The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-11-17
Teams Will Meet for Instruction at Lunch at
Hotel Iowa and Will Comb Bust
ness District.
EVERYONE IS ASKED TO CONTRIBUTE
Opportunity Will Be Given Factory and Office
Workers to Do Their Bit for Boys
Over There.

ter line Of Fifth street from Cedar
: street to Grand avenue.
Team No. 6.
4 All territory lying between the
j center line of Fifth street and the cen
ter line of Sixth street from Cedar
tstreet to Grand avenue.
i Team No. z.
I All territory lying between the CEN
ter line of Sixth street and the cen
tier line of Seventh street from Cedar
Istreet to Grand avenue.
Team No. 8.
/ All territory lying between the CEN
ter line of Seventh street and the
center line of Eighth street from Ce-
dar street to Grand avenue.
Team No. 9.
/ All territory lying between the CEN
tier line of Eighth street and the cen
ter line Of Tenth street from Cedar
/ street to Grand avenue.
Team No. 10.
! All territory north of the center line
| of Tenth street from Cedar street to
Grand avenue, including the Standard
| Four Tire Co., River Smelling & Re-
/, fining Co., and the National Lead Co.
]. G. Hubinger Bros. company will
be canvassed by Team No. 3.
] The Mississippi River Power COM
pany and the U. S. government build
| ings will be canvassed by Team No. 4.
The Local subscriptions.
The report on local subscriptions
will not be made until Monday, ac-
cording to the wishes of Chairman
Hamill. This does not mean that the
Keokuk quota has been secured. 1t
will take considerable more hard work
to go over on this.
So far the largest subscription
made by any one person, has been
81 900. The smallest amounts have
been FIVE dollars. several Of the big
$500 to $500 each, and there are a
many 500 pledges.
Treasurer Hamin would like to
have all of these pledges paid in at
once. If this is done he will be able
to make a very comprehensive and
full report of actual cash, and will be
able to send to national headquarters
a big cash donation.
The State Report.
The following shows what Iowa
is doing:
A million dollars for Iowa is now
the slogan Of the leaders of the
statewide campaign in progress this
week in behalf of the war Y. M. G.
A. fund With total subscriptions of
$4,000 reported in last night, and
several of the larger cities and coun-
ties of the state still to be heard
from finally, the goal set is now re-
garded as a possible one, and 1t is
assured that the 100000 minimum
quota for Iowa will be reached.
Mason City got into the game yester-
day with contribution of $4,000
from the city alone, and Cerro Gordo
county outside yet to be reported.
Cerro Gordo county is ambitious to
be second in the state, an honor
now held by Davenport, and will try
to pass the $4,000 mark. Des Moines
went over the top yesterday when
the city campaign, conducted Jointly
by the Y. NJ C. A. and Y. w. c. A.
was concluded with total of more
than $4,000 raised for the two as
sociations. OF this amount 100000
is credited to the Y. M. c. A. fund.
Southwestern Iowa has been particu-
1arly active in the campaign, Shelby
county as an example turning over
s15,O14, the quota being $500. Not
quite one-third Of the counties Of the
state have now reported subscrip-
lions equal to or in excess Of the
quota originally assigned. In order
to meet the new demands from ma
tional headquarters it will be neces- |
sary for practically every county to
beat its first quota by at least Is |
percent.
Following is the tabulation Of the
amounts reported by counties at
state headquarters last night:
Adair, s5.4oo-s2,250; Adams, $500
-s6,s50 Allamakee. ,S00-S4,50o,
Audubon, ,000-s4,500; Appanoose,
SO, 0oo-s2 1000; Black Hawk, 100000
s1e5oo; Boone, si4ooo-s12,5oo;
s76OO-s5, 900; Cass, sS000-ss,ooo;
Cedar. ,ooo-s1,92o; Cerro Gordo,
ooo-s21 900; Cherokee, $4,000
Clarke, ,200-s2.70o: Clay,
SIS 000--S4 900; Clayton, ST,OO0-Slo,-
600: Clinton, s25 .0O0-s19,S $50; Craw-
ford. ,OO0-s5,S00; Dallas. $4,000
SIS 600: Decatur, ,2o0-s4120; Della |
ware. 81, 000-s2,500: Des Moines, s1S,- !
nO0-s2O, 400; Dickinson. $4,000
$500: Dubuque. ,000-S15, 900: |
Emmett, s4,500-s1,79 3 Fayette, So,
400-s3,0Oo: Fremont. s5,o00-s6,000; |
Greene. So ,00O-s13, 500: Guthrie, ST. |
so0-s5, Harrison. $S.s00-s9 .433;
Henry, $7.Oo0-s7,05o; Ida, $4,000,
Sc 900; Jackson. 7,50O-s3,000 JAS |
per. 12,500-s3,300; Jefferson, $1,000