
$3.50. Shieuds, Robert.
1850. Virgins, Marcus.
1861. Williams, Caleb.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-07-13
WHITAKERS.

2455. Brake, Jessie Claude.
145b. Brake, Robert.
1495. keeter, Claude.
S245. Wilson, Charlie C.
$500. Bustion, Dempsy.
2611. Cordie, Jim.
26l2. COrdle, Solomon.
272O. McWilliams, Henry.
2755. Richardson, Henry.
28O1. Taylor, Osei.
28O7. Watson, Willie Lee.
2819. Wilkins, Lloyd.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-07-13
HOLLISTER.

s446. Arlington, Robert Henry.
2452. Burton, Edward F.
2458. Brown, Lewis.
246O. Carroll, William.
2462. Courchey, Benjamin Harrison
24o3. Crawley, Ivey Allen.
2467. Dempsey, Percy.
2469. Doxey, Wiley E.
247O. briggs, Jack.
2471. Ellington, Cary William.
2472. Ellington, Charlie M.
24s8. Hayes, William Smith.
249O. Hof1er, Thurman H.
2494. Joyner, Arthur.
2497. King, Willie P.
2499. Lee, Glenn Leslie.
$500. Lins, William Sherman.
250l. Long, Luther D.
25O5. Mt. Garlic, George Vernon.
25O7. Palmer, Horace, MD.
25O9. Parker, Robert L.
2516. Rice, Emery Thomas.
2517. Robertson, Cicero.
2518. schlichter, Orren Mayburn.
2519. Shaw, Charles.
1881. Thrower, John H.
1885. Violet, Samuel H.
2539. Williams, Gid Pritchard.
1858. Aston, Walter.
1878. Boone, Clifton.
1882. Brooks, Milton
1888. Browning, Willie Mason.
1885. Buffalo, Douglas
1892. Carr, Mckinley.
1896. Carter, Arthur.
1903. Cocker, Robert.
1904. Cocker, Thomas Ray.
2618. DeLoatch, Henry.
1926. Garland, Nathan.
1927. Garner, Earle.
1928. Gatlin, Delaware
1929. Gibbs, William.
2641. Harris, Johnnie.
2642. Harris, Mason.
1865. Hockaday, Amos Sidney.
2671. Johnston, William Henry.
1872. Jones, Fred
2673. Jones, Richard.
2676. Jones, Willie.
2677. Larkin, William
2707. Mayield, Lewis.
2711. Moore, julius London.
2713. Moore, Willie.
2742. Pridgen, Junius
2751. Richardson, Edward.
2759. Richardson, Rees.
$780, Richardson, Richard.
2764. Richardson, Wade. 4
2774. Savage, Arthur.
2789. Sledge, Oby.
1905. Vasser, Daniel Council.
281O. White, Alfred.
1929. Williams, James. !.
2468. Dodge, Charlie c.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-07-13
HEATHSVILLE.

1854. Adkins, Richard.
166. Boseman, Paul.
1874. Green, Earl r.
2O8. Melvin, Thompson.
200. Parker, Herman Richard.
210. Pegram, William.
1913. Sledge, Herbert M.
214. Sledge, Lester Gold.
215. Sledge, William.
231. Arlington, Prince.
PA. Crews, Chris.
245. Crews, Jack.
247. Daniel, Chas. T.
248. Daniel, George w.
249. Daniel, Richard.
PSI. Davis, Glenn.
253. Edmonds, Daniel.
ESQ. Edmonds, Thomas.
261. Harper, Johnnie.
262. Harris, Joe.
1858. Harris, Tom.
265. Hawkins, Andrew.
268. Hawkins, Daniel.
286. Johnston, Henry.
293. Kimball, Sweety.
299. McWilliams, George w.
800. McWilliams, Sterling.
3O4. Neville, William Oliver.
307. Perry, Willie.
315. Pittman, Dolphia.
329. Wilkins, Henry.
1874. Williams, Jessie.
335. Williams, Owens.
2452. Boseman, Calvin Russell.
2453. Boseman, Calvin Russell.
1854. Boseman, James, Ferdinand.
25O8. Parker, Manch Alfonso.
1884. Warren, George Thomas.
1858. Arlington, Dandy Henry.
1886. Bum, George.
1861. Johnston, Jessie.
27443. Qualls, Grady.
2770. Rudd, Ernest Robert.
PITT. Stills, George.
5000. Bryant, Bonnie.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-07-13
AIRIIE.

1851. Aston, James.
2577. Brinkley, Granville.
2579. Brinkley, Leslie.
$3.50. Brinkley, William.
1858. Hardy, Jack.
1851. Lee, Lenwood,
1855. Lynch, Al.
27267 Nicholson, John.
2731. Nicholson, Wallace.
$500. Tabron, Pryman.
1902 Thorne, Burgess.
1906. Allen, Beverly M.
1908. Aycock, Luther A.
1918. Cheek, Willie A.
1927 Glasgow, Villa A.
1888. Neville, Emery F.
1884. Neville, William Thomas.
1886. Newson, Frank ii.
1887. Newsom, James, l..
1899. Newsom, Thomas G.
3347. Stanbury, Billie Long.
3349. Thorne, William A.
1851. Williams, Thomas F.
1854. Aston, Felix.
1850. Brinkley, David.
1861. Brinkley, Oxford.
1862. Brinkley, Willie.
1865. Burt, Alex.
1867. Cheek, John L. P.
1870. Coley, Acey. -
1871. Coley, Ed.
1872. Coley, Henry Jr.
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IVANHOE.

IVANHOE.
1854. Zimmerman, julius l..
2570. Beatty, William.
2610. Corbet, Johnnie.
1925. Fennell, Archie.
2710. Mills, Haywood.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-07-13
ESSEX.

o os' Buchanan. William Thomas.
o.. Crawlev, John II.
b5. Crawlev. William
81. Hayes, Nathaniel
a. 81 Hardee, Sydney W.
~ av' Hardy, Prior Lee.
81, Hardy, Robert Lee.
-, To- Porter, John Exum.
% Porter, LATHE Uriah.
~ shearin, Alva M.
97 sshearin, Kennedy G..
5 % Stokes, Samuel L.
II WAR harrington, James Allie.
- Williams. Luther E.
re- re- ainsel, Charles.
20 TO- Ainsel, Ollie.
y Aston, Dudley.
s; s ASTON, Matthew.
~ - Anstead. Buck.
70 burt, George.
10 Garter, Robert.
- = Carter, Walter.
D. Colev, Waddell.
. % Copeland, Culley.
. copeland, Fletcher
4 Evans, Amos.
~ ), AYans, Mark.
: Evans, Oris,
!, 7FFYans, Percy.
e Hardy, William.
o. . + Ha per, Arthur.
n 44tafper, Julius Ceaser.
s = Harper, Robert Henry.
q . HtLedegepeth, James.
4 Tn1edgepeth, Lonnie.
d Thedgepeth. Plummer.
: Johnston. Claude.
= Lee, Berry. 'N''
a Lee, John.
s Lee, Lander.
h lynch, Albert.
y lynch, Cary.
) lynch, Elmore.
i lynch, James Richard.
s s lynch, Lewis. '''Aafo'
= lynch, Mann. !,
N lynch, Sidney
., lynch, Wallace Wallace !
lynch, Whitley.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-07-13
RINGWCOD.

2451. Baker, CLAYTON.
24G6. Cousins. Matthew F.
2494. Harris, John Robert.
94o5. Harris. Robert Ebert.
2486. Harrison. Nathaniel Mason. Jr
25O6. Nicholson Benjamin NJ, MD
2513. Pullen, Johnnie.
2514. Pullen, Richard [.
2515. Pullen, Roy Sidney.
1926. Smith. Robert.
$3.50. Thompson, John w.
2537. Williams, Cary A., Jr.
2547. Allen, Raymond.
254S. Allen, illus
1852 Aston. Jim Walker.
1857. Ashe. Palmer.
1850 Avent, Hezekiah.
1857 Battle, Ellie.
| 1858 Battle, 1siah.
2574. Boone, Frank.
1915. Boone, Octavius R.
1916 Brinklev, Essex.
25S1 Brenings. Pearl Edward.
1854. Bryant. James Paris.
$3.50 Burt, William Vernon.
1894 Carroll, Willie.
1898. Cherry, Andrew.
$500. Cherry, Ernest.
26O0. Cherry. George.
2602. Clark, Ulysses.
26O7. Conver, Joe.
26l5. Daniel. James.
2643. Harrison. Swepson.
of51 Tenlricks, Chas.
1852. Hendricks, Walter.
1858. Henlricks, Sanford.
266l. Johnston, Claudy T -.> .
1868. Johnston, Foste1.
1865. Johnston, Henry o. :. .
2G66. Johnston, Herert T.
1858. Johnston, Joe.
1869. Johnston, William Arthur.
2674. Jones, Russell.
1854. Lewis, Enoch.
26S7. Lynch, Robby.<.
27O1. Lynch, Washin gton.
PIP. Moore. Raymon.
2724. Nicholson, Caswell.
272S. Nicholson, Mason.
1882 Perry, West.
2753. Pitts, Cicero.
2734. Pitts, Early.
2735. Pitts, Garfield.
|2736 Pitts. Henry.
k2737 Pitts, Jackson.
-i'o 1 lItS, Jessie.
R739. Pitts, Richard.
R74o Pitts. Tom.
R769 Roberts. Gene.
Psi. Silver, Jack.
R782. Silver, James.
E783. Silver, James.
49, 1 Silver, Major Lloyd.
Els5. Silver, Ringa.
~. Silver, Walter.
R7S7. Silver, William.
R78s. Silver, Willie.
ESQ. Smith. Dave.
R791. Smith. Fletcher.
Esl3. Whitehead. Berry.
esl5. Virgins, George.
EslS. Wilkins, John.
Es20. Wilkins, Mizzy.
Es25. Williams, Caesar.
Es2S. Williams. Herbert.
1888. Wright, June.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-07-13

Practice What You Preach.
Practice as much of religion,as you
talk, and then you have full license
TO talk as much Of it as you please.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-07-13
THELMA.

1873. Green, Badly.
l89. Hawkins, Fitzhugh.
100. Hawkins. Roger.
222. Towe, VIM. Thompson.
223. Warren, Andrew Joyner.
246. .Crowell, Walter.
236. Boyd, Thomas.
217. Smith, Buck.
274. Hawkins, Zollie.
277. Hines, Arthur.
278. Hines, William.
279. Hockaday, George.
282. Jenkins, Eckie.
2S5. Johnston, Ernest.
1863. Hawkins, Paul Edward.
1854. Hawkins, Phillip Ashley.
365. Hawkins. Thomas BENJAMIN.
366. House, Chas. Deems.
367. House, Harry Allen.
1858. House, Hugh Burge.
800. House, John Drake.
80. House, Robert Burton.
375. Johnston, Adgie.
$40. King, William Henry.
$50. King, William Henry.
381. King, Tom B.
1877. Morris, Major Thomas
423. Ashe, Robert Lee.
436. Brown, Eddie.
437. Brown. Jack
40. Cane. Fletcher
451. Cheek. Alexander.
460. Daniel, John.
AT. Faulcon. Fletcher.
446. Brunette, Casper.
ATT. Faulton. Wade
482. Foots Jim
4S6. Faigood. Wilson.
487. Harrison. Fiddle.
488. Harrison, Ernest.
As9. Harrison. Warren Ellis.
400. Harris, Ed.
4o1. Harris, James.
400. Harris, Oscar.
4Q3. Harris. Sterling.
494. HAYNES. Ed
4o5. Hicks. Charlie.
800. Fockadav. George.
500. Hockadav. Mack.
502. HockaGav. Mark.
sos. Ieffries, Charlie.
514. Johnston. Chas. Henry.
SIS. Johnston. David.
$40. tones. Adolphus.
800. Tones, Arthur.
sol. Jones, Chas.
500. Tones William Henry
$40. Medlin. Hillery.
$40 Mills, Jonathan.
543. Mills. Richard.
$40. Pearson. Henry.
$50. Pearson. Joe.
SOL Peters, Whit.
552. Phillips. Rogers.
$50. Pitchford General.
567. Shines, Kid.
$50. Smith, Boss.
593. Wilcox, Henry.
584. Williams, Alonza.
$50. Williamss, James.
2O98. King. Thomas Lee.
3245. Shearin. Lat Harris.
1892. Bellfield. David.
1884. Blackwell, James w.
2235. Blackwell. John Lee Andrew.
2245. Brown, Charlie r.
2248. Brown, James, Jr.
2249. Brown, Sterling.
$3.50. Brown, Tom w.
2274. Fleming, Isos.
2275. Fleming, Lerious.
2278. Fleming, Rufus.
2285. Hines, Larenza.
1892. Jones, Sidney.
1900. Mills, John.
23144. Shaw, L. Mack.
1915. Shaw, Rufus.
2317. Simmons, Otis.
2318. Sledge, Burley.
PATS. Gardner. Thomas Henry.
34O2. Perkins, George.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-07-13

NORFOLK, VA.
26O6. Conley, William Henry.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-07-13

ATKINSON.
1869. Beatty, Grant.
2591. Calvin, Charlie Cotton.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-07-13

SWANSBORO.
2717. McEleven, Daniel.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-07-13

WINTERVIILE.
81. Pierce, Lewis.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-07-13

HAMPTON, VA.
1853. Glasgow, Hayward Lawrence.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-07-13

WEST UNION, s. G.
). Mauldin, William C.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-07-13

a ST. JOSEPH, MO.
zo3o. fleeman, Walter Herbert
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-07-13

WADESBORO
14l9. Burggwyn, William.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-07-13

BALTIMORE, MD.
1045. Bullock, William.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-07-13

SHELBY.
992. Shull, William F.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-07-13
RALEIGH.
1911. Arnold, Willard F.

PETERSBURG, VA.
1249. Daniel, Eugene A.
KINSTON.
1882. Worsley, William r.
GLENVIEW.
2675. Jones, Saul.
GARLAND.
1903. Treadwell, Cal. D.
LEWISTON.
993. Smith, Archie T.
GREVE HILL.
1882. Wilson, William.
CROWELL'S.
$3.50. Flood, Cato.
3481. Flood, Ed.
Local Board: Halifax County. N
Carolina, by
j. E. GREEN,
Chairma
STEWART SMITH,
Secretar
Date: July 10th. 1917.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-07-13

DUNN.
$50. Bell, Heman Chas.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-07-13

SEABOARD.
1926. Balmes, James.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-11-24
FACTORIES HERE
| TO Be VISITED
plan to Keep Open House Some sat
urday Soon for the Travelling
Statesmen Who Are Prime
Boosters.
LEARN ABOUT KEoKUK
Details Of the Immense Variety ana
Quantity of keokuk Products to
|. be shown by lnspec-
tion Trip.
LEARN ABOUT KEoKUK

What is made in Keokuk oy us
factories? = ~
Most people do not know IN any
detail. -
The retailers believe the keokuk
travelling statesmen do not hho~
enough about 1t. -
The retailers intend to give ene
travelling statesmen an opportunity 10
post UP. so they can In turn ten the
surrounding country and their terri
tory to the Pacific coast all ABOUT
what is made in Keokuk.
The plan is for all the keokuk
factories to have sort OF open
ing some Saturday soon with the
travelling statesmen as the guests OF
honor.
To Help Boosters Boost.
In automobiles, the travelling
statesmen will be taken from one
Keokuk factory to another and see
factory processes, watch the Wneeis
90 round, and especially learn the
excellencies and amount of keokuk
factory products in all their variety
and immense quantity.
| The exact date for this has not
been set yet, but it will be soon. II
is believed that great good will come
out of such an inspection OF things
at home by the travelling salesme en-
Who have too little time to spend al
home. They have always been among
the best Keokuk boosters and 1t goes
without saying that they will enjoy
and value the trip among the keo
[, kuk factories.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-11-24
STILL
READS BOOKS
Even Poetry is Being Bought ana
Kept Here, but the laHuence
Of the War Se-.S
Paramount.

Keokuk is reading good deal OF
noetry this autumn, according to the
local bookstores, and moreover IS
huving and keeping books of poems.
Albeit it is chiefly war poetry, with
Alan Seeger far in the lead, the
reading and especially the purchase
Of books of poems is new slant
compared with the record for several
years.
The fiction that IS bought in Keo-
ku', is largely connected with the
war also. with "Over the Top" far
in the lead and really remarkable
best seller in Keokuk. Ambassador
Gerard's book is also popular here.
The total sales are not very good
index to Keokuk book purchases for
many books are bought by travellers
these days, and it is. hard to sepa-
rate the travellers from the natives
in this Investigation. But many Keo-
kuk people buy books, and they are
of several classes, from the younger
set to the old timer who knows his
Dickens and still reads Boswell's life
of Johnson. Keokuk forty years ago
was one Of the best buyers OF books
In the west. but that day has passed.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-11-24

The second of a series OF special
r,uaicaI programs in the Westminster
PRESBYTERIAN church will be present
ed tomorrow evening. under the aus
nices of the Westminster Brother-
hood The following program Will De
followed: eror,
Hvmn No 62-"Ye Holy Angels
Bright" Cover.
= Anthem-"o, Lord, How Manifold,
Barnby.
antI1em-.O, Give Thanks" Snyd'
enham.
Prayer.
Offertory-Violfn, MI. Eugene oei
e. Thou Shalt Observe the
Feast" Garrett.
giving" - -1p. p,o,sb the
Fields" Schulz. ~
Antbem-"Praise tho LORD, "
Jerusalem" Maunder.
Hvnn No. 659-"Sing to the Lord OF
Harvest" Haydn.
-"Recessionaf thipling)
DeKoven.
Organ postlude , 80,
A similar service OF month age
80 very much appreciated. 1t Ii
Manned to have such service once
Each month during the winter.
p.thel A. NJ e. church S. B
nastor.-Sunday school, 9:3C
o ~ AIonzo Drain. superintendent
d. n-aacb,nr II "A. m. and s p. M bJ
- rresiding elder DIR. n. j. Nc
Gracken OF Chicago. Communion. /:
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-11-24
NDCHlUlYES'

M. administered by the P. E.. assist
ed by the pastor and Rev. l.. A. Jop-
lin. Mems Lecture club meets at
$3.50 D. m. Geo. w. Snoddy, presi-
dent. The p E. will give a short
talk on the relation of the negro in
the present crisis. Monday, s p. M.
i the quarterly conference presided
over by Rev. N. J. McCrocken, p E..
Wednesday, s p. M, prayer meeting
led by Rev l.. c. Lowe. Wednesday
| 8 D. m, Sunday school board meets
at the home of Mr.. Alonzo Drain.
Thursday all of the colored churches
will hold union Thanksgiving SER
vice at the Pilgrims Rest Baptist
church. Sermon by Rev. s. B. Moore
at II a. m.
! The United Presbyterian church,
! corner of Blondeau and Ninth street.
| H. B. McEiree, minister; sos Frank
| lin street-Sabbath school at $50
a. M L. A Hamill, superintendent.
Morning worship at 10:45. Sermon
subject, why Be Grateful" Preach
| ing service at Summitville at 8 p. m.
| At this service the war work of the
Y. W. c. A will be presented by Y.
| w. c. A workers. Y. P. G.. U. at
p.oV p IL nv evening setfiSc. uc
union Thanksgiving service viii be
1 held in this church Thursday morn:
/ ing at 1920 Sermon by DR.. F. c.
Edwards of the Trinity M. E. church.
Sandusky Christian church. A. S
Johnson, pastor.-Morning worship
begins at 10 O'Clock with an opening
surprise by Mrs Edw Atterburg's
class. IL O'Clock sermon "DOins
Things Worth While" Christian En-
deavor. f.zs n m Thanksgiving
Injecting. Those who do not attend
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-11-24

in charge. Church school. 400 p. M.
Deaconess Smith. superintendent All
children OF the neighborhood invited.
st. Pauls Evangelical church, A. c.
Ernst, pastor.-1o:30 q. M, totenfest.
1880 p. m. English sermon Sunday
school at 9:10 for everybody.
st. Francis de Sales. Rev. J. NJ.
Dunnion, pastor.-Masses 500 a. N.
and 1000 a. M Sunday school at 8
o'clock.
st. Mary's Catholic church.-Mass
at 500 and 10000 o'clock. Sunday
school at 400 o'clock ves2ers at
st. Peters Catholic church. Rev.
J. w. Gillespie. pastor.-dasses,
6:15. 1880. 900 and 1880 .. m.
st. Andrews church, Mooar. Rev.
DIT Sage. priest in charge. Church
school and service. $3.50 ,. M.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-11-24
MAXINE ELLIOTT.

MAXINE ELLIOT i,
GOODWIN Picture StsE
Who comes to the Hippodrome
Theatre next Monday and Tuesday,
afternoon and evening, in Fighting
Odds" from the story by Roi Cooper
Megrue and Irwin s. Cobb.
Lonesome Luke and Gladys HuIette.
Comedy and light drama make up
the picture program at the Grand to-
night. One Of the prettiest and
cleverest stars of the screen, Gladys
Hulette, is seen in new crook play.
in which she appears first as a waif
of the New York streets and later
as a grown-up girl who has risen
above her earlier surroundings. The
picture is called "a Crooked -Ro-
nance"
Lonesome Luke, always maker
of continuous laughter appears ina
new comedy, Luke Loses Patients"
Luke conducts a sanitarium where
he is surrounded by score of very
pretty nurses. The place is a haven
, for ell" old men. There is speed
galore with a wbirlwind finish after
a half hour of hilarious fun.
| VIM. Parks, Jr., supports Gladys
Hulette in "a Crooked Romance
She has a part that fits her perfectly
and story filed with humans or
humorous touches in the lives of a
gang of thieves.
D. E. Reeves has rented the Grand
for four days beginning tomorrow
and will present clever musical
comedy, 1.-THE Merry Go Round
| Geraldine Farrar in 1.-THE Woman
God Forgot" is announced for
! Thanksgiving Observation-Disclosures.
'The Merry Go Round" at the Grand.
1 The Merry Go Round" Boyle
IWoolfolk's latest tabloid presentation.
is decidedly different attraction
than has ever been offered through
/ out the west by this ,roducer Of
world wide miniature successes, in
fact it will be a revelation In the
! field of tabloid. The book Is from
| the pen of John P. Mulgrew, whose
work has become famous in musical
comedy, vaudeville and tabloid fields.
It is musical revue with cast Of
/ twenty-five people.
1 The costuming of 'The Merry Go
Round" is another feature point.
They are of original design and ideas
and were made by Edith Strickland
and Nine. Youngbiood.
At the Grand four days, starting
tomorrow Observation-Disclosures